maybe their season on the line. >> rece: and now that defense will need to make one more stop. they'll have a chance for atonement. duke has all three of its time-outs, but first, the two-point conversion. hartman throwback, it's good. it's a seven-point game. >> kirk: i think we're seeing a new sam hartman. that defense feared him running. they worried about him taking off. that's what they adjusted to. they took their eyes off of coverage. watch him come out of there. he's not just jogging, he's sprinting. duke's worried he's going to go to the corner. they lose their man in coverage, and he said, thank you very much. remember, guys, i can still throw it, too. >> rece: hartman, who was here last year with wake forest and lost a shootout game 34-31, now has put his team up with a terrific drive. notre dame up by seven, but not

done yet. blue devils will have 31 seco seconds, see if they can force this game into overtime. >> kirk: they showed him like that last week when ohio state was starting to move the ball down the field and they kept showing him and it was another play and they'd show him like this, and eventually they stopped showing him because ohio state scored. he's got the look going, we're happy for him, but right now, it's about notre dame's defense stepping up here and trying to secure a victory. see if riley leonard has one more trick up his sleeve. >> rece: blue devils have had trouble in the passing game. leonard, just 11 of 26 tonight. fair catch from moore. so, 75 yards between the blue devils and potentially a tie or win if they can get it into the end zone. >> kirk: 31 seconds.

all three time-outs. you've got some receivers that have made tom psome plays for y here in the second half. most notably, 5, calhoun, 8, moore. the backs can be a factor. the big question to me is, can this offensive line, in an obvious passing situation, can they protect. can they give leonard enough time to try to make a read and get a good throw out? >> rece: first play of the drive. hagans scoots out of bounds after picking up five. >> kirk: notre dame will take that, even though he gets out of bounds. five-yard gain. it's all about the clock for notre dame. >> rece: that one win against sam hartman and wake forest last year before hartman transferred to notre dame. and leonard hit. ball's loose -- and leonard is

clutching his ankle. and the football still loose -- and it's notre dame football. you hate to see that. boy, oh, boy, i hope he's okay. oh, boy. >> rece: just a devastating way for this to end for duke. and he's being attended to on the field. >> kirk: we talked about a notre dame veteran defender is going to have to make a play and it ends up being howard cross. beats his man, gifts to the football before riley leonard can come forward with his hand. that's definitely a fumble. >> rece: and his ankle twist ed in terrible-looking fashion, as cross was making that play.

and riley's still down. boy, you hate to see this. he is -- he is played his heart out. the guys on both teams have. and they're helping riley leonard off the field now. >> kirk: how fitting for -- you see players are going to carry him off there >> rece: while this certainly puts a damper on the end, it does nothing to diminish a gutsy, tough-nosed, mentally tough victory for notre dame. >> kirk: if you are a notre dame fan, you know about rylie mills, 99, howard cross, those guys battled in the middle all night long. that's what they're known for, their effort, their consistency, and cross has a monster night. 13 tackles, 3 1/2 for a loss,

forced two fumbles. you see the big sack there. >> rece: his dad, longtime giants tight end. former alabama star, proud of his son's effort tonight without a doubt. as estime slams it up into the line. and expire. sam hartman exchanging words, pleasant ones, congratulatory words with brandon johnson. this -- if you like physical football, this was a really, really good game. holly rowe's found sam hartman. >> holly: sam, fourth down and 16 yards to go. at what moment did you decide to try to run it yourself and get the 17th yard? >> i think, i just have to say hats off to our defense. they battled, got us the ball back to close the game out.

defense wins championships and they won it today, so, i'm just super proud of them and everything in the game. a lot of corrections, but i mean, defense, coach golden, bounce back, that's notre dame football right there. >> holly: how did you get the fourth down? >> a lot of luck, but -- defense. go irish. >> holly: tell me a little bit about this psyche of the team. last week, the game went down to the final play. today, again, final moments. how did your team flip it around? >> i mean, it's just perseverance. it's not that, you know, at the end of the day, winning is losing is everything, but again, it makes you feel a lot better to get it done in the last moments. but right now, i'm thinking about riley. that kid is a hell of a player, he went down. i really want to go check in on him. >> holly: go do that, thank you. coach freeman is here, and coach -- everybody wanted to know, how would you team turn the page, and they did, but what were you thinking on the fourth and 16 when your quarterback decides to run? >> when he decided to run, he

pulled the ball down. i really felt good about it. i saw it, i'm like, if sam is going to run this, he's going to make it. it happened last week on a fourth and one situation. he learned from that. you have to learn from those opportunities, man. and so for him to run down there, he wasn't going to be denied. so i love that, man. >> holly: and he wasn't. then again, estime goes in for the touchdown what was that play and how did he break it? >> we were trying to run the clock out and set ourselves up to kick a game-winning field goal and probably a situation where you want to go down and, you know, really kick the ball. but i'm so proud of this team to continue to fight, you know? i thought -- we learned from last week. we didn't know how this game would go. the last week, ohio state found a way to finish when it mattered the most, and that's what this team found a way to do. >> holly: how do you describe the resilience, you try to coach and it teach it, what does that feel like? >> really proud. i'm proud for them. this is all i want. these guys to really feel this feeling of victory, and it's hard-earned, and i'm proud of

those guys. >> holly: can i sneak one more guy in here? we -- you would not have gotten this win. tell me about that run, how did you find the end zone? >> yeah, it was awesome. the offensive line, it wasn't a pretty game, but we got the job done, we kept on fighting for fourth quarters and that's just the result of us not giving up. >> holly: they had shut you guys out in the second half. however did you find a touchdown late? >> yeah, they're a really good team. we knew coming into this game it was going to be a four-quarter game. it popped when we needed it. >> holly: coach talked about having a championship response. how do you describe them tonight? >> we battled. we had a great week of practice. it showed off on the field today. >> holly: thank you so much. >> rece: holly, thank you very much. you see sam hartman waiting outside the duke sports medicine tent where they are checking out riley leonard. these two squared off when sam

was at wake forest, riley here at duke. great mutual respect between these two really sam hartman. >> kirk: yeah, he's concerned. he has a great deal offed a mir ragts and respect for the type of player he is and the way he carries himself. so, that's very cool to see him sitting there, just wanted to, you know, make sure that -- he just wanted to check in. looks like he's coming out now on some crashes. he'll get a chance to say hello to him. mentioned the last time they went against each other, over 730 yards of passing offense. very different type of game. this time, sam hartman, not so much his arm, but we'll remember this one about his heart and his legs being the difference in this football game when it mattered most. >> rece: and notre dame, you know, all of its dreams in terms of the college football playoff

are hanging in the balance after the loss to ohio state. they had to win the game tonight. says a lot for them. >> kirk: it really says it, when you go back and watch this film. and there was moments where it looked like notre dame should be ploying them out. other moments where it looked like duke is going to have a chance -- i say 95 yards -- they had to get into field goal range, but they go 95 yards and putting a touchdown on the board. >> kirk: our best out to riley leonard. class young man. hope he's not hurt badly. can't wait to watch him play again after he gets well. our final score from durham, notre dame pulls it out, 21-14. tonight's game produced by bill bonnell, directed by jimmy platt. now, except on the west coast, stay tuned for your local news over most of these abc stations. for kirk and holly, i'm rece davis sitting in for chris fowler tonight. don't forget, the nfl game on espn+ tomorrow. safie i saying good night from north carolina.

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reception. i was a groomsman and was honored to be a part of their special day from fort mason to the reception at the fairmont. it was the perfect san francisco day, and it's one that they will never forget. so congrats to the newlyweds chris and chantelle and also, if you hear reports that i dominated the dance floor all night, i can confirm those are very true. what a great night for our toyota. let's go places player of the day. now, this news not as joyful warriors for draymond green expected missing 4 to 6 weeks with a left ankle sprain. he injured himself in a pickup basketball game at chase center. according to an scapes mark spears, the injury is not a high ankle sprain, which is good news. draymond told spears that the swelling was already going down. the warriors held media day on monday. so much more information will be available at that time. mri results will also give a more complete picture of the situation. the 33 year old forward signed a 90,000,000 million contract extension this offseason when he'll miss training camp and the pre-season and all eyes may be on his

status for the home opener. october 24th against the phenix suns. now time for a good night play of the game sponsored by mancini sleep world. sleep better live better. stanford football trying to put up a fight against the ninth ranked oregon ducks. but the ducks, they put them to sleep. andrew luck headlining the stanford athletics hall of fame inductees . always good to see him back on the farm. the cardinal led six. nothing on field goals into the second quarter, but then the ducks woke up. they scored 35 points in about 20 minutes of game time. two rushing touchdowns in the second quarter by jordan james and bucky irving . and then bo nix went off. he threw three touchdowns in the third quarter, including a 46 yarder to tony franklin. the route was on in a major way. good night, stanford tree. stanford falls 42 to 6. the ducks with almost 500 yards of total offense and 42 unanswered points. our good night play of the game sponsored by manny sleep world. mancini sleep world. sleep better live better

. now that's all the time we have for after the game on abc seven news with stephanie sierra coming up next. >> casey thank you. well, we have breaking news with just three hours to spare congress passed a stopgap spending bill tonight to avoid a federal government shutdown. coming up, what won't be funded? >> i'm spencer christian. showers are ending in the bay area now. we can look forward to several days of sunshine and warm weather. i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a moment. when abc7 news at

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breathe a sigh of relief. there will be no government shutdown. >> breaking news financial crisis averted for now. an 11th hour compromise on capitol hill keeps the cash flowing, avoiding a government shutdown. thank you

for joining us. i'm stephanie sierra. we have late word out of washington tonight where a government funding bill now goes to president joe biden's desk for approval. the white house has indicated he will sign it. abc news reporter ed wynn has reaction from our nation's capital. >> with just hours to go, the house passing a bipartisan stopgap spending bill to avert a government shutdown. >> the bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. >> the deal, including $16 billion in disaster relief requested by the white house. but no new aid for ukraine. speaker kevin mccarthy putting his house leadership on the line , announcing the proposal following weeks of infighting within his own party. >> if you have members in your conference that won't let you vote for appropriation bills, doesn't want an omnibus and won't vote for a stopgap measure, i don't want to be a part of that team. i want to be a part of a conservative group that wants to get things done. >> house minority leader hakeem

jeffries criticizing what he calls the extreme republican. >> the american people have won the extreme maga. republicans have lost. it was a victory for the american people and a complete and total surrender by right wing extremists who throughout the year have tried to hijack the congress after the overwhelm seemingly bipartisan vote in the house. >> the bill was then sent to the senate, where some expressed concern over the lack of funding for ukraine. >> we will not stop fighting for more economic and security assistance for ukraine. majorities in both parties support ukraine aid and doing more is vital for america's security and for democracy around the world. >> but the senate eventually voting to pass the legislation ahead of the midnight deadline, keeping the government open. the alternative to our action today an entirely avoidable government shutdown. >> the final stop, president biden's desk for his signature,

keeping the government funded for another 45 days. >> emwin abc news, washington. >> one armed robbery suspect is dead and another is injured following a police chase in san francisco this afternoon. officers from the tenderloin police station observed a car wanted in connection with an armed robbery and auto burglaries. they prepared to stop the car, but it left the scene and headed for the highway. the vehicle struck an object near the paul street off ramp at san bruno and mansell. despite life saving measures by police and paramedics, one suspect died at the scene. the other went to a local hospital. a military flight carrying the late senator dianne feinstein arrived at san francisco international airport just before six tonight. the body of the trailblazing politician is being transported to the sinai memorial chapel in san francisco. her spokesperson says feinstein's remains are accompanied by her daughter, catherine feinstein, as well as congresswoman nancy pelosi and

the senator's chief of staff. many in the city have been paying tribute to feinstein. >> i remember the 80s when she became mayor during a very difficult time and she led during a dark time in the city and brought a beacon of light and hope to us. and she will be sorely missed. >> feinstein was the longest serving female senator in us history. a pivotal figure early in her career, which she started here in san francisco. she was elected as the city's first woman mayor after the assassinate of mayor george moscone and harvey milk in 1978. well the accuweather forecast continues when abc7 news is

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with live music and entertainment. there's even a drone light show over the bay to wrap up the celebrations tonight . visitors joined locals as they came to celebrate even the pier's most iconic residents. the sea lions turned out for the birthday bash. there was plenty to eat and drink at the party. and you can imagine pier 39 came to life in 1978, and since then it's welcomed millions of people to the san francisco waterfront. >> live. i love pier 39. >> it's so beautiful. yeah, it is. i know that you always see those sea lions out there hanging out. >> and if you can't find fun at pier 39, you just can't find fun. exactly. >> exactly. now, we had some wet weather today. we did. >> we had a few showers. stephanie, there tapering off right now as we look at live doppler seven, this is the looping image. you can see we had some early evening showers, but they're just about all over now. it's a little bit cooler by a few degrees than at this time yesterday evening. so let's take a live view from our sutro tower camera looking out over san francisco, where right now it's

60 degrees. also 60 in oakland with low 60 at mountain view and san jose. upper 50s at palo alto and half moon bay. nice view from emeryville looking back along the bay bridge under clearing skies right now, 58 degrees up north in santa rosa. low 60s at novato, napa, fairfield 64. concord 59 at livermore. and from our rooftop camera as we look across the embarcadero, also look at the forecast headlines. showers are ending this evening. clouds will linger overnight. it'll be sunnier and drier tomorrow and we expect sunny days and much warmer weather through the week ahead. here's our forecast animation taking us through the overnight hours. notice even as the showers end, we'll have a few lingering high clouds. but by 8:00 tomorrow morning, skies will be mostly sunny and they'll just get sunnier as the day goes on. overnight, low temperatures will be mainly in the mid 50s highs tomorrow, 64 at half moon bay, 69 here in san francisco, most locations around the bay shoreline will have highs in the low to mid 70s inland areas generally upper 70s up to about

80 degrees at fairfield. but after the upper 70s tomorrow, we have some much warmer weather coming our way. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. notice upper 80s inland by tuesday. then on wednesday midweek we're talking about 90 degrees and the warmest inland spots mid 80s around the bay shoreline. low 90s, maybe even low to mid 90s inland on thursday and friday almost summer like on those two days mid to upper 80s inland mid 70s around the mid 70s on the coast. so this is beach weather we're talking about in early october coming our way on thursday and friday and not much change on saturday. so basically we're looking at a sunny week ahead with increasingly warmer weather and it's going to be our october warm-up. >> all right. like the sound of that. yeah. all right. thank you, spencer.

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