>>vicki: da lin join raider nation to help local team home. gathered in front of raider headquarters to welcome the team back from houston after a big win and show support for the players after team owner al davis died on saturday. >> just to basically say thank you. we are not just fans, with our family. >>da: members of the raider nation were out in force. >> i want to give my support to them. they give their hearts out there, they never gave up. >>da: they believe that al davis had a hand in the last play. >> it was an unbelievable victory on an unbelievable weekend. >>da: some fans came from as far away as modesto. those players are expected to reminarrive any time. >>vicki: the team more decals on their helmets in honor of davis. and the finest defensive play secured victory, an interception in the end zone. the coach says, despite the passing of al davis, his presence lives on i. >> we honestly believe the cause was with us today. i believe that wholeheartedly. he would be happy that we won the game. >>vicki: fans were gathered at the hea

ann has reaction from raider nation. >> well, it's a very, very sad day in raider nation. >> there's a growing memorial at raiders headquarters in alameda where the flags are at half staff. >> it's like losing your grandfather, you know. >> most fans never knew davis. >> felt like i known him my whole life and mr. davis embraced anybody that wanted to become a raider fan. i feel privileged that we are part of this family. >> we are devastated. we are black hole people and i'm still in shock. >> it's sad. i'm going to leave here and go down to rickies and have a beer with a bunch of fans. >> rickies is a bar known as the place for raiders fans. >> we're going to miss al, but he is here for ever. his spirit will always be with the raiders. >> and with his biggest fans. >> so i miss him today and i'm really sorry i didn't get a chance to tell him how much i really liked him. >> this man calls himself al davis jr. stanford. >> he didn't come to a raider game and we found out because his wife had taken ill. and that was the day al davis became my hero. >> jeremy said he was shocked by the

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 today

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 t

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

pilot to put his plane in the waters of hawaii. >>> as we reported at the top of the newscast the raider nation mourning tonight. christian captain shows us the fan tributes to raiders owner al davis. >> reporter: raider fans gathered at headquarters to offer a shoulder to cry on. the flags flew at half-staff and word spread quickly about the man that fans say was not just an owner but icon. >> i came out to pay respects to al davis, he was a maverick and created the raiders. very important person in the nfl. we owe him a lot. >> fans say they will rememb

. >> raider nation in mourning. fans react to al davis' death. >> they are gaining supporters and some high ranking attention. the occupy wall street protests are not going away but will that translate to success? >> veterans of the movement say there is legitimacy to the protest as long as it remains disciplined, focus and no violent but can the frustrations transform the political climate? >> reporter: in san jose several dozen continue the occupation of city hall. 50 to 60 demonstrators occupy the sidewalk by the federal reserve bank in san francisco. the lower and middle class, the out of work, the people that lost their home, all protesting wall street. but overnight in sacramento, a different story. >> i declare this to be an unlawful assembly. >> occupation is allowed but only during operating hours. by closing time police moved in and arrested 14 demonstrators, but like the tea party movement, can occupy wall street be successful? >> what i think is significant is that it's opening up a place to talk about s

anne mackovic has reaction from raider nation. >> well, it's a very, very sad day in raiders nation today. >> reporter: there's a growing memorial at raiders headquarters in alameda, where the flags are at half staff. >>it's like losing, like losing your grandfather, you know. >> reporter: most fans never knew davis. >> felt like i had known him my whole life. and mr. davis embraced anybody that wanted to become a raider fan. >> feel pretty privileged that he's a part of this family. >> we're devastated. we're black hole people and i'm still in shock. >> it's sad. i'm going to leave here, then probably go down to ricky's and have a beer with a bunch of the fans gathering there. >> reporter: ricky's is a bar in san leandro known as the place for raider fans. >> we're going to miss al, but he's not going to go anywhere. he's here forever. his spirit will always be with the raiders. >> reporter: and with his biggest fans. >> i miss him today. i'm really sorry i didn't get a chance to tell him how much i like him. >> reporter: this man even calls himself al davis number one fan. >> al davis n

anne makovec has reaction from raider nation. >> well, it is a very, very sad day in raider nation today. >> reporter: there is a growing memorial at raiders headquarters in alameda where the flags are at half-staff. >> like using your grandfather, you know. >> reporter: most fans never knew davis. >> he embraced anyone that wanted to become a raider fan. >> feel pretty privileged that we are part of this family. >> we are devastated. i'm still in shock. >> it is sad. i'm going to leave here then probably go down to ricky's and have a beer with a bunch of the fans that are gathering there. >> reporter: ricky's is a bar in san leandro known as a place for raiders fans. >> we will miss al. he is here forever. his spirit will always be with the raiders. >> reporter: and with his biggest fans. >> so i miss him today. and i'm really sorry i didn't get to tell him how much i really liked him. >> reporter: this man even calls himself al davis jr. >> al davis never missed a raider game. one day he didn't come and we found out it was because his wife had taken ill and that was the day raiders bec

how fans will remember al waters of hawaii. >>> as we reported at the top of the newscast the raider nation is in mourning tonight. christian captain shows us the fan tributes to raiders owner al davis. >> reporter: raider fans gathered at headquarters to offer a shoulder to cry on. the flags flew at half-staff and word spread quickly about the man that fans say was not just an owner but icon. >> i came out to pay respects to al davis, he was a maverick and created the raiders. very important person in the nfl. we owe him a lot. >> fans say they will remember him for more than just his legacy on the field. >> he was very philanthropic. i know i have been to several fundraisers and golf tournaments and special olympic events that were supported by al davis and the raiders organization. >> reporter: many fans made a pilgrimage to grieve and there were other places where fans gathered to remember al davis and the effect he had on raider football. when fans can't be at the game they will be at the sports bar and ricky said he knew al davis and said he was a transformative figure in raider footb

what the raider nation wants to see happen with the team. >>> good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. it has happened again in one south bay community, a deadly police shooting in san jose. it happened during the lunch hour on the 400 block of wooster avenue. police are tight lipped about what happened. linda yee on what witnesses said they saw. >> reporter: it was just before noon when someone in the apartment complex reported a suspicious man with a gun. four police officers found the suspect in the back parking lot. >> something transpired, where at least one officer was forced or felt the necessity, i should say, to discharge his firearm at the individual. usually we do it for our protection, or to protect our fellow officers or somebody in the public, a civilian. >> reporter: they would not release any other detail, but one resident claims she saw the suspect ram into several cars. >> he hit a car, he was up in the corner, and he backed out, tried to put it in drive and he hit and put it in reverse and pulled out. and then he tried to get away. >> reporter: the suspect was shot a

and raider nation mourned the death of al davis. many came out to show their respects for team owner at the raiders headquarters. a growing of flowers, jers >>> a lot of people coming out to show respects for al davis, the owner of the raiders. we're going to have a televised special right here at 10:00 a.m. >> "face the nation" one to watch. two great talkers join bob schieffer in washington starting here in less than five minutes here on cbs . >>> and final check of the weather forecast this morning. it looks like it's going to be nice and a little cloudy. >> more cloud cover today, and tomorrow a very slight chance of showers in the morning hours. nothing like we saw last week. it will be cooler tomorrow and lots of sunshine warming to high 80s. >> clouds around blue angel time or clear? >> cloudy this morning, a little break and low clouds again. >> thanks for joining us this morning. ,,,,,,

. >> and what the raider nation wants to see happen with the oakland raiders after the death of al davis. >>> good evening. people close to steve jobs are gathering tonight to honor the apple co-founder as a private service that's happening right on now on the stanford university campus. both the university and apple have been very tight-lipped about this service. kit? >> reporter: well, ann, he is being remembered with lots of security. this is about as far as the public is allowed to go. they have the area cordoned off about a half mile away from the church where the memorial is being held this evening. right where that colored mural is, that's memorial church, and that's where everybody is gathered this evening. this is a private event, so the start time and the guest list are a mystery, but we're all pretty much at a loss for what exactly is happening out here, but we're guessing this thing is taking place in about an hour or so. some of silicon valley's elite business leaders are reportedly hear. according to the wall street journal, jobs' wife helped coordinate this memorial. campu

da lin joined the raider nation. >>da: some fans waited up for five hours at their raiders headquarters in alameda to welcome the team home. they wanted to show their support after the owner, al davis, died on saturday. if they cheered as the team buses showed up. when defensive tackle was the first one to greet the fans. the quarterback also shook hands and think there raider nation. raiders ceo in the track gave a big hug to a longtime fan. where >> it was al davis to make sure we had the ball in that last play. >>da: other players also reflected on the emotional win. >> it is really emotional, but we have to keep going. >> is a big win at such an emotional time. we are celebrating the legacy that al davis and this entire organization is. it is only what it is because of out. >>da: of the players say without out davis and loyal fans, this organization would not be the same. some fans came from as far away as >>justine: we have much more about how did this on our website. >>james: meanwhile the team itself were decal

i think there raider nations, the players, coaches and staff will rise to that level. we are going to make it happen. >> and alameda, a close and sell, kron4 is. >>vicki: we are going to be toyed with gary radnich in who will talk about a legacy left behind by al davis. >> guitar out to be a sunny day with court is whether all around the bay area. temperatures in the '60s and '70s that that did it. the warm spot was there feel it 78. great weather for the airshow and the blue angels. these temperatures are up about 5 degrees in some spots over what we had yesterday. tamara is shaping up to be another nine state. and the clear skies. we have a storm will the towards the west coast. this will arrive tomorrow. we will kept the tail end of this. look for scattered, high clouds into the after did. if not completely clear. behind this first system is another system for a date. this one is strong and will bring the chance of rain on monday. court tomorrow, according clouds and sunshine with high clouds adapted it. cloudy again on monday with a chance of rain monday night. for

. >>> the oakland raiders honor the memory of al davis at their first home game since his death. what the nation wants to see happen with the team. >>> a deadly trend appearing in the south bay. for the 5th time in two weeks a man dies after a confrontation with police. >>> security was tight tonight at stanford where some of the elite gathered to honor steve jobs. the service was so secret to the unclear when it started or how many attended. >> reporter: shrouded behind dark tinted windows they came by limo and sport car. for a few hour itself was the center of the money and power. >> must be a lot of important people. >> reporter: chopper 5 had the best view of the event since media was being kept back. these photographs show the rear of memorial church at the center of campus where guests gathered. >>> does he deserve all this? >> for what he achieved yes. >> reporter: jobs died october 5th after a long battle with cab cancer. his family held a small private funeral. apple plans a celebration of his life at company headquarters on wednesday but tonight was meant for high tech vip's. >> of cou

raider nation in mourning. fans, and friends react to al davis's death. and no excuses.hey say they just want answers a request from the family of the man accused of carrying out that e shooting in cupertino. >>> raider nation in mourning, fans and friends react to al davis' death. >>> no excuses, they just want answers. the request from the family of a man accused of carrying out a shooting of a man. the news is next ride muni every day. i enjoy it the most when i'm with sidney. she doesn't notice that it's too crowded or that it can run a half hour late. i'm bevan dufty, and i'm running for mayor

. >> emotions were high and the stands were full on the day raider nation turned out in force to commemorate the passing of al davis. >> we honor one of the greatest raiders ever in coach davis. like i said, i know he's looking down saying, just win, baby. that's what we did. that's what we do here, we win. >> raiders officials say they're not sure when or for how long the flame commemorating al davis will be lit again. of course for those who witnessed its lighting by john madden, the memory will burn in their minds maybe forever. for xfinity sports sunday, i'm john henry smith. >>> i think anybody, an nba fan, is certainly bummed. i understand that this is business. and everyone in this business wants to make money. so just trying to make it fair for everybody so everybody can win. >> tiger woods, just another fan missing the nba. while the negotiations stumble along, some star players are taking their games elsewhere, including deron williams, tony parker, and the warriors, reggie williams. >>> we continue our sunday sit-down here on "xfinity sports sunday." bill duffy joins us. among his

raider nation showed up blaring their signature spirit. and they came from far and wide to pay their respects to the man who built the raiders into a legendary organization. >> al davis, the one and only raider nation. we are showing the whole world and everybody back home watching us on tv how dedicated we are. >> they made a 14-hour drive from yak caw mow, washington to be here. and it is that dedication that touches the former raider players because of the complicated relationship davis had with fans. >> there are shirts out remembering him. even though they had their odds with him, they still support him. >> at this first home game since davis' passing, it is an opportunity for fans to show respect to the long-time leader. and it is a chance for players to reflect on the moments made possible by building the team. >> he was in a couple bowls and came close. it was the funest time in my career being in the silver and black. >> davis' son took time to mingle with fans for a few minutes before the game. joining him on the sidelines, oaklan

fans say the important part was sharing this experience with fellow members of the raider nation. in san leandro, allie rasmuss. >>> coming up later in sports wrap a look at how the raiders earned their win in houston. also hear from head coach jackson. his role as the coach. >>> and we have an al davis page. you can find it by going to ktv u.com and clicking on the al davis tab. >>> maureen naylor is in vallejo to tell us why the student was at the suspect's house. >> reporter: the instructor was arrested yesterday morning and released on bail. we are yet to hear his side of the story. but we spoke to investigators here about the serious allegations a student is making against him. the accusations stem from a party a week ago at the teacher's vallejo home. the out of state student in his 20s and his friend. >> if we save one life it'll be worthwhile. but potentially we will save thousands of lives. >> introduced to some sort of intoxicating substance. at that point he realized the professor was orally complating him. >> reporter: they are treating this as a case of someone who's i

davis in the house. >> he is the man. >> him leaving is just like a relative, dying, an era. >> raider nationhowing 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 actually broke records forerunners older than 100 in eight different track distances. >> i'm tired just watching. >> can you imagine? >> no, i can't. like i said,

the raider nation welcomes a victor victorious oakland raider team. thomas roman is live at raider headquarters in alameda where he spoke to the fans and the triumphant team. thomas? >> reporter: that's right, alan. usually only a couple dozen fans come and welcome the raiders home from away games. and they say tonight's turnout was the largest ever. they say this welcome was because of the respect for the team and respect for al davis. it was a ruckus of a welcome for the raiders in alameda. to the fans' delight the team came out of their buses and joined in the celebration. the raiders had a tight win as a result of a mike hobson interception. he thinks he got a little help from al davis. >> even though it was michael huff that got the interception it was al davis who made sure we had the ball. >> coach jackson hugged the fellow coaches and knelt to the sidelines and cried into his hands. >> it was a very emotional day. everybody was fighting for coach, and we were able to get it done. this is his football team. it is a great day of winning after yo

the raider nation packed sports bars today to would have the team's first game without owner al daviswe're live at raider headquarters in alameda, where fans are awaiting the team's arrival. what's the mood out there? >> the mood is mixed. a lot of fans actually arriving here. members of the raider nation are both mourning and celebrating today. they miss al davis but they're also waiting for the team to arrive so they can celebrate their win in texas. they're here to chant what

individual. >> reporter: he chairs the department at the college and is studying the pre-game raiders nation for more than 10 years. he says this image? >> that could be the super bowl in our business right now. >> reporter: of masks and costumed raiders fans is slanted in the nationally televised media. there are more jersey-clad families out there than those who stand out. that is what the team wants people to understand. >> i hope -- i mean like i said, they're -- they have kids out there, mine and everybody's families should enjoy the game. >> reporter: he says the rough and scary image is over blown. >> they look hard core, but there are softies out there as well. >> reporter: this year we have seen rough fans and criminal acts. but johnson says that the true blue fans don't get enough attention. >> we sat in the same place for four or five years in front of the nicest people i have ever met. >> reporter: we tried to contact the oakland management but it was close to game time. they didn't get back, but the team has reportedly asked them to show fan-friendly images during the game. it i

al davis leaves behind the raider nation, who embodied his per son ina and davis embraced him. leslie brinkley has fan reaction live at raider headquarters. >> the flag here is half staff, a lot of fans filing out, decked in silver and black today, taking pictures and bringing flowers and notes. the raider nation came in a steady stream to pay tribute to the man who changed the game. >> i went to raiders headquarters and took some snow. he was a legend. >> michelle murphy toasted davis with a beer at a hangout for fans where a booth was reserved for al davis, complete with a lifetime of photos, magazine covers and even this license plate. >> just win, baby. that's what he wanted to do. he led his life like that. so i admire him. i also know he was a tough guy but a compassionate person and if you were in his inner circle or needed something, he's the guy to call. >> he's a football man. the nfl would not be what it is today without him. ettes al davis. >> the past few years people second guessed his decisions but there's no denying he was a titan as far as his role in the nfl an

feet raider nation, the players, coaches and the staff will rise to that level. >>nichole: >> and alameda, i nichole shanafelt. >> we have more on our web site including reaction from fellow owners, the oakland mayor and former players. >> a lot of sunshine on this saturday. nice temperatures in the '60s and '70s, all we to 78 in their fields. great weather for the air show in san francisco. temperatures are up 3-5 degrees of all we had yesterday. here is the satellite you. clear skies over california. in weather system is pushing on shore into the specific notes west--into the pacific northwest. the clouds will make things easy tomorrow. we have another system arriving on monday. this one will bring the chance of rain. for tomorrow, low clouds in the morning, high clouds in the afternoon and on monday a chance of rain. for the air show tomorrow, we are looking really nice. a little bit clouded and today, sunshine mixed with high clouds. temperatures in the upper 60s and lands that are 10-20 mi. per hour. more on the storm as we look at the forecast in your 70 ar

time and as ktvu reports live, it gives the team another opportunity to show another side of the raider nation. >> reporter: you can see the last of the raider fans leaving the game right now. the raiders management says it wants to show a truer image of raider fans, including families in the stands instead of rowdy fans that are often televised. some say management has a point. in the sell-out crowd of raider fans tailgating before the game, we found a different sort of fan -- a man watching fans with a camera. >> i see it as symbolic behavior coming out of the inner cells of individuals. >> reporter: he chairs the the anthropology department and has been cataloging them for more than a decade. >> super bowl is our business, right now. >> reporter: of masked and costumed raider fans are in the media and there are more families in the stands than those who stand out and get camera time, a message the team wants to get through. >> i hope it gets there. there are a lot of kids out here. it's not just my kids, it should be everybody's families as well. >> reporter: the rough around tumble image i

. >> alan: the raider nation fans are paying tribute to al davis. '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 decision

. >> hey, what do you know, we have a great picture with the raider nation. the raider mass i have lost but look at frank -- the raiders may have lost but lock at frank and the friends mae i have had. >> honestly great guys and bummed up because the raiders lost and they parked next to us. and how about a picture, guys. >> that is lawrence on the left. >> you can't tell behind that silver and black. >> there is still a little silver and black on your collar. >> for another day. >> telltale sign. >>> if you need a new phone, listen up. because it is here. time to trade up the soon to be obsolete i-phone 4. number 5 is about to hit the stores. apple invited all of the media techies to the cupertino headquarters form for a look-see. what can you expect for the voice and speech to text and a faster processor and an eight mega pixel camera. a couple of new features and more to come. we will find out when it is available and how much to shell out tomorrow when the new ceo tim cook takes center stage for the first time by the way. since mr. jobs stepped down. >> hold

. >>> meanwhile, members of the raider nation packed sports bars around the bay area to watch the first game without their long-time owner. [cheering] >> alan: and there was a full house at ricky's bar in san leandro, the hub for raider fans who want to watch the away games. we'll have the game's highlights and reactions and fan tribute at today reside game. >> the governor worked his way through a flurry of bills this week yeap, ahead of a fast provenning midnight deadline. some bills include making it illegal for children under 18 to use tanning beds regardless of parental permission. california is the first state to enact the law that goes into effect january 1st. another new law requires health insurance plans to offer coverage for chirp with autism. currently insurance providers can deny coverage for development disorders because they're classified as an education service. yesterday the governor vetoed senate bill 185 that would allow university admission officers to consider students race and ethnicity to be used at part of the criteria for administration to public university. >>

raider nation that so many have been familiar with, he was the one credited with putting raider footballhe map. he was a team owner when he first joined at the time, but al davis, he's been in some questionable health. we don't see him in the public that much over the past several years, but people think raider football and more so than anything else, they think al davis. >> synonymous with raider football. some say he's the steinbrenner, so to speak, of the oakland raiders. he has had some incredible victories and some times that weren't so great. but yeah, he was the franchise. he was the man. so very, very interesting to see what's going to happen there. >> sad news, again, he's been in some tough health over the past several years. but says something fiery and everybody knows just win, baby, win, is what he coined. we'll have more on his life coming up here in the "cnn newsroom." also, reynolds. >> we're dog to hop over here and show you what's happening weather wise. big story in parts of texas where we are an issue with the parts of flooding. this is an area that has been dealing w

. >>> coming up, raider nation marks the first home game.e'll show you special trints on and off the field. and a fiery crash killed a driver in the indy series. >> things are moving smoothly on highway 24. we had a tough drive last week. thursday and friday out of lafayette. but right now it's a nice,ut eat mmute to the bay bridge. it will change. i'll show you what's going on right now. co when someone gives blood and a life is saved, that moment when heartbreak turns to hope, you're there through the american red cross. every day, the red cross responds to nearly 200 neighborhood emergencies. and your support makes it possible. use this moment to join us today. visit redcross.org. >>> we were talking about a shooting in pittsburgh at a little girl's birthday party. we have an update for you. christie smith joins us live. >> reporter: good morning to you. it certainly doesn't get scarier than this. about 50 people celebrating a birthday party in this home. the youngest that was hit was a 9 yeerl girl. this is around 8:30 last night on ravi

could increase treatment for preschooler autos raiders nation invited to pay a final farewell to the man who led the scene for the past four decade autos off to a warm start. our natural ac will knock temperatures down tomorrow. there are other changes coming. i'll be back with the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> from 7 on your side new deals to prevent sticker shock next time you open a wireless bill. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> fans are getting a chance to bid farewell to al davis, inviting fans inside of the chapel of cemetery in oakland and it's going to remain open until 7:00 tonight. there is a photo of al davis as well as three super bowl trophies. >> he was a trailblazer and transcended football. it was outside of football and there are a lot of things accomplished for the city of oakland and a lot of things he did for people that hasn't been publicized. >> he was 82. the team staged a moving ceremony yesterday that included a public appearance by john madden. >> and a bay area company is now the latest to issue a recall of the bagged sal

. >> unique ways of honoring the father of the raider nation.ithin hours after al davis passed away october 8th. >> you never expected it to the happen because he's such a football i spontaneous did icon and did so much for game of football. >> one fan showed up to pay his respect. >> in any other setting it may seem disrespectful but it made perfect sense. the gorilla is part of the extreme fan base. >> he love that had reputation, being an -- >> and long-time friend john maddox. on sunday they did what davis wanted them to win the most. >> whether you hated or lovered loved him there's only one al davis. >> it was an intense night of -- against utah state. but the aggies they weren't going down without a fight forcing a fourth set where they would seal the deal. >> 8. 13over all and 3-5 in the west. >> that is pretty scary. >> i agree. those girls are tough. >> yeah, well, going back to football, jones because of his three touchdown interception, he won player of the week for offense. >> that's awesome. thank. >> grab your helmet, and take a r

. >>> i well, the day after losing an nfl icon, the raider nation still mourns the death of maverick coach, gm and owner al davis. the patriarch was a polarizing figure to say the least. however, sunday, the nfl fans around the league shows the appreciation for the man who helped to shape the league they know and love. that includes a moment of slen in every stadium in every game across the league including >>> you might call her the mother of all marathon runners. amber miller didn't finish the marathon with a trophy, but she ended up with a baby. it was her second marathon. she ran one when she was 17 weeks pregnant with the baby. exactly what was she thinking? >> i was real determined to run. i thought i would have had the baby. comes to the night before, i'm still pregnant. so i thought, i paid for it. so i'm foipg to run it, or attempt to do as much as i can. >> that was one way -- >> and was planning to run half of the marathon and skip to the finish line, but with her husband joe beside her, she found it easy enough to finish, she had the baby 12 hours later. amber's doctor ha

raider nation is what it is all about, thank you! >> in an emotional meeting, they had a hard time getting in the facility as scores of fans convened outside to congratulate them. fans said they will always lead silver and black. >>> he was a coach, general manager and eventually owner of the raiders. we have cre said a slide show of -- created a slide show of al davis. you can find it by going to our website, ktvu.com and clicking on the al davis tab. >>> san francisco 49ers are off to their best start in nine years with a record of four wins and one loss. the 9ers took an early lead against tampa bay. less than five minutes into yesterday's game, when alex smith threw between three defenders and hit walker for the 26-yard touchdown. josh fromman threw two interceptions, including this one by carlos rogers. the 9ers led 24-3 at halftime and they did not look back. they go on to beat tampa bay, 48-3. >>> coming up -- the stock market is not taking a holiday and it's a good day on wall street. >>> at least they are talking. we'll tell

competing against the successful national football league. the oakland raiders were one of those upstart teams and by 1963, the 3-year-old franchise had been through three head coaches. that was before they turned to a chargers assistant coach to turn their bad fortunes around. with al davis as head coach, the raiders won 23 of 42 games in three seasons, a far cry from the 9-33 mark by his predecessors. >> hey, i said [ bleep ]! >> reporter: by the 1970s, davis assumed complete control of the raiders and formed a personnel on the field with driven personalities under the leadership of a young head coach named john madden. they were the envy and fear of each opposing team. >> john had the players. the players liked john. and that's very important and we had great players. there is no question about it. >> reporter: most importantly, the raiders became a perennial post-season threat. and in 1977, the davis dream game reality as an amazing 13-1 season culminated with a victory in super bowl xi. >> throws and intersection by the oakland raiders, willie brown at the

on this game day the raider nation showed up with just as much volume as they bring to every match up. but on this the first home game since the passing of al davis, there is a special deference to the man who passed. >> he wants us to be ourselves. there is no logic. we are being who we are and honoring al. >> al davis has been gone a little more than a week, but on this day he was everywhere, on shirts, on faces, on posters, and even on this man's torso. hugo gonzalez says he got the tatoo after he learned of davis' death. >> why is it important to be here today? >> we are like the sons for him. >> before kickoff, the raiders were full of celebration and respect, especially those who worked for davis. >> he argued with people, but he represented them. he has been a large part of our lives. i worked here the last 20 years, and as i said it is all part of the family. >> on the field al davis' only child, mark, who welcomed some of the special guests of this game including mc hammer, oakland native. >> the loss of al davis is hard to believe he is not here. i have been coming here sinc

. >> the raider nation also paid respects to davis before the game. anne mackovic on the tailgate tribute. >> from here till now! >> al davis in the house! >> reporter: a toast to the man credited with changing the nfl. >> yeah, he's the man. >> reporter: his license plate reads commitment to excellence and at his tailgate party, his flag is flying low. >> in honor of al. quite a while to take that thing apart and get it done. >> reporter: for the first raiders home game, the passing of of al davis. >> him leaving is just the end of an era. >> reporter: davis was memorialized in all sorts of ways today, dubbed black day by some fans. he's on t-shirts and twitter, filling a stream of comments, hopes and memories from all over the u.s. >> along with the partying and the mourning going on here in the parking lot of the coliseum, there's also an air of wonder, what is next for the team? >> it's almost like a matriarch of a family leaving. he's part of our history and our family. >> reporter: but there are some things most can agree on. >> i hope they neve

the raider nation paid tribute to their former owner with an outporing of fan support over the weekendlped inspire them to a hard-fought victory in houston. >> we who cover the raiders have grown used to seeing hugh jackson with a smile on his face, but saw a different hugh jackson after his raiders rallied to beat the houston texans a day after the death of the raiders' pat patriarch, al davis. >> to be able to pick up that phone and call coach whenever i want to, i can't do that anymore. i can't pick up that phone and say, coach, what do you think about this? and i know i'm not going to get another late-night phone call at 11:00 or midnight saying, hugh, what are you doing? so that's different. all that hit me at that particular moment, that that part of it's done. and you've got to move on to the next chapter. >> so see him break down like that yesterday, you know, you see another side of him. you know, he's human, just like everybody else. you know, he has a soft side, if you will. but he's also just a very passionate dude and he loved al davis a lot. you could see from the speech.

the raider nation. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, into the bay area. >>> for the third time in a week we're seeing raindrops as another storm makes its way into the bay area. pretty gloomy out there. >> meteorologist lawrence karnow is in the weather center with a check on our forecast. >> hey, guys, perfect way to start off a monday of course with some clouds and a few scattered showers. showing up around the bay area. and i think probably becoming more numerous as we head in toward the afternoon. so yes, plan on that, if you're headed out the door, bring that umbrella with you today. you may just need it. especially as we move through the afternoon hours. and the temperatures, 60s and still a few 70s around the bay area. but yes, we're going to see the clouds filling the skies and a chance of showers, and that will continue into tonight. leaving a chance of showers, but they should begin to diminish overnight tonight. temperatures are going to stay fairly mild. mainly in the 50s and also the 60s. and then hopefully by tomorrow, we have just got a couple of passing clouds. but this area of low pr

. >> between the 49ers, raiders and national league championship there was no need to spend money. >>ational league championship, who won? >> who was that? >> oh yeah, the cardinals. >> we were all over that at 4:00 this morning. the first inning was crazy. >> yeah. >>> today warm-up enjoy the weather, numbers from 5 to 10° warmer than yesterday. that brings us up above average. sutro camera, you can't see much from this shot the sun coming up 20 minutes after 7:00. numbers chill questioner, 49° in morning in napa. skies are almost clear. patchy fog, 56 in concord as well as hayward with livermore at 53. 61 in mountain view, visibility reduced to quarter of a mile in santa rosa, 3/4 of a mile half moon bay. napa six miles livermore fog towards your area it is not going to last long lots of sun today and warmer wind direction out of the north that with will bring temperatures up 5 to 10° in some spots especially san francisco. we are talking about cooler conditions as soon as tomorrow. we've been watching an area of low pressure sit offshore and spin for the past several days will be o

the raider nation continues to mourn the death of its legendary owner al davis. there's no word yet when and if there will be a public medical. service. but an impromptu memorial was held last night at team headquarters in alameda. take a look at this video, it was like they won the super bowl. hundreds of fans cheered on the team as it returned home following an emotional win in houston where the raiders beat the texans. coaches and players say they were overwhelmed by the outpouring of love shown by the fans. to so many people, al davis and the raiders helped shape the culture of the east bay, beginning in the 1960s and 70s. davis passed away on saturday at age 82. >>> ending a california program that gave hybrid vehicles access to the car pool lanes may have backfired. the program yaif yellow stickers to 85,000 hybrids, allowing them to drive in the car pool lanes even though they were driving alone. the program ended july 1st after critics argued the hybrids were slowing down the commute for car poolers. according to a berkeley study, moving the hybrids out o

the raiders looking to pay tribute to al davis the best way they know how by giving backing to raider nation. it gave two ticket holders two tickets so they could bring along a friend. all the tickets are gone. if you're going to the game, you can expect tributes to davis to happen throughout the entire action. the team hoping to have a full house so the fans at home will be able to watch the game on tv, as well. >> if you didn't get the ticket, want to be able to watch it on v. >> still ahead, a dessert for the most pampered palate with a price tag that might give did you heartburn. >> welcome back the time now 11:25. seize the day. take a look at this gorgeous clear sky over the city of oakland. think we'll get another nice clear start tomorrow from oakland to san francisco. a little fog anticipated tomorrow in santa cruz. as a result of that marine influence, we're going to be a little bit cooler, as well. this is the hottest day of the week. enjoy that beach weather while it las. through this weekend, a bit of a change on the way. area of low pressure brings about the chance for showers

. >>> some in the raider nation are calling it a snub. >> i think it's disrespectful.hame on them. >> what "sports illustrated" didn't do that has raider fans fuming. >> and the new step to bring home a missing missouri baby not seen in almost two weeks. and we're going back live to the safety summit taking place this morning just days after the city's top cop resigned. fualaau for us. >> one day after the city of oakland makes howard jordan interim police chief, he takes his first street to make oakland streets safe. welcome back to ktvu morning on 2. we'll have more on that safety summit in just a moment. but first, the search for a man who has been missing for more than a week. san francisco police are asking for your help this morning. mark marvin was last seen leaving his home around 4 p.m. on october 6th. his car was found last sunday at baker beach. he is 39 years old, 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighs 135 pounds. if you have any information about his whereabouts, contact the san francisco police department. >>> there's now a $100,000 reward offered for the safe r

raider nation is what it's all about.if you take a look at this video, you can see why the coaches and players had a hard time to getting into the'. there were scores of fans outside getting ready to congratulate them. the fans say they will always leave soldier and black. >>> some fans came all the way from bakers field and felt it was important to do that. he was a coach, a general manager and sequentially the league. you can find more information about going to our website. >>> we are hours ago -- just hours ago san jose police shot a suspect. >>> and how whitey bulger, was brought down. ♪ [ female announcer ] pillsbury chocolate chip cookies with hershey's chocolate chips. for a moment of warm, gooey, togetherness. chocolate chip cookies... from pillsbury. and these are the ones you'll love on a school night. pillsbury crescent dogs with just a few ingredients you have an easy dinner... pillsbury crescent dogs... school night ideas made easy. whether you're an allstate customer or not. all you have to do is call. [ fe

. >> the flags at raider nation flew at half staff today. rather than a somber occasion there was a party atmosphere complete with bar-b-ques and t- shirts. fans say al davis wouldn't have had it any other way. a way to honor the man was to honor the raider. >> he was a genius. his expertise was football. and he took us to the top. we're on the way back up. >> reporter: as the afternoon wore on, fans gathered inside the stadium and shared a moment of silence in honor of al davis. the raiders took the field and an early lead. at halftime, more than a dozen raiders gathered on the field to remember al davis. john mattis lit a torch to remember his memory. >> i love to see all the players on the field and john madden lighting that torch was incredible. >> it was a tender moment for this team with a tough reputation. >> reporter: al davis will live on through his team and the best way to honor his memory is with a win. we'll have much more on how the raiders did coming up. >>> it has been a violent weekend in oakland with three people killed in