of the ice team proud as they are of their renowned professional hockey team have on guard but as tom boss makes way that's not the only example of five star. i don't skills wild the local hockey team album guard puts another goal in the net they may look like other teams from around rush or in the world but they know they're special i guess you. know you're still missing my list since we were little with practice not side in the cold weather so we're used to hot conditions it's room i know america so with the toughest players. and it's not just seasoned on school players enthusiasm for the test of courage and strength comes young. and. i like the way they play hockey the pillow fights the strikes and the opportunity to become a still life. ice hockey isn't the only have kilian and dev attracting attention here how about a wider no turning a minibus. but those boys even say period in winter with slippery roads it's pretty hard. pulling many buses is the only way this is what you have to show their strength they can also find many other ways to flex some siberian muscle. he regional local g

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. >> tom cable has the new job and his former boss explains why he fined him $120,000, next. began...davis withheld $120- thousand from former coach m cable for lawsuits filed agt the raiders by people who cm where assaulted by cable...e >> davis with held $120,000 from former tom cable for lawsuits filed against the raiders by people that claim they were assaulted by cable. cable was just fired after finishing the season 8-8. >> we're done with that loser. s anymore. he has been in football for 20 years. i've been with a winning team three out of 20. if that's not being a loser in our world i don't know what is. >> certainly after the news cons named the offensive line coach of the sea hawks. he held the same possession with the rangers in 2011-2008. now this guy could have a run for mayor of san francisco during the playoffs. they awarded him for post-season and has a 1-year contract. sanchez avoided arbitration. sanchez had 3.07 e.r.a. and struck out 205 batters last year. it's been a solid off season for the giants and athletics becoming contenders in the american league

both mike singletary and tom cable land new coaching gigs on the same day. speaking of cable his former bossavis began today with the official announcement of hugh jackson, the offensive coordinator last year led the raiders to their 6th scoring output in history, double their point table when they gave the hook the tom cable and waited a couple weeks and then made the obvious choice, hugh jackson the new head coach. >> what i'm excited about is the environment that is started here. we will create an environment for our ayers chasing greatnes job is to do everything that i can to take the team where i know we want to go which is the super he bowl. hugh put off to the side on the stage and davis on the next coach, and tom cable and his personal issues. >> i asked tom cable three or four different times, is there anything else that we have to deal with. justjust -- just wasn't going to take it anymore. >> you had mr. davis going on spousal abuse and girlfriends flying to meet cable at the game. no matter what you feel about davis he has never, never been dull. good news for cable today, pete c

and former raiders coach tom cable files a grievance against his former boss. jaéééééééñééé. >> closedrought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> it's 5:41. it's up to a judge to decide a grievance. cable is trying to recover $120,000 that the team penalized him for last season. espn said the owner was deducting money from cable's paychecks as a result of the team's forfeiting two days of team activities during camp last june and an unspecified dispute. cable and davis barely spoke to each other the last half of the season. cable left the team after cable failed to extend his contract next season. along with the prestige of hosting the america's cup 2013, san francisco may be forced to move some high-profile tenants from their waterfront locations. the piers in question 19, 29 as well as 30 and 32. cecilia talked to some of the businesses that may be forced to pull up stakes. >> larry ellison's cup race is expected to bring in millions, some say more than a billion when it comes to san francisco in 2013. but it turns out what's good for the city by the bay isn't necessarily good for the ba

will carry out exploration in russia's arctic shelf artie's tom barton brings us the latest from rostov headquarters in moscow ross just bosses are very happy the deal that's being signed they say that essentially what's going to happen now is a whole new industry is going to be for the industry of offshore arctic drilling which didn't exist before in russia they also say that this is one of the first one billion dollars of this invested will be fielded by b.p. america happy about that b.p. peretz part is also happy because they feel that they've got the expertise on the technology to make that work and get it back later on it's called a global and arctics to teach it partnership what it really means is about exploration there's a lot of oil there it's estimated that is about a fifth of the world's oil reserves are under the arctic explorers here people from this deal from b.p. and most never reckon they might be able to start drilling in five to seven years other experts say that's a bit over confident it could be as many as twenty years before they can actually get drilling but the deal is very much of mutual benefit for bo

tom cable. why he is demanding money from his old boss. >>> good morning, 680 sunol traffic is moving along okay if you are driving south. we will tell you more about the morning commute straight ahead. >>> good morning, to you. welcome back. here's a quick look at some of the top stories we are following for you right now. as we told you a couple minutes ago. steve jobs of apple is making big news this morning. apple board of director just granted steve jobs a medical leave of absence. we do not know the medical leave problem. we will bring you more on this coming up on mornings on 2. >>> oakland police chief may soon be heading to the bay area largest city. the oakland police department confirms police chief anthony bats is a finalist to become san jose new police chief. >>> and this morning on martin luther king day. the 27th annual bay area freedom train will travel from san jose to san francisco. it commemorates dr. king civil rights marchs in alabama. it leaves san jose's station at 9:30. >>> time now 6:43. 25 years ago martin luther kings junior birthday was commemorated as a federal holi

boss coach davis. then the talk shifted from the on-field product, topics like legal troubles as they relate to former head coach tomable. more on that in a moment as we put the spotlight back on jackson and how it's playoffs or bust. >> there's no question. i mean, i'm not here to be 9-7. i'm not here for that. i'm here to take this team to be the best we can be. and we want to win the afc west. we want to get in the playoffs and challenge for the super bowl. >> al davis is as passionate as ever. the raider nation listening very carefully today to a take on a variety of topics including canning cable and docking his play, plus stadium talk and what responsibility he takes as the team still seeks its first postseason since 2002. >> he knew i could have thrown him out without any money for what he did to the raiders. with the initial stuff with hanson, which supposedly he admitted he hit his wife and things like that. and that's public record. so i can say it. but there are things i can't say. because of the legalese about this. we want a stadium. we want a new stadium. we think the best place for a stadium is where

tom. either how are you the head of ross knapp has spoken to the needier today what did he have to say. well ross ness bosses have said that they're very happy about the deal they think in fact that it could change the whole world of oil exploration in the whole oil industry it will certainly be quite an achievement if they can manage in the predicted five to seven years to struck oil from under the frozen waters of the of the of the arctic sea up there the car a sea north of russia but apart so little caution also noted there they said that they were quite pleased that the first billion dollars of all the exploration money is being floated by b.p. because they have far more experience and greater technology in order to drill in these areas. tell us more about the deal itself. the deal is quite historic in some ways it's a huge share swap being done between ross now and b b and it's also this great joint venture to try and explore and find some of these huge amounts of oil possibly a fifth of the world's reserves that are estimated to be under the frozen arctic waters north of russia they are exploring an ar

boss. i am grateful that america has the privilege of calling him our attorney general. ladies and gentlemen, i bring to you attorney general eric holder. [applause] >> good morning. that morning. thank you, tom, for your kind words and your leadership of the civil rights division. i want to thank your team as well. for the work they have done more -- done in bringing us all together here. [applause] you have a school with a great tradition and you serve that great tradition. thank you for be distinguished guests and our keynote speaker. today, we are together to celebrate dr. king. we are bound by a shared grief and a painful sense of loss. this weekend in an unspeakable tragedy, 20 individuals were shot in tucson, arizona. six people were killed, including nine year-old christina taylor green. this senseless and shameful act of violence serves as a reminder that more than 40 years after dr. king's own tragic death, our nation has yet to run its course of cruelty. the fight to bring those that use violence to justice goes on. threats against public officials continues to be a cause for concern. i do not believe these threats are as strong as the forces working for tolerance and peace. at tim

boss. and i'm grateful that america has the privilege of calling him our attorney general. ladies and gentlemen, i bring to you the attorney general, eric holder. [applause] >> good morning i guess. >> thank you, tomor your leadership of the civil rights division. i also want to thank you and your team, as well as richard and his colleagues in the justice management division for your work in bringing us all together. also want to say congratulations to great job done by the colorguard. [applause] >> that's a school with a great tradition and you serve in that great tradition. thank you all for being here, especially our many distinguished guests and our keynote speaker, marc morial. today, as we join together to reflect on and to celebrate the life of dr. martin luther king jr., we are also bound by a shared grief and painful sense of loss. this weekend, in an unspeakable tragedy, 20 individuals were shot in tucson, arizona, at a constituent meeting with congresswoman gabrielle giffords. six people were killed, including nine-year-old christina taylor green and chief united states district court judge john roll. the senseless and shameful act of violence serves as an unfortunate reminder that, mor