only 42 plays of offense in this game. 292 on the ground. jake fromm only seven attempts. four of seven, 101 passing yards and a touchdown. complete, thorough domination of their rival florida. >> rick: significant that against their traditional rivals in the east, 83-7, we talk about the anemic pass offense for florida. it was that way again today. 66 yards up until malik zaire went into the game their longest pass was eight yards. that has got to change. if it doesn't and all this noise keeps about coach mcelwain and his future they're going to change the tom petty song to "free falling." >> brian: he's become a drama queen and i don't see him them turning it around. they have had ample opportunity to turn it around. you couple what happened in this ballgame with how they performed in the conference championship ballgame, it doesn't look

pretty. >> adam: if you thumb through twitter that seems to be the case and then malik zaire looks great like gary warned us could happen. other big games going on. the big ten. number two penn state visiting number six, ohio state, trace mcsorley making plays. >> brian: he's having heisman moments. you see him dive in for the six-yard touchdown score then a controversial play. wasn't too controversial if you were a nittany lions player orphan because hopkins simultaneously catches the baushlgs tie goes to the receiver. seven points. >> adam: stopped a two-point conversion attempt by the buckeyes. 38-33, penn state. four minutes left. notre dame was down 14-7 and came back. >> rick: north carolina state trying to draw them offsides. looked as if they did it. ryan finley trying to get rid of the ball, his first interception of the season. julian love who takes it 69

yards, pick six. have we seen this before? josh adams. 77 yards. long touchdown run. stamp him in heisman consideration. >> adam: 3 1/2 to go, he's well over 1,000 on the year. all the undefeated power-five teams were away from home. not all of them passed the test. >> brian: butler gets the biggest haul in the end zone for the touchdown. t.c.u., a week ago on a punt return he went to the house. he goes to the house here on the second half kickoff. 95 yards. t.c.u. in the red zone. this is where they have had all day long. >> adam: a big interception to end the game and t.c.u. goes down for the first time. mark richt has his alma mater still among the undefeated. >> rick: malik rosier, nathan

elliott throws a lateral, another pass down the field to bo perales, for north carolina. touchdown canes. >> adam: 12 straight wins for miami. tied for the longest winning streak in the country. we are into the second overtime as michigan state tries to remain perfect in conference play with a game against penn state coming up next week. they are tied with were in. -- they are tied with northwestern. we'll be back with more. we were born this way. forged in the same fire. blood may be thicker than water. ( ♪ ) but we've got oil in our veins. ( ♪ ) welcome to the brotherhood of muscle. ( ♪ )

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>> adam: a reminder. nfl coverage kicks off tomorrow at noon eastern with "the nfl today" in its 50th season. then it's regional action. many will see the chargers and patriots. let's get to some more s.e.c. fun now and arkansas. they're the pigs. they're the razorbacks. they don't know anything but keep eating. so when ole miss and their back-up quarterback jordan tamu gets in for his second rushing touchdown and makes it 31-7 early in the second quarter, rick, they just keep eating. >> rick: they pick up this fumble. eric swinney on the recovery.

connor limpert, icewater in his veins. the field goal. 38-37 hogs. >> adam: meanwhile vandy trying to get their first conference win of the season. lost their last eight against south carolina. >> brian: they haven't done anything since "we want you, alabama" sherman did his part. jake bentley. his name is going to be in the paper. jake finley with his second rushing touchdown on the afternoon. saw the one he threw. good afternoon for him. >> adam: 34-20 with nine and change left. meanwhile, michigan state and northwestern, double overtime. brian laworkey. meantime ohio state working quickly. they were down five after the failed two-point conversion. j.t. barrett fires one to marcus ball and with under two minutes to go it's the buckeyes on top

39-38. under two minutes left. so much drama on this afternoon as we head into those first college football playoff rankings. so much could change. >> rick: unbelievable in the last couple of minutes as ohio state tries to fight back in this game but what a performance by iowa state in particular. >> brian: they looked like upstarts at the beginning of the year. not any more. i mentioned the defense in our pregame show. the drama that's occurring. this playoff committee, they've got their work cut out for them. >> adam: some of it's been done with the potential upsets, iowa state over t.c.u., penn state perhaps going down, it could be bama and georgia one and two on tuesday night. 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. wednesday night on cbs sports network. it's round one of the biggest event in bull riding. the pbr world finals at 10:00

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>> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> right now on "eyewitness news," up in flames. a group working to keep stray cats under control near penn's landing deals with three fires at their facility in just the last two weeks. what volunteers are now saying

about the damage. plus, wind and rain didn't dampen spirits today. but get ready storm scan3 shows that the storm is on its way just in time for eagles football on sunday. good evening, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us. beautiful day today throughout the philadelphia area but we shouldn't get too comfortable with that, right no. >> is it going to be a washout tomorrow. >> absolutely. big time washout. things are going to turn around pretty dramatically and not for the better. the birds game, whew, it's going to be a rough one tomorrow if you're not going to be under some kind of cover or awning. a flash flood watch has been issued. goes through sunday afternoon through early monday morning for the lehigh valley and poconos but i would not be surprised if the national weather service extends that to include really all of the delaware valley. storm scan3 showing us moisture still upwind but a lot of moisture to be had especially across parts of western pennsylvania. llealwith a cold front moving in and we're also going to be dealing with -- this is tropical storm felipe right now impacting the

florida peninsula. it is going to race up along the coastline. it's going to merge with this frontal boundary. we're going to absorb all of that moisture from tropical storm felipe and this is going to give us a soaker of a day tomorrow. so, absorbing some of that moisture the rain will be fairly steady and heavy at times especially tomorrow afternoon and into the evening hours. then the winds start to pick up as we head into sunday night and continues through the day on monday. we'll talk about how high those winds will gust and more specifics on this confined storm system in your full forecast coming up in just a few, natasha. >> all right, lauren, thanks so much. we'll see you soon. it appears to be a disturbing act of animal cruelty. a safe haven for animals is targeted again. fire ripped through a philadelphia shelter. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live on penn's landing. she's got the latest details for us. alycia. >> reporter: well, natasha, volunteers created and built an outdoor shelter for stray cats, hundreds of them in this area and you see that shelter

behind me where that fence s there's a boarded up area on the fence and that's because of the fire that was set to this area earlier this morning. volunteers here say that in recent weeks this has been at least the fourth time that cats here have been targeted. volunteers at the stray cat relief group are trying to pick up the pieces of what's left of this stray cat outdoor shelter. >> phone call at 8:20 this morning and was told that a friend had seen the fire actually hit -- it was actually engulfed. >> reporter: police and volunteers think the early morning fire at the outdoor cat shelter in the penn's landing area was intentionally set. >> every feeding station, every house, anything that the cats had for any kind of warmth, they burnt to the ground. >> we're all upset. we're distraught. >> reporter: the fire devastates volunteers because they built the shelter for cats in the area that they neutered and now nurture. although none of the cats were

harmed in this fire it is the third one that has been set here in nearly two weeks. on top of that, the spca has responded to at least one cat found mutilated in the area recently. >> the people that are lighting these fires are also hanging and stabbing cats and throwing them in the water. >> reporter: and volunteers and police are not sure who is targeting the cats here and setting these fires. police are looking at surveillance video from nearby businesses for some clues but asking anyone with information to come forward and contact police. reporting live in philadelphia, alycia nieves, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> alycia, thank you so much. also tonight funeral services were held for one of the two teenagers shot and killed in south philadelphia. family and friends gathered to say a final farewell to sal dinubile. he was just 16 years old. and a short time ago authorities charged 16-year-old brandon olivieri with murder. he's accused of shooting to death dinubile and another

16-year-old, caleer miller during an argument. the violence happened at 12th and ritner on tuesday night. olivieri is being held without bail. newark police meantime they arrest a new jersey man in connection with several incidents of lewdness and indecent exposure. officials say gerald of morristown exposed himself. authorities say he also wrote a lewd and harassing note to a 20-year-old student. fingerprints on the note led detectives to him. firefighters also battled a row house fire in west philadelphia. crews were called to the 3900 block of fairmount avenue at about 5:30 this morning. heavy flames ripped through the upper floors of that home. authorities say the fire spread to a couple of neighboring houses as well. fortunately no injuries were reported. right now the cause of the fire is still under investigation.

and the search is on for the gunman who shot a 20-year-old man in north philadelphia. "eyewitness news" in the 2900 block of marshall street. police say the victim was walking down the street when the suspect shot the victim three times in the stomach and once in the back. he's currently in critical condition at temple university hospital. cbs news meantime has confirmed a federal grand jury has approved the first charges in the russia election meddling investigation. it is now led by special counsel robert mueller as it has been. the indictment is under seal but is expected to become public as early as monday. right now the nature of the charges is not clear, nor is the identity or number of individuals to be arrested. targets of the investigation include former trump campaign chairman paul manafort, former national security adviser michael flynn among others. >> when you see a sealed indictment like this it almost always happens for one reason, there's a fear that the defendant is going to flee the

jurisdiction. >> this may be an indication that he's not trying to show his hand but if he doesn't want people to be able to conceal evidence, destroy evidence. >> special counsel mueller was appointed to lead the russia investigation back in may. and defense secretary james mattis is stressing the importance of an alliance with south korea as the nuclear threat from north korea continues to grow. >> make no mistake, any attack on the united states or our allies will be defeated. any use of nuclear weapons by the north will be met with a massive military response effective and overwhelming. >> mattis made those remarks at a joint press conference with the south korean defense minister in seoul today. pyongyang has conducted several tests in recent months including firing ballistic missiles over japan and conducting a sixth nuclear test. hundreds of white nationalists marched through

shelby. the dueling protest full of taunts and chants was mostly peaceful thanks to a heavy police presence. some of the white nationalists held signs that read "stop southern cultural genocide and white lives matter." they were countered with signs that read "black lives matter and stop the hate". >> solidarity. >> their numbers over there are small and they are pathetic people. they don't represent tennessee. they're from out of state. they're not even from here. >> the rallies have raised fears in the community of a repeat of the charlottesville virginia rally that turned deadly back in august. back here at home, the streets of philadelphia welcomed people to walk, bike and just play in the streets of the city today. philly free streets temporarily closed roads and got folks on their feet to explore their community. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh caught up with those

enjoying this day. >> hey. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: philadelphia residents were up early saturday more than enjoying seven round trip miles of car-free streets. >> streets are closed so it gives us one day a year to do a nice safe bike ride with the kids. >> reporter: it's called philly free streets now in its second year and from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. the city temporarily blocked off a route that extended from the historic olde city district to north philadelphia. it integrated multiple activities and even pokèmon go. >> it's difficult because really we don't have any space to play so we have to go to a park. >> it's just nice for a city kid to be able to get to -- get some outdoor play area. >> reporter: margaret brown lives in olde city and brought her five-year-old son, jet, to the event. >> played with my scooter. >> it's like a lot of fun for us. he was looking forward to this. whether on scoot or on foot this is a chance for residents to view the city from a different angle says dr. tom farley the city's public health commissioner.

>> wonderful to have the opportunity see the city from the street without having to worry about cars. >> reporter:. >> reporter: the route opened to traffic at 5:00 p.m. in olde city, anita oh, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> well, stay with us. still ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight, frights and haunts in new jersey. >> it started simply with a porch. it was like a coffin and something quick to scare the kids. >> but this haunted attraction became so much more for the pitman community. how one family's frights are helping to feed those in need. how many people are working for the online giant after a productive year for the company. plus, coming up a bit later some officers in kentucky are taking a very long walk and it's all to honor their comrade.

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. >> amazon has come a long way. the company now employs well over a half a million people at the beginning of 2017 amazon promised to create a hundred thousand jobs in the u.s. it now officially boasts nearly 542,000 employees. wal-mart is still the biggest employer with a whopping 2.3 million global employees. now, people all over the country are looking for ways to celebrate the spooky holiday this weekend but for one new jersey family the fun is in building the fright and the frights are all for a very good cause. our cleve bryan braved monster martin's house of terror. >> ♪ >> reporter: maybe you've been to a neighborhood haunted house before. but you probably never have seen something like this. >> there's been an outbreak in

the prison. there's a sickness. >> reporter: welcome to monster martin's house of terror in pitman, new jersey. firefighter john martin calls this place home. >> it started with a porch. it was like a coffin and something quick to scare the kids. >> reporter: over the last 16 years, it's gotten bigger and scarier to the point where the elaborate with the penitentiary theme this year covers his whole yard. what goes into putting it together. >> a whole lot. >> reporter: an army of volunteers spend more than two months constructing the haunted house. they spend several hours providing the spooks to visitors its about suspense and trick-or-treat. the cost forgetting in is donating canned a goods or two dollars to the local food pantry. >> this is a typical dinner bag. mac and cheese, a box of

spaghetti. >> reporter: the pitman food pantry provides weekly assistance to more than a hundred families. >> but here's the chickens. >> reporter: last year monster martins donated $1200 and volunteers stocked the shelves with more than 2400 cans they collected. >> they come, unload, check dates. they're just wonderful. john is wonderful. >> i never thought it would grow this size but now it's a community event. >> reporter: martin wants people to be afraid, just not of hunger. >> come on. >> reporter: in pitman, cleve bryan, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> all right. lauren is along to tell us about this rainy forecast tomorrow. there's going to be no escaping it. >> going to be a tough one. get those books ready, netflix ready. you're going to be hanging indoors. it will be soaking wet but it's going to be tough. at the birds game pack all of your rain gain. conditions right now the calm before the storm. as we get a live look at center city philadelphia, cloud cloud deck has been

increasing. temperature right now at 65 degrees, winds out of the southeast at around, excuse me, 8 miles per hour. temperatures right now 55 degrees in mount pocono, we're at 65 in wilmington, 66 degrees in atlantic city. and people are out and about on a nice dry evening so far in rehoboth beach, look, the board is pretty packed on this sunday evening many people have their jackets, a little bit cool there, a little bit of a breeze off the ocean but otherwise tonight not too bad especially for the first half of the night. so if you have plans to get out and about i think you can leave the umbrella behind but we'll start to see showers developing late, a low temperature of 59 degrees and for our sunday, steady rain, heavy at times, breezy conditions, especially for the second half of the day with a high temperature at 67. so, temperatures not too chilly but with all of that dampness it's likely going to feel much cooler than that 67 would reflect. storm scan3 showing us just clouds for now. we have this area of moisture upwind. you can see the forward progression pretty slow at this point but things are really going to start get going especially when we add

in the moisture from tropical storm felipe. it's south of the florida peninsula but it's moving north at 29 miles per hour. it is racing. it will stay offshore so we won't see any direct impact from this tropical storm but we'll see the moisture building in and also we'll get a little bit of that wind effect due to a pressure gradient especially as we head sunday night through the day on monday but future weather showing us pretty quiet as we head into the next several hours. we'll see patchy showers developing late tonight. tomorrow morning that rain starting to overtake the area spreading over the area by the kickoff for the birds game we'll be dealing with widespread steady and heavy rainfall. we could see some embedded thunderstorms as well. continuing throughout the day just a soaker. check out some of this heavy rainfall building in along the coast especially as we head into tomorrow evening. late tomorrow night things start to wind down as far as the widespread rainfall but we'll still see some lingering showers late tomorrow night into early monday morning before skies clear out completely as we head into monday at