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directly affect our company's ability to support customers and team members. they raised their concerns with government officials. >> firefighters say an air-conditioning unit caught fire forcing four people in martinez to look for a new place to live. the early morning fire damaged this apartment complex on sentinel drive. investigators don't yet know why the air-conditioning malfunctioned. the red cross is providing help to the fire victims. nobody was hurt. medical helicopters rushed two high school football players to the hospital after they suffered serious injuries on the

field. it happened at two different games last night in the east bay. our media partner, the east bay times, reports the first player suffered head injuries at heritage high school in brentwood. less than an hour later a player at freedom high school hurt his back. both were flown to john muir medical center in walnut creek. a 5-year-o -year-old girl i north bay will be allowed to take her cannabis-based treatment at her school. a judge ruled that brook adams can continue attending public school and bring her medicine. the decision overrules the school district's stance that allowing brook on campus violated state and federal laws that banned that type of drug on school grounds. some words of warning today about sharks in the bay area. it has nothing to do with swimmer safety, but about protecting the sharks. coming up, advice from one marine sanctuary. >> this isn't right. nothing's right about this kid. hear from an airport worker

credited with stopping a man from stealing a passenger jet, and we're logist drew tuma. taking a live look outside

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>> that's quick-thinking airport maintenance worker shane graves, this morning credited with stopping this 22-year-old as he hopped a fence at a florida airport attempting to hijack this empty american plane. >> you're coming off this plane. >> reporter: he didn't hesitate to act, thinking of 9/11 as he coaxed him away from the cockpit. >> i said this isn't going to happen again. >> he has a commercial pilot's lines, appearing in court on friday. >> do you work? >> no, i'm a student. >> reporter: facing multiple charges as authorities investigate how he was able to get past the barrier and board the air bus. had he succeeded, the results could have been catastrophic. >> advising us eintended to harm himself and in that process had no regard for intentionality of harming others in the process. >> the incident sounding an alarm after an early familiar

scene back in august. >> oh, my god, what is happening right now? >> 29-year-old richard russell commandeering an empty jet from seattle to tacoma airport tationing an hour-long suicide mission that ended in a fiery crash. >> this looks like a copy cat of the theft and suicide, in this case a much bigger, more sophisticated airplane is very, very concerning. >> we're getting some wildlife advice today, don't disturb the sharks. that's the word from the national marine sanctuary as white sharks make their annual appearance off the san francisco coast. the animals concentrate from november and december. research shows that people who use od and other lures to draw sharks near boats disrupt the animal's natural feeding activities. young sailors -- the

commander of ghost guard sector san francisco members of the sea scout program with awards. they were on their summer cruise when they heard a coast guard broadcast for a missing kayaker. they spotted him. >> it was surreal. it was late at night. i was below decks. skipper called me up. we dropped the ill is a, came around for him, got him on board. >> the coast guard commander says the scouts saved the man's life. he had been drifting in 60 degree water for almost six hours. now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. we are entering the final hours of the summer season today. as we welcome the first full day of fall tomorrow, cooler air will make its way into the picture the next 24 hours. live doppler 7 showing you we have the cloud cover right up against the coastline today. and when you have that cloud cover you're going to have a wide range in afternoon highs. so we'll take you outside. ur east bay hills camera

lo ofha f already bay. and it w expanding in the overnight hours. so here we go with that wide range in temperatures, chilly along the coast right now. half moon bay only at 55 at this hour. but you contrast that to inland cities, well into the 80s. san jose pretty comfortable at this hour at 78 degrees. cool in the city at 60. san rafael across the bridge in the north bay much warmer with the current temperature of 88 degrees. but this evening, fall officially arrives today, later on at 6:54 p.m. and what's actually happening, the sun's direct rays are right over the equator. so in the coming weeks, those rays will actually sink south towards the tropic of capricorn. that will give us shorter daysd february. but overnight tonight the first night of fall we'll see a mixture of stars and clouds out there. it will be seasonally cool, upper 40s to lower 50s across the region, oakla, that overnit

low in san jose. so we'll 12-hour day planner on your sunday. sunup at 6:58 in the morning. we'll have the coastal cloud cover, also fog in and around the bay shoreline. i think the clearing of the cloud cover to the coast tomorrow will be very gradual. so by noon, the warming process is slower. in the 60s and in the 70s. by 4:00, it will be a breezy afternoon, but temperatures pretty much where they should be for this time of year with widespread 70s and 80s once you get away from the coastline. so highs on our sunday, only 59 in half moon bay, much warmer inland, 77 for fremont, 86 the high in antioch, sunshine in the south bay. san rafael tobreeze, 80 in thing we're watching later on tomorrow night. we do expect the winds to pick up a bit in the north bay, gusting, say, over 25 miles an hour after the sun sets heading into mondayor that fact the nat

weather service has issued a fire weather watch for the areas shaded in orange. essentially elevations above a thousand feet where the winds will be the most active. that will create some drier air overhead. humidity will be low. under the breezy, dry weather pattern, any fires that start can easily spread. something we'll be watching heading into the early parts of next week. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. plan the next seven days for you tomorrow, bright, breezy around here, temperatures where they should be this time of year. everything begins to change, once again, on monday, monday is a day of transition, warming back up into the 90s inland. by tuesday and wednesday, offshore winds will develop. that means everyone will be mild to warm. 70s on the coast. widespread 80s and 90s around the bay. similar to last thursday. and then gradually cooling off upcoming next weekend. but tuesday and wednesday, it is going to be hot, no matter where you live around here.

>> yeah. thanks. >> yeah, you're welcome. >> you knew it was coming. >> you're right, drew. >> you're welcome. chris alvarez is in for mindy today. say hi to the folks. >> hello, how are you? >> there you go. >> i tell you what, that heat, got this fan under here, pushed it my way. >> we're already best friends. >> coming up in sports, saturday, a big day of college football, number one alabama challenging this game for a bit. highlights from the

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number 20 oregon in a game you'll see right here on abc 7. the winner will put themselves in the early driver seat in the pac-12 north. alabama hosting number 22, texas a&m, a 22 of 30. 387 yards, four touchdowns, 30 yard pass to devonte smith. aggies thinking, run, the kwab sneaking on in. 14-7, crimson tide, they never looked back. hail hintage, two touchdown catches. 'bama wins b. 4-0, 45-23 winners. georgia number two team in the land taking on 3-0 missouri. first quarter third a n drew rock finds his tight end. the ball's loose, the fumble, 64 yards the other way. and a great pick by the ref, too, running alongside 7-0 dogs. third quarter now, 20-7, jake

frahm throws it high. but look at that catch. then he goes the rest of the way. it's riley ridley, 27-7, back shoulder throw to jeremiah holliman. gone, all the way, georgia, 43-29, 4-0. clemson, taking an georgia tech first quarter, georgia tech with the ball until clemson forces it loose. big hit right there. the ball is fumbling and bumbling, it's loose. in the end zone, 7-0, clemson. the offense did their part, wide open, justin ross, 53 yards to the house. it's 21-0. we're now third quarter, taveon feaster finds the hole, slips the tackle, 27 yards, see ' later, clemson wins 49-21. keep on rolling, ohio state, hosting tulane. duane haskins, 21-44, five fivee

touchdowns in the first half. paris campbell, top recipient, eight catches, two of those scores, nice catch in the corner of the end zone made it 21-0. this game was easy for the buck eyes, benjamin victor. more sports on the way. bonus baseball in the midwest, could the giants play spoiler? tiger woods looking l you could generate yourat home.rgy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california.

it has been a wild weekend of the tour championship in atlanta. brie son dechambeau entered as the leader. justin rose now the front runner to win. impossible for tiger to win it, but winning the tournament, well within reach. tiger roaring out of the gate, birdied six of his first seven, including five in a row long birdie putts, 10 under, best shot of the day came on number 7, fairway bunker, 172 yards from the hole and he gets a nice we'll call it a tiger bounce, five feet within the hole, he'd make birdie, after a bogey on 9, he birdies 13, he shoots a 5 under 65. justin rose on the way to winning the fedexcup, 2 under 68. stephen curry, not a bad golfer himself, inspired by tiger woods, i want whatever you had

for breakfast this morning. this is insane. baseball from st. louis, top seven, down 2-1, garcia bloops one to center, harrison bader misplays it. score, 3-2 giants. two run lead, but he couldn't get that shut down. molina, deep shot to left, tied at 4, and go to extras. hangs a breaking ball, tyler o'neill takes advantage. the cardinals walk off with a 5-4 win. coming up, more on that big stanford oregon game, much cooler side of the desk with those fans. >> thank you for noticing. the fate of deputy attorney general rod rosenstein is uncertain. what he'sed of to- ft carolina getting hit wit

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>> annncer: live where two developing news we're now following, lawyers for the woman accusing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of a decades old sexual assault say she has accepted a senate committee's request to tell her side next week. abc news reporter kevin moten

has the latest from washington. >> reporter: dr. christine blasey ford has accepted the senate judiciary committee's invitation to testify, although there are still details to be worked out. her attorney responding to the latest outline from the committee this afternoon saying we are disappointed with the leaks and the bullying that have tainted the process. we are hopeful that we can reach agreement on details. republican senate leaders had agreed on friday night to push back their own deadline amid ongoing negotiations with the woman woman who's accused brett kavanaugh with sexual assault. he has denied the allegation against him. president trump has been subdued turned critical on friday. tweeting if the attack on dr. ford were as bad as she filed. #why i didn't report, others telling their own stories. senator susan collins from maine, a key republican vote, critical of the president's tweet. >> i was appalled by the

president's tweet. we know that allegations of sexual assault are one of the most unreported crimes that exist. >> reporter: the vice president speaking at the value voters summit, confirming brett kavanaugh's -- >> i believe that judge brett kavanaugh will soon be justice brett kavanaugh, and take his seat on the supreme court. >> reporter: blasey ford's decision to appear before the committee sets up a high stakes hearing next week that will give kavanaugh's accuser the chance to tell her story publicly for the first time. a san francisco woman is leading an effort to take out a full-page ad in the "new york times" in support of christine blasey ford, just like an ad that appeared in support of anina hill 27 years ago. >> i call on all men of good standing and good will to step forward and say that you stand

with anita hill, dr. ford and with survivors. >> harris is looking to raise $150,000 in the next 48 hours to pay for the ad. she's also looking for 1,600 male signatories to make a stand against sexual harassment and violence. in 1991 "the new york times" ad in support of hill was signed by 1,600 african-american women. abc 7 news has a lot more content on the supreme court controversy on our website, including the full interview with christine blasey ford's sister-in-law. that's on abc7news.com. the number two official in the justice department, the man who oversees the russia probe, reportedly discussed secretly recording conversations with the president to expose disarray in the west wing. that's according to a reported to in the "new york times." abc news reporter david wright has details. >> reporter: at his rally in springfield, missouri, president trump made it clear he's not done draining the swamp. >> you've seen what's happened

at the fbi. >> reporter: trump was aply referng tth oubombshell memosynd mccabe who took over as acting fbi director when the president fired james comey. mccabe later fired as well. >> they're all gone. they're all gone. they're all gone. but there's a lingering stench, and we're going to get rid of that too. >> reporter: according to sources the memos are notes from a may 2017 conversation in which deputy attorney general rod rosenstein reportedly suggested mccabe or others wear a wire when meeting with president trump. and discussed invoking the 25th amendment to remove a president who's unfit for office. according to the memos rosenstein suggested he could recruit members of the cabinet to endorse the plan. but sources say none of this was ever carried out. the president was not secretly

recorded. one source says the comment about wearing a wire was sarcastic, and born out of frustration. rosenstein first called the times report inaccurate, and factually incorrect. later offering a carefully worded denial. i never pursued or authorized recording the president, and any suggestion that i have ever advocated for the removal of the president is absolutely false. now, the president and his allies are rounding on him. some calling for rosenstein to be impeached. >> what does rosenstein have to do to get fired? >> reporter: it's a question the white house has been facing for months. >> is the president going to fire rod rosenstein? >> i don't have any announcements at this time. the president voiced some frustrations. but beyond i have nothing to add. the va has the largest budget in its history, president trump signed off on a 6% funding boost yesterday. for the first time it pits the

agencies total spending, puts it over $200 billion. the funding includes $1 billion for new electronic health records system. the $5.3 for disabled veterans and their families and $206 million for veteran suicide prevention. veterans say this is great news. >> the va system is what i rely on, and what most veterans i know rely on. if it wasn't for the va system, i know, myself, i wouldn't be here anymore. >> several veterans, including that man, got to see president trump sign the bill at the official event in las vegas yesterday. developing news, a spokesman for an arab separatist group were behind a deadly attack. open fire on a military parade, the victims included military personnel and civilians. three of the attackers were apparently shot by security forces, one was arrested, iranian officials say they

suspect the separatist group in the attack. e ain an liia doctor and his girlfriend accused of drugging and sexually assaulting women is expanding. prosecutors say they're looking at over a dozen new leads. they say the crime could date back as far as two decades, marci gonzalez has the latest. >> reporter: overnight authorities releasing new details on their investigation into california surgeon once featured on a reality tv show. >> you seem too perfect. what's wrong with you? >> reporter: and his girlfriend. grant robicheaux and cerissa riley, they know more than a dozen potential victims with allegations going back as far as two decades, saying the pair preyed on women in bars and possibly on dating apps, like bumble and tinder where lauren hayden said she met the 38-year-old doctor last year. >> he tried to tear my top off. when i was saying no, it was

like he wasn't even hearing me. >> reporter: the orange county district attorney's office said in april 2016 robicheaux and riley gave her multiple drugs. six months later investigators say the pair drank alcohol with a woman at a bar until the victim was no longer conscious. she awoke and screamed for help until a neighbor called police. investigators believe there could be many more victims this other parts of california and the country. >> we're going to do all we could do to bring justice for these victims. >> reporter: the couple denying all allegations of non-consensual sex. their attorneys questioning why it took so long to file charges. >> if the police and the district attorney's office was so concerned about these allegations, one would think that grant and cerissa would have been arrested long ago. >> reporter: the district attorney's office detailed the

timeline of their investigation overnight saying initially the victims were reluctant to move including tusdsf vids , adding recorded by the couple took months. robicheaux and riley are out on bail, expected to be arraigned next month. marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. the creator of the world's first fully printed 3d gun has been arrested in taiwan. new video shows wilson in a mask and sunglasses on his way to fly back to the u.s. police say wilson had an encounter with a 16-year-old girl back in august. she apparently met wilson, who was 30, on a sugar daddy website. he paid her $500. just last month wilson announced he's selling 3d printed gun blueprints online after federal court blocked posting them for free. es north and south carolina can't get a break after hurricane florence passed

through a week ago. now runoff from high elevation areas is threatening low-lying parts of the coast. kim hunterson explains. >> it's treacherous when waters remain. >> reporter: a week after hurricane florence made landfall, the carolinas are still reeling from devastating flooding. the sunny skies are misleading. the rain may have stopped, but in south carolina, authorities say some areas may see flood waters rise even higher. >> just because the water's not in their house today doesn't mean it's not going to get in their house. if they had any plans to leave, today would be the day. >> reporter: lolygrere in a precarious situation as flood waters recede from higher elevations. >> every drop of water that flows, that floods our river. >> reporter: in longs, south carolina the u.s. coast guard is helping evacuate residents threatened by post-storm runoff. >> no matter what the sky is

looking like, the floods are coming. >> reporter: a safety zone has been set up to protect the barrier separating a river from a toxic ash pond. it's a concern in north carolina too. flood waters already breached a barrier near an electrical plant pushing chemical by products into the cape fear river. saudi arabia now has its first woman main anchor at the television newscast. it shows her sitting next to co-anchor, the nation had its first female anchor. female presenters on lighter morning newscasts. hawaii's volcano's national park reopened to the public today. the only thing missing is lava. the park's website says there is no molten lava to see anywhere. most of that park closed in may. this is the first time in years

the park has had no lava for visitors to see. they're advising visitors to use caution when hiking in the area. happening today, morning a dozen museums are offering a free admission as part of the smithsonian magazine's 14th annual museum da. you can get in for from to many today. this year's theme is women making history. women who were trail blazers in science, the arts and culture. it includes the bay area discovery mu jet stream, the lawrence hall of science in berkeley and the san jose museum of art. for a full list, go to our website, abc7news.com. mosquitos can really take a bite out of crime. police are crediting the pests with helping them catch a suspect on the run. that story's ahead. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma, temperatures today, some five to seven degrees cooler compared to yesterday. and that cooling trend continues tomorrow.

we'll have the numbers in the full accuweather forecast head ahead. abc's new brand localish. this week a cattle farmer's wife convinces him to convert his ranch into a vegan sanctuary for her beloved cows. catch the new episode now on facebook watch. >> me going vegan was threatening the very core of who we were as a couple. >> we had a knock down draggout when i was trying to sell calves and trying to load them up. >> not on my watch. you take those babies up to the sale barn one more time, i will follow it, i will get in my car, drive all the way to the sale barn, buy every one of them cows back and bring them all back home. if you're going to sell the whole herd, sell them to me. >> after she started collecting this money, we made this deal, i figured it would all fall apart. >> in less than four

an honor went up today in memory of a fallen hayward police sergeant. a portion of state route 4 was named today for scott lunger killed three years ago during a traffic stop. the sign is between lowell road in oakley and brentwood. the man who killed him facing charges. he was 48 years old when he was killed. there's a new growing backlash against electric scooters. emergency rooms are reporting an influx of injuries of people riding the scooters. >> reporter: the alarm is starting to sound on the e-scooter invasion, a two-wheel collision at top speed. another scene, paramedics tending to the injured downed by an e-scooter. victor was riding last june in new york when he says his e-scooter brakes locked up. >> so basically i went face first. >> where did you land?

>> on the ground, my face on the ground. it was terrible. i had really bad lacerations on my face. >> he says a bystander found him unconscious and helped him the few blocks to his house. >> were you wearing a helmet. >> i was not. >> why not? >> i didn't think i was never going too fast. >> reporter: doctors and lawyers are seeing crashes like his every day. some are pushing back, accusing e-scooter startups of putting profits over rider safety. >> we're seeing all sorts of accidents occurring due to these twices themselves simply not holding up. brakes not working, wleheels falling off, basic stuff. >> and e-scooter riders can be hard to spot on the road. last month in cleveland a driver struck and killed a 21-year-old woman. the driver was under the influence and charged with homicide. >> i've had one patient who suffered a severe traumatic brain injury. >> reporter: no official stats g an influx in e-scooter related

injuries. patients are regularly coming in now requiring urgent surgery because the devices are so new insurance policies may not cover any resulting medical bills. in the past year california-based bird has launched shareable e-scooters rented via smart phone apps in more than 40 cities worldwide and is now valued at an eye popping $2 billion. >> the goal of bird is to reduce car traffic and trips. people have been trying to find ways to get americans out of cars for a long time. we think bird can have a big impact. >> reporter: bird says users should be 18 or older, and should wear a helmet. riders routinely break the rules. in a statement bird told cnn safety is our top priority. for those involved in any incidents with bird scooters, we strongly recommend reporting these to bird so we can take necessary action on our platform. >> the wheel twisted because the brakes, they just launch on their own.

>> reporter: victor sued the maker of his scooter, immotor didn't respond. for san an dres, he's issued his own verdict. >> would you ever get on one of these things again? >> no, no, way. >> reporter: samuel burk, cnn, new york. police are crediting mosquitos with helping them nab a robbery suspect. the man is loading up his cart with more than $1,400 worth of alcohol, running out the store with the booze to a getaway car. the store manager called police who caught up with the car and chased it. at one point, one suspect rolled out of the car and ran into a corn field. police swarmed the area, so did mo mosquitos. an hour later he gave up. he couldn't take the bites. >> we handcuffed him, he had 15 to 20 mosquitos on his forehead at the time. >> police think the guy would have stayed in the field until he could get a ride if not for

'rstl looking r th now to a look at the weather. don't know about mosquitos, but you've got an hour and a half left in summer? >> you've got two hours. >> two hours. >> and five minutes, eric, to soak in the final minutes of summer. fall officially arrives here at 6:54 later on thchk. as it does tomorrow, some cooler air will also work into the picture. live doppler 7, along with satellite. start you off with that, you can clearly see on satellite. we've got the bank of cloud cover right up along our coastline. creating a wide range in temperatures this afternoon. outside, a lot of sunshine, you can see the fog definy ce streth into the east bay. it will expand overnight tonight. do expect a fair amount of fog first thing tomorrow morning close to the water. out there right now you can see the spread is greater than 30 degrees from the coast to inland cities. comfortable in san jose right now, 78 degrees. much cooler along the coast,

half moon bay, you are socked in with the fog, down to 54 degrees. so certainly chilly there. but 84 in san rafael. oakland 65 with that fog pushing into the east bay. so here's the call from accuweather over the next 12 hours. we will track that fog, as it moves in from the coast and around the bay shoreline, upper 40s to lower 50s is what we'll drop to in the overnight hours. it's where we should be really for this time of year. the 12-hour day planner on sunday, a blend of sunshine and cloud cover first thing in the morning. it looks like that cloud cover may be a bit slower to retreat back to the coastline than it was today. so gradual clearing tomorrow. by 4:00, it will be a breezy afternoon. but temperatures, pretty much where they should be for this time of the year. about 70s and 80s as we head towards 4:00 and 5:00 on sunday. highs in the microclimates, south bay, comfortable day tomorrow, 78 once again in san jose, exactly where we are right now. 87, much warmer in morgan hill, 76 the high in cupertino.

along the peninsula, 50s on the coast with a lot of cloud cover. move into palo alto, sunnier skies, 73 and 74 respectively. downtown san francisco will be a cool day. afternoon sunshine around noon, 1:00. only 63. much cloudier and cooler in daly city at 58 degrees. north bay, 70s and 80s, about 79 for petaluma, 79 sonoma. 81 san rafael. cooler on the water. 80 in napa with sunny skies in wine country. east bay, 77 and sunny in fremont, 74 the high for castro valley. inland, sitting in the 80s, pretty much where we should be this time of year, about 87 in brentwood, 86 san ramon. something we'll be watching overnight sunday into monday, it looks like the winds will pick up a bit in the north bay. there is a fire weather watch that will go into effect tomorrow evening. areas shaded in orange, the hills in the north bay, anywhere

pretty much above a thousand feet we expect the winds to be most active and the winds will come out of the north, gusting about 35 miles an hour. that will dry out the atmosphere as low, dropping the humidity levels. the combination of breezy, dry conditions means any fires can start and spread pretty quickly. that's something to be watching tomorrow night into monday morning. know the winds are going to pick up in the north bay to finish off the weekend. the accuweather seven-day forecast, getting you into sunday, bright and breezy out there, a 180 with the forecast, warming right back up for the first week of fall. you can see by tuesday and wednesday, we get that offshore wind developing, which means everyone warms up, even the coastline. heading into thursday, friday, upcoming next week, we'll gradually cool off. but tuesday and wednesday, certainly hot no matter where you live. >> does that make you feel better, the cooloff part? >> that's for you. >> a little discord in the thomas house, stanford fan, number one son, oregon duck. >> oh, no. >> well, do you have a bet or a wager on the game?

>> not yet, no. >> we'll see the game live. >> coming up in sports, we're counting down to kickoff, stanford and oregon. what's love got to do with it? stanford's star running ba (music throughout)

>> announcer: now sports from abc 7 news. stanford has moved up to seventh in the nation in the latest ap rankings, and bryce love back to tonight's game with 28th ranked oregon. love set out past saturday with an d him in thr win or ucst't injuries, but it looked like he might have suffered a concussion. there's no mystery what the ducks will do.

>> bryce is one of the best football players regardless of position in america. he's got to be the focal point. we still want to give the ball to our runner. even when the box is loaded he's still going to pop out of there sometimes. friendly reminder, see the game up next on abc 7. stay tuned for after the game. myself and larry beil will break down the game. wake forest, second quarter, notre dame, on fourth and 1, ian brook finds brock right for the score. finds chase claypool, notre dame up 35-13. it's a route. fighting irish, 43-13, book keeps it ask scores and they win big, 56-27, michigan. the fighting jim harbaughs hosting nebraska. higdon breaks to the outside and he is gone. 14-0, michigan. third quarter, 39-0, nebraska punts, jones receiving and works his way right, heads up the

side, and then turns left, an epic spin move is coming up right about -- i'm getting tired watching him. he dives into the end 56-10, nebraska's first -- or nebraska's 0-3 for the first time since 1945, the last time world war ii ended. so stanford and oregon, coming up next. did you get tired of watching that run? >> no. >> no. >> it was just like drew used to do when he was a lion. >> years ago. >> years ago. >> i could never make that -- >> are you kidding me? >> were they good or something? >> they're pretty good. >> what's your record now? just saying. >> just saying. chris, thank you very much. for joining us up here, and whatever your name is, thank you for being here too. >> drew. >> oh, yeah, drew, that's all the time we have for abc 7 news. thanks for joining us. i'm eric thomas, from the entire abc 7 news crew, thanks for inviting u

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