once the mourning period ends for kenny stabler i think a lot of smiles are going to come to the faces of all us who knew him, who played with him. when i started here in 1979 i got to cover him. and just a couple things that stand out, one of the things i saw, the raiders had this kicker and he missed a 13, 14- yard field goal which would have won the game for the raiders and after the game everybody was in the locker room surrounding this poor guy. 5'5" and they crammed microphones in his faces, and kenny stabler, i will never forget this, came by and said leave him alone. if i hadn't had a lousy game he wouldn't have had to make that kick in the first place. i will answer all your questions. he did. totally took the pressure off this rookie kicker. it was one of those things that typified the guy he was. and he was soft spoken. a tough guy but if you met him he always spoke softly and he would remember your name. one autograph event, he was signing one autograph after another and every fan felt the need say i was at this game and he acted like he had never heard that story again. lo

former oakland raiders quarterback kenny stabler passed away at the age of 69. tonight the nfl community is in mourning. good evening. i remember ken wayne. >> i am julie haener. the family says he died yesterday. surrounded by loved ones following a battle with colon cancer. the raiders said when you think about the raiders you think about kenny stabler. he loved life. >> with more on the story now, sports director mark ibanez joins us now. >> well, you know, i don't think it would be an exaggeration to say kenny stabler is beloved by everyone who played with him, coached him and all raider fans and kenny stabler was involved in the greatest moments in oakland raiders history. the quarterback that led them to their first ever super bowl championship. he was just an incredibly clutch player. always calm, under pressure and had a great reputation as being one of the guys. defensive, offensive lineman loved him as much as the wide receivers. he was no prima donna quarterback. that is the sea of hands play. he through the touchdown pass through four defenders right

john madden and kenny stabler, of course pictured there. and as things come to light, you really start thinking about kenny stabler's career. get this, he's the only quarterback in the '70s who won a super bowl who is not in the hall of fame, which is ridiculous. the more you think about it, this guy truly belonged in the hall of fame and his coach for much of his career, john madden, spoke about that today. >> if you were to look at kenny stabler as an oakland raider and, you know, you look at -- we had great rivalries with the miami dolphins, you know, one of the best teams in the history of the nfl, and the pittsburgh steelers were also one of the best teams in the history of the nfl, and terry bradshaw is in the hall of fame. bob gresh is in the hall of fame and look at kenny's record. he played those. >> really ridiculous that he's not in the hall of fame. bottom line, we're at midseason now of the baseball year and the a's, it's been a long season already. cleveland indians, been a long season already. they play each other tonight. a'

and then finally it has been confirmed that kenny stabler has passed away. reportedly due to colon cancer. kenny stabler a legend out of the university of alabama. with the raiders from 1970 to 1979. led them to their first ever super bowl victory in 1977. a victory over the minnesota vikings. couple times led the nfl in touchdown passes. some of the most famous plays in nfl history. the holy roller, sea of hands, ghost to the post. completed with kenny stable at quarterback. not only a great athlete, and a great quarterback in the nfl, but he is also known for being the absolute embodiment of what the oakland raiders stood for. and actually, one of the nicest athletes i have ever met. had personal experiences with him in 1979, he was at his peek. wouldn't find a nicer guy. he had this reputation and a sensational athlete but i found him to be soft spoken, accommodating to the media. even though this is a sad day for the raiders, it is a guy who brings

. >> pam: news tonight the death of kenny stabler iconic bay area football quarterback for the raiders for stricter gary is here with more. >> gary: year close more familiar and he is oakland's joe namath lived fast but backed up when it counted. and ken stabler has passed away today at the age of 69 from complications due to: cancer. known as the snake spent 15 years in the nfl the most memorable role finished quarterbacking for the houston oilers for time pro bowl step one of those guys when you talk about holophane just never quite got there were those guys close to the voting but as you see here against miami dolphins in the clutch he came through and then if he won the super bowl in 1977 superbowl 11 and once again one of those guys when the games met the most routine comes through all the stories granted an sure somewhere little embellished before big games he might stay at all like having sofa good old time when a shot of the game he was ready to go in the world will live in now only sometimes as good as your last week and people don't like to appreciate the history of what some

when you think about the raiders you think about ken stabler. kenny loved life. it's a sad day for all raiders. the last quarterback to lead the raiders to the super bowl also issued a statement, rich began gone tweeted so sorry to hear about the passing of a true raider legend, ken stabler, the original number 12. it was a pleasure to know him and wear his number. >>> 4:49. in the midst of a draught federal officials are telling hundreds of people in san mateo he have to buy expensive flood insurance. fema added 270 homes to its updated flood maps. many of those homes reside on hillsdale boulevard, laurel creek is nearby but homeowners who got the notice say they've never seen it overflow. >> we got the letter that said it if we purchase it before july 16 it might be cheaper about but that's just for a year and it might going go up again. >>> the fema flood zone map becomes official july 16th. homeowners are being urmd to buy flood insurance before that date. city leaders say if they don't they could run into trouble with i remember their lender. >>> you use the

. >>> one of the greatest athletes who ever played professional sports in the bay area, kenny stabler died. he was 69 years old. he passed away listening to his favorite songs surrounded by family. he made his name playing at the university of alabama. andria, around here, he will be remembered as a raider. >> reporter: that's right. but here in oakland and across the bay area, he will be remembered as a classy guy, a southern gentleman. the silver and black of raider nation seems appropriately somber today with the passing of one of the all-time raider greats. >> every moment he was on the field it was a special moment. he was good, it was together. he had himself together. always a class guy act. >> reporter: kenny was a frequent guest at rickeys in san leandro. >> i hadn't seen him in over a year. it chokes you up to look and see somebody is gone. but, we ... we have good memories to think about all the time so it makes a big difference. >> reporter: known as the snake, he helped the raiders bring home an nfl title in 1977 and was a legendary member of the team. kcbs radio intervie

quarterback kenny stabler. of course to many fans stabler was known for affectionately as just the snake, that was for his ability to slip away from defenders. the raiders drafted stabler out of the university of alabama back in 1968. he teamed up with john madden, nine seasons later he led the team to its first ever super bowl title. many who knew stabler said he was just as much a legend off the field as he was on it. >> he could go out and party much like his counter part bobby lane and he'd show up -- he might show up with a hangover and sick, he'd lead his team to victory. >> performance on the field. stabler played for the raiders until 1979. he retired in 1984. his family says he tied wednesday from colon cancer, surrounded by loved ones. ken stabler was 69 years old. legendary raiders head coach john madden whom you just saw released a statement saying in part, quote, he was a perfect quarterback and a perfect raider. when you think about the raid rs you think about ken stabler. kenny loved life and thi

kenny stabler died yesterday at the age of 69 from complicated resulting from colon cancer, he played 15 seasons in the nfl. he was named the mvp in 1974. >> relationship grade, whatever you want to call him on the field, he's a winner. the greatest two minute quarterback of all time. >> stabler earned the nickname the snake when in a high school football game he ran for a touchdown slithering from sideline on the sideline. his family released this statement quoting: . >> stabler's brain and spinal cord are being donated to support research into degenerative disease. >>> madden said: . >> the raiders organizationed said he wore the silver and black with pride and poise and will live in the hearts of raider fans everywhere. >>> the investigation is expected to continue into the fire on a bart train. bart is blaming an electrical problem with a train. the paddle of the train lost connection with a third rail. bart is looking into recent maintenance had anything to do with the short. the fire caused system wide delays. ac transit buses were called in, all the stations were reopened after

davis' son of al davis of course kenny played for. mark bell owns the team raters deeply saddened by the passing of a great stabler cherished member of the raider family personified what it meant to be a writer john magnified one drive to win a game at this today. quarterback to pick i would pick kenny to. it was a lot cooler than i was. perfect quarterback for the greater than from stabler family passed away peacefully side by the people we love most and some of his favorite songs that in the background leonard skinner's sweet home alabama van morrison's we falling down jim plunkett on the stabler lifestyle. what would of been like if kenny was playing today. >> reporter: the heart and on and off the field the toilet is life basically a lot of people barred him for that and rallied around him. but he always showed up on sunday for the dam's. >> gary: he would of been able to function as effectively with all eyes on him now as he did back in the '70s the very "that the cartel to a list of the game change social media year under the sp

>>gary: can you imagine if john madden the kenny stabler were doing what they did in the '70s today with all the media and social video all that goes with it will be kings' john madden people will love this gaps-- dieguy. >>gary: yield on to play on sunday as federal role today 757564 i will take the word of the announcers we will all did 6:00 a.m.. >>: why is kenny stabler not in the hall of fame fame >>gary: 5 really think it is a great deal of it goes to his lifestyle the writer and voted they're looking for an excuse he parted a little bit and he did run out of steam after he left the raiders houston and norland he was not a productive and sometimes that leaves the last memory what goes into the mind of the voters that is probably their reason he finished the weekly in a bid livestock. >>: will use star covering soccer now that the u.s. women are champions? >>gary: we do cover rich as one pentagon and coverage to play real good soccer but when you add to the american flag international competition the spirit of these young women presley is much more appealing than watching profession

. >>> tributes are pouring in for kenny the snake stabler. he played for the silver and black from 1970 to 79 and helped lead them to a victory against the minnesota vikings. stabler died yesterday from complications of colon cancer. stabler was 69. >>> people in san jose are being asked to sign a book of condolence for the irish students that were killed in a balcony collapse. it will be available for signing until july 20th at the martin luther king junior library. five irish students and a student from roanoke park were killed when an apartment balcony collapsed during a party in berkeley. once the signing period is over the book will be sent to ireland. >>> police have opened an investigation into the stairway collapse that killed a bay area man earlier this month. now the 26-year-old from san francisco died when the concrete stairs he was walking down collapsed under his feet. the city's chief building official says the collapse appears to have been caused by dry rot in the wooden beams the stairs were attached to. if they find evidence

the stabler family will donate kenny stabler's brain and spinal cord to a boston medical center to support research of degenerative brain disease among athletes. now the oakland raiders organization, they issued a statement as well. it said he wore the silver and black with pride and poise and will continue to live in the hearts of raiders fans everywhere. >>> the investigation is expected to continue this morning into yesterday's fire on a bart train. bart is blaming an electrical problem with its third rail. it just left the the coliseum station when the paddle at the bottom of the train lost connection with the third rail. that caused the electric current from the third rail to arch. bart is looking into whether recent maintenance had anything to do with that electrical short. the fire did cause system wide delays during yesterday's morning commute to san leandro. all of the stakes were reopened after four hours. bart says the incident shows how important it is for riders to know the emergency procedures. firefighters say two passengers that were on the train yesterday morning tried to

raiders owner, mark davis, says that kenny stabler personified what it meant to wear the silver and black. he's a force to be reckoned with on the field but one of the good guys off the field. >> there's some other pictures of kenny right here. >> one of the hangouts as an oakland raider in the '70s. >> a couple admirers. >> yeah there's the jersey. >> the owner says stabler was a hero in the bay area. >> he was really calm. he didn't get burned out or fired up or anything like that. he was always a jentle man. >> that jentle man was drafted by the raiders out of the university of alabama and led to the first-ever superbowl title in the late '70s. >> his shot i took about five minutes before the opening kickoff. >> michael was there and remembers many of stabler's great plays. >> on the last play scrambled with two guys draped on him as he was falling, throws this pass into clarence davis' hands. >> he could go out and party much like his counter part, bobby lane. and he might show up with a hangover and sick. he'd lead his team to victory. >> stabler's family says the legendary quarterba

kenny stabler has died. known as the snake. he was diagnosed with colon cancer, he played with the oakland raiders for the most of his career leading the team to a super bowl win. he is spine and brain has been donated to researchers studying conyugs. >>> "the washington post" reported that a call to trump about comments on western immigrants. trump said the call was to congratulate him. he's shown as leading the go. op field. he's getting a run for his money from jed bush. his superpact raised $103 million in six months. the bush campaign says $98 million has not been spent, together with campaign funds. supporters donated $114 million. the federal bureau of investigation is investigating a brazen kidnapping. the two gunmen responsible for the crime never set foot in the bank. they forced the president to do the dirty work. as erica pitzi reports, it may not be the first time they have done it. >> the day began at 8am tuesday, when two men broke into tanner and abby's home. they told investigators they were blindfolded and for

and the great kenny stabler, known as the snake passed away as the age of 69 from colon cancer. considered one of the greatest raiders of all time if not the greatest. a quarterback for alabama and a super bowl and considered the greatest draft pick from the al davis era. he smoke, drank, and brought his play book to clubs and athleticism was less of a science and more of a gut check. passing away from colon cancer. a quote from john madden saying if he had to win one game, kenny stabler would be his quarterback. >>> we're getting ready for the a's. gary, thank you for joining us. >> when it's time to do it she calls you. >> your thoughts on the great ken stabler. >> you sometimes have to wait until somebody passes to find out how appreciated he was. and my gosh. all last night. just reading all the remarks from people and i don't know. you're a little bit younger and not from around here. but during the '70s. it was all raiders. the 49ers were the second class citizens. >> you look at the numbers and he had a ton of interceptions. and his completion ratio was great. this was a

kenny stabler played 15 season's in the nfl including nine nine with the raiders. he led the raiders to a super bowl in super bowl 11. he was named the nfl's most valuable player in 1974. >> a renegade. you can call it whatever you want to call him. on the field he's a winner. the greatest two minute quarterback of all time. >> and do you know how he got the nickname the snake? he died peacefully. he was surrounded by his daughters. they were playing some of his favorite music in the background including leonard skynyrd sweet home alabama. the stabler family released this statement. he was a kind, generous and unselfish man. never turning down an autograph request to help someone in need. the stabler family will donate his spinal cord to a boston medical center for research of degenerative brain disease among athletes. and legendary raiders coach john madden has fond memories of his quarterback. he says if i had one drive to win a game, to this day, and i had a quarterback to pick, i would pick kenny. the oakland raiders organization issued this statement. he wore

there's a time-out and kenny stabler comes over to the sideline and so i'm going on and on. i said, okay, let's do this. let's go -- no, no. let's go -- let's -- wait, let's go -- let's go eat -- and i'm going on like that. and he goes, he says, you know what, john? i said what? and i'm thinking, he has a great play. and i'm facing the field and he is facing me. and he is facing the stands. and he looks up at the stands and he said, these fans are getting their money's worth today. [ laughter ] >> and then he runs out and throws a touchdown pass to dave casper and we win the game. >> i could listen to those stories all day long. >>> seems like everyone always got their money's work back in the '70s. the teams were some of the best and stabler always seemed to pull out those wins. >>> in tennis, man, what a match between countryman murray and federer. federer won the first set. set point in the second set, he dropped it in for the win to go up 2 sets to none. so right to the third set now match point for federer in the far court. murray return wide and federer wins in straigh

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quarterback kenny stabler. to many fans stabler was known for affectionately as just the snake, that was for his ability to slip away interest defenders. the raiders drafted stabler out of the university of alabama back in 1968. nine seasons later he led the team to its first ever super bowl title. many who knew him say that stabler was as much a legend off the field as he was on the field. >> he could go out and party much like his counterpart bobby lane and he'd show up -- he might show up with a hangover and stick is sick, he'd lead his team to victory. >> it was a very successful group. stabler played for the raiders until 1979. he retired in 1984. his family says he died wednesday from colon cancer surrounded by loved ones. ken stabler was 69 years old. >> ledge tear raiders head coach john madden released a at the same time saying he was a perfect quarterback and perfect raider. when you think about the raiders you think about ken stabler. he loved life. it is a sad day for all raiders. the last quarterba

one of the greatest athletes to ever play professional sports in the bay area kenny stabler died yesterday. the raiders put this tribute to him on their website. stabler was 69. >>> doyle drive in san francisco is closed for the weekend. when it's over drivers will be able to use a brand-new presidio parkway but right now, commuters are doing their best to work around the shutdown. >>> and ahead on "cbs this morning," we go inside the immigration debate. are hundreds of sanctuary city helps or hurting the nation? what you need to know about the latest issue on the campaign trail. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> we have serious delays off the eastshore freeway as you work your way westbound. no accidents just extra busy this morning. also seeing some brake lights as you work your way towards the bay bridge. 47 or 50 minutes now carquinez bridge on the westbound side to the maze. richmond/san rafael bridge also very slow conditions there. golden gate bridge though one of our bright spots right now not doing badly despite the doyle drive closure. so use that. >> i

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kenny stabler was 69 years old. martha: last night bill o'reilly sounding off on the murder of a woman in san francisco, a sanctuary city. saying it is time that americans realize exactly why an illegal immigrant and felon was in that city in the first place. >> the alleged killer, 45-year-old juan francisco lopez sanchez a drug pusher and addict. a low level thug to managed to enter america illegally six times. that means anyone in the world can sneak into this country. that low-life illegally crossed our border from mexico six times? we don't have border enforcement. does everybody understand that? martha: strong statement last night. catherine times a reporter at "national review," fox news contributor and guest on "the greg gutfeld show" on sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern. jessica ehrlich, former dem crassic congressional candidate. welcome to you. very strong words. we do not have border enforcement this country, jessica. this family, can you imagine if this young woman were part of your family, how outraged you w

kenny "the snake" stabler, a college football legend, a nfl legend and a raiders legend, gone at the age of 69. >> dave, thank you. stabler once said i've had third and 15 my whole life. everybody's had rocky moments from day one, but sometimes you pick up third and long and that's where you make your money. that's where the satisfaction comes from the game and from life. that pretty much says it all about the man. >> that it does, all right thank you, gerard. >>> finally a first for nasa, it is spending astronauts back into space on commercial spaceflights. four astronauts will start training for the flights to and from the international space station. they'll fly on spaceships developed by space x and boeing. nasa has giving boeing a contract to develop a capsule to carry those astronauts. space x has a $2 billion contract. manned flights could begin as soon as 2017. >>> a final check of the weather with jeff ranieri and this very strange weather, when do we see a stabilization pattern? >> it's really going to happen as we head through the noon hour tomorrow. you can see right now

he was a perfect quarterback and a perfect raider. >> raiders owner mark davis says, ken stabler was a cherished member of the raider family. he wore the silver and black with pride and poise and will continue to live in fans hearts everywhere. >> quite a college career, too, >>> the tragic killing on pier 14 sparked a national debate. but today the focus is on kate steinle. friends and family gathered at a winery in pleasanton for her funeral services. they shared stories about the 32-year-old remember her spirit and love for life, travel and family. her family, they call it the kate effect. they want to spread the enthusiasm and kindness that she was known for. we are learning more about the events that led up to her shooting. it turns out repeat felon francisco sanchez was brought to san francisco after a request from the sheriff's department. sanchez was finishing up a federal prison sentence in southern california when he was transferred. he had an outstanding warrant for a marijuana drug charge here. but once he was transferred local prosecutors dropped that charge and the sher