davis is the oakland raiders and was the oakland raiders and the raiders will never be the same without him. >> one fan club is asking fans to gather here tomorrow night at 6:00 to welcome back the players from texas. >>> and the raiders organization today released this statement on the death of its owner and it reads in part al davis was unique, a maverick and giant among giants and a true legend and a hero and mentor and friend and the will to win will continue to blaze through the legacy of the great al davis. hugh jackson released a statement saying "it is because of this accomplished man and his love of silver and black, the fire that burns in him i will always and forever burn in me." >>> former raiders coach and current radio analyst mr. florez says he called mr. al davis a friend for fifty years. >>> it is hard to imagine that someone that has been a big part of my life and football and the raiders is gone. i think le be remembered as one of the great pioneers and one of the great architects of what the game is today. >> florez was one of the first latino coaches hired and curre

then there's the future of the raiders. what about oakland, los angeles, a venture with the san francisco 49ers? many questions answered now, probably in the near future. >> dennis and kim, thank you much. >>> the raiders say that the fire that burns brightest in its organization, the will to win, will continue to blaze through davis' legacy. the team statement calls davis a maverick, a giant among giants, a true legend among legends, the brightest star among stars, a hero, a mentor, a friend. >> his spirit will always be with the raiders. >>> his impact is felt far beyond the field. we hear from people at the bay area barn known as the place for raiders fans. killing your e >>> and you can't help but hear the angels are here. check out their aerial acrobatics without killing your ear drums. >>> and your fleet week weekend forecast looks like another funny day across the day for great air show. we'll have the details coming up in just a few minutes. ,,,,,, ask me how i've never slept better. why not talk to one of the six mi

his life was all about the oakland raiders. and now the team and the league will never be the same. >> be proud too that you are a vital part of the progress of this football team. >> reporter: he was the heart, soul and symbol of his team. al davis was raiders football. commitment to excellence, just win, baby, the spoken words of davis, words that became the mantra of raider nation and created an attitude that boldly stood apart from the rest of the national football league. he was born in brockton, massachusetts. but it was in brooklyn, new york, where his education in street smarts began. it was clear from the start that alan davis was a man who believed in going against the grain. in 1960, eight pro teams were established to form the american football league. 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 fortune

the raiders have done things their way so someone from the inside will make sense as the raiders mourn the loss of their leader and move forward to face the texans in houston. his son and wife returned to the bay area today. >>> tiger woods looking for his first victory in two years. he was lost the first two rounds but he had a great start today. 32' birdie putt on the second hole. tiger started on the back nine with five birdies on the day. two bogeys, finishing four under. a shootout for first, ernie els, second shot on the par 5 ninth. he eagles the hole. he's currently in a five way tie at 11 under. highlights after the game. the red river rivalry in favor of the sooners. texas dominated, 22 first downs and five turnovers. fleming returns this one 5 yards and the sooner roll 55-17. ohio state and nebraska is coming up. after the game, more on 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 accomplishe

the oakland raiders were one of those teams. and by 1963 the three-year-old franchise had been through three head coaches before they turned to a chargers assistant coach to turn them around. the raiders won 23 of 42 games in three seasons. a far cry from the 9-33 marked by his predecessor. 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 one thing. we had great players. there is no question about it. >> reporter: most importantly the raiders became a threat and then the davis dream became an reality as an amazing 13-1 season culminated with a victory in super bowl xi. >> throws. interception by the oakland raiders. 30, 40, 50. going all the way. >> i want to thank al davis and the raider organization for giving me an opportunity. al hired me at the age of 32 and as a linebacker coach. no one would do that but he did. >> reporter: into

davis -- it was a shock. >> mike: just win, babey, was the raiders slogan. >> he loved football. would be on the field, out an practice during the week, and fred would have some temper displays, and al would be over there just shaking his head,, ad i'd goo by him and heed go, young man, he just wants to win more than i do. and that was al. >> mike: hall of famers jim otto, like everybody, is still trying to process the fact that al davis is no longer with us. >> mr. davis has been so loyal to so many people, and so helpful to so many people. that one does not think that is ever going to end, and, yes, indeed, it has. >> mike: all three former players say there will never be another al davis. >> only one guy like him. >> going into the locker room and seeing mr. davis there with a smile on his face, and giving you a handshake, that handshake was very valuable. >> a great football owner. >> mike: the raiders released a statement on their web site that says, he was an innovate for, pioneer with a deep love and passion for the game of football, his legacy with endure forever. we'll h

the raiders wore decals on their helmets with "al" written on the back. rter, jason campbell steps up, raiders take the lead. 25-20 oakland. final second, texans quarterback matt schaub pressured, looking, into the end zone, picked off by michael huff. just win baby. hugh jackman overcome with emotion. >>> alex smith of san francisco struck first. 48-3 beat-down at the yard over the bucs. >>> chris fielder and the brewers erupt for six runs. milwaukee takes game one. >>> and in golf, bryce molder wins on the sixth playoff hole. it's the frye's open where a man was arrested for what he did to tiger woods. we'll tell you what that is on game day. >> you have to wait until 11:35. >> we're sticking around. >> and a significant win for both bay area football teams. >> i think the 49ers made a statement they may be better than a lot of people think. for the raiders, equally significant. >> like to hear. that that's a wrap. we'll see you at 11:35. my shoulder drag racing. that's when i decided to take it easy, so i took up hang gliding. [ female announcer ] a gra

steve jobs. >> 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 mem

>> from the high moments, to low moments. al davis was a raider through and through. the 82 year-old was rarely dull, he was overseeing one of the most historic football franchises. tonight, we remember the owner. he was the coach, he was the man, al davis. >> al davis passed away today at his home in oakland. the cause is yet to be revealed. here to talk to us about the imprint that davis left in football, of vern glenn. >>vern: there will never be another guy like him. if you love him, great. if you hated him, he did not care. all he cared was that you loved the oakland raiders. it stayed built a mt. rushmore of ever want to say to the nfl, he would be there. >>vicki: would he be front and center? vern >> and let's take a look back at al davis. a pioneer in professional football, he had been in the raiders organization since 1972. long before that, he was the days of the franchise if as coach and head of full operations. in 1963, he took over a franchise that had previously won only nine days in three seasons. he was the nfl coach of the year. after serving as afl co

daistles owned the raiders for 48 years. started with the team back in 1963 as head coach and general manager. we will continue to follow this story. stay tuned to ktvu and ktvu.com >>> people in philadelphia have joined the occupy wall street protest but they made an unusual request. the protesters asked the mayor to provide them with a way to watch the phillies game. critics say that's hypocritical, and they are watching millionaire athlete. the request was denied. the mayor said that the group had not obtained the proper permit to protest. >>> major league baseball's championship series are all set. alcs began with tigers on the road to face the texas rangers in game 1. you can see the entire series here. coverage begins at 4:30 this afternoon. both the national league division series went to a deciding game 5. for the brewers and d'back, it was a thriller. arizona tied the game at 2 in the top of the 9th with a safety squeeze but in the bottom of the 10th, san francisco native nyjer morgan was the hero. this is the first

the raiders didn't get a first down until the final possession of the first half. pbell finds heyward- bey for a catch and 14-12 texans. davis loving it. raiders lead 15-14. look at the grabby walter. it set up a field goal. houston back up 17-15. fourth quarter, campbell steps up, touchdown raiders and they're back on top. 22-17. it was 25-20 oakland, under 30 seconds left. pass, hauls it in at the 5 yardline. houston would spike the ball and stop the clock with 7 seconds left in the game. they had one final play. shaw goes back to pass, scrambles to buy time, looks into the end zone. michael mix it off -- michael picks it off. an emotional game for jackson who is mourning the loss he referred to as coach davis. >> today is a great day for the raiders all across the world. sad day yesterday but i know without a shadow of a doubt that coach is somewhere up there rejoicing because this football team did what he always said today, commitment to excellence, pride and poise and just win. >> what's the one thing he said to you that stuck with you now in his passing that

he was inspirational and not just among the players. how raider nation is coping with the loss of their leader. >> remembering 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

. >> the heavy starts of the raider nation as the team plays for the first time in four decades without al davis. >>> an expensive high school science project ruined before it could be completed. the environmental experiment taken by the hands of vandals. >>> good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. from coast-to-coast it is the issue that is gaining supporters and a lot of high ranking attention. while the momentum between occupy wall street shows no sign of slowing town the question remains will the group get what it wants? linda yee joins us with one analyst's take. >> reporter: this growing protest is getting the attention of veterans of the civil rights movement including people like ambassador andrew young who was one of the strategists for martin luther king. he was says the protestors have to be articulate and organized to change the political climate. other analysts say at least their frustrations are getting a voice. in san jose several dozen continue the occupation of city hall. 50 to 60 demonstrators occupy the sidewalk by the federal reserve bank in survive. they are the lower an

the raiders released a statement this morning, it said, al davis was unique. a maverick, a giant among giants. a true legend among legends. the brightest star among stars. a hero, a mentor, a friend. and al davis touched the lives of many people on and off the football field. tonight fans are feeling a tremendous loss. 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 w

third quarter, 17-7, it's a fake, field goal, completing the pass. raiders win, 24-17. >>> 4ers in detroit. 4th down, alex smith throws a strike, delane walker for the game-winning touchdown. san francisco wins 25-19. nobody was more excited than jim harbaugh whose celebration after the game did not go too well with the lion's head coach. the coaches had to be separated by several team members. >> tom brady to aaron hernandez. improving 5-1. they escape 20- 16. >>> cardinals needed one win to get to the world series in milwaukee tonight. albert pujols makes it 6-4. cardinals win, 12-6, advancing to the world series where they will meet the texas rangers, game one on wednesday night. >> all right, that's it for us. we'll see you at 11:00 for cbs5. ♪ [ 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. ♪ [ cellphone rings

davis on the 4017th of the raiders. ld the san francisco comical the team will remain in the davis family and that there is a succession plan in place. davis leaves behind his wife and son. >>> longtime oakland city leaders are remembering al davis. the raiders organization has spent most of it existence in oakland. in the 1980s the raiders moved south without legal approval after a battle over luxury boxes at the coliseum. raiders ended up returning to oakland in 1995. then whatever he knew about football, and i believe he knew a lot, i would leave that to his peers to get out of it. as a businessman, as a negotiator, particularly someone who had to work within a political environment, she was very good. >> others who gave his first firsthand say making money with secondary to him. former player john bella tells us he cares more about winning than any other owner in the nfl. we will have more on the passing of al davis throughout mornings on two. we also slideshow >> money. police investigate the second shooting this we

the oakland raiders have won the game.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 had to bust out the oxygen. look at this shot to walker. 26 yarder and he ties a career high with three touchdown passes. the flood gates open. carlos rogers picks off josh freeman with the pick six. check it out. a little dougy action. remember the dougy? alan does it well. frank gore bang itself in from two yards out. 125 yards for him. 24-3 at the half. he had three catches and two for scores. 48-3 and they are now four and 1 since 2002. >> this has

>>> you can see the chiefs and raiders right here tomorrow at 5:00. stay tuned for highlights and reaction on the fifth quarter. >>> in 2007, rex ryan was a finalist to be the chargers head coach, but san diego chose norv turner. with the two teams meeting this week, the chargers would have won multiple super bowls if he had got the job. >> i think i would have had a couple rings. those teams were loaded. >> i just, i didn't have a chance to ask him this, but i was wondering if he had those with one of these guarantees the last couple of years. >> good for norv! standing up for the bully! >>> college football now, packed house in baton rouge, top ranked lsu taking on auburn. jarrett lee gets ruben randall and strides for the score. randall's second touchdown of the game, lsu pounds auburn 45-10. they are 8-0 for the first time in 38 years. >>> clemson improved, after they dropped 59 points on north carolina. oregon beat colorado 45-2. cal leads utah 20-0 in the third quarter, and stanford just scored again, now leads washington 17-7. >>> and finally, l

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the history of their raiders. >>vern: they ended up winning three super bowls. his stable world was dominate. the team to ride on a fear and intimidation. in 1982, he molded the team from oakland to los angeles. the football league attempted to block the move. >>vern: in 1992, he was inducted into the football hall of fame. >> at this is testimony to the people that support their enthusiasm and talents into their raiders dynasty. burner >> in 1995 he move to the team back to oakland after 13 years in los angeles. fortunes on the deal were not kind. there was the 2003 super bowl loss to tampa bay and former raiders coach john gordon. from 2003-2008, the raiders are record was 24-72. >>vern: he hired the first latino and african-american head coach. he hired a traffic as the first and only female ceo in the league. davis was just starting to see results from his team on the field. they were 8-8 last year but they swept the afc west going 6- 0. there is definitely a different feel around the alameda headquarters. >> d

the raiders lineup to a field goal. it is a fake. he goes all the way, 35 yards. ey recover an on sidekick. he tie itself in raider territory. it is broken up by a stanford route. raiders hang on to win it. in every sport there is a chance of serious injury. in some sports even death. today in las vegas. 33-year-old dan wheldon died in a horrific crash. it was lap 13, a 15-car pile up and wheldon's car was the second to go airborne. us his car slam nootz wall and catches fire. one of the worst crashes i have seen in my 25 years of broadcasting. they canceled the remainder of the race. wheldon was airlifted to a local hospital and two hours later he was declared dead. >> indycar is sad to announce that dan wheldon has passed away. our thoughts and prayers are with his family today. our 4 new rich & hearty soups really have people talng... [ guy ] ring, ring. hold on a sec... progresso... i love your new loaded potato with bacon. that's what we like to hear. where was i? oh right... our rich & hearty soups.. people love the thick cut carrots... we do too! where was i

the end zone. divine intervention. raiders hang on. 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. passes. the flood gates open. rogers, pegged off josh freeman. 31 yards for the touchdown, and afterwards check it out. a little dougie action. almost as good as my rendition. let the massacre begin. frank gore. 125 yards and the score. 24-3 at the half. second half, the vernon davis show over the middle. breaks four tackles, tumbles in for six. it's 31-3 in the third. niners embarrass the bucs 48-3, they're now 4-1. >>

the raiders owner al davis was honored at the team's first home game since his death earlier this month. a number of former raiders players and coaches took to the field, as all eyes turned to the stands. >> lighting the torch in a poignant tribute to al davis. >> 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

the raiders deferred the kickoff. first half, first pass of the game, picked off by kendrick lewis and he is gone. 59 yards the other way, and just like that, 7-0 kansas city. not a good start. next possession, boller completes a pass to d-mac. he leaves with a sprained food. a huge loss. boller struggling. from inside his own 15. intercepted by flowers and turns that into a score. boller, three picks in the first half. the direct snap to bush, raiders down 14-0 at the half. third quarter, 21-0 kansas city. the carson palmer era begans. first half. hey, it's complete. over the middle. palmer on the play but the drive stalls. raiders looking for something positive. this is not it. palmer pick off by flowers. palmer also three interceptions. six on the day. the chiefs bury the raiders 28-0. >> i was excited to be playing again, but just with such a limited playbook when i'm in the game, and little to no experience with the receivers, it definitely is uncomfortable situation to be in. >> mike: the raiders can lick the wo

and the raiders had a measuring stick game on the national stage.ut came up short against tom brady and the new england patriots. we open tonight's show with the san francisco giants. the baseball playoffs are under way and the 2010 world series champions won'ting defending their title. after a season in which the giants finished ten games over .500, that wasn't enough to get to the second season. as the memories linger, it is time to look back at how this season played out with the giants. we continue our xfinity sports sunday. time for our sunday sit-down. and let's review the giants season from 2011. and to do that we bring in brian sabaean and bruce bochy. the final three-game set of the season, at&t park is packed to the gills. there's an energy in that ballpark all the way to the end. you guys get over 3 million fans in 2011. what did that say about just what went on and how special this season was? >> well, pretty amazing. and i think it's a residual effect of the joy ride we all had last year, especially the fans themselves. actually 3.3 mil

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 a pair of shootings. police say abram pringel was shot at 85th an olive street. he was rushed to the hospital but died a few hours later. >>> there was more gunfire. officers got a report of shots fired near the interstate 580 park avenue exit. >> we were spotted at the scene. we located two adult victims. one was eventually pronounced deceased at the scene. one was transported to the hospital. >> reporter: a second young man also died. police have yet to make any arres

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

the raider nation pays tribute to its late owner al davis. news starts right now. >>> good sunday evening. i'm diane dwyer. we are on at a special time tonight because of football. >>> san jose police shot and killed a man today. it is the sixth time so far this year that an officer in san jose has shot a suspect, and it happened near downtown. nbc bay area's kimberly terry's at san jose police headquarters with more on that for us. >> reporter: san jose police say they are still investigating this case, and right now they aren't releasing many details. they got a call just before noon about a suspicious man in an apartment complex. four officers responded and confronted the suspect in the back of the parking lot. >> a report came in, at least one report came in from the residential area here. a resident presumably indicating that a person was acting in a suspicious manner or something to that effect, and that that person was armed. >> reporter: police say during their interaction with this suspect, one officer fired his weapon, killing the ma

the raiders know winning is the best way to honor mr.>> they are going to do the tribute for the old man and everything. i already know what he wants. what he want out of the it. >> the patriots have the league's best offense. the cowboys will have their hands full this weekend. rob brian says dallas plans to throw the kitchen sink at new england. >> a full fledged, a double sink with a disposal. that's a heck of a sink. i never caught a sink. my wife has thrown a plate or two at me. >> of course, ryan was the raiders defensive coordinator in that game against the browns. the raiders and browns right here on cbs 5. >> 1:00. >> i never thrown a plate at anyone. >> no. >> maybe just for fun. you know. >> paper plate. >> if it bounces or breaks. but you know, it's pretty impressive. >> still missed by the raider fans, i think. we won't be seeing him here any time soon. >> we'll watch the game sunday and enjoy. we'll be right back.

the cards are far davis' family. she will drop them off at raider headquarters. >> to let them know that they are loved. >> reporter: inside the bar there's a glass case that's become a shrine of sorts. some fans tell us their team loyalty goes so deep. >> every sunday i go to church. that's what i call it. when i get off the b.a.r.t. train, i come to the coliseum. >> reporter: if coliseums are their church, whether the teams won or lost today. 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 invest

the emergency quarterback to boss and 35 yards and raiders up 14. browns rally back. 10 unanswered points. it is a chance to tie it and colt mccoy's touchdown pass was broken up. raiders hang on to win it 24-17 and hugh jackson spoke about campbell's injury. >> i am not going to let this football team blink. we will miss jason for a little while. i have no idea how long it will take. i don't know. we will see as we go. i noy obviously he won't be -- i know obviously he won't be here next week. we will continue to press forward and get better. >> the cardinals advance to the world series with a win over the brewers in milwaukee. and there was a horrific accident at las vegas motor speedway wherein de 500 winner dan >>> we have a battle of former a's managers in the world series. there is tony larussa's cardinals win. david freeze and a three-run bomb. ret birds scored first -- red births scored first. bottom of second and they have game. he crushes the shot off jackson. that's as close as the brewers got. pujols and see ya. the first time that has hap

the raiders are 2-2. raiders next visit houston on sunday. lk about another big road win for matthew stafford and the detroit lions. they return each one back for touchdowns. here's your second one. chris houston, 56 yards. dallas still leads by 10. after romo's third interception of the game, matthew stafford has time to throw to calvin johnson. detroit 4-0 for the first time since 1980. coming up, the arizona diamondbacks try to get their lead in milwaukee. it's baseball's second season and it's next in sports wrap. en blah ok, kids, our cable will let us record one more show. who should get it? i really love jennifer. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. ok, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love the most. oh, fun, yeah. 1...2...3... jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. ha! she's so pretty. yeah. or, we give it to kyle. it's really all he's got. [ male announcer ] switch to at&t u-verse and record four shows all at the same time. just $29 a month for 6 months. at&t. >>> the d

he packed up and moved the raiders back to oakland. >> magnificent out there today. ly were. >> reporter: al davis died this morning at age 82. >> mitchell: finally this saturday evening, we ask you to consider the long-ago case of the california fourth grader who barely studied until his teacher essentially bribed him to succeed. that turnaround student's name was steve jobs. as bill whitaker tells us now, the apple founder's most enduring legacy may well be in the can classroom. >> only up the cover of your ipads. >> reporter: today's digital classroom, no more notepads, no more scratch paper and much smaller cubbyholes. at st. mel school, every one of their 570 students has been assigned an ipad, a $375,000 investment paid for by the school. >> do you miss your paper packets? >> no ( laughter ). >> reporter: it's part of joyce cluess' vision of what the graduating class of 20ed 20 will need to succeed in the world. >> we believe that this piece of technol will enrich our students, will deepen their understanding, will support them and will challenge them. >> report

can see the raiders and browns tomorrow afternoon, right here on cbs 5. nd afterwards, stay tuned for the fifth quarter. >>> the patriots have the best offense. sot cowboys know they will have their hands full tomorrow. the defensive coordinator rob ryan says dallas plans to throw the kitchen sink at new england. >> well, is this like a full-fledged, are we talking like a double sink with the disposal? i mean because that is a heck of a sink. i've never caught a sink. my wife i think has thrown a plate or two at me. that's in the kitchen family. >> the 49ers have an offensive lineman of their own with a good sense of humor. and who knows? he may one day have his own tv show. >> it is the joe show. ♪ the joe show. going to ask some stupid questions to some teammates. >> they said sing a song and i did. and that is what came out. that is the first day, too. >> how exactly do you mud slide? find a big old heel and slide on it, and then just slide down. on your belly. head first. now you got a belly. >> i got a belly. >> you got a little belly, belly, belly on

i took a look at the border temperatures for the rest of the bay area coming up. >> the raiders just one baby for the the man upstairs, al davis the owner of the raiders passed away on saturday at his home in oakland. the fans and the team seemingly have rallied around the lake davis. vern glenn jones us now to talk about the big win on sunday and how his presence remained strong even after his passing of course if you love him or hated him, you knew that he loved that team. >> all he cared about is the love the raiders. when they were in los angeles it was paddled the loss angeles raiders, when they were told and it was open raiders. it does not matter how you felt about him like i said over the weekend he is on the mount rushmore of the guys that will be chiseled and cornerstone in the national football league. >> big personalities in the nfl. >> absolutely in that game yesterday on the motions-- emotions came pouring out in here is a look at hugh jackson address in the team. >> just a moment of silence, al, we love you and when you are looking over this team will keep playing like

it was the first raider home game since his death. abc7 is live in oakland where the team and the fans honored the nfl icon. sergio? >> and this afternoon's win over the browns is especially sweet for those die hard raider fans who show up here to the coliseum for every home game. but with a nearly packed coliseum, it is clear that there were other fans who also showed up so they could pay their respects to al davis. 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 fi

the raiders decided, you know what, kyle will start. cked off by kendrick lewis and she gone 59 yards the other way. just like that 7-0 kansas city. it is an ugly start. the next mow -- possession and he boler comes up limping with a sprained right foot and did not return. that's a huge loss for oakland. it gets worse. he continued to struggle. deep to moore and interest septembered by flowers and the chiefs turn that into six points. three picks in the first half. the second quarter and raiders with four shots in the five. direct snap to michael bush and he is stuffed on fourth down. 14-0 chiefs. now 21-0kc. carson palmer off the bench for the first time in his career. first half, complete over the middle for 18 yards. that's a good start. late him on palmer. he is okay, but the drive stalls. we go to the fourth and raiders looking for something positive, and this is not it. brandon flowers picks off palmer and takes it back. the chiefs score 21 points off turnovers and palmer with three interest interceptions. chiefs bury the raiders i

it out on the raiders, the black hole sold out.riot, richard seymour, crushz brady, play was flagged dead. mcfadden, run dmc, 41 of his 75 yards. bush with a one-yard plunge. the raiders down seven at the half. patriots explode after that. pats up 14, and the raiders come unhinged. brady, quick slant. branch, touchdown number 274. brady's career, puts him ahead of joe montana. patriots beat up the raiders 31-19. to the nypd, nlds game two, brewers and d-backs, the brew crew might be the team to beat. brewer fans burying the d-backs. here comes the rally. upton gets all of it. two run jack off greinke. game tied at four in the fifth to the sixth, ziegler. throws it away. gives up four runs without getting an out. brewers 9-4, a win away from the nlcs. to the broncht tigers up 2 in the first. on the hill, max scherzer, outstanding, five innings of no-hit ball. the yankees would chip away. to the ninth. tying run on base. but jose valverde gets cano to ground out to end it. tigers win it 5-3. the series heads to detroit tied at one ga

the raiders pop the browns 27-14. it was a bitter sweet victory.l suffered a broken collarbone and could be out the rest of the season. delaney walker for the touchdown. the 49ers 5-1 on the season, and jim harbaugh and jim schwartz had a little shoving >>> the transfer of 33,000 inmates from state prison to local jails gives our counties the unprecedented opportunity to do what the state has failed to do, and that is rehabilitate. i'm suzanne shaw. counties spend $25,000, half the 53,000 it costs the state to jail someone. so this historic shift of inmates from state to local control not only saiflz us money but gives counties millions to expand programs, drug treatment, job training and education so that lower level offenders can reenter our communities successfully. past records show almost 20% of our parolees end up back in jail. now with local communities taking over, nbc bay area believes we can and should help these non-violent offenders change their lives. with visionary leadership, bay area counties can lead the way. learn more at nbcedito

the raiders weren't the only big losers on sunday. too. >> roberta, if carson palmer does not start for the raiders on sunday, i will do the weather. that's an o'donnell guarantee and then you'll do sports on monday. we'll see. >> okay. >> mm-hm. >> so obviously, i was wrong. so tonight, on our 10:00 news on the cw, i will be doing the weather. and roberta will be doing the sports. >> you're going to give her the sports minute. >> i feel a high pressure system coming down. >> wait until he gets in front of the green screen, right? >> have to turn the maps around. >> figure how that tricky green screen works. >> we'll do it tonight. >> tonight at 10:00 on the cw. >> yes. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> okay. this will be fun. >> because the weather is changing how much pressure is he going to have at 10:00. >> i'm going to give you a good forecast tonight, dennis. i'm going to make it real good. we are going to have some maps moving in and out for you dennis and we are going to be talking about that fire weather watch because things are heati

. >>> 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

the raiders introduced carson palmer someone many consider an elite level nfl quarterback. lable prior to the trade deadline because he had refused to report to the cincinnati bengals despite being under contract. the raiders felt the need for an established quarterback after campbell suffered a broken collar bone yesterday. he has a history of quality play but also injury. to get him oakland gives up a draft pick. hugh jackson on whether the price was too high. >> i don't think you ever mortgage the future of an organization when you're putting a real big time franchise quarterback on your team. i appreciate what everybody thinks but i'm really concerned about what we think here. and i think we're very comfortable with that. number two, 2012 will take care of 2012. >> i've been around long enough to make the sacrifices that this organization made to get me. you know i also understand there's a lot that comes with playing, playing this position, playing quarterback. it's definitely a burden and i'm going to take it head on and do everything i can to win. >>> palmer hasn't pl

patriots bully the raiders. >> we didn't get it down. didn't score when we had opportunities to score. one of the better teams in the league in the scoring zone and today we wasn't. >> not going to hang our heads. just keep fighting and plugging away, and it's a long season. >> a game we can definitely learn from. bounce back and put it behind us. we're still a really good football team. one game is not going to define us as a team for the whole season. we got knocked down but got to get back up. >> mike: it's a marry thorns not a swim. nlds, game two, brewers and dynamic dynamics, brew crew might be the team to beat. arizona trailed 4-1 but here comes a rally, upton, two-run bomb. game tired at four in the fifth. to the sixth. former a's reliever, brad siegler. ziggy throws it away. gave up four runs without getting an out. the brewers are a win away from the nlcs to the bronx, cabrera got the tigers off to a great start in game two. opposite field two run shot. tigers up 2-0 in the first. on the hill, max scherzer was outstanding, five

see the raiders and browns tomorrow afternoon, right here on cbs 5. and afterwards, stay tuned for the fifth quarter. >>> the patriots have the league's best offense. so the cowboys know they will have their hands full tomorrow. defensive coordinator rob ryan says dallas plans to throw the kitchen sink at new england. >> well, i mean it is like a full-fledged, double sink, with a disposal, i mean because that is a heck of a sink. i've never caught a sink. my wife has thrown a plate or two at me. but that's in the kitchen family. >> the 49ers have an offensive lineman of their own with a good sense of humor and he may one day have his own tv show. >> it is the joe show. the joe show. going to ask some stupid questions to some teammates. >> they said sing a song and i did and that's what came out and that was the first day, too. >> how exactly do you mud slide? find a big old heel and slide on, it slide down. on your belly. head first. >> now you got a belly. >> i got a belly. >> you got a little belly, belly, belly on you. >> everything i do on that sho

plus - the oakland raiders take the field today without their fearless leader. raider nation mourns the death of al davis. it's 8:00 a-m on this sunday, october 9-th. good morning, i'm anne makovec. i'm phil matier. there s a lot to talk about in our next half-hour... (chat about it's 8:00 on sunday morning. thanks for starting your day with us. >> we've got a half hour, and it's filled with news. one of the topics, federal crack down on pot clubs around california. and we have the opening of voting on the mayor's race in san francisco. >> lots going on. going to be a big week. first a moment of silence today for the man who changed professional football. houston raiders players will be wearing black armbands to mark the passing of team owner al davis, who died yesterday, 82 years old. the cause of his death has not officially been released, but several friends said his health had really been failing recently. a tremendous loss is felt. many of them came to show respects at raiders' headquarters. although many fans had never met davis, they felt like they knew hi

>> i wouldn't want anything out of the raiders playbook today. didn't go well. >> two quarterbacks making it into the game for the raiders. let's see how carson palmer did in the oakland debut next ♪ ...harvested the same... ♪ ...and roasted the same as our other premium coffees. ♪ it only makes sense it would taste the same. so, try it for yourself. buy a pack of 100% natural starbucks via® ready brew. we promise you'll love it or we'll send you a bag of starbucks coffee. it's the starbucks via® taste promise. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow up in a world where tobacco kills more people... than aids, drugs, alcohol, murder and car crashes... combined. we have a lot more work to do. . >>> well it was not just one raiders quarterback that had problems today? >> no, it should be wasn't, teams hate to use injuries as excuses, but m

there are minor rum brings that the raiders -- rumblings that the raiders without mr.- former president. >> i think the rumors will heat up significantly. i think the rumors about everything concerning the raiders will just run rampant, probably for a matter of month. i also believe it's going to be very difficult for the raiders to really start thinking about anything significant, such as a move outside their market or for that matter, even taking a major giant step forward in termses of trying to get a -- terms of trying to get eye assume deal [ indiscernible ] in -- a stadium deal done in their own market. and be able to get comfortable with moving into the next few years under this new ownership with such a dominant feature like al davis having been gone. >> the raiders will honor mr. davis on 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.