. >> reporter: welcome to volleyball day in nebraska, an outdoor clean sweep for the cornhusker women'sm, followed by a worldwide first. >> puts it away for nebraska >> reporter: memorial stadium's official attendance, 92,003 the university says that's a new world record for attendance at a women's sporting event, topping last year's soccer crowd in barcelona. >> soaking it all in, coach? >> reporter: nebraska's junior alexy rodriguez couldn't stop smiling. >> i think it's putting volleyball and women's sports on a bigger map. >> reporter: four-time national champion coach john cook says original originally, they just wanted to reclaim an attendance record from another school so, this started with you trying to just hit around 20,000 people, is what you're telling me >> i would have been ecstatic with 20,000 people in the stadium. >> reporter: but the cornhuskers spiked 20,000 -- and then some >> that wouldn't happen anywhere else in the world, really, like, volleyball is, you know, nebraska is the epicenter for volleyball and for the sport. >> i kept reminding everyone to just enjoy th

the lady cornhuskers beat omaha mavericks in a 3-0 sweep. previous world record number for women's sports attendance was just over 91,000 set at a soccer game last year in spain. >> that's amazing. >> so many people. >> a little bit of an edge for the home team. >> the cornhuskers are serious. >>> this is something that's trending locally, a palo alto high school is a world history champion, a junior at gunn high school, he recently won five gold and two silver medals at the international history olympiad. topics covered everything from ancient wars to pop stars. how did he get hooked on history? >> i used to travel to india a lot to visit my relatives, and during that time i used to visit the houses of my uncles and aunts and grandparents and they would entertain me with stories about the culture and language and that got me hooked. >> during his free time, he hosts a history podcast about his hometown of palo alto. >> good for him. >> we're going to see him on a game show in a couple of years. >>> so what's the deal with not only these aca

. >> the cornhuskers!n record to watch a women's sporting event. >> hopefully it's possible to do something that no one thought is possible. >> the champs taking on the ohm what mavericks. the hucskers winning in three sets. way to go, ladies in. that is "nightline." you can watch all off our full episodes on hulu. thanks for staying with us. good night, america.

the cornhuskers who are 5 time national champs in volleyball. omaha in this classic outdoor match when an encore wow. >> okay. we've a check. check this out. your eyes are not deceiving you. this is a live ball riding shotgun in a moving car to happen in nebraska. because where else they've been busy in the the animals bighorns they can be seen sticking up and the sides, they're from the half. roof of the windshield, i guess used to be there. police ended up pulling the driver over due to this very unusual ride. he was issued a citation and then sent on his way with the ball back in the seat. by the way, in case you're interested, the bull's name is howdy doody and he he's a watch to see. but you see that. but no. >> there is duty on the back windshield because the the bull, you know, when you've got to go the name we've got to go, we do. and that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5. want to joe our producer for being with many years. joe, in her hand. >> i know he's yeah. >> 2 years, ok, he's moving on to do produce another show is not moving on. will s

the topper of the night the lady cornhuskers beat omaha mavericks in a 3-0 sweep so they gave the crowdomething to cheer about. previous world record for women's sports attendance was 91,648 set at a soccer game last year in spain. >> that is amazing. volleyball beat a soccer game in spain. it is so packed. don't forget you can watch our newscast 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms. raj mathai joins us with what is coming up at 5:30. >> that is one of the coolest things we've ever seen. here is what we're working on. fed up with all the side shows. the new plan unveiled by the mayor of san jose in his latest effort to crack down on the illegal shows. what he is asking from social media kbs like tiktok and instagram to help combat the issue. >>> also former president trump enters a plea in the georgia election case while the judge makes a major ruling on whether to allow the trial to be shown live once it begins. >>> three sisters claim they were in what they call a catholic cult filled with abuse. we investigate the bay area group and why the sisters still believe the current lea

. >> your nebraska cornhuskers! >> mary: the five-time ncaa champs taking on the omaha mavericks. and doing the wave. the huskers taking home the win in three straight sets. joining us tonight, junior ally batenhorst. >> playing in front of 92,000 people was an incredible feeling and a moment we'll never forget. >> mary: junior lindsay krause. >> it was so awesome to be able to support for women's athletics and college volleyball. >> mary: and junior merritt beason. >> hopefully this moment shows that it is possible to do something no one thought could be possible. >> go big red! >> go big red! >> mary: go big red. thank you for watching, i'm mary bruce. for david and all of us here, good night dan: keeping an eye on our air quality. it is improving but other issues with the weather are changing. sandhya: winds are up and we have improvements in terms of the smoke, i will have the forecast for the holiday weekend. cornell: if you have been searching for a test home kit you are not alone, many stores are sold out. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions thi

. >> the cornhuskers! >> the largest crowd ever on record to watch a women's sporting event. >> hopefully it's possible to do something that no one thought is possible. >> the champs taking on the ohm what mavericks. the hucskers winning in three sets. way to go, ladies in. that is "nightline." you can watch all off our full episodes on hulu. thanks for staying with us. good night, america. shingles doesn't care. i go to spin classes with my coworkers. good for you, shingles doesn't care. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of shingles sharply increases after age 50. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness, and swelling at the i

this as a crowd of more than 92,000 packed the school's football stadium last night to watch the cornhuskersts to none. now the five-time national championships have another title to add to their trophy case -- a world record. that's because it was the largest crowd to watch a women's sporting event in history, topping a soccer match in barcelona, spain, last year. congratulations to the team and husker nation. you are aces in our book. >>> and that's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and remember you can follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from right here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm shanelle kaul in new york. at least one person was killed and another is in critical condition after a shooting thursday at a shopping center in austin, texas. several businesses were placed in lockdown while the austin police bomb squad searched for possible explosives. police said the shooter is also dead. >>> officials in johannesburg say at least 74 people

later, sanders scrambling , finds his man, xavier weaver, colorado wraps the cornhuskers 36-14 they stormedield, the buffs had tied their win total from 2022 just two games in. >>> arthur ashe stadium, the set of u.s. women's temperature, coco gauff the first american team to win the u.s. open since her idol, serena williams, in 1999. goff leading and the third set, she wins the fifth game. her coach, bay area native brad gilbert loves it . and in a moment she will never forget, match point , welcome to the big time, coco gauff. her first career grand slam title, just the third american teen to ever win the tournament. >>> college football ran rampant today, i switched over to the u.s. open because it was so good, it was so entertaining. how exciting? 19 years old, and american winning the u.s. open. >> for such a young lady she has had some kind of difficult moments on the court, as well. it is way nice to see her overcome. . >> thank you, matt. >>> coming up next, combating plastic pollution in the ocean, the newest approach. gets to it before it reaches the ocean. postmenopapausal womene

this, as a crowd of more than 92,000 packed the school's football stadium last night to watch the cornhuskersle to add to their trophy case: a world record! that's because it was the largest crowd to watch a women's sporting event in history, topping a soccer match in barcelona, spain, last year. congratulations to the team and husker nation. you are aces in our book. isn't that a good story? well, that's tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. good night. ♪ ♪ . >>> depending where you coming from and going you play have to find a different way to get back. >> this city allowed for unarmed civilians, black and brown men to be killed. >> a tearful reaction, a bay area family vows to fight for justice after learning the police officer that s shot and killed their loved one will get his badge back. >>> the mayor is out with a new plan to curbside shows, taking away what promoters want the most. social media likes. >>> and lab-made trees that grow faster. >> the big idea sprouting here in the bay area that could help clean the air that we breathe. >>> this is cbs news bay area with jul

colorado routes the cornhuskers 36-14. based on the field. they have tied the win total from 2022, just two games in. >>> to arthur ashe stadium. the side of the u.s. open women's championship. coco gauff attempting to become the first u.s. teenager since serena williams. her coach loves it and in a moment she will not forget. welcome to the big time. her first career grand slam title. the third american teenager to ever win the tournament. >> that will do it for sports. enjoy the niners game. have a great day. >> let's go back to that. after the final ceremony ended, she reflected on the tournament and said there is plenty more to come. >> i am shocked. a lot of shock and crazy. this is the u.s. open. it did not feel like any other tournament. this is crazy. i feel like getting to the final look like a horrible i needed to cross a mental block i needed to cross and i did and hopefully i can continue to do that many more times. >> out of the many who congratulated her was former president barack obama. he said how proud he was and he was in t

a sea of red, as the cornhusker women's volleyball team play their in-state rivals from omaha in frontee -- 92,003. the largest crowd to witness a woman's sports event. why a volleyballs match would be so popular, nebraska is a ncaa champ. the previous record for women sport in, the u.s. 90,000 attended the soccer final at the roseville in pasadena -- rose bowl in pasadena. that was an incredible scene. somebody was asking me, tre versus brock, is that anything like joe versus steve? >> no. that that was insane. when we lived through that, if social media existed then. it would've been a nightmare 24/7. it was bad enough as it was. ama: thanks for joining us tonight. dan: for sandhya patel, larry beil, all of us here, we appreciate your time. we will see you here at 11:00. for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what they live to do... trinet serves small and medium sized businesses... so they can do more of wh

more than 92 thousand people turned out in lincoln last night to see the cornhuskers beat omaha in volleyballp, looking at the rise of lgbtq+ hate and extremis -- extremism in america. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from the studios in washington and from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: former president donald trump pleaded not guilty today to charges in georgia that accuse him and 18 allies of trying to upend the 2020 presidential election results in that state. the plea allows mr. trump to avoid an in-person arraignment next week. we're joined now by stephen fowler, who covers politics for georgia public broadcasting. >> trump has filed a motion to sever from defendants who are requesting a speedy trial. at least two people are saying they want to have a trial as soon as possible, which could be as early as october. trump says that would violate his rights and he is asking for as long as possible to have the trial. this comes as the judge also ruled that there will be cameras in the courtroom. the judge will stream all of the court hearings on a y

the cornhuskers, who have won five national championships in volleyball, defeated omaha amidst that seastoried football program. tickets for volleyball day in nebraska, as it was called, sold out months ago with some going for $400 on the secondary market. >> we were walking out of the tunnel after the second set, and we had heard on the speaker that we had just broken the world record. i know everyone was trying to stay locked in, but we were also so excited so were celebrating in the tunnel walking out. >> we should point out, this is no fluke. the nebraska volleyball team has sold out 306 consecutive matches on its regular home court. >>> our first low to a double robbery committed at a major league baseball game in arizona. cincinnati reds left fielder spencer steer robbed a home run with a leaping catch and a slick handed kid robbed it from him. >> a high fly ball to left field. spencer steer at the wall. it's gone! >> now what happened there? he makes a great play. the ball is in his glove, but then the young d'backs fan helps out the home team by taking it right back. and it's ru

that's home and home of big cornhuskers lost just hang out family having a barbecue and they're excited meeting friends and is a community function on economy is visiting the bay area from ireland, then heading to some place warm every work in and francisco. first tonight, cooling off to hawaii to >> and back here live friday is expected to be the busiest travel day of the holiday weekend here at sfo. and airport officials are urging passengers to get the early 2 hours for domestic flights. 3 hours. if you're flying international. we're live at sfo. gayle ong kron. 4 thank you, gayle. across the bay area today, wildfire smoke continues to linger in. our skies are quality in some spots ranging from. >> moderate to actually unhealthy. and the air quality advisory is in effect through tonight. as always, people with respiratory problems have been told to avoid being outdoors for long periods. conditions are expected to improve tonight into tomorrow. despite the haze, a spare. the air alert has not been issued. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by with what it's like out y

estimated $18 million in revenue from the buffalos' first season home game beating the nebraska cornhuskerss against colorado state making it the network's most watched late night college football game ever. but sanders' success didn't come overnight. he coach ed ats jackson state fr three seasons, where his sons also played and followed their dad to boulder, colorado torks play for the buffalos. sanders is one of the most versatile athletes in sports history. the now 56-year-old is a retired nfl and mlb player, the only athlete to play in both a super bowl and a world series game. back in 1989 he became the first athlete to score a touchdown for the falcons and hit a home run for the yankees in the same week. his biggest impact so far is best explained in an axios piece titled "coach prime's making colorado black america's team." the fab five and how they captivated hip hop cull just like the buffalos are doing now. big names like the rock, snoop dogg, lil wayne and a host of nfl superstars praising coach prime's hard work and joining me to discuss all this is legendary broadcaster steven