team coverage continues with anne mackovic on the sunday morning quarterbacking over what went wrong. >> people just don't want to go to a game to have a good time. they want to go to a game to prove something and that's the problem that i think happened. >> reporter: whitney alves went to the battle of the bay with family and friends last night. >> you could definitely sense there was something in the air that was going to happen. >> reporter: they went as a neutral party. >> i'm a raider and niners fan. i want both teams to do well. >> i was dressed in my niner gear, plus a beanie. >> reporter: but as we saw on several videos posted online today, it wasn't all funds and games. >> it got crazy from the time we entered the parking lot. >> reporter: he says the combination of rivalry and the logistics of candlestick took a toll. >> you put that much pressure on people, you know, just getting into the stadium. it's not like the coliseum where you go in, you park, you pull out, binge, bang. this is a nightmare. >> reporter: then add alcohol. >> when you show up at a game four or five hou

anne mackovic reports many could sense tension in the air. went on inside and o m during and after >> people don't want to go the game to have a good time, they want to go to prove something. that's what happened. >> reporter: whitney el m's went to the battle of the bay with his family and friends. >> you could definitely sense there was something in the air going to happen. >> reporter: they went as a neutral party. >> i'm a raider and niner fan. i was dressed in my niner gear, plus had the niner beanie. >> but as we saw, it wasn't all fun and games. >> it was a bit crazy. i think it got crazy from the time we entered the parking lot. >> reporter: he says the combo of rivalry and the low guys particulars of candlestick took a toll. >> you put that much pressure on people, you know, just getting into the stadium, it's not like the coliseum where you go in, binge bang you're done. >> reporter: then you add alcohol. >> you show up at a game 4 or 5 hours early, drinking alcohol, go inside the stadium and have 4 or 5 more beer that contributes t

anne mackovic reports many could sense tension in the air. >> people don't want to go to a game to have a good time. they want to go to a game to prove something. that's the problem that i think happened. >> reporter: whitney else went to the battle of the bay last night with his family and friends. >> you can definitely sense there was something in the air that was going to happen. >> reporter: they went as a neutral party. >> i'm a raider and niners fan. i want both teams to do well. >> i was dressed in my niner gear, plus had the raider beanie. >> reporter: but as we saw in several videos posted online today, it wasn't all fun and games. >> it did get crazy. i think it got crazy from the time we entered the parking lot. >> reporter: he says the combo of rivalry and the logistics of candlestick took a toll. >> you put that much pressure on people, you know, just getting into the stadium, it's not like the coliseum where you go in, you park, you pull in, binge, bang, you're done. this is a nightmare. >> reporter: and then you add alcohol. >> you show up at a game four or five hours ear

i'm anne mackovic. >> and i'm jim bernard with a look at your weekend weather picture. >>> first, let's take a live look at the east coast. you've been tracking hurricane irene, jim. >> big weather story here for the weekend, as irene is coming ashore across north carolina here this morning. not sure what we've got right here. >> that is a live look, but they are having technical difficulties down there. it's very, very windy, very wet, and the storm has just begun. it lost a little muscle by the time it hit the east coast, but officials on high alert. red cross workers from here in the bay area helping with disaster relief efforts there as the disaster only begins. drew levenson joins us live from kill devil hills, north carolina, where the monster storm is wreaking havoc. you can barely stand. how are you out there, drew? i think drew's having trouble hearing us this morning. it's obviously very fierce storm. >> trouble hearing you. he can barely stand there. >> we're having troubles. he did prepare a report, though, earlier. let's take a look at that. >> reporter: heavy rain and howl

ann mackovic explains how >>> it's something you might see in a movie thieves ramming their truck into a wall driving off with an atm. the entire heist took just 60 seconds. anne makovec explains how their plan fell apart. >>> reporter: this surveillance video shows how two thieves got in and out of the blue devils bingo hall within a minute. first you can see them looking to see if anyone is inside. then' ram a pickup through the front wall, back up, and ram it again into the atm machine, which appears to be their target. >> they just picked it up, threw it in the back and they were gone, in and out in 60 seconds. >> reporter: the hall's director says it all seemed well planned. >> they had to know that atm was sitting right next to the door and so they could have played bingo here, i don't know. >> reporter: this is the camera that shot that video and here on the carpet you can see the tire tracks left behind. over here is where the atm was knocked off of its bolts. today the glass is being swept and the costs are being counted. the estimates, the broken entryway is worth $8,000, the

i'm juliet goodrich in for anne mackovic. >>> one of the world's major credit rating companies slams the u.s. over its downed politics. that caps a volatile day on wall street, ending the worst week in more than two years. kerry editor explains what this means for american consumers. >> reporter: standard and poor's made good on its warning. downgraded from aaa to a+. it could mean higher interest rates on everything from mortgages to credit cards. the down grade means u.s. treasures once seen as the safest investments in the world are now rated lower than bonds issued by countries including the u.k., germany or france. a treasury department source sells cbs news the decision to down grade is flawed. the news came after a wild ride on wall street. the dow finished 61 points higher after a better than expected july jobs report. >> 117,000 jobs is nothing to pop champagne corks over. >> reporter: investors are also worried about debt problems in europe. leaders there have called an emergency meeting because italy and spain may need massive bailouts to avoid defaulting on their debts. p