>> verne: this one over the right tackle spot. john kelly gets it. here comes nick saban. here comes butch jones. an absolute, total domination by alabama. eddie jackson with a punt returned for a touchdown. let's go down to allie with nick saban. >> allie: coach, no team has been able to slow down tennessee in the second half. not only did you slow them down, you shut them down. what are you most impressed with the big win today? >> i think our defense really responded to what happened last week and played great today, and offense did a good job of putting a lot of points on the board and scored on defense and had a reat punt return. we wanted to play a complete game and i'm really proud that our guys did that. >> allie: your team has 11 non-offensive touchdowns. the most in any season under you and we're only half through the

year. the defense impressive. >> you want to play great on special teams, we've got guys on what i on defense that affect the quarterback. we can make those plays >> gary: i hope they keep coming. >> allie: thank you. >> thank you. >> verne: and it is time for the napa play of the game. we'll go back to the first quarter and this interception from ronnie harrison. >> gary: it started right up the middle. the screen pass was disrupted. ronnie harrison plays his man. it seemed really tough. >> verne: let's watch it again and listen to the call from eli gold. >> snap goes to dobbs. near side. intercepted, alabama, touchdown, ronnie harrison, touchdown, ronnie harrison. that is streak of offensive touchdowns for the crimson tide.

>> verne: 49-10. the only team that has really tested the crimson tide this year was ole miss. they go north of 40 one more time. for gary danielson and allie laforce, i'm verne lundquist saying so long from knoxville. alabama wins it in big time fashion with jalen hurts scoring three touchdowns on the ground. "the jeep post game show" is next. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division ♪well, if you want to sing out, sing out♪ ♪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♪

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>> cbs sports presents "the jeep post game show." >> welcome to the jeep post game show. i'm adam zucker. tonight on cbs. >> adam: tonight only cbs. between five oh and 48 is 49. the game you just saw, alabama over the vols 49-10. a crushing win. their 10th in a row over tennessee. rick, hurts so good. >> rick: what do you get the team that has everything? find them a coach's kid, dual-threat quarterback that is

absolutely on fire -- this kid already has eight rushing touchdowns on the year, he's a 60%-plus passer and he doesn't just get you first downs, he gets you touchdowns and what i like most, he's got quarterback eyes. they're focused. they're lethal. they look down the field. they're always trying to learn something new. a special player in jalen hurts. he's so smooth and cool and calm. it's effortless. >> adam: an attack that had over 400 yards rushing as a team. not just that, b.j. they had over 400 yards more than tennessee on the ground. >> brian: tennessee held to 32 yards rushing. if you're going to beat alabama you have to win at the line of scrimmage. it was clear like the first series that there was no way tennessee was going to win the line of scrimmage. they harass you. they harangue you. they brutalize you. they just beat you up as a football team. if you can't block for the run let alone the pass, you don't have a shot in this ballgame and this game is simple. you've got to win in the trenches and alabama owns the

trenches and they send waves after you -- wave after wave. >> adam: the other thing the bama defense does is score. they outscored the tennessee offense, two more non-offensive touchdowns for alabama again today. a reminder. next saturday home depot s.e.c. on cbs, critical top 10 showdown, number six, texas a&m going to visit number one alabama with the winner gaining the inside track to claiming the west. our coverage begins at 3:00 eastern with "autotrader college football today." how much more of a challenge can a&m be? >> rick: trevor knight has already beat alabama, the four touchdown passes as the quarterback at oklahoma in the sugar bowl. he is a dual-threat quarterback himself on track to have 1,000 yards and they've got probably better receivers and a week off now to get ready for alabama. they'll be a much fresher outfit. >> brian: they know what to expect and you know about the wide receivers, they can stretch the field, give the appearance that you are going to throw the ball deep and take the top off that defense. on the offensive side of the ball for a&m they've got to be able to run the rock.

devilsly put stress on jalen hurts. you've got to have hall. >> adam: tennessee fans didn't enjoy looking at their own scoreboard. if they look around the nation they'll quickly see they're no longer in first place in the s.e.c. east as florida was able to beat missouri which we'll get to in a moment but the gators on to which the s.e.c. east standings, and we'll go to the highlights now that -- we'll show you how things shook out in the s.e.c. east. defensive touchdown frz florida, b.j. >> brian: drew locke throws it to the wrong colored jersey here. quincy wilson. a pick six. like his buddy teez tabor did earlier in the game. >> adam: still going now, 33-7, 10 minutes to go but the gators defense in control on homecoming. in the meantime, rick. how about the vandy defense. >> rick: how about derrick mason's crew. they hold georgia on a fourth and one. isaiah mckenzie can't get it.

zack cunningham to the rescue. his 19th tackle of the game. the commodores' first s.e.c. win on the road under derek mason. >> adam: 75 yards rushing total for georgia. coming up, we'll update you on a topsy-turvy day in the a.c.c. when the jeep post-game show continues. for a drum line to perfecttion its routine. practice rocket mortgage by quicken loans is just as precise...

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bambard. misses the game winner here. 33 yards out. >> rick: deshaun watson taking advantage of the reprieve from the governor. finds artavious scott 10 yards for the touchdown putting the pressure back on north carolina state. >> brian: n.c. state with another shot but no. interception by marcus edmonds. clemson hangs on for dear life. unscathed >> adam: 24-17. you share so well. meanwhile in the a.c.c. coastal, virginia tech in trouble at the carrier dome. orange up two touchdowns now with go two minutes left to go. old big east buddies there. nebraska surviving. 27-22 in the final minute at indiana. controversial fumble reverse call that game. and north carolina leading miami on the road with about 90 seconds left so the coastal is getting murky. in the meantime, baylor remaining undefeated as did west

virginia on the road at texas tech. western michigan undefeated as well. baker mayfield and didi westbrook having a field day in oklahoma's win over kansas state. that will just about do it for this week. thank you for watching "the jeep post game show." here is a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs. a reminder. next saturday. the home depot s.e.c. on cbs. a crucial west division showdown. sixth-ranked texas a&m and number one alabama. coverage begins at 3:00 eastern with "autotrader college football today." thursday night football on cbs and nfl network this week with the bears and packers. the nfl on cbs kicks off tomorrow with regional action. many will see the bengals and patriots. it all gets startdz at noon eastern with "the nfl today." for all of us, have a great evening and enjoy the rest of your weekend. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division

that means, over 470,000 will not get a shoe contract. no autographs. no private jets. no fan clubs. no hall of fame inductions. instead, they will walk away with something much more valuable. >> i'm justin next on "eyewitness news" donald trump still on the defensive and hillary clinton off the trail. the latest on campaign 2016. less than two weeks after being rescued.

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>> ♪ >> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> now at 6:00 the push for the presidency donald trump on the defensive as hillary clinton races for the next debate.

hillary clinton continues to deal with leaked e-mails from her campaign. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live in the cbs3 sat center with the latest tonight. alex. good evening, justin. while hillary clinton stepped away from the campaign trail in advance of the final presidential debate next week donald trump had three events in the northeast. and today responded to the latest round of allegations by going on the offensive. >> ♪ >> reporter: at a rally in portsmouth new hampshire this afternoon donald trump denied any wrongdoing in a growing list of accusations of improperly touching women and suggested that the accusers stories were evidence of corruption. >> remember this. it's a rigged election because you have phony people coming up with phony allegations with no witnesses whatsoever. >> reporter: the clinton campaign responded to their rigged election comments with a statement saying "the american electoral system is free fair and open. adding voting should be encouraged not dismissed or undermined because a candidate is afraid he's going to lose.

during a speech that included widespread plans for addressing new england's rampant opioid addiction problem trump suggested his opponent should be checked for performance enhancing drugs. >> reporter:. >> it's a grueling strenuous challenge that requires a lot of stamina. >> reporter: the latest round of wikileaks leaked e-mails include what appear to be transcripts of paid speeches clinton gave goldman sachs n1 she said the people who know the most about regular regulating wall street are the wall street banks themselves. the final presidential debate is just four days away. live in the sat center alexandria hoff cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you alex. now just a little more than 23 days until voters head to the polls. stay with "eyewitness news" here on tv and our web site cbs3 philly.com for all the

latest as we count down to election day. a woman is facing charges after she's accused of assaulting a deptford township police officer. 56-year-old hinson was speaking to the officer through a closed door at the deptford park apartments when she suddenly opened it tossing that liquid in his face. hinson was arrested after a struggle and the officer was taken to a hospital but has been released. police captured a woman in connection to a house fire in west philadelphia. police say neighbors identified a 26-year-old woman as the suspect. flames broke out this morning on the 4900 block of girard avenue. we are told she's being treated for burns to her hands. no residents were hurt. and caught red handed. police arrest a man seen slashing tires near city hall. this morning patrol officers say they found a man stabbing tires on multiple cars. police approached and placed him under arrest. that's when a witnesses came

forward saying they saw that same man slashing tires nearby. police say 16 total cars had their tires slashed. police are trying to figure out just how an suv and crashed into a and apartmenting in northeast philadelphia this morning. one person living there says the suv hit a building at the ashley court apartments on bustleton avenue around 3 a.m. police say two people were injured from the impact. that resident telling us the impact of that crash scared him and his family right out of bed. >> i first thought was my kids okay and i thought we were at first being robbed. then when i saw the headlights i thought it was a fire and then i saw the car and i was like oh my god. so i grabbed ever one up got out of the room and got out of the house and didn't know what to do. >> we are told the injuries are minor and so is the damage to the building. but the cause of the crash is under investigation. and turning now weather. it's been a perfect fall day across the area. joining us now meteorologist lauren casey and lauren, i'm wondering will it be staying beautiful to close out the

weekend. >> yes, we'll keep the sunshine around but what a beautiful start to the weekend, perfect pumpkin picking weather temperatures around average 63 degrees the high temperature today in philadelphia. hitting average right on the head we topped off in upper 60's in allentown, upper 50's in the poconos and some mid 60's down the shore and right now temperatures starting to cool off now that that sun has set. 62 degrees in philadelphia. we're in the middle 50's down the shore, nice calm winds in the poconos about to drop off into the 40's. and it will be a cool start for the walk run philly 5k tomorrow. 52 degrees for the 7:30 hour. 57 degrees by the 9 o'clock hour but nice sunshine. don't have to worry about any rainfall and temperatures will rebound nicely as we head into the second half of the day. we'll kick off a warming trend tomorrow but for tonight the moon has already risen across the delaware valley and it will be a supermoon. more scoop on that. warming trend starts on sunday as we head into next week talking about some 80's in store potential record heat. we could see a couple of days

in the 80's. i'll let you know when you may have to turn on your ac in october in your full forecast in a couple minutes. justin. >> union members are voting whether to go on strike. if they vote yes, transport workers union local 234 says the strike will start november 1st. the main sticking point is the pension plan. the last time transport workers walked away was a six day strike in 2009. twu represents more than 5700 workers. now to a happy ending for a horse that was deep in danger. earlier this month we brought you the story of cyrus the clydesdale crane lifted from mud. he's okay and on his way to a new home but not before a big sendoff. on a brisk saturday a warm reunion and hug. >> it's a great feeling. >> reporter: that's rescuer steve and rescuee cyrus.

he was saved thanks to members of the chester county rescue task force. >> the first thing we did was try to get a sling around him to support him. >> at 18, cyrus is more than 1,000 pounds so saving him was not simple. the task force had to dig through high mud and then use their tools and tenacity to pull cyrus free. it took hours. then after rounds of evaluation for a pneumonia scare and antibiotics he was back at the thornbury farm stables but not for long. >> well, we're going to take him down to virginia today to his family. and he's going to live the rest of his life happy. >> soon cyrus and his adopted family will be joined by another horse said to be in inseparable from cyrus. >> so, how did all this happen? the farm thinks cyrus may have been chased and got stuck in the mud. his handlers say he's feeling stronger so he he's going to his new home very healthy.

beating breast cancer one step today. about a thousand walkers are resting after completing a 20-mile trek. they're taking part in the susan g. komen three day and anita oh he -- joins them. >> reporter: as the sun rose over philadelphia -- [cheers and applause] >> reporter: so did about a thousand people who laced up for day two of the susan g. komen three day. >> three days, baby. >> 60 miles that's not a lot. >> no. been through this before. been there done that. >> reporter: for many here the cause is personal. >> next week is my 11th cancer anniversary. >> reporter: doctors diagnosed anne moss with breast cancer in 2005 after a route teen mammogram. thanks to treatment he she survived. >> stay positive. that's the most important thing. >> reporter: now each year she joins her pink family for a 60-mile walk over three days in order to raise awareness and money for cancer research. >> there may be a few aches and pains along the way but it's nothing compared to what people going through chemo and

other things like that are up against. >> reporter: but from the midst of pain, the biggest blessing they say is the community they found along the way. each year jim hill man of san jose california walks in all seven cities that host the event. >> i get involved because my mom passed away from breast cancer in 2004. whether you're down emotionally physically it's always there to support you and to lift you up. >> reporter: now the participants will walk another 20 miles on saturday and then another 20 miles on the last day, sunday and end up at the navy yard. reporting in philadelphia, anita oh cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> all right and this afternoon "eyewitness news" caught up to the president and ceo of susan g. komen to explain a very important goal this year. >> we want to reduce the number of breast cancer deaths currently at 40,000 per year. and that number hasn't budged much since we got into business here. but we want to reduce it by 50 percent in a decade.

>> now, most of the money raised goes to research and finding a cure for breast cancer. and a reason to smile for a world two veteran. a special celebration with food family and friends. the reason for this special gathering. and drenching rains cause rising waters out west where residents are dealing with serious flooding. lauren. >> high temperatures make it jump up into the 70's tomorrow and talking about 80's in october as we head into next week. which day will be dealing with record heat in your full forecast coming up next. >> ♪

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>> two more people have been found dead in north carolina in the wake of hurricane matthew. that brings the death toll there to at least 43 in the u.s. north carolina governor pat mccrory announced today those bodies were found after flood waters receded. many communities remain under water one week after the storm and 13,000 remain without power. matthew is blamed for more than 500 deaths in haiti. and drenching downpours have caused flooding out west and the rain is still coming down in oregon. in portland rising waters stranded cars. emergency officials are urging people to avoid high water areas. so far, no word on any injuries. and in nevada wildfires burning in carson city have destroyed 22 homes forcing hundreds of evacuations. a state of emergency has been issued as the winds and flames spread along sierra nevada.

500 firefighters are battling blazes. so far no injuries have been reported. and a local world two vet celebrates a milestone. >> ♪ [cheers and applause] >> "eyewitness news" was there as family and friends help celebrated in wilson jr.'s 96 birthday. at 22 he was drafted into the arm during world war ii and wilson shared his thoughts on celebrating yet another birthday. >> i feel good. 96 years old. i didn't do bad. >> wilson passed down his love of public service. he is the proud grandfather of a philadelphia police officer. and when some philadelphia students return to class on monday some things may look a bit different. "eyewitness news" at cook wissahickon elementary school where employees spruced up the school. they planted trees and painted.