a track every morning with ken bruce and myself every afternoon. another one same time tomorrow. we are working in a very recording studio, which is recording 16 separate tracks through a board like this. when i started producing records a few years ago... # right, said fred, both of us together, one # each end and steady as we go....# we still mixed our sounds on a board like this, not quite as complicated. but it all came down to just one track because it was on a record came out of one loudspeaker. # there's nothing you can do that can't be done... # nothing you can sing that can't be sung. # very superstitious. music. it's all around us. it's in everything we do. in our work or play. we celebrate with it, and we mourn with it. # i may not always love you...# i need music, and i don't mean just professionally. i think you will find to some extent, pretty well everybody does. # if i painted a picture of you...# bill haley had arrived, and of course that was the end of ballad singing. i never had another hit until 1962. but fortunately in the mean

big reason why smith is in oakland and bruce irvin is in oakland is the relationship they formed with ken norton jr. on the coaching staff in seattle. taylor with the toss to goodwin. giving up the yardage underneath. >> dan: with ken norton being a former linebacker, with a bunch of super bowl rings, the linebackers speak the same language and the terminology ken norton sr., with irvin and smith. >> ian: three super bowls for norton, three pro bowls in his career as well. 6 1/2 to play, taylor, not going to get far. autry, there to make sure that taylor didn't get extra yards. it's going to be a sack for the oakland d. >> dan: familiar sight, too often for buffalo bill fans, watching taylor go back to pass and not finding anybody initially. relying on the legs to pick up the yardage. >> ian: the last win buffalo had in oakland was 1966. to the sideline, goodwin with the clean catch on the juggle. he held on to the 40 yard line and the first down for buffalo. 12 yards through the air. 5:52 to play in the fourth. the bills are down two touchdowns. >> dan: right in front of the official, ap

bruce gordon has their story. >> reporter: fire investigato investigators sifted through the black ken wreckage of 440 normal fulton street, cousins sherri bots and sarina shade arrived to the block for the first time since fire destroyed it. bots was overcome with emotion. isn't how? why? you know, why just how? >> flames erupted last thursday evening in a first floor back room of the row house bots and shade had just rented. with bots friend shade's boyfriend and the women's three children. bots says her friend was there eating pizza with her two kids when her six-year-old son noticed the names. within minutes a stretch of eight row homes was a blaze. no one was hurt. but half a dozen families lost most of what they owned. bots and shade lost everything. >> we can't even go back in the house. we can't see if there's anything salvageable. there's nothing left. >> reporter: almost immediately, friends and strangers reached out to help collecting donations, offering a place to stay. >> it was the next day somebody was handing me something. all we had was the clothes on our backs. so no one out -- people out there wi