four-man rush. montez. incomplete. well wide of macintyre. it will be third down and six. >> brock: that same throw. it was a third and six earlier. they were in a really good concept and he has macintyre open in the flat. that time, open on the out. you just have to trust your fundamentals there, throw it downhill and put it on your receiver. >> bob: on a three-man rush, and

on the slant, they've got the first down and more. tony brown. >> brock: what a really cool play right there. you motion to the other side all t -- all the attention is to macintyre and to shenault and you run a little slant the other way. well done. well executed by the buffs. >> bob: montez. one-on-one in the open field. throws it away. good job by carlos davis. >> brock: and you know he wants one more opportunity. well, maybe he want as touchdown. maybe that's what he wants. but as a competitor, you know the 31-year-old from australia wants one more shot to get this right. >> bob: stefanou, a lou groza semifinalist last season. his career long, 53. >> brock: man-to-man. >> bob: montez goes down. sacked by ben

seventh nebraska sack. and now it's third down and a mile. >> brock: it's coming right at you, right over the center. i talked about hands an awful lot today. three and a half sacks. paced nebraska last year. you heard me right. three and a half sacks was the leading sacker a season ago. seven today. after just 14 last season as a te team. >> bob: now, if you are colorado, you do not have to pick up the first down to get into field goal range. if you believe your kicker has the leg to make line is where you have to go for a first down. these next two plays for the buffs designed just to get him inside of where he can make a

52, 53 yarder? or are you thinking fresh set of downs? >> brock: it's third and 19. you have to get some damage done. and you better protect first, because anything else isn't getting it done without protection. >> referee: false start, offense, number 14. five-yard penalty. remains third down. >> brock: this place is rocking and it's played as big a role as anything. it's just the left guard, and it's a flinch. you can see his eyes are out there. and it is also the receiver. macintyre, both of those guys just flinch, trying to get a grasp on this pressure. >> bob: high throw up the seam, incomplete. laying out, jay macintyre. a hit in the secondary that's

going to give a free first down to colorado. did antonio reed just make the mistake of the game? >> brock: personal foul, defense, number 24. unnecessary hit against a defenseless receiver. that 15-yard penalty includes an automatic first down. they called the penalty on 24, it was antonio reed, 25. that goes after a defenseless receiver and gives a free first down to colorado. now, they're still not quite in field goal range. >> referee: the previous play is under further review.

>> brock: the only thing antonio had to do right there was play the ball. senior out of memphis, tennessee, played a bunch of ball, 35 starts. and from the booth, they are initiating, from the booth, they are initiating a targeting call here. and the only thing antonio had to do, and this is happening so fast, it's easy for us to see, but all he has to do is play the ball. ma mack untire knmacacintyre knowso chance. >> bob: i don't think it's targeting. i think reed will stay.stay. that 15 yards is going to stick, whether reed gets kicked out or not. that puts the ball at the 45 yard line. and on that last snap, colorado could have gotten the ball just inside the 40 yard line. you figure that might have put them in a position where they could try a miles long field

goal, well, now, they are in a whole different circumstance with a first down at the plus-40. >> referee: replay has stopped the game to look for the aspect of targeting. there is no targeting. the unnecessary roughness stands. it's first down. >> brock: yeah. and i think that's right. he's a defenseless player and you did not think because of the replays there was forcible contact to the head or neck area. i agree with you. scott frost is saying, then, why the unsportsmanlike? well, that's because he went after a totally defenseless player, which is something they're trying to take out of this game. >> bob: it can be unnecessary refness without necessarily having to have targeting on top. >> brock: what a massive penalty. >> bob: blitz from nebraska.

montez takes a shot, drops it in to shenault -- touchdown! unbelievable. from 40 yards out. >> brock: best player on the field. your best players have got to make the biggest plays at the biggest moments and that's exactly what they did. when you didn't go his way in this fourth quarter, it is that inside fade. that's all the room. even with the safety over the top. perfectly thrown to montez. and the biggest difference maker here in 60 minutes of action shows it yet again. that's now 177 yards receiving on ten catches after 11 and over 200 one week ago in denver. >> bob: up by five, a no brainer to go for two. montez with the rollout. and that's short of the goal line.

macintyre was hit and driven back by deontai williams and he's shaken up. so, nebraska now with two time-outs, they still have 1:06, but what's the status of their quarterback? >> brock: status of that guy is most valuable player. he's a little bit banged up. but what a day, once again, for laviska shenault. absolutely stud, man. there's very few like this in college football that can play everything. wildcat quarterback, run it in on a touchdown. seam route, got you. really doesn't matter what has been asked of him, he has delivered. >> bo >> bob:ally sop -- allison, does it look like martinez can get back on the field? >> allison: no, guys. they have that right knee iced up. it's going to be up to andrew bunch to try to get this win.

>> bob: andrew bunch, the backup quarterback, because tristan gebbia, who lost the battle to martinez in fall camp, when he lost the battle, he transferred out, left, released from his scholarship. now bunch, a walk-on sophomore whose only offer out of high school was from eastern michigan, will get one last chance with the ball to try to pull off a win for nebraska. >> brock: that conversation with mr. fos irost is, what are you comfortable with? what do you want me to call here in the final 60 seconds? >> bob: a squibb kick from colorado. and that gives pretty good field position to nebraska at their own 36 yard line as the tight end jack stoll ran it forward. >> brock: and on a day of so many stories, what a story. sophomore that you just mentioned, he won a state title. this kid is a winner. this is andrew bunch, a state title winner, a three-year starter, a walk-on that's had to

earn everything, that watch ed someone else give up everything for this opportunity. 91,000 eyeballs are looking right at him. >> bob: four-man rush. bunch on first down. with a strike. he starts the drive to mike williams. and mike williams fights his way to stop the clock, at least for the moment, to the 50 yard line. a gain of 14. andrew bunch threw 79 passing touchdowns during his high school career. play action. under pressure. throws it away. was he outside the pocket? >> referee: there is no grounding. >> bob: that's a big call. >> brock: that is an enormous heads up play. you take a sack, you're going to have to burn a time-out. the one thing he can't do is take a sack here. he flushes and once again,

that's like montez, we saw that earlier. they are going to give the benefit of the doubt to the quarterback to protect himself. i think he was in that gray area, which we've seen consistently called that way today. >> bob: bunch across his body, underneath to jack stoll. and you wonder if a time-out will be used now by nebraska. and it looks like they will call one and have one remaining, with 32 seconds to go. well, colorado takes the lead against all olds and the biggest play that led to the touchdown was that penalty on antonio reed, which would have set up fourth down and a mile. >> brock: and you just knew they were not going to leave here without shenault playing a factor in it. and steven montez doesn't make those plays last year. just doesn't have the poise and maturity to do it. he does this season.

and because of it, he's put scott frost in a bit of a bind. one of the real challenges here is bunch is just not a mover. unlike martinez, we have seen create so well with his legs today, the protection is going to have to be right. the routes are going to have to be right down the field. and stanley morgan, j.d. spielman, they have to find a way to deliver for their walk-on quarterback. >> bob: bunch well protect. high throw to lindsey. they still have a time-out -- check that, morgan. stanley morgan hauls it in. and they will give him progress to the 21. >> brock: what a big-time throw, man. what guts from the walk-on.

>> bob: the false start on nebraska will cost them a time-out. >> referee: false start. this foul is under one minute, which carry as ten-second runoff. nebraska chooses their third and final time-out in lieu of the runoff. >> brock: because that play was inbounds, that clock was going to run. you false start right there under a minute, ten-second runoff or you've got a time-out in your pocket, which nebraska does, you have to use it. now you've got no margin. >> bob: now you have to look to the end zone. >> brock: yep. >> bob: what a crucial penalty. >> brock: now you look at that call sheet. if i said shenault's got to leave this building getting his opportunity, so does morgan. and a beautiful job by bunch to buy time and just throw another beautiful pass high and away from morgan to go up and get it. this has to be morgan or spielman or they have to play central roles in such deception to free other people up.

but they're your best players and you want to go down, if you go down, you want to go down swinging giving those guys an opportunity. >> bob: stanley morgan, widest to the top of your screen wide left. andrew bunch, swing pass in the right flat. greg bell's got to get out of bounds. and that did nothing for nebraska. he gained about a half yard or a handful of yards. got back to the original line of scrimmage. but now it's down to 13 seconds to go. second down from just outside the 20. >> brock: 20 seconds, you can catch this in the middle of the field and absolutely still get up and spike it. and with 13 to go, that is right on the verge. >> bob: heaving into the end zone is bunch. out of bounds. and over the wall goes stanley

morgan. >> brock: he had him. and he had him. and that is such a long, difficult throw right there. a corner route. hes abrams to the point. if you don't throw it tight, you run out of real estate. with just secoven seconds to go you have to go to the end zone. >> bob: very well might be the last play. down the sideline, incomplete. still with three seconds to go, though. so, it did not get to the end zone. it did get out of bounds. now we are down to the final play, barring a defensive penalty with three seconds remaining. >> brock: no fear of failure. it is the motto within this program. number eight, where are you?

>> referee: third and final time-out, colorado. >> bob: so, mike macintyre wants to make absolutely sure there are no coverage busts n, no confusion and his players understand their responsibilities on the final play of the game. >> brock: and likewise on this side. you are talking to the five big guys up front, who protected very well, they've run the ball successfully, over 300 yards. 129 rushing, the true freshman is going to have to watch with an ice pack on his knee. to me, this is scott frost just reminding andrew bunch, the walk-on sophomore quarterback, that you can do this. and you can see it on the other side, as well. everybody making sure their assignments are sound and scott frost putting the very best play that he believes andrew bunch with confident can go out there

and deliver. >> brock: it has to get to the end zone for the walk-on quarterback andrew bunch. again to the top of your screen, wide left, is stanley morgan. colorado blitzes. bunch heaves one to the end zone. out of bounds and incomplete! colorado, an incredible come from behind win in the fourth quarter here in lincoln. and you cannot overstate how important this win is for that man right there. since joining the pac-12, in seven years, six last place finishing for colorado. five of those under mike macintyre. two years ago, they won the division. and you wonder, was that a fluke two years ago or was that steps

towards rebuilding a program? many think this is the year that's going to tell that story, brock. and scott frost walks off the field on the short end in his debut at nebraska. >> brock: what an incredible call. they blitzed, they get home, they force the incompletion and because of it, they go home winners. >> bob: let's go to allison. >> allison: an emotional embrace for coach macintyre. what's going through your mind just now? >> oh, how great this is for these kids. the staff did -- we just hung in there, you know, our kicker is awesome and he missed a couple, we are mentally tough. that's what i told them before the game. you know, nebraska had a disadvantage, they didn't have a game before us. we didn't have any film on them. number two is a heck of a player. i sure hope he's okay. and i just like to thank our

team, our fans and -- wow. thank y'all. appreciate it. >> allison: i saw the hug with your son. what makes this one mean so much? >> the way he played. dream come true today. i got to beat nebraska, i got to watch my son make some plays. pretty special. pretty special. >> allison: a special player in laviska shenault, as well. what did you call up on that game-winning touchdown? >> laviska got press, we said go at it. go at it. so, they pressed him, he made a play. great throw. just unbelievable win for our program and special day. thank you. >> allison: thank you, coach. >> appreciate it. >> bob: a coach on the hot seat. his son's on the team. he scores touchdowns, they find a way to win it. old rivalry game in the fourth quarter. >> brock: if you don't love every second of that, you don't love college football. and the last play here, color o colorado, who took risks throughout, who didn't punt, who

went for it, they go for it again. they bring an extra, they overload, the weak side there of that protection. they were not going to let the walk-on get comfortable. they set the tempo, they bring the blitz and the ball falls aimlessly out of bounds. with tears in his eyes right there. i can't remember a game, scott frost watches his first game in this building, a loss, i don't know if i can remember a game lately with so many stories. so many players with so much unique backgrounds and grit and journeys and stories and so much meaning for both of these programs. what a whale of a game. >> bob: congratulations to colorado, and congratulations to mike macintyre. tears in his eyes as he celebrates the old big eight rivalry win over nebraska. 33-28 is your final. for allison williams and brock huard, i'm bob wischusen. after the break, we go back to the studio. bob, thank you so much. fantastic game here in studio. kevin negandhi with mack brown and jonathan vilma.

con grants to colorado. you saw the emotion from mike macintyre. as a coach, what is that like? >> nothing better. he wins against a rival, on the road. his team comes back in the way he won, we'll give great dividends to this team down the road. a lot of confidence. >> i love the defensive play call at the end. go after them. young guy just got onto the field. put the pressure on them and dictate the end of the game. i love the defensive call. >> saw a bump, took the shot for the touchdown. blitzed at the end. that's a confident coach. >> on the other side, you have to fee for martinez, making his debut. >> they'll be fine. >> they will be. you know who is fine right now, trace mcsorley. penn state getting ready to face pitt. that's our night cap on abc. top of the hour. more highlights coming your way.

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now on abc7 news, a massive ocean clean-up project today. growing threat and no end in sight. threatened by a california wildfire that's shut down a freeway. the final remnants of history blown to bits today. abc7 news starts now. >> live where you live. this is abc7 news. >> this action is one of 800 happening around the world today. >> the bay area takes part in global action today intended to save the world. >> they're demanding the leaders take more action to protect the environment. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim. sky 7 shows the climate jobs justice marsh to civic center plaza. >> where abc7 news cornell barnard, this is part of a global day in action.

>> reporter: it really was, eric. and many heading home today after a very big march demanding action on climate change. just days before a major climate summit is set to begin here in san francisco. the drum beat for change echoed down market street in san francisco. sky 7 showed thousands of people taking a stand and marching against climate change. amber kerr is worried about her kids' future. >> they're 2 and 5 years old and the world is going to look very different by the time even they're my age, let alone my grandparents age. >> reporter: masambay traveled from uganda to say it's happening worldwide. >> it's not just about one country, one area, one people. the planet is one. >> it's been a year of historic wildfires. there's drought in many parts of

the world. sea levels are rising. >> reporter: world leaders, researchers and activists in san francisco for a global climate summit. organized by the u.n. and governor jerry brown. >> we're here to demand that our elected leaders do more about climate change. >> reporter: on saturday, governor brown signed two bills to block the trump administration's offshore oil drilling expansion. in a statement, the governor said today's message to the trump administration is simple. not here, not now. we will not let the federal government pillage public lands and destroy our treasured coast but some activists say it's not enough because the governor is approving on-shore drilling projects throughout the state. >> we need governor brown to set a new bar for climate leadership by saying no to new oil wells. >> reporter: moving away from fossil fuels towards renewable energy is a move even dinosaurs seem to like. larkin street reopened but hours after the march, folks invited to help paint these street murals. there were 54 in all boasting solutions to climate change, all

made with clay-based non-toxics paint and hope they stick around before the climate summit is set to begin next week. live in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> all right, much appreciated, cornell. thank you. now as that march made its way through san francisco, an ambitious project to collect garbage polluting our oceans. sky 7 flew over san francisco bay and this large nearly 2,000 foot roof made it way into the pacific. 24-year-old dutch inventor behind the ocean clean-up is hoping the boon will collect litter from california to hawaii. he created an organization called the ocean clean-up. >> we love the marine life, so we want to save them from the harmful out there. all the design we've done is with that in mind. we don't want to harm, we want to save them. >> the organization believes the great pacific garbage patch made up of 85,000 pounds of garbage

can be cut in half. it's between california and hawaii. developing news, a wildfire that's closed off in shasta county is growing. flames burned nearly 58 square miles. the u.s. forest service said it's towards trinity lake in trinity county where buildings where threatened. the so-called delta fire shut down i-5 north of redding and it will remain closed at least through the weekend. two evacuation shelters now open and zero reported containment. abc7 news reporter will carr has an update. zwlr i'm will carr where the delta fires have damage. i can see a stove there from the middle and standing roughly where the kitchen used to be. this has been a very dangerous fire we've seen a wall of flames race down towards i-5, trapping drivers on the interstate.

some people had to flee on foot. now, this fire is continuing to burn along the interstate, so i-5 remains shut down for 47 miles. this is a major thoroughfare through northern california. keep this in mind, so far, this year in california, wildfires have destroyed 1.2 million acres in almost $900 million in property and we're only in early september. we still have to go through october for wildfire season and this will be the worst season ever in the state's history. near redding, california, will carr, abc7 news. a former uc basketball star now plays for the boston celtics faces charges today in connection with a domestic violence incident. jabarie bird is accused of assaulting, strangling and kidnapping someone. he's expected to be in court on monday. boston police say he's been guarded by police at a hospital. bird grew up in walnut creek and

played basketball at selesan college. and they're aware of the incident and taking it very seriously. it's finally over. every piece of the old eastern span of the bay bridge that needed to be removed is gone. that's pretty safe to say in a matter of seconds. the last two bridges of the east span. these are the final two marine foundations that needed to be removed. traffic on the bridge was temporarily stopped and the bike path was closed for hours. take a look, sky 7 flew over the aftermath and you can see the dark cloudy debris and all the sediment kicked up by the explosives. four remaining foundations left in place and converted into observation platforms and boardwalks part of a new park. people felt a little rumble today in the east bay. a 2.8 magnitude earthquake

centered in oakland. people reported feeling a quick shake but no report of damage or injury. the warriors are adding to their roster. >> who wouldn't want to try out for the warriors? >> we'll check out a different kind of team tryout held today in the east bay. that's head. >> i'm in for drew tuma. temperatures really warmed up today. 5 to 8 degrees warm e at the coast.

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the warriors are getting a new dance team. a new senior dance team. auditions were open to anyone 55 years of age or older. those trying out for a spot, a woman a member of the warriors inaugural dance team when it started 34 years ago. >> the history the first time in 1985, incredible to do it as a senior team. it's kind of cool. >> it's a lot of ladies here, a lot of different type of ladies and we're just going to have fun. >> a lot of different kind out there. they've got a huge turnout for today's tryouts. this will be the fourth cadance team for the warriors. all at oracle arena during the upcoming season. now, your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good afternoon to you. what a beautiful day it was to

you. plenty of sunshine. here's doppler 7 and where is the fog? well, not only did it warm up along the coast but almost got into the 70 degree range in san francisco. the high is 68 and it's been 8 weeks since we have seen a 70 degree temperature in downtown san francisco. that is the average for this time of year. tomorrow though, the trend will be for cooler weather. we have the perspective in seattle, rain, but we are keeping our eyes on hurricane h oliv olivia. it's a category two. category one later on with winds of 85 miles per hour and they just recovered from lane last week and this will be a tropical storm by the time it gets awfully close to the hawaiian chain with heavy surf, and heavy downpours. watching that for you and lawrence right now, 70 miles an hour. take a look at how this explodes into a category four by thursday. this is a major hurricane

impacting north carolina, south carolina, evacuations already under way. and these folks are going to be in for very high waves, heavy surf, heavy downpours and it is not even developed yet. so we'll be tracking this day by day for you and there are other systems behind that, so looking pretty active for september in the atlantic. winds right now, kind of breezy out there. 18 to 25 mile high but the northerly winds warm us up earlier in the north bay so it was pretty warm. a warm start out there with the fog free conditions. 68 in san francisco. 71 in oakland and 76 in mountain view and half-moon bay, 63. pretty picture from our exploratory where it is sunny, upper 80s for you in santa rosa. 80 in napa with 90s, fairfield, concord, livermore at 89 degrees. we are looking at the patchy low clouds and fog overnight. the heat eases tomorrow and overnight tonight, looking at

numbers in the 50s. coming down just a couple of degrees. if you're headed for the race on sunday, numbers will be in the 60s and looking at pride in oakland. we are also looking at 70 degree temperatures elsewhere around the bay, upper 80s and the accuweather seven-day forecast showing the cooling trend right through the upcoming week. until we get to next week. >> we are pm. college football before the newscast. local teams playing as well. >> big one. down on the farm. it's north against south. the pac-12 season against the

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now sports from abc7 news. >> the rivalry that has built between stanford and usc over the last decade picked up again on the farm tonight. the tenth ranked cardinal hosted 17th ranked trojans. a conference title. chris alvarez on campus and a front row seat for this one. not a bad gig if you can get it. >> reporter: it's a pretty good game to be at. 99th edition of stanford and usc, also marking pac-12 play opener for both of these schools. both of these teams coming off wins against mountain west competition. the cardinal between san diego state 31-10 while the trojans took care in a 22 point home win last saturday. both won against stanford including the pac-12 game and

starting conference play in the win column. >> it's a huge game. they're a great team. they've got a great history. we feel we're a great team as well. we know what we're getting into. we get into a fight, so it's going to be a great game. they do too which is going to be fun. >> limit turnovers and get turnovers, that's the first thing. because this is one of those things i think the teams are evenly matched. and whoever can steal the possession, whoever can get a big stop on the defensive side and whoever can create a big play and we believe we've got big play ability. >> kickoff set for just over an hour from now. the seats still relatively empty and trickle in the usc band on the field. it should be a good game. 5:30 tonight and have it covered after the game tonight and again at 11:00.

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the first japanese to make a title. it came with drama and controversy through no fault of her own. osaka took the first set, 6-2. williams coach made this gesture. said it was a code violation for receiving coaching during a match. later in the set, you can see serena slamming after osaka broke her serve and a second code violation that came as a point penalty. williams up 3-2 at that point and a short time later, still upset, called the umpire a thief for stealing a point from her and gave her a game penalty which put her down 3-5. one game away from losing the championship. serena voiced her frustration to the turn of the referee. >> are you kidding me? i said you're a thief because you stole a point from me. i'm not a cheater. lose a game for saying that is

not fair. men out here. because i'm a woman, you're going to take that away from me? >> williams almost in tears. at match point, osaka had a great serve in this one and she wins, 6-2, 6-4 grand slam. beats her childhood idol, first to win a grand slam title and at the age of 20. >> i know you were here rooting and i was too but let's make the best moment we can and we'll get through it, but let's give everyone the credit where credit is due and let's not boo anymore. we're going to get through this and let's be positive. >> if you think osaka clearly won this match, she was incredible. the first two code violations are not in dispute, but the third assessed a game penalty for verbal abuse. that argument, far worse to their umpires and not assess any penalties. so eric, deion, she has a point

and they'll be looking into it. >> all right. thank you. president obama is back on the campaign trail. >> it is good to be back in california. >> he's not mincing words about his opinion on the current state of politics.

a fast moving wildfire and it is prompting some evacuations. so far, we know 200 acres in polk valley, spreading very quickly. you look at a picture from the nevada sis there will be an update on abc7news.com and the abc7 news app. former president barack obama headlined his first rally talking to voters trying to help out seven democrats looking to win seats in congress at a rally in anaheim, said the upcoming will give americans the chance to restore some sanity in our politics. palmieri with the story from washington. >> reporter: unprecedented attacks by a former president on

a signature preside a sitting president. >> if we don't step up, things can get worse. we had a chance to flip the house of representatives and make sure there's real checks and balances in washington. >> reporter: former president barack obama campaigning for seven congressional democrats in southern california, attacking the trump administration like he did on friday. >> demagogues promise simple fixes to complex problems. promise to clean up corruption and then plunder away. >> reporter: president trump fighting back, mocking the former president. >> very good, very good for sleeping. >> reporter: the president still reacting, for unnamed senior administration official said there's unsung heroes in the trump administration working to, quote, frustrate parts of the president's agenda. >> is it treason? a horrible thing.

>> reporter: said aides close to the president compiled a list of about a dozen suspects. >> anonymous, gutless, coward. >> reporter: president trump attacking the newspaper. >> action taken against "the new york times." >> i'm looking at that right now. >> reporter: times firing back in a statement. quote, the president's threats underscore why we must safeguard the identity of the op-ed and report of a free independent press to american democracy. tara palmieri, abc news, washington. parkland where 17 people died in the shooting won the first home game since the shooting by 17 points. the marjory stone man high school football team decided to dedicate to the beloved coach and 16 others killed at the school in february. players also wrote the number 17 on their helmets, a running back on the team told a local paper that the win was due to 17 angels w

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take a look at this by nasa's curiosity rover. compiled pictures from last month shows the rover at the red reuben ridge. >> curiosity just drilled for a new rock sample. a thin layer of dust is visible on the explorer, a storm that enveloped this summer and the darkest sky from dust, still in the atmosphere, you're right, i must have mistaken you for somebody. >> these are much more impessive than mine. the reach on that arm. abc's new brand localish is inspiring digital series called more in common. >> you'll meet a venezuelan violinist and harlem shake dancer to perform for crowds of people. >> anywhere that we are, we hear a song and we'll just dance

right there. >> even though you don't speak much english. >> my violin speaks perfect english. ♪ >> our stage. >> i love when he says his violin speaks perfect english. check out that. that's localish. more in common on facebook watch. >> that's all the time we have for abc7 news. thank you for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim. on behalf of lisa and mindi, all of us here at abc7 news, thank you for making the gestures. college football is next. we'll see you right back here on

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on a rainy night in pittsburgh, a sellout crowd is on-hand at heinz field, where at least for the moment, the grass surface is fine. but the forecast calls for heavy rain to come. trace mcsorley leads the it in hi lions into this spirited rivalry game against the pittsburgh panthers and quarterback kenny pickett. he makes his third career start. his first last season, a win against miami. will pitt fans paint the town blue again? it's pitt and penn state for the 99th time.