. >> who was charlie parker? >> well, charlie parker was one of the finist american musicians, and he was what is often called a genius or the word geniuses use, but if usually doesn't describe the person. it's just an advertising term now. what charlie parker was was what the word "genius" means, but he not only was a remarkable technician of his instrument, but he embodied what the power of jazz really is, which is the ability to be able to play and to hear, and much of his early life was learning how to hear these -- so that he -- because he has -- because a jazz musician actually has to hear the entire context in which he or she is improvising, and make and reagent as digital speeds to the sound that's going on around them, so charlie parker became one of the most massive exponents of that ability. it's not magic, but people don't usually know that that's what a person has to do, you know? >> all jazz improvised? >> no, but the majority of it is. now, there's some people who wrote what they call composed piec

so charlie parker grew up in that world. part of what he learned is what ever happens in life there is always an opposite version so as a kid he had so they things come to him so fast that he learned to people live one way during the day and another my after dark. one of his jobs which they would put on sex shows upstairs on saturday night. said he is sitting on the bandstand saying these women and dance around and sit on tables and moved monday said the standing committee is gone. women would have sex as other women are others and he was playing well this was going on he may have been it is that when he entered but not definitely when he left so it is kind of startling to realize in our era people lived even more extreme than modern american people because there was no place necessarily a week ago to see the sex show. that no way of 1935 we could have done that. and with all that stuff they created beautiful music in the middle of all of that that is the victory of jazz that there is still something if human beings respond

parker did plan the attack. i'd have to say he put a little bit of thought into it because he hid there right at the end of the day. >> it's 2:15 and class is letting out. unbeknownst to parker and harris, the school's surveillance cameras capture the entire incident. >> through the eye of the camera you'll see the whole thing. you'll see parker get behind her door. and as she was walking out of her door right at the end of the day -- now there were students in the hall -- he just took a running start, and he hit her with everything he had. >> parker drives a vicious blow into the side of the teacher's face right above her eye. she falls to the ground, and he takes off running down the hall and out the building. students immediately come to the teacher's aid. she gets up from the floor and sits down, holding her head, clearly in pain. principal doug estle is called to the scene. >> over the radio, i heard an administrator is needed upstairs. and, of course, we know when we get the call on the radio an administra

his 20-year-old cell mate scott parker is one of the youngest. he's serving five years for armed robbery, burglary, and drug possession. >> i been in that cell for 14 months, you know what i'm saying? now 18 months. i get tired of being in that cell all the time. it was nice to come out. it's got its ups and downs. i was nervous coming to prison. first time, 19 years old. it's scary, but i was nervous. didn't know what to do, how to act. >> he's a young inmate, and it seems like he's still trying to find his way. he does act out a little bit on occasion to other inmates. he doesn't want to be bullied around. you know. being a little bit smaller guy he's trying to establish where he is, i guess, in the group. >> you don't expect to come to prison and not get tried. people are going to try you, they're going to test you. if you let them get away with it, i'm saying once, they feel they can always do it. you know. people do die. beam do get stabbed. people do get raped. you got to carry yourself a certain ways to get respect. >> parker's desire for

his 20-year-old cell mate scott parker is one of the youngest. he's serving five years for armed robbery, burglary, and drug possession. >> i been in that cell for 14 months, you know what i'm saying? now 18 months. i get tired of being in that cell all the time. it was nice to come out. it's got its ups and downs. i was nervous coming to prison. first time, 19 years old. it's scary, but i was nervous. didn't know what to do, how to act. >> he's a young inmate, and it seems like he's still trying to find his way. he does act out a little bit on occasion to other inmates. he doesn't want to be bullied around. you know. being a little bit smaller guy he's trying to establish where he is, i guess, in the group. >> you don't expect to come to prison and not get tried. people are going to try you, they're going to test you. if you let them get away with it, i'm saying once, they feel they can always do it. you know. people do die. people do get stabbed. people do get raped. you got to carry yourself a certain ways to get respect. >> parker's desire fo

steven parker is a weirdo, anyway. very weird. that's why he stays locked up in the back. >> coming up -- >> i don't think there is any good way to have to take a life. the sidebar to that, of course, is the individual is being put to death took a life. >> inside alabama's only execution chamber. huh...anybody? julie! hey...guess what day it is?? ah come on, i know you can hear me. mike mike mike mike mike... what day is it mike? ha ha ha ha ha ha! leslie, guess what today is? it's hump day. whoot whoot! ronny, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? i'd say happier than a camel on wednesday. hump day!!! yay!! get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. ron: i'm sorry, who are you? jc: i'm your coworker! c'mon guys, i'm driving. jc: you guys comfortable? it's best-in-class rear legroom. jim: do you work for volkswagen? jc: what? no. i work for... the company we all work for. the place we just left. you know j.d. power ranked passat the most appealing midsize car two ye

and steven parker is one of those guys who must be separated. we must keep him controlled at all times. >> i guess i'm going to go crazy. i don't know. i guess i'm going to spend the rest of my life in prison and keep doing the same things i've been doing. i don't know what else to do. until somebody kills me, i guess. i don't know. >>> next on "lockup: extended stay" -- >> life on death row was a very traumatic experience. death was definitely next. >> eight years on death row can make any inmate question his sanity. >> i feel confused, went through a mental stage where i likened to lose my mind. >>> it's been one week since terry moore stabbed another inmate over a pair of sneakers. he said a mixture of fear and anger fueled his attack. >> if you take something like shoes, they took shoes, i know who it is. the other guys in the block, they know i know. so if i don't deal with it, then that's a weak spot on my point. so they can go, okay, he's weak and we can steal the rest of his stuff and that's what was coming next eventually. it's not my f

parker launched a cash campaign on the website, crowdtil.com. >> we raised $59,000, versus the $20,000. >> he kept raising money, backed by a group called movement 50, parker would raise $108,000 over six weeks. mayor quan only raised $66,000 since january. >> it doesn't translawsuit into being a good leader. >> that's exactly right. money is only a proxy. >> part of what does make him a good leader is his perspective on violence. his sister was murdered in 198. >> i'm a leader that has been but what the city is going through and that is knowing the pain of this violence. >> a former volunteer and president obama's reelection campaign -- he believes that addressing the homicide rot will start with number crunching. >> we study data and then based on the data, we'll make some decisions. we are not going to tolerate a culture that says it's okay to kill. >> in oakland, kristen ayers, kpix5. >> the mayor will run for reelection, also throwing his hat in the race is political analyst, joe chuman. >> streets shut down. how a bank robber managed to cause such a commotion. >> i put on 150 to

. ♪ >>> the medical i have flous of one of the greatest pioneers of jazz, charlie parker. in a short but profoundly creative life, born in 1920, traveled from obscurity in kansas to international acclaim in new york. at the height of his powers, audiences were compelled to listen, even when it was personally uncomfortable. as explained by daily news columnist, stanley crouch. >> there were these two women who sat in the audience, and they were so enthralled by parker's playing, they didn't go to the bathroom, they wet their seats rather than to get up and miss one note that came out of the saxophone. >> i'm delighted to say that mr. crouch, the author of the new book, "kansas city lightning: the rise and times of charlie parker," joins us now. welcome, sir. >> thank you very much. >> what was it in your view as a musician and artist that made charlie parker so unique? >> well, there were two things, essentially. one of them was his rhythmic imagination. and the other were the notes that he chose to play. and the fact that he heard notes moving at a great velocity. all the

parker: not a whole lot. five years ago he was red-flagged for handing out white supremacist literature on university campuses. he ran with the aryans. now he looks like he's gone indie. he's got no record, no web site. he's a little under the radar. home base is this abandoned glass factory. there are 23 subjects, and they are armed. we got to get them before they put their plan in play. we're gonna come at 'em from the east, split into north-south while spike does his thing. team four... we hit from the west. that's right. extra cuffs, kids, we're going to need 'em. let's go, guys, let's go. you're next. then it's you. man: yeah, man, i'm so ready. it's been a long time coming. man 2: definitely. trent, we gotta talk. talk to me here. hey, outside. yeah, you can say what you need to say in front of them. look, i'm not playing around. don't touch me. okay?! is there something you want to talk about here, danny? this is between us! i'm not a kid anymore! ackland: boys! is there something i should know about?

] >> i am serious. >> officer, avry parker from the mission police station, i have already submitted my requested conditions, previously, i also like just to update the commission, that on september 10th, there was a joint task force that did not really have anything to do with the entertainment nor alcohol issue its was an illegal unit within the business. an illegal apartment unit. martha had not denied that there was one there she had vacanted the tenants and the building inspection went through. and that as far as i am aware of is resolved. i would like to also to just kindly suggest to her that disstilled spirits regardless of the alcohol content is not within her permits. and that she avoid serving them. because i was not at her place of business on the tenth to do enforcement action, i was there merely as inspector of the security, and however, i did observe the makings of the margaritas again. and so just again, to her to operate within her all of her permits. and licenses. and that is all. >> great, thank you. >> officer parker. >> thank you. >> thanks for waiting to the end

and steven parker is one of those guys who must be separated. we must keep him controlled at all times. >> i guess i'm going to go crazy. i don't know. i guess i'm going to spend the rest of my life in prison and keep doing the same things i've been doing. i don't know what else to do. until somebody kills me, i guess. i don't know. >>> next on "lockup: extended stay" -- >> life on death row was a very traumatic experience. death was definitely next. >> eight years on death row can make any inmate question his sanity. >> i feel confused, went through a mental stage where i likened to lose my mind. and hearing everything from our marketing partners, the media and millions of fans on social media can be a challenge. that's why we partnered with hp to build the new nascar fan and media engagement center. hp's technology helps us turn millions of tweets, posts and stories into real-time business insights that help nascar win with our fans. ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and wi

go to our website and look for the decoding annie parker icon on our homepage. you got to get them in advance. i will be there with my colleagues andrea roane and jc hayward. >> reporter: in celebration of the 20th 9th anniversary of -- 29th anniversary of saving lives through early detection thursday october 10th the van is coming to wusa9. call 202-741-3252 to make an appointment. >> this afternoon inside edition announced the winner of its d.c.'s hottest bachelor contest. 13 guys were in the running including our very own russ ptacek. all weekend long you've had a chance to vote. this group included quite a mix of men. in the end max major was named the winner. the 29-year-old is a magician. russ came in second place. only 50 votes separated the two. >>> still to come on wusa9 news at 6:00 it is your turn to sound off on our wusa9 soapbox, the government shutdown. are you mad as heck, not going take it anymore. >> and >>> adult bed rails, you'll find them in hospitals, nursing facilities, perhaps in your own home. >> we have learned the device that so many re

there's no sense in them being here. >> seth thinks sherman parker should be released too. sherman is serving two life sentences for shooting and killing two women, when he was 82. he has no chance of leaving prison alive. >> but what about, let's say the victim's family like one of the ladies that mr. parker shot? their kids don't want him out, they think he should serve the rest of his life. i mean, do you understand that point of view, too, or do you think he should be let out? >> sure, i do. but he's a hundred and almost 101 years old. you know what i mean? i think he has served his life. you know, i mean, he's a century old. you know, he's served his life. let him go. yeah, let him go. >> do you think you need to be in here? >> no, i don't need to be here. i need to be at home on the farm. that's where i was born and raised. that's all i know. my name is jonathan betz. i'm from dallas, texas, and i'm an anchor for al jazeera america. >>my name is ranjani chakraborty, i'm from houston, texas. >>i'm kim bondy. >>nicole deford. >>and i'm from new orleans. >>san francisco,

jared parker still hasn't lost since may. 9-2 that is a home run. coacocoa crisp homer. full force in san diego, pablo hit not one or two but three home runs against the padres. giants win 13-5. >> like babe. >> thank you for watching. see you at 11:00 on kpix5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, joey fatone: this is joey fatone. it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! ing made possible by fremantle media] steve: how's everybody doing? that's good. hey, families. how you doing? hey. welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. we got a good one for you today. it is the singer family playing

parker raised a total of 108,000-dollars over six weeks. mayor quan only raised 66,000 since january. being a good fundraiser doesn't necessarily translate to being a good leader. >> that is exactly right. money is only a proxy. >> reporter: part of what does make him a good leader is his unique perspective on violence. his sister kendra was murdered in 1998. >> i have been through what this city is going through. the pain of violence. >> reporter: a former volunteer in president obama's campaign, he talks about broad hope and change, but he hopes the homicide rate will start with number crunching. >> we study data and based on the data, we will make some decisions. we are not going to tolerate a culture saying it is okay to kill. >> well mayor quan has stated that she will run for reelection. all throwing his hat in the race is former kpix political analyst joe tuman. >>> domestic workers are now required to get overtime pay if they work more than 45 thundershowers a week or more than nine hours a day. who would have thought that the guy w

. >> adelina parker says she feels like a refugee. being told by their tribal council they don't belong. >> it makes me feel really sad. that there is such a strong division in our tribe. and that it cuts worse that a sword. >> she and more than 300 others, all descendants of this person, has called themselves nooksacks for years. there's a problem. for some reason annie george doesn't appear on one of the key documents used to define who is in the tribe and who isn't. >> never showed up on the 1942 census. >> disenrollment has a practical price. adelina and others would lose fishing and hunting rights, adelina her house is safe but that's not the case, her other family members who do live in tribal housing. those involved say the disenfranchisement goes back a long way. >> back in '96 they tried to disenroll us once, trying to do it again. >> they tried it against this family here. i don't like it. >> not a nooksack problem. it's just a problem that many tribes have. >> professor robert anderson runs the native american law center. h

~ murase >> yes, co-chairs are michelle parker and jenny lam. forgive me, i'm forgetting the other members of the committee. those are our two other female members, but they are the co-chairs currently. >> so, can you clarify for me how many current members are there on the qtea and how many seats are there total? >> president norton, there are 11 seats total. we currently have six members. >> okay. so, you -- but if commissioners have concerns about parity of gender balance or whatever, they are not obligated to vote for the entire slate this evening; is that correct? >> that's correct, president norton, there is no obligation to accept any or all members. it's at the board's discretion. >> thank you. commissioner wynns. >> it is very interesting to me that all of these candidates are parents in the school district. and while i think that's great, it's very unusual or it seems to me and the two people that you mention. so, did somebody say they should all be parents? i gather -- i mean, i realize from reading this that most of these people are

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and san frays parker. i lived in this area and from there, i went to city college then i went to cal and received my bachelors in civil engineer and worked there for about a decision that's not where my passion was so i left the job and went back to school and never turned back. that's what i've been doing pretty much all my life in the classroom or working on organizations that will focus on children and families. that's a little bit about my bathed >> born and raised san franciscan good for you. why did you choose to stay in the city >> i love the city. i'm very passionate about the city. i made the decision to focus on children and the families. i keep on asking the same question when i was younger why would i want to focus my efforts in san francisco. are there other places in the world where i could make a difference. i'm talking about the late 50s and 60s. there was at that time, a lot of population coming in from china. it was an opportunity for me to help people that were struggling in awe second a

watch jared parker. they have won 18 straight games with parker in the lineup. on the hill, nice play by jedd lowry today, yu darvish, boom. darvish, 5 runs over 5 innings. bottom 6th, josh donaldson isson is going deep. the a e's blow them out. coco crisp, his 4th home run in 5 games. he has 18 on the year. they are now dead even for first place for the rangers in the american league west. and the worst team in baseball is coming soon. >>> pablo sandoval last hit 3 home runs in the world series, and he's about to do it today. only 3 players in major league history have hit 3 home runs in a world series game and a regular season game. he had hit only 1 home run since july 11, and today, he went crazy. this is just a warm-up. next year, he'll be great, because it's the last year of his contract and wants more money. there it is, 13-5, the giants, 6 home runs. that ties, sorry, breaks the all-time record for the most home runs at san diego stadium. >>> 1:25 sunday, the kickoff for the final 49ers season opener at candlestick park. harbaugh and company a 5 and a ha

. >> officer chris parker has been driving the new ford about a week. he and other officers of the solano county office are the first in the bay area to make the switch. he says they're still catching some drivers off guard. >> i have seen double takes. >> gone is the iconic ford crown victoria. >> more than half cruisers have more than 100,000 miles. >> specifically the crown victoryia, it's no longer covered by warranty. >> parker says this is all wheel drive with a lower center of gravity to prevent the vehicle turning over. 751 have been allowed to be purchased stayed wide. >> the chp insists the upgrade is a necessity and you'll see more of these rolling out soon. >> reporter: there is no time table for replacing old cruisers. some of these new crown vicks will go to other areas that still need them. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we're almost halfway through the 60-day cooling off period and no deal is insight. there has been no evidence of a face-to-face meeting. the 400,000 riders may be heading toward another strike next month. today, bart shows char

, on top, 2-0, parker's first pitch to brad miller, it is miller time. mariners ahead, 3-1, down to fifth, bases loaded, grand slam, seattle cruises 7-1, rough outing for parker, last seven runs and seven hits, a's trying to rally, brandon moss, his 30th of the season, first a to hit 30 homers in a season, the mariners hold on for a 7-5 victory, and the defending champion winding down, next season's roster, today, they signed the right fielder and free agent, hunter pence, his big dividend paying off. barry bonds in 2007 hit 28, definitely has been the year of the pence, couldn't hold the lead, guzman, towering home run, two-run blast, they explode for four in the ninth. two-run homer off michael kickum, padres snap a three-game winning streak, 9-3, the final, this abc 7 sports report, brought to you by river rock casino, later, college football, stick around, we'll see you then. >>> and just ahead, a bring-clearing brawl that ended a high school football game, we'll show you what happened. >>> and a ban that could soon be a thing of the past. >>> and a

jerrod parker allowed two runs in six innings and i still hasn't lost since may 22. you know, when derek barton goes yard, you know darvish is off his game. five plus innings matching his shortest outing in 27 starts. later in the frame josh donaldson launches a three-run blast to make it 9-2. home run number 20 for the a's third baseman. coco crisp must be eating more than wheaties lately. his fourth home run in the last five games. 18th of the year. a's win 11-4 to take two out of three from the rangers so with only 23 games remaining the a's and rangers are even in the west at 80-59. they will face each other three more times. kim coyle has more from o.co. >> reporter: the a's kept two streaks alive today at the coliseum. rangers ace yu darvish is still winless against them this season and jarrod parker hasn't lost in over three months. >> that was what's surprising. that's not him. and you know, once he got comfortable and found what he was looking for he has been the same guy. in fact, that's what he is capable of doing. he is an ace. he really is. >> nothing th

fox 5's beth parker stopped by for lunch.nch. >>> there's a cash register andd silver ware, but they're not serving up the usual at this restaurant instead it'sad compassion on the menu. >> this is so wonderful to be here. >> it's called memory cafe. >> and this is -- >> get out. >> sarah haggins has been be married to her husband for 43r 3 years, he is a retired engineerr who has parkinson's and early dementia. >> you know, he is a pretty smart person, and he doesn't quite have -- >> the frederick county department of aging has opened a restaurant inside its senior center. they're serving people with alzheimer's and other forms of dementia and their care givers. >> i like to go out with friende and meet people. >> we usually go over and have a meal together. >> i think having a meal might h be not as threatening than just going to a support group wherep you have to stand up and tell te your story. >> now on each table there are cards, this one says when you yu were a teenager what did you and your friends do for fun? >> this one says of all the pets you had, which was your favorite? th

let's check in on the roads with parker shane. >> thanks. things moving along reasonable s afternoon. you can see on the topside inner loop heading to the north side you're going to see slow traffic from pikesville over to harford road. speeds only 15 miles an hour below where they should be. on the southwest side inner loop delays from i-70. outer loop some delays from approaching 70 down towards 95. over to the left of the screen on westbound 70 your typical delays into ellicott city starting at 29. we had a report of a disabled vehicle at the tunnel but that's cleared. 100 eastbound at route 2 you can see some delays now heading all the way back to 295, the bw parkway. that accident is in the clearing stage. a new accident in the towson and luthersville area, york road at green meadow. let's go to that lye shot of the beltway at 70. the inner loop is actually looking better than it did a few minutes ago. this traffic report is brought to you by your local zip's dry cleaner. finds your zips at 312smips.com. >>> high drama on hostages. it's

. >> reporter: officer chris parker has been driving the new ford about a week. he and other officers of the solano county area are the first in the bay area to make the switch. he says they're still catching some drivers off guard. >> i have seen double takes. >> reporter: gone is the crown victoria. the c.h.p. says its fleet is aging. >> when you exceed the 100,000 mile mark on a patrol vehicle, it's no longer in warranty. it's not covered for repairs. so that burden falls upon the department. >> reporter: with the chassis of a taurus, parker says this vehicle is all wheel drive, six cylinders. $26,50078 each, the c.h.p. has been authorized to purchase 751 statewide. >> reporter: how did you get get so lucky? you're the first. >> i'm not sure. [laughter] >> reporter: i checked with the c.h.p. officers in sacramento, they say there's no timetable for replacing old cruisers. as for these crown victor yeahs they'll go to other areas that still need them. >>> highway patrol officers are thinking about one of their own who was gunned down one year ago today. the c.h

joining us this morning, bob woodward, kathleen parker, ana navarro and richard wolffe. now here is david gregory. >> welcome to all of you. let's talk about the pure politics. let's talk about how president obama is handling this, the leadership test. kathleen parker, in your column this morning in "the washington post," i think you capture something, the two styles america is now dealing with going back to president bush and president obama. you write, "we can't seem to get it quite right at the helm. either we're saddled with a cocksure decidinator, i had to say that -- who is feared for his lack of pause, or we're stuck with an overthinker so afraid of making the wrong decision that he paralyzes himself into a pose of ineptitude." so then for everybody, and i'll start with you, how has obama handled this? >> well, it's been painful watching, really, because we've been witness to i think what seems to be his internal struggle, i mean his superego are at odds with each other, maybe his inner hawk and inner dove, but in any case he can't quite get to where he needs to b

rough outing for parker. 4 1/3 innings. seventh inning, a's trying to rally. brandon ross, a frozen rope over the right field fence. his 30th of the year. the mariners hold on for a 7-5 victory. >>> the giants' season winds down without a postseason berth. they're looking ahead to next season's roster. yesterday they signed right feeler and free agent to be hunter pence to a five-year, $90 million contract. pence's big deal paid dividends. third inning, smakd one cked on center. giants up 3-1. it's been a year of the panda. fourth inning, jesus guzman. a towering home run off petite. padres take a 4-3 lead. san diego explodes for four runs in the ninth. padres snap the giants' three-game win streak. 9-3 your final. that's the way the ball bounces. raiders and redskins at the black hole. we'll have those highlights at 5:00. i'm mike schouman. have a great day. >> will they get a little rain on them? >> looks like it will be dry. just cloudy for the most part, for both games today. but rain is headed our way, and live doppler 7hd will be tracking it for you as i

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. >> following tony parker on the other side of this and i don't know, he is just, i'm proud to be french and proud to see the french together. >> reporter: now a rare gold coin has gone from small change to a small fortune and known as an stella and it was made in the 1800 in the u.s. but never released in circulation and now it is sold for more than $2.5 million at auction and the sale price is double the preauction estimate and making the coin the ten most expensive u.s. coins ever sold.

. >> reporter: officer chris parker has been driving the new ford about a week. he and other officers of the solano county area are the first in the bay area to make the switch. he says they're still catching some drivers off guard. >> i have seen double takes. >> reporter: gone is the crown victoria. the c.h.p. says its fleet is aging. >> when you exceed the 100,000 mile mark on a patrol vehicle, it's no longer in warranty. it's not covered for repairs. so that burden falls upon the department. >> reporter: with the chassis of a taurus, parker says this vehicle is all wheel drive, six cylinders. $26,50078 each, the c.h.p. has been authorized to purchase 751 statewide. >> reporter: how did you get get so lucky? you're the first. >> i'm not sure. [laughter] >> reporter: i checked with the c.h.p. officers in sacramento, they say there's no timetable for replacing old cruisers. as for these crown victor yeahs they'll go to other areas that still need them. >>> highway patrol officers are thinking about one of their own who was gunned down one year ago today. the c.h

parker roughed up for seven earned runs. he was long gone when motorcycle trout caught this one and the a's a shot off the sweet center field. good night. angels pound hinl 12 to 1. it's not all bad news yes. the rangers lost tonight, which means the a's magic number to clinch the division is down to seven. more of this 49ers seahawks after math and then done. jim harbaugh and corner back connected at stanford for four years. sherman was a pretty good sound bite then but now off the hook. >> there are a lot of ignorant idiots who thought, oh, lose a game. well, please, please don't doubt us again. >> sherman was referring to the 26.point his team put town niners last night. sherman said hello to his former coach after the game, but somewhere there was a disconnect. >> i didn't real liz it was him until he was moving the other direction, but, yeah, he came up and patted me on the back and congratulated him. >> i told him good job and good game. he didn't give me nothing back. i guess sportsmanship doesn't go both ways. >>> th

more trouble for parker in the fifth. mike doubles to the corner and 4 nothing and 2 run homer in the eighth. still in the fifth. bases loaded for consolidate hassoun. comes through again. beats the throw home. calhoun with 3 rbi and all for parker who allowed 8 earned runs. 12-1. a's still up sex and a half in the west. well loud and clear last night that the seahawks are the best team in the nfc west. insult to injury frainers williams had breaken ankle, reid with concussion and davis strawnd left hamstring. kaepernick didn't get much help. 13 of 28 last night for 127 yard passin passing. 3 interceptions and lowest ever 20 point quarterback ratings. but he run for 87 yards. but the team had 5 turn overs no touch down downs. coach harbaugh praising his quarterback my today. >> how he competed with field made plays. most of our play we made on offense. the most productive we had on offense. >> raiders first game of the soap and total team effort. no problem running against this. racking up 2 26 yards on the ground. mcfad