hughes. >> it is what we claim we want in the presidential candidates and president. >> and man named charles evan bayh -- charles evans hughes. woodrow wilson thought he was beaten. >> american history goes on in several different directions. what is he doing for foreign policy? he is the one you could write novels about. >> he was on the supreme court. he left the supreme court. he ran for president. then he went back to the supreme court. when of the finest minds on the court's. >> why use? >> andrew jackson said that "he looks like god and talks like god." >> charles evans hughes -- the republican presidential nominee soon after the national convention. tonight, we looked at the life and legacy of charles evans hughes who was a two-term governor, secretary of state, and twice a supreme court justice. he was perhaps best known as one of the co-authors of the new deal. we're broadcasting live across from the capitol. he inaugurated this building when it first opened in 1935. let me introduc

hughes. woodrow wilson thought he was beaten. >> american history goes on in several different directions. what is he doing for foreign policy? he is the one you could write novels about. >> he was on the supreme court. he left the supreme court. he ran for president. then he went back to the supreme court. one of the finest minds on the court. >> why hughes? >> andrew jackson said that hughes "looks like god and talks like god." >> charles evans hughes -- the republican presidential nominee soon after the national convention. tonight, we look at the life and legacy of charles evans hughes who was a two-term governor, secretary of state, and twice a supreme court justice. he was perhaps best known as one of the co-authors of the new deal. we're broadcasting live across from the capitol. he inaugurated this building when it first opened in 1935. let me introduce you to our guests this evening were joining us to talk about the life and legacy of charles evans hughes. my first guest is an histor

hughes.had been governor of new york and a supreme court justice. he had all but won the election. when he went to bed that election night, woodrow wilson thought he was beaten. >> american history goes on in several different directions. on suffrage for women, so more rights, what you do and -- what is he doing for foreign policy? he is the one you could write novels about. >> he was on the supreme court. he left the supreme court. he ran for president. then he went back to the supreme court. one of the finest minds on the court. >> of fellow justice called hughes the greatest and a great line of supreme court justices. >> why hughes? >> andrew jackson said that hughes "looks like god and talks like god." [laughter] >> charles evans hughes -- the republican presidential nominee soon after the national convention. tonight, we look at the life and legacy of charles evans hughes who was a two-term governor, secretary of state, and twice a supreme court justice. he was perhaps best known as one

our guest tonight, act your hugh jackman. this is is interesting, hugh jackman. he is probably the one actor in hollywood that i am most often confused with. [laughter] did i say hugh jackman? i men danny devito. danny, i know you're watching. we begin right here in new york city. there was a march on wall street today sponsored by the group occupy wall street and oddly enough sunny d, for extreme protesters. the occupy wall street movement has basically been a four-week, downtown manhattan livein, which has spread to cities all across the country, causing the media to move its coverage dial from blackout to circus. [laughter] it's too bad those are the only two settings it has. intread pit reporters from all the major networks and cnn went down to talk with the protesters. of course, the reporters changed into their undercover 21 jump street outfits. what's up, protesters? mind if we chilax with you in h.d. because the aspect ratio on the shot's going to be... [laughter] why are the protesters there? well, the answers ranged from extremely earnest college remate

they go, hugh, hugh, hugh. i said, look, i'm catching a train, i can't. i've got to go.is is me speaking german. and they immediately went, ooh, ooh, ooh. which turns out to be the german word for "boo." but i didn't realize. that i just thought they'd gone, they were so delighted by my silhouette, they were like, ooh, ooh. but no. they were actually booing me. they were so affronted by the fact that i wouldn't sign anything. they started tearing up the photographs and throwing them at me like that. saying, "go back to england." i said, that"that's what i'm tr to do, actually, will you'll let me." >> jimmy: i read that you've been boxing. how frequently do you box? >> i box about once a week. >> jimmy: is this to fight the germans, or is this -- >> well, we've got to be ready. no, i just love it. i have -- >> jimmy: who do you box with? >> small children. [ laughter ] no, i box with various people. i've got to be a bit careful because i did turn up one monday morning on "house" with a black eye. >> jimmy: i was wondering about that. >> not well received. >> jimmy: they'd

♪ ♪ hugh hugh [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey!roots playing rolling stones. >> my favorite band. >> jimmy: you love the rolling stones? >> i got to tell you -- [ cheers and applause ] -- you guys are really in tune or harmony, yeah. he, mick jagger played a huge part in my life. in fact, without him, he doesn't know this, obviously, i may never have got married. because -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: intriguing. >> the night my wife and i first got together, i had known my wife for two months. i had a big dinner party. she was there. there were a whole lot of other people there. i didn't know if she liked me in that way, but i liked her. this is 1995, so mobile phones, cell phones, were relatively new. my wife always has the phone right there. it rang in the middle of dinner. and back in 1995, when the phone rings it was, "ooh, who's there?" so she is listening and she picks it up and she's, "what? mick jagger?" we're like, "what do you mean mick jagger?" he goes, "hang on a second. mick jagger is outside your house right now in a limo

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>> i'm a hugh jackman fan. he's not wolverine thing. >> he's not on broadway where he was fantastic! >> triple threat. he sings, too? >> and dances. >> there, you got it. >> and now boxes. weatherwise, we've got a great

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me and hugh jackman. -- are you selling these or have you -- >> i don't know. i've been writing since i was a kid and never do anything about it. that's not true. i published one thing ever in my life when i was 8 years old and i was published in the school news letter. >> jimmy: what was it? >> it was a poem called "my little sugar bowl" and it goes like this. >> jimmy: oh, you know it. >>> have a little sugar bowl, it's sitting on my desk. it has a lot of sugar in it. and when i'm all alone in my room, i sneak a few little grain, even though i know very well that it hurts my brain. this end. >> jimmy: that's very good. >> thank you very much. >> jimmy: i like that. guillermo, you're my little sugar bowl from now on. >> huh? >> jimmy: never mind. that should be a children's book right there. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: it would be great. >> i should be able to do better than that by now. >> jimmy: well, it's pretty good and it will hit home with the diabetes crowd, i think, too. well, great to see you. congra

sandra hughes, cbs news, hollywood. >>> and thank you for keeping your eye on us. good morning.ou're watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >> i'm surae chinn. mike hydeck is off today. monika samtani has your wet traffic on the roads and you need that umbrella today. >> definitely need the umbrella. keep in mind

by the way, i also talked to hugh jackman. he is australian.a secret sentence that he used. >> what was that sentence. >> i cannot even say it, it is so long but it has every vowel and consonant change in the dictionary so he is able to change his accent from australian to american by saying this one sentence before he walks on stage. >> it is fascinating. we have to talk about the ides of march which a lot of people are interested? >> here is the thing. george clooney, a phenomenal director f haven't seen good night and good luck or confession as of dangerous mind, rent those. this is "powerhouse political thrill are, a 100 minute dialogue driven film that felt like a 100 minute action sequence. i felt like these guys were like drawing guns in westerns and shooting but they were just shooting. the way it is shot and the way it is written is so powerful. i loved every single second of this film. ryan gosling, this is the year for him, crazy stupid love, drive and now this. the guy doesn't have to say anything and he can emote to the audience. i

that's kip hughs.e races in and pulls the fire marshals away and pulls terry musscrat as hard as he can to pull him out of his burning race car. >> he's all right! yeah! >> when he got to this car he pulled the people away, he waved somebody over to car 97 and said get him out. >> let me get this straight, kip was not even involved in the crash. he stopped his racing car, got out and rescued a fellow driver. >> exactly right. totally, totally brave. he's pulling those people away so he can get in there because he had the helmet on or -- >> i'll tell you why. when he was 7 he was in the stands at a race similar to this and watched his father get in a car accident and get badly burned. >> his nose melted the cartilage, took his lips off. they had to go in and basically reconstruct his face. >> true example of somebody putting somebody else first and he really did. where he could have been badly burned like his own father. >> he's okay, he's all right! >> want to show you some hairraising photos you can c

and that is kip hughes. another driver in the race, stopped his car and pulls the other driver out. he ripped off the window netting. he is pulling hard until he's able to get that driver out. flames were literally whipping around his helmet. he says he had just one thought in mind and that thought was about something that happened 20 years ago. >> i always said that if something like that happens, i'm not going to be the guy standing back. i was, you know, 7 in the stands with my mom and brother and watching this stuff unfold with my dad. i told myself, you know, something like that happens again, i'm just -- i don't think. i just go and do whatever it is you can do. >> yeah, kip's dad was a racer as well. that's the scene he was describing some 20 years ago. driver hughes rescue had burns to his hand and back pain. but he is doing all right. kip hughes was the defending champion. >>> police searching for a missing child. they have more questions for the parents and one of the parents reportedly has failed

sandra hughes has more. >>> another night, another rhett carpet for george clooney. a movie from the award winning director of sideways. expect the same kind of poignant humor in this film. and he has to take over. it opens november 18th. >>> who here likes to win. >>> in theaters friday is the mighty max based on the true tale of the 1971 and 172 college women's basketball team. this is a hoopster cinderella story of a team which is so bad no one comes to their games. the women have no gym and no uniforms. the team is steer today a national championship. >> there was no way these people if you looked at it on the page would ever get to where they were. >> it was that story line that hooked them. >> it has to have some sense of death to it. when i read it i was so inspired by the story. >>> if you are a fan of the original willie wonka and the chocolate factory. you know all about his contest to tour the tact friday the and -- the factory and the business. there is a contest to give five lucky winners a trip to los angeles. andrea hughes, cbs news, hollywood. >>> goo

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. >> dicky: hugh laurie. nicole "snooki" poe lizzy. >> jimmy: i'm not your type. >> aside from looks -- well, you are tan. >> dicky: from "dancing with the stars," chaz bono.

you will see coach hugh jackson's address to his football team. coyle was in houston with the raiders. >>> the detroit lions might be the surprise of the nfl. but really, can the 49ers be far behind? what led to their shockingly easy dismantling of the tampa bay buckaneers. >>> arrested for an incidents with tiger woods. we will show you what happened in the tournament that went to a six-hole playoff. "game day" is next. ,,,, ,,,, at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call the bay area home. from funding that helped a local entrepreneur start a business... to providing grants to a nonprofit which offers job training and placement... and supporting an organization working to help the environment. because the more we do in the bay area, ---starring hugh jackman asa former boxer who fights robs -- was champion at the box office this weekend. it took in more than 27 million >>> the new disney movie "real steel" starting hugh jackman this weekend it took in more than $27 million. the new george clooney movie

holly hughes, so much information.ing to talk about the so-called underwear bomber about to go on trial. guess what? he's his own attorney. holly hughes will talk about this one with me. stay with us. l bloody awful. she told tiffany, stephanie, jenny and becky that she was coming to a place like this! but somebody didn't book with travelocity, with 24/7 customer support to help move them to the pool daddy promised! look at me, i'm swimming! ♪ [ gnome ] somebody, get her a pony! [ female announcer ] the travelocity guarantee. if your booking's not right, we'll help make it right, right away. from the price to the room to the trip you'll never roam alone. >>> we're joined again by holly hughes. there is a major blow to the terrorist organization. among other things, he is credited with masterminding the failed christmas day attack we have come to know as the underwear bomber. he goes on trial in detroit october 11th, i believe it begins. he fired his lawyers, plans to represent himself. what is he thinking here? we've h

game over, coaches hugh jackson embrace. he feels al davis calls all the shots.ckson credits the man he still calls coach davis. >> losing that man hurt me more than you know. i know he loved you guys just like he loved his coaching staff and this organization. and that man that was a hell of a job by you michael huff. i will tell you this, al davis had his hands on that ball, man. >> i know coach right now is saying, hugh what is going on. he would be getting after me about right now about the way we played but he would be happy because we won the game. i was very happy for the men. obviously the other day was a tough day but i could see the gleam many their eyes, they weren't going to stop fighting. we truly believe coach was with us. one thing that coach thought me is don't believe in plays believe in players. i could hear him saying that to me the whole time. sad day yesterday but i want everybody to know that i know without a shadow of a doubt that coach is up there rejoicing because his football team did what he always wanted them to do. just win. >> niners

hugh jackson right there so emotional as both teams are now 3-2. >>> now back to what we talked abouttexans best defensive player mario williams. he left yesterday's loss to oakland with an injured pectoral muscle. he actually tore that pectoral muscle. williams was the top pick in the 06 draft. and he made the change in houston's new 3-4d. so far five sacks and 1-4 fumble but mario williams is probably out for the year. >>> the ravens return to the gridiron next sunday hosting hugh stun. live at 4:00 right here on wjz channel 13. coming up at 6:00 we will update game two of the american league championship series. plus we will hear from john harbaugh on his upcoming opponent the houston texans. >>> in tonight's health watch miners in the state of california will no longer be allowed to use tanning beds. governor jerry brown signed a law makes it illegal for children under the age of 18 to use the beds. california is the first state to set a higher age limit. >>> also in tonight's health watch. if your medicine cabinet is filling up with dietary supplements, you may want to hear the n

so there will be fallout, but he'll have to play it very carefully. >> ok, hugh. thank you very much indeed. you're watching "bbc world news" with me, david eades. plenty more still to come, including, from president to see royalty, the controversy surrounding the moment when queen elizabeth met australia's prime minister. >> thousands of people in bolivia's main city, la paz, have welcomed a green of indigenous protesters who march against the controversial road project in the amazon. protesters say they won't go home until the project itself is scrapped. the bbc's correspondent has this report. >> they paraded like heroes through the streets of la paz. people were there to meet them. >> we're arriving thanks to god, who has given us the energy and soon we'll be at the scene of the government. >> in order that they respect our right to life and the existence of the indigenous people. >> one resident said not even the pope had received such a festive reception in bolivia. but the indigenous march has much more serious intentions. they say they're here to save thei

s. >>> hugh john mark karr man stars in real steel opening this weekend. he plays a former boxer who gets his comeback chance in a sport now dominated by robots. >> kevin mccarthy talked with hugh jackman about how he prepared for this role and training tips he got from a world class advisor. >> i always found myself so emotionally invested in your characters. when i'm watching you on camera, i don't see hugh jackman, i see the characters that you are playing. >> that is my goal so thank you. >> i see you in interviews and i sit down and i hear this also trailian ask accident. you perfectly nail the american ask accident. >> i have jess plat who has been with me on every movie who is just rally tough on me about it. i work hard at it. i'm pretty good at it but i feel like i'm an aussie here in america. i have got to nail this. he told my a little trick. heard johnny depp do an interview that he has a sentence he will say that contains every vowel or consonant change for the new accent and he will say it before a take. >> can you do the american accent. >>

hugh jackman. i mean, hello. how are you?ome to seattle right now. we're going to show you pictures of her family checking in at rome's airport earlier this morning. we go back to "20/20" co-anchor, elizabeth vargas, who was there in italy, with the latest on amanda knox's release. elizabeth? >> reporter: robin it was a dramatic scene here in perugia last night, as the judge and jury acquitted amanda knox and her former boyfriend, raffaele sollecito, of all murder charges and ordered that they be freed immediately. and sure enough, within 90 minutes after getting that verdict, amanda was leaving the capanne prison, to cheers of her fellow inmates. she is popular there. she and her family are en route back to seattle. and she expected to be back in seattle by the end of today. she said the first singh -- thing she wants to see is her bedroom and feel the grass. according to her mother because she hasn't felt that for four years. her father did tell me that he suspects this road to transition to normal life could be a bumpy one

you're about to know kip hughes, because of something he did. the story starts with this. >> seven years of announcing, that is the worst one i have ever seen. >> you hear the announcer pretty worked up. and this is what he is worked up about. this crash took place moments before you heard that announcement. and this is at a stock car race. the stock car nationals in oklahoma. you see, one of the stock cars there gets on its side. it's on fire there. several people tried to get in there and pull the driver out. and they're not able to. and then, here comes another guy, kip hughes, the aforementioned. he's the one in the helmet. and he pulls and tugs and keeps pulling -- keeps pulling until he's able to get the driver out. flames were apparently hitting his helmet while all of this was going on. hughes said he stopped his car, jumped into action, and while all this was going on, his mind was on something that happened 20 years ago. >> you know, i was a little boy in the stands, whatever -- you know, the wreck happened with my father. and you know

hugh jackman. i mean, hello. how are you? all of the "star trek" captains. there he is. he'll explain what he's doing there. william shatner, in the house. one more time, with meaning. >> giving it all he's got. >>> we have a lot more on amanda knox, as well. >> we certainly do. she is headed home to seattle right now. we're going to show you pictures of her family checking in at rome's airport earlier this morning. we go back to "20/20" co-anchor, elizabeth vargas, who was there in italy for amanda knox's release. elizabeth? >> reporter: it was a dramatic scene here in perugia, as the judge and jury acquit amanda knox and her former boyfriend, raffaele sollecito, of all charges. that they be freed immediately. and 90 minutes after getting that verdict, amanda was leaving the capanne prison, to cheers of her jail mates. she is popular there. and she expects to be back in seattle by the end of today. she wants to see her bedroom and feel the grass, according to her mother, because she hasn't felt that for four years. her fathe

is it hugh that war is ugly? >> yeyeah. and the tribal passions and the rage builds up.brutal after 2003, sectarian and terrible tribal violence. it's such a bad thing we that we are leaving that the president come scpowts retreats. but that's what is going on in the middle-east everywhere. >> carol brings up the most important point, are they ready for democracy? what happened happened, but let's be concerned about the future. >> sean: right. >> they are also killing people that were seen as supporters of qaddafi, the black african immigrants that were brought to the country, that's not getting enough media attention. so -- >> sean: this bothered me during the arab spring. somebody wrote a column attacking me, it turned out that the media was telling us, this is a democracy movement, celebrate, the same media went laur logan was raped and beat tone an inch of her life and other journalists were punched in the face. our media's telling us this is democracy? >> i was in israel when egyptians allowed the hamas terrorists to exit and kill a bunch of travelers on the red sea

an emotional road win for hugh jackson. >> coach is saying, dang it, what's going on?eed be getting after me about the way we played but he would be happy because we won the game, and i got to thank my players. we truly honestly believe that coach was with us today. i believe that wholeheartedly. >> mike: coach being al davis. tampa bay's head coach raheem morris said they were west coast killers. tonight, they were turned into road kill with the 48-3 niner victory. first quarter, alex smith off the play action, a dart to walker. big day for alex, career high three t.d. passes. the flood gates open. rogers, pegged off josh freeman. 31 yards for the touchdown, and afterwards check it out. a little dougie action. almost as good as my rendition. let the massacre begin. frank gore. 125 yards and the score. 24-3 at the half. second half, the vernon davis show over the middle. breaks four tackles, tumbles in for six. it's 31-3 in the third. niners embarrass the bucs 48-3, they're now 4-1. >> game one of national league championship series with my team of destiny, milwaukee,

coach hugh jackson saying he's not any a rush to make a decision. now if palmer does start sunday, he will go head to head with his former college room meat. they roomed together while playing at usc. both palmer and castle were recruited to play at usc by the current raiders coach, hugh jackson, whos youed to be assistant coach for the trojan ls. palmer was his best man at the wedding. the man who wrote the book on propofol takes the stand in the case against michael jackson's doctor. the allegation that he's calling crazy. and celebrations in the streets of libya overnight as a violent dictator meets a violent end. new details on his full-time moment and what his rise and fall means for the u.s. >>> and scott we just missed the construction crew you talked about. just cleared the golden gate bridge. but i have an issue with aclos freeway clanose towards another bay area bridge. hey, your high speed internet here, at home... ...and on the go... ...with some really big news. it's b-i-g -- big. high speed internet from at&t at home... ...includes wi-

. >>> so a couple of days ago, hugh jackson said he would sit back and drink irish coffee to see whoart for quarterback. well, he may need something stronger, carson palmer, beginning his career, boller, picked off on first possession, lewis returns for a 59-yard touchdown, kansas city, and bottle threw three interceptions in the first half. arenas, taking the direct snap in the end zone. the cornerback gets into the pack. down 21, hugh jackson makes the switch to palmer, he completed the first pass, but just like boller, he threw three interceptions, one for a touchdown, palmer completes just eight of 21 passes, the chiefs shut out the raiders, 28- 0, thanks to six interceptions. that ends oakland's nine game winning streak against the division opponent. >> i didn't know i was playing until 10 minutes before i went on the field, started to throw the football. i didn't have time to be nervous, just trying to get prepared and think through it. >> i told you guys, i will say it, carson palmer losing the game, boller loses it, jackson loses it, you guys can write it. it will be fine. we

sandra hughes, cbs news, valencia, california. >>> they say every bride should have something borrowed. now one napa family is helping someone can lend them something big and fast. >> julia reports the family sifting through the rubble of their burned out home is also searching for a new place for their daughter to get married tomorrow. you could see the fire throughout the napa valley. flames burning through the two story house and an addition under construction. fortunately, no one was home at the time. a home belonging to napa wine maker and his wife, page. >> my husband and i got married here over 15 years ago. >> and tomorrow, their daughter and her phi january fiance were planning to be married. the family was in the process of adding an addition. in fact, it's directly behind me. the main portion of the house is what was essentially burned. firefighters having to use some of the pool water to help douse the flames last night. and right here is where the bride and groom were supposed to stand tomorrow for their wedding vows before family and friends with this sweeping view of the

hugh jackson better give us an answer real soon.t the end of his press conference that he actually knows who is going to start. he is not ready to share that information with the media. by the way, sebastian janikowski is not expected to play on sunday. so coach hugh jackson had several kickers work out to see who could fill in for the best kicker in football right now. reporting from alameda, nbc bay area. >> thank you, henry. >>> the 5-1 niners get weekly awards. the nfl has named frank gore the fed ex ground player of the week. gore had runs of 47 and 55 yards last sunday against detroit en route to rushing for 141 yards in the game. gore has three straight ap100-yd games for the third time in his career. and for the second straight week, alvin smith wins pepsi honor of the weeks honors. he had two sacks, a forced fumble and a safety against the lions. on the downside, our the nhl has fined smith $15,000 for roughing the passer. >>> washington is shaping up to be a case of two outstanding quarterbacks. andrew luck and the husky's

sandra hughes, las vegas. >> former utah governor, john huntsman boycotted the debate over nevada's early caucus state. >>> a gang fight at city hall. it happened friday afternoon. men from two rival gangs ended up at the office of neighborhood safety on ons. they were picking up checks paid for being community peacemakers. part of a program that offers incentives for avoiding gun violence. a fight broke out and one man's nose was broken. >> at this point, we are looking for people to come forward. we are trying to get information. >> police say they have not identified a victim or any suspects. though owen tells cbs 5 it did give the names of four men involved to police. >>> a much cooler day across the day. did you feel it? >> cooled off a bit. >> i don't know if you could feel it in our areas. otherwise, we had drizzle and this is after a high of 61 degrees. this is the scene and looking out towards lake merit, where if you look very carefully, you can see the overcast conditions. there is mist and overnight tonight, everybody will become cloudy, overcast with areas of low clouds and f

do not ask hugh jackson that question. nothing else is scheduled... making the cancell ♪[ music ] >>> talks between the league and the players association on a new labor deal for the nba have broken down. nothing else is scheduled making the cancelation of more games that much more likely. mark, start the clock please. >> clock is running. >>> world series, game 2, another well pitched game, scoreless in the 5th, cardinals threatening, an amazing stop to get the out saves at least a run. st. louis leading 1-0 in the 9th, then josh hamilton sacrifice fly brings in the tieing run. anders able to tie up and go to third. he would score on a sac fly. texas led 2-1. the cards get a runner against feliz but he gets furcal to fly out. they're going to texas on saturday. >>> carson palmer had widely been reported to be the raiders starting quarterback this sunday. hugh jackson isn't ready to make the proclamation. >> i just laugh at all the reports that he's starting. everybody made all of the decisions for me. thank you, i appreciate it. i ain't telling anybo

should be wasn't, teams hate to use injuries as excuses, but mcfadden was out, too many were out, hugh said he would sit back and drink some irish coffee and decide who would start at quarterback. he may need something stronger tonight after the team's performance. carson palmer began the raiders career as a back-up to kyle bowler, lewis returns a 59 yards for a touchdown, kansas city out to a 14-0 lead, bowler threw three interception news s in the first half. the quarterback, taking it into the end zone. the offense, 21-0, and hugh jackman making the switch, palmer takes the field, completed the first pass. but just like bowler he threw three interceptions, one of them another pick six. palmer completed only eight of 21. the chiefs shut out the raiders, 28-0, thanks to six interceptions ending oakland's nine-game winning streak against the division opponents. >> i didn't know i was playing until 10 minutes before i went on the field, tried to throw the football. i didn't have time to be nervous, just tried to get prepared and think through it. >> as i told you guys, i will say it aga