mr. al davis was born july 4th, 1929.s raised in brooklyn new york but he turned oakland, california into his own nation. the raider nation. >> this is about a new mystique. >> he was just 33 when he joined the organization in 1963. as head coach and as general manager. >> well, he was very demanding man. he turned our organization into a professional football team and he turned the american football league into a real first class football league. >> reporter: three years later davis left the raiders to become the american football league commissioner and helped force the merger with the bigger established football league and that historic merger ended his stint and he returned to oakland as part owner and he obtained control of every day operations of the team. >> i want a winner. that's my life and i have always won and i always will win. >> very tough physical and intimidating and good football team. i think is his legacy of being able to build that and a little bit of a renegade and outlaw and i'll do it my way whethe

al davis is definitely one of them. >> these fans came here to feel al davis' presence. this man felt it was not enough. three hours after an ink session, mr. al davis lives forever. >> he was an icon to everybody. >> al davis is just a legendary owner. that doesn't exist anymore in the nfl. >> reporter: i asked if the raider organization had any formal memorial plan and was told nothing has been announced. jade hernandez. >>> players and fans honor davis with a moment of silence before today's game. allie rasmuss was with the raider nation. >> reporter: on game day there are rituals. >> i paint up for the game. >> costumes. and comradery but along with their traditions these raider fans also had the face of the franchise on their mind. >> mr. al davis will be on everybody's mind. >> i was up all night, i still can't believe he's gone. >> reporter: some came as far as way as i bakersfield to be here to watch the first game without al davis. >> we came all the way from home to be with loved ones because it was like we lost a family member. >> condolence cards were passed all around the bar. the cards are far davis' family. she will drop the

mr. davis. >> the funeral for al davis will be the who's who in the nfl. >> like when bill walsh passed away a couple years ago. he'll be dearly missed. >> the last of a dying breed. >> no question. nobody's accomplished what he's accomplished and i'm still trying to get over it myself. >> always on the cutting edge as old as he was and as long as he was there. >> always. >> that's it for abc7 news at 4:00. i'm alan wang, saturday night football is next.

thursday, near 90 inland, 80's around the bay. >> back to al davis. >> the day in sports has beeny set by the passing of al davis. we'll hear about what mr. davis raiders owner al davis, just win, baby, passed away this morning at home at the age of 82. cause of death was not known. davis did more for the nfl than anyone involved in the game. he was assistant, head coach, owner, american football league commissioner. a maverick doing things his way, the raider way, and won three super bowls. he was loyal to players, coaches and fans and the only color he saw was silver and black. he hired the first african-american head coach and officers latino and first female c.e.o. we caught up with former players and current who were saddened by mr. davis' passing. >> to wake up and hear we lost our owner, the guy who led this team many years, active it was o take in and to understand what he meant to the organization. he was -- he loved his players. doesn't matter if it's now or 30 years ago. >> a shock to hear this morning of -- i was saddened by it. walking around in the morning, getting ready to go to walk through and one of the players saw it o

mr. al davis' life. it will be the first home-game since mr. davis passed away.ould be able to win with heavy hearts in houston on sunday, but coach hue jackson says it's time to move forward. >> we are all going to miss him, but we have a job to do and here is the bottom line, he wouldn't want it any other way. he wouldn't want it this way or the other, but wants this team to play football and i can feel that coming through me, i really do. that is my message to these guys, we have done our grieving. we have paid the respects the right way and will continue to do so, but the most important thing we have to do is play a cleveland brown team coming here to beat us. >> the 49ers have owned the lions, san francisco has won 1 of its last 13 meetings against detroit, meeting seven straight, but the 4-1 niners head to the motor city as slight underdogs. controlling off the victory over tampa bay last week. alex smith throwing to two tight ends with a lot of success. lieobslions are 5-0 and have many many weapons. >> stafford is back and to have kelvin johnson and other

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mr. davis. >> mike: that's what called him, too. >> alan: the raider nation fans are paying tribute to alavis. we're live at raider headquarters in alameda where fans have been paying respects. >> reporter: and for those who do call themselves part of raider nation, this is the white house house, and that memorial right there is the expression of a people in mourning. for those devoted fans, al davis was more than just a man who built an iconic franchise, balloons, flowers, and a raidersjersey, the silver and black piece office the memorial. >> i feel like an orphan. i fell like the father of our football team just passed away. >> the death of al davis has stricken a usually rowdy gripe silent, and here at headquarters, devote fans take a knee, bring flowers, and ad signatures to a poster in honor of the man who turned the rough and tumble raiders into more than just a football team it's a way of life for those fans. >> how long you ban raider fan? >> all my life. 33 years. >> for the vices, this chance to pay their respect is well worth the 50-mile drive from fairfield. of course, some d

mr. davis this is al davis, a baby giraffe born last night that safari west in santa rosa.vern and his children love safari west. i bet you vern will not ignore his children on sunday he is a good dad. now the giraffe was named after the late rater older--raiders owner. now i will ignore my kids on sunday. >> know you will not because let me tell you why there will be sitting right next to you on the couch i am going out with the girls. >> good move. >>gary: i'm an older father. can we get a baby sitter? >> not at all. >>gary: now we come back, are you ready to go? >> i am ready to go. you will not ignore the kids, there will be sitting by you on the couch. >>gary: we will be back in a moment. jcpenney. what do you think of this one? really? what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together. perfect. two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a kitchen from ikea. no exclusions. with jcp cash get $10 off when you spend just $25. storewide. unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save. get $10 off with... ...no exclu

al davis. hue jackson, mr. davis game him his first head coaching job as a assistant for 20 years.ned home last night from houston where the raiders held on to beat the texans. and the fans, first and foremost, quite a fan base. today fans left flowers and other memorabilia to honor l davis. the raider flag flew at half mass and hue jackson had these words to say about the departed al davis. >> my job is to help the organization to where it wants to be within his vision. that's what i am setting out to do. with that's what i am going to do as long as i am here. it's about winning championships and that's what we will be about. we are not going to back down from that. >> there will be tribute sunday versus cleveland. 49ers, man, what is going on? jim harbaugh pushlish the right buttons. rogers yesterday. 14-3 lead. alex smith, everything working. three touchdowns. no interceptions. his last 10 games. >> you look at it and say that was solid. very good football. may not have been flashy but it was good solid football. and everybody, everybody played with great effort. everybody playe

al davis. >> reporter: of course mr. davis didn't always get along with the nfl, but the league will be honoring him tomorrow. every game will have a moment of silence beforehand, and all indications, dennis, are right now that his son mark will be the one taking over the team. i do have one mr. davis story i would like to share with you. he did threaten to throw one of our photographers off the premises one night for shooting video on one of our stakeouts. but he said the woman can stay. he was chifl reduce, and he'll be missed. you can't replace a legend. >> he was nicer to you than he was to me. young man, you're obviously not very well versed on this topic! [ laughter ] >> reporter: that's because you are a man, not a woman! >> whatever. kim, thanks a lot. good luck on the post game show tomorrow, interesting post game show. fifth quarter, raiders and texans on cbs 5. kim will be in houston for post game reaction. >> and you had said they were prepared when mr. davis passed, but do you think things will change for th

al davis. >> very sad for the family. my thought are with mrs. d son mark, first of all, and all the rest of the family. pretty shocked, you know. al davis was quite a guy in my life and in the lives of hundreds of people that worked for him and played for him and thousands of people around the league. i -- you know, i realize he has been sick for a long, long time. he fought a good fight as you would expect of al. but, still, you hate to lose someone who has been that significant in your life. and that significant in the world of sports in particular football. >> that suggest in your life, raymond. why? >> well, impact. you know, from the time i was 22 years old, al davis has been in my life. and, you know, there has been all kinds of events. he has been there and aware of pretty much all the things that have happened and that's the unique thing about al davis. i would dare say that al has had involvement, the right involvement, intimate involvement in almost every player that ever played for him's life. he is the kind of guy that knew the names

al davis. an emotional day for al's son mark. they honored mr. davis with a decal on their helmet.d this booming 55 yarder made it 7-6 texans. second quarter and campbell finds dave yus heyward-bey. they missed a two-point conversion. mr. davis has to be loving this. he will love this even are month. campbell off the scramble. 18 yards and raiders are up 22-17. just win, baby. they are in the 5 with seven seconds left. >> out of the gun and first and goal and final play and he can run for it. the oakland raiders have won the game. and the oakland raiders have ended a weekend of immense emotion. >> just win, baby. >> losing that man hurt more than you know. you know what, just like i told you, i know that he loved you guys and just like he loved this coaching staff and this organization. i tell you this al davis had his hands on that ball. you kept fighting because you know what? that's what that man would want you to do. that's what raiders do. >> great stuff. divine intervention indeed. what a win for the raider nation. meanwhile, the niners scored so often against the bucs they h

al davis. >> this is what it's about. this is what the raider nation is about. come and remember mr. davis. >> ricky's sports bar known as the place for raiders fans was packed for the first game since the passing of al davis. >> i still can't get over it. >> rocky was a doctor's assistant with the team for 30 years. >> that's not easy. he was a great man. it was an honor being on the team with him. >> everybody has a story to tell about how they feel. >> today was the day for it among the davis and raiders memorabilia they toasted a legend. >> it's the celebration of al davis. >> no matter how crowded it gets, this booth is always reserved for al davis so the owner admits he's never actually been here. >> it will be reserved forever for al davis. >> at raiders headquarters a memorial has more than doubled since yesterday after a flag flown at half staff. >> i came to honor al davis. i lost my son in july and he was a huge raiders fan too. i felt like i needed to be here today for a little while. >> even at rickys, there's a heaviness in the air. >> when i come in rickys it's up in th

al davis. >> this is what it's about. this is what the nation is about. come out here and remember mr. davis. >> the sports bar, known as the place for raiders fans was packed for the first game since the passing of al davis. >> i still can't get over it. i still can't get over it. >> she was a doctor's assistant with the team for 30 years. >> it's not easy, that was a great man. a real honor being on that team with him. >> everybody's got a story to tell about al and how they feel. >> and today was the day for it among the davis and raiders memorabilia, fans toasted a legend. >> celebration of al davis. >> no matter how crowded the bar gets, this booth is always reserved for al davis. so the owner admits he's never actually been here. >> it has been reserved forever for al davis. >> at raiders head quarters a memorial has more than doubled under a flag at half staff. >> i lost my son in july and he was a huge raiders fan too. i felt like i needed to be here today for a little while. >> even at rickys, there's a heaviness in the air. >> just up in the air, people are just jamming, but i

al davis. >> davis was recognized in a special half time ceremony and fans arriving in oakland as earllely as friday and others wore t-shirts and others paid tribute in other ways to mrdavis. >> from here to now, big al reigns. >> big al davis in the house. >> he is the man. >> him leaving is just like a relative, dying, an era. >> raider nation showing their spirit yesterday. many wonder about the raiders future though. in oakland. with davis now gone. there is some speculation about a possible move back to l.a., or sharing perhaps the future santa clara stadium with the 49ers. oakland had a big win beating the cleveland browns yesterday 24-17. >> he was the man. like a father figure to all of those guys. >> all the raider nation and a big part of the nfl. i think a lot of people kind of villainized him a little bit but he had a lot to do with where the nfl is today. >>> turning 100 years old. no problem for one runner. >> nope. his age was no obstacle to running a marathon. mr. sing is expected to be given the world record for the oldest marathoner ever. he ran his eighth marathon yesterday. in toronto. he took more than eight hours to finish. earlier this week, he

al davis, owner of the oakland raiders. >> this is what it's about. this is what the raider nation is about. they've come out here to remember mr. davis. >> this is known as the place for raiders fans and it was packed for the first game since the passing of al davis. >> i still can't get over it. i still can't get over it. >> rocky rochelle was a doctor's assistant with the team for 30 years. >> it's not easy. that was a great man. >> everybody's got a story to tell about al and how they feel. >> and today was the day for it, amongst the davis and r5euders memorabilia, fans hugged and toasted a legend. >> it's just a celebration of al davis. >> no matter how crowded this bar gets, this booth is always reserved for al davis. so the owner admits he's never actually been here. >> it will be reserved forever for al davis. >> at raiders headquarters a memorial that has more than doubled since yesterday under a flag flown at half-staff. >> i came out here today to honor al davis. i lost my son in july, and he was a huge raiders fan. i grew up in oakland, so i felt like i needed to be here today for a little while. >> reporter: even at

al davis, owner of the oakland raiders. >> this is what it is about. this is what the raider nation is about. come out here and remember mr. davis. >> ricky's sports bar in san leandro known as the place for raiders fans was packed for the first game since the passing of al davis. >> i still can't go over it. >> reporter: a doctor's assistant with the team for 30 years. >> it is not easy, baby. he was a great man. it was a real honor being on that team. >> everybody has got a story to tell about al and how they feel. and today was the day for it amongst the davis and raiders memorabilia, fans hugged and toasted a legend. >> it is a celebration of al davis. >> reporter: no matter how crowded this bar gets this booth is always reserved for al davis, so the owner admits he has never actually been here. >> it will be reserved forever for al davis. >> reporter: at raiders headquarters in alameda a memorial today has more than doubled today since yesterday under a flag flown at half- staff. >> honoring al davis. i lost my son in july and he was a huge raiders fan too. i grew up in oakland so i felt like i needed to be here toda

forced to win with adversity after the death of al davis, and now they'll have to win without their starting quarterback. john madden lit the eternal flame for mrs oakland hosted cleveland, and oakland played inspired football. mcfadden had 20 carries for 91 yards, scoring a touchdown here. and watch this 101-yard kickoff return. 14-7 oakland. here is a play that could change the course of the raiders season. campbell can't find a receiver, he runs, and he's slammed down. campbell immediately grabbed his shoulder. he suffered a broken clavicle. he would come out of the game replaced by kyle boller. more on that in a moment, and then hue jackson dips into his bag of tricks, fake field goal for a 35-yard touchdown. 24-7 oakland, and they go on to win 24-17, so oakland is now 4- 2, but they'll have to move on without campbell. >> he's doing okay opinion spirits are a little down right now, because he can't believe it, and i told him just to relax, take care of yourself. just stay in it, and we're going to do this thing for you. so he's still with us. he's still part of us, it's just that he has to do it on the sideline right now. >> they are livin

coming off a great road victory over houston, a day after their majority owner al davis had passed away. the team will honor mr. davis today in their first home game since his passing, hoping to just win, baby. here's the bottom line, the coach wouldn't want it any other way. he don't want anybody in there talking about him or going through this, that or the other. he wants this football team to play football. that's my message to these guys. we have done our grieving, we've paid the respects the right way and we will continue to do so. >> all right. the sharks hoping to give the st. louis blues last night, put them it in the tank but they turned blue. brent burns, several bounce before going past the goaltender brian elliott. his first as a shark. led 2-1. in the third, another former shark, ken huskin, the wrist shot. first of the year game tied at 2. less than five minutes later, blues with the three on two. nice give-and-go pass. finishes it off. add an empty netter and the sharks have lost two in a row. 4-2, the final. >> i think it was just a question of i think we were being a little too fancy, myself i

coming off a great road victory over houston, a day after their majority owner al davis had passed away. the team will honor mrdavis today in their first home game since their passing, hoping to just win, baby. here's the bottom line, the coach wouldn't want it any other way. he don't want anybody in there talking about him or going through this, that or the other. open wants this football team to play football. that's my message to these guys. we have done our grieving, we've paid the respects the right way and we will continue to do so. >> all right. the sharks hoping to give the st. louis blues last night, put them it in the tank but they faced blue. brent burns, several bounce before going past the goaltender brian elliott. his first as a shark. led 2-1. but ken husband skin, the wrist shot. first of the year game tied at 2. less than five minutes later, blues with the three on two. nice give-and-go pass. the sharks have lost two in a row. 4-2, the final. >> i think it was just a question of i think we were being a little too fancy, myself included. like i said, st. louis is a good team. they feed off turn

he played under al and brought home two super bowls. >> [inaudible] mr. davis would want us to be up, everybody to be fired up about the season, about the organization. >> reporter: and he would have demanded a win. he never tires of putting up the same sign. >> what makes this weekend special is we will honor al davis. >> reporter: and so is the o. the diamond vision scoreboard where fans on sunday will see tributes. >> i feel blessedly be here. >> reporter: the party is being held across the street, at half time davis will be remembered and there will be a moment of silence after the national anthem. we have heard john madden will be on hand but officials wouldn't confirm. reporting live from oakland. >> some parents say they are upset their school is set to loose a kindergarten teacher. parents held signs of protest this morning. they say they just found the district wants to move it to a different school as soon as next week. the students would share a class with first graders. >> it affects the teacher that has to take in even more students because they ha

next few years under this new ownership with such a dominant feature like al davis having been gone. >> the raiders will honor mron sunday when they host the cleveland browns. international soccer, just because. ekwa gore and the united states -- ekwa gore and the united states in -- -- ecuador, and not a good night for you flag wavers. ecuador winning one to nothing. take that flag off your front porch. >> goodnight, everybody. see you tomorrow . we've given over 5 million flu shots over the last 10 years. [ male announcer ] hey, but who's counting? get your flu shot from a specialist you can trust. at the safeway pharmacy. ♪ [ male announcer ] what is the future of fuel? the debate is over. ♪ lexus hybrid drive technology is designed to optimize any fuel source on the planet. even those we don't use yet. because when you pursue perfection, you don't just engineer a future-proof hybrid system. you engineer amazing. ♪ you engineer amazing. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money dir

mr. davis. kick the ball, intercept the ball, whatever. this is for him. >> a hall of famer talking about the great al davis.ou can bet al's message for the team would have been simple. just win baby. we will see how the raiders respond tomorrow morning in houston. that game is airing at 10 a.m. followed by the fifth quarter. one of the more interesting fifth quarters i think. obviously the first game in the post-al davis era. >> interesting day all over the nfl, right? >> yes. and it is an important game for the raiders too. they need to win that game after a tough loss against the patriots. >> thank you very much. we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, producer's voice. the woman was investigating reports oa wild turkey chasing joggerse now know those rep >>> a sacramento t.v.'s producer's voice. the woman was investigating reports of a wild turkey chasing doctors. the woman escaped by getting into her car. i can only imagine how i would react. that's it for eyewitness news at 11 p.m. thanks for watching. we will see you back here tomorrow night. have a good night. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800

al davis. their sorrow was shown in a growing memorial at raiders headquarters in alameda where the flags are at half-staff. >> mr. davis embraced anybody that wanted to become a raiders fan. feel pretty privileged that we're part of this family. >> we're devastated. you know, we're a black hole people and -- uhm, i'm still in shock, really. >> fans also told us that while they were going to miss davis, they believed his spirit would always be with the raiders and that his success with the team won't soon be forgotten. we'll have more on al days of on this at 6:30. >>> a pilot tries fly from monterey to highway in a cessna but ran out of gas. dramatic video of the plane crashing into the pacific ocean. >> great weather out there today for an airshow. and looks like we'll be in store for another lovely afternoon. coming up tomorrow afternoon a little patchy fog tonight, look for early clearing in time for the festivities. i'll have the details coming up in just a few minutes. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, hawaii, was forced to ditch ocean. and its >>> running out of fuel, a pilot flying from monterey to hawaii was forced to ditc

al davis. the raiders beat cleveland 24-17 and you can bet mr. is is happy about that. >>> and stanford is ranked number eight in the first bcs standings of the year and won 14 straight baiting back to last year, the longest winning streak in the program's 117-year history. lsu number one in those bcs standings. but stanford is gaining ground. they got a good team. >>> baseball, st. louis cardinals are on their way to the world series. >> that's right. the cardinals were empowered last night by three homeruns, including a three-run job by david freece. and they beat the milwaukee brewers 12-6 in game six of the number lcs, taking the series four games to two. and the cardinals advance to the world series for the first time since 2006. and to play the texas rangers starting on wednesday. you can watch? >> oh, yeah. >>> and turning 100 years old. no problem for just one marathon runner. >> that's right. faza sing is his name. and he is there with the turban and the big gray beard. he is quite the runner and set a world record for the oldest marathon

. >> the raiders coming off a great road victory over houston the day after al davis passed away. the team will honor mrvis, hoping to, just win, baby. >> i keep telling this, coach wouldn't want it any other way. wouldn't want anybody talking about him. he wants his football team to play football. that's my message to these guys. we have done our grieving. we have paid their respects the right way and will continue to do so. >> mike: the sharks hoping to fight off the blues against st. louis, and the rangers make their way back to the world verizon 4g lte. america's fastest and most reliable 4g network in over 140 cities. verizon. built so you can rule the air. >> mike: the sharks hoping to give st. lou -- st. louis the blues. brent burns with the snapshot, takes several bounces before squeezing past the goal tender. in the third, another former shack, ken has skins, the blazing wrist shot. game now tied at two. less than 5:00 later, the blues with the three-on-to, a nice give and go pass. adding an empty netter and the sharks lose. 4-2. >> a question of being a little too fancy, myself included, and i

al davis. and fans being allowed inside of the masoluem until 7:00 tonight. it's adorned with a photo of mr. davis as well as three super bowl trophies. he passed away a week ago saturday at this home at the age of 82, a private memorial service held this morning. >> and the question is when is a handshake not a handshake? a 49ers coach's post game gesture being criticized as a less than stellar example of good sportsman ship. mike? >> and jim harbaugh's man tra has been his teams are going to show enthusiasm unknown to man kind. as a former professional athlete you never lose your enthusiasm for the game. i think that is when when what we saw just after the game with jim harbaugh. it's become a handshake that shook up the nfl. the enthusiastic rip of jim schwartz's hand was deemed a bit aggressive. >> wanted to congratulate him and i got shoved out of the way. and then, didn't expect a -- didn't expect an obscenity at this point. it was a surprise to me at the end of the game. >> and the handshake may have been over the top. >> this is an sin dent after the game there is responsible for my p

al davis. at the chapel of the chimes, the family was invited to pay their respects to mr. who died on october 8th, he was entombed with 3 bowl trophies placed on top of his body. fans were allowed in for four hours and a facility spokesman says he expects larger crowds this weekend. i think he would be mighty proud of his football team running the score to 2-0. but they lost jason campbell with a broken collarbone. he says he is optimistic he can return in 6 weeks. he went down in the second quarter on a play by kyle boller as they beat the browns 24-17. boller will likely start next week against the chiefs but hue jackson is keeping his options and phone lines open. >> i think this is a place to be, if you're a quarterback out there and want to come play for the raiders, give us a call. i got to do everything to make sure that we're putting championship players out there and again, like i said, not to say that cal is not, i've got to make sure there's not somebody out there that may best fit us to give us an opportunity. if it doesn't work it doesn't work. i might have to

>>gary: really quick on the hugh jackson you can't why he loved al davis the seas to call him coach mrt as the allied war out there like i really confident in what i am saying is what i am doing. >> it looks like he is sticking his chest out there alone. deletion of the new looser. of kahane you jackson he is chest as when this could after them as ever. and i have not seen >> to me yet at a rate is headquarters practice in almost 10 years. >>gary: i cannot say enough, it has been teen years often she felt something had with john goodman and having left the previous year i don't know if the excitement level is that what is now. it is terrific what this is a cold business. and pam i can't you will agree with me. when i threw out campbell, they do not care about those, we work from an organization may cares about its people. if you were in a jam, the first person you will probably call is the kron news director to bail you out? exactly. now vern, we are very blessed to be working more people take care of you. >> i will agree to that. >>gary: i would hug the bill we are out of time. >> but

al davis. now they will have to win without the starting quarterback. john madden let the eternal flame for mras the rangers hosted cleveland. 7-0, mcfadden had 7 carries for 91 yards. second quarter, game tied at 7. jacoby ford catches the ball, 1 yard deep in his end zone. up the middle, cuts towards the sidelines and he's gone. he scores a 101-yard return, fourth career kickoff return, setting the franchise record, 14-7 raiders. then here's the play that could change the course of the season. can't find the receiver, former cal linebacker slams him down. he immediately starts grabbing his shoulder, suffered a broken clavicle. he was out of the game. third quarter, 17-7 raiders, hue jackson digs into a bag of tricks. fake field goal, 35-yard score. 24-7. raiders go on to win 24-17. oakland is now 4-2, but will now have to move forward without their quarterback. >> he's doing okay. a little down right now because he can't believe it, but i just tell him, relax and it will take care of itself. the injury's more important and stay in it and we're going to do this thing for you. he's still with

al davis. emotional day for his son mark, texasans strike first. second quarter, jason campbell finds dhb. goes 34 yards and missed the two point conversion. somewhere mr. davis is loving it. court farther. cam campbell off the scramble. raiders up 22-17. can they just win for mr. davis? this helps. the fake punt to cartwright. big day for the raiders special teams, and no one bigger than janikowski. 4-4 on field goals, including three from 50-plus, this 42 yarder puts the raiders up eight. texans, driving for the win, inside the five with seven seconds left. matt schaub, scrambles. looks like he's going to throw. throws. awkward pass across this body, and it's picked off by michael huff in the end zone. divine intervention, raiders hang on. an emotional road win for hue jackson and coach davis. >> i know coach is saying, dang it, what's going on. he would be getting after me right now about the way we played, but he red be happen because we won the game. i thank my players, we truly honestly believe that coach was with us today. i believe that wholeheartedly. >> mike: what a win. tampa bay's head coach raheem morris said they were west-coast killers.

al's team. the texans strike first. third and goal. chavez all day. finds walters. 7-0 texas. in the second, texas up 14-6. campbell fines hey werdbay. 14, 12 houston. mr. davisoving it. fourth quarter, campbell, off the scramble, 18 yards, raiders up 22-7. can they just win, baby, for mr. davis? the 35-yard pickup. 4-4 on field goals including this one. 42 yarder. texas will make it 25-20 and now they're driving for the win. 30 seconds left. matt schaub, another heart breaking loss? schaub scrambled. throws an awkward pass. picked off in the end zone. divine intervention. raiders hang on. an emotional road win for hugh jackson. >> coach is saying, dang it, what's going on? heed 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. p