carson palmer throws a jump ball for chaz schilling. michael bush goes in. 17-7. bush, 109 yards on 37 carries. darrius heyward-bey was hauled off on a stretcher but he was able to make the plane trip home. raider lead, just six points. you've got to put them away. ponder looking for percy harvin on fourth down. the pass broken up by tye von branch. that would do it. oakland goes to 6-4. they have a one-game lead in the afc west. >> last week you said the win tasted like fried chicken. what does this taste like? >> all of them taste like chicken. they feel real good. we struggled my first seven years. any time you can come into some there is body else's place and beat them, it feels real g. few raiders very strong on the road this year. stanford moved up to six in the latest bcs standings. they won the big game to keep the act down on the farm. >> it means a lot. it means a lot. it will mean more once the season is over, i'm sure. you get to reminisce, but i feel very grateful, two games in a row winning against them, retain the axe for another year. >> a crazy we

carson palmer throws it to chaz schilling. raiders on top. palmer threw for 164 yards. under two minutes to go. michael bush, 17-7 lead. bush, 09 yards on 30 carries. 27-14 raiders. fourth quarter, scary moment for darrius heyward-bey. he made the catch but hits his head on the defender's knee. he was put on a stretcher. vikings trying to get back in it. christian ponder intercepted. minnesota gets it back after a fumble. the raider lead is down to six. they can't put them away. you should two minutes to go. ponder looking for percy harvin. the pass broken up by branch. that would ice the game. oakland improves to 6-4. they have a one-game lead in the afc west. >>> last week you said the win tasted like fried chicken. what does this one taste like? >> all of them taste like chicken. you know what i'm saying? it feel real good. we struggled my first seven years so any time we get one on the road, any time you come into somebody else's place and beat them, feels real good. >> chicken for stanford, too. they moved back up to six after beating cal 31-28 to win the big game

. >> the money we get from carbon project is 5 million schillings, and 80% goes to the water problem. because our people are fetching water from rock catchments after the rains. after the rains are gone, then you have no water. people have to run up and down to fetch four water elsewhere. >> here is the smell. it is a fire smell. in that direction. it is blowing this side, so it must be somewhere down here. >> the search for fuel also drives the villagers into the conservation area. charcoal is scarce. farmers tried repeatedly to fell trees in the reserves in order to make charcoal because they know it is illegal, they go deep into the bush to do it. when rangers discovered charcoal pits, they destroy them immediately. and as you can see, what i am doing is i am opening up this charcoal kilns, which we found this morning. it has been put up by illegal charcoal burners. when we open it up this way, it is one way of discouraging them coming here. >> by outlawing the practice and destroying the kilns is not enough because the charcoal burners will just go elsewhere. money from the projec

schilling, a member of the agriculture committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized for two minutes. mr. schilling: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd also like to thank mr. goodlatte for giving me the time today. you know, we continue to hear a common thread, let's raise taxes on our job creators with no solution to our spending problem . i rise today as the people's house prepares to vote for an amendment to our constitution that would require congress and the president to balance the budget. i look forward to voting in favor of this amendment today. 15 years ago an amendment nearly identical to this one passed the house with strongbipartisan support. but failed by one single vote in the senate. since that time our debt has tripled. did you know that on wednesday our national debt surpassed $15 trillion? and it has been nearly 950 days since the senate has passed a budget. not to mention the 20 jobs th are sitting over there that they've decided not to act upon. the american people deserve better. you dese

that fumble is on par with martha coakley, once upon a time, calling former red sox pitcher kurt schillingrts analogies until you know what you're talking about. >>> next up, talking about unfazed. it's been a rough week for herman cain, says we know, and now his campaign is also facing a possible legal issue regarding his campaign's relationship with a koch brothers nonprofit. let's here how he's responding to the news. >> i am the koch brothers' brother from another mother. yes! i'm their brother from another mother! and proud of it! >> wow! i'm not sure if it qualifies as a defense. and finally, we all know that the current crop of gop candidates or some of them, at least, are not exactly on the dean's list when it comes to the science behind global warming. how will this anti-science platform play out in the race for the white house? according to a new york city mayor michael bloomberg, it doesn't make the grade. in a speech yesterday, the mayor said, "we have presidential candidates who don't believe in science. i mean, just think about it. can you imagine a company of any size in a w

. >> already michele bachmann is attacking gingrich over what she calls his schilling for freddie mac collecting $1.6 million in the process. would you expect the attacks to begin to escalate now that the former speaker has vaulted from the top of the pack? >> i would be surprised if it didn't escalate. you should see a pile on both mitt romney because that is consistent over the last debates. he is still the front-runner, then you would see a lot of candidates to pile on newt gingrich. the other candidates have a lot to work with. you mentioned the freddie mac thing, there are a lot of other things in gingrich's past on flip-flopping. the other candidates have a lot to work with. >> gregg: let's jump into one of them. gingrich's think tank has paid $37 million by the health care industry. according to gingrich, here is what they got in return. we'll put it up on the screen. they got to visit with a really important guy who really knows a lot and who really has lots of information. you had a chance to be in meetings with somebody that was speaker of the house. he also got as we mentio

schilling. mr. schilling: thank you, congresswoman ellmers, for the introduction. and just for inviting me to participate today. the best thing about having the opportunity to represent the residents of illinois's 17th district is just listening to their concerns and taking those concerns back here to washington, d.c. as i travel throughout the district, the area, i listen and i'm also asked, you know, what worries me. i worry about unemployment and about the uncertainty facing our families in our district. i'm worried that more is not being done to create an environment of certainty that promotes long-term growth in our job sector. government does not create jobs. we need to be clear about that. government creates an environment for job creation by the private sector. folks simply will not be put back to work if government continues villenizing our job creators and enacting policies that keep workers on the unemployment line and drive us deeper into debt. as a small business owner myself, i understand how this hinders the ability to create jobs. back in august i i

you've got steven schilling and nick hardwick and brian dawkins with ate ll business given to the youngsterhews. dan: 116 yards on the ground. first and 10 for san diego. mathews again. tripped up after he picks up a yard to the 25. bung lee with a tackle for the broncos. dan: 40 yards more for nick novak to get into range. he missed a 48-yarder going the other end of a field but made a 53-iarer, that was at the other enof the field as well in the first half. there's no wind at all in this stadium. ian: 40 yards gets him to 53, which he converted on earlier. shotgun. rivers. looking downfield. throws it away. third and long for san diego. dan: that's a mistake by rivers. there was no pressure that time he just ran out of the pocket. when he's running out of the pocket, he's losing ground. makes a throw almost impossible. he seeings dawkins coming, it's like a phantom. dawkins picked up by mathews, rivers forced to throw it away. ian: broncos giving chase. 168 yards and a touchdown. denver like theirs field position. movement. delay of game. referee: delay of game. offense. number 17. five-y

from evanston police, to schilling pd to the sheriff's police and sharing the latest gang intel. recently, investigators began hearing about a renewed battle on the streets between two long time rivals. the latin kings and maniac latin disciples. >> it is hot over there. what kind of case you got? >> behind a mission. >> that's it? what's your background? >> couple misdemeanors. >> fighting. >> what they call you? >> maniacs. been at wares with big gangs. been at war with cobras, kang stas, kings. one of the worst is where they were killing each other. >> you see my face, you know, no single my gang. so don't shoot me. the maniac latin disciples or mlds are the second largest street gang? chicago. they got their start on the city's northwest side and branched out from there. they now claim about to 3,000 members, who must obey strict codes of conduct. above all, no one is to cooperate with law enforcement. but sand vol and carpenter have seen gang members break that ca cardinal rule time and time again. they have personally recruited many informants from the maniac latin disciple

look at schilling an 11-yard touchdown and oakland takes treasfirst lead, 10-7.a did not allow a 100- yard rusher today, but michael bush did it today. ensuing kickoff, booker is hammered by brandon meyers. that is just a great tackle. van dyke recovers at the 16- yard line to set up the touchdown. 23f24-7 at halftime. ponder through two touchdowns in theport, percy harvin request with the touchdown. heyward-bey is kneed in the back on this play and he is carted off. after the game coach hue jackson said darrius told him he would be okay. raiders hold on, and they are 6-4 and vikings 2-le for the first time 19 1962. next sunday raiders play their second straight nfc north team, that is chicago. today those same bears helped oakland's cause. bears hosted another afc west team, san diego, two teams going in different depression. chicago's jay cutler to knox, knox makes the right move for the td. bears win their fifth straight while the chargers lose their fifth in a row. 31-20 is your final. also today atlanta takes down tennessee, 23-17. baltimore hosted cincinnat

curt schilling is 45. and a special happy birthday to producer dann and happy birthday if it is your day as well. we'll be right back. >>> good morning and welcome back to 9news now. our time is 5:44 this monday morning. the 14th of november. thank you for being with us, i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. it feels more like i don't know, june. >> in the studio. >> september. >> overnight lows -- >> we're in the 50s right now. >> pretty comfortable out there. as opposed to in here. that's thousand is going to be today. upper 60s to low 70s. we'll have winds gusting 20 to 25 out in garrett county. petersburg, west virginia. also to our south and east across parts of prince george's county and southern maryland, winds are gusting 20 to 25. here is a look at the bus stop forecast. if you can get away without a jacket, you might need a little sweatshirt or hoody or something like that for the little ones. temps running in the 50s. mostly cloudy and mild. sunrise this morning is at 6:49. sets at about 4:55. d

>>james: we have a video from you to schilling the scene last night as police and protesters clashed with one another. wilson and is keeping an eye on the situation. the administration did tell protesters that the tent has to go. the sleeping bags have been rolled up. the sleeping bags are gone as well. one person said an officer gave them a 10 minute warning and then came back and physically grabbed the tense. it looks like once they did not resist, officers did not resist. >>will: there is still one protester said is defying orders from police. he is a professional protester. as far as students are concerned, they are not breaking any laws. it seems like the students are applying for now. this is far from over. does coming up at 9:00 a.m., sound from one of the students whose head was taken away. >>james: there were two clashes with police. this is footage that cameras captured showing protesters being placed under arrest. we spoke with a student who was hurt in the first confrontation. here is what he told us. >> this was completely unprovoked. >>darya: we are back with more in a

schilling. mr. schilling: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois rise? mr. schilling: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in support of our veterans and wish to focus in on a particular specific street in illinois. in the town of silvas, second street holds so much history from the korean war and world war ii. on saturday, october 29, 2011, the people of silva celebrated the anniversary of memorial park. in honor of those who lived on this street and whose families made the park their own, i rise to designate it as hero street memorial park earlier this year. the brave men who fought in world war ii and the korean war were the sons of mexican immigrants that came to the united states and volunteered their lives for their country. when america en

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>> i had circular emails that were sent from schillings, the media lawyers, to lots of clients and tonts. i think i might have been an ex- client of schillings by then -- i can't remember -- and i remember looking at this list. it was just a warning, saying, "these are some of the things they're up to. be careful of bluetooth, be careful of your pin numbers, be careful of your phones", and so on. "get your car swept." >> then, paragraph 25, you say it was about 2004 when someone came from the information commissioner's office? >> yes, out of the blue. >> can you remember whether it was a policeman who came or was it an official from the information commissioner? >> to be honest with you, i've always been confused about that. he was not wearing a uniform, but for some reason i've always told the story as a policeman, and maybe he had a rank or something. i wish i could tell you accurately and i can't find -- i've looked everywhere for the details of the meeting. i mean, it definitely happened. i didn't make it up. he came to my house, he sat in my kitchen and he told me that they had a

accusing gingrich of, quote, schilling for the company responsible for the financial crisis. >> the point is, is that he took money to also influence senior republicans to be favorable toward fannie and freddie. >> reporter: freddie mac made so many risky loans, that they needed a tax payer bailout in 2008 of $54 billion. a much bigger bailout than any of the banks. just last month, gingrich suggested top democrats should be thrown in jail because of their ties to freddie mac. >> if you want to put people in jail, i want to second what michele said. you should start with barney frank and chris dodd. barney frank was the closest to freddie mac. >> reporter: now, it turns out for eight years, beginning in 1999, freddie mac paid gingrich nearly $2 million as a consultant. gingrich said on the mark levin radio show last night, it was a standard fee. >> and they paid a fee, which is relatively standard washington fee for that kind of advice. >> reporter: meanwhile, things got nasty at herman cain events in florida yesterday. reporters and even the candidate himself were crushed by loud crowds.

schilling, a member of the agriculture committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized for two minutes. mr. schilling: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd also like to thank mr. goodlatte for giving me the time today. you know, we continue to hear a common thread, let's raise taxes on our job creators with no solution to our spending problem . i rise today as the people's house prepares to vote for an amendment to our constitution that would require congress and the president to balance the budget. i look forward to voting in favor of this amendment today. 15 years ago an amendment nearly identical to this one passed the house with strong bipartisan support. but failed by one single vote in the senate. since that time our debt has tripled. did you know that on wednesday our national debt surpassed $15 trillion? and it has been nearly 950 days since the senate has passed a budget. not to mention the 20 jobs that are sitting over there that they've decided not to act upon. the american people deserve better. you d