investment, including separating the ocean view from 19th avenue and extending the muni metro to davis city bart. we think that is going happen. the san francisco southeast waterfront began its transformation this year as the first phase of the hunters point shipyard can as the project got under way. at full buildup, the neighborhood will include 10,500 homes. 1/3 of the house and will be below market rate, including the rebuild alice griffith public housing development. new companies that are coming into the hunters point and bayview area -- as you know, we opened fresh and easy just last month on august 24. i opened that stored to the light of so many residents to see their first full grocery store service. this is their second store in san francisco. the first one opened up on june 20. in addition to fresh and easy, san francisco's wholesale market produce is located in the bayview, and that produce market currently houses 30 companies in the 300,000 square foot wholesale market place. a produce market is a source of good jobs that pay well, and they do not require four-year degrees. the

the city of long beach in the city of davis in california and the city of mesa, arizona is exploring this option, as well as i think about 12 states that have legislation pending or research under way on the topic. so it seems to be a subject that is increasingly of interest to public entities. katie, who works on this project with me, is here as well. we will be happy to answer any questions or respond to any comments. supervisor avalos: great, thank you. i really appreciate the report. also, it is ironic how it has come up with exterior demonstrations and protests going on around the world with the occupy movement. i think it is very interesting. there are a lot of other states and municipalities that are looking at these public banking models and ways of leveraging public dollars. there is a lot of suspicion or frustration with the current financial institutions not doing enough at the local level, and i see that dramatically in my district where a lot of small businesses are suffering. it is actually all around san francisco. the goal really is to try to see where we can give gre

davis and the city would never say goodbye how are you you just try to the point when he was done wouldou. that is one of those deals the i think you would not want to work for somebody like that but from afar, all the different things the civil-rights and everything he had handed in you had to a admire him. >> absolutely i did in this is what ron the shares. >>gary: my mouth is opened i say yes because of they'd beat detroit they shove it in there. right now he is in the top five jason, but they beat detroit get ready. >> now let us move on to hank. >>gary: that is what lot of young people say they want to see someone get knocked down, you can gamble better. look at this here. baseball all around they're taking a pass. and really quick the last one says? >> it is true he did. >> it was $30. ó??g÷p÷÷÷>>>>>8ç

city". belva davis spoke with him earlier this week. >> belva: jim, you have moderated 11 presidential debates, one the vice presidential debate. how did you become the favorite moderator? >> well, i would love to be able to sit there and tell you that it is because of my brilliance and whatever. t the practical reason is that it's the nature of what we do at the news hour. the way we talk to people and interview people and run discussions i think it wasless about me than it was about the way we do things. and also it came down to a practical matter a few times when the representatives of the candidates couldn't agree on anybody else. i would like to think it's all about me, but it isn't. >> belva: one season you did all of the debates. >> that's right. >> belva: why. >> the first time it happened nay agreed on my doing the first one. they asked me to do it. this was in '96. bob dole and bill clinton. and i agreed to do it. and then they apparently went on talking and they couldn't agree who was going to do the other two debates so finally these guys started yelling at each other and they said

life imitates art for sex in the city star kristin davis. the 46-year-old actress has adopted a baby girl just like her fictional character. her rep told "people" magazine she adopted jemaah rose. >> amy winehouse's father will release a book about her life. the proceeds will go to charities set up in the singer's name. mitch winehouse says the memoir, my daughter, will tell her true story. she died in july at the age of 27. the dvd rental company netflix has dropped its plan to divide the business. the break-up plan would have created a new company called quickster to handle dvds by mail, separate from online streaming and speaking of dvds -- >> i want you to fire this at me. >> horrible bosses, green lantern and zoo keeper are all new on dvd today. that's your eye on entertainment. kendis gibson, cbs news, los angeles. >>> good morning and thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. it is tuesday, right? >> yes. >> good tuesday morning to you. here's monika. i gotta make sure sometimes. >> one day cl

cities as well. but by 1995, davis had grown unhappy with the team's aging home at the l.a. coliseum.ed up and moved the raiders back to oakland. >> magnificent out there today. you really were. >> reporter: al davis died this morning at age 82. >> mitchell: finally this saturday evening, we ask you to consider the long-ago case of the california fourth grader who barely studied until his teacher essentially bribed him to succeed. that turnaround student's name was steve jobs. as bill whitaker tells us now, the apple founder's most enduring legacy may well be in the can classroom. >> only up the cover of your ipads. >> reporter: today's digital classroom, no more notepads, no more scratch paper and much smaller cubbyholes. at st. mel school, every one of their 570 students has been assigned an ipad, a $375,000 investment paid for by the school. >> do you miss your paper packets? >> no ( laughter ). >> reporter: it's part of joyce cluess' vision of what the graduating class of 20ed 20 will need to succeed in the world. >> we believe that this piece of technol will enrich our students,

al davis touch and go saga with the city.vis refused to be told what to do, least of all by oakland officials in the '80s. >> the powers at be thought they would stare him down and he went to la. >> in classic al davis fashion,, john bella said that making money was secondary in oakland. >> mr. davis cared about winning more than any other owner in the nfl. >> just win, baby. assaying he would be rarely without and most fans continued to admire and follow when davis returned to oakland in his own teams and this time in a renovated coliseum and today the flag waved at half-staff and in al ma kneeda, fans descended on headquarters. >> he was at the game saturday and no one expected him to pass. it is a shock. >> mr. davis is the oakland raiders and was the oakland raiders and the raiders will never be the same without him. >> one fan club is asking fans to gather here tomorrow night at 6:00 to welcome back the players from texas. >>> and the raiders organization today released this statement on the death of its owner and it rea

davis was involved with suits against the city over the sale of raider tickets. the team got control of nix 2005. after years of switching coaches, al took a back to the future approach, rehiring art shell, the same coach he fired 12 years earlier. >> from now on, the raiders of the most trusted name in sports. >> rather than trusted the raiders would be the most dysfunctional name in pro sports. shell lasted one season in his second sideline stint. january 23rd, 2007, davis shocked the critics again when he named 31-year-old blaine tiffon as the 15th head coach. >> the youngest in profession football but you don't have to be old to be great. >> i will bring an explosive, powerful, offense to this franchise. we will utilize our skilled players. >> that never happened. randy moss was dealt to new england, high price free agents failed to deliver. after posting five wins in 20 games, davis fired kiffin. what followed was a war of words. >> the lying that had been going on for weeks and month and a year and time. >> a number of lies. it was hurtful and tough to stom

city. let's go over to sirte. wyre davies is there. you've reported on pretty much every building in sirte being damaged. it's hard to believe there's anywhere left for gaddafi loyalists to hold out in. >> the fighting, again, is very intense this morning. we're very close to the front line now. you can hear a barrage of rockets going off behind me. they're pounding a few highrise buildings right in the center of town, just on the other side of this small park. that is the area that's been occupied now for quite a few days by gaddafi loyalists. these fighters, as you can see around me, are from the new government. they've really been unable to push really in the last 48 hours. they give and take. there's probably about a square kilometer of central sirte, which is being defended by pro-gaddafi fighters. there's a lot of rocket fire this morning, a lot of machine gunfire, rifle fire coming out. it's difficult to see when this is going to end, probably when they run out of munition or food, because they've been holding this position the

he stayed in his second floor office at city hall, orchestrating the evacuation. >> davis: and he told the roof. he stayed on the second floor and was killed by the tsunami, along with about 20 of his other staff. >> simon: the people who made it up to the roof were saved? >> davis: yes. >> simon: can't think of a better word-- "heroism." >> davis: he died a hero. >> simon: otsuchi, like every village along the coast, had a seawall. but the sea can always throw up a higher wave. otsuchi's wall fared no better than a sand castle built by children on a beach. the tsunami was so furious, it picked up boats from the sea and dropped them on roofs. and this one picture of this one boat has come to stand for the entire japanese tragedy. that has become "the boat," hasn't it? >> davis: it's the iconic image from this event. >> simon: and the last time you were here, you were laughing and dancing on that boat. >> davis: we were. ( laughs ) >> simon: it was the boat that had hosted fort bragg's farewell party five months earlier. it won't be seeing the sea again; it's being turned into trash. oc

davis campus today. the display was part of a push to get the city to ban plastic bags which can harm sea life if the bags end up thin bay -- in the bay or ocean. they hope to collect signatures to pass a law on single use plastic bags. >>> coming up, you can view some of the prehistorical findings that have researchers so excited. >>> a bay area warmup is now underway. it may be gone before the weekend. >>> you can watch all our newscast on your computer or mobile device. we're streaming live at ktvu .com. i enjoy it the most when i'm with sidney. she doesn't notice that it's too crowded or that it can run a half hour late. i'm bevan dufty, and i'm running for mayor because it's not enough to just "get it done"-- we have to get it done better. sidney thinks muni is magic. we go underground and come out someplace new-- just us. i want all of us to see it that way. which would be great... if i was seven. i'm forty-six. and the tooth fairy doesn't come when you're forty-six. just lots of referrals and appointments and bills that costs tons. maybe i'll keep it... it adds character... right? [ male announcer

davis also was involved with suits against the city of oakland over the sale of raider tickets ticketsnd seat licenses the team finally got control of ticket sales in 2005. after years of switching coaches and after three straight losing seasons, al took a back to the future approach in '06, rehiring art shell as head coach. yes, the same coach he fired 12 years earlier. >> the raiders are the most trusted name the sports. >> bit rather than trusted they would become arguably the most dysfunctional name in pro sports. shell lasted one season, and on january 23, 2007, davis shocked the critics again when he name 31-year-old lane kiffin as the team's 15th head coach. >> the youngest in professional football. but you don't have to be old to be great. >> i will bring an explosive, powerful, offense to this franchise. we'll utilize our skilled players. >> that never happened. randy moss was dealt to new england. high priced free agents failed to deliver under kiffin. after posting five wins in 20 games, davis fired kiffin in 2008. what followed was a contentious war of words. >> the lying t

frightening prospect for one east bay city as the city of fremont threatens to tear down tear house of horrors. >> and how the raiders are remembering al davis by giving a gift to the team's biggest fans. >> and to join the discussion, check out our station right on facebook. se're back in two minutes. n we're ck in two minutes. (nachos) excuse me? (grilled cheese) you heard me. if it isn't everyone's party favor. we're together tonight, honey. (nachos) for now, but we both know what happens at night. you...snack! sandwhich! easy! comfort food! [gasp] hors d'oeuvres! [gasp] (penguins) catfight. awesome. ancr: grilled cheese loves tillamook. voted the world's best medium cheddar cheese. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ] i miss you, jessica! jerry, are you crying? no, i just, i bit my tongue. [ mal

davis leaves behind his wife and son. >>> longtime oakland city leaders are remembering al davis. organization has spent most of it existence in oakland. in the 1980s the raiders moved south without legal approval after a battle over luxury boxes at the coliseum. raiders ended up returning to oakland in 1995. then whatever he knew about football, and i believe he knew a lot, i would leave that to his peers to get out of it. as a businessman, as a negotiator, particularly someone who had to work within a political environment, she was very good. >> others who gave his first firsthand say making money with secondary to him. former player john bella tells us he cares more about winning than any other owner in the nfl. we will have more on the passing of al davis throughout mornings on two. we also slideshow >> money. police investigate the second shooting this weekend. they say a 24-year-old man was shot and killed on dogwood weight yesterday night. two men were seen running from the scene and are still at large. that killing follows the ship shooting of a 36 euros man friday night.

sex and the city star kristin davis in the new mommy to a baby girl. her representative says that the 46 tractors adopted her daughter named jemma rose they see that she has wanted to adopt for a long time and that her baby it fulfills a wish that is more gratifying than she would ever imagine. now you would think winning an oscar would make an actor's happy but not tild switton she says she is in trying to get out of the acting field since winning the rewards. she caused a major mistake she's been trying to quit for the past 20 years. she says that she would rather get good sleeping on with some writing. for hollywood minute i michelle wright. >> we will be back here in just a little bit we want to give it another live look to open this morning as we continue to look out over this encampment in the plaza where we have occupied oakland sitting there in solidarity with the occupy wall street. they are fighting against corporate greed and high unemployment and will be talking more to write the morning in a live report as to what the plan on doing today.

. >> some people in the area say they have asked the city to inspect the trees but have not received a response. d.c. united player charlie davisfiling a $20 million lawsuit two years after he was injured in a drunk driving crash. he is issuing the nightclub and the company that posted the party back in 2009. the lawsuit says the club's third dhaka hall to the woman even though she was visibly intoxicated. she was later convicted of drunk driving after she crashed. the other passenger was killed. >>> new concerns about the cost of the dulles road project. the authorities said yesterday that the project could cost $150 million over budget. the project manager says there are ongoing efforts to cut costs. the first phase of the project will run from falls church to tyson's corner. >>> a 25 foot section of concrete is being blamed for the commuter nightmare on i-95. crews were preparing a section of payment in prince william county. the concrete did not set correctly and crumbled when car started driving over it. that stretches going to be closed over the weekend for permanent repairs. >>> only a will send a monkey remain on the lo

davis. joining me tonight are mina kim, reporter for kged news and rachel gordon, city hall reporter for the san francisco chronicles. and josh richmond legal and political affairs reporter for the oakland tribune. josh, the governor just released this proposal on changing the pension plan. what are some of the main paint points. >> to create for new workers going forward hydrid pensions what ch are small parts like the defined benefit plan they have now. a bigger component of a 401 k type plan which is sort of what the american standard has become but is not something that a lot of public workers are used to. he would be pushing the retirement ages later for new workers. he would be using a three-year average of pay to determine the pension benefits instead of single ones as an effort to prevent some of the spiking and other abuses that have gone in the system. for all workers there would be an even split of contribution between employer and employee. a 50/50 contri bugs split. all of these have the public worker unions up in arms. they are not happy about this at all. a lot of the legislat

good management in joining a city pension not at smaller regional city salary but based on much higher you get to celebrate >> mike davismas villanova president cook county building trades council batt but what's more investigation showed well now you get chief of thomas villanova at one time leader dennis gannon took long leaves of absences from city jobs to get the high paying union jobs allowed to use that absence to build a bigger city pension time crux of the letter said to paget pont executives one of which james capasso jr. himself caught double dipping on pensions getting to for basically one job got kicked out of the year get bored but remained executive director of the labor pension board for nearly 50 years anyway. and he got one of those letters tonight. statement from department of finance. we take any allegations of potential abuse seriously which is why we were asking for information more on this in the sun. chicago tribune. they come sticker shock for some chicago motorists a jump of $60 for next year's chicago vehicle sticker mayor rahm emmanuel defending the proposal larger suvs and minivans weigh 4,00

also on the list, davis street in culpeper, virginia. to earn the title cities had to go through an application process through the american planning association. >>> donald trump has a new business venture and it is in virginia. an hour ago it opened. the trump vineyard estates, it is called. donald trump paid more than $6 million for the property. it is in charlottesville, virginia. he did that deal last april. the property was once owned by socialite patricia clootey but lost in foreclosure. trump hired her as the vice president of operations. trump's son, eric, will run the business. >>> we have a new place to buy some wine. what's up? >> talking baseball, guys. major league baseball playoffs are in full swing. we have a record-setting day for one player. coming off of a very disain't pointing postseason, the capitals ready for a fresh start, wiping the slate clean. hockey >>> i can only imagine how welcomed it must be for those guys from the skins to get a couple of days where they can actually -- >> recovery time. >> heal. >> we think that it is so early,

davis also was involved with suits against the city of oakland over the sale of raider tickets and seat licenses. after years of switching coaches and three straight losing seasons, he took a back to the future approach, re-hiring art shell as head coach the same coach he fired 12 years earlier. >> the raiders and most trusted name in sports. >> but rather than trusted rairdz was the dysfunctional name in pro sports. shell lasted one season. on january 23 2007 he shocked the critics yet again when he named 31-year-old lane tif 'fan as head coach. >> you don't have to be old to be great. >> i will bring an explosive powerful oh fence to this franchise. we will utilize our skilled players. >> that never happened. >> randy moss they failed to deliver. after posting five wins in 20 games. he fired him in 2008. what followed was a contentious war of words. >> the lines had been going on for weeks and months and a year and time a number of lies. >> the number of lies was hurtful. >> al davis ruled the raiders through the best of times and worst of times. love him or hate him he was an icon tr

city left to take. it's impossible to say how soon that could be, nearly by the end of the day, maybe tomorrow. >> wyrie davies, very difficult to pin down a time frame, hasn't it? libya's interim authorities are also under pressure to investigate allegations being made by amnesty international, allegations that captured soldiers suspected of supporting colonel gaddafi are being for toured. our correspondent is going to bring us a special report from tripoli a little bit later in the bulletin. hope you'll stay with us for that. some other stories from around the world, the navigation officer of the cargo ship at the center of new zealand's worst maritime environmental zears has been charged with endangering lives. the same charge has already been leveled at the ship's captain. oil has been washing ashore on popular tourist beaches there since the ship hit a reef a week ago. liberia is to release the first official results of its presidential election in the coming hours. unofficial results indicate a very close contest with the incumbent just ahead of the main rival. if no one wins an outright majority, there

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city by scott. to change the page a little, this is in from rick davis whose son, sgt. lights, which we've been telling you about from iceland. isn't that cool? and william brings us back to reality here in new buffalo. that is one stormy lake michigan right there. while the rainbows that many of you have seen and sent us such beautiful pictures of were captured in donovan illinois, by jen ingram. so some beautiful shots. thanks for all of those. they're on our website. check those out. those and many more are up there and we thank you for taking the time to send them to us. we have a fascinating time lambs. there's a little shower passing by right by, flying by. we'll see more of those lake-effect variety. but we were struck by the colors. look at the planes landing at midway airport. you see the lights as they're in the pattern right there and coming in. gorgeous night in our beautiful city. we have turned the rain off for the moment, but the big storm is consolidating. mixing with a system off the east coast. this thing will spin up and just sit there. so the folks i

the search still continues and the city of san leandro hopes that there will be results. >>> long time raiders opener al davissed away >>> protesters remain in front of san jose's city hall despite threats of eviction and arrests. >>> a water rescue caught on tape as a pilot flying from california is forced to ditch his plane off the coast of hawaii. >>> it is time for fleet week's main events. and great weather is expected for the popular blue angel performances. >>> good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. i'm jana katsuyama in for claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. >>> we are, indeed, looking for a great weekend of weather. let's get read to rosemary. >> good morning. a typical fall-like pattern for your weekend. hopefully that is pleasing to your ears, dry and mild, light wings and we are looking at sunshine. a little bit of patchy fog out there this morning. we are off to a chilly start although we are warmer than where we started just yesterday and we're going to be nice and dry through the extended period. we do have perhaps some child changes. >> we have breaking news this morning. the raiders have

. >> rawero and ron davis believes they are still working on the case between the teacher who hit him. as for the intersection, the city is waiting to hear from a traffic consultant on the best way to proceed. >>> more than a year after the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion the barricades have come down in the neighborhood. they held a ceremony to mark the occasion. the removal of the barricade that divided glen view drive opened up the street to those people walking and some even runing to celebrate. they went up after the explosion destroyed the neighborhood and killing eight people and leveling 38 homes. the crater caused by the blast was filled last month. the rebuilding process is getting underway. >>> well, a lot more to bring you tonight as we continue the occupy movement expanding around the bay. up next, how today's march in san francisco ended with several arrests. >> and dozens of the bay area's corporate chiefs predict the future of the local economy. >> and most of us tip 15%. and now restaurant workers say they want a raise from all of us. >> and then late other "nightline." >> i'm bill wier. coming up,

. >> rawero and ron davis believes they are still working on the case between the teacher who hit him. as for the intersection, the city is waiting to hear from a traffic consultant on the best way to proceed. >>> more than a year after the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion the barricades have come down in the neighborhood. they held a ceremony to mark the occasion. the removal of the barricade that divided glen view drive opened up the street to those people walking and some even runing to celebrate. they went up after the explosion destroyed the neighborhood and killing eight people and leveling 38 homes. the crater caused by the blast was filled last month. the rebuilding process is getting underway. >>> well, a lot more to bring you tonight as we continue the occupy movement expanding around the bay. up next, how today's march in san francisco ended with several arrests. >> and dozens of the bay area's corporate chiefs predict the future of the local economy. >> and most of us tip 15%. and now restaurant workers say they want a raise from all of us. >> and then late other "nightline." >> i'm bill wier. coming up,

but first, linsey davis is on the ground in kansas city.rter: good morning, george. this morning, there are mounting questions about baby lisa mother's time line of the evening in question. first, there's the interview, where she didn't exactly rule out that she may have blacked out after apparently having too much to drink. and she now says she may have actually last seen baby lisa several hours earlier than she initially told police. the family now has a lawyer. in a series of interviews monday, deborah bradley's timeline of the night her daughter disappeared seemed to change. bradley first said she checked on her daughter at 10:30. the night of october 3rd. now she says she last saw lisa four hours earlier when she put the payby to bed at 6:40. >> i was drinking. it had nothing to do with my daughter's disappearance. >> reporter: as her story began to shift on monday, so did the family's legal team. with the addition of a new attorney. paid for by an anonymous b benefactor. >> i believe in them. and i believe they're telling the truth. >

. >>> first, linsey davis is on the ground in kansas city.porter: good morning, george. this morning, there are mounting questions about baby lisa mother's time line of the evening in question. first, there's the interview, where she doesn't exactly rule out that she may have blacked out after apparently having too much to drink. and she now says it's possible she may have last seen baby lisa hours earlier before she told police. the family now has an attorney. in a series of interviews monday, deborah bradley's timeline of the night her daughter disappeared seemed to change. bradley first said she check ee on her daughter at 10:30. now, she says it may z began to shift on ay, so did the family's legal team. with the addition of a new attorney. >> i believe in them. and i believe they're telling the truth. >> reporter: and he's not just any attorney. joe tacopina is one of new york's fiercest defenders. his long list of clients includes joran van der sloot, the prime suspect of the disappearance of natalee holloway in aruba. almost immediatel

abc's linsey davis has that for us from kansas city., linsey. >> reporter: good morning, george. baby lisa's parents have said all along that someone abducted their daughter from their house. now, abc news has talked exclusively that say say they witnessed the night of the disappearance. they now have reason to believe them. why the latest focus of police appears to be on baby lisa's house, with extensive searches of the yard and items in the home, abc news has learned of at least three eyewitnesses in two locations who say they believe police need to expand their search. they're convinced they saw a baby matching baby lisa's description being carried outside the house the night she went missing. are you pretty convinced that it was the person? the baby? >> yeah. i am. >> reporter: mike thompson says he was on his way home from work, around 4:00 a.m. october 4th, when he saw a man in a t-shirt, carrying a baby in a diaper at this intersection. >> 4:00 in the morning, 45 degrees. the baby doesn't have a blanket, a coat, nothing. and this

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. >> reporter: fellow owners and city officials failed to block his decision of moving the raiders to los angeles in 1982. after 12 years, davis had a rare change of heart, returning the team to his home in oakland. those conflicts weren't exclusive to high-ranking authorities. they extended to his own team as well. from legendary players, like marcus allen to his coaches, with mike shanahan, jon gruden-- >> i look forward to the days ahead with this organization. >> reporter: -- and lane kippen, among a string of nine coaching changes within a 20-year span. davis cited his reasons for constant change in very clear terms. >> it's the first time i've ever let anyone go based on, based on what i call just a flat-out lie. >> reporter: davis also blazed a major trail in 1989 when he hired his former offensive tackle art shell, as the first african american head coach in the nfl's modern era. in 2003, the al davis raiders claimed their first afc title in 19 years, but fell short of the mountain top, as the bucs beat the raiders in super bowl xxxvii. >> don't forget, stay with us, we'll respond to you! just win now! >> reporter: in

. >> reporter: fellow owners and city officials who failed to block his decision of moving the raiders to los angeles in 1982. after 12 years, davis had a rare change of heart, returning the team to his home in oakland. those conflicts weren't exclusive to high-ranking authorities. they extended to his own team as well from legendary players like marcus allen to his coaches with mike shanahan, jon gruden. >> i look forward to the days ahead with this organization. >> reporter: and lane kiffin, among a stricken of nine coaching changes within a 20- year span. in some cases, davis cited his reasons for constant change in very clear terms. >> it's the first time i have ever let anyone go based on -- based on what i call just a flat-out liar. >> reporter: he blazed a trail in 1999 when he hired art shell as the first african-american head coach in the nfl's modern era. in 2003, the al davis raiders claimed their first afc title in 19 years but fell short of the mountaintop as the bucs beat the raiders in super bowl xxxvii. >> don't forget, stay with us, we'll respond to ya. just win now. >> reporter: in recent times with long disappoi

. >> reporter: city officials that failed to block his decision of moving the raiders to los angeles in 1982. after 12 years davis had a rare change of heart returning the team to his home in oakland. those conflicts weren't exclusive to high ranking authorities. they extended to his own team as well. from legendary players like marcus allen to his coaches, mike shanahan. >> i look forward to the days ahead with this organization. >> and lane kiffin among a string of nine coaching changes within a 20-year span. in some cases davis cited his reasons for constant change in very clear terms. >> it is the first time i have ever let anyone go based on what i call just a flat out liar. >> reporter: davis also blazed a major trail in 1989 when he hired his former offensive tackle art shell as the first african-american coach in that era. the al davis raiders claimed their first afc title in 19 years but fell short of the mountain top as the bucks beat the raiders in super bowl xxxvii. >> don't forget, stay with us. we will respond to you. just win now. >> reporter: in recent times of long disappointing seasons the ailin

davis, fox news. >> attempts to clean up the mess at the protest in new york city are being postponed. the city's deputy mayor called off the cleanup between activists and police. the occupiers have been camping out in the park for nearly a month and they have no plans to leave. police say at least ten people are under arrest in a wall street related protest at a seattle park. earlier today, dozens of demonstrators lined up outside a downtown hotel where presidential hopeful, mitt romney, held a fundraiser. >> occupying the streets of the colorado state capital. a park in denver was surrounded by dozens of riot police this morning. the actions started overnight and officers evicted hundreds of demonstrators. it's part of a protest against capitalism and high unemployment numbers. >> more rain today. on and off. the skies were so fickle. i kept saying, the sun is coming out. >> it was gloomy. one of those days you didn't want to get out of bed. >> now the sun is out. >> yes, we like that. >> that was my excuse, will. it was raining, it was cloudy. >> either that or the coffee wasn't mad

. >> belva: good evening, i'm belva davis and welcome to "this week in northern california" and joining me are a consumer editor for kteu news, and rachel gordon, city hall reporter for the "san francisco chronicle" and sesley burt, and jonathan burt also with the tribune. josh, out of the hundreds of bills on governor brown's desk for the signature, what were the most significant ones? >> well, belva, significance lies a little bit in the eye of the beholder, and jerry brown managed to confound a lot of people by sort of pleasing and displeasing people on both sides of the aisle and on both sides of a lot of issues on equal measure and a very jerry brown kind of performance. the rhetoric this week was govern from the middle and defy the description and split the baby and he called it the canoe theory to paddle on the right and the left to have a straight course and for instance some of the more significant bills to make the democrats happy, he signed a bill that makes all ballot measures to be moved to november elections which is significant because of better turnout which favors democrats in the state. he signed the california dream act to allow u