rex northern of the clean tech open joins us as well as jim davis of chevron energy solutions. is the major sponsor of the clean tech open and a major sponsor of "press:here," as well. wanted to get that out of the way. awards in the clean tech competition is how pedestrians that high-tech stuff is. nano robots that will mine the chlorophyll or something. insulating your house would make more sense energy wise. >> you were magnificent, scott. and, of course, jim was on the same stage with you last week. so, the answer to the question is that, of course, people are always looking for the sexiest thing. you know. >> yes. pink insulation isn't sexy, but it's effective. >> the pink stuff is sexy. >> if you think so. >> the government spend a fair bit of the stimulus package going around weatherizing people's homes. it was quite a big deal, actually, in the past few years. so, perhaps the best way to spend the money we have and here's a man who is in the energy efficiency space is in not building new power plants, is in the what not produced. so, you're right. a huge proportion of th

assistant coach, who has been fired here from syracuse university and the first accuser bobby davis emerged. jim boeheim very much changing his tone, in fact saying that if his initial words caused any grief or problems with other victims to potentially come forward or hamper the investigation in any way, he was sorry nofor that. listen to how jim boeheim talked about that. >> i supported a friend. that's what i did. i'm proud that i did. if you have known somebody, worked with somebody for 36 years and known them for 48 years. you went to school with them, i think you owe a debt of allegiance and gratitude for what he did for the program, and that's what my reaction was, and so be it. >> reporter: interesting. jim boeheim had written out scripted notes for himself. when it came time to talk about certain aspects of the investigation that was hard to get him away from the scripted moments he had kind of written out for himself. we asked if he been called to testify under oath in any part of the investigation or any grand jury investigation. he blew off that question. we also asked him if he had

i want to thank the executives at cnn, jim, scott, rick davis, phil whitaker. i thank them all.his possible. for giving me the privilege of being in this fantastic business, and to be honored by the people in your own business, what can be better than that? for a kid from brooklyn, who dreamed a dream, and had a dream come true. i cannot end without doing something a little humorous. there is an annual dinner in washington, d.c., every year, the washington touchdown club. they give out awards for everything. best teacher, worst teacher, best coach, worst coach. it is endless. the dinner goes until about 2:00 in the morning. each year, to have a man of the year. that is what everybody stays, to hear the man of the year. they have frank sinatra, johnny carson. one year, danny kaye was the gunnery. everybody stayed. honoree.as the all we wanted to hear was, "i want to thank, i want to thank," 20 minutes until 2:00 in the morning, danny gets on and says, i want to thank my urologist. [laughter] dr. harvey klein of beverly hills for making it possible to help me sit through this crap

at least it seems that way right now in terms of bobby davis's allegations. >> jim boeheim didn't believe i have to tell you that davis broke in the airport lounge and someone turned to me and said, you're the news guy. i can't believe this. i played under coach fine. there is no way. he is not that kind of person. i know that he's not that kind of person when i look at him. i think people are starting to realize that there's more to a person than what they present to the public and the students are finding out about that as well as the world. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. when all this started we talked to a lot of former players of coach boeheim and fine. former managers and assistant coach. all of them defended bernie fine to the tooth and said there was no way this was within his character. he wasn't that type of man. he was a great family man, someone who cared about his players. that may be true. i'm sure it is true. he does care about the players. like you said, there's the chance that there's more to someone. i think as the details continue to come out, we're starting to see that

you go back a week and a half ago, and jim boeheim came out in support of bernie fine, saying bobby davisiar. fine was a guy he trusted. obviously, that statement was in poor choice by jim boeheim. but does he deserve to lose his job? no. >> what do you make of this ten-year-old tape? as we were discussing a second ago, between bobby davis and fine's wife? now fine's wife is saying this was doctored. >> it's sorted. they have had the phone conversation. i think bobby davis was in a relationship with the fine family. he said he had a sexual relationship with bernie fine's wife. it's very sorted as far as the details are concerned. but she made reference, and i didn't listen to the whole phone conversation, all i heard was what everybody heard when espn released that on sunday morning. but the fact is, she made reference to bernie fine and their relationship. this and that with regards to what we heard. there seems to be a lot of truth to it. >> thank you for your time. >>> president obama is ready to take the fight to republicans leading the charge to keep the payroll tax cut for middle cl

davis's claim. the police department reportedly not pursuing it because of statute of limitations had expired but someone today who is strongly defending fine is legendary head coach of syracuse. he is jim boeheim. boehim telling espn that davis, who he knows by the way, is lying, a thousand lies he says. boehim issued following statement which he says, quote, this matter was fully investigated by the university in 2005. it was determined that the allegations were unfounded. i have known bernie fine for more than 40 years. i have never seen or witnessed anything to suggest he would be involved in any of the alleged activities. this morning the chancellor of syracuse university issued an e-mail to the campus saying that university officials should not turn a blind eye to these accusations but says there should not be an unfair rush to judgment. jenna, back to you. >> we'll keep that in mind and continue to sort through the information. thank you very much, eric shawn at syracuse today. jon: a brand new poll just out on the race for the 2012 republican nomination and the battle for iowa specifically. the new poll shows herman cain at the front of the back with ron paul rising into second

>>> now to baseball, the nationals have picked up the option on davie johnson who will return next season as manager. he took over for jim the final 20 games. >>> tony larussa fresh off winning his third career world series title announced his retirement after 33 years. he managed the white sox and the cardinals. he leaves with 272 # victories, the third most in major league history. he is one of only two managers to win the world series in both leaks. >>> so did you tax your kids out trick or treating last night? that was the scene at the mall of bridge in hyattsville. dozens of kids dressed in costume were treated to a magic show and then the youngsters got a chance to collect candy and other goodies from store owners. it was a familiar scene in georgetown where they kept up a halloween tradition. fox 5's will thomas was there. >>> michael jackson's thriller set the mood in the heart of georgetown. hundreds of people crowd the sidewalk, some just come to look. >> as the evening goes on, it will change. >> you know this from years past. >> yes. >> pick 'em out! >> reporter: others are definitely part of the show here. >

coaching stint, accused by davis and his stepbrother mike lange of sexually abusing them while they served as ball boys for the team as far back as 1978. at first, syracuse head coach jim fiercely defended his longtime colleague. >> i've worked with coach fine and that buys a lot of loyalty from me. >> reporter: espn's "outside the lines" obtained an audiotape which bobby davis recorded legally in 2002 of a phone conversation he had with fine's wife, laurie. on the tape lauri fine says she knew about the alleged abuse. >> i know everything that went on. you know, i know everything that went on with him. bernie has issues, maybe that he is not aware of, but he has issues. >> do you think i'm the only one he's ever done that to? >> no. i think there might have been others but was geared to -- there was something about you. >> reporter: these latest allegations of sexual abuse claim the job of yet another college coach after similar charges at penn state and recent allegations of coaches sexually abusing olympic swimmers and gymnasts. it's fair to ask just how prevalent sexual abuse has become in this nation's locker rooms? >> this is a watershed moment. penn state, syrac

jim boeheim knew anything and when. boeheim has already called the accuser a liar, after bobby davis recently suggested the coach knew about his long-time assistant and young boys. on the tape, the woman identified as the coach's wife predicts that one day it would become public. >> i said to him -- you know, bobby and i talked, and i know some things about you that if you keep pushing, are going to be let out. >> he doesn't think he can be touched. >> no -- he thinks that, i think, he thinks he's above the law. >> reporter: two of bernie fine's attorneys have not returned multiple calls for more than a week, just ten days ago, fine was put on administrative leave by syracuse after 35 yea s s as a coach there. >> t.j., thank you. >>> let's bring in espn's mark schwartz, who broke the story of that phone call. and a lot of people will want to know, did this accuser go to authorities at syracuse university with these allegations years ago? >> reporter: david, he did call in 2002 and spoke for about five minutes with the syracuse police detective who heard his story, davis says that detective doug fox told him the statute of

jim boeheim knew anything and when. boeheim has already called the accuser a liar, after bobby davis recently suggested the coach knew about his long-time assistant and young boys. on the tape, the woman identified as the coach's wife even predicts that one day, it would become public. >> i said to him, you know, bobby and i talked, and i found out some things about you that if you keep pushing, are going to be let out. >> he doesn't think he can be touched. >> no -- he thinks that, i think he thinks he's above the law. >> reporter: so, ten days after bernie fine was put on administrative leave, he is fired, after 36 seasons as a syracuse basketball coach. and david, he is currently the target of an fbi and syracuse police investigation. >> this news breaking just since we were on the air on the east coast. t.j., thank you. i spoke a short time ago to espn's mark schwartz, who broke the story of the phone call recorded. and i began by asking mark if the accuser ever brought his accusations to syracuse university or the authorities? >> reporter: david, he did call in 2002 and spoke for about five minutes with the syracuse p

-davis fired pepper spray directly into the faces of passive occupy protestors who refused to move after being warned by police. >> jimu know, there are better ways to get college kids to move. hey, everybody! green days in the quad. free talk owes! what? the infirmary as a herpes vaccine? let me show you another quick look at this. i just want to remind you that the shapes that the officer appears to be casually rust- proofing are human people. with eyes and lungs. that is not a termite nest. now you might be wondering who were those thugs? who were those thugs being doused with what can only be described as jersey shore levels of orange spray? it turns out they are students.... ( applause ) ... students engaged in a nonviolent protest at the university of california davis. go, fightin' pass sift. protesting recent tuition hikes and the occupy wall street movement. the chief of police will explain. >> for the safety of the officers and the arrestees so they could get out and leave. >> jon: the safety of the arrestees. apparently they were spraying them with neosporin. now, there are situations where police are in dan

jim boeheim knew anything. boeheim called the accuser a liar after bobby davis suggested the coach knew about his long time assistant and young boys. on the tape the woman identified as the coach's wife even predicts that one day it would become public. >> i said to him, bobby and i talked and i know some things about you that are going to be let out. >> he doesn't think he can be touched. >> he thinks that i think he things he is above the law. >> reporter: he is fired after 36 seasons as a syracuse basketball coach. currently the target of an fbi and syracuse police investigation. rob, sunny. >> she knows her husband mope lested this kid. she has an affair with him too. on the phone with the kid, talk as but it matter of factually. cavalier. >> just bizarre. doesn't make sense. are they married? were they married at the time president? beginning of the investigation. i'm sure this story will develop. we will hear more about it. all and all, just so sad, sordid and bizarre. >> back in the mid 90s when the guy was 27 years old he asked the coach for $5,000 for help paying student loan. the coach says sure i will giv

coaching stint accused by davis and his step brother mike lang of sexually abusing them while they served as ball boys for the team as far back as 1978. at first syracuse head coach jimhooim defended long time colleague. >> i have been friends for 50 years with the coach and l fine and that brings a lot of loyalty to me. >>reporter: espn obtained an audio tape which davis recorded legalfully 2002 of phone conversation he had with fine's wife lori. on the tape lori fine says she knew about the alleged abuse. >> i know everything that went on with himñr. he has issues. maybe he's not aware of but he has issues. >> do you think i'm the only one he has ever done that to. >> no. i think there might have been others but there was something but. >>reporter: these latest allegations of sexual abuse claim the job of yet another college coach. after similar charges at penn state. and recent allegations of coaches sexually abusing olympic swirm and gymnast. fair to ask how prevalent sexual abuse has become in this nation locker room. >> this is water shed moment. penn state, syracuse, other stories out there. for to us look at these coaches. lack at the institutions and find ou

davis, san francisco giant former, hitting coach. played seven saef sond. three-time all-star. the as steal one across the bay from across america. a k f friday. >> very interesting. okay. jimso much. >>> kris >> christmas in the park is under way in san jose tonight. three, two, one. >> the christmas tree lighting brought several hundred downtown. and christmas in the park held there, there is mike. because of sit ycity budget cut almost didn't happen. a sponsor stepped up and donated $40,000 to make sure the tradition continued and trains ran on time. >> so festive. look at all that. final check of the forecast. >> quick look in case you missed it earlier. looking at, temperatures close to 70 by sunday. get in another fast look. >> looks great. worth a second look. >> of all right. >> the sunshine. thank you so much. have a good weekend, folks.

davis campus. >> the sister of actress natalie >>> and welcome back. i'm wendy rieger sitting in for pat lawson muse who is on assignment this afternoon. >> i'm jim handly in new york city arrest a man they say is a home grown terrorist. this 27-year-old was plotting an attack using pipe bombs on soldiers coming back to the u.s. authorities have been tracking him for nearly two years. they finally moved in when he purchased ingredients for bombs with the help of an nypd informant. >>> oscar ortega hernandez is accused of firing rounds into the white house. there's not enough evidence to charge him. >>> no official word from the so-called supercommittee. now, it appears the panel's debt-cutting mission will end in failure. by midday, they had yet to meet. both parties were blaming each other because they didn't have a deal. >> the expected failure sent stocks tumbling. the dow plunged 247 points. nasdaq off 49 and s&p off 20 points. >>> a former head of the fbi will lead the special committee for penn state. they will investigate the university's handling and questions of a cover up by administrators and coaches. jay gray reports from pennsylvania. >> re

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jim sees his family. dell. the power to do more. >>> we're back with new fallout from the pepper spray outrage at uc davis.sually pepper spraying student protesters. it turns out that in 2003 he was involved in a $250,000 discrimination lawsuit alleging that he used an anti-gay slur against an openly gay officer. but this is bigger than just uc davis. the right wing is doing everything it can to undermine the 99% movement since it started over two months ago. >> i, for one, am increasingly concerned about the growing mobs occupying wall street. >> i see it sort of like a paris mob. >> that's anti-american. >> attack upon freedom. >> go get a job right after you take a bath. >> and now the republican architect karl rove has an attack ad out against the ultimate fighter for the middle class, elizabeth warren. and here is why. they're scared. take a look at these numbers. the average bush tax cut for the richest 1% this year will be greater than the average income of the other 99%. $66,000 to $58,000. and the national conversation is changing. a progressive wave is gaining strength every day from protests to

jim steyer. have a great weekend. >>> well, you're either go bears or go cardinals. the battle for the axe tonight at stanford, and uc davis in basketball. sports is coming up next. in tonight's ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, upset in tonight's big game . >>> honey do melons are still coming in, and this fall we're still seeing melons. this time of year, you have to select them and store them right. otherwise they are not going to taste good at all. let's talk about selection. big selection of honey do melons. buy them, see this color? that's what you want to look for. not too green. this color here is perfect. make sure it's nice and sticky when you rub your hands around there. that means they are full of sugar and ready to enjoy. when you bring them home, unlike cantelopes, honey do melons continue to right. the sugar content continues. leave them on the counter. do not put them in the refrigerator. when they are really sticky all the way around, ah, that's the sugar just screaming! if they are really smooth, in fact they shrivel up on you, that melon never had any sugar. there you go! you'll love it. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh

jim bayheim is a very tough guy. he initially came out with strong support of his friend and colleague. just last weekend, he backtracked, apologizing to bobby davis alleged victim saying if he made any insensitive remarks, it wasn't his intention to, and he encouraged people to come to the game. it's the first home game since fine was fired. bayheim is pretty secure in his job, espn reporting that he has no intention of stepping down. there is a very strong hierarchy here at the basketball program, so they already do have a coach who would step in, but it doesn't look like that's going to be a need. ted? >>> jerry sandusky's lawyer says the former penn state football coach has hired a private investigate or investigator. sandusky is hoping to prove his innocence in the charge that he sexually abused eight boys over a 15-year period. this comes after an alleged victim has hired two attorneys. they say when the time is right, they will file civil suits against sandusky and others. >>> the british embassy was stormed. they replaced the british flag with an iranian flag. this is potentially extremely dangerous. >> reporter: it is, you know, ted, it's

jim harbaugh is doing with a formula. solid running game and stifling defense even if it means winning ugly. he talks about accountability and only thing that matters is to win. a vernon davisrabtree and alex smith could be complaining if they are not getting enough practice but they don't care. they just want victories. >> if we can all expect that from each other, demand that from ourselves, keep asking those tough questions not be satisfied, to keep getting better. >> even though he is conservative by nature. he through a pass to staley for a 17-yard first down, then he turns around and throws another one for 18-yard gain. alex smith put staley in his place. >> they are primadonnas. i know they are excited. they don't get to do that very often. >> sharks perfect 6-0 but fighting night. they are mixing it up. rainers led 2-0 before pavelsky catches it on the rebound. 2-1. sharks have three on two we're tied at 2 but rangers come back on a power play. one second left. great pass. they score three in the period and go on to win it 5-2. and jim harbaugh has his footprints on practice programs at stanford and 49ers had. it's unbelievable. 6-1, simple formula. >> all right! >>

. >> davis said he told police about the abuse but got nowhere and he says he made the secret recording so his accusations would be taken seriously. syracuse head coach jimoeheim said he supports the decision to fire fine and he apologized for being insensitive for his initial statements. meanwhile, police and state college pennsylvania are investigating another abuse accusation against jerry sandusky. an inmate from oklahoma reportedly wee letter to the state attorney general's office claiming that the coach assaulted him. sandusky is already charged with abuse against eight minors. >> the maryland man at the center of investigation into a woman's mysterious disappearance in aruba could be set free as soon as tomorrow. he is expected in court for an appeals hearing. prosecutors want to keep him in custody while they investigator rob begin guard fehr's death but on friday, a judge rejected to hold the man for another 30 days. so far he is not charged with a crime and he says gardner was swept out to sea while snorkeling. occupy protestors on both sides of the country are holding their ground. in los angeles protestors were told to leave their camp near c

jim harbaugh and the 49ers to the town, thanksgiving night, the harbaugh bowl, baby. they're already talking about it. niners beat arizona. alex smith to former maryland standout vernon davis. he is a big-time player and sets up the first of three san francisco field goals. later, smith, the young quarterback, to alex -- i'm sorry, to kyle williams. 16-0 san francisco. the niners lost to dallas in week two. they won aetna row, and now they come to baltimore on a roll. they're 9-1, second-best record in the nfl against mr. vernon davis. bring them on, says john harbaugh. jack harbaugh, the dad, was on cbs coverage yesterday and says he's not coming to the game. >> what do you do? >> i'll believe it when i see it. you ought to have him out with the ceremonial coin flip. >> maybe he'll hunker down in a hotel and not play favorites. >> exactly. >> one side for the 49ers, the other side -- >> there you go. perfect time, 7:00 p.m. game, awesome, after dinner, chill out. >> be a lot of fun. >> coming up in the next hour of 11 news today -- an alleged terror plot foiled in new york city, who's being target and had why police say they had to move quickly. >> the commercial bus driv

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strictures of jim crow who were four free to -- who were now free to explore and be their truest creative selves as a result of their participants. when you think about jazz, you think about miles davis whose parents had migrated from arkansas to illinois where he had the luxury of being able to spend the hours it would take to become the mast err of his -- master of his instrument and to create a whole new form of music. and you think of thelonious monk whose parents left north carolina for harlem and had -- what would have happened had they not made that decision when he was 5 years old where he would get a chance to flourish in the way that he did. and then you think of john coltrane who also kim from north carolina, ended up in philadelphia where, believe it or not,s that is where he got his first alto sax, his first alto sax. can you think about so many people in sports from jesse owens to jackie robinson to even current-today people such as magic johnson and on and on and on and bill rustle. none of them, very few of them would have even have had the opportunity to become the legends that we know them to be had their parents not made the sacrifice to leave the only place they'd

davis and what happened to two of the officers involved. >>> and emotional farewell to a police officer killed in the line of dutyism we're in vallejo as officers and family and friends honored jim capoot. >> pleat bay area news coverage starts right now, ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >> good evening, i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes. >> we have breaking newses out of new york where mayor michael bloomberg announced the arrest a suspected terrorist. 15 minutes ago mayor bloomberg said police arrested 27-year- old al-qaeda follower yesterday. who was plotting bomb attacks throughout new york city. they say josi pimental of manhattan was planning to bomb patrol cars and postal facilities and servicemen and women returning from afghanistan. they say he was in the midst of building three bombs with points from home depot. they demonstrated the strength of a both, showing a similar bomb blowing up a car. he told investigators he was angry about the presence of the us military in the middle east, but they say he was working alone. >>> in other news, order obey, occupy demonstrators did not resist police demands to leave a vacant lot in oakland they just took over last night. ken pr

davis is the first guy that you should look at. they are all the same guys who had and that is why from 3,000 mi. away as jimtting all the credit. he has figured out how to get the most out of the guys. the ravens are a defense to stop first and foremost. you have to make to the titans deny to the ball in the red zone. alex smith likes to go to his tight end in sight of the red zone. i think those of the two things you have to do defensively against the 49ers. all offensively, good luck, that is a great defense that you are bringing to baltimore. i think you may want to look at the field goal kickers because i suspect it will come down to one of those guys. >>gary: when you first spotted vern glenn some 25 years ago did you think that he would make it big and become a hero in san francisco? >> obviously you mean big facetiously right? [laughter] >> tel vern i love him and he knows i am allowed to get away with that. >>gary: thank you for coming on.gerry sandusky. he is well loved a good friend of sandusky back in a moment. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] we know you've got a lot on your plate at thanksgiving. which

accusers, former syracuse ball boy bobby davis during which he basically says she knew the abuse was going on. >> >> reporter: in a statement, syracuse head coach jimoeheim says the allegations are disurk and deeply troubling, i'm personally very shocked because i've never witnessed any of the activities that have been alleged. i believe the university took the appropriate steps tonight. meanwhile 23-year-old zach tomaselli is the third accuser to come forward saying the penn state scandal led him to reveal that fine molested him. he also accused his own father of abuse. tomaselli's father says the boy is lying but the boy has given details and dates to the media. >> beginning a shower, and there was a mirror that was kind of by the bathroom and he was sitting on the bed, and he was looking at me, get out of the shower, through the mirror that reflected into the bathroom. >> reporter: the u.s. attorney, not local authorities, have taken a lead in this investigation. the u.s. secret service actually helped search fine's home and we've learned fine has been removed from the syracuse university website. megyn: rick, thank you. we're going to have a fu

jim manley. a discussion about the penn state syracuse child sex abuse allegations with carolyn atwell- davis.tern on c-span. >> president obama reps up his ninth trip to the asian-pacific region this weekend. he gave his address from indonesia where he joined leaders from u.s. companies and then mounting trade agreement he said will increase american exports and jobs. the president talks about the importance of the region to the u.s. economy and white america must invest in high-tech manufacturing. -- and white america must invest and high-tech manufacturing. the panel is negotiating a plan by next wednesday to reduce the nation's debt by at least 1.2 trillion dollars over the next decade. he talks about his party's commitment to cutting spending and changing the tax code. >> today in speaking to you from indonesia as i finish up my trip from the asian pacific. over the past week, the progress we made in opening markets and boosting exports here will help create more jobs and more growth in the united states. i was proud to join leaders from some of our nation's top companies as they announce

davis faculty association is calling for the chancellor's resignation. >>> the family of a vallejo police officer killed in the line of duty wants to public to honor him. officer jimwas chasing a suspect bank robber when he was shot and killed. police arrested henry albert smith friday. he is due in court tomorrow. he could face the death penalty if convicted. >>> local leaders will hold a candlelight vigil tonight in front of vallejo city hall and they set up a memorial fund for the family. >>> we are learning more about what may have driven the man suspected of killing officer capoot to the edge. court records found that henry albert smith was in financial trouble. the home where he lived with his wife and three children was recently placed in foreclosure. they had extensive credit card debt and student loan. >>> oakland police are investigating an overnight shooting that happened before 2:00 a.m. on rockingham court and marist drive. ems crews could be seen loading the victim into an ambulance. we don't know the age of the victim. we are told close to 100 people were at the party when the shooting occurred. >>> pg&e says a natural gas pipeline that ruptured dur

davis. where she says she knew the abuse was going on. >> there was something about you. >> like, i'm wondering why? >> reporter: in a statement syracuse head coach jimthe allegations that came forth are disturbing and deeply troubling. i'm personally very shocked because i have never witnessed any of the activities that have been alleged. i believe the university took the appropriate step tonight. initially boehim suggested that the two accusers only came forward to so they could sue the university for millions of dollars. martha: now there is a third accuser. >> a 26-year-old man from maine, saying penn state scandal prompted him to come forward saying fine molested him in a pittsburgh hotel room nine years ago. he has given dates and details to police and media. listen. >> i do remember getting out of the shower and there is mirror that is kind of by the bathroom and he was sitting on t bed and he was looking at me, get out of the shower through the mirror that reflected into the bathroom. >> reporter: got a lot more graphic after that. state and federal authorities continue to investigate the charges. bernie fine now officially fired, martha. mar

jim harbaugh's club, best start since 1997, at the 5:00 kick on thursday night. vernon davisy, three and a half point under dogs. but hey, it is the harbaugh brothers. jim versus john, although it is like pulling teeth to get either of them to go to the family route -- >> you know -- probably want to peel back the onion here some more, and get into my soul. but you know we're -- this week, my brother -- this is something we're trying to beat. a lot of things to focus on other than getting real nostalgic. >> really there are two teams going about it. it will be the ravens against the 49ers. >> you know what would really throw them off, if every guy at the press conference started to talk about anything but the family deal, then -- as long as -- you know they 25th twithc a little bit, but if you just didn't ask them -- you got it. all right, the raiders coach, hugh jackson, not backing down, i think the referees are against the raiders stand against yesterday, good news, forget hugh jackson talking, this is heyward bey, taken off the field with a neck injury, on the ground for