the reason i wanted to go to ohio state as i grew up loving ohio state. i was not nearly as thoughtful about my college decision as i should have been. i had a great experience, glad i went there but it was mainly luck i find myself at ohio state, i wasn't thinking as smartly about it as i should have been. >> host: normally people go to college for four years and you seem to get through ohio state in two years. how did you do that? >> guest: take a lot of classes, don't -- go during summer and transfer credit you gain in the marine corps over to ohio state. those things were enough to enable me to cut a couple years off. >> host: how did you support yourself, where did the money come from for ohio state? was marine corps salary enough to supplement? >> accommodation of things. no longer getting a salary. little bit of savings, a little bit of debt that i incurred, subsidized loans, had some pell grants, had the g.i. bill which i was trying to save for law school and worked jobs during college or multiple sources of income were enough to get me through. >

the reason i wanted to go to ohio state is because i grew up loving ohio state and a lot of my friends had gone there. i was not nearly as thoughtful about my college decision as i should've been. i had a great experience and i'm glad i went there, but it was basically like i , so at ohio state. igeis wasn't thinking as smartly about as i should've been. >> normally people go to college for four years, and you seem to get to ohio state in two years. how did you get to ohio state in two years? >> you take a lot of classes, you could during thehe summer ad you transfer credits that you gained during the marine corps over to ohio state. those three things were enough to enable me to cut a couple years off. >> how did you support yourself? wherewith the money come from from ohio state? >> a combination of things. i was no longer in the marine corps size no longer getting a salary. although a bit of savings, a little bit of debt that i incurred. i borrowed some subsidized loans. had some pell grants at osu. had the g.i. bill which i was trying to say from law school but it used some of the

>> chris: ohio state. they have a hostile crowd in columbus. the lions bulldoze still undefeated. time now for the ford wrap-up show. let's go to cassidy hubbarth. >> thanks, chris. since losing to michigan last year, penn state has now won 16 straight regular season games. we'll see how long that can last as the guys say. they have ohio state in columbus next week. now while a lot of eyes will be on that game, are we all overlooking notre dame? they were seen running into the end zone a whole bunch tonight against usc. third quarter notre dame up 35-14. bye-bye. rushing tds, and 377 yards on the ground. they dominate, 49-13. others who took care of business, carolina had 600 yards of offense, and a td in their route of tennessee, while tcu having no issues with kansas in big 12 action. other games today, miami taking on syracuse. three minutes of play. travis homer. he is gone. miami with its three straight wins. this one wouldn't be easy. oklahoma/kansas state. tied at 35. rodn rodney anderson with a grown man run. he had 147 rushing yards in this one alone, and the sooners survi

but ohio state comes back. they score three touch downs in the fourth quarter. t to marcus for the buckeyes second touch down. just over a minute to go. penn state loses 39-38. big blow to their playoff hopes. ohio state has beaten them 12 of 15 times. >>> sixers in dallas tonight. facing his friend and teammate for the first time on the court. norlen said he's going to go after joel. here's what joel told him. he's going to cook his butt. to the corner for three. did you see that pass? taek a look at the replay of ben's pass. amazing. eight assists for ben. then to the turn over. he's going to go coast to coast, take a look. behind the back to himself. sixers up at the half. fourth quarter. joel from long distance. 3-3, 23 points for joel, sixers up nine. he misses but no problem. ben simmons cleans it up. career high 23 for him. but barns, he hit 7-3. this one puts the sixers lead to 3. sixers hold on 112-110. both of their wins are on the road. in the lost two losses the flyers gave up 11 goals. but look at this, no penalty. he left the game with an upper body

announcer: ohio state university history and sociology professor randolph roth talks to american history tv about the history of mass violence in america. he is the author of "american homicide," and spoke with us at the american historical association's annual meeting this past january. this is about 20 minutes. bill: we are joined by randolph roth, history professor at ohio state university, here to talk with us about mass violence and domestic violence. mass violence has a certain connotation today. how would it have been different in the 1850's? prof. roth: it was very different because in our past, mass killings were quite common, but it was a group activity. you just did not have the technology for an individual to kill as many people. when you are talking about violence primarily done with knives or swords, or muzzle-loading firearms -- you know, it takes a while to reload. even if you are skilled, it takes 30 seconds to reload one of those things. by the time you pour in the powder, tampa down the shot -- tamp down the shot, put on the percussion cap, and get ready, the person yo

ohio state comes all the way back. under two minutes to go, j.t. barrett to marcus bow. e go ahead touchdown. final chance for penn state on 4th and 15. trace mcsorley, he's looking. incomplete. ohio state upset the fighting drew tumas, 39-38 the final. we'll take a first time-out before we hit the ice. that's right. hockey in october. the sharks in the five-game accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a dangerous president, then what has our government become? i'm tom steyer, and like you, i'm a citizen who knows it's up to us to do something. it's why i'm funding this effort to raise our voices together and demand that elected officials take a stand on impeachment. a republican congress once impeached a president for far less. yet today people in congress and his own administration know that this president is a clear and present danger who's mentally unstable

ohio state comes back. to marcus ball. look at that. penn state loses a heartbreaker by one. ohio state has beaten them 12 of 16 times. >>> sixers in dallas last night. joel embiid facing his friend and former teammate for the first time. here is what joel told him. >> i'm going to kick your [ bleep ]. >> watch this pass by ben simmons. eight assists for big ben. then off the turnover coast to coast. behind his back to himself. he's 6'10". amazing what can he do. fourth quarter now. joel from long distance. 3-3. 23 points for joel. sixers up nine. embiid again for three misses but no problem. career high 23 for him. harrison barnes hits seven threes. this one cuts the lead to two. final seconds. both wins are on the road. flyers defense needed to get better in the last two losses, gave up 11 goals. it did get better in toronto. gostisbehere runs into the boards. no penalty. shane left the game with an upper body injury. first goal of the year for him. how about the pass to claude giroux. g gets his sixth goal. flyers win, 4-2. brandon manning, the flyers player of the game, h

ohio state comes back. they score three touchdowns in the fourth quarter. barrett to marcus ball. look at that. penn state loses a heartbreaker by one. a big blow to their playoff hopes. ohio state has beaten them 12 of 16 times. >>> sixers in dallas last night. joel embiid facing his friend and former teammate for the first time. he said he's going to go after joel. here is what joel told him. >> i'm going to cook your [ bleep ]. >> he's going to cook his butt. watch this pass by ben simmons one more time. eight assists for big ben. then off the turnover coast to coast. behind his back to himself. look at this guy. he's 6'10". amazing what can he do. sixers up one at the half. fourth quarter now. joel from long distance. 3-3. 23 points for joel. sixers up nine. embiid again for three misses but no problem. ben simmons to clean up. career high 23 for him. harrison barnes hits seven threes. this one cuts the lead to two. final seconds. mav vix mavericks miss the free throw on purpose. both wins are on the road. flyers defense needed to get better in the last two losses, gave up 11 g

>> chris: ohio state. they have a hostile crowd in columbus. the lions bulldoze still undefeated. time now for the ford wrap-up show. let's go to cassidy hubbarth. >> thanks, chris. since losing to michigan last year, penn state has now won 16 straight regular season games. we'll see how long that can last as the guys say. they have ohio state in columbus next week. now while a lot of eyes will be on that game, are we all overlooking notre dame? they were seen running into the end zone a whole bunch tonight against usc. third quarter notre dame up 35-14. bye-bye. rushing tds, and 377 yards on the ground. they dominate, 49-13. others who took care of business, carolina had 600 yards route of tennessee, while tcu having no issues with kansas in big 12 action. other games today, miami taking on syracuse. three minutes of play. travis homer. he is gone. miami with its three straight wins. this one wouldn't be easy. oklahoma/kansas state. tied at 35. rodn rodney anderson with a grown man run. he had 147 rushing yards in this one alone, and the sooners survive. another big 12 battle. tex

this game, coming down to the wire, final minute between ohio state and penn state, and lions down onen the final seconds, they blew an 18-point lead in this game, ohio state has taken the lead and they look in control ready to win this game and upset the nittany lions. >>> elsewhere villanova hosting elon on kyle, the freshman, throws two touchdowns, including this to erin forbes, 42-yard but wildcats pull a fourth quarter lead, like penn state, they come back to win thanks to 150 are 10 straight points. nova loses 19-14. they have dropped two in a row >>> penn end their four game losing stream against brown. is 11 in the game nick robinson to justin watson 80- yard untouched. they hook up for two touchdowns in the first quarter alone. penn wins 17-seven. it is their first victory, in more than a month. >>> and sixers in dallas tonight against their old pal nerlens noel. how about joel embiid doing a little trash talking saying he will cook noel's rear tonight. hey, ben simmons he just wants a w. >> you know, young teams like us, you know, some great vets and some great players, for u

state nittany lions. when you have michigan and ohio in back to back weeks. today's game at northwestern had people whispering upset. but james franklin. he's got no time for those whispers, penn state did look a little sluggish to start. three-0 and steady in the boat. he finds tommy stevens for the touchdown pass, puts the nittany lions up 10. up to this point in the game, barkley was at negative yard itch rushing and as i just said until now, because saquan said see you later. the 13th straight game the longest active streak. penn state wins 31-7. impose. to a perfect six and zero. >>> every week i get text messages and people ask me, what the i'm going to happen with penn state. then it's go time, only the strongly survive. at ohio state at michigan state. all of our big ten questions should be answered aged those games. the temple owls were looking to bounce back after the tough loss to houston. searching for the first conference win. the east carolina pirates are struggling. they get up for home games. i used to live right next to that stadium. good time

meantime ohio state working quickly. they were down five after the failed two-point conversion.rrett 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 bul

the block field goal that gave the nittany lions the number two ohio state. great win.e than anything it sparked the run we've seen from penn state since. >> i don't care where you're at in your, n your program's development and things like th that. those wins have a big impact from a lot of different perspectives. there's definitely awareness from all of us including me that wins like that, um, you know, build confidence. >> reminder you can watch number two penn state at number six ohio state this saturday at 3:30 right here on fox. >>> you can also watch the world series here on fox game two of that coverage starts tonight at 7:30. dawn nel pumpfrey was looking the par in the eagles afternoon after his boys in blue took game one. >> hmm. what's your prediction. >> for game two. >> yup. >> we'll see what happens. it's going to be some good pitching again tonight. >> all right. two hours 18 minutes. >> instead of two hours 20. >> that will do it for us tonight at 6:00. page six followed by dish nation at seven. 7:30 coverage of the world series game two from la. iain p

ohio state comes back. they score three touchdowns in barrett to marcus ball. look at that. penn state loses a heartbreaker by one. a big blow to their playoff hopes. ohio state has beaten them 12 of 16 times. >>> sixers in dallas last night. joel embiid facing his friend and former teammate for the first time. he said he's going to go after joel. >> i'm going to cook your [ bleep ]. >> he's going to cook his butt. watch this pass by ben simmons one more time. eight assists for big ben. then off the turnover coast to coast. behind his back to himself. look at this guy. he's 6'10". amazing what can he do. sixers up one at the half. fourth quarter now. joel from long distance. 3-3. sixers up nine. embiid again for three misses but no problem. ben simmons to clean up. career high 23 for him. harrison barnes hits seven threes. this one cuts the lead to two. final seconds. mav vix mavericks miss the free throw on purpose. both wins are on the road. flyers defense needed to get better in the last two losses, gave up 11 goals. it did get better in toronto. gostisbehere runs into the

game on saturday night and james has done a heck of a job. >> at ohio state and at michigan state afterchigan. >> tough football coming up. >> good football all the way around when we return it will be prediction time and pose a question which team wins the game tomorrow night at the link and why and i'm really good. stay tuned for more action news sports sunday. ♪ do you want to do a monster check? yes. no monsters. ♪ how about the drawer? ♪ no monsters. nightly monster checks are how grant makes home his. and homegoods is what makes it all possible. amazing finds. always great prices. make home yours. sponsored by audi challenge all givens. >> exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast it's warm on monday with limited sunshine it's mostly cloudy by the afternoon a high temperature of 75 and looking good with the eagles at home at the link taking on the redskins in a prime time match up mostly cloudy for the game but temperatures will be in the upper 60s periods of rain on tuesday in at 74, breezy and cool on wednesday 66. ducis and jaws back to you. thank you so much jaws all right who

ohio state university talks all the history of mass violence in american history. he is the author of "massive suicide." "mass this is about 20 minutes. >> we are joined by randolph mass here to talk about violent and domestic violence. mass violence has a certain connotation today. how would it have been different in the 1850's? professor roth: it was very different. they did not have the technology we have today. when you talk about violence loadingswords or muzzle firearms, it takes quite a while to reload. even if you are skilled, it takes 30 seconds to reload. by the time you pour the powder, tip down the shot, put on the perversion cap and get ready, the person you were trying to kills should be a half-mile away. so, these were really mass murders were a lot of people got together to do these things. other examples very early in our history. when you think about the pequot war. we talk about that as a war. but what happened, the pequots had capitulated. 1700had surrendered, women, children, and men, and they burned the swamp. and anyone who was not burned ali

ohio. penn state on the road against ohio state. eyes looking for revenge after last season's loss in happy valley. james franklin looking for his first win on the road against a top opponent. penn state waited no time getting on the board. opening kickoff goes to saquon barkley. 97 yards to the house. fifteenth straight game scoring a touchdown longest streak in the nation and the ohio state crowd was stunned. second quarter, the handoff goes to barkley. he goes up the middle, cuts outside to his left and yes, another visit into the end zone. 36-yard touchdown. penn state goes up 21 to three. later on in the second trace mcsorely, this time he's going to call his own number. gets the block there from saquon. nittany lions with a 28-10 lead. penn state up by five. jt barrett drops back. finds marcus ball for the go ahead touchdown. the buckeyes outscored the nittany lions 19 to three in the fourth quarter and get that revenge 39-38 the final. >>> now to the birds. the forecast calling for heavy rain ball security will be key tomorrow

. >> ohio state university randolph roth top two american history tv. he is the author of "american spoke to us at the american historical association in january. this is about 20 minutes. bill: we are joined by randolph roth, history professor at ohio state university, here to talk to us about mass violence and domestic violence. mass violence has a certain connotation today. how would it have been different in the 1850's? prof. roth: it was very different, because in our past, mass killings were very common. but it was a group activity. you just did not have the technology for an individual to kill as many people as you do today. when you are talking about violence done with knives or swords or muzzle-loading firearms, you know, it takes a while to reload. even if you are skilled, it takes 30 seconds to reload one of those things. by the time you pour in the powder, put on the percussion cap, and get ready, the person you are trying to kill should be half a mile away. it is very difficult. these were mass murderers where a lot of people got together t

. >> earlier this year, ohio state university sociology professor talked to american history tv about the history of mass violence in america. he's the author of "american homicide" and spoke at the american historical association's annual meeting in denver, colorado, past january. this is about 20 minutes. >> we are here to talk about mass violence. how would that have been different in the 1850's? >> it would have been very different. in our past, mass kill wrgs quite common but it was a group activity. you didn't have the technology for an individual to kill as many people as an individual can kill today. when you're talking about violence done primarily with knives or swords or muzzle-loading firearms, it takes quite a while to reload, even if you're a skilled person, it take 30's seconds to reload one of those things and by the time you pour in the powder, stamp down the wad, tamp down the shot, put on the percussion cap and get ready, the person you're trying to kill should be a half mile away. it's very difficult. so these were really mass murders where a lot of people got toge

nittany lions upset by sixth ranked ohio state. the buckeyes staged a fourth quarter comeback after trailing by 15 points. with less than 12 minutes to play. final score -- ohio state, 39, penn state, 38. not sure what the spread was. credit a monster performance by ohio state's senior quarterback j.t. barrett who threw four touchdowns to set a career big ten record. surpassing a former purdue quarterback, by the name of what, tony? >> drew brees. >> the man knows! >> yes, yes. this was a seismic result in the college football landscape with the college football rankings coming out for the playoffs on tuesday. penn state fans want to know if they're going to fall and how far. ohio state fans thinking they have great shot to be in the playoffs. >> who is going to be number two now? >> number two right now -- there's been three upsets in the top ten this week. could be anybody. alabama looking pretty good at number one i can guarantee you that. >> dan and i are both comfortable with this conversation happening in front of us. >> abso

taking on number six ohio state. later today. with the winner getting the inside track at a berth in the college football play off. james franklin true demolished michigan last week. moving them to 7-0 on the season. and 4-0 in conference. this is the best team they have faced so far. on the road doesn't make things any easier. >> i think there's value that we have been on the road in a tough environment. not only in these guys career. but in the season. because i think we all know it's tough to do. it's tough to come and play at pen state. it's tough to go on the road and play at ohio state. but that's the situation we're in. i want our guys to embrace it. i'll try to make practice as difficult as i can. >> a record setting emotional night tonight. for one of the best quarterbacks in south jersey football history. action packed edition of the blitz is up next. joseph, i'm steve. how are you? nice to meet you sir. nice to meet you. how's it going man? the yankees? come on. [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that th

bill: we are joined by randolph roth, history professor at ohio state university, here to talk with us about mass violence and domestic violence. mass violence has a certain connotation today. how would it have been different in the 1850's? prof. roth: it was very different because in our past, mass killings were quite common, but it was a group activity. you just did not have the technology for an individual to kill as many people. when you are talking about violence primarily done with knives or swords, or muzzle-loading firearms -- you know, it takes a while to reload. even if you are skilled, it takes 30 seconds to reload one of those things. by the time you pour in the powder, tamp down the shot, put on the percussion cap, and get ready, the person you are trying to kill should be half a mile away. it is very difficult. these were mass murders where a lot of people got together to do these things. we can get examples very early in our history. think about the pequot war, we talk about that as a war, but what happened at the end was that the pequots had surrendered. they capitulate

ten east, with jim harbaugh coming in to michigan, penn state and james franklin, urban meyer and ohio state. last year, the off the field issues. they're 3-9. after that 3-9 year. what a way to remind america that michigan state still plays football in the big ten east. >> chris: you have to climb back up the letter. dantonio challenged his team. this is a very, very young football team. a lot of fresh faces. and they have battled very, very hard. just final pieces of business. handle the snap. lewerke just rolls out. and will be snoked down. a flag comes in. that will stop the clock. wow. >> kirk: why take a hit? i know he's -- mark dantonio is not happy about that. >> referee: holding. offense, number 94. ten yards from the spot of the foul. repeat second down. >> chris: you can't run out the clock with a play like that. >> kirk: you don't need to overthink it. if you are going to roll him out, just slide. harbaugh wanted to decline the penalty. he's saying decline it. doesn't care about the yardage. he just wants the down. >> referee: correction. the penalty will be declined. third down.

this saturday they will visit number six ohio state.ranklin says he's looking forward to it. >> great history between these two schools. i think that's probably going to be one of the biggest differences in this game is being able to go on the road, play one of the best teams in the country on the road in a tough environment. >> and after ohio state, it's michigan state. tough stretch of games for the nittany lions but so far so good. >> allall right, ducis, thank you. >>> philadelphia parks and recreation and the eagles are teaming up to introduce local kids to football. about 100 young players turned out for today's clinic at dorsey playground in tacony. the youngsters ages six through 14 learned the fundamentals of the game. look who is there. and the next clinic is november 1st at chew playground on washington avenue. steve sweeney's negative headlines keep piling up. why are south jerseyans so angry at sweeney? sweeney repeatedly sided with chris christie to underfund south jersey schools, increase standardized testing like parcc,

ten east, with jim harbaugh coming in to michigan, penn state and james franklin, urban meyer and ohio state. last year, the off the field issues. they're 3-9. just, people just completely dismissed them. after that 3-9 year. what a way to remind america that michigan state still plays football in the big ten east. >> chris: you have to climb back up the letter. dantonio challenged his team. this is a very, very young football team. a lot of fresh faces. and they have battled very, very hard. just final pieces of business. handle the snap. lewerke just rolls out. and will be snoked down. a flag comes in. that will stop the clock. wow. >> kirk: why take a hit? i know he's -- mark dantonio is not happy about that. >> referee: holding. offense, number 94. ten yards from the spot of the foul. repeat second down. >> chris: you can't run out the clock with a play like that. >> kirk: you don't need to overthink it. if you are going to roll him out, just slide. harbaugh wanted to decline the penalty. he's saying decline it. doesn't care about the yardage. he just wants the down. >> referee: correcti

it's tough to go on the road and play at ohio state. but that's the situation we're in. i want our guys to embrace it. i'm going to try to make practice as difficult as i possibly can. >> hope you enjoy the game. kickoff set for 3:30. that's all for me marshall harris here from nbc sports philadelphia. ♪ ♪ start your day with a new hash brown scramble bowl from chick-fil-a. he's a husband, father, veteran... but most of all, he's a fighter. chris brown has never been afraid to take on the big fights. that's why he stood up to republicans and democrats alike to fight the north jersey casinos and the takeover of atlantic city. chris brown is fighting to protect jobs in our region... a true champion for the working men and women of atlantic county. on november 7th, let's keep him fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side. >>> today one of the largest rowing competitions in the world will begin in philadelphia's fairmount park. the head of the schuylkill features more than 7,000 rowers college and high schools the event runs through tomorrow. >>> if you

as ohio state would roll 62-14. the terps now 3-2 on the season. >>> there was a wild one in annapolis as navy down late but zach abee hitting tyler carmona for the touchdown with 1r5 seconds left. -- 15 seconds left as the mids beat air force 48-45. an instant classic. largest crowd ever to watch a home navy game. it was a victory for the midshipmen. >> very exciting hanging out with you frank. come and save up to $1000ture in bonus discounts - -only through monday. plus take advantage of no interest for 36 months. find the style you've been searching for, down to every detail. with havertys, your home can be perfect, even when life isn't. [knocking] we're early! hurry in before monday to save up to $1000 in bonus discounts at havertys. life looks good. >>> hey, everybody. we are looking pretty good. as far as tonight. the humidity. >> yeah. >> yeah. look at all these -- [ inaudible ] anyway.

nina turner's the former ohio state senator and president of our revolution described by the way is the next step for bernie sanders movement she joins me from cleveland. and lenny chen lan he was in san francisco that he's a research fellow at stanford's hoover institution and a former staffer in the george w. bush administration he was also an advisor to marco rubio's twenty sixteen presidential campaign here's that conversation watch was still with you lanny arizona senator jeff flake announced that he will not seek reelection he said we must never adjust to the courses of our dialogue with the tone set at the top. of the breidbart people are already taking credit for this what do you make of it lanny well it's too bad you know jeff flake was one of those voices that i think was trying to get toward consensus always trying to figure out a way to find an answer but in this era of politics he's a little bit of an accurate as i'm larry quite frankly so i think it was probably the writing on the wall he probably figured there was no way he was going to be able to beat kelly ward and othe

about politicking before the break i was speaking you would mean the turner former ohio state senator and president of our revolution and former advisor to marco rubio's twenty sixteen presidential campaign lenny chen who's also a research fellow at the hoover did at stanford's rather hoover institution and here's the rest of that conversation lenny. it's very if you were for george w. bush last week you made an extraordinary speech. he was talking about trump you didn't mention from but it was obvious where he was going what's going on in the party that you're a member of well look i think parties have these really difficult divisions and it happens from time to time i think we've seen it in the republican party in the past we've seen it in the democratic party in the past as well one thing about george w. bush that's funny larry how many of my friends who are progressives now are saying to me boy i really miss torsen w. bush that really says something about the politics of our time you know george w. bush i consider to be an extraordinary man i thought he was an extraordinary presid

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the ohio state finds johnny dixon wide open. they keep coming.he lead, 1:48 to go. 328 yards and the new heisman leader. the final chance at fourth and 15. the quarterback is pressured and has to throw it away. incomplete. the buckeyes storm the field as they win it 39-38, the final. number 25, ohio state hosting fourth ranked tcu. 17 yards to matthew eaton. iowa state. the second quarter, 14 yards to butler. makes the grab and gets it inbounds. tcu down, iowa state fans rushed the field as they pull off the upset for the final. a big battle in junior college ranks. he gets pe rennial power 7-6, san mateo. he ran for 179. 13-7, rams. 13 seconds left in the half. 20-14, ccsf at the half. johnson with 30 yard strike and 199 yards. san mateo goes up in the fog. put them up for good and it will fumble for the touchdown. san ma reteo gets the final. >> i executed and gets the line and my teammates make the job easy. they allowed me to throw. i love my teammates and i love the coaches. we all came out here and played for each other. >> as you can see,

visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> next, ohio state university's history and sociology professor talks about his book, "american homicide: looking at the history of mass violence in america." you spoke at the american historical association's annual meeting in denver, colorado earlier this year. this is 20 minutes. >> we are here to talk about mass violence in domestic violence -- mass violence has a certain connotation today. how would it have been different in the 1850's? randolph: it would have been very different. in our past, mass kill wrgs quite common but it was a group activity. you didn't have the technology for an individual to kill as many people as an individual can kill today.

. >>> penn state is just two days away from a date with oef ohio state and penn state has to contain j.t. barrett he accounted for seven touch downs last week, one of the most successful quarterbacks in school history is not the most successful quarterbacks in big ten history and nationally. have you to respect everything that guy could do in his career. penn state ranked second in the nation a 6.5 underdog in this game. >> tough to win in that stadium in columbus. >>> students and athletes in newcastle delaware learned about the importance of good decision making from a former philadelphia eagle. dr. len berman also served in the marine corps and said the not about where you start but where you finish and their level of success will be based off their attitude. >>> pumpkin patch heading out there feeling like fall and frost in the pumpkins by tomorrow morning and live on sky 6 hd taking a look at the center city skyline. the view from temple university. a nice looking sunset and the sunsets at 6:06 and nice looking dawn the clouds are moving out tonight. thursday night the time fore

plus penn state faces ohio state. here's jamie apody. >> reporter: eagles beginning to put in their final preps for winless san francisco all eyes on who is protecting carson wentz. big v becomes a target as he fills jason peters big shows. >> i did talk to him tuesday morning, he said go out and have fun, be loose, just like practice. don't hesitate. have fun. >> right now lane johnson is playing well at the right side, doesn't want to disrupt two poxes it made sense to keep v on the left side. >>> okafor remains on the bench as the sixers look to trade him. the sixers doing a texas two step as they come up in the lonestar state. okay for -- okafor will not be in the rotation. >> that's the situation, he doesn't let people know he comes in his head is good, his head a good, his spirit is good, he and i talk all the time, but that's the bottom line he is not in the rotation. >> reporter: second ranked penn state, 6th ranked ohio state in columbus, when was the last time you heard that a number two ranked team was 6 po

. >> next, ohio state university professor talks about his book "american homicide," looking at in history of violence america. he spoke at the american historical association's annual meeting in denver, colorado, this past january. this is 20 minutes.

. >> saturday, sixth rank ohio state.t helped the coach's team become what they are today. >> wins like that build confidence and a confidence football team has a chance of developing into a pretty good football team. >> a marquee match up this saturday. >> thank you, ducis. the philadelphia fraternal order of police held their ceremony tonight for those that have gone above and beyond the call of duty. alvin outlaw and his canine partner storm helped find missing person on a farm. >> "jimmy kimmel live" next followed by "nightline." "action news" continues at 4:30 with pamela edwards and karen rodgers with traffic. for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. goodnight. ♪ ♪

ohio state on the run. ♪ ♪ >> penn state coach and buck's county native ben franklin would only giveto celebrate the win on saturday. that's long gone. penn state headed on the road saturday. they are trying to figure out how to contain barkley the best running back in the country. >> you have different ways of running backs. it's hard. the fact that they match up nightmares. that makes this guy -- be careful to say this, but he's good of an all purpose running back we have seen. he look looks drained talking at barkley. imagine saturday. >> "jimmy kimmel live" next followed by "nightline." guests george clooney. "action news" continues at 4:30 with the entire morning crew. cecily tynan, jeff skversky, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. goodnight. ♪ ♪ >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight george clooney. from "the walking dead," jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. hi there. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. i have to say -- [ cheers and applause ] i'm pleased --

saquon barkley, headed down a good road at ohio state. what a start the opening kickoff. ye. 97 yard return, the heisman trophy candidate scored 15 straight games, longest in the country, penn state is out scoring teams 104 to three. look up as many as 18 including 11-appoint lead. buck eyes come back. they cut to five. james franklin is not going to like this. next. barrett, oh, no, marcus bond, penn state loses by one. they're 16 game regular season winning streak is over. that is sports i'm jeff skversky. have a good day. >>> there was a lot more light than usual outside of the philadelphia museum of art. a massive crowd turned out for the leukemia and lymphoma society. white lanterns or red or gold ones. the two-mile walk raises money for research and treatment of blood cancer, we'll be right back. . >>> the tractor-trailer accident that closed northbound 495. trucks carrying machinery went out of control and burst into flames. driver escaped the burning cab but has serious injuries. officials say the accident scene just north of route 141 overpass has to be cleared of

they face michigan, ohio state and michigan state. tay quan barkley facing a tough michigan defense in happy valley. one of barkley's first touch takes a direct and catch him if you can like the ginger breadman. 69 yards untouched. remember, wolverines only give up 86 yards per game on the ground. next possession, 16 more yards for barkley and another six points. i think in the fourth quarter, more from number 26, the white hall township grad, white hall high school, big, juggling catch from tracy mcsorely. he hauled in as penn state rolls over michigan, 42-13. >>> meanwhile, temple visiting army. frank new tile, first quarterback for the owls. the owls are up a touchdown and jermaine ad dms with the t.d. catch with one second remaining. you go to o.t. and temple needs a field goal to tie it. arron rameri, no, misses wide left. 31-28. >>> penn hosting yale. quakers up a point. kurt raulings connects with christopher williams lopez for a four-yard t.d. pass. that was the difference. yale wins, 24-19. 10-0-3 in the ivy league >>> toront

yard to the house, his 15th straight game scoring a touchdown, longest streak in the nation and ohio state was stunned. second quarter hand off to barkley this time he goes up the middle, gets it outside to his left and then another visit in the end zone. 36-yard touchdown there, penn state goes up 21-three. >>> later in the second, trace mcsorely calling his own number gets a block from saquon and scores from 6-yard out and lions with a commanding 28-10 lead. then in the fourth penn state up by five, jt barrett drops back, marcus ball for go ahead touchdown. unbelievable. buckeyes out scored lions 19- three in the fourth quarter and get their revenge 39-38. >>> flyers on the road against mapel leafs and defenseman andrew mcdonald has been out of the line up flyers who two in a row giving up 111 goals. tie game in the first, jake voracek beats fredrick anderson for his second goal of the season. flyers take the lead. second period, voracek, with the pass off the boards to the captain, and claude giroux, and top shelf there to make it four-two. brian elliott with 28 saves and flyers beat ma

penn state big game today, nittany lions on the road to take on ohio state in the battle of big ten titansnn state is second in the nation, ohio state is sixth. this game could decide who wins the big ten and could have playoff implications as well. we'll be following that. coming up on monday morning, all new on "nbc10 news today," a local woman watched her mother suffer through breast cancer and she vowed never to go through the same thing. the difficult decision she made knowing that breast cancer ran in her family and how it just may have saved her life. we've got that story plus join the nbc10 morning team weekdays from 4:00 to 7:00. we've got breaking news, first alert weather, traffic, everything you need to start your day right. and we are on the road, be sure to stop by the wawa in williamstown, gloucester county, on wednesday to meet the nbc10 morning team and pick up a free cup of coffee from 4:00 to 9:00 a.m. >>> it's 8:55 right now on this saturday. drivers will need to take a detour around a seven-mile stretch of road in philadelphia today. nbc10's randy gyllenhaal is live in

. >> well, ohio state university did the study. i'm blaming them. >> okay. >> dofusses. >> study from ohio state university looked at couples three months after having a baby and car when did they find. >> the father spent twice as much time relaxing as their partners on their days off. kind of what you would expect to be frank. hundred minutes of downtime while their wife, cleaned, cook, did other chores month. man got 49 minutes where they could do nothing and then you have more kid and then zero minutes. >> let me set record straight it is monday through friday they did share the responsibilities. of course women did slightly more of the housework then men d it was weekend where men were basically lazy watching football and just lounging around. >> does that make it better. >> i'm just saying monday and friday we worked hard. >> but there was another study conduct that said women, got more pleasure of doing housework and -- >> i asked my kid, you know, i have no fun. what do i do for fun. mom, you go work. >> well, that is true.

the former ohio state star would get his second later in the first.e takes it up the middle to make it 14-0 dallas. elliott finished with 147 yards on 26 care yis. dak prescott had a big game. witten with the grab making it 20-3. the niners had a chance to get back in it. but c.j. bethard fumbles the football. the cowboys with this screen pass to elliott. he'll go all the way, racing down the sideline. he makes a nice cut back inside. completing a 72-yard touchdown. the point after made it 27-3. prescott threw three touchdown passes. this one to dez bryant. the cowboys win 40-10. the niners drop to 0-7. >> disappointing. i think all three phases, players and coaches. we have to play a lot better than that to give ourselves a pchance to win. >> it's just hard to win in this league. nothing is guaranteed. health is not guaranteed. nothing is guaranteed. >> we have to look at ourselves and each one of us need to get better. a lot of things to improve on. come tomorrow, we have to put it behind us and move forward. >> we got whooped today. i couldn't call