had all the injuries and attrition there the point that you made is what really is a profound point. you have been there five years. these are your guys. you have had enough time to recruit replacements and build depth. injuries happen. they happen to other teams. they happened to georgia. first game of the season you lose your starting quarterback and you're able to plug in another quarterback and look how well he's playing for you. >> adam: injuries elsewhere in the s.e.c. we're going to check on the florida gators who remain undefeated in conference play today and the rest of the college football when we come back.

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force and new mexico right now followed by number 19 san diego state. check them out. hosting northern illinois. upon let's get back to the scoreboard again. big one in the s.e.c. west. when mississippi state goes on the road they're not the same team. >> brian: they haven't been the last two weeks. stidham to ryan davis. stidham is getting his rhythm. >> adam: that rhymes. almost. 21-3 the tigers on top, early second quarter. we mentioned florida winning their game over vandy. five rushing touchdowns for the gators. however, luke del rio lost for the year with a collarbone injury and cleveland, the hero against tennessee leaving the game -- both injuries discussed post-game there and kentucky in a close one with eastern michigan. outside the s.e.c. saquon barkley doing it all. >> rick: he has been the rage and here he does it again. another touchdown pass after

having a kick return earlier in the game, the guy is putting on a show. >> adam: 45-14 the final over indiana. he also returned the opening kick for a touchdown in this game. saquon barkley doing it all as they remain undefeated as did number 10 wisconsin. 33-24 the final. they had eight sacks on northwestern in this game. louisville. lamar jackson putting on a show for a school that needed something to smile about. 55-10. they go to n.c. state on thursday. quick turnaround. wake forest almost gave florida state its first 0-3 start since 1976. however, james blackmon to autumn tate for the winner despite 18 tackles for a loss and notre dame 45 points in the first half against miami of ohio. remember what georgia held them to. the fighting irish off to a good start. plenty to come tonight. your thoughts on the day. >> rick: butch jones has to go back to work. get the guys into a room and say the season is not lost. we've got to stick together.

all we've got is what we're looking next to. >> brian: georgia, keep doing what you are doing. fromm, continue to build confidence. >> adam: we'll see what they do from here. that will just bodo it for us this week. thank you for watching "the college football post-game show powered by ram." 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 top 25 showdown. coverage begins with the drive it atlanta presented by mercedes benz. it's thursday night football on cbs and nfl network. the patriots and buccaneers. the nfl on cbs kicks off tomorrow with double header action. most will see the steelers and the ravens followed by the raiders and broncos. it gets started at noon eastern with "the nfl today" in in its 50th season. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division

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>> right now on "eyewitness news," a heartwarming reunion for our alycia nieves. after more than a week after not knowing if her family was safe in puerto rico, alycia reconnected with her great grandmother. >> we are dying here and i cannot fathom the thought that the greatest nation in the world cannot figure out logistics for a small island of a hundred miles by 35 miles long. >> patience is running low in puerto rico. the mayor of san juan spoke of her frustration demanding more federal assistance for her people. good evening, i'm natasha brown. president trump is lashing out at mayor carmen yulin cruz in a war of words over recovery efforts right now 10 days after hurricane maria smashed into the u.s. territory. in a series of tweets on

saturday the president accused the mayor of "poor leadership" and wanting the government to do everything for them. meanwhile there are signs of recovery according to puerto rico's governor. more than 50 percent of gas operators are now up and running as well as most hospitals. millions are still without electricity and running low on food and water. >> i am begging, begging anyone that can hear us to save us from dying. >> i know that it's been devastating. i know your police force and everything else has been absolutely hurt. but we're sending people to help. and it's getting better on daily basis. >> well, the president will be visiting puerto rico wreak on tuesday to survey the damage for himself. alycia nieves is on the ground in puerto rico reporting from san juan after working a full day to get to her family further inland and we're very

happy to tell you that this evening alycia has reconnected with her great grandmother. she's sharing her story to give hope to others desperate to get in contact with their loved ones. >> reporter: puerto rico is an island devastated and nearly decimated after hurricane maria hit it two weeks ago. so we came here two days ago to try and go to parts that were hardest hit and reconnect some on the island with their loved ones back in the greater philadelphia area. we've done that and continue that mission again today except this time, it was personal. my photographer and i headed to find my 95-year-old great grandmother. the normally 45 minute drive in fact took two hours. roads weren't blocked by fallen trees but street signs were knocked down. we had to stop three times for directions and even call my family in new york on a satellite phone to get help. i worried this wasn't going to happen.

but one left turn after that call and we were in front of her home. with food and some supplies in hand i rushed to her faster than my camera could keep up. i felt like i could hardly breathe. with that one hug and her smile the stress for weeks i have been carrying went away. once she told me she was okay i wanted her to be able to tell my family that herself of the we had to go outside for the satellite phone to work and for the first time in 11 days i could help my grandmother. [speaking foreign language] >> reporter: her mother's voice. for five minutes he stayed strong kept a smile on her face reassuring us that through god she is safe. >> tambien. [speaking foreign language] >> reporter: i didn't have to ask my great grandmother how much that call meant to her. we could all tell by her face. i got to spend a total of one hour with her and just before i left, i took a photo with her to forever cherish this moment, this opportunity to do my job here and at the same

time make sure my family is safe. in puerto rico, alycia nieves, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> so touching. stay with "eyewitness news" of course for the latest from alycia nieves. she'll continue to bring us reports from the ground in puerto rico and remember when we're not on the air you can always get the latest online cbsphilly.com. and now back here at home some folks are putting on their dancing shoes to help puerto ricans recover. as "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan shows us, this is just one of the ways that people all across the delaware valley are responding to this crisis. >> ♪ >> reporter: some are dancing. some are packing. all are helping saturday at a special puerto rico relief effort at algorithm dance studio in pennsauken. >> we're dancers so i reached out to our dance community and they've been gracious donating their time today. >> reporter: for a $25 donation people could attend a wide variety of dance classes

all day long. >> it makes it feel like we're working together. i mean, you know, everybody i think has it in their heart that they want to do something but people don't know how to do something and we're telling people like if you could just come down and bring us a case of water, bring us deodorant or something, you're being a part of the solution helping people. >> reporter: young dancers make good packers. >> today we have been packing all of these bags for women, men and kids. >> reporter: eight-year-old isabella whose whole family is puerto rican understands simply sending hygiene products can do a world of good. >> i don't want anybody to get sick or hurt. >> reporter: her uncle rick was in puerto rico during hurricane irma. >> it's one of the most beautiful places i've been to and i know that right now we're in crisis. we need help. we need help big time. >> reporter: to cap things off they're having a latin dance night tonight where if you come $15 cover goes

towards puerto rico relief but if you can't make that or couldn'tdonate they're collecting things in pennsauken. >> the search is on for a man caught on camera upskirting a wal-mart customer in south jersey on turnersville on tuesday night. surveillance video shows the man following the victim and then pointing his cell phone camera under her skirt. the vic testimony turned around to catch him in the act. if you recognize the suspect, please contact washington township police right away. also philadelphia police are looking for the gunman who critically wounded a man in east germantown. the shooting happened at germantown and abbottsford after 1 o'clock this morning. the 20-year-old victim was shot in the head and the leg. eyewitnesses told investigators they saw at least three men running from the scene. abington police are now investigating a deadly fall at lore mer park. a man accidentally fell from a

50-foot rock cliff near the main entrance along morton road. the cliff overlooks pennypack creek. police were called to the scene after the victim's body was discovered in the creek about 10 o'clock this morning. the victim is 57 years old and his name hasn't been released. philadelphia police on the alert for a a person that fired a bullet that hit a six-year-old. tonight we're hearing from the family of that little boy. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh has more. >> reporter: around 8:00 friday night gunfire erupted near the corner of 24th and diamond streets in north philadelphia. >> all of a sudden, somebody started shooting. we don't know who. we don't know why but he just got in the crossfire. just a block away six-year-old jayden cisco realized the stray put had hit him in the left shoulder says berniece speedy the child's grandmother. >> he just ran in crying and bending down and then i said

what's the matter, he said i got shot. >> reporter: speedy says the boy was shot while standing outside her home on 24th and norris streets. he had been waiting to cross the street with his father and 12-year-old brother. >> it was kind of hard for a little child. whew. kind of hard for all of us. you know, you don't wish this on nobody. >> reporter: paramedics rushed the now critical condition to temple university hospital. he's since been upgraded to stable and transferred to saint christopher's hospital. >> we have to wait until the swelling to go down to see if they can take the bullet out. >> reporter: family members say the child is resilient and expected to survive. the shooter is still at large. they're looking for a gunman wearing a gray hoodie or dark clothing. anyone with information is asked to call philadelphia police. i'm anita oh cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> dozens gathered in center city for the march to end rape culture. "eyewitness news" at thomas

pane plaza as people protested what they called the acceptance of violence in every day life. people said they were there to raise awareness for this very serious problem. >> i'm supporting my sisters and apparently some brothers as well to say no to rape, to say no, no means no. >> seeing how everyone comes together despite some people protesting on the side, how everyone, they accept everyone for who they are and not judging them. >> the event included guest speakers and performers as well. stay with us everyone. still ahead on "eyewitness news" communication with north korea does continue. ahead what secretary of state rex tillerson had to say about america's diplomatic approach to the country that continues to build its arsenal of weapons. plus, building homes for those in need t a look at the habitat for humanity project that took over a local church.

chelsea. >> after a cool saturday a chilly night is setting up. details in your complete forecast. that's next. >> her car was actually probably a good 200 feet off the road and it was -- it was past a tree line. >> and later the trooper who rescued a woman from her trapped car gets to meet her during her recovery. their heartwarming reunion

>> well, certainly not something you want to see from your airplane window. this air france flight headed to los angeles had to make an emergency landing when one of its four engines became seriously damaged mid flight. so far no word on how the engine was damaged this morning but luckily no injuries were reported thank goodness. and u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson is on his way now from his trip to beijing this week but before he left this afternoon, he had some pretty hopeful news about north korean relations at this point. at a press briefing in china secretary tillerson says the u.s. has direct lines of communication to pyongyang and that the country is not in the

dark. tillerson says they're probing and working on talks with north koreans before they complete their weapons development program. and tension between the u.s. and cuba continues to grow following the departure of more than half of the american embassy in havana this week. according to officials, the embassy will lose roughly 60 percent of its u.s. staff and will stop processing visas in cuba indefinitely. the order to leave comes as a response to mysterious recent specific attacks harming the health of u.s. diplomats. roughly 50 americans work at the embassy in havana. mexico city impromptu memorials for victims and rescuers are popping up as the capitol begins to come to terms with its losses after 38 buildings collapsed in mexico's 7.1 magnitude earthquake. white flowers and wreaths were piled up near the site where a school building collapsed killing 19 children and seven adults. all told, more than 350 people were killed in this

devastating quake. and two rumbling volcanoes threaten to blow their tops in southeast asia. one on an island, the other in bali but the 75,000 people who evacuated from their homes near bali were finally allowed to go home. the country's national disaster management agency says the 51 villages they came from are at least in safe zones. and now back here at home, a local church doing forces with habitat humanity philadelphia to improve access to affordable housing. bryn mawr presbyterian opened its lawn on montgomery avenue for a blitz framing day. volunteers framed the first and second floors of a habitat for humanity home. the structures will be transferred to a diamond park habitat's project at 16th and fontaine in north philadelphia. very nice. >> all right. >> we got chelsea with us tonight. >> yup. >> lovely weather. you brought the great weather today. >> i d it was kind of cool out there. >> it was a little chilly but i wasn't complaining because

it wasn't raining. >> we had a couple spotty showers here and there but those have moved out. we have a quiet night but a very chilly night going to be setting up as we head into the overnight hours. here's a live look at center city. we've had some clouds that kind of built up throughout the afternoon but those are going to be clearing out and things are just looking rather chilly but really nice as we head into the remainder of the weekend. let's show you a look at that official high temperature today. 66 degrees, okay, so that's actually even cool for this time of year for early fall. the average high is 72. and we were certainly well below that. we will see, however, a slow warming trend developing as we head throughout the upcoming week. here's a live look at storm scan3. we had a couple spotty showers that moved through earlier but notice things are quieting down. a couple clouds especially near the coastline but we'll see those skies clearing out as we head into the overnight hours tonight and those clear skies are going to allow temperatures to drop quite a bit and we're already in the

50's in spots, even 40's in the poconos. 47 degrees. 56 in allentown, we're in the upper 50's in philadelphia. down the shore temperatures are checking in in the low 60's to right around 60 degrees in atlantic city. it's 61 in wildwood. it's in the upper 50's in delaware. we have 59 in dover, right around 59 degrees in wilmington. look at these winds. they've been coming out of the north and it's been rather breezy throughout the day today. we have a wind sustained at 17 miles per hour in philadelphia. but we'll see after about the midnight hour these winds beginning to subside, at least a little bit. we'll see winds anywhere from five to 10 miles per hour throughout the overnight hours. so, with those winds, the direction coming out of the north it's just going to be a really chilly night setting up for a lot of us. here's a live look boardwalk plaza in rehoboth a couple extra clouds along the delaware beaches but we'll see partly cloudy skies for our delaware beaches and also down the shore heading into the overnight hours tonight but here in philadelphia we'll see

those clouds clearing on out very quickly but still some people enjoying the board out there in their sweatshirts because you need 'em. it's chilly out there. heading into the overnight hours tonight and tomorrow morning this is what you're going to be waking up to, okay. 50 degrees in philadelphia. 41 allentown, 40 reading. look at this. 30 degrees overnight in the poconos. could even see some patchy frost developing in our far northwestern suburbs especially near the poconos. 48 in millville, low 50's atlantic city and also into wildwood. future weather shows we've got mostly sunny skies as we head into the remainder of the weekend. things are going to be really, really quiet for us heading into the overnight hours tonight, chilly with clearing skies. it's 50 degrees. as we head into tomorrow here's a look at what you can expect. sunshine from the poconos to the shore. 69 degrees for that official high temperature near philadelphia as we head into tomorrow. quick check of your eyewitness weather seven-day forecast. look how we're going to be slowly warming heading into the upcoming week. 77 by wednesday. there is a chance for a shower

by the end of the work week. >> okay. >> keep an eye on that but sunshine. >> thank you so much chelsea. appreciate that. the eagles out west, right. >> yeah, you know, after that emotional win now they have to head out to the west coast and they have landed in l.a. tomorrow they'll take on the chargers. this is the first time the birds have played in los angeles in 27 years, also this is the first of three west coast games for the birds this season. the chargers moved to l.a. after playing 56 years in san diego. they're playing at a soccer stadium that holds just 30,000 fans and that's not the usual nfl stadium. >> you know, it's obviously a smaller crowd, smaller venue. it's not what the actual norm is, you know, for a typical game day. you know, you're looking at 27, 28,000 people, you know, it's a smaller venue, so it feels a little more that intimate -- intimate feeling. >> you know, whether we're playing in the parking lot or

playing in the linc we're ready to go. >> tomorrow at 11:30 on chevy sunday kickoff don bell pat gallen and yours truly will be breaking down the contest at 11:30 right here on cbs3. to college football. penn state back in action against indiana. nittany lions wasting no time getting on the scoreboard. barclay takes the opening kickoff 98 yards for a touchdown t nittany lions have that seven-point lead. now 21-nothing. trace mcsorely connected to hamilton for the touchdown. penn state rolling to a 45-14 victory. the temple owls taking on houston. owls looking to rebound after a 36-point loss to south florida. to the game, no score in the first quarter. deep in temple territory they run the reverse to king, 13 yards to the house. the owls were quick

seven-nothing hole right there. third quarter owls down 13- nothing. a 9-yard score. owls down 17, logan marge with the shovel pass for the 1 yard score. temple will drop their second straight 20-13. coach geoff collins says he was happy with his team's effort. >> our kids fight man and i love those kids. if you don't love those kids in that cherry and white after watching how they fight and how they scratch and claw and play to the very end. it's a fun group to be around. we're hurt. our pride is hurt but that right there, that's a good football team right there. >> well, the phillies are just under way at the bank against the mets. henderson alvarez on the mound. as you know the fightans announced yesterday pete mackanin would not manage next season and "gma" matt klentak told the rest of the coaching staff they would be let go after tomorrow's season finale. boston red sox beat the

astros six-three. with the win, the red sox will avoid playing a tie breaker game with the yankees on monday. the socks and astros will be meeting thursday in houston. >> all right, leslie thank you so. still ahead, a woman says that she wouldn't be here if it wasn't for a trooper who jumped in so save her life. their leave it to the pros? i am a pro.