the 49ers, patrick willis broken hand and all, all pro inside linebacker. this is the elite team.guy. how about him. nobody knows where he will play next year but he is an all pro this year, along with shane. the raider punter. again three players. you go with willis, and shane representing the bay. what a -- one of football's biggest names is now a mixed marshall artist. hirsch walker is going to fight in this sport for the second time, saturday night at hp pavilion. he was a good guest. you get a barber and a walker. we asked about his work out of push ups and sit ups to stay in shape. >> started in high school. i was fat, overweight, speech impediment, i watched people's court, i started doing all these sit ups. 5,000 sit ups and push ups every day and it's been my routine ever since. i kept doing that. that's my thing today. >> reporter: you would suggest to people, get an old tape of judgener and start crunching? >> it's judge judy now. commercials of judge judy. do as many crunches as you can do. >> all thad pounding -- that pounding -- >> ground and pound. >> when you are h

first team all proyou know patrick willis of the 49ers on their third time in the fourth season and alsonamed to the team first string nnamdi asomugha. he's a free agent, raiders would love to have him back and sean retler will be the punter on that first team all proteam. >>> that's the sporting life of this hour. the warriors and spurs tonight. more highlights at 10:00. >> mark, thank you. >>> and neighbors say it's just not right. coming up on bay area knew as 7:00 on news 36. a man the victim of taunting, now police are looking into if he was injured over the weekend. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. good night.

part of the reason is i think the size and speed of the player if you play linebacker, patrick willis runs a 4, 440, it's getting hit bike a volcanos wagon. >> i had four major concussions as a player. in high school and college, probably six to eight more. i'm up around 12 concussions in my total football career. the side effects, short term memory, bright lights bother me and loud noises and i was an offensive player. defensive players have more. >> i had 20 plus concussions. at the end of my career i got to the point every time i hit somebody, i played linebacker in the n.f.l. i was part of an early age. if you hit somebody hard as you can, put every ounce of energy and t t to do that with your head you'll do damage. when you do that you'll be rgsed by your teammates and liked by your coaches and this the n.f.l. you will get paid more. that is the way i played the game. 20 plus concussions later that is what i'm dealing with. >> what are some of the effects? >> i left the raider parking lot two weeks before my retirement and i couldn't find my home. that along with riding down the

and another note, patrick willis was named to the scene but sitting out because of a hand injury.ow, to the millionaires talking about money to psych each other out, roger goodell pulled down nearly 10 million bucks and is saying if there's a work stoppage, he'll cut his salary to $1. they want a new deal with the players. the result might be the owners locking out the players. so the players union fired back keep your $1. just guarantee there will knoblauchout. he just might be working for pennies on the dollar for a while. no football at the coliseum until august, but they just brought in dirt by the truckload. and it's in the for the infield. today they're bringing in the big units here. these are the big cats. they're moving dirt. the earth movers. super cross in oakland. and there's really so much about this that people come out and see in droves. let's show what you it looks like when they start taking you around the track. they start going crazy on the track itself. you can see them frying around the track. go ahead. there it is. they start flying in the air like crazy peop

and the rest, patrick willis, but the protest bowl linebackers.uestion i have no idea. nothing has changed. and there's a lot of uncertainty out there, that is foreshore. >> what ever happens for alex, i wish him the best. and he is entirely worth it. and i wish him well. >> the attractive thing is finally getting this a of where he wants to go and where he wants to be. you know, i have not had that chance until now. >> and i can hear people saying that give me $25 million. and you can see what ever you want about me. but the bottom line is that nobody likes to fail. and he was a failure as a forty- niners quarterback. the raiders finished strong. and a sense 20 02, vern glenn, the coach. >> and we cannot call us losers anymore. >> the string of seven straight losing seasons to be over for the raiders. but that is a question of job security for head coach, john cable. >> i would like that to go away. to sit down and discuss it which we will. and i think that everybody knows that what we've done. >> 8-8, with sweeping six- zero but that was not goo