nate davis, the arm. remember only one team went to scout him out, during his college time in ohio i believe. one team. that was the indianapolis colts, excuse me in indiana. the colts went to scout him out. davis now with the 49ers hooks up there, a 60-yard connection. there were some slop points at the end of this game but final score and bottom line the 49ers, 2-0 in the preseason, beat the vikings, 15-10. some 49ers notes, the first drive impressive. alex smith led the team down the field, 70 yards and 12 plays ending with the touchdown by anthony dixon. alex smith, three third down conversions and they converted on all three third down possessions. did not play, frank gore vernon davis, crabtree and even westbrook. so 49ers have a lot of star players. maybe more precaution that did not play. next saturday at the oakland coliseum, bay area rivalry, 49ers and raiders. the niners and the raiders will also play in the regular season. the raiders also looking pretty sharp. when we return we're going to ta

now the case of troy anthony davis has gained worldwide notoriety davis was convicted for the one nine hundred eighty nine killing an off duty police officer and is currently on death row the thing is there was no physical evidence to prove davis is guilty and seven of the nine witnesses who originally identified davis as the murderer have since recanted some alleging police coercion and intimidation in obtaining their testimony of the likes of pope benedict jimmy carter even desmond tutu of all called for justice in this case and a new court ruling may have been that hope again last year the supreme court instructed a federal court judge in georgia to consider significant evidence of davis is in a sense that surfaced after his original conviction but now a federal judge in georgia has rejected all those claims of innocence so what does that mean for the u.s. justice system we're here to discuss it with me is christopher chambers georgetown university professor and author of the blog that turner's revenge or thanks so much for being here. you know what do you make of this case do you t

roget davis had a great night. people getting in the umpire's face. 3-0 a's. davis one more time. there it goes. okayland 5-0. davis two hits, a home run, couple of rbis. he is playing center field. coco crisp brought in, davis makes the play. cahill 109 pitchers, 10-4, game over .500. plays for respect down the stretch. they win 6-0. they watched joe torre, and miguel tejada acquired by the san diego padres. the giants lose a half game, two back. still up in the wildcard race. this is headley, 4 hits tonight, including this home run. the padres still winging it, win 10-5. people around here, boy are they ready for the 49ers. couple thousand fans turned out for practice. in the old days you had to drive up to stocken, now they are at santa clara. here is the new mohawk on one of the better players, vernon davis. >> i got to think about it. i am going to sleep on it tonight. maybe go out two days from now and [inaudible]. why not? training camp, why not? >> pressing for answers. >> the arizona cardinals, new quarterback is going to be matt liner. when he went down, you don't touch

this time it's another davis. nate davis. the backup quarterback. it all started with a harmless pre-season game last night. sunday night football. candlestick park buzzing. hello to brett favre. the circus was in town. the niners opening drive. take a look. a thing of beauty. alex smith marched the team 70 yards capped off by this tv run by anthony dixon. the 49ers defense. favre on his rear end thanks to patrick willis. 49ers beat the vikings 15-10. now, for the nate davis/mike single try issue. 49er fans thrilled to see nate davis in the game last night. the third string quarterback played the entire second half. hooked up with ted guinn jr. look at that arm. a 63-yard pass and a nice play there, but after the game single try critical of davis' work ethic in the off season. here comes the velvet hammer. >> right now davis is working his tail off to try and learn this system. but in the off season that's when you take the time to get that done and i'm not sure how hard he worked this off season getting that done. >> not often a head coach blasts h

al davis checking in with his team. floss scandal or drama surrounding the raiders and that is a very good thing for the silver and black. this team has no holdouts, no major injuries and no drama after they dumped jamarcus russell. >> people talk about us as a football team, as opposed to the stuff that goes on off the field. we haven't played any games yet. we've done the things that can put us in the right place to be successful. >> one of the leaders of the team, one of our co-hosts on sunday, everything going well. >> good thing larry king was there to add a little drama. >> his way of was here. that would be the drama. >> i didn't go there. >> you didn't have to. >> thanks. thanks for choosing nbc bay area news tonight.

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fans and national commentators aligning were easily impressed by davis. no other quarterback on the roster could make that throw but mike singletary wants more. >> you have to learn how to play the position, command the huddle. get people in and out of the huddle. >> and the rookie with the ball is davis. close to a first down. >> you got to know what a first down marker is. you don't just fall. i mean. so don't get me started 0 than one. >> reporter: a solid showing against the vikings aside. >> i'm impressed tonight he is playing very well. >> singletary and davis agree he is still behind the learning curve. >> right now nate davis is working his tail off to try and learn this system but, in the off-season, that's when you take the time to get that done. and i'm not sure how hard he worked this off-season getting that done. >> me and the coach had a big talk, you know what i am saying. i did work hard in the summer but it showed i should have worked harder, that was the main thing. i'm playing a little catch up right now but i'm working hard every day,

let me introduce you to doctors samson davis -- now, let me ask you something. when the three of you all get together as doctors and the three of you get together as boys. as i was doing the introduction, i could see y'all clowning each other in between. so it really has to be a fun thing to see the success, but to keep that comradery, is it not? >> absolutely. our whole story, the bond and the pact is based upon our friendship. we've been boys for 28 years now. that will always be in place. the goal of going into medicine, the whole thought of doing that and becoming doctors started first with our friendship. >> were you surprised at the reception the first book received? >> definitely. it was overwhelming to be honest. all we really were concerned with was just bettering ourselves and becoming better men and hopefully influencing our immediate families and people that kind of observe what we're doing, young people. but we didn't really anticipate it being such an overwhelmingly positive response. the neatest part about it is it was reassuring for us because we

. >> reporter: these are pictures showing what president freddie davis saw when she came here last week and then again yesterday. she says she got a flashback from the time she marched with dr. martin luther king jr. when she was 15 years old. >> i'm very familiar with rocks being thrown into people's homes, that happened in birmingham. so when that happened when i walked in this office and saw that, for a moment there i thought i was back in birmingham. >> reporter: hayward police detectives are not ruling out a hate crime. >> we can't assume one way or the other. unfortunately, we also can't assume automatically that it's a hate crime. >> prior to this we have been receiving phone calls of people not understanding the position regarding the tea party. >> reporter: davis is referring to a recently passed resolution by the national naacp chapter that condemns extremist elements that they say are tied to the tea party. they want tea party leaders to put an end to signs like these that read, "obama is a muslim," "impeach obama." the naacp wants tea partiers to stop using them at their ral

joe over left tackle, at guard, davis, hike the ball to alex smith then got right guard and davis is the right tackle. a will the of changes there. tonight's top five starts with super bowl champion saints with the president tonight. >> i make some tough decisions every day but i never decided on an on sidekick. that took some guts were you okay with that? did he trade off with you? >> well, it worked. lookout below, cliff diving championships held in italy. diving took place 90 above sea level, speeds of 55 miles an hour. >>> the pitching fantastic, offence not the same, one out, two out, three out, triple play, seattle first. number two, fastball to right. who says he can only hit the baseball. number one, crawford flies out to left. going to have a play at the plate. king with the call. >> he's out. >> he's out. he's out. dana king, brilliant goal. 11 and 2. >> we've been doing this for what? probably 8 years and you have never had this kind of season. >> well, no, all experience. it comes with you know, training and -- >> well, i can see that. >> better with age chef >> you are n

>>davis: the home office has actually carried out studies of its own which show that after the first few months cctv ceases to have any effect at all. it doesn't deter crime at all and for a very good reason the criminals know nobody ever looks at it. >>reporter: in fact even scotland yard officials are prepared to admit this they just don't have the manpower to sift through all the footage and even when they do it is often not of a high enough quality to assist in a conviction. >>davis: i don't mind footage being simply recorded if it's used when it does catch a crime, and that can happen too. the trouble is what you tend to find is that it's either broken down, or the footage is not there...i mean the most outrageous case of this was the very, very famous shooting of jean charles de menezes in the stockwell tube shooting, and none of the footage on the train, on the platform or on the bus was actually available. you've got to make sure that if you're going to have these things, they are available; can be used, so that when you do have a crime you can catch somebodyfor it. >>reporte

davis school of veterinary medicine, interning with dr. nancy martin, who is an experienced vet and is giving them hands-on training working with bulls on a yolo county family ranch. >> it's really amazing, because you can only learn so much in a classroom. the classroom gives us a great basis, and then coming out during the summer, it just gives us the clinical experience that helps tie all t ideas we get from the classroom togethep. >> today they're learning to test the bulls for disease. it sounds simple, but it's not, especially as some of these bulls can weigh 1,300 pounds. >> yeah. no, the first time that i had to measure the... you know, something under the bull, and every time he moved, i jerked back, pulled away, because i don't want to get kicked. but i think that having that awareness and that respect for the animal is what prevents me from getting hurt. >> ok, zuhal. 89-79. >> despite their busy day, there's always time for fun. and it's usually muddy fun. this testing program is important for cattle ranchers like kim and hry f

bette davis was 52, as was martha, and james mason had always been 46, you know, so... [laughter] so it was--it was good. and so i said okay, knowing at the time that when you sell the rights of a play to be made into a movie, you lose absolute control over it-- understanding that. if you write a play, you have absolute control over what is done to your play onstage. they can't change a word without your permission. but you take a chance when you sell a movie. but that whole combination struck me as being pretty good. but then there's a thing called movie magic, and bette davis and james mason turned into elizabeth taylor and richard burton. and oddly enough, mike nichols stayed mike nichols, and...but i sort of trusted mike. i didn't think he was going to allow them to really screw it up. and what happened, finally, by some great fortune: there was no screenplay. i mean, there's this guy, ernest lehman, who is credited with the screenplay. but then again, he produced the movie too. but i think he changed two sentences of my entire script and maybe cut about five minute

al davis is breaking about jason campbell, compares him to jim plunkett. the quote, i like this team a great deal, compare this to jim plunkett, should be pointed out the 1980 team won the super bowl. i like to hear somebody brag about me after 8 games, not during the practice session. round one of the pga. jim gray with tiger woods involved, everything is about tiger. this reporter ran a quote that cory paven said gray misquoted him after hearing that gray say paven is going to pick tiger woods to be on the sod. jim gray got his name in the headlines. >> good night. "meg whitman says she'll run california like her company..." seen this attack on meg whitman? who are these people? they're the unions and special interests behind jerry brown. they want jerry brown because, he won't "rock the boat," in sacramento. he'll be the same as he ever was. high taxes. lost jobs. big pensions for state employees. the special interests have chosen their governor. how about you? the most powerful half-ton crew in america has a powertrain backed for 100,000 miles. chevy s

a name of a miles davis album we know that miles davis abused his wife. physically. pearl initially had mad at miles the reason this poem exist system because of that esan and the epigraphs that will ground it some more. quote, miles was guilt of self confessed violet crimes against women we should break his records and burn his

>> i'm a davies county executive judge and i have a gavel that says davies county executive judge on it. >> jimmy: what does that entitle you to? >> i have no idea. >> jimmy: like, if you were arrested, could you try yourself and let yourself out? >> in davies county, perhaps. i don't know. >> jimmy: that's pretty great. you're an executive judge. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that means not real judge. it's like executive golf course, right? >> exactly, yeah. >> jimmy: that sounds all right. now, you're in this new movie, people are raving about this movie. and -- well, tell people about what the idea of the film is. >> it's a film like a modern family with two moms, instead of the traditional mom and dad, and just being a family and going through the problems that my family goes through and everybody else's family in the world does. >> jimmy: but with two moms. >> with two moms. yes. >> jimmy: who are married. >> who are married, yeah. >> jimmy: and we have a clip. you play their son, and your name in the movie is -- >> laser. >> jimmy: laser. >> american gladiators style. >> jimmy: do we nee

---davis aboga por el nudismo como un estilo de vida. ---aunque hoy la policia no lo molesto, protesta porque dice que en el pasado fue arrestado por exposicion indecente. ---vale recordar que en san francisco no es crimen estar desnudo.... ---que tendremos para esta noche blanca... blanca...---cesar esta noche vamos a estar hablando de exorcismo en mexico... usted cree que existe?... o todo se trata de un desorden mental?... conocera lo que dice un exorcista...---ademas continua la novela entre mexicana de aviacion y sus pasajeros... ---y que tiene mentalidad de un joven de 18 aÑos dice el ex presidente clinton...le dire para que... ----gracias por acompaÑarnos ... ---los dejo con el noticiero nacional y jose diaz . balart.

a name of a miles davis album we know that miles davis abused his wife. physically. pearl initially had mad at miles the reason this poem exist system because of that esan and the epigraphs that will ground it some more. quote, miles was guilt of self confessed violet crimes against women we should break his records and burn his cd's until he apologizes. the trumpet's mouth is apology. you just write a poem about your need to do that a madual johnson. all right. live people. the pins point come downs on the butter fly. the knuckle come down on ms. sisly. the mallet come down on the cd case. wait! the mallet come down on the butter fly. the pins point come down on the ms. sisly. the knuckle come down on the cd case. wait! >> the knuckle come down on the buttir fly. the pins point come down on the cd case. dammit. the butter fly, ms. sisly the cd case. the roses rips at the spit much the phoenix dazzling petals births something. the martir's smile that saves something. what did we make? listen to the butter fly, the pinpoint makes no sound sticking the [inaudible] no b

we have the police said davis case. the date of death was 2004. this was a case that happened where there were multiple injuries. at one point, they said they did not know how this child had such an injury on the top of the child's head per they could not figure out what happened. the mother said it must have happened because the child fell off the bed. everyone said there was no way. it could not have happened that way. the police came and talked about the case and they want charges filed. they meet with our prosecutors and prosecutors say there is not sufficient evidence to charge. you see the mother and a young child. they say there is not enough. the headline says no charges in death of a child so mom is spree. the prosecutor's office wants more information from the police. in april, 2005, the detectives come back and meet with our prosecutors again about looking further into the case. there has to be a way to charge this woman with the death of elizabeth. this goes on from 2005-2007. there are several meetings and meetings with the family, th

davis will announce at the end of october. he's been with the department about 30 years and has spent the last six as chief. >>> vandals have hit golden gate park yet again. over the last few months, they have cut down dozens of trees and they are now targeting the park's rose garden. >> reporter: jonathan goldberg came to golden gate park's rose garden to enjoy, what else, the roses. but in recent days, someone else is doing more than just taking a quick sniff. >> whoever took them probably took them to sell them or grow more cuttings or-- >> what would you say if i told you that they clipped them and left them right here? >> um -- that's quite sad. >> reporter: that's right. roses plucked not for their beauty or even to give to a sweetheart, but only for the sheer act of vandalism. >> it will take years to recover. >> reporter: he's put a lot of hard work into taking care of these roses for the past two years. his reaction? >> wow, that was, that wasn't the way it was the day before when i got off of work. this is the last o

rajai davis. he allowed three hits benefited from five of those. 6- 0 the final. the cubs allowed 26 hits who beat them at wriggly. the record was set in 1927. .. >> what year? >> crazy basketball shot, 56, vol kin statue, nothing but nat's. return of the nutcracker, david boss had a problem, he hopes to build toughness. >> if you make training camp, if you make it, you are going to come out a newman. >> it is interesting because bill walsh was old school. he didn't believe physicality existed at that time was good over the long hall. in other words, you have a two game season... singletary has a different meaning. >> it is unlike athletics or great to watch. all right, that is our news. good night.

davis in the -- as mr. davis 15 minutes on his side. i replied to yield a full 50 minutes to mr. cummings. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, and thank you gentlemen for being with us this morning. i was pleased to hear both of the witnesses talk about children, because that is what this is about. so many children try to emulate their sports stars. i'm going to ask you a question, mr. clemons. i first want to make sure that you are very clear that you understand you are under oath, correct? >> that is correct. >> and you understand what that means, correct? >> correct. >> first of all, mr. pettit is one of the most respected players in the major leagues and commentator after commentator has said that he is one of the most honest people in baseball. it would you agree with that? >> i would agree with that, yes, sir. >> keep your voice up. >> i would agree with that, yes, sir. >> in fact, this is where your own lawyer, rusty hardin, said about mr. pettit in the "new york times" and i quote -- we have nothing to fear about what he is going to say. everybody knows that and he is h

next batter, davis, to center. falls just in front of b.j. upton. ellis beats the throw home. but the a's bull pen couldn't held the rays down. in the 8th. rod rodriguez goes deep. the a's will not pick up a game on the rangers, who get stung by the rays 5-4. are you ready for football? the raid is in chicago and jason >> mike: the raiders are starting to look like a team that will not have an 11-loss season of. through seasons the bears back into hiker hibernation. 7-0 raiders. the defense looking just as good. campbell, and the former seminole takes down cutler. but oakland still struggling with the run defense. the play is overrun. still looking for his job strap. the raiders own the second half. stevie brown, finds the ladder, picks off dan lafevor, the rookie out of michigan. and that led to a field goal and maybe a spot on the roster. raiders are 2-0 after a 32-17 victory. >>> the earthquakes need to get busy if they're thinking about postseason. sixth in the western conference out of eight teams, so they gained ground hosting the galaxy. see van geovany, signed last wee

davis finds a hole. two-hit night for davis. kouzmanoff scores. later in the frame, two outs, two more score, a's up 4-0. they weren't done inch the third, kouzmanoff, strokes 2001 center well over the 400-foot mark. his tenth of the year. 5-0, and for the first time since april, braden wins consecutive starts. two expruns striking out five. the a's snap chicago's 12-game home win streak. we will take a brief time-out and serve them up when we come back. fiber one chewy bar. how'd you do that? do what? it tastes too good to be fiber. you ma it taste like chocolate. it has 35% of your daily value of fiber. do it again. turn it into sometng tasty. this guy's doing magic. there's chocolate chips in here w. hod you do that? right! tasty fiber, that's a good one! ok, umm...read her mind. what's she thinking? that's right! i'm not thinking anything! [ male announc ] fiber one chewy bars. cardboard no. delicious yes. woman: did you bring the camera phone? man: i did. do you wanna go first? i've been waiting for this all day. ok, this is from... aunt stac

raj davis. nice play by rosales to turn the two. a's beat the royals. this is not for you, a they stop the game for 15 minutes. as bad as it looks. cleveland beats boston, 6-5. >>> for the first time in years the 49ers are one of the favorites to win their decision. here is "the nutcracker." >> do you smeel the wesmell tha? but it's -- when you say nutcracker, oklahoma, people say they're going to beat each other to death. we'd love to hear him talk. he provided the bravado and all the sound bites. but it's alex smith's second season. >> it's all of us out there. it's all 11 guys. how much better we feel with the system now. >> he's got sin times and he has the support of coordinator jimmy raye. >>> the. a huge con singcy heading to canton, ohio, for jerry rice inducted on the hall of fame. we'll be with him this weekends. >>> when we > return, we've hea of krasz [ female announcer ] jobs leaving. a budget disaster. california on the brink. jerry brown's plan? you run for office and the assumption is, oh, i know what to do. you don't. i didn't have a pl

but as linsey davis reports, he is also taking aim at the obama administration. >> this is our race to the top application. >> reporter: the larger than life governor of new jersey, chris christie, is on a tear. >> does anybody in washington, d.c. have a lick of common sense? >> reporter: what if you were responsible for making a mistake that cost all the students in your state to lose out on $400 million? that's what happened to a mid-level new jersey state official. they made a simple but costly mistake on an application for federal money. >> are you guys just down there checking boxes like mindless drones? >> reporter: yesterday, the department of education announced the ten states that will split $4.5 billion. they're all winners of round two in the race to the top school reform grant competition. new jersey finished 11th. it could have happened to anyone. the governor of new jersey is quick to point out, they only made a mistake on one of the pages. 1 out of 1,000 pages. on page 260, they were asked to compare education spending in 2008 and 2009. but new jersey's application provi

. >> reporter: alaska national guard sergeants jonathan davis and chris able rappelled down from a rescue chopper and came upon a debris field nearly 100 yards long. >> the fuselage itself was intact presently. there was one survivor that walked out and was under the wing. everybody else was inside. >> reporter: inside the float plane, survivors and the deceased sat side by side, still strapped to their seats. davis and able say they had to cut a hole in the plane just to free the four who survived. >> the survivors looked relatively stable to me though they were banged up and had broken bones. they were dirty, wet and cold. >> reporter: known for its rugged and dangerous terrain, alaska has a reputation for fatal crashes, challenging conditions for any pilot says veteran alaska backcountry pilot jack barber, whose friend terry smith was at the controls of the fatal flight and did not survive. smith was an experienced commercial airline pilot with three decades of experience. >> i can't think of anybody else that i would want to be with or have my family with than terry smith. >> reporter

. >> reporter: cloteal davis was a schoolteacher and single mother at the time with eight children. she and three other mothers she met at school knew firsthand how badly families needed local care. so they organized and went after federal money to make their dream happen. health center executive dr. robert cooper says what they did was nothing short of remarkable because they did it without political connections or business experience. >> they were females and they were black at a time when either being female or black was not things that opened doors to you. >> we were four strong black women. and i'm proud to say that because we did bring the health center in. >> reporter: cloteal and her friends gathered petitions, took their kids to countless meetings, followed guidelines, partnered with clinicians, even took classes on how to manage payrolls. and within three short years in 1969, one of the first community-run health centers in the west opened its doors. with pride, cloteal shows off the center today, where she still works five days a week. >> back in here, back this way. >> r

and then in the seventh gets davis to ground into the double play. he had a no hitter through 7, but get thrown after 106 pitches. they get a hit in the 8th, but not after the bomb in the bottom of the 7th. minnesota will sweep the a's with a 4-2 victory. 49erss hosted by the colts in the pre-season opener. veterans working on their timing while the free agent agents and cookeries -- rookies are trying to make the team. vernon davis would have been 6th. speaking of int's reggie smith picks off paynor. he makes the most of it. he takes it 91 yards to the house. four turnovers from the niners cutting the colts' lead to three. plays like that will definitely help you make a team. in the third, finds him in the flat and that's good for six. 98 yards in that score and a running back in need of a the retirement. dixon rushed for 100 yards. the 49ers roll over the colts 37 to 17. and kevin harvick increased his lead in michigan and clinches a spot in the chase for the cup. his third win of the season. i still say dustin johnson was robbed. >> thank you very

davis and dixon. both third-stringers, but the q.b. and running back expected to get time early on in the game to see what they can do against better competition, not just the scrubs, to see where they shake out on the roster. in terms of defense, patrick willis expected to play and bowman expected to day buy in the nfl in the linebacking corps. that's it from the 49ers sideline. now to the vikings locker room. lauren scott has more on minnesota. >> the big news in the nfl coming out of minnesota. the return of brett favre for his 20th season. he's literally the grandfather of all nfl quarterbacks. his daughter had a baby this off season. favre is expected to start tonight playing a couple of series and may hand off to toby gerheart. trying to solidify his spot as the number two running back behind adrian peterson for the vikings. another story about favre's return in the middle of the week. jared alan played in high school, went to mississippi to bring favre back to minnesota. eventually here tonight. that's the scene outside of the v

drivers here are not like those in davis' neighborhood. in davis, bikes get respect. >> at this corner, this car honked at me. i was clearly going around. he honked because he thought it was funny. i don't know. they think it's a joke. >> reporter: nor, she says, is san francisco as bicycle friendly as san luis abyss bow. >> hurry, taxis driving everywhere, definitely not very safe. i'm definitely on edge. >> reporter: there's a certain tension between motorists and buy sick illests. david crader rides in heavy rush hour traffic every day. as he goes from the fisherman's wharf area to his job downtown. >> bottom line, if you look at the bike lanes down here, there's tracks and big ditches, not well maintained. it's tough in a big city, but it's pretty important for a biker's safety. >> reporter: the driver cited for vehicular manslaughter was not named. >> john knapp in san francisco, thank you. >>> a new tribute to oscar grant is being put together in oakland tonight. grant was killed by a police officer at the fruit dale station on new y

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danny davis, u.s. house of representatives, seventh congressional district because he's the greatest congressman and the world. not just the united states. [applause] i'm going to run down his record before i asked my question. if you look on the u.s. congress website, when you find out how much money was brought back to the state of illinois, congressman dave this brought more money back -- congressman davis brought more money back than all the congressman in this state combined. [applause] when anybody has something to say about congressman davis, he's a magnanimous statesmen. my concern is that we need to get black business owners back on the map. recently, i applied for an sba guaranteed loan. these idiots have to mitigate -- have the unmitigated audacity not to give me alone. i held five degrees, including a law degree. i have a dynamite business plan. but because i'm a black female -- i've been married to the same man for 38 years. they refuse to give me alone because i did not have a job and my

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davis? >> i've certainly said down with mr. davis. the raiders are fair team i've had a number of players who was treated very well by the raiders. a number of clients there and the raiders are certainly much better team to deal with than a lot of other teams. >> let's jump out of the look bleak couple months ago of ron james thing when seemingly out of control. very where we have an athlete that really drives the bus. as an agent was the projecting one is home or was he getting his rights. >> it seems to me lubrani is acting the way he wants i have a take on him ahead of the tardiness of the decision that it was disrespectful to cleveland and in light of the play-doh appeared on riverside here's a man that clearly wants to win, and took less money to go ahead and wind. it wasn't presented the way i would like to see it but i understand both sides of that. >> let me ask quickly from on to rush to the life get on? >> i think gold captures a lost. >> obviously at that level (laughter) will is based on mark will birds agent who's the per

critical of his third straight quarterback, nate davis. nice performance last night against the vikings. singletary says he needs to improve in his off-season work ethic. >>> today's news could be damaging. their promising wide receiver, chad shillen out of san diego state might need knee surgery. we'll know more tomorrow when the raiders resume practice in napa. >>> stanford, really no such thing at bmoc, right? big man on campus. there's too many superstars on that campus. if there was a bmoc, this would be the guy. stanford practice today, head coach jim har bow, successful nfl quarterback in his day. here's the star. harbaugh developing what many consider a heisman trophy winner, sophomore quarterback andrew luck putting the cardinal in the national spotlight. >> good to get stanford's name out there. people talking about stanford, i don't think it's ever a bad thing necessarily. we also haven't done a darn thing. and we know that. >> he's not into the celebrity quarterback, big man on campus hype of persona. it's about the team for hi

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even worse, though, davis sprained his knee in this game. we'll know the extent of his injury by manana. second quarter, peyton manning out of the game. the 49ers took full advantage. reggie smith picks off the backup qb, curtis painter. 91 yards into the end zone. the 49ers rattle off 37 point. in the third quarter, david carr and the gang hungs with tony curtis. the 49ers beat the colts. 37-17. but none of their points came when the first team units were in the game. >> i thought we struggled the early part of the game. but i just thought the guys hung in there and we did some of the things we needed to do to get back in the game. >> a busy oons a busy weekend. a great weekend around here. coming up on "sports sunday," 11:25, the raiders' new quarterback yason campbell will join us and jose guillen, the giant' new right fielder. sports sunday tonight at 11:25. >>> giants baseball. everyone is so concerned with the showdown series against the padres. for the giants, it gets tougher. this coming week they go to philadelphia and then to st. l

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but rajai davis, he drives home rajai davis, cliff pennington look at the play, beautiful play to get the outs, but a run comes into score and that's the decisive run, royals win 3-2. >>> second year raiders receiver darrius heyward-bey is ready for a new beginning. he has a new number and a new quarterback, jason campbell. >> for him to be in meetings, get the extra time, you know, he is dedicated to wing. and if your quarterback is like that the team just has to follow. i think we could be great. i mean we're young, we're fast, we're energetic. crabtree who hauled in 48 passes . >> heyward-bey needs a do-over from last season when he caught 9 passes for 1240 yards, compare that to the 49ers michael crabtree who hauled in 49 passes for 600 yards, so we ask you and you answer, who will have the better season, 58% of the voters on cbs5.com think dhb will have a better one than crabtree. i mean somebody has got to be on purple drinks. >>> top 5, coliseum's latest fan club the cows ma november's were not happy. he struck out t guy on the left wants a refund. mariners and rangers one of t