live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. this may be the last time you see raiders chief mark davis before the nfl owners vote on whether or not he can move the silver and black o las vegas, and tonight he shares thoughts exclusively with abc news, good evening, i'm eric thomas, we caught up with him before he left for phoenix before the voters have votes on the proposed move tomorrow. abc's laura anthony has more on the approval. >> reporter: good evening, eric, we talked with mark davis at the airport in oakland just moments before he was going to board a plane to come here to phoenix for a trip that could change the lives of his team and raiders fans for decades to come. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: raiders owner mark

davis stood for pictures and greeted fans as he prepared to board a commercial flight to the nfl owner's meeting in phoenix, davis would not comment especially on the competing stadium proposals but did say it would be bittersweet, quote, hard for me to move the team out of the bay area, davis says he believes his team and coaches deserve to play in the first class stadium that las vegas is proposing, come monday, there will be up to 32 nfl owners all gathering in phoenix for their meeting. >> we need the raiders at the table. >> reporter: and despite last minute pleas from the mayor? and oakland raiders fans who marched around the coliseum site saturday. >> i spoke exclusively with roger goodell. >> reporter: espn told us it is looking like the vote will go las vegas' way. >> we're hearing there will be a

vote on monday afternoon and at least they will have 32 of the owners necessary to allow the raiders to move. and listen, bottom line this is a money grab for the national football league. >> but when you get in the room and people look at the details. >> reporter: oakland's sonny abraham said the plans could derail it. >> if the deal is approved, i'll chuckle, because it's a bad deal. i hope the nfl owners have common sense regarding the fact that the deal cannot be pencilled out. >> reporter: now most of the owners going in for a reception here in phoenix would not answer the reporters' questions about the potential move to las vegas except for one, which was robert kraft, the owner of the new england patriots. he asked a question about what he thought about the move with, i think it's great, perhaps a

fearful sign for raiders fans in the bay area. laura, before you get away a lot of fans in the bay area will be bitterly disappointed if the team leaves, did davis have a message for them? >> reporter: i asked him that, eric, asking if he had a message for fans for oakland. he said at this point, not to blame the team or the players or the coaches. he patted his chest, with a white and black raiders t-shirt, saying blame me, he also said he did expect that some of the fans may travel to las vegas along with some from los angeles to see the raiders if they should move there. of course we will find out here tomorrow. eric? >> all right, laura, thank you very much reporting live from phoenix. tonight, several raiders fan groups penned an open letter to owners urging them to vote no to

relocation, saying we believe it will be a negative tipping point and thousands of fans will be upset forever for what they perceive is a lack of loyalty to their most important voters, the fans. and laura anthony you just heard will have reports from phoenix throughout the day. you can also follow her on twitter at laura anthony 7 for breaking updates to the voting, turning now to the weather tonight, abc news was in san francisco when the rain poured down across the city, with the same storm passing through oakland. here is what it looked like outside the coliseum. a live look now, dry, quiet, get used to that. meteorologist drew tuma has more. we have a pocket of moisture to show you, live doppler 7

tracking the action all evening long, we'll take you into the south bay, the last location to see the drops, with a cell moving through san jose now pushing east through evergreen into mount hamilton, so still unsettled. keeping it open for a chance of showers with fog greeting us first thing tomorrow morning. in the wake of the storm system we'll have major temperature swings the next couple of days, detailing the numbers and the accurate forecast in a few minutes. all right, thank you very much, locks, bottles, smoke bombs, san jose responded in riot gear after a fight broke out between fans rooting for the same team, melanie woodrow has the story from san jose. >> reporter: cell phone video shows fans throwing rocks and bottles outside the stadium. striking the bus, many of them traveling on it from san jose to los angeles to watch a soccer

match between two teams from mexico. >> that's good for the bus. it was hit by rocks, not rocks, actually boulders. >> reporter: the bus driver, edgar torres, showed us the damage, the brawl now between fans of opposing teams, and from the same team. >> it seemed weird to see fans from the same team fighting. the reason that -- we just have no clue. >> what it is, is competition, we're better fighters than you are, silly, ridiculous, but that is what they think. >> reporter: the parking man the fight go down. >> the fight started here and got bad. >> reporter: and when the san jose police officers arrived, they say the people were fighting in different directions, at the news department they tweeted video of the fans moving towards the stadium with yellow smoke bombs.

after being held outside they later went into the stadium. the parking attendant said she was ready for them to come out after the game. >> they're a little bit different on the bus because they know i'll leave them. >> a police presence, and a win for the team. >> reporter: both groups came out celebrating, this time separately. despite the fighting the police say no major injuries were reported and no arrests were made. police are detaining a driver tonight following a three-vehicle crash that left one person critically injured. abc 7 news was at the scene at san pablo lane, and the vans collided with each other just after 5:00 this evening. a victim was thrown out of the car. >> one was thrown out of the car, they don't know if it was the sun roof.

police have detained a driver to find out if the person had been drinking or using drugs before the crash. there is a lot of damage along the bay area following all the rain in the bay area this winter. one area looking for a fix is marin county. >> this area here is cracking and ready to push and go down towards the road also. >> reporter: he is a marin county park ranger and these days he spends a lot of time patrolling the trails and roads in open space preserves damaged by this year's rainfall. >> we have had probably about 50 slides or so throughout the different preserves. >> reporter: these two slides along glenn fire road in mill valley stop the trucks from using the access road creating a dangerous situation since fuel has been growing unchecked in the open space preserve since the area has not been burned in more than 100 years. >> the fire started behind one of the homes and spread up the

canyon, which fire naturally breaks up through the canyon. it could be a disaster if the fire department can't get up to a lot of points of access. >> reporter: and many areas like these will shore up their water logged hillsides and roads. the department extents they will spend well over $200,000 this year making the repairs which is eight times the annual budget of $25,000. and even though it seems grim? >> it could have been a lot worse. >> reporter: warner says thanks to the voters who passed measure a in 2012, the department had money regarding the rolling dips and trails, which includes drainage and dips. >> this road was a lot worse than reported currently. >> next on abc 7 news at 11:00, taking on the president. >> we're not going to sit around and just play patsy, and say go ahead, lock us in, do whatever

you want. >> as republicans regroup after the health care disappointment, governor brown is ready to fight the border plan. and an escalator filled with people suddenly switched directions, but first, a gesture tonight from the warriors,

the wall to me is ominous. it reminds me too much of the berlin wall. when i see the 30 foot wall i wonder sometimes are they trying to keep me in or keep them out? >> strong words from governor brown, talking about trump's proposed border wall. and the governor was asked if he was prepared to take the

president to court over the issue. >> i don't like the law and to the extent it violates law, we're going to enforce that, we're just not going to say hey, do whatever you want, deport 2 billion people, we're going to fight. >> and tonight, many liberals are celebrating the republican failure on the affordable care act, tonight, the white house is trying to refocus and move forward. abc news reporter lillian kim has more. >> eric next on the list, tax cuts but it will not be easy after the brutal defeat on friday. >> the finger pointing continued in washington, today, the president blasted conservative factions of his party blaming the freedom caucus and the heritage foundation for standing in the way of repealing and replacing obamacare. he said the democrats are smiling. >> i believe there is a good chance if moderates and

conservative s come together tht we repeal the obamacare. >> but senator chuck schumer says that the bill is dead for now. president trump and republicans in congress will now redirect their energies on taxes. hoping to overhaul the tax code, something that has not been done in 30 years. >> i hate to break it to the trump administration, but i think this one will also go down in flames. >> she said the efforts to overhaul it will likely face the same challenges that the health care bill did. factions with a strong opposition. >> the last year we had an overhaul, it took two years under reagan, now they hope under six months they will get enough democrats on board to get it passed seems pretty unlikely. >> despite the challenges the hope among the gop leaders in the house is to pass tax

legislation before the summer recess in late july. >> lillian, thank you. and imagine going from being out of luck when it comes to seeing your favorite team to having the best seats in the house, alex mcdonald and her son enjoyed tonight's game between the memory grizzlies and the warriors at court side seats from oracle arena, they bought tickets recently but the tickets were bogus. >> out of nowhere, the warriors came through and i'm so thankful and very happy. >> we only play in savannah once a year so thought it would be a great opportunity number one to do something nice for isaiah and his mom. >> the warriors invited other fans. the officials say the best way the guarantee buying genuine tickets is to go through the team's official website. it rained on and off this afternoon in parts of the bay area, and when the sun poked through, it was a rainbow, this

was kent field close to the ground, ma ground. >> bowl picture -- beautiful p the rain, and live doppler showing the activity winding down, with returns on live doppler 7 right now with mount hamilton, this cell moving through san jose about a half hour ago bringing nice moisture. we'll take you to lake tahoe. snow falling, a winter weather advisory in effect through 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, chains required on 80 and 50 as the snow falls over our passes, but future weather will show you tomorrow morning, 5:00 a.m. in the morning, before the sun gets up there is a chance of a bit of isolated drizzle mainly in the south bay, but once the sun gets up right around 7:30 a.m., the chance goes away, and monday will be a dry day, but before dawn tomorrow on the storm impact scale, still the chance

of isolated light showers, i think the best chance probably the south bay, the showers moving out as the sun gets up, but areas of fog to deal with tomorrow. rainfall acting like we thought it would with a light storm, less than a quarter inch of rain, in san francisco today, 400th in oakland, and san jose just in the last hour you picked one-one hundredth of an inch, and cloud cover still acting as a blanket keeping temperatures in the festival, 55 san jose, 54, santa rosa, isolated drizzle mainly in the south bay, cloud cover out there, 49 overnight low 7:00 a.m. there is a chance of isolated drizzle which will be in the south bay. that is the best chance, bigger

story tomorrow, the diminishing clouds, really nice afternoon, seasonal temperatures topping out, low 60s around the bay and mid-50s right along the coast. only fly in the ointment with all the rain blooming. here is the main offenders. oak, mulberry, pine and birch. and if you're now coughing and sniffling and have not been recently that is probably why. you can blame it on mold. 70s return, it's sunny and warm out there and temperatures will continue to rise even until wednesday, nothing but sunshine and really comfortable temperatures above average for this time of year, the accuweather seven-day forecast, planning the next several days for the cloud, sunshine, on your monday, turning warmer on tuesday, wednesday, just a beautiful day, thursday, though, a breeze kicks in, dropping

numbers for a cooler afternoon, we quickly rise friday, and saturday and sunday, eric, beautiful with sunshine, in the 80s, if there is any drizzle they will track it at 8:30 a.m. all right, drew, thank you very much. security footage shows business as usual at the

fothere's a seriousy boomers virus out there that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c, yet most don't even know it. because it can hide in your body for years without symptoms, and it's not tested for in routine blood work. the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us it's time to get tested. ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. it's the only way to know for sure.

a driver steps on the gas instead of the gate and crashes through the front office of this animal hospital in north carolina. the car slammed into the office manager and two dogs pinning all of them under the rubble. fortunately the quick thinking staff got all of them out and no one was seriously hurt, and removed the driver as well as the pups.

all right, you could hear the screaming from the sports office watching the ncaa tournaments today. >> all right, what a day in the tournaments as the men were down in the final four, the men were back, warriors and the grizzlies toni

pg&e learned a tragic lesson we can never forget. this gas pipeline ruptured in san bruno. the explosion and fire killed eight people. pg&e was convicted of six felony charges including five violations of the u.s. pipeline safety act and

obstructing an ntsb investigation. pg&e was fined, placed under an outside monitor, given five years of probation, and required to perform 10,000 hours of community service. we are deeply sorry. we failed our customers in san bruno. while an apology alone will never be enough, actions can make pg&e safer. and that's why we've replaced hundreds of miles of gas pipeline, adopted new leak detection technology that is one-thousand times more sensitive, and built a state-of-the-art gas operations center. we can never forget what happened in san bruno. that's why we're working every day to make pg&e the safest energy company in the nation.

. warriors looking for their seventh straight victory with memphis in town but they have lost to the grizzlies twice. they are hoping to beat them for the first time since the 2013-14 season, under a minute left, iguodala dives, throws it down but the dubs trail by three

after one, iguodala keeping it in the game. corner three, got it. steph, showing off the handle, watch this, pulling zach randall, ends up in the hands of klay thompson, dubs up three at the half, 21 of his 31 points coming in the final two quarters he had seven-three's, warriors pull away in the fourth quarter, and four in a jam, warriors win their seventh straight, two and a half up on san antonio. two of the most storied teams in college hoops kentucky and north carolina face off today with the winner grabbing the final four, came down to the best in the tournament, 40 seconds left, kentucky trails by one, but they don't play defense, luke may with a full court pass to justin jackson, he will lay it in.

unc up three. all right, now ten seconds left. another contestant, free to tie the game. north carolina has a timeout but they never use it. dunks it off to luke may, shot of his life and it goes, north carolina wins by a deuce, advancing to the final four. facing oregon, that was an amazing game. >> thanks to my teammates so much, and my coach putting me in that situation, just very blessed to have this opportunity. >> to madison square garden, florida and qayyargators's flor leads by seven at the half, 57-59, game cocks, he serves notice, south carolina seven seed wins by seven advancing for the first final four in school history. they will face gonzaga. >> all we wanted was to win, we wanted a bid and got our name on

the board you know, it takes care of itself. >> for the women, notre dame came into 7 and 0, facing stanford had a 16-game winning streak, third quarter, marina mabry, brittany mcphee leads the way, cardinal down one, lays in in, 15, stanford up one, two point, two seconds left, erika mccall with a block of her career, one of two in the closing stanford wins 76-75, advancing to the final four and looking for a third national title. this is abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino, coming up we'll sit up with a's pitcher cotton. taking your job? up next, the disturbing new report that nearly

did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company.

say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business.

live, where you live. this is abc 7 news. good evening, i'm eric thomas, in tonight's headlines, abc 7 news was at oakland international airport and spoke to the owner mark davis before he boarded a flight to phoenix, where two nfl owners will meet tomorrow afternoon. it appears to be likely they will allow davis to move his team to davies, he did not comment especially on the proposals but did say he believes his team and coaches deserve to play in the first class stadium that las vegas is proposing. dozens of san jose police

officers responded to the stadium after a fight broke out among soccer teams for the same team. cell phone video shows bottles and rockets being thrown at the bus, while many were traveling to watch two mexican teams. the crowds dispersed when police arrived, nobody was majorly hurt or arrested. and san jose police asking for anybody to come forward with any information about a car crash, the man was hit by a vehicle and later died at the hospital. the victim's name has not been released. police say no other information was released. this vehicle pedestrian death is the ninth this year. and developing news out of cincinnati, police tonight are looking for several shooting suspects who opened fire inside a crowded nightclub during a dispute this morning rn. one person died, 15 others hurt. more on the latest. >> reporter: multiple gunmen

still on the loose. >> several people injured. >> reporter: more than a dozen victims recover from the deadly shooting inside this cincinnati nightclub. police say it started when several men got into an >> and it escalated with a fight between several individuals. >> reporter: a night ending with victims and people running. >> people were running and stepping over us, with everything kind of chaos. >> reporter: witnesses reported hearing nearly 20 rounds of fire as they ran for their lives. >> there were cars jumping curbs and people everywhere. >> reporter: 16 people were hit by bullets, one of them 27-year-old o'brien spikes died. police were quick to say the shooting was not terror related but detectives look into how multiple weapons made it past security and into the packed club. >> it is my understanding that they do wand individuals and pat

them down. however, what we know at this point, several firearms were able to be brought inside the wire. >> reporter: investigators have not said how many shooters they're looking for but they do believe multiple gunmen are responsible and they have not yet made any arrests, cincinnati. united airlines dealing with multiple angry tweets tonight after they refused to let two teens on the plane tonight because they were wearing leggings, an agent wouldn't let the girls board the plane. another agent said the girls were requested to change or put dresses over their leggings, the employee said they especially forbid leggings while traveling. watch the left side of this up escalator at a hong kong mall, you see that it quickly reversed at a high rate of speed forcing dozens to pile on top of

each other at the bottom of the moving stairway. 18 people were hurt, this escalator was one of the city's longers, connecting the shoppers to the 4th and foreignth floors. you're looking at video showing people being rescued from the gulf of mexico, eight people needing rescuing after two boats collided near corpus christi, texas, andlifted one victim out of the boat, he is being treated at the hospital. and americans finding themselves looking for jobs, some of those jobs being taken by workers who never take a coffee break or go to the rest room. robots are a bigger part of the work force, stephanie ramos explains. >> reporter: tonight, amazon embracing the revolution, that is ceo jeff bazos, the new

automation replacing employees, industries most at risk? transportation, storage, food service and hospitality. prototypes to deliver your room service, driverless cars to deliver you, and semi trucks to deliver your beer, all in the works, and remember those carrier jobs that were saved? >> carrier has decided to stay in indiana and invest more than $16 million. >> reporter: that investment will automate the plant, which carrier says will ultimately mean fewer jobs, but the treasury secretary confident it wouldn't hurt american workers. >> in terms of artificial intelligence taking over american jobs i think we're so far away from it, not even on my radar screen. >> but tell this to the baristas, this is putting them out of business already, as for jobs being put out by the

robots, jobs such as health care professionals and teachers. stephanie ramos, abc news, washington. and you could have options in outer space travel, guests can check in and check out rather starting tuesday at the kennedy space center visitor complex in florida. it will be the first commercial space walk. they are testing reasockets in several states including california. >> the launches are 1.5 million each. with opposed to the spacex launch, which is $90 million. >> the company single digits mo-- says most rockets are building five to ten a year, they will build hundreds. and today's rock and roll marathon in san francisco, the race began at golden gate park,

and stopped at the bridge, the race wound its way around several streets and ended at the civic center. rachel wood of great britain was one of the winners. and power of the pen, a teenage girl gets the gift she never expected from her grandfather all these years later. and showers are moving out.

a dying fresno man was able to see his daughter graduate from optometry school with an early bedside ceremony. >> the school found out you were sick so they wanted to bring the graduation to you. >> her 79-year-old father is suffering from respiratory failure, and could die at any time. he said his work was complete when he saw his daughter graduate, and made it happen on

schedule. >> he is the most selfless person i know, you could tell by everyone here today he is loved and i just wanted him to feel loved. >> she said her accomplishments are her father's accomplishments. that is why the school presented her diploma to dad. and the power of the pen, tracking his new baby granddaughter year by year, tonight the gift she never expected. more on the story. this is her grandfather, ron, and this is the one-of-a-kind 16's birthday present ron just gave his granddaughter, the diarydiary started keeping years ago. >> i just broke down, i was stunned. >> because the diary was written about their times together, back from the days while he watched her daily while her parents were at work, and it occurred to him.

>> kids don't know what they were doing when they were 2, 3, 4 or 5, and i thought it could be fun to write down what we did every day. >> it's all there, every day like her second birthday party. >> i know nothing harmful can happen to you. >> with time, she no longer needed watching so there is a gap in the written record that her grandfather kept until this one. >> it's been a long time since i have written in this book. >> you're 16 today, when you're old like me, time zooms by. >> and today, a stunning revelation, and perhaps just the first chapter. >> i am hopefully going to share what he did with my grand kids and will do the same for them. >> love and thanks for making me happy, papa. >> abc news. and a lot of scenes and fun. all changing. >> just a little bit of rain, erika, moving out and then we'll

track the drier pattern and also a warmer one as well. live doppler showing you a couple of turns in the south bay diminishing at this hour with a winter weather advisory in the sierra until tomorrow morning. three to six inches, above 5,000 feet already have chain controls on 80 and 50. future weather showing you 5:00 a.m., isolated pocket of drizzle possible, all gets out of here as the sun gets up and much of monday will be absolutely dry and filled with sunshine by the afternoon. highs on monday, a bit of a breeze, but still 61 in san francisco, 63 oakland, and about 64 in san jose, and 66 that number in fairfield. accuweather forecast, tomorrow, clouds to start off. sunshine by the afternoon, warming through wednesday, we did a bit on thursday but we're right back up on this roller coaster ride friday, saturday and sunday. 80s and sunny in the inland. >> and how about talking about baseball? a's have a new secret weapon

in pitcher jerrell cotton, and who is this former dodgers

♪ every day in northern california, people are inventing, innovating, and discovering the next thing that could change the world, which means if you grow up here, you really can be anything. sutter health. proudly caring for northern california, birthplace of pioneers.

baseball top of the order with the giants and white sox down in cactus league action, the bay bridge series here, excess between the giants and a's be begin saturday in oakland, second inning, nunez, knocks a two-out double to left field wall, giants go up 3-0, bottom nine, san francisco clinging to a 3-2 lead, runners, one out, second and third. garcia to ground to short, saladino caught in a rundown, eventually tagged out. pena becomes a hero, knocks in

both runs with a walk-off single, giants fall to the white sox, 4-3, the final, and jerrel cotton, only one run with seven k's improving 7 and 0, the youngster is pencilled in as the team's third starter this season, i sat down with jerrel who is from the virgin islands and asked him about the mix of youngsters on this roster. >> a lot of young guys, i think we came up together, so we have that friendship, play as a team, we look up to each other, similar in age, it makes it easier as pitchers. >> what do you bring to the mound? >> you mean as my arsenal? >> yeah, one, two pitch -- >> best pitch, my change-up. >> now you come from the national league to the american league, tougher on the hitters because they haven't seen you? >> i think that is it. but as an american league

pitcher, we don't face the pitcher, i like facing the dh to be honest with you more than the pitcher, more competitive, but i mean just missing the aspect of hitting i love to hit. so missing that will be a bummer. >> tell us something for people who don't know jerrel cotton, tell us something outside of baseball. >> i grew up in the virgin islands, now i live in michigan, i have a fiancee, i will get married in november, people ask why i came from the islands and went to michigan, i love snow, snow angels, i got my snow remover and just plow through snow, i any itthink it's fun is boy, i love the cold and the snow. >> we don't see that often. >> i don't see it often, i had a mild winter this year, but i guess we'll see what happens. >> hobbies? i like listening to music.

r & b type of guy, like to have it slow and chill. and when i'm in the islands, i like going to the beach, surfing, boogie boarding. >> from the virgin islands, and loves the snow, how about that? and austin texas, coming down to the top rankle player in the world, dustin johnson, austin, country club, perfect setting, after this missed putt on the front nine, d.j. five up after eight holes after winning five of six, seemed to be over but the 22-year-old roared back, long one on 16, one down two holes to play back-door c ie on 18. only player to have won all four

world golf championships. >> they're the biggest events besides the majors, best golfers in the world. very proud of myself the way i've been playing the last you know -- couple of months, you know, but it's definitely kind of cool to be the first one to win all four. >> nascar and fontana down in southern california, kyle larson ends the frustration of three straight arounder ee ee ee eer finishers, cruised through two overtime laps to win his second cup victory of his career, brad keselowski was second. clint bowyer was third. this is abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino, great day for certain colleges, i would love to see north carolina and south carolina in the finals, the warriors hit the road for tough back-to-backs, for houston and san antonio, half game lead on

the spurs in the west. a real test for the warriors on the stretch here. >> it would be something to see north carolina. >> north carolina has been there 20 times, so great to see that in-state competition. >> i like that jerrel cotton who likes snow and boogie boarding. can't beat a guy like that. thank you for joining us, have a great night and a better morning.

for years, centurylink has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 150 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than centurylink. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ it's spring, and we can't wait to open our sheds and get working on our yards. scotts and miracle-gro are here to help. we make it easy to grow thick, healthy lawns, spectacular plants, and bountiful flowers. because when spring starts right, the months that follow stay perfect. load up your shed with scotts and miracle-gro. it's time to get outside. ♪ ♪

charlotte? get me jake ballard. find cyrus, and i want the heads of the c.i.a., the fbi, and the nsa in my office yesterday. did you hear me? yes, sir. only... uh... agent fielding. i didn't call for the secret service. can i help you? we're here to help you, mr. president.