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up next dickinson college david o'connell looks a presidential legacy and what makes the presidential term successful and he discusses several rankings of residents and attentively years and prepares the criteria and the results. >> fourscore and seven years ago our forefathers brought forth onto this continent a new nation with liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal and it was those words abraham lincoln and the battlefield not far from where we sit today and the brilliance of those words, were not necessarily recognized at the time. in fact lincoln was on the featured speaker and it was actually edward everett senator from massachusetts and spoke for two hours lincoln waited to give the poignant closing words and today of course we recognize the gettysburg address is perhaps the greatest moment of president speech in history. and people didn't necessarily see the speech that way at the time he was not the speech or speaker in front of fact that lincoln's greatness will not recognize at the time in general. you have to remember that when lincoln becam

[background noises] >> up next dickinson college professor david o'connell looks at presidential legacies and what makes a presidential term successful prayer he discusses several rankings of president that a been done over the years and compares the criteria and results. >> fourscore and seven years ago our forefathers brought forth onto this content and new nation conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition all men are created equal. it is with those words at abraham lincoln consecrated the battlefield not far from where we sit today. the brilliance of those words was not necessarily recognized at the time. in fact lincoln was not the featured speaker at gettysburg. spoke for two hours lincoln way to the very end to give us a poignant closing words. today of course, we recognize the gettysburg address is perhaps the greatest moment of a presidential speech and history. i think the fact people did not necessarily see the speech that way at the time, lincoln was not the featured speaker at gettysburg points to the fact it was not recognized at the time in general but you have to

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o'connell up top. david bell the over the shoulder called in. he caught 11 passes and produce storms. >>> the cincinnati bearcats poised to move up to number two in the land. second quarter already up 21-0. jerome ford have bigger holes today. 79 yard to the house. four tds in the first half alone. ucf 21, the kasei 6-0. >>> mls action, the earthquakes taking on lsc. third minute, the backward pass sets up dale. the opening goal. they went on to win 3-1. san jose has lost three straight. >>> steph curry looks ready for the regular season i was say scoring 41 points in just three quarters in the warriors 119-97 win over the blazers. they finished the preseason 5-0. the question is was there any thought to leave them in the game for the old 50 burger? >> no. despite the pleas of domination so that he could score a certain number of points, you know, this is the dream scenario. we have been the sizable enough to rest guys in the fourth. it is preseason. who knows how it will play out. we've had a really good few weeks and we feel ready to roll for

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second quarter produce 8 aiden o'connell, that's tj shifted, boilers leading the 14- 7 1/2, o'connell, up top, and david bell, the over the shoulder 21 yard holland, they will count 11 passes for 240 yards. producing stones number two iowa on the road, 24-7 prince of the cincinnati bearcats poised to move up to number two in the land with iowa's loss . second quarter bearcats already leading 21-0 . jerome ford ahead was bigger than campus clinic today, 79 yards, to the house. for touchdowns in the first half alone, hundred and 89 yards overall. 56, ucf 21, the cats are sick second was there. the earthquake down south taking on l.a. third minute delays christian or ringo, the passage of daniel is off ski, opening goal of the match, l.a. fc went on to win 3 and san jose has lost three straight. >>> steph curry i would say he looks ready for the regular season. he scored 41 points in just 3/4. warriors one over the blazes warriors finished the preseason at 5-00 so was there any thought to let curry stay in the game and go for the old 50 burger? >> no. no. despite the pleas of dove nation, so that he could

throw the ball the pylon so that's a fumble, but this is a touchdown fourth quarter o'connell his second of the game to daviden and would you believe this is a first in fbs history, ohio quarterback. a rogers turns the corner and breaks a 99 yard touchdown run the longest ever for a quarterback, but buffalo would beat ohio 27-26 abc 7 sports sponsored sponsored by river rock casino dion. all right, chris. thanks. and that is all the time we have tonight for this edition of abc 7 news at 11:00. i'm dion limb abc 7 news continues bright and early tomorrow morning at 5 for drew tuma and chris alvarez and really all of us here at abc 7. thanks so much for joining us. we leave you now with a oh a rotating cast of scenes from outside our live cameras our networks of systems showing you all different views of san francisco as we wait for that francisco as we wait for that impending rain things very, the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just