carter crabtree and raiders down a score and didn't drop this one. >> no, he didn't, and carr had a lot of time for that play to develop. offensive line was great. >> next oakland drive. murray and now playing raiders football. >> the momentum shifted in the football game in the third quarter is when it started to happen. >> and now we go to the fourth quarter and raider nation is fired up and they will be more fired up when carr hits cooper. 37-yard score. raiders go up 30-24. first lead of the game. this was great play. >> this move right here, wow. very few cornerbacks can cover that wide receiver on marry cooper. >> car 260 yards, two touchdowns, no interceptions and some great help by amari cooper's great move. bill said mack would redeem himself and the mack attack did.

kalil mack paid allen pick it off. seven tackle sack and a forced fumble. bill, you like the way he changed the way and got to the qb here. >> he did. he started slow and put the speed rush on and he was able to deflect the ball just enough to cause the interception. >> off the turnover, murray scores again. raiders win 38-24. 29 unanswered points is worthy of a hug. their sixth come from behind win. >> we believe as long as we stay together and give that effort, we can have happy endings where we have a big smile. so of course, that's what we're all about is trying to find a way to win somehow, someway and being able to smile when we go home. >> we feed off each other. you can always tell when someone makes a play, stadium gets going and momentum start flings, it's a great thing. i say it all the time but i'm glad they took him first and i'm glad he's on my team and i'm

glad we can help lead this team together. it's really fun. >> we get sacked by kalil mack one more time. it's peaceful. the guy is a walking hall of famer. best in the business, man. i'm just -- like i said, i'm blessed to suit up with him week in and out. >> when you talk about the heart of the team, you got to play great defense down the stretch to win games and our offense is rolling and we knew we had to step up. >> time for the dodge player of the day brought to you by the new dodge challenger. this car was made for driving in california so visit dodge.com today. if we want to talk about a good player, how good is derek carr? how elite is he right now? >> what it is, it's the confidence that he brings. i think the team feeds off of

him, and they believe that they can win every game. it doesn't matter that they are down in the football game. they believe that he's going to bring them back and make the plays. sure enough, he does. >> still set-wise, is he as good as anybody? >> he is. he's throwing passes, as well as a guy can throw them. hats off to the offensive line doing a great job protecting him but he's then doing his job and the receivers are making great catches. >> all right. coming up. we've got much more including what is happening with the raiders competition. we'll go around the afc for highlights and evaluation of the play-off picture. plu

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to you locally. kalil mack sealing the game in the second half forcing an interception from tie ryrod tay. a pass defended and forced fumble and fumble recovery. the guy is a man and it's his seventh game in a row with a sack. bill, they said the raiders go don't ask me about mac anymore, his numbers and watch the tape, it speaks for itself why you played linebacker, didn't type but why is he so good? >> you know, when you need a play, he is a guy that steps up and makes the big play right when you need it. that's the difference between being good and being great. kalil mack is great and he's separating himself from pretty much the rest of the league and you're going to say that is the defensive mvp of the national football league. >> he may get faked out when he doesn't very often and showed

it. he never takes a play-off. kalil mack never does. raiders competition, let's see how everyone is doing. chiefs and falcons, under a minute left in the second quarter, we're tied at 13 and matt ryan is going to be picked off by eric berry. yikes. he goes 37 yards to the half -- house. the chiefs led 2013 at the break. fourth quarter, falcons down five on second and goal matt ryan hits robinson for the touchdown. falcons go up by a point. atlanta goes for two. and ryan picked off. had his number and returns it 100 yards to give kc two points. they win 29-28. that was wild. broncos and jacksonville. second quarter. broncos down three. devonte booker runs through multiple tacklers. six yards for a touchdown and

broncos up 7-3. third quarter, denver up 10-3. blake bortles picked off. bradley runs down the sideline for 51 yards. denver a winner 20-10. rams in new england scoreless in the first. on fourth down legarrette blunt off the right side. 43 yards. his 13th score of the year. 7-0 patriots. end of the first quarter. jared goff's pass is going to get tipped by his receiver and picked by malcolm butler. that's unfortunate. patriots win 26-10. tom brady becomes the winningest quarterback in nfl history 201 career wins. here is a look at the a fc play-off picture. the new england patriots in the second spot and broncos and chiefs in position to win wild

card firsts as it stands now. bill, we were talking in the newsroom and i said, bill, can this team win a super bowl? is it ready? do they have to wait, take a backseat or ready now? >> they are ready now. >> when i say this team, i mean the raiders. >> yeah, the raiders. they are absolutely ready now. they are 10-2 and beating good football teams and they are playingood football. they are doing what they have to do. they are scoring more points than the other teams. that's what you got to do to win and, you know, even more than that, they believe and there is a trust that they have with one another. when they take that field, there is almost a knowing inside of them. you can see it's not cockiness, it's a confidence they have and it's something that the head coach helps bring to this football team and it's exciting to see. i haven't seen it since i was there in 2002 but to watch this young football team play the way they do, feldy, it's really

exciting. >> thursday night. they will play the chiefs here on nbc. they are not scared of any team any more. they go into every game thinking they will win. is the remaining schedule, you look at this, anything you look. that's real dangerous. obviously, january 1, you'll break in the new year at denver. that will be tough. >> it is. i will say this feldy. you got to take them one at a time and kansas city is a really tough place to play. it's going to be cold. the play-off afc west playoffs is at stake hear and you want the playoffs to come through oakland and to do that, you have to win in kansas city. >> i asked you about the bye, you said if you're banged up you like the bye, if not you don't mind playing through. >> let's go. let's go. >> coming up in addition to football sunday, we had bloopers, those are next when xfinity sports sunday returns,

plus. >> i'm peggy bunker. here is a look at what is coming up immediately after xfinity sports sunday. new information about the man that ran the art collective in the vault in the deadly warehouse fire in oakland that left dozens dead. when we learned about his criminal past and a stunning admission from investigators, why this fire hit home for sheriff's deputies and what we learned about the victims immediately following sports sunday.

first ever my cause, my cleats. they can support a cause of their choosing. some very cool, some unique styles and they weren't wearing cleats but mark davis and reggie mckenzie still got in the act. the raiders tweeting out this photo of the owner and gm wearing custom purple sneakers to increase awareness of

domestic violence. all right. bill, every year there is some good bloopers. we always find something that we can poke a little fun at. no short take including the rams' head coach jeff fisher that had a problem during sunday's game. besides the score of the game, bill fisher couldn't find his flag because he was wearing one of those puffy jackets. where did it go? that's a kleenex. that pocket? there it is. >> he found it. >> he found it. he was laughing but the puffy jacket was a b pro. same game. this fan looks exactly like patriots' defensive coordinator -- [ laughter ] >> the fan knows. i mean, that could be his twin, right? >> they are twins. they are. that's his twin brother. it is his twin, has to be. >> raiders punter marquette king, the victim of a roughing

penalty so king celebrates with a flag, that earns him a penalty of his own. jack del rio will have a conversation about that later, i guarantee. so i mean, you can't just mock people by throwing flags. bill, finish this sentence for me. if the raiders are going to win a super bowl this year, you want to see -- you want to see what? what do they have to continue to do and do a little better? >> i want to see them play their best football the rest of this season, and what i mean by that is playing for four quarters. we can't have a half where we play great and then another half we don't. we can't play quarter to quarter. we -- i want to see a complete football game. they have the ability to beat teams badly, feldy and i haven't seen it yet. >> so getting behind in the first half, you love the great rallies but eventually, that's not always going to work, right? 20 unanswered points.

>> whether you play against the new england patriots, you don't want to get behind because they will beat you. >> yeah, all right. we didn't talk about the 49ers. they had a rough day. they lost 1 1 straight. that's no good. all right. for bill, i'm dave fieldman. don't go anywhere because nbc bay area news with peggy bunker is up next. thanks for watching and we'll see you next sunday. emotions continue to run high in

oakland tonight... as we by the time i got out, i was dizzy. >> emotions continue to run high in oakland as we learn more about the victims and harrowing tales of survival after the devastating fire left more than 30 people dead. taking you to a live look at the scene here at the fire. this is almost 48 hours later after the fire. work continues around the clock to recover and identify victims inside. the news starts right now. good evening to you. i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm jessica aguirre.

thanks for joining us. another difficult day in oakland as the death toll rises dramatically from the ware house fire. >> raj mathai has been anchoring the coverage. joining us now. what's the latest, raj? >> reporter: there is a lot happening at this hour. the recovery continues. those bodies, perhaps more bodies to be discovered but we noticed in the last 24 hours, the mood shifted dramatically from this neighborhood, the people. yesterday it was all about the sadness and shock. tonight, there is still sadness and shock but a lot of anger. people starting to question why this warehouse had these people, why there was party here and why are these artist allowed to live here after all the complaints in this warehouse but ultimately, aside from the politics and aside from the investigation, so many lives have been lost. let's give you some of the latest numbers now we're working with at this hour, a little after 9:00 on sunday night and here is where it is. the latest death toll has risen to 33 victims.

eight of those people have been identified. now here is an interesting note, as well, 40% of this warehouse has been searched. that means there is a lot of work to be done into tonight and into the wee hours of this night, as well. the oakland mayor did confirm that criminal investigators are on site. it is very difficult, a pain staking process to go through the debbie. each piece, piece by piece and emotional for the fire crews. with that let's bring in alease who joins us here with me on 31st avenue. elyce? >> reporter: raj, as you said, it's been very emotional for first responders working around the clock for two days now and as you mentioned, criminal investigators are now here trying to determine how this warehouse turned into essentially a death trap and as the number grows in terms of the death toll, there is also a makeshift memorial that's grown here tonight at this how you can

see people coming out here lighting candles, bringing flowers, remembering those who lost their life here. 48 hours of painstakingly sifting through rubble. >> we're up to 33 and we're not done yet, and so it is likely that we will find more victim v >> reporter: ray kelly says crews have been working around the clock. >> we had to deliver a lot of bad news to people. >> reporter: 33 bodies have been recovered so far, all of them inside this ghost ship warehouse in oakland. one of the victims is a teenage son of a sheriff's deputy. >> as we talked about earlier at the press conference, we had to disclose that one of our officers, a person i work with lost his son here and that's very difficult. >> reporter: family and friends who lost loved ones began gathering nearby tonight in a quiet tribute. others never met those killed during an electronic music party made upmostly of artist. the tragedy is something bigger.

>> it could have been any of us. it could have been my brother. it could have been me. >> i think it really hit this community because there is a lot of warehouses. i live in a warehouse. >> that leads to things not being fire coded and stuff like this happening. >> reporter: after truckloads of rumble have been hauled away, crews have only been able to access 40% of the building and more axonxious families will ge the call. >> knowing you're going to get the call and waiting for your name, it's taking a toll. >> reporter: first responders are dealing with a lot themselves. they say there will be crisis counselors here in the coming days to talk with first responders to process everything they have gone through here but raj, tonight, crews will be here for many days coming up. their job is far from over. >> okay.

elyce here with us, thank you. it's a difficult emotion. a difficult time like we saw in 1991 for the oakland hills fire. now this is the deadliest fire in the history of the city of oakland and like we did in 1991, we're getting to know the victims here, the colorful stories of the souls lost. marianne favro joins us at a local coffee shop where one of these victims used to work. marianne? >> reporter: raj, we learned tonight that one of the victims was 32-year-old donna kellogg. she worked here at high wire coffee rosters in berkeley and she was also pursuing her dream of becoming a chef. inside high wire coffee roasters you'll find a small sign written in chalk telling customers they are hoping to find employee donna kellogg. tonight they learned she was killed in the so-called ghost ship warehouse fire in between shifts, the 32-year-old was going to culinary school.

her friend describes her as a free willing, free spirited candid person. brandon chase whiten hower also died in the fire. the electronic music artist was the vocalest for the band sybiotics fungi and an oakland based electronic band ghost of lightning and often went by the stage name travis blitzen and 22-year-old cash of the bay area dream pop brand them or us, too. 24-year-old nick gomez hall, an administrative assistant at counter point press, hall called himself a decomposer of music. 35-year-old uc berkeley graduate david kline. and 30-year-old sarah hoda of walnut creek. she was a teacher, gardener and

a hard-working person who loved children. talented sisters, daughters, brothers and sons, all lost in a fiery tragedy. we have also learned tonight that a 17-year-old boy was killed in the fire. the coroner's office has not released his name because he say minor but he's the son of an alameda county sheriff's deputy. reporting live, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. all these young men and women out for a night of music on friday night and never made it home. these stories are so sad for us to digest. as we move through the night here on this sunday night, there is a steady stream behind me of work trucks, heavy machinery trucks coming in and out of here every ten minutes taking away the debris from that warehouse. hopefully so they can find more bodies and identify those bodies. >> we'll check back with you in

a few minutes. back to you peggy and jessica. >> thank you. the list of names that we're finding out about will continue to grow so many people who just weren't able to make it out of that building or beat the flames. >> a horrifying thought if you think about it. there are a few lucky ones that made it out alive and have harrowing stories to tell. >> at that point, the power went out and i then just -- i jumped off of the loft, which is i don't know, ten or 11 feet, something, i don't even know. grabbed a head lamp, used it to find my cat, grabbed my cat, grabbed our phones, grabbed my keys, i'm not sure why and then just tried to get out of my gate and out the door and people at that point were just trying to push their way through. >> this is our home and one of the other residents was standing in the doorway with all of this smoke pouring out with his phone out trying to light the way for people still trapped inside. >> and trying to pull people if people got there -- >> he was trying to get people

out of there and at some point, i think whether you either got out or you didn't and i think that, that timeline was under ten minutes of when the fire started to when there was no chance for you getting out. that had to have been under ten minutes. >> it's hard to imagine the fear and the horror of what those poor people managed to go through. >> what we're hearing with the block smo black smoke, so difficult for people to see. >> coming up still ahead at 9:00. >> coming up, a man whose worked in the underground party scene weighs in on how prolific he thinks these warehouses are. i'm christie smith and i'll have the story coming up. >> i think this is a priority in terms of making sure what is it that we need to enforce our code from fire code, building codes. >> we take a walking tour with an oakland city councilman who says the city dropped the ball

when it failed to enforce rules designed to prevent the tragedy from happening. i'm steven stock, coming up, we investigate why warehouses like the one that burned are allowed to have people living in them, even in an apparent violation of regulations.

there is really not much hope, you know, left, but, you know, every time that phone rings, i get this feeling she's calling. it's a mistake. >> reporter: that is the sister-in-law of one of the victims here. again, 33 victims so far but the crews continue to take away the debris here from this warehouse in search for any more bodies that are inside. these bodies badly decomposed. the coroner is out here, as well as investigators both local and federal investigators. one of the issues here in this warehouse that so many neighbors and city officials have