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downtown napa where business is booming and some are the fundraisers. sergio? >> reporter: there are quite a few businesses that are still shut down because entire buildings are still offlimits. you can see that one encircled by a chain-link fence. across the way that building is red tagged. but if you take a look at this square, this corner right here, this building may have wood on its windows. but yesterday they got a green tag. and right now there is a party going on. on the first saturday since the napa earthquake, it was a celebration for naked wines and their customers. >> we're allowed to reopen yesterday. and the first that came to mind is to throw a party. >> reporter: this building was red tagged after the quake, but yesterday an inspector posted a green tag. so they're back in business. loss lots of their stock was damaged and destroyed so now they're having a sale. >> we're selling them at $5 donation minimum. so people are coming in and

restocking their wine cellars. >> the labels may be stained by the wine inside is fine. all proceeds go to the napa valley relief fund. a few blocks away at the westin resort, crews were hard at work there and there was a line of people out the door. >> i can't wait to get up there, give it a kiss and rub it for good luck. >> she is one of the hundreds of people who got to sidle up to the stanley cup. this is an event that had been planned before the quake. but it turned into a reopening for the property. >> we're asking people to donate a minimum of $5 and put into it the cup to get their picture taken. and at the end of the evening, the l.a. kings have agreed to match all donations. >> reporter: the l.a. kings general manager lives in the area. so he offered up the cup to help. westin had to evacuate all their guests last weekend, and only portions of the hotel have reopened. they expect to be fully operational in a few weeks. downtown napa had been experiencing a renaissance in the last few years, and the hopes are to keep that going despite the quake.

in napa, sergio quintana, abc 7 news. one of the biggest tasks people are dealing with now is cleaning up. in an effort to help, free cleaning supplies were given out in the parking lot of a napa bank. so many people turned out, everything was gone by noon. >> from here to see they're getting more supplies. >> building inspectors are still at work, and more than a thousand buildings have been either yellow or red tagged. the good news is cleanup is progressing and the debris drop-off pile is getting smaller. oakland miss say man is in critical condition after he was hit by a patrol car. it happened around 1:30 this afternoon near lake merritt. these pictures were sent by a viewer. police was responding to a call when the officer hit a pedestrian. the officer was driving at a slow speed, but the 58-year-old pedestrian had to be hospitalized. another accident involving a pedestrian is under investigation in san francisco. police say the victim was hit by a big rig around 4:30 at fifth

and folsom streets. you can see the big rig appears to have stopped in the intersection. police say the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. police are looking for a man who exposed himself to a young girl in scots valley. police say the girl was walking near scots valley drive and beans creek road when a man in a truck made noises to get her attention. she turned around and he exposed himself. the truck is described as a smaller two-door dark green toyota truck. firefighters in san jose were busy battling two fires today. they're hoping things slow down this holiday weekend, which has already proven to be a very hot and windy one. lisa amin gulezian has more. >> reporter: the thick black smoke could be seen for miles. on the ground, it was worse. crick was one of two people inside one of the buildings when

the fire started. >> i've never been into a fire like this before where it was huge. there was black smoke. you couldn't even see behind there. it was terrible. >> reporter: two buildings went up in flames. they're used for storing old cars, parts, and tools. the fire started in that far corner and rushed down that direction of the building. at the same time a witness said he saw someone looking pretty suspicious running down the train tracks that way. investigators say they still haven't decided what the cause is. but that doesn't matter to the business owner. >> my body okay. i'm happy. >> reporter: unfortunately, he also didn't have insurance. but just as firefighters got control of one fire, another broke out a few miles away in kelly park off center road. the grass fire burned half an acre. it was a tough fight. and now san jose firefighters will be watched closely. to make sure exhaustion doesn't set in. >> any time you get higher heat, it starts causing problems

there. and when they start getting multiple fires back-to-back, that takes its toll too. those are all the things we're concerned about going into a weekend that looks like it's going to get relatively warm. >> and windy. conditions fa worry fire crews. they don't expect to get a break for another two months. that's when fire season officially ends. in san jose, abc 7 news. one person suffered smoke inhalation and a firefighter had minor injuries in a two-alarm apartment fire on o'farrell street in san francisco. a witness reported the flames on her cell phone. this is video from our sutro tower camera where you can see the the smoke billowing into the air. several people had to be rescued. 12 people were displaced from their homes. the red cross was called to help those people displaced. two wildfires sparked by lightning weeks ago are now threatening hundreds of homes. the fire near happy camp in the klamath national forest began miles apart on august 11. by this morning they had merged into one big fire. in all 90 square miles have

burned. a mandatory evacuation order has been given for 250 homes. the fire is 73% contained. and it's time now to head to abc 7 news meteorologist stedre tuma. >> all is clear and quiet. live doppler 7 hd, as you notice, you're not going to find any moisture on the map out there. look at highs across the region today. we were warm in the bay area. san francisco of 71 degrees. only the fourth time this month we were able to crack 71 degrees. 94 in antioch and 93 in concord. a live look at the cam shows a quiet picture and your morning forecast inland, the 60s the coast and the bay. a little bit of cloud cover, and it will be in the 50s. a warmer day on tap for sunday. you'll have the numbers at the accuweather seven-day forecast in just a little bit, ama. >> thank you, drew. one young man's dream to become the first openly gay player drafted by the informal was cut short today. michael sam was at his alma mater when he got the news. the st. louis rams cut sam,

along with 20 other players to get their roster down to 53 players. head coach jeff fisher says the decision to cut the defensive end was not easy. >> i was pulling for mike. i really was. and i don't say that very often. but i was. mike came in here and did everything we asked him to do. >> sam publicly acknowledge head is gay back in february. the rams picked him near the bottom of the draft three months later. after he was cut he used twitter to thank the rams for the opportunity, vowing to keep working toward a career in pro football. one person died this and two others were hurt when they fell from a cliff near daly city. the coast guard says it happened early this morning after three men broke through a fence many palisades park. the rescue team found all three victims on below on the beach. shawn caring on the from santa rosa was pronounced dead at the scene. the two survivors were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. still to come on abc 7 news at 11:00, construction is still under way right now on

interstate 280 in san francisco. but is the project on time? we'll have an update. and later, the decades old water rule that could be no more. plus, a huge turnout tonight for a bay area woman who had a brain aneurysm. how the community is y can you t! that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your lights. your 3-d--printed girlfriend will love that.

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covering novato, oakland, sunnyvale and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >> caltrans says work on interstate 280 is right on schedule. all northbound lanes of 280 from the 101 split to the king street offramp were closed for the weekend. crews are replacing two bridge hinges as part of a seismic

retrofitting project on 280. >> this hinge has done its job. it's been around for 50 years or so with san francisco traffic. and it's just time for repair. this hinge replacing has nothing to do with the recent quake. it was scheduled years out in advance. >> if you're going to tomorrow's giants game at at&t park, give yourself extra time. traffic coming from the south was significantly backed up ahead of tonight's game. 280 is scheduled to reopen tuesday at 5:00 a.m. and for help navigating around traffic problems, get ways on your smartphone for free on apple's app store or from google play. happening now, several dui checks are under way across the bay area. this is at the corner of seventh and harrison in san francisco. it's part of the bay area's avoid the 23 labor day weekend campaign. extra patrols from the chp, city, and county law enforcement are out to help stop and prevent drunk driving. a landmark building in oakland is about to be renovated and repurposed.

but that means the store that calls the building home now is going out of business. >> not today, not today. >> sears on broadway in oakland's uptown neighborhood is closing tomorrow. they lane partners bought it. they plan to convert the upper stores into office space to attract tech companies. the first floor will likely be rented out to retail shops. dozens of people gathered tonight to raise money for a morgan hill mom with a long road to recovery still ahead. the hawaiian-themed fundraiser in sunnyvale was packed. 33-year-old heidi is a mother of two and wife of a public safety officer. she suffered a brain aneurysm on july 4th. since then she has had several costly surgeries and is now in speech and physical therapy in san jose hospital. heidi's mom says her daughter was overwhelmed when she learned about all the support from her community. >> we discover that she can read now. she was coming through on her

dad's cell phone, looking at all of this. and she really got tears in her eyes. >> pretty overwhelmed by it all. >> yeah. i don't -- i don't think she had any idea how many people care. about her and how many lives she has touched. >> in addition to tonight's fundraising event, a go fund me website has also raised more than $107,000. a burlingame woman missing since thursday has been found. 82-year-old sharon speaks was last seen driving away from her home on thursday. she was found safe this afternoon in fearnley, nevada, east of reno. no word on what she was doing there, but her daughter has gone to nevada to pick her up. the. oakland pride kicks off tomorrow. the parade celebrating the lgbt community ends at 20th and broadway. oakland native and grammy nominated per constitutionist sheila e. will be headlining oakland pride tomorrow. for a look at how that weather is going to be for all the folks

out there, let's get to meteorologist drew tuma. >> hi, ama. live doppler 7 hd. we are dry with clear skies overhead. take a live look outside off our rooftop camera. there is coit tower looking beautiful. temperatures right now, san francisco off the high of 71, down to 62 degrees currently. oakland is at 65. 66 in san jose. gilroy at 68 degrees. and half moon bay currently at 63. another live look from our exploratorium camera. we'll show you the skyline of san francisco. look rather closely. a few puffy clouds. not seeing overcast skies along the coast which is welcome news right now. santa rosa 65 degrees. napa at 63. 66 currently novato. concord still warm at 70 degrees. and livermore coming in right now at 67. a final look at san francisco international airport. a quiet night out there and good visibility. the forecast will feature mostly clear skies overnight tonight. maybe some patchy fog here and there. but nothing widespread. we're heating up as we head towards sunday and a sunny labor day forecast is on the way on

the seven-day. satellite and radar will show you marie yesterday brought us the high clouds here in the bay area. but as marie depart, she took the clouds with her. today we had sunshine. and for sunday and monday, expect the bright and blue skies once again across the region. forecast animation will show you early tomorrow morning. perhaps a little bit of fog right along the coast near the peninsula. but then there is fog and clouds push out to sea and the picture-perfect sunday around here with plenty of sunshine across much of the bay area. we have many event going on this weekend. the 44th annual millbrae art and film festival continues tomorrow. low clouds early on, but 73 degrees by 2:00. and by 5:00 we have clear skies and temperatures going into the low 70s. the 62nd annual sausalito art festival has fair weather. 71 by 1:00. 74 very mild, and a light breeze. temperatures right around 73 degrees. we talk about oakland pride. it's going to be great for the festivity tomorrow. 69 degrees as it kicks off at 11:00 a.m.

otherwise total sunshine throughout tavern. bright at 4:00, 75 degrees. and that breeze still with us with a temperature of 71 later in the evening. 60 here in san francisco. 69 half moon bay. 62 for oakland. 61 in richmond and 36 the overnight low in antioch. highs tomorrow a couple of degrees warmer than today. 84 the high in san jose. 83 for santa clara. 81 in mill pita. 85 redwood city. 85 for mountain view. san francisco will go to 73 degrees tomorrow. warm day. 67, sunset district under mainly sunny skies. lots of 90s on the board in north valley locations. 90 santa rosa sack, petaluma, sonoma. 91 for calistoga. 92 clear lake. 91 for napa. east bay locations 77 hayward, 80 castro valley and inland spots are hot, in the 90s. 95 antioch. 93 fairfield. and pleasanton a high of 91 with lots of sunshine. the accuweather seven-day forecast will show you tomorrow lots of sunshine on the way. 92 inland.

and actually we'll peak the heat monday into tuesday mid-90s inland and 70s along the coast. labor day itself bright and beautiful in our summer spread. >> looks good. thank you so much, drew. it's official college football. >> big saturday for our local college football teams. cal holds off northwestern. and 11th ranked stafford roles over uc davis. the pac-12 opener against usc.

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if they ever kicked off a 2014 season pitching a shut-out enns uc davis. the cardinal looking for their pac-12 title and extend the nation's longest home win streak to 17. he found out what his team was capable today. skbof scored before the offense took the field. he is going to go 51 yards for the score. 7-0 just like that.

ty had a 44-yard td catch. the offense did contribute. kevin hogan showing off the arm. 40 yards to michael rector. made it 21-0. 12 of 16. 214 yards and three tds. still in the second quarter, hogan bounces it off as a freshman. and with the broncos as a wide receiver. first touch. the proud father and stanford wins 45-0. but david shaw still not satisfied. >> we don't grade our team depending on who they play. we grade them on how well they play. that second half we didn't play well enough. we were not efficient. we did not play up to our level football. we're not going to talk about the score. we don't care about the score. we're going to talk about our effort and our excuses. >> cal meanwhile coming off a 1-11 season. looking for payback against northwestern who knocked off the bears last year. so cal opens their season with an 79 yard drive capped off with a one-yard td pass. 7-0, bears. cal's next drive, 11 play, 77

yards. goff, second td pass of the game. kenley lawler makes the leaping grab. 14-0 cal. golf, three td passes in the first half. 76 yards for an easy touch. cal with a 24-7 lead. but northwest would trail by 7. wildcats driving. picked off by jalen jefferson. cal snaps a ten-game losing street. last year you give up 44 points to northwestern. today half that. what was the difference? >> our kids played hard. they played hard and they lined up right. and play good solid fundamental defense. glad to see them do that. >> we'll take a brief time-out where the a's fall further behind the angels. flirted with a no-hitter.

to the diamond. tim lincecum threw another no-hitter. madison bumgarner was one hit away last tuesday. tonight hosting the brewers. peavy struck out seven in the first four i think so. mark reynolds, a swing and a miss. two men on for michael morse. deep the center. it's going to go off the wall. pablo sandoval and hunter pence both score. brandon crawford's rbi single made it 3-0. then he provides some great defense in the seventh. diving stop. leads to a double play, keeping peavy's no-hitter alive. a no-hitter through 7 1/3. but mark reynolds 7 2/3. eight strikeouts. the dodgers loss.

giants only 2 1/2 back. a's need a win. erick aybar. base hit to right. angels go up 1-0. next batter, jeff samardzija is going to throw it away. he overthrows samardzija. kendrick would have been out. a's lose again, 2-0 the final. the angels' lead in the west is up to four games. u.s. open. eli manning, courtside in his final saturday off. novak djokovic making short work of american sam querrey. easy volatile. he'll take the second. querrey not putting up much of a fight. he moves into the fourth round with a straight sets victory. andy murray and serena williams also moving on. we'll take a tour of today's college football action in the nation later in this newscast. stick around. new air strikes tonight against isis in iraq. and the new warning issued to western country. plus, that ice bucket challenge is making the rounds

on social media. but is it really making a difference? and the bay area teens teaming up with a local community service group to bring clean water across the world. and taking a quick live look outside, we will continue after a quick break.

live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >> good evening. i'm ama daetz. in tonight's headlines, a man is in critical condition after he was hit by a patrol car in oakland. it happened around 1:30 this afternoon near lake merritt. police say an officer was responding to a call when the opd officer hit a pedestrian. investigators say the officer was driving at a slow speed. a two-alarm fire destroyed two commercial buildings in san jose. it broke out on north 7th and quickly grew. the buildings were used to store old cars, parts and tools. no one was hurt. sonoma county has declared a local emergency after last sunday's 6.0 earthquake centered near napa. meantime, downtown napa marks the first saturday after the quake. some businesses donated their proceeds to disaster relief and hockey fans put their donations in the visiting stanley cup.

the u.s. has carried out five more air strikes against islamic state targets near iraq's mosul dam. and tonight a new warning from saudi king abdullah that terrorist groups could attack europe and the u.s. unless the international community steps up. ryan smith has the latest. >> reporter: as u.s. warplanes continue to pummel isis forces in iraq, president obama this week made a surprising admission about what comes next. >> we don't have a strategy yet. >> reporter: the president explained that a long-term plan to contain the islamist militants will take time to pull together. >> to systematically degrade isil's capacity. >> reporter: they flaunted their tav salve vallejory again. hundreds of captured syrian soldiers stripped to their underwear, herded at gunpoint, forced to walk barefoot across the burning sands, apparently in a death march. the video later seems to show a killing ground in the aftermath

of a massacre. the threat from isis has alarmed the united kingdom into raising its terrorist threat level to severe, meaning an attack is high hawaiily likely. >> what we're facing in iraq now with isil is a greater and deeper threat to our security than we have known before. >> reporter: isis recruits young fighters from britain and already has an estimated 100 fighters from the united states after using online rap music to win them over. ♪ they slaughter us like animals ♪ >> reporter: one recruitment pipeline leads back to the minneapolis area. >> young men are being recruited by other young men who are already out there. >> reporter: young men like douglas mccain and troy kastigar, once classmates at this suburban minneapolis high school who both died fighting thousands of miles from home in syria and somalia. but here at home this labor day weekend, the white house says there is no evidence isis is actively plotting to attack the u.s. homeland. ryan smith, abc news, new york. russia has been given a

one-week ultimatum to scale back its intervention in ukraine or face more sanctions. the european leaders today warned russia it risked being isolated if it continued to escalate the crisis in ukraine. nato estimates these a thousand russian soldiers are in ukraine. russia denies it. a plane crashed into the atlantic ocean today after the pilot lost consciousness. the small plane took off from an airplane in wisconsin, heading to virginia. the pilot stopped responding to radio calls around 1:00. because the plane was so close to washington, d.c., f-16 fighter jets were scrambled to escort the plane. the jets confirmed the pilot was unconscious and stayed alongside until the plane crashed into the ocean. the worst drought in a generation has pushed state lawmakers to overhaul the state's long-standing pump as you please groundwater policy. under a package of bills sent to governor brown this week, the state would begin regulating groundwater for the first time. groundwater has accounted for 60% of the state's water use during the drought. but it's not as regulated or

managed as water from reservoirs, rivers, and streams. several other bills were passed by the legislature before the session ended this morning. one would make california the first state to temporarily take guns away from a person who is at risk of becoming violent. lawmakers have been focused on ethics after three senators, including leland ye were arrested on federal charges. one bill passed is how elected officials could spend cash for personal expenses. and another bill would make california the first state to ban plastic grocery bags statewide. the governor has until the end of september to sign or veto the bills. the als ice bucket challenge has raked in buckets of donation. $94 million and counting. our own dan ashley, sandhya patel, alan wang and i myself got drenched, and we made donations to the als association. so many donations made. they're 34 times higher than this time last year. reporter elizabeth cohen shows

us why this fundraiser has been so successful. >> reporter: superman and lois lane got doused. so did matt damon and martha stewart. this guy did it in an airplane, upside down. in just one month, the ice bucket challenge has generated $100 million. as over friday, the als association says donations are up an astonishing 3,504% from the same time period last year. and while you can say that's #amazing, there is a worrying that these dunkers' expectations might be disappointed because even with all this money, a cure for als is still a long way off. >> progress against these really tough issues takes patience, and it takes time. but we're not going to see results overnight, and nobody should expect that. >> reporter: sylvia buchanan is president for the center for effective policy. he says whether it's an

earthquake in haiti or an attack on the homeland, donors often want to see quick results and they want to know where their money is going right away. >> there will be a temptation to give it all away quickly, but it might be wiser to be more deliberate, see what shows evidence of success, and then and only then fund that in a bigger way. >> reporter: the als association doesn't have a breakdown yet of how all the ice bucket money will be spent and they acknowledge spending pressures this week saying this isn't a matter of spending these dollars quickly, it's a matter of investing these dollars prudently to achieve maximum impact in our quest to help people living with the disease and those yet to be diagnosed. and while a cure might not come overnight, at least for now, more and more money is. with ice bucket challenge donations now averaging a $9 million per day. >> charity als, yay, donate. >> reporter: elizabeth cohen reporting.

still to come, bay area students embark on a humanitarian mission to a neighborhood that can't afford clean water. we'll bring you their inspiring solution. and i'm drew tuma. the warm start to the holiday weekend, but even warmer air is set to arrive across the bay ar

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petaluma and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >> this weekend some local high school students are in mexico, but not for a labor day getaway. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom says they'll be delivering a gift that most of us take for granted. >> reporter: it's not every day a water filter gets a round of applause, at least not in manager. but in northern thailand, the shiny device will literally save lives. >> we're going to open this. >> reporter: the man speaking english is john kaufman from the peninsula rotary club based in redwood city. >> they're amazing. >> reporter: six seniors from greenwood academy are packing their bags for next h 2 opens doors in mexico, redwood city's sister city. >> people there even at their homes can't drink the water out of their tap. >> reporter: the green academy is a school within a school where students learn all about plants, animals and the thing they need, water.

>> i still can't get my head around it completely. it's heartbreaking this one thing we've always had, is so hard for them to get. >> reporter: but soon they will, just as the rotary club did in the philippines after typhoon yolanda. they will help set up a sun spring water filter. it purifies 5,000 gallons a day powered by the sun and the wind. >> i'm really excited to do something and try to make a difference involving the water crisis around the world. >> reporter: the students will be spending a week in mexico, but they have already spent the better part of the past year preparing for it. that includes raising money for their travel and for the water filter they'll be installing. >> we did bake sales. we went door to door and some got donations on our own. >> reporter: in all they raised $7,000 towards the project. after it's complete they'll attend a seminar with mexican president vicente fox. >> it will give us perspective about mexico, about our relationship and how we can make stronger bonds. >> some are overcoming fears.

>> it's going to be my first time on apprenticeship an airplane. >> i'm looking forward to interacting with the kids, seeing their lifestyle and making a difference in their lives. >> reporter: in woodside, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. the search is on this weekend for undiscovered soccer talent. alianza football is searching for undiscovered talent tomorrow from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the morgan hill sports park. players will compete future a chance to be invited to mexico for team tryouts as well as scholarships. the team is the largest amateur hispanic soccer program in the united states. the morgan hill stop is part of the group's 11-city tour. if you're a fan of fine art, music, food and wine, the sausalito art festival continues tomorrow and monday at park along the waterfront. in the south bay, the millbrae art and wine festival will hold its second day tomorrow. check out the kid friendly fun on broadway between meadow glen and victoria avenues. as we head into the holiday, let's get to abc 7 news

meteorologist drew. >> hi, ama. whatever you're doing tomorrow is going to be beautiful weather. live doppler 7 the scan around the bay area. what we have is a cold front that is slicing east. did you notice much of new england and parts of the midatlantic will see thundershowers thanks to the cold front. it's very humid and warm. 88 in new york the high. 82 for washington. you see 91 for atlanta. 95 for new orleans. but the midsection of america is now under high pressure. tons of sunshine. but still hot in dallas with a temperature of 96 degrees. in california tomorrow, expect some warm temperatures as well. 29 for yosemite. 98 fresno. palm springs triple-digits at 110. 95 for sacramento. and chico topping in at 95 degrees. closer to the bay area, here is your highs for tomorrow. a bit above average for the time of the year. look at san francisco. a high tomorrow of 73 degrees for san mateo. 76. 82 in palo alto. 82 for fremont. 80 for vallejo. napa, getting into the 90s. a high of 91 degrees. 93 for fairfield. we'll have sunshine all around the bay area for sunday.

and even through labor day, monday. here is your accuweather seven-day forecast. for tomorrow, a bit of cloud cover right along the immediate coast of most areas will remain clear. 92 inland. 70 along the coast. labor day monday. very similar summer spread. we'll peak in temperatures tuesday with the heat. 70s along the coast. and a gradual cooldown. sunshine will be with us for much of the workweek. >> perfect. thank you, drew. all right. a college football to kick off the season. >> quite day in college football. cal and stanford both find the win column, but top ranked florida state had all they could hand well oklahoma state. highlights next in sports.

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stanford came out firing on all cylinders against uc davis, kick starting their run for a third straight pac-12 title. with the win they extend the win streak to 17 games. special teams set the tone. first points of the year. first quarter, got four-three speed and he shows it. he goes 51 yards for the score. 7-0, stanford. the offense then kicked in. kevin hogan, 40 yards to michael rector. 21-0. 12 of 16. three touchdowns. stanford wins 45-0. montgomery talked about the fact he might not have played due to shoulder surgery. >> i felt blessed because a little over six months ago i wasn't supposed to be laying in this game. i'm real thankful the other team

guys were able to do their job. i knew i was going to be able to do the physical things, whatever they asked me to do. it was mental staying positive. >> stanford's next opponent usc hosting fresno state. cody kessler. play fake finds nelson aguilar. up 21 nothing in the first. more of the same that kessler out telephone shotgun. 45 yards. trojans win big, 52-13. put up 702 total yards of offense. stanford better be ready. cal coming off a 1-11 season has a ten-game losing streak they would love to shed against northwestern. three td passes in the first half. this to a wide open trevor davis. blown coverage will do that for you. 76 yards. cal with a 24/7 lead. 1:38 left. wildcats drive. picked off by jefferson. cal snap had in ten-game losing streak winning 31-21 your final. >> last year you give up 44

points to northwestern. today half that. what is the difference? >> our kids played hard. they played hard and lined up right. we played good solid fundamental defense. glad to see them do that. oregon and south dakota on who can dress the weirdest night. oregon running away with this one. royce freeman gets free. goes 26 yards for the score. he's got skill. oregon wins big, 62-13. heisman winner jameis winston and the national champs. florida state at cowboys stadium against oklahoma state. winston takes off, hurdles this guy, then dodges another, and then he'll score. this one gets better by the minute. jw walsh 24 yards to put ok state within three. 4:45 to go. winston finds green in traffic right here to seal it. top ranked seminoles go on to win, 37-31 your final. hard-hitting alabama facing west virginia in atlanta, georgia. you think you want to be a wide

receiver? think again. number two team in the nation destroyed their opponents on the ground, rushing for 278 yards, 19 right here on this derek henry cd. 'bama wins, 33-23. wisconsin won't forget the mad hatter, les miles after this game. anthony jennings. 35 yards. to make it 24-21, badgers. look at him good. but then kenny hillier takes the ball. he'll deliver the win, 28-24, lsu on top. they've won 48 state regular season games against nonconference opponents. last year's national title runner-up auburn hosting arkansas. tied at 21 in the half. then in the third, quarterback nick marchelle says i'm going to keep it myself. 19 yards. arkansas hoping to answer. but allen hit as he threes. ball lands right in the arms of

jermaine whitehead. they'll host san jose state next weekend. nfl teams making their final cuts today down to their 53-men roster. the 49ers had a few surprises. special teams kassim osgood and cj spillman both released, although they did the same thing last season with osgood as his $995,000 salary was guaranteed as he made the rost err. then signed him for less in week too. undrafted free agent darrin farrell. defensive lineman lawrence, shane skosh should make the practice squad. bubba patron and the niners kept all six wide receivers. jake murphy, center baseball player, practice squad candidate also went down. wide receiver greg little,

actson and jeremy stewart. what a day. we'll do it all over again. i'll toss it back to the last time on the weekend. ama daetz is moving to weekdays. >> i'll miss you guys but see you next week. >> thank you so much for joining us. that it is for tonight. abc 7 news does continue tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. i'm ama daetz for drew tuma, thank you so much for joining us. remember, we're always on abc7news.com. have a good night, everyone.

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