wrote about this, he tweeted to david carr and david, you were right and i was wrong not to deallt of cosby and not pursue them more aggressively, a i am following up on the sexual assault charges, and i will address them at the appropriate time. if true the stories are shocking if not unconscionable. what do you say about that, bob? >> well, they are unconsciona e unconscionable, and i was a able to take a look at the whole ball of wax of cosby's career and look at the allegations from the women of the civil suit, a, and there is a litany of stories there in my piece and 13 women who are ready to testify in that civil suit that didn't because that suit was settled. but all of that has been out for a decade, and for someone to write a book about cosby and not get into that is absurd to me. >> and bob, thank you for being here, and i want you to know that we did reach out to mark whitaker and he did not respond to us. >>> and now, will dr. nancy snyderman ever return to air? i will tell you why today is important in trying to answer that question next. you won't take our future. a

quarterback david carr says he isn't too discouraged week to week. >> i'm still waiting for it, um, younow, but i'm working for it. i'm not just waiting for it t happen. it would be great for the fans, teams and coaches. that's what i play for. i play obviously number one for my faith. but i play for others. i just try and serve honestly. i want to see everyone else smile. i want to see our fans happy. >> this will make the fans happy. karl heads up a list of raider draft picks the team is being praised for. the draft has been the best in the nfl because of guys like linebacker khalil mack, jackson and carrie. believe it or not michael irvin was on a team with a bad record. the cowboys finished 1-15 in the playmakers rookie season. irvin won three super bowls and got a call to canton. he is calling on the nfl network tonight and is with vern glenn. >> reporter: alongside is the playmaker michael irvin. if we could role play for just a second, you're part of the raider nation. you got a ticket in the black hole. convince me why can the -- how can the raiders win this game tonight? >> fir

. >> mark, this place absolutely rocking to its foundation these last couple of minutes as david carr a 17 play, 80- yard winning play and the raiders finally have their first victory of the season. >> hopefully there's many more to come because i like this feeling better than the other one. i'm glad this time finally came. i'll be able to enjoy it but just like this league, doesn't care. you have to go on to the next one. >> we decided when we came in here at halftime that we weren't going to let it come to, we finished it. >> the feeling you get from losing doesn't compare to the feeling you get from winning. man i'm happy as hell. i don't know how better to say it. >> one important subplot. the raiders finally found a rushing game. he was knocked out with a possible concussion. he'll be reevaluated tomorrow. scott reiss, ktvu sports. >> raiders hoping that murray is healthy. he looked great. looking great. words of major let down come to mind when you think of stanford women trying to back up their u jump over uconn monday night. and the cards finally get back home but do they have

and i thought that was wonderful that david carr wrote that.ker who recently wrote a 500-plus page biography of cosby and didn't report on the allegations against him. and -- and mark whitaker apologized for it on twitter, which was the first time he's actually said he was wrong to have done that. and i really hope that people have learned a lesson going forward. >> and on that mark whitaker subject, it's interesting, we, ourselves, confronted that firsthand. we had mark whitaker on the program. he's a lovely man and person. and i said, we have to ask him about this. and it is reflective of how the times are changing. that was a matter of real debate, still. it's not substantiated enough. i told him ahead of time, look, i have to ask about this. if you don't want to talk about it, then we're not going to do the interview. and he seemed, frankly, caught offguard. do we have control room that sound of that interview? let's roll that. >> i wanted this book primarily to be a study of his professional life. but i also knew. i knew i had to get into

david carr is a media columnist for "the new york times."rica. >> it's kind of old, the story telling itself, right? we go back to edgar allan poe and charles dickens. people love cliffhangers and whodunit. >> for say ed, the overwhelming response has been a blessing and a response. >> what about the response? >> these are real people, real victims. there's a real girl who died. >> every week said's mother and brother listen to the podcast. like the audience they never know the plot and new episode before it airs i wake up and play it as soup as it's on. it's different. some days i'll say it's a great episode. some days i'm so depressed. >> the innocent project has taken on said's case, giving his family after 15 years no hope. >> we're so happy the story is out there. >> koenig and her team says they're still reporting the story and they plan more episodes after today's release. meanwhile said is pushing forward with an appeal. >> thank you, jan. >> i know people put it on. you just listen to all of it because you can't believe what they're

david rose sitting in the center. he has written a book called "enchanted objects" and next to me is our pessimist nick carr and andy mcafeeother optimists. andy and david are colleagues at m.i.t.. david and the metal, his whole work is basically been focused on how we make the physical environment interface with the digital environment. it's sort of human machine interface so when david's mind he looks at his house on the whole thing is an untapped app store. he thinks why isn't my umbrella glowing if it's going to rain later today so i know to take it with me? why are my pills somehow notifying me when it's time to take them? david is an instructor at the m.i.t. media lab lab. his the ceo at ditto labs which is an image recognition software company that scanned social media photos for potential brands and products. >> it's truly evil. >> say that again. >> a chilly though. svinicki was previously the ceo of vitality. you find it a express scrips in cvs and walgreens. he founded a company called ambient devices which pioneered collapsible technology where you're embedding the internet into everyday things like mirrors and