broken play all the way. a&m did not go for that at all. over here, everybody plays honest. shaan washington, paul, everybody is honest, nowhere to go, nobody open for a pass, it was run all the way. i was saying, it builds on each other. in the last six drafts, alabama has had 44 players 15 first-rounders. 10 second-rounders. and probably four or five more to come this year. goes hand in hand, sdntd it. >> verne: knight. out of bounds. >> gary: i really thought a&m -- the score of this game might matter for a&m if they could get it a little closer.

close loss they would still be in the argument for being in the playoffs. you never know what happens at the end of the season. people start losing games. they start looking for second teams in conferences. >> verne: incomplete. the top 10. alabama. ohio state plays at penn state tonight. michigan, a big win over illinois. 31-8. the aggies on the verge here. louisville. big win over n.c. state. nebraska trying to maintain an undefeated streak. >> verne: christian kirk. every week that we have been in

collins. getting to know her. 10 years on the force of the tuscaloosa police department. she's retiring, getting married and moving to anderson, south carolina. she's been such a pleasure to be around and we want to wish her the best. >> gary: she's our escort to the game. she picks us up. takes care -- she picks us up. i drove to the game with he >> verne: great. thanks. >> verne: 33-14. >> gary: just saying, for a&m, keep it close. they're competing with the ohio state-michigan loser, and

maybe, if things get really wacky. >> verne: knight had to throw that one and it was caught by an alabama player sitting on the bench. >> gary: he didn't score with it. >> verne: no. that's ross pierschbacher. didn't need to move. >> gary: pierschbacher, can at least i get a hand. >> verne: handoff. left side. trayveon williams. we mentioned the aggies' remaining schedule. they were open prior to this week. those games, new mexico state, mississippi state, i think ole miss is a threat. l.s.u. but they've got a nice -- it's not a bad schedule from here on

now against whom? >> gary: gennessy says it's on alabama, he moved because the alabama player was in the neutral zone. >> verne: evans. >> referee: correction. offside. number 32 of the defense, his movement into the neutral zone caused his opponent to move early. five-yard penalty. third down. >> gary: rashawn evans i thought would be an emergi field to get a lot of snaps. 2017 he's going to be a game breaker -- people here in alabama know about him but everybody else will find out more about him. >> verne: 33-14. third and one. handoff. interstate secondary.

trayveon williams. moves the ball to the 30. >> gary: i really think a score by a&m will help their cause here. >> verne: there is myles garrett. a fascinating young man. interested in so much other than this sport. >> gary: yes. >> verne: first down at the 30. >> verne: almost intercepted. is it? ronnie harrison dived for it. it's ruled incomplete. >> gary: jones did a great job. in the olden days before targeting he would have destroyed this player. instead he went for the body with his shoulder.

that's the effect of the targeting call. the player could have been severely hurt and the people with the targeting rules are trying to make our sport safe. >> verne: jonathan allen nicked on the play. i don't think it's much more than that and he is walking off. it might be the end of his afternoon. >> gary: when we first started doing this, verne, five years ago that play was a receiver going for ala would go helmet first in his side and take him out. it still happens but we have more plays like that now. >> verne: second and 10. wow. ball carried down to the 25. >> verne: bussey is the

>> verne: tim williams. >> gary: it's so hard to retreat when you're a quarterback. because the rush comes up the middle. alabam zone coverage, but when you retreat because of good coverage downfield, those outside defensive ends are going to pin you. you have to climb the pocket. you've got just speed coming off the edge. you can't outrun them. >> verne: fourth down and 18. second sack of the game for tim

knight. ball goes over. da'shawn hand. >> gary: they consider da'shawn hand a starter. he doesn't get as many reps. you bring in another guy that goes around the edge and forces a sack to one of his partners. is looking at his football team and saying "we lost the game. we cannot lose a season." there is a lot to play for. we can win the rest of our football games, and who knows what can happen for a&m. who knows. not likely, but who knows? >> verne: saw the graphic. five sacks today. 1.2 above their average.

>> gary: up front. we showed the top 10 there. what's interesting, verne, is ohio state, clemson and alabama at the top. in the last draft ohio state had 12 players taken. clemson nine. alabama seven. can you say reload? >> verne: they do it about as well as anybody in college it's a 19-point game. >> gary: everybody is here. >> verne: everybody is still here. there are some in the upper reaches but they do love their football. >> gary: they don't have a lot of home games this year. they want to enjoy their product. >> verne: look at this. we haven't gotten a final crowd count but it was in excess of 100,000. 33-14 the score.

>> verne: good defensive effort yet again by alabama. >> gary: like i say, this is an explosive offense they're playing. that's how good this alabama defense is. >> verne: less than a minute to go. bo scarbrough again. this time the tackle is myles garrett.

yardage and passing yardage. prior to this game, they had run and passed for 200 yards in every game. not today. a purpose that binds us together with honest hearts, we dare to stand on new thresholds and take on impossible with strong voices we speak not just to be heard to be felt and with respect for all that makes us different we're all aggies and we are fearless on every front >> verne: 33-14. nick saban still coaching. or advising. they are about to win their 20th

third down, eight. >> gary: that's all about how kevin sumlin has rebuilt this program. he went and hired john chavis. now noel mazzone to be more balanced. this team lost 59-0 to this alabama team. he made the changes, and they're a much better balanced team in championships now than they were then. >> verne: clock running. 43 seconds to go.

week, then they go to l.s.u. mississippi state. chattanooga. and the iron bowl which will be here this year. here is scarbrough. >> gary: improving auburn team that has a chance to come in with a hot winning streak. alabama gets a bye, and l.s.u. >> verne: jalen hurts. 93 yards or not 166 throwing. kevin sumlin. nick saban. 33-14 the final. the key play -- i don't think there is much doubt. >> gary: no. turned the whole game around. >> verne: fumble recovery. late third quarter.

for the score. let's listen to alabama's eli goefld with the call. >> quarterback. the ball is loose. picked up by alabama. it's jonathan allen. he's going to take it for his second touchdown of the year. touchdown, alabama. ball was knocked loose by ryan anderson. picked up by jonathan allen. his second fumble recovery for a touchdown, this year. my goodness gracious, they've done it again. >> verne: a quick look at our old friend. there is nick saban. and there is eli gold. the suddenly svelte eli gold. >> gary: 30 pounds. >> verne: he's lost 32 pounds. he's a dear, dear friend. let's go down to allie who is with nick saban. >> allie: coach, congrats on the win. what set the team apart in the second half? >> i like the way our players responded in the second half when we got behind 14-13 and a&m went down and scored on their

half. competitive spirit on our part to come back and dominate the game of the rest of the way. >> allie: you head into november undefeated. what impresses you the most? >> we've gotten better every week, there are things we need to improve on but i'm proud of this bunch. this has been a tough stretch for us. they've persevered very well. we've got a week off. we've got to regroup and improve for anotherative game coming up against l.s.u. >> allie: people are concerned about eddie jackson. fans chanted "eddie" a carted off the field? >> they took him in and x rayed him. i don't have the results. >> allie: enjoy the week off. congratulations. >> thank you. >> allie: jonathan, the defensive star. congratulations on your second defensive touchdown of the year. how did it compare to the first? >> it felt good. whenever you can put points on the board as a defense it's a positive. >> allie: what does the mentality of the defense have to be? >> as a defense you have to shut

england patriots we would dominate. >> allie: do you want me to call tom brady? >> not yet. >> allie: seven members of this defense have scored touchdown this is season. do you have something going where you're going one for one? >> we're going out and trying to make plays. when the opportunity strikes we try to take advantage. >> allie: congratulations, enjoy the week off. >> gary: what i like best. when she asked him about brady, he said "not yet." >> verne: we mentioned earlier he's majoring in financial in handy. moments ago, kevin sumlin on the right. jalen hurts on the left. they've known each other for almost a decade. compelling football for three quarters, and then the crimson tide broke it open. for gary danielson and allie laforce, i'm verne lundquist saying so long from tuscaloosa.

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something changed after a&m got the lead. >> rick: it's hard to beat a great team. it's impossible when you have self-inflicted wounds. here is what i'm talking about. it's third down and 10. they get off the field but a hands to the face penalty gives them a second chance. all week kevin sumlin said they can't let that defense score and here is jonathan allen. his second touchdown on the year. >> brian: what also changed after the initial six-play, 75-yard drive for a touchdown in th second half, they just got the dropsys -- keith ford who was excellent running the rock but as far as these swing passes out of the backfield, he needed some stickum on those gloves because he couldn't catch a cold sitting on a block of ice. >> adam: alabama 327 rushing. hopefully eddie jackson will be all right. let's get you caught up on other action around the s.e.c. auburn trying to keep pace in the west with alabama.

the ballgame, eli stone turns on the burners, 78 yards to the house. >> adam: rhett lashley calling the plays for the tigers. south carolina came into the day with the nation's lowest scoring offense. blake bentley, two touchdown passes in a win over umass. missouri in trouble at home against middle tennessee. 48-38 they trail in the fourth. coming up we'll show you lamar jackson's record-setting day in louisville. ? and if you want to be free, be free ? ?'cause there's a million things to be ? ? you know that there are ? ? and if you want to be me, be me ? ? and if you want to be you, be you ? ? 'cause there's a million things to do ?

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louisville, b.j., lamar jackson striking the pose. >> brian: heisman hopeful. scratch that. heisman leader. he's going to utilize those wheels. 36-yard touchdown run. everyone was down on him last week, only 325 yards of total offense. watch him strike a pose here. >> verne: it's a sign. >> brian: trying to send a message, rick if >> rick: foreshadowing. >> adam: he's already set a new school record for touchdowns in the season. 34 total in a blowout of state. in the meantime, nebraska, michigan and west virginia move on undefeated, washington expected to join them, already up 21-0 on oregon state. ucla without josh rosen trailing utah. western michigan still undefeated. north carolina. great on the road. wisconsin bouncing back. b.j. is not loving what happened in little manhattan and navy knocking out memphis by 14. big games tonight. ohio state looking to remain perfect as well as they go to

there. baker mayfield leading against his original school, on the way. >> rick: i think l.s.u. has the recipe. >> brian: more explosive on the offensive side of the ball, starting to spread guys out and chucking it downfield. >> adam: leonard fournette is going to be back, 8:00 local game. the voodoo will be peaking. ole miss-l.s.u., magnolia bowl. thank you for post-game show." here is a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs. next saturday it's the home depot s.e.c. on cbs. an east division showdown between heated rivals number 15 florida, and georgia. coverage begins at 2:30 eastern with the cbs college football special presented by jeep followed by "autotrader college football today." it's a special edition of thursday night football on nfl network. tomorrow morning at 9:30 eastern with the giants and the rams in london. and the nfl on cbs kicks off

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>> reporter: people turned in 1,000 pounds of prescription drugs across denver, 515 pounds here at this station, alone, which is over 100 pounds more than what was turned in that the take-back event here last year. we have seen a steady stream of people coming by here throughout the day, including a line that stretched to that doorway. dumping them by the bottle, and the bag, denver residents lined up at dpd district 3 drop off old and expired meds. >> i think one of them i had 3-4 years, just found it in a drawer and thought, okay, these need to go. >> thank you, guys, for doing this. >> you are welcome. >> much better than flushing them down the toilet or the trash and landfill. you accumulate whether you like to or not. >> reporter: ben brought drugs unused for years in his cabinet. >> variety, aspirin up, pain pills, narcotic pain pills.

pills, experts say, are fueling colorado's opioid epidemic. >> i have had loss in my family and in my neighborhood and there is always so many drugs left over. >> reporter: when kids, family members, or visitors get hands on the leftover narcotics, experimentation can lead to addiction. >> having them around the house could lead to other people that don't need them decide to try them and that can lead to problems. >> reporter: denver sergeant, mike, says filling the bags here streets. >> have a good day. >> reporter: officers have already taken the prescription meds to the dea's office where they will be incinerated. if you missed today's take-back event, we have a list of locations where you can drop off your meds year round at our website, cbsdenver.com, under-lengths and information. live in denver, melissa garcia, cbs 4 news. >> thank you. new tonight, a hunter survives after fighting off a bear in south park.

an upcoming hunting trip near red hill in park county, walking near a stream, a bear knocked him to the ground and attacked. he broke free with only minor injuries to hands, legs, and stomach, wildfire officers took dna samples from his clothing to try to track the bear. they say the bear likely attacked because it was startled. firefighters stopped a burning home from turning into a brush fire in colorado springs. purposely-- kids purposely lighting fires in an abandoned home. they were caught by police. the flames spread to trees and bushes but quick work stopped it from spreading. the home was destroyed but was slated to be torn down. no word on charges against the kids. a juvenile is now charged with starting the massive wildfire burning near the colorado/wyoming border, the beaver creek rr burn 38,000

june. it is 75% contained. the junkins fire southwest of pueblo, 9 homes have been destroyed as well as another 19 structures. the fire burned 18,000 acres and is now 40% contained. tonight, more evacuees are allowed back into homes in areas deemed safe. crews are still digging firelines to prevent flames from spreading. meteorologist dave aguilera is in colorado's weather center. dave, another hot day has us worried aboute >> certainly does, yeah, and extended outlook there is a chance of rain coming our way, but not much. with the hot temperatures, red flag warnings were in effect all day long. this goes until 6:00, less than a hofl our on this. north of fort collins, wellington, back to the foothills of larimer, boulder, boulder had a fire ban all day and weekend because it has been so dry there. mountain valleys and northsern

the dekrifko until 6:00 today. the wind gusts in the foothills have been going 30 miles an hour. you at in the heat today, 82 in denver, 77 greeley, boulder and fort collins both coming in at 81 degrees today. very hot there. if we take a look at how dry it is, this is the u.s. drought monitor, kind of an indication of where we stand. most of our area, abnormally dry. anything mountains, fruchg rant, down into southern colorado here-- front range, down into southern colorado here, really close, denver, urban corridor, a moderate drought condition around here. that is not a good situation to be in. coming up, we will look at when that moisture will be coming in and if there is anything, any hope for bouting down the fire danger. >> we will keep our fingers crossed. colorado postal worker accused of holding on to more

u.s. attorney office says 22-year-old tayson horded the mail, from people in sterling and fort morgan, the suspect is due in court tuesday. people will find out when they can get their mail at a meeting november 9. aurora police are taking to social media to help fight against car thefts. >> more than 1100 vehicles were stolen in the city so far this year. that is up nearly 15% over last year. the aurora police are now posting all reports of sto facebook page. they list the vehicle description and plate number. the goal is to get the information to the public so people can help police find the stolen cars. we will have links posted on cbsdenver.com. the latest news now on campaign 2016, donald trump says he will take legal action against his accusers after the election is over. with 17 days until the deadline, the campaigns are hitting swing states. the latest on the race for the

>> reporter: donald trump visited the sibyl war battlefield in pennsylvania after laying out his goals for the first hundred days. >> we will drain the swamp in washington dc. >> reporter: he outlined more than 2 dozen proposals, calling term limits for congress, hiring fee for government, tax cuts for businesses and middle class, and legislation to fund a wall on the southern border. >> with the full understanding that the country of mexico will for the full cost of such a wall. >> reporter: trump also said after the election he will sue the women who have accused him of unwanted sexual advances, an 11th accuser said trump kissed her without consent and propositioned her. >> donald then asked me, what do you want? how much? >> the trump campaign called the story totally false and

clinton tried to tie the state's republican senate candidate, pamtumey, to trump's statements. >> if he doesn't have the courage to stand up to donald trump after all of this, then can you be sure he will stand up for you when it counts? >> the latest cbs battleground tracker shows clinton leading trump, projected to secure more than the 270 electoral votes needed to win. for cbs news, new york. >> trump has events in virginia d to take the kids trick-or-treating, head to the denver zoo, the 32nd annual boo at the zoo is under way, filled with all kinds of surprises. cbs 4's kelly werthmann stopped by this morning and took a walk on the wild side. >> yeah. >> boo at the zoo. >> reporter: a halloween tradition is back in action at the denver zoo. >> i think it is awesome.

>> he is an alien. >> reporter: the 32nd annual boo at the zoo has all kinds of tricks and treats, with candy for the kids, animal demonstrations. >> i am excited about the zebra. >> reporter: plenty of fun for the whole family. >> see like the animals interacting with the kids. >> reporter: they are hosting the halloween event 2 weekends in a row. zoo workers say it gives families a the animals in spooktacular fashion. >> i think it is good for families. >> reporter: kelly werthmann, cbs 4 news. >> that music, good stuff. the boo at the zoo 9:00-5:00 tomorrow and you can take part in the halloween fun next weekend. we have a photo gallery with some of our favorite costumes at cbsdenver.com. elitch gartdens with the

attraction-- gardens with the latest attraction, 17-story ride will send folks spinning. the ride is set to debut next week. a thornton high school student defies the odds after doctors say she would spend most of the school year in a wheelchair. it felt more like summer around here than october. it looks like a cold front will be changing things up for check out this beautiful photo,

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,, right now, drivers are once again able to get through mcclure pass thanks to quick work by c-dot. this is north of paonia, highway 133 opened ahead of schedule friday after a slide dumped more than a hundred tons of rock on to the road. most cross country runners barely break a sweat when running half a mile, but for alyssa completing that meant

of running were shattered when a suspected drunk driver, 32-year-old frederick flows, on the run from police, hit her car, head on. >> i have a broken femur, i broke my jaw, and then i had a compound fracture in my arm and i shattered by elbow. >> reporter: doctors told alyssa she would spend most of her senior year in a wheelchair. but friday she walked school career and crossed the finish line with help from her team, and her dad. >> her drive and her motivation to overcome everything that people say she can't do, i am proud of her. >> he says getting to be by her side means more than most can imagine. >> the world, i mean, it is something you can't buy. >> reporter: while set back's have made the journey to this point almost unbearable, alesa says friday's race is a big step in the right direction.

be with them this whole season was hard. but now that i am here, able to do it, is a true blessing. >> that was andrea reporting. alyssa is looking forward to prom and getting back behind the wheel. turning to weather, dave, beautiful day today. unseasonal. >> i will tell you what, what a day we had, a couple of clouds up north but that was aut fort collins and greeley this morning, those have even burned off. you can see mostly clear skies all over the state. a good west-southwesterly flow and that brought down sloping warming for us. the guy that is doing it is the big high pressure ridge south of colorado here, bringing in some of that warm desert heat. little moisture in the stream there but not enough to give us warain or anything like that-- rain or anything like that. you notice the cold fronts affecting our weather tomorrow,

dropsover the northern part-- drops over the northern part of the ridge it loses moisture. northeastern colorado may see temperatures drop a bit, maybe 5-10 degreesa of where we were today, however, we lose all the water with that. it will be another sunny day but a cooler day on the way tomorrow. another system out here may give us a chance of rain by the time we get to tuesday, but that is a few days away by the time it gets here, that may lose a lot of moisture as well. so, if we didn't have this drought and fire situation, it would be some fantastic we made it to 82dia today, 80 downtown, the record was 84 degrees. 2 degrees off of the record high and we started out pretty mild, close to 40 degrees this morning. out now 77 in the city, 78 at the airport with northwest wind at 13. humidity, 10%, awfully dry out there right now. debbie bidwell, a weather watcher in fort collins has 71 now and john murphy in fire stone at 79 degrees.

coming in overnight and tomorrow, not much moisture showing up at all. couple clouds in the foothills and mountains, no rain to be had across the state tomorrow. another high and dry day. temperatures tonight will be in the 30s and 40s, over most locations here. then highs tomorrow, there is the cool down. look at that. 70s and maybe even upper 60s in boulder, greeley, fort collins as the cooler air settles in. 60s and 70s in the mountains and west as well. my forecast for you tonight. mostly clear skies, about the overnight low, 43dia. tomorrow, it will be mostly sunny, maybe 1-2 low passing clouds in the afternoon and then a little cooler, only 75 in the city, 73 out of the airport. as we look ahead, the soothing 70s still go on. even though we cool down, low to mid 70s all the way through thursday. isolated showers possible on tuesday and of course monday night is the big bronco game. probably 60s and 50s but no rain to be had, you should stay dry

that is kind of shocking because normal high is 60s, that is still way off the charts. >> good football weather. thank you, dave. most of us have experienced a dizzy moment after standing up too fast. now researchers say it could give important insight into your health. that is coming up. colorado researchers are on the front lines in the battle against zika, ,, washington plays by a different set of rules

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this is the news in health tonight, getting light headed when standing too fast could provide insight into your health. a recent study finds a sudden drop in blood pressure is linkd to a higher risk of developing dementia, researchers followed 600 people for 22 years and say participants with this particular type of low blood pressure received less blood to brains and could lead to brain disfunction. people with autism are more

revealed because autistic people are less emotional, they are not as easily influenced by gut reactions. cdc warning all pregnant women who visited miami-dade county since august to get tested for zika as colorado state university works to fight the spread of the disease by testing an ingredient found in grapefruit. >> ashley collects mosquitos, 10 per jar, the zika virus. ashley is dying to kill them. in jars coded with the essence of grapefruit. >> you see how they are on their back? they are still switching legs, not like they die immediately. >> here at colorado state university, researchers are finding that citrus ingredient is showing lethal potential. >> certainly seems to be killing mosquitos at a certain concentration. >> associate professor, brian

explains it is found in grapefruit, fda approved flavor enhancer. >> it is in soda and cosmetics. >> it can rappel ticks, csu is study if it can kill zika infected mosquitos, they create 2 mosquito eaters, one smeared with it. >> we just put it on. >> the mosquitos that also spread zika nuketone but devoured the other. >> wecould say it is likely good repellent. >> we need more tools. 92 it is safe and smells-- >> it is safe and smells good. research will determine if it is the ans toor battling mosquitos-- answer to battling mosquitos and other pests naturally. >> if it turns out to be potent insecticide, it has the potential to fight west nile here and malaria in africa.

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a fire at a recycling center made for a scary site in ontario, california. plumes of smoke could be seen miles into los angeles county. fortunately, nobody was hurt but a dog was rescued from that fire. the plan was used to process cardboard which fueled the blaze, several trucks also caught fire. >> caught fire, nothing stopped it. >> the fire has been contained,

ignited the blaze. u.s. defense secretary ash carter is in iraq getting an update on a mission to retake mosul from isis fighters. iraqi armor pushed into a town near mosul, raised the iraqi flag but facing resistance, the fighting continues in another town after the islamic state attacked the city. roughly 80 were killed in that attack. a check on your weather now, meteorologist d dave, is it really octoeb snr >> hard to believe because-- october? >> hard to believe because numbers were so high. in denver, 82, record was 84. 2 degrees below the record high. colorado strings has a new record of 83 and pueblo set a new record of 88 degrees. almost 90 down there in southern colorado. what a hot day we had going on. now, as far as the humidity goes and humidity has really been