after that, it was on here, to notre dame.' interest, restoration after the fire in 2019. they were talking to firefighters who helped that night trying to put the fire out. you can see the scaffolding and cranes behind me. the plan is to get it finished by the end of next year, december 2024 and the king was shown around stonemasons would work, the craftsmanship that is going in to try and build notre dame, such a powerful symbol of paris and of france. this part of the visit was certainly something that the king is very interested in as he had flagged it up and talked about it yesterday as well. after the visit here to notre dame, it was a roundtable talking about sustainability and business. that sort of brings things almost to a close for the day but this isn't the end of the whole trip. day three of the state visit is tomorrow and that's when the king will be heading down to bordeaux. thank you very much. it looks like it's not raining in paris at the moment, at least. joining me live is graham smith, ceo of republic. an

he and queen camilla are now touring notre dame cathedral.s, interviews and reaction. we have some breaking news to start with this hour. here in the uk prosecutors have authorised a charge of conspiracy to conduct espionage against three men and two women suspected of spying for russia. it follows an investigation by the metropolitan police. let�*s take you straight to the newsroom. tell us what details we have. this straight to the newsroom. tell us what details we have.— straight to the newsroom. tell us what details we have. this has been announced within _ what details we have. this has been announced within the _ what details we have. this has been announced within the last _ what details we have. this has been announced within the last few - announced within the last few minutes. the crown prosecution service here in the uk has announced it has authorised charges of spying against five bulgarians who are living in the uk. three men and

first he will head to the basilica of notre dame.n with representatives of other religions, that is going to be in front of a memorial to sailors and migrants lost at sea. there will be a prayerfor migrants and migrants lost at sea. there will be a prayer for migrants and tomorrow, saturday morning, the pope will take part in the closing ceremony of the mediterranean meetings event, it covers of issues like economic inequality and climate change which are also issues that the pope holds dear, close to his heart. thousands of people expected to turn out. in recent years there has been a decline in catholicism there in france. we have been hearing recent thousands of migrants arriving on the island of lampedusa in italy which had been in the headlines a lot, so his visit comes at an opportune time for people talking about this issue. and as i said, he is hoping to bring a message of tolerance. he becomes the first pope in 500 years to visit the city of marseille which as i say is a gateway for migrants, and also it is home to some of t

guest: well i think i have already said notre dame. [applause] [applause] >> just for that i have a special gift for you. >> also not over the gift limit. [laughter] >> thank you so much. i have to move this out of the way. [applause] thank you so much. >> that is so great. i love this. >> thank you for joining us. >> it is going in my office. >> i hope so. >> thank you very much.

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ohio state or notre dame? [laughing] >> i think i haveam already sai. notre dame. [cheers and applause] >> leaves of them clapping. [laughing] >> just for j that i have a special gift for you. >> also not over the gift limit. [laughing] >> thank you so much. move this out of the way. [applause] >> thank you so much. >> that's so great. i love this. joining us. you for >> this is going up in my office. >> i hope so. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much. [applause] thank you. >> the u.s. senate returns today at 3 p.m. eastern for legislative business. lawmakers are scheduled hold a predural vote vote on a bill reauthorizing faa programs for the next five years. this measure is expected to convey short-term federal spending bill being negotiated by senate leade. congress is currently facing deadline to fund the govnment and avert a shutdown this coming saturday at midnigh watch live coverage of the senate when members return here on c-span2. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including charter

now from here, they are going to be heading to the notre dame , where heading to the notre dame, wherei think we can see cameron now. good afternoon to you, cameron. tell us then what's going to be happening because the notre dame, four years since that awful , awful fire, but it dame, four years since that awful, awful fire, but it has been gradually rebuilt . it is . been gradually rebuilt. it is. >> and ironically, it was going under. >> and ironically, it was going under . it was >> and ironically, it was going under. it was doing renovation at the time of the fire in 2019. you mentioned the king and queen are at the flower market named after queen elizabeth ii that was renamed after queen elizabeth after a visit to her. it's very short distance , it's very short distance, actually, to notre dame cathedral all here. and she's going to be meeting a number of people here to do with that fire. first of all, the firefighters who fought so bravely to save a majority of the building, the roof and the tower in the middle was destroyed during that fire. but they saved the grand organ, for

guest: well i think i have already said notre dame. [applause] [applause] >> just for that i have a special gift for you. >> also not over the gift limit. [laughter] >> thank you so much. i have to move this out of the way. [applause] thank you so much. >> that is so great. i love this. >> thank you for joining us. >> it is going in my office. >> i hope so. >> thank you very much. thank you. >> today howard university hosts a panel discussion on how to increase female representation in elected office. it is monitored by stacey abrams and includes black women freshmen members of the congress seeking to encourage students to seek careers on capitol hill. watch on c-span now or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> tonight watch sees bands news series in partnership with the library of congress, books that shaped america. we will feature the federalist. it is a compilation of essays by alexander and james madison and john jay urging for the ratification of the newly drafted u.s. constitution. the u.s. court of appeals for the armed forces and collee

charles tours the re work king charles tours the restoration work at the notre dame cathedral, after being the first british monarch to address the french senate. sport now — and for a full round—up, from the bbc here's marc edwards. mercurial fly half marcus smith starts at fullback and captain owen farrell returns at legal. smith impressed in the position after coming off the bench in recent weeks, including in the pool d win overjapan. freddy steward is rested among the 12 changes. farrell appears for the first time at france 2023 after a four—match ban coming in for george ford, who is named as a replacement. ollie lawrence, henry arundell, and max malins also come in, with billy vunipola and jack willis in the pack. the top two sides in the world go head—to—head in paris. ireland have named their squad to face reigning champions south africa at the stade de france in paris. head coach andy farrell has made one change to the starting 15 that beat tonga last saturday. scrum—halfjamison gibson—park returns in place of conor murray. plenty at stake, with the winner of the match like

crews are hoping to fully reopen all of notre dame a few months after the 2024 olympic games. >>> let'sll, less than 24 hours away from the 49ers taking the field in their home opener. wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it's to die for, and it's all right here. streaming was never this easy, you know. this is the way. get gigabit extra internet on the xfinity 10g network made for streaming for $25 a month for 2 years. could you turn down the volume? here, you can try. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. >>> it's almost here, the 49ers play their home opener tomorrow against the new york giants. >> it will be exciting but not easy for either side. both teams will be playing their second game in just five days. they're going to be tired. but the niners say they'll still be ready. here is anthony flores. >> reporter: the 49ers will kick off their first home game of the season at levi stadium with this game being on thursday night it makes it a short week for the players. but this game can't come fast enough. michael traveled all the wa

and ian, you was there before belmont was even incorporated. >> over time the sisters of notre dame or acquired more than 40 acres of land to continue educating generations of students always been very taken with the sisters mission to try and serve populations of students who might not otherwise so. has really cares about the individual that they care about the education. very much having high quality academics. >> but i'm not only that they care about person is going to be able to move on with their lives. >> people like my mother, she and her friends, a class of 1982 and they remain connected today. president elizabeth martin says graduates of ndn, you are a part of the fabric of the bay area community. our education department site many of the teachers. >> surrounding county school system's same thing is true medical site program has higher educational needs morphed over the years. >> the university has changed with it in 2021. ndn, you began operating as a graduate school. a student's our average age is about 35. it's been a lovely we are. >> beginning to grow. that's very excitin

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installing the most modern fire protection systems in all parts of the temple. the cathedral of notre-damers ago , a fire almost destroyed the unesco monument of the 12th century, repair work began almost immediately, but the coronavirus epidemic somewhat suspended the reconstruction, people of a heroic profession this sunday celebrate their professional holiday, rescuers work in the hottest spots of our country, risking themselves for the sake of others, and despite everything, these people say that they have the best profession in the world. the moral burden is heaviest when there are injured children. vadim is 30 and spends almost a third of his life rescuing others, because he himself has been extreme in his mother's company since childhood, so that i was playing with a burning passenger car. when the fire was extinguished, a fireman came up to me and had an explanatory conversation with me. this realization came to me that maybe i want to be a fireman and that's how vadim remembers his first call to this day in the rivne region. it was a fire in the children's boiler room kindergartne

. >> notre dame. notre dame. bennett jackson, the position he plays is safety. but nothing can be considered safe in a vast indifferent universe. we have the stars. to consider oneself safety is to laugh in the face of destiny. university of notre dame. [beeping] >> let me take a wild guess. you're brad, right? >> no. foley fatukasi. uconn. >> check out the big brain on brand? >> did you mean bennett jackson. >> i don't remember asking you a [bleep] thing. >> okay. you were saying. it's because i was saying. i am foley fatukasi, uconn. >> jonathan casillas, university of wisconsin. [beeping] >> all the footballers gathered in preparation for the first of what was sure to be many quarters. victor cruz, the nomadic wide receiver. lorenzo carter, the iconoclastic linebacker. carter love nothing more than chasing a quarterback. he has been one of the giants' go to pass rushers and next season he's hoping to rush more. marcus kuhn. the eccentric defensive tackle. >> i don't consider myself eccentric. >> the defensive

his going to be holding prayers this afternoon at the basilica of notre dame.is going to hold prayers there with the local clergy and then it's going to be followed by a moment of meditation. there will be representative of other religions for sailors and migrants who lost their lives at sea. two days, a welcome ceremony as you can see now and later on a prayerfor migrants. tomorrow, a big event at a stadium which is expected to see tens of thousands of people turn out. we'll come back to these images over the next couple of hours. we will take you to the other visiting france, king charles and queen camilla visiting a vineyard later on, plenty to keep across and of course president zelensky in canada. hello from the bbc sport centre. the solheim cup is under way. more on that coming up injust a moment but first... it's been four defeats in five for manchester united after their li—3 loss at bayern munich in the champions league earlier this week. that's their worst start to a season for 37 years. they travel to burnley on saturday with the heat starting to gro

notre dame at north carolina state.f times when he was at wake forest. >> yeah, i think that's a great point. just the fact that he has experience going up against a dave doran defense and how physical and how aggressive they can be. i think that helps him. this is another opportunity for notre dame to showcase their not just their quarterback, their team of 2023. a lot of people think that this notre dame with hartman, their quarterback, they have a chance to really be a factor. this will be a kind of an obstacle they'll have to overcome. playing on the road and saturday afternoon, two a&m taking on miami, a couple of underachieving programs, looking for a breakthrough, perfect word, underachieving because texas a&m has a lot of talent. last year, the culture really got impacted in a negative way and they weren't able to recover. now it's a new year. this would be a great win to springboard them forward into the into conference play when they get ready to go. and then you got miami. i mean, mario cristobal, remember, h

the king spoke partly in french and he and the queen are also visiting notre—dame cathedral to see the a moment when the king made history. no british monarch had ever addressed both houses of the french parliament from the senate chamber, until now. applause. parliamentarians were due to be on holiday today, but it was a full chamber to hear the king, speaking in both french and english, praise the strong bonds between the uk and france, and highlight the power of governments working together to fight climate change. just as we stand together against military aggression, so must we strive together to protect the world from our most existential challenge of all, that of global warming, climate change, and the catastrophic destruction of nature. applause across the city, the queen was with the president's wife, brigitte macron, at the french national library to launch a uk—french literary prize. the queen spoke in what she described as slightly rusty french, praising the power of books and writers. she speaks in french this afternoon, the king and queen will visit notre dame, devastated

and at notre dame, with the macrons, the royal couple met those who fought to save the cathedral afterrenovation work currently under way. the state visit has come at the same time as france hosts the rugby world cup. in a break from training at a fans�* village, the king chatted to welsh rugby player dan biggar. it's a visit that's been all about friendship and unity. except maybe when it comes to table tennis. then, it was the french who had the upper hand. the spanish women's football team are on their way to sweden, after most players ended their match boycott. they'd demanded reform to the governance of the game, after the incident where midfielder, jenni hermoso was publicly kissed on the lips by the head of the national federation. it's been reported that between six and nine senior football officials have now been sacked, as part of the agreement which saw the team return. the spanish football federation has also promised what it called a "commitment to make changes, respecting good governance, transparency, and equality." speaking at a press conference, two time ballon d'or wi

he was later taken with the queen to notre dame catherdral — to see the work being done to restore ittory. today, charles iii became the first british monarch to address both houses of the french parliament from the senate chamber. he speaks french. in french and in english, he spoke of a shared vision, describing events in ukraine as horrifying, and stressed the power of governments working together to fight climate change. just as we stand together against military aggression, so must we strive together to protect the world from our most existential challenge of all, that of global warming, climate change and the catastrophic destruction of nature. there was a standing ovation for a king here to revitalise the entente cordiale. there's been an ease and informality between the queen and the president's wife, bridgette macron. ——and the president's wife, brigitte macron. at franc�*s national library, they launched a new literary prize. and the queen spoke in what she described as slightly rusty french, praising the power of books and writers. meme s'il est vrai que nous apprecions ver

solutions to climate change are on the agenda today, as is a visit to notre dame.n of the cathedral. the king will also walk in the footsteps of his mother, when as she did almost ten years ago, he visits almost ten years ago, he visits a flower market in paris, now named after the late queen. the first day of the state visit began with a ceremonial welcome at the arc de triomphe. and a focus on the shared bonds and friendship between the uk and france. including a king and a president taking in the view down the champs—elysees. so much of this trip will be about the common ground the two countries share. even the fly—past was a joint enterprise between the red arrows and the french air force, for a visit that will focus on reading a rating the relationship between the uk and france —— reinvigorating. live now to royal historian, gareth russell. so how is this trip going, from your point of view?— your point of view? well, it seems to — your point of view? well, it seems to be _ your point of view? well, it seems to be going - your point of view? well, it seems to

esmeralda notre dame cathedral bravo literary smells for 100 from the smell of steppe wormwood.ry. and here again, when the sunflower blooms and above the bottom there is the smell of rain-drenched vineyards. i love you so deeply and painfully. where is the quote from? if it’s over a hundred, but the quiet don is probably the quiet don is right boris e yes, well, let’s have a literary smell and 200 the smell rejuvenated me, lifted me from my belly , stung me with burning waves, two days, an empty stomach, the smell that conquered the hospital. i feel the heavenly smell of chopped horses with garlic and pepper, i know he has sausage in the right pocket of his fur coat. a dog's heart for sure well, let's change everything a little it's a matter of a soft sign 300. with a soft sign an insect without a port facility ah-ah-ah moth and moth is true. literary smells for 500 and the freshness of the aromatic air, burdened with the evaporations of tall southern grasses and white acacias and the constant sweetly soporific noise of icy streams that run together at the start and finally rus

king charles tours the renovations at notre—dame cathedral — after becoming the first british monarchyanathan. welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. we begin with some breaking news. media tycoon rupert murdoch has announced he will be stepping down as chairman of fox and new square. rupert will continue as executive chairman and chief executive of fox corporation. in a statement, lachlan has congratulated his father he says the companies are in robust health, as am i. the statement goes on to say our opportunities far exceed our commercial challenges. lachlan has congratulated his father

guys from yale and notre dame and ohio state. and he also found some hidden gems from smaller colleges, guys who hadn't really gotten to shine on a big stage yet, but who were really good football players. after a couple of practices, talbot realized just how good his team was, and he also saw a tremendous opportunity. he took the team on the road, crisscrossed ohio and raising money for a war relief fund camp sherman played in dayton and toledo and columbus. even at a major league baseball stadium in cleveland and cincinnati, they won six of their eight games. but more importantly, they raised $150,000 for the war effort, which is the equivalent of about 3 million in today's dollars. this showed investors and organized users, including talbot himself, that all star teams like this could be profitable. now, camp sherman was the most important team from 1917, but the marilyn marines were the best team. they were based just north of san francisco and their captain, coach and best player was john beckett, who had been an all-america

tonight's matchup number 11 notre dame coming in fired up after last week's heartbreaking loss to ohiody to leave it on the line because they have a bye next week. getting the best of both teams. the game a must-see. you don't want to miss it. the campus buzzing. a chance to talk to one of the sophomores who works in the athletic department and really feels she's getting the complete college fan experience with an established college basketball program and now a football team started off 4-0 first time in 2019 and the win first 5-0 start since 1994. huge, huge, huge kudos to the coach and everyone who made the program what it is today. we are excited, because this small but mighty school, only 7,000 undergrads. very, very intimate here. got a chance to hang out with the mascot with beautiful headbands and asked him to make one for me that says "good morning america" but he had a different plan. i guess "good morning" to only duke fans? >> janai: good morning, duke. catch college gameday on espn and duke versus notre dame at 7:30 right here on abc, and we will be right back here on "goo

famous musicians from different countries, his chairman of the body of the cathedral, notre dame, anded with interest to the proposal to come to kaliningrad around the world. there aren't many organism competitions. and this one named mikaela tariverdiwa is the most well-known, in addition to the laureate's cash prizes, the winners of the competition received an invitation from the conservatory and philharmonic society. now they have the opportunity to perform solo concerts in the best organ halls of the country marina naumova evgeniy bekevich aleksandrovna umov. pavel dolgachev news, kaliningrad we receive new reports from our correspondents in a few minutes, the entire tempo of the capital region. people are constantly jumping on cars, buying or selling a car. check its fair price. don't get burned. not even start worrying. start repairs with avito, where you can easily choose a specialist thanks to a convenient search system. avito has a calm approach to repairs. national lottery. it's our birthday. we've prepared something big for september. we're doubling online winnings on octob

a south bend , notre dame in green just seconds away from a win over sixth ranked ohio state. third and 19. that gives the buckeyes a first down at the one. then as time expired, chip trayanum muscled his way into the end zone. not a lot of room to spare, but trayanum gets it. ohio state, a 17 to 14 winner in a game between two teams in the top ten, the giants have seen seven games left in the season and they are on the verge of being mathematically eliminated from the wild card race along with already being practically eliminated. the nl west champion dodgers giving out their end of the year. roy campanella leadership award to jason heyward, kind of their version of the willie mac award was another bullpen game for the giants, one in which they managed all of two hits. jay j.d. martinez off john brebbia and the second homer, number 31 on the year for martinez. the dodgers had all the runs they would need on the night. they got more raw stripling work, the final four for the giants, mookie betts just misses a home run off. stripling in the eighth that scores a pair la goes on

the closest schools, notre dame and louisville are 2200 miles away. than over here, boston college and miami, those are 5.5 hour flights. it will be a hall. most school say the majority of the programs won't see a change in travel. the olympics, sports, golf and tennis already compete interments. soccer and volleyball and toppling baseball, officials claim they will only make two trips each season to mitigate. i talked with dr. fletcher about this. is is an advisory board member at the institute for the study of sports, society and social change. he fears how that travel will affect the athletes in the classroom. >> how are we going to bridge that gap. in terms of relationships in the classroom and with professors. i will be curious to see how these programs respond. >> we will be talking about how this will impact the budget >>> here is what it looks like. this is the last season of the pack 12 as we know it. 10 of the 12 schools will have a new home next year. cal and stanford are headed to the acc. ucla, usc, oregon and wash are going toe big ten.

and ian, you was there before belmont was even incorporated. >> over time the sisters of notre dame oruired more than 40 acres of land to continue educating generations of students always been very taken with. this is just mission to try and serve populations of students who might not otherwise so. has really cares about the individual that they care about the education very much having high quality academics. >> but i'm not only that they care about how person is going to be able to on with their lives. >> people like my mother, she and her friends, a class of 1982 and they remain connected today. president elizabeth martin says graduates of ndn, you are a part of the fabric of the bay area community. our education department sites home the teachers. >> surrounding county school system's same thing is true medical site program has higher educational needs morphed over the years. >> the university has changed with it in 2021. ndn, you began operating as a graduate school. a student's our average age is about 35. it's been a lovely we are. beginning to grow that's very exciting for us.

college football, ohio state stunning notre dame, 16-14 with a clutch touchdown as the clock hit zeroit to him, up the middle, he's in, touchdown ohio state! they walk it off. >> gut punchable loss for notre dame, this as oregon blew out colorado, 42-6 as deion sanders first loss as colorado's head coach and texas long horns undefeated, 38-6 win domination over baylor. that's a good -- going to s.e.c. next year. that's a parting gift. >> i see. >> they played like 100 times, 90 times, somewhere in that range. >> that's a nice good-bye to give them. rachel: can we talk about rome again. >> i thought we did that one. rachel: i know. >> you've been thinking about rome during the headlines. >> or did football turn you off that much? rachel: yeah, it did. >> what. rachel: if you don't give me the class on football, i'm not going to get into it. >> would you have been at the cthecoliseum saying this bores . rachel: i don't like that kind of violence. i always root for the bull. >> what about the chariot race. rachel: i do love glad yeah tore. -- gladiator, maybe i would have been into it. r

that means besides smu in dallas which joined today, the closest competitors are 2,200 miles away, notre dame and louisville. other 15 teams are farther east, including boston college, north carolina and miami. cal and stanford are the latest to drop regional alliances to make more money from tv revenue. during a zoom media call today, they said the acc is a fit on and off the field. >> the athletes care deeply about being able to play at the highest level of competition and to play with like schools. and this move guarantees or achieves those two goals. >> cal and stanford say most of their sports programs won't see a change because they compete in tournaments around the country anyway. cal says sports like soccer, volleyball and baseball will only make two trips to the east coast each season to limit the impact. >>> now turn to meteorologist -- chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> thank you. >> remind everybody of that. we're excited about the holiday weekend. >> it's going to be nice. one day will be the best one. i wanted to show you what is producing this big change in the weather. coole

besides smu in dallas that also joined, the closest competitors will be about 2200 miles away at notre dame in louisville. the other 15 conference teams or even further east, including boston college, north carolina and miami and has some wondering about the travel cost and the impact on student athletes. cal and stanford at around 20 of their programs won't be a change because they compete in tournaments around the country anyway. for sports like soccer, volleyball, softball and baseball, they will only make two trips each regular season. fletcher still worries how it will affect the athletes in the classroom. >> how will we bridge the gap in terms of relationships and with professors. >> they released a statement saying in part, conference affiliations and the broadcast revenue provide key financial support for the wide array of sports that stanford offers, joining the acc will ensure the power conference competitive infrastructure and long-term media revenues that are critical to compete. in the south bay, nbc bay area news. >>> a contract dispute could leave millions without access to t

notre dame only had ten players on the field for last two plays of that drive.in a thriller, 17-14. the coach was all fired up. >> proud to be from ohio. it's always been ohio against the world and it will continue to be ohio against the world. tell you what. i love those kids. we got a tough team. everybody wants to question these guys. they are warriors. to come back and win. t to come back and win, i'm emotional for a reason. a lot of people question these kids and say alet of things about them. i love them. when someone attacks your family, to win like this is special. >>> all right. one of the best catches in the florida/charlotte game. ricky pearsall, one-handed catch and managed to hold on to the ball despite getting drilled by the defensive back. thankfully, he was good. got up. great catch. the gators winning, 22-7. >>> a heartbreak for clements against florida state. a former walk-on, had graduated and was going for his master's degree. he was set to take a job in new york city before getting the call from dabo to kick for the tigers after their kicker

nuestros hijos e hijas; con nosotros carmen bárcena, que es consejera de la escuela secundaria notre dameán?, gracias por la invitación-- damián trujillo: gracias por estar aquí, perdón, la escuela preparatoria, disculpe; ah, sí, mire, este, los estudiantes ya han regresado, muchos de ellos han regresado al salón, aunque sea 2 veces a la semana, ah, como sea el modelo que está siguiendo sus escuelas; ah, ¿con qué vienen, con qué estrés vienen, por todo lo que han pasado durante el último año? carmen bárcena: ah, bueno, lo que hemos observado nosotros en la escuela, pero se ha generalizado en la mayoría de todos los estudiantes en nuestra área, es la cantidad de estrés y ansiedad, que se ha promovido con esta pandemia, la inhabilidad de ellos, estar con sus amigos, con su familia, el poder salir de su casa, y estar estudiando casi que 24 horas en la pantalla, ha sido muy difícil para todos los jóvenes, y los estudiantes más pequeños, porque no pueden salir afuera, y ha sido un cambio tremendo para ellos. damián trujillo: eh, depresión, ¿verdad?, puede ser algo que puede deprimir a los estu

. >> the much closer game between ohio state and notre dame, 15 seconds to go.line. chip tray nam punched in with just a second to go. notre dame only had ten plays on the field for the last two plays on the drive. buckeyes win it 17-14. coach ryan day was all fired up. >> it's always been ohio against the world. it will continue to be ohio against the world. i tell you what, i love those kids. we've got a tough team. >> ellsbury with one of the best catches. the gators' ricky peirsol hauling in a one-handed catch. somehow managing to hold on to that ball after taking a big hit from the defensive back. he popped up. he was fine. 25th ranked galters squeaked out a win 22-7. finally, history in the lower levels of football. check out number 10 in red-lining up at safety for division three shenandoah university in virginia. she's believed to be the first woman to play college football in a position other than a kicker. haley making the most of that opportunity as well, registering a pressure and knocking down the qb in her team's win. fredicka, congrats to haley, m

i know lisa is going to be happy about this because you are a notre dame alum and espn college gameday anchors rece davis and desmond howard preview week four matchups on abc from notre dame showdown saturday in great games all day on abc rece davis and desmond howard here and it starts with florida state at clemson. >> the seminoles haven't won in death valley since 2013. this is the game that when the schedule came out, i circled it on the map. >> you knew it was going to have huge implications and maybe even college football playoff implications. florida state last week. wow. on the road against boston college wasn't their best effort, but they walked away with the w. and don't forget, clemson started the season with a loss against duke. it wasn't like their offense was bad. they just shot themselves in the foot in the red zone. there's going to be a different monster that florida state is going to see when they go to death valley. >> it might be a de facto elimination game for clemson as it pertains to the playoff, 330 eastern, colorado still unbeaten. they go to oregon. stepping u

notre dame university has been to the bay since 18. 51 that institution celebrated 100 years as campus in belmont on sunday force noelle bellow talk to the president of the school about it. >> it's kind remarkable how four-sided the system is. more there found russ sister do. are. her one of her famous quotes is teach them what they need to know life for the past 100 years, tucked up in the hills of belmont sits notre dom denim or university. >> 3rd oldest college in the state of california and the first to grant bachelor's degrees to women. they were originally so that actually get in area longer than 100 years. but what we're celebrating this september is 100 years on this site when this campus first opened all instruction took place here at ralston hall. >> a building built back in the 18 50's. and ian, you was there before belmont was even incorporated. >> over time the sisters of notre dame or acquired more than 40 acres of land to continue educating generations of students always been very taken with the sisters mission to try and serve populations of students who might not other

six games featuring two ranked teams playing each other, capped off with ohio state versus notre dame leg of the playoff. the top 12 are still in contention for this season's title. >>> and week three in the nfl caps off in las vegas where the raid raiders host the steelers. >>> and still to come, from food waste to fashion, meet the person behind the banana-based leather company when we come back en we come back do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervive nerve relief from the world's number one nerve care company. nervive contains ala to relieve nerve aches, and b-complex vitamins to fortify healthy nerves. try nervive. and, try nervive pain relieving roll-on. when you smell the amazing scent of gain flings... time stops. ♪♪ your heart races. ♪♪ your eyes close. ♪♪ and you realize you're in love... steve? ...with a laundry detergent. gain flings. seriously good scent. and 50% more fresh. now that's love at first sniff. oh... stuffed up again? so congested! you need sinex saline from vicks. just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! what is — wow! sinex. breathe.

and ian, you was there before belmont was even incorporated. >> over time the sisters of notre dame ord more than 40 acres of land to continue educating generations of students always been very taken with the sisters mission to try and serve populations of students who might not otherwise so has really cares about the individual that they care about the education very much so that a high quality academics. >> but i'm not only that they care about person is going to be able to move on with their lives. >> people like my mother, she and her friends, a class of 1982 and they remain connected today. president elizabeth martin says graduates of ndn, you are a part of the fabric of the bay area community. our education department has moment with the teachers. >> surrounding county school system's same thing is true medical site program has higher educational needs morphed over the years. >> the university has changed with it in 2021. ndn, you began operating as a graduate school. a student's our average age is about 35. it's been a lovely we are. >> beginning to grow. that's very exciting fo

kyla notre dame or university is celebrating a big milestone. institution celebrated 100 years at its campus in belmont on sunday. it's actually been in the bay since 18. 51 schools president tells me the mission of the catholic sisters who started the university is still alive and well. >> it's kind remarkable how four-sided the sisters were there found russ sister billionaire. her one of her famous quotes is teach them what they need to know life for the past 100 years, tucked up in the hills of belmont sits notre dom denim or university. >> 3rd oldest college in the state of california and the first to grant bachelor's degrees to women. they were originally so that actually get in area longer than 100 years. but what we're celebrating this september is 100 years on this site when this campus first opened all instruction took place here at ralston hall, a building built back in the 18 50's. and ian, you was there before belmont was even incorporated. >> over time the sisters of notre dame or acquired more than 40 acres of land to continue educ

and ian, you was there before belmont was even incorporated. >> over time the sisters of notre dame orre than 40 acres of land to continue educating generations of students always been very taken with. this is just mission to try and serve populations of students who might not otherwise be. so has really cares about the individual that they care having high quality academics. >> but i'm not only that they care about each person is going to be able to on with their lives. >> people like my mother, she and her friends, a class of 1982 and they remain connected today. president elizabeth martin says graduates of ndn, you are a part of the fabric of the bay area community. our education department site so many of the teachers. >> for surrounding county school system's the same thing is true medical site program has higher educational needs morphed over the years. >> the university has changed with it in 2021. ndn, you began operating as a graduate school by students are average age is about 35. it's been a lovely we are. beginning to grow that's very exciting for us. with many classes offe

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the closest school amongst the current acc members to the bay area is notre dame, just 2,200 miles awayk of the atlantic coast conference, there are certain moments that come to mind. there is michael jordan's game winner for north carolina in the '82 championship. how about jim valvano and the cardiac pack, nc state's cinderella run, but now there's a new legendary moment in acc history. >> i got it back down to the 30, down to the 20, under the field. he's going into the end zone. he's going into the end zone! the bears! the bears have won! >> that's right. the play, the big game, all part of acc culture now as the bears and cardinal will leave the pac-12 after over 100 years in the conference. as of now, the pack pac-12 is oregon and washington state. >>> 7-7 in the second quarter, cardinal get tricky, flea flicker for a 32-yard touchdown puts stanford in front. they are up multiple scores with a few minutes remaining. >>> to baseball, giants in san diego on the scoreboard, tristan beck second batter, fernando tatis jr. going deep for a two-run home run. four pitches later juan soto

at stanford and smu, which would bring the conference to 18 members total for football counting notre dame's that this is a partial member now adding the 30 schools could bring an additional 72 million dollars annually to the conference, a seat at facing rather. now requires at least 12 of the 15 members and the schools to vote yes, in order for any single expansion candidate to be admitted to the conference that alan santa will be on pins and needles to see what tomorrow meeting results into for them. for now, i'll toss it back to you guys at the thanks, let's take a final look at the 4 zone forecast of the golden gate bridge on the a. >> as we're right up against the labor day holiday morris weekend is yeah. how about that? the holiday weekend coming up and looks like temperatures really coming way down compared to where they've been. >> yesterday we're flirt with triple digits today. it felt the cool down in many spots. now that fog really sweeping on shore out towards sfo. we've got the clouds on the increase tonight. even some patchy drizzle, real likelihood overnight tonight, cloudy ea

pham, i felt a buck know last week nc state lost to notre dame. 45 to 24. >> is going to call the play-by-play. jim bates providing kickoff 11 tomorrow morning right here on kron. 4 morning right here on kron. 4 ♪ there it is. that feeling you get... when you can du more with less asthma. it starts with dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. can you picture it? dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines, including steroids, without talking to your doctor. who knows what you can do when you du more with less asthma. ask your asthma specialist about dupixent. we made it! bmo has arri

number nine, notre dame final play of the game. >> and it's a buckeye winner at the buzzer. >> chip trayanum scores just like that. an ohio state great walks off with a 1614 win. and that is all the time we have for toyota after the game. stephanie you are ahead with the news. >> thank you, chris. well, coming up next on abc seven news, a long time high school football coach in the south bay is sidelined for the rest of the season, accused of unsportsmanlike conduct during a game last week. we're going to get a handle on this for sure. plus, a pledge from oakland's mayor to make big safety improvements. today, residents became a part of the solution and happy pride. we'll take you to the bay area city holding its first ever pride celebration. >> hi, i'm spencer christian. a wet weather system is coming our way. it'll bring double good news. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up when abc7 news at ♪ i'm with it ♪ ♪ i gotta good feeling about this ♪ ♪ yeah, ♪ ♪ so let's get it ♪ ♪ i'm feeling good vibes ♪ ( ♪ ♪ ) welcome to big tobacco's fantasyland. a new, healthier world without cigare

getting into the air the aircraft collector in paris continues the reconstruction of the cathedral of notre-damepromise to restore the spire before the olympics, which will take place in the summer of 2024 , while the work on cleaning the interior is being completed stained glass windows and frescoes are being restored in the premises , specialists are installing the most modern fire protection systems in all parts of the temple. they are the first to find the injured and dead under the rubble, see the tears of their relatives, and tirelessly continue to fulfill their main mission of rescuing people as in wartime manages to maintain his psycho-emotional state in order to have the resources to help others on the eve of his professional holiday, rescuer's day , our yulia babak told us with the first shocks on february 24. last year, many ukrainians panicked in kirovohrad oblast, which accepted refugees from the front-line territories, and the psychologists of the rescue service became their first sedative, such mass calls began , they they cried, they did not know where they were going , where the

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