frost and davis, martin frost and tom davis.o start with your reaction to the cain campaign initially. you heard mark block a few minutes ago, how are they handling this so far? >> terribly at this point. they raise more questions than they're answering at this point. this campaign, i don't think is suited for the long term anyway. they hadn't built the infrastructure, but i think this may hasten the downfall. >> it is tough for the most sophisticated campaigns to handle a story like this when it hits. what -- how should they be getting in front of this? like i said, we have our own reporting on this, our own sourcing on this. this doesn't appear to be some sort of internet gossip page 6 story. >> i want to follow on what tom said. when you play in the majors, you have to be able to hit the curveball and they haven't shown they can hit anything. it is a problem for them, obviously. presumably someone, some news media will nail the issue of the financial settlement with these two women, will detail that. if there was a financial

host: we are talking with tom davis. guest: a senator from ohio and others, they were my partners this last year and we had a sweeping victory. host: favorite political trivia question in your answer. we will go to david next in pennsylvania. the democrats' line. caller: all like to thank the representative -- i would like to thank the representative for stating that when you were elected, it was time to work together and get something done. my question is -- let's see. corporations are people thing that the supreme court decided, is there any way that the american people can overturn that decision? i think that is the biggest threat to our democracy and our time. guest: that allowed corporate speech the way that individuals get speech. it was up 5-4 decision of the court. you could probably nibble around it with legislation. democrats have tried to do that. they see themselves as disadvantaged by that decision. host: this is from our twitter page. guest: that has always been true. you cannot stop individuals from spendi

this is an easy one for old tom davis. me the correct answer. >>> we have encouraging news on the jobs front as we wait from friday's big unemployment report about september. andrew ross sorkin joins me now. the market run down. does that mean adp is out? >> adp is out. sfri the big number. adp coming out with 91,000 new jobs in the private sector. that's good news. the expectation was 75,000. so you can take that for what you will. i should also temper that by saying there was another report that came up earlier in the day, challenger. it noted that overall for the last month there was 115,000 jobs lost and 50,000 of those were from government jobs including the military. so there is a double-edged sword with this whole conversation of we want to shrink government and there is a lot of conversation about shrinking government but you're going to lose jobs while trying to reduce our own debt. so that's the big thing to watch. also by the way, apple stock. everybody is watching that after the iphone 4s, not the iphone 5. >>

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>> the players like john, and that's very, very important. >> reporter: after madden retired, davis made tomthe league's first latino head coach in 1979. in 1988, he named art shell the first black head coach in the nfl, and in 1997, named amy trask the first woman c.e.o. in the league. in oakland, the raiders thrived, winning two super bowls by 1980, but davis wanted to play in a bigger stage and pushed to move the team to los angeles. to do that, however, he had to suit nfl in an epic legal battle that eventually freed other teams to move cities as well. but by 1995, davis had grown unhappy with the team's aging home at the l.a. coliseum. he packed up and moved the raiders back to oakland. >> magnificent out there today. you really 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

tom davis, the former congressman, says one of the ways to pay for this is to pay tolls on the accessand others are saying the same thing. but, see, this plays into this whole thing. how much money are you going to spend on this project to complete it. >> well, there's another point here. i think there are problems with the propbgzs. part of that is if they are too high it would be more difficult to get support. and i believe some people are not effectively and accurately making these projections so these cost overruns look even more outrageous and there are always cost overruns in projects. a home renovation or whatever, they always take too long and they always cost too much. >> take a closer look. not that they haven't got good accounts but i hear this all the time on the hill when people raise issues. is it really that bad? here we go again. surprise, surprise. they're over budget. metro has always been over budget on everything it does. that's one of the problems. they've never been able to get a handle on it. >> the very reason i used the word politics in the beginning, the dull

later as owner he hired the first black head coach, art shell and first latino coach tom flores. davis was famous and some infamous for recruiting infamous for recruiting renegade players. he sued to move the team from oakland to los angeles, but after 13 seasons of disappointing profits, they returned to oakland in 1985. in success and in failure, the raiders were always a reflection of the genius and the flaws of one man, al davis. >>> and zsa zsa gabor is said to being doing better this morning, her husband said that her fever is down. she has been hospitalized several times since breaking her hip last year. >>> finally, the undead were out in force in pittsburgh last night. as often are in pittsburgh. thousands gathered downtown pittsburgh for world zombie day. they were trying to set the record for the largest gathering of zombies. which is currently 4500 zombies. there was a brain-eat iing olympics. of course, as you know, dan the hallmark of this show, accuracy, those are not really brains they were eating. >> there was also a severed leg javelin contest. >> that wasn't really a

there was tom davis, former republican on. what was he talking about?e was talking about the results of the election. he said the smartest, brightest top 100 counties in america voted for obama. the lowest scoring educated counties in america voted for john mccain. this is how we are. the republicans gigot against their own best interests. -- vote against their own best interest. host: they say their movement has become more organized. it is following the second week in a row following mass arrests. the wall street demonstration started out slow last month. south bend, indiana. caller: good morning, c-span. thank you for your show. it is want to show my support for wall street. i think the left needs to organize and have some kind of a movement. i cannot believe how passive people have been. i think there is going to be a great uprising. i cannot wait to take part of it. that is what i have to say. host: tell me about what you think the movement would embody? caller: i think it would embody taking our country back like the trade agreements that have bee

tom davis, a former representative of virginia, and he will be here to discuss recent congressional anditical developments including the 2012 presidential campaign. we also have wendy weiser from the brennan center of justice and we will talk about a recent study by the brown and center which looks at new voting laws put in place that could make it harder for americans to vote. we will finish off with roger simon of politico to compare and contrast to the political campaigns of previous democratic presidents. that will be the program tomorrow. thank you very much for joining us today on "washington journal." we will see you again tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> sunday on c-span, "newsmakers," buck mckeon at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern. and "road to the white house," michele bachmann will be in new hampshire. part of a three day campaign tour. >> c-span radio is another way to keep up with politics and public affairs, offering a mix of the most relevant he

davis. willie brown, tom flores and george atkinson were among those attended.ans were allowed inside at a chapel. it's a public area and large crowds are expected this weekend. legendary owner passed away a week ago at his oakland home. he was 82 years old. >>> one day after that horrific accident, race car drivers and experts are asking tough questions. among them, could it have been avoided? now the latest from los angeles. >> reporter: they were five of the hardest laps they have ever driven, five laps in their fallen comrade dan weldon in a few seconds, a chain reaction with devastating consequences. the car climbed on to another vehicle and went airborne. officials say he died because of trauma to the head. he was racing to win a $5 million purse that he planned to split with a spectator. two time winner of the indy 500 he was no rookie. racing experts can only speculate what went terribly wrong. one theory was too many drivers on the track with little experience. >> when two tires touch, what started as a lays spin turned into a most horrific accident. >>

. >> and a moving ceremony takes place in honor of the late al davis featuring a number of the former players and coaches. tom flores, jim plan kit, and many -- plunkett, and many others. it culminated with john madden lighting the torch some a poignant tribute to al davis who passed away last week at the age of 82. >> the raider nation also paid respects to their leader before the game. we have more on the tailgate tribute. >> from here to now, big al reigns! al davis in the house! >> reporter: a tribute to the man who led the raiders and led the nfl. one fans license plate reads commitment to excellence, and at his tailgate party, his flag is lying low. >> in honor of al. >> reporter: for the first raiders home game since the passing of al davis. >> i get emotional there with the roar of the crowd. yeah. >> him leaving is just like a relative dying, an era. >> reporter: davis is memorialized in all sorts of ways today, dubbed black sunday by fans. he is on t-shirts and on twitter. a stream of comments, hopes, and memories from all over the u.s.. along with the partying and the mourning going on here, there

tomorrow on "washington journal," tom davis, president and ceo of the republican mainstream partnership, talks about legislative gridlock. wendy weiser has details on a report concerning 2012 voting law changes. and the chief political columnist at politico examines democratic presidents of the modern era. "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> some people would say that to succeed in this world, we need to be more like china or brazil. i say we need to be more like us. >> on this final sunday of british party conferences, david cameron sets the tone and goals for his party in the upcoming year. watch his keynote address from the conservative party conference sunday at 9:00 on c- span, and live wednesday, look for the return of prime minister's questions on c-span2. >> the supreme court heard oral arguments on the death row inmate's claimed that his lawyers abandon his case without notice. it caused him to miss a critical deadline for repeal. an alabama court clerk said the letter to the attorneys saying that the initial appeal had been to live. the letter was bro

. >> davis hired the first hispanic coach in tom flores and the first african-american coach in art shell>> did become a proving ground for great players and minorities. >> i think it was just another evolution of he equity and fairness. >> we hope that's one way to see it. >> davis took a chance on a little-known line backerses coach, naming john madden head coach at the age of 32. davis also took a chance on an older player, george plan da, who -- blanda. there was below -- bo jackson, the first to excel in two pro sports, football and baseball. davis left a legacy in the courtroom, moving the team to los angeles in 1982 after a two-year legal battle in 1985 he moved the team back to oakland. that brought about multiple lawsuits involving l.a., oakland, and the nfl. davis also was involved with suits against the city of oakland over the sale of raider tickets tickets and seat licenses the team finally got control of ticket sales in 2005. after years of switching coaches and after three straight losing seasons, al took a back to the future approach in '06, rehiring art shell as head coac

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davis hired art shell, the first head coach of the modern nfl era and tom florez, the first latino head in nfl history. who led the raiders to two of their three superbowl championships. >> he hired me, he didn't hire me because i was hispanic, he hired me because he thought i could win and unfortunately the only things that seemed to be noteworthy of print are the bad things. i know the other side. >> and chief executive amy tas is one of the highest ranking females in all of major league sports. >> i am not sure any other organization has done as much for the revival of fairness an opportunity to minorities. >> davis battled in court and won the right to move the raiders to los angeles before the 1982 season and 13 years later after multiple failed attempts to get a new stadium built in southern california davis returned to oakland. >> with this honor, it is a testament to a great organization. >> in 1992 al davis was inducted into the nfl hall of fame. >> al davis was leader of not only the raiders and not only the american football league but leader of all profootball. >> reporter:

it also says davis met with the developer of the los angeles down tom stadium team six months ago but talks went nowhere. there has been talk the raiders would be willing to share a new stadium with the 49ers in the south bay. >> sitting here drinking coffee with a gun at his side. the new california law that takes on open carry. >> later the winning entry in this year's pumpkin weigh off. >> first, first alert when second ♪ [ 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. ♪ america's fastest and most reliable 4g network in over 140 cities. verizon. built so you can rule the air. . >>> an early warning system for quake social security being tested here. how you can play a key role in predicting quakes. >> by blanketing the earth with sensors you have one where an a quake could start. >> it's free if you hook it up to your computer. it could al

it also says davis met with the developer of the los angeles down tom stadium team six months ago but talks went nowhere. there has been talk the raiders would be willing to share a new stadium with the 49ers in the south bay. >> sitting here drinking coffee with a gun at his side. the new california law that takes on open carry. >> later the winning entry in this year's pumpkin weigh off. >> first, first alert when seconds count. the technology in bay area homes to give advance notice of quakes. verizon 4g lte. america's fastest and most reliable 4g network in over 140 cities. verizon. built so you can rule the air. . >>> an early warning system for quake social security being tested here. how you can play a key role in predicting quakes. >> by blanketing the earth with sensors you have one where an a quake could start. >> it's free if you hook it up to your computer. it could alert the public. >> giving then between 0 and tens of seconds of warning. >> reporter: here in this lab, a completely different idea. instead of ground shaking, changes in the earth's field, measured could giv

davis, another pro football hall of famer. dave rileyson, legend linebacker. kyle turley now a country western singer. and tomrown, first athlete to make it in major league baseball with the senators and with the packers. >> yeah. he played football and baseball. >> correct. >> and i know that in addition to be connecting fans with their heroes you mentioned giving athletes a platform. >> exactly. >> and willie is here today because i know, willie, you have multiple injuries you suffered during your nfl career, knee surgeries, hip replacement to suffering the effects of dementia. for you why is it important to be involved with pspn? >> well, i would like to sort of be here to verify the challenges that i have here. what you're saying is true. >> there's a lot of issues. there's a lot of former nfl players just like yourself now living in the aftermath of their playing here and the torment that their bodies took. so this really opens up a platform to address the hard-fitting issues that a lot of people don't feel are being addressed by the appropriate people. >> well, the key frankly for us is because it's a p

davis, is set to begin. he spent 20 years on death row and was put to death last week tom trong is live with us in savannah georgiaknow that ministers, activists, naacp are all scheduled to speak at this event. give us a sense of the mood and how many are ex peblted to show up? >> reporter: well, this church actually seats about 2,000 and people are still going in ahead of 11 kwlk when the funeral is about to start. in the mood, it's very mixed. a lot of people are having and holding heavy hearts right now. but there is also a sense of anger. many of them see that this is a mischarge of justice, they believe to the end that troy davis was innocent but the state of georgia went ahead and executed him as well any way. and this is something that they had fought for for many years and tried to push in line and in person and they tried to have the execution halted but that failed. we spoke with one of his friends, shawn white, and they said that this is troy's home town. we wanted him to come home, but not this way. people have very mixed emotions knowing that they tried so hard to have this execution stopped and now t

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tom flores. >> it meant a lot to not only me and to all the ball players and particularly all the black ball players. >> reporter: davisamous and to some infamous for recruiting renegades and molding them into winners. >> i am not one of the pack. never have been. never will be. >> reporter: a renegade himself, davis sued the nfl to move from oakland to los angeles in 1982 but after 13 seasons of disappointing profits, they returned to oakland in 1995. >> wake up this morning and hear that we've lost our owner, you know, the guy that led this team for many, many year, it was tough. >> reporter: in success and in failure, the raiders were always a reflection of the genius and the flaws of one man, al davis. >>> enzsa zsa gabor is said to be doing better this morning after being rushed to the hospital on saturday. her husband says the 94-year-old's fever is down and she's opened her eyes after losing consciousness. gabor has been hospitalized several times since breaking her hip. that was last year. >>> finally, the undead were out in force in pittsburgh last night. as they often are in pittsburgh. thousands gathered --

davis also hired art shell, the first black coach of the modern nfl era and tom flores, the first latinoin nfl history. >> i'm not sure that any other organization has done as much for the revival of opportunities for minorities. >> in 1992, al days was inducted into the nfl hall of fame for his contributions to the game. and while the greatest of the raiders has did i nippished since the last organization in 2003, al davis' legacy is one of a true pioneer and independent thinkers of the nfl will stand the test of time. >> we are what we are. and the legacy we lead or leave, mine, i hope, will be the raiders. >> fred inglis there on the life of al davis. stay with us here at ktvu and at ktvu.com. we will have more on the death of al davis throughout the day. >>> and before we leave you, we want to take a quick look at weather with rosemary who has all of the temperatures for the day. >> sunny skies, mild conditions expected for your weekend. if you take a look at the extended forecast, even warming above average come tuesday, wednesday. a little blip maybe on monday, perhaps an afternoon

davis love the strong arm quarterback who could throw the ball downfield. i heard a lot of guys say he would not divulge those high draft choices and i believe, you never get tomeyton manning you will nonot it drew degrees or peyton manning. in pro football you have a great quarterback usually have a winning season. >> >> last question. >>gabe: -- >>gary: i think you heard me wrong pin all i'm saying is that this is a guide opinion. i emphasize high-- how good he must be to get away with saying that. now i have heard this at some time to have to throw a grenade in the room to get people's attention. and then i heard chasten wedlock. whenever there is a black-and-white story this guy is terrific on fox sports. we had him on and he sent gumbel was just trying to get attention for himself. i did not know what it is but you have to be really talented did it with anger at on the air that is pretty much all i am sure of. >> next question. >>gary: thank you, we are a family and your real family does, take a vow to eat. you guys stay here, we will be back at 8:00 p.m.. [laughter] way to brew. so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just for you. because it i