thinks the move sounds great. davis thinks raiders fans in oakland and l.a. will travel to vegas to watch this team. reporting live in alameda, hollyfield, abc7 news. >> we think the east bay fans are the best in professional sports, they are rabid, they are knowledgeable and have a habit of rooting for championship teams so to see fans of lose out is not something we are looking for. >> and she is going to be at the meeting to figure out what is happening and will bring any breaking developments. follow her @lauraanthony7. tracking developing news, a

chase through the santa cruz mountains that ended in a crash and the suspect's car ran into the center divider of highway 17 near summit road. police were chasing him following a possible hit-and-run. sheriff deputies and chp picked it up near the county line and whps he crashed. the chp says they don't think alcohol or drugs were involved but he was in an altered state. back to you. happening now, b.a.r.t. riders getting to test out the newest extension. the warm springs south fremont station extends the line five miles south of the fremont station and the first station to open on the extension. this is video from saturday. our own matt keller is there, and he will bring us a live report coming up. and then a man trying to kidnap a teen in san francisco is expected to be in court.

lee aoeug annual is charged with six counts. he grabbed the force her into his car, and two bystanders heard the screams and stopped that kidnapping. police arrested moises martin and he is a volunteer volleyball coach. police are trying to determine if there are more victims. happening today the man arrested in san francisco for a qu quadruple murder is accused of killing four people in a sacramento home on thursday. a 45-year-old woman and her son and daughter, and the fourth victim was a 24-year-old woman from san francisco. police have not revealed a motive or what relationship he

has with the victims. rocks, models and smoke bombs. a fight broke out between fans rooting for the same team. melanie woodrow has the story. >> reporter: cell phone video shows fans throwing rocks and bottles outside the stadium, and striking the bus many travelled on to san jose from los angeles to watch a soccer team. >> the bus w rocks -- not rocks, but boulders. savages. >> they were fans of the same team. >> it just seemed kind of weird for us to see, you know, fans of the same team fighting. for a reason, we have no clue. >> what it is, competition. we are better fans that you are

and it's silly and ridiculous but that's what they think. >> james smith saw the fight go down. >> the gate behind me was broken-down and it got pretty bad. >> and when the officers arrived they say the people fighting ran in different directions and the violence stopped. our media partners tweeted video of the fans with drums and yellow smoke bombs, and the parking lot driver said she was ready for them to come out after the game. >> they are a little different on the bus because they know i will leave them. >> with plenty of police presence, and a win for their team. both groups came out celebrating. this time separately. despite the fight san jose police say no major injuries were reported and no arrests were made. melanie woodrow, abc7 news.

and then a crash left a person in credit kritical condi yesterday. police investigated the collision between a car and two vans. the force of that crash sent one person flying on to the pavement. >> one was ejected from the car, and we are working out whether or not it was a passenger window that has been shattered or the sunroof. >> a helicopter flew that person to a trauma center, and officers arrested the driver of the vehicle that caused that crash. and then trying to determine how a stolen suv ended river under the antioch bridge. a passerby called 911 after seeing the honda, and a tow truck pulled it back to land. the suv was reported stolen in livermore. and then the electric car

company of the future will not be building a facility in antioch and instead will focus on completing the first factory in north las vegas. there was a cash crunch. a bill that would allow cities and counties to extend last calls for california bars faces its first hurdle this week. it's a bill that would move the current 2:00 a.m. closing time back two hours. supporters say it will create a safer night life but it would increase drunk driving. the senate safety committee will take up the bill tomorrow. there's a severe weather threat for millions of people, golf ball sized and baseball-sized hail pummeled

oklahoma and texas yesterday, and another system is expected to move into the southern plains tomorrow. tornadoes, large hail and damaging winds are all possible. if you are flying into the heart of the country, maybe st. louis and even chicago you could find delays later as the storms kick up. you can see them on live doppler 7. one storm is by harrison, arkansas, right now, up in the ozar ozarks. and here is our temperatures, in the 50s, and it's about 52. we are coldest inland especially around places like walnut creek, and phrleasantopleasanton, 48. and santa claire about 47. you can see it's getting drier by the moment as we look at 680.

drying quickly if you are on the road this morning. breezy and choppy on the water all day. here's a look at our forecast. low to mid-60s today, about 60 to 65 degrees, and look at the spring warmth, 65 to 76 tomorrow. 64 to 78 as we head towards wednesday, but tonight's going to be a chilly one back in the 40s, so make sure you turn that heater on. taking a look at the roads this morning, we are quiet right now. i want to give you a reminder, if you are traveling to antioch bridge in the middle of the day, monday through thursday, same thing we saw last week, caltrans crews will be doing maintenance and inspections and one-way traffic will be in effect, and there were delays last week so expect a repeat this week. here's a live look outside, san mateo bridge, and as mike has mentioned as well, that drying out from conditions last night. we will look at the central

valley coming up next. and then the finger-pointing intensifies. who president trump is blaming this morning. breathing new life into the breathing new life into the equal rights amendment, the

welcome back and breaking news overnight in south korea. we are tracking prosecutors

there saying they are trying to get an arrest warrant against the country's ousted president park. they say she took bribes and abused her power and leaks official confidential inform phaeug. she was removed amid allegations, and reggie, back you. the white house looking to regroup this week after the big defeat on the health care bill. the finger-pointing continues in washington with president trump leading the charge. elizabeth hur with the details. >> the health care bill dead on arrival and president trump is now blasting conservative republicans tweeting democrats are smiling. the head of the heritage foundation is not back down insisting the gop plan would not have lowered premiums, writing

president trump, i agree with you, we can now get a better bill, and the chair of the freedom caucus responded on "this week." >> he is blaming you for saving obamacare. >> at this point nobody has been more self critiquing than me. >> over the weekend rallies broke out from coast-to-coast, some erupting in violence between trump supporters and protesters. with tensions running high, the white house chief of staff told fox news health care reform isn't dead yet. >> i don't think the president is closing the door on anything in regard to the issue of health care. >> the next step for the administration, coming up with a bipartisan solution. democrats agree to an extent. >> we are not going to oppose things because the name trump is on it, but we are not going to compromise our values away. >> what would i say? i think and i want the president

to hear me say this, we are ready to talk about how we can make improvements in the affordable care act. >> some are calling for speaker ryan to step down claiming he is to blame for the epic failure, but the white house maintains the relationship between the president and ryan is stronger than ever. president trump is expected to announce a new white house to announce a new white house office to be run son-in-law. the group is hosting sessions with more than 100 leaders and government officials. >> the european union is calling on russian authorities to release hundreds of demonstrators detained in massive protests. thousands took to the streets to criticize what they call widespread corruption among the country's elite.

it was the biggest show of defiance in russia since 2012. among those arrested yesterday, opposition leader tphau sraul knee. this is video of him head into a courtroom, and wisconsin native was covering the protest for "the guardian", and he said it was like unlike anything he has seen in russia in his seven years here. a group of activist is calling for a renewed passage of an equal rights amendment to the constitution. abc7 news was in palo alto where supporters led a march and rally yesterday. the equal rights amendment would guarantee equal rights for women. it was passed in '72, but fell short of the votes to ratify it. >> if we had a constitutional amendment, we would never have

to fear a roll back of our rights. >> organizers tell jackie speier she is leading an effort to capitol hill. if you see several helicopters circling overhead do not be alarmed as the fire department is holding an exercise for its new recruits. they will land next to the department training tower on lola street, and that training starts at until 12:00 this afternoon. we just learned that another puppy we featured found her forever home. her name is beauty, and she was adopted from the peninsula humane society. all of the puppies featured thursday expected to have forever homes by last night and we are waiting

fur phae confirmations. >> i could look at that all morning, mike. can we just do that every day? >> i was thinking why not, every day, and we would get so many more animals adopted. in the south bay, 101 at 880. getting dry here, the area that received the least amount of rain over the last week. prtly cloudy, breezy and cooler than average for today and becoming clear and cooler tonight and a roller coaster of high temperatures this week. here's a look at the breezes. i want to show you the coast first. that's what is going to spread over most of our neighborhoods as we head into the morning and afternoon hours, once the sun gets up the faster winds will start to sink down as the air rises, and that cooler air will replace it because it's heavier, so get ready for a brisk day. a change that is coming, we will warm today, tomorrow and wednesday, and then thursday we have an inside slider which

means more snow for the sierra but goes around us, and the rainfall totals we may get a few sprinkles, 0.01 of an inch, maybe, and rain will hit the central valley, so the ski season not over by any stretch of the imagination, a, because of the base totals and b because there's more snow on the way. we will be in the low 70s around the bay. back in the 50s and 60s on thursday, but then the warmth comes back with a resurgence that will push us to near 80, and 70s at the coast and the bay on saturday. checking on the sierra, 50 and 80 both have chain requirements this morning. if you are heading out early, check that before you go. looking at the richmond side of the san rafael bridge. you can see a few puddles left from the showers we had last night but over all we are drying out and road conditions are looking good. i have no major blocking issues to talk about, and i don't have any minor blocking issues to

talk about. westbound 550 to dublin, up to 32 minutes. a twitter trouble for united airlines over a dress code, and why they refused to let two teens on a plane. mall mayhem. a crazy scene overseas after an e escalator filled with people switches directions. first, this morning's tech bites. >> uber taking a time-out on the self driving vehicle test, and that suv on the side was struck in arizona. >> nobody was hurt and even though it was not at fault, uberless driverless cars will be off the road while they investigate. and jobs are being taken by technology. >> robots could take over more

than 38% of the u.s. jobs in about 15 years, and the industries most at risk are transportation, storage, food service and huh pospitality. >> movies want to release them on demand. and then likely films will start to become available a few weeks after release for between weeks after release for between 30 and 50 bucks.

watch the left side of this crowded up escalator in a hong kong mall. it suddenly reverses directions sending dozens people tumbling down and 18 was hurt. the escalator is one of the city's longest and connects the fourth and eighth floors of the mall. two techs were arrested and suspected of tampering with the escalator causing the accident. and then angry tweets because an agent would not allow the girls to board the planes yesterday morning. in response they said the girls were traveling using a united pass. the teens agreed to change their clothing and they were put on a later flight.

happening today the oakland a's spirit week starts, and the team will unveil a new mural. >> artist painted the elephant on the side of the downtown building with a new look to kick off spirit week. the completed mural will be unveiled tonight at 6:00, and opening night is one week from today. wanted to show what you is going on with march. look at all those days that are green. that's where it has been pretty wet. but when you look at the amount of rain that we have had, it is coming up a little bit shorter than average. let me show you that only in san francisco and sfo are we greater than average, at 136%, and 113% in sfo, and oakland, 100%, and everybody else below that. i want to show you quickly what is going on in the sierra, and alexis mentioned we have chain

requirements because of the snow. if you can leave later, you will be better off. here's alexis. >> thanks, nick. it's monday morning, and you get a pass here. >> we are wide open this morning and incident free. a really quiet start to the monday morning commute. a quick check of mass transit as well, and ace on time, no issues there. no delays for bart, and the first week day we have warm spring service, and vta, no delays or issues reported there either. we will take a look at drive times coming up next. a dying fresno man was able to see his daughter graduate thanks to an early bed-side ceremony. >> the school found out you were sick and they wanted to bring the graduation to you. >> her 79-year-old father is suffering from acute respiratory failure and could die at any moment now.

he said his life would be complete when he saw his daughter graduated, and the school made it happen a few weeks ahead of schedule. >> he is the most selfless person i know, and he is loved and i wanted him to feel loved. >> she said her accomplishments are her father's accomplishments, and that's why the school representative presented her diploma to her father. lyft is rolling out a new program in the name of charity, and it's called round up and dough night. lyft is going to donate the difference to a select group of charities. they committed to donating $1 million to the aclu and then buying million-dollar homes in the marina district.

and then want to go give the homeless a place to stay. getting new video out of japan, an avalanche there, and i will let you know how many people may have been hurt. that's next. and the future of robots and their role in our workforce.

the raiders could soon be packing their bags for las vegas. the vote to move the team is happening today. >> only on 7 you will hear what mark davis had to say moments before he got on the plane headed to the nfl owners' meeting. good morning to you on this monday, march 27th. >> big day for the raiders fans, and not one they are looking forward to. we have breaking news. alexis is here to look at traffic this morning, which is so far pretty good. >> sipping my coffee over there. nothing going on and kicking back. mike, a spring day ahead? >> the coldest this week, and breezy outside so that will add to the misery of the raiders leaving. >> that's terrible. >> some of the best fans in pro football. it's quieter this morning, and