>> chris: he's got a strong faith. we visited with him in the bus before the game. tremendous positive outlook. he was so excited. he's an understated guy, but to be part of this energy tonight, and got to feel it, as well as see it. >> kirk: special night. never been to a game here. really appreciate him stopping by the bus and having a chance to spend some time with him. his perspective on life just blows you away, what he's faced and what he continues to face. >> chris: we talked about resilience and grit and determination qualities that mike norvell strongly believes this football team has and it wasn't pretty. they found themselves down double digits twice. but they prevailed. >> kirk: they did. you move to 7-0, and we just talked about the remaining schedule. now it comes, how do you handle the pats on the back and how do you, oh, you're going to kill

that team, you're going to kill that team. that becomes the next phase of trying to make this a magical season all the way to the finish line. it's tough to do. >> chris: handoff to coleman. breaks free near midfield. noles will hit the road for the next two, and perhaps take part in ball games where they have to bring their own energy, sort of meet their own standard. wake forest and pittsburgh are the next two games. we talked about the game november 11th at home against miami. >> kirk: look how heavily favored they are expected to be. you never know what's going to happen in the miami/fsu game, and going to gainesville, right? >> chris: right now, there's a whole bunch of undefeated teams, still two in the big ten, you've got oklahoma, of course, which survived today. washington's undefeated. so it is not a guarantee that all of these power five undefeated teams will get playoff spots. it could be an odd team out. long way to go. >> kirk: let's just real quick

say that they win out and let's say ohio state, michigan winner is undefeated, then you have, let's say georgia wins out, and then you have, let's say washington's going to win out, say texas/oklahoma winner, i mean, that's -- somebody's going to be left out. committee's going to have fun with that if that ends up happening. that is complete chaos. >> chris: fsu would have a couple of wins against s.e.c. teams, if, in fact, they are sitting there undefeated. >> kirk: that lsu game could be huge for them. the willingness to play it, nonconference. >> chris: first down run by coleman. chick-fil-a bringing you this week's college football rankings. actually, this is as if the contenders go undefeated, excuse me. big ten, 100% chance. oklahoma, 100% -- >> kirk: who is this -- allstate -- >> chris: not mine, no. mine? i don't do this. >> kirk: didn't -- you're an

analytics guy. i thought maybe you threw this together. florida state -- >> chris: nothing to do with it. >> kirk: noles fans, i have nothing to do with that 43%. that lsu win, to me, just keep that in your back pocket. keep that in your back pocket. >> chris: now we'll show you the chick-fil-a rankings, and lundy is down on one knee. ohio state making the big statement win at home against penn state with that defense. washington/asu, late start in tempe, just getting under way. it's in seattle, my bad. >> kirk: oregon, texas all with potential scares, but all able to survive. florida state early with a challenge. i mean -- we always talk about, what if this team's undefeated? and then we get to the end of the year and it always seems to work itself out, right? >> chris: lundy being helped off. it would be interesting if in the final year of the four-team

playoff bracket there are more than four undefeated teams. there certainly appear to be a good chance of more than four worthy contenders. talking about teams with one loss potentially, have strong resumes nonetheless. long way to go, but the noles can only do what they can do and their schedule, and this is a resounding fourth quarter against a team that came in ranked 16th. >> kirk: i just think -- i know there are different differentiators, i just think that playing a heavyweight in a nonconference should -- should be a trump card, should really help your case. >> chris: there were few heavyweight match-ups in the nonconference schedule. >> kirk: encourages more to do that in the future. that's what you need in the nonconference. >> chris: we're sitting there with a lot of undefeated teams as we approach late october, not

a lot of teams challenging themselves in the nonconference. that will do it. 22-0, head to head against duke. but it took a 21-point fourth quarter for norvell. >> kirk: chris, one last thing about mike norvell, there are a lot of people, after his first year or two, that weren't really sure. i'm talking florida state fans, they weren't really sure. there was talk about maybe coach prime being the answer, and the job that he's done, last year getting to ten wins, after those three losses in the middle of the season, they win six in a row. build some momentum into this year. got a quarterback, goes to the portal, now he's got a team that really, the culture, i think, is sustainable. it's not a jordan travis leaves, they're going to slide back down, this is -- this is a program that's going to be hanging around for awhile with mike norvell as coach. >> chris: totally agree. they've played and won five acc

games. haven't been to the acc chip game, kirk, since 2014. forget that, it's been a long time, so, they're almost assured of that, but they're thinking much bigger than just reaching charlo charlotte. >> kirk: i thought north carolina was speaking around on that back burner, no one talking about them, no one thinking about them, and then they lose tonight to virginia. >> chris: jordan travis, 268 passing and a couple of touchdowns. ran for a touchdown. along with 62 yards. riley leonard tried, when he left, his team was up, but after he couldn't go anymore, couldn't convince his coach he could go, florida state just took over from there, that 96-yard touchdown march really began to turn the tide. they added a couple more touchdowns late, and win it by 18. >> kirk: i think jaheim bell is just telling him, hey, really

respect you, appreciate what you did tonight. that's a nice gesture there by 6. >> chris: duke's defense was as advertised really for the first three quarters. but florida state, with the ways they can attack. they began to unleash. travis as a runner the last quarter and a half, hadn't done much before that. let's hear from jordan now with holly. >> holly: well, jordan, we've talked about how good this duke defense is. how hard was this win tonight? you guys had to really grind it out. >> yeah, it was hard-fought. thankful for the man upstairs, thankful for the fans, making it easier for us. the offensive line came up big at the end of the game. we knew we were going to have to chip away. that's a really good football team. that's a great football team. defense plays really hard. but we stepped up when we needed to and came out with the win. >> holly: where did you feel like you finally started to get momentum to change that score? >> honestly, just chipping away. doing what we do.

like i said, we knew it was going to be a hard-fought game. it was going to break at some point. i mean, that one drive, the big long drive was probably the biggest drive of the game, and then we got deuce that stepped up big. deuce, i'm so proud of him, that's a guy that keeps his head in there all the time. doesn't always have the opportunities on the offensive side of the ball, but when he gets in, he makes the most of them. defense came up big today, so, i'm very thankful. >> holly: you made your way all the way across to say hello to somebody who were you chatting with? >> riley leonard. i met him at the manning passing academy. just a great person. he's a great player, a great person. i'm so thankful i met him there and we're able to keep that relationship. i'm praying for him to get healthy. >> holly: thank you, jordan. >> thank you. >> chris: man, respect and empathy for opponents, you heard the credit for his teammates. a lot of faith in himself, a lot of faith, period. jordan travis -- there's one right there. >> kirk: oh, my gosh. last week, we had michael penix

down there talking to holly when we were in seattle and we were both watching the interviews, saying, man, how great is the sport? guys like this, and then again, jordan travis, just, what a class act and great representation of the sport. played well, turned the game around in the second half. and we all want to say to riley leonard, everything you went through in that notre dame game, we were fearful that you were done for the year and hope you were going to be okay. the fact you gave it an effort tonight to play, tremendous. >> chris: duke football continues to make strides. had the lead here against florida state. jordan travis and the noles roar back with a 21-point fourth quarter to get the win streak to 13. and they are the only undefeated team left in the acc after carolina's loss tonight. homecoming in tallahassee. hope you enjoyed it. bi we appreciate our entire crew to help bring you these nice

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to toyota after the game. we got another action packed day. college football flashback, if you will. the nba pre-season has come and gone and of course, all eyes are on minnesota. and that is where we begin. the 49 ers beginning the wrapping up the practice week in santa clara this afternoon before hopping on a flight to minnesota. notable injury updates for the 49 ers linebacker dre greenlaw running back christian mccaffrey both questionable were limited in practice today that is a little bit of a good sign. offensive

tackle trent williams dealing with an ankle injury did not practice officially doubtful the bad news wide receiver deebo samuel is out. he was injured in last sunday's game against the browns. did not practice all week. head coach kyle shanahan said today. deebo is a hairline fracture and will not play monday night against the vikings. also going to miss next sunday's home game against cincinnati before the niners bye week now with deebo missed some time. it's time for others to step up. >> yeah, it's always different. you know, that's what we did last week you know weren't sure of him throughout the week so we've had contingency plans as it goes and he's been banged up with a few weeks before that too. so we'll give him a chance to hopefully settle down and come back 100. deebo is a pretty unique player. not many people are like him in the league, so it does change things up. but we've got a bunch of good receivers and a bunch of good running backs. >> i feel great for my own standard. i don't know how everyone else feels, but i feel great. each week is the same, you know, and it's always going to come down to execution on on sunday. you know, there's a lot of time between now and the game

about getting in the book, understanding exactly what the game plan calls for and going out there and just execute and playing really good football. >> what more time for you on monday night football 40 niners and vikings coverage begins on abc seven at 5:00 pm followed by after the game. i'll be in minnesota. time now for our toyota let's go places player of the day and we're hitting the wayback machine for one of the greatest cart rides in history. happened 17 years ago today, october 21st, 2006. cows marshawn lynch scored the game winning touchdown in overtime against the huskies. but no one remembers that they remember this after the game. a pumped up marshawn took the cart for a test drive, if you will, and he went places all around memorial stadium. they actually made a bobblehead of this moment just a few years ago. is the best injury cart ride ever. marshawn lynch drives the cart and he has our toyota. let's go places player of the day. time now for our good night play of the game sponsored by mancini sleep world sleep better, live better. the warriors start the regular season tuesday when they host kevin durant and the suns. but stephen curry is already putting

teams to sleep deep. steph already in mid-season form, hit the game, winning triple against the kings earlier this week with five seconds to go on wednesday night and he busts it out. oh you know it. night night he scored the warriors final 13 points finished with a game high 30. 30 for 30. and look at the celebration from the rest of the guys. draymond green, klay thompson and new teammate chris paul. these guys look ready to go, say night night in the preseason. everybody the nba is back. we can't wait for tuesday night at chase center. steph curry is his game winner excuse me is our good night play of the game sponsored by mancini sleep world sleep better, live better. time now for zach with the news and we'll all stay awake for the next half hour at least. and then more at 11. we have a bunch of college football to get your coffee to stay up with us. >> we got a lot more coming up ahead on abc seven news, chris, including san francisco getting an image makeover. the new campaign that's designed to help clean up the city and its reputation. plus, the latest

from the middle east, where some much needed humanitarian aid has started to arrive. and hometown honors today for a vallejo favorite. how the city is showing its appreciation for rapper e-40. >> i'm spencer christian. some early sunday morning sprinkles are on their way to the bay area. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up in just a moment when abc7 news at

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great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. i want to thank you for joining us at abc7 news at 8:00 tonight. a new effort is underway to paint a different picture of san francisco when it comes to the city's image. abc7 news reporter suzanne phan has more on today's kickoff. make some noise. >> it all starts here. >> it all starts here. san francisco is the new civic pride campaign aimed at bringing everyone together at saturday's kickoff event. families artists

and community members celebrated san francisco's strengths. what do you love about san francisco? >> oh, it's the diversity. for me, it's the community and how engaged we are. now you'll see them outside the $4 million multi year civic pride campaign comes at a crucial time, according to campaign organizers. >> headlines is about san francisco often highlight homelessness drug drugs and crime. >> this is the beginning of a civic pride campaign to essentially rally san franciscans to share their love, share their unique stories about san francisco. >> this is to instill hope and to get people excited about san francisco and part of it is you have to counter some of the negativity with some of the positivity in what's going on. >> on this saturday, families gathered for music, free food and a chance to engage with their community through painting murals. we're painting the community mural. >> you look around, all these

people painting, it shows that people still care and we're still working towards a better san francisco. here's what organizers hope will happen next with the civic pride campaign. >> several major media efforts are underway, including this tv ad, but the city by the bay always perseveres. beyond that, organizers hope the community will get involved in several ways. >> share on social media for your unique love of the city at hashtag. it all starts here. sf show your support with a campaign sign in your residence or your small business and then donate to avenue green light, which is an incredible nonprofit effort where every dollar goes to support local small businesses in san francisco. who are the economic lifeblood of our economy. >> many people say san francisco has a lot of work to do. >> it starts with all of us. we've got all do our part. you know, it can't all be just the government or, you know, the donors from the tech companies and so on. we've got to all pitch in in san francisco. >> suzanne phan abc7 news and developing news tonight.

>> a synagogue president was stabbed to death in front of her detroit home saturday morning. 40 year old samantha wall was the board president of the isaac agree. downtown synagogue in detroit. police found her unresponsive with multiple stab wounds when they arrived on the scene. officers discovered a trail of blood and believed she was attacked inside her home. many are now demanding answers in the death has sparked concern within the jewish community. there is no mention of a suspect or a motive in the homicide. we still have a lot more news to tell you about right here at home, including a bay area legend who gets his way. the honor today for e-40 from his

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than 1000 father figures a chance to network and swap resources. it's meant to uplift them as leaders in their homes and communities. there were speakers at are therapists, authors, educators and activists , and many involved say it can be difficult for men to seek help or share their feelings, making that event all the more

important. they had workshops on men's health and structural racism, early childhood development and on entrepreneurship and finances. well vallejo put on a big celebration for bay area rap legend e-40 today. fans and friends came out for the city's unveiling of an honorary sign on the street where e-40, who was born, earl stevens, lived as a kid. a one mile stretch of the neighborhood got renamed to e-40 way as a nod to the song magazine street on his 2015 album, e-40 also received a proclamation and a key to the city. so proud of. >> and we have one here today for mr. e-40 and he'll be able to put this on his i love me wall somewhere at home. if there's any room left. what an honor. so thank you so very much for being here. >> we should all have an i love me while at home. right? right exactly. after several multi-platinum and gold studio albums, he's become an entrepreneur and has a wine spirits and food empire here.

and we're really proud of him here in the bay area. it's so amazing to see all of the talent that we get out of here. there's some big artists from right here locally, tremendous amount of talent coming out of this area. >> would you love to have a street named after you? >> i think i would, yeah. >> yeah, we'll work on that. >> anybody wants to do that, mine would be rain way because rain is coming our way. >> as you look at live doppler seven, you can see some sprinkles offshore. they want them out too much. take a live view right now from sutro tower. 59 degrees here in san francisco. mid-sixties at oakland, mountain view in san jose and mid to upper 50s. palo alto and half moon bay. looking across quiet emeryville right now. the temperature readings mid to upper 50s at petaluma and santa rosa low 60s at napa fairfield, concord and livermore. and as we look across the embarcadero from our rooftop camera, check out the forecast headlines. clouds will increase overnight. showers will arrive in the early morning hours. level one storm coming in tomorrow with scattered showers, but it'll be sunny and drier and warmer early next week. so this storm, such as it is, will produce light scattered showers overnight and tomorrow, some slick roadways, breezy

conditions from time to time. nothing major out of this as you look at the forecast animation, the showers become more widespread in the morning, mainly up in the north bay, but also down along the coastline. and by late afternoon, early evening tomorrow, it'll pretty much be all over, leaving generally under a 10th of an inch of rainfall behind overnight, low temperatures mainly in the mid to upper 50s. and then highs tomorrow will range for mid 60s at the coast to about 70 around the bay shoreline to low and mid 70s inland and here's the accuweather 70 forecast. it starts to get sunnier and milder and drier on monday and the remainder of the week will be sunny and dry as well with temperatures just dropping off just a couple of degrees each day. but it's going to be pleasant and seasonal and a lovely week ahead. >> zach we look forward to it. spencer thanks so much. all right. the rolling stones have released their first new album in nearly 20 years, and they found a surprising way to roll it out. oh yeah. hey, yo. >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. oh, yeah. >> i love it. the rock and roll legends were joined by lady gaga

in a surprise performance last night in new york city. gaga's featured on the new album on a song titled sweet sounds of heaven. paul mccartney, elton john and stevie wonder are also on the project. the 12 song album is out now. lots of legends on that album. yeah. all right. well, tonight on abc seven news at 11, this is the last day in business for three bay area target stores while the retail chain is closing them down, including one in the heart of san francisco. and a special visit to san francisco by a los angeles city council member. how the two cities are now working together to find a solution for homelessness. that's tonight on abc seven news at 11. and right now, that's it for us at abc seven news at eight. we hope you can join us again tonight at 11. have a good evening.

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