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entertain in style all season long. it feels even better when you find it for less-at ross. yes for less. oakland raider fans were hoping for a win at the coliseum finale. many are looking to next season, not here in oakland but in vegas. >> tracking a clear night which will lead to cold temperatures first thing tomorrow morning and already ec whiching our next storm on the way. we'll have the details. >> the highly anticipated crab season is here after a delay. >> announcer: now news to build a better bay area from abc 7. >> this is not the way raiders fanned wanted to go out, a loss on the field only compounded the loss of their team which is losing to las vegas. >> the reaction as raiders quarterback derek carr made his

final trip to the black hole after the game today seems to really sum up all the emotions inside the coliseum. some fans were cheering thaing the players. others booing after the loss. >> many fans tell us they're already looking forward to next season not in oakland but in las vegas. >> our reporter has more from ricky's sports bar. >> after the raiders' loss at the coliseum, die hard fans made their way to the usual spot, ricky's sports bar. even though this was a tough loss. >> heart wrenching. >> thomas lives in oregon. he wasn't going to miss the oakland raiders fair well. >> i fell like i was going to a

funeral because there's so many people that we see today, we're never going to see them again. they're family in oakland. we don't know who's following, who's not. >> reporter: following the raiders and raiders nation to las vegas. many of the silver and black are now looking to the future in vegas. >> we lost the game and we lost the team. it's -- i don't know. we'll see them in vegas. >> we're all happy to be there. it didn't seem like it was so final to me. >> reporter: raider nation isn't limited to just oakland. he's looking forward to a new start in sin city. he's already bout psls which are licenses fans have to buy before they can buy season tickets for 2020. one vegas paper is promoting the vegas nation page and raider nation already has 20,000 followers. >> i'm looking forward to las vegas. all you can do is look forward

to the future and go there and enjoy what's going to happen in las vegas. it's all about the future. >> reporter: as 7 news. well, with the look at how the loss unfolded on the field, abc 7 news sports anchor chris alvarez was there. >> i felt like a lot about the past and the present today. it was about that. i spoke with a lot of fans and raiders legends before the game. almost every one of them talked about how sad they were. that turned into disappointment after the final whistle. charles woodson lighting the al davis torch. that was a cool moment there. this is great, derek carr to tyrrell williams, cross, breaks a tackle. he's going to high step it 40 yards into the end zone. you thought this might be the raiders day. visit the black hole. jaguars score 17 unanswered late. gardner minshew to chris conley, and that took the air right out

of the building. jags win 20-16. >> i like to thank the fans. i'd like to thank the city of oakland for supporters the raiders and being faithful in all kinds of seasons. and i'll miss them. i love them. and i'm sorry about the outcome today. but i think that's something that needs to be said and exclamation pointed. >> tough loss for the raiders. i also talked to legends, a lot more raiders coming up in sports. >> could you feel it there? >> i definitely felt it, all the emotions. anxiety, nervousness, tension, disappointment. it was all there. >> fans from all over the bay area came out for the game at the coliseum today and emotions were running high well before kick off. >> cordell bernard has the story. >> raiders! >> reporter: it may be the last

time the raider nation call of the wild will be heard outside the oakland coliseum. the santa rosa family from southern california brought the love. >> it's the last game. we've got to show our support whether they're in vegas, whether they're in knorr cal, socal, always raiders till we die. >> reporter: karen said it's a sad day for the silver and black. >> this is our house, but it's not our home anymore. >> honestly, i get a little emotional. i've been a fan since i was like, 6, tattoos, flags. >> he wasn't kidding. he showed us his raiders commitment. in between snapping selfies gorilla reflected this way. >> it's like going to a funeral. today's the wake. today we're going to view it because tomorrow we're going to bury it. >> i guess that's about, what, 53 years ago. >> reporter: former oakland firefighter was at the first

raiders game at the coliseum in 1966. he told abc 7 news on saturday he wanted to be at the last game but didn't have a ticket. the team saw our story and treated dave to seats in a luxury box. >> so, you had to go to the last game at the coliseum. >> i had to, i had to. i didn't have a ticket. i said i'm going to go there anyway and one way or another i'll get one. i didn't know it was going to go this way. it's beautiful. i'm a lucky man. >> cornell barnard, abc 7 news. the oakland raiders formed as a team in 1960. they struggled. then things changed in '63 when the raiders hired al davis as the head coach. starting in 1965, the raiders had winning records in 19 of the next 20 years. the coliseum opened in '66 and the raiders won three super bowls and is the only team to play in the super bowl in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s. the team moved back to oakland

in 1994. oakland is set to begin playing at the $2 billion vegas. the cal football team is scheduled to play unlv at the end of august at the new stadium. so, technically another bay area team would play in the first official game there. you can share your memories of the raiders in oakland online through this badge we've created. it's available in facebook, twitter, as well as instagram. developing news from monterey county now. the highway patrol says there are five more cases of projectiles being shot at moving cars along u.s. highway 101. you are looking at one of the five cars hit last night. investigators share that all last night's incidents took place within a six-minute window. a total of 11 cars have been hit near prune dale since thursday. all of the cars were struck

either on the driver es window or windshield. a new navigation center in san francisco that officials hope will build a better bay area is moving forward. abc 7 news contributor and chronicle insider phil mattie says it will open this week. it cost $4 million to build and it's the first navigation center in san francisco located in an area that's mainly made up of peoples' homes. south beach residents have fought against it. mayor london breed plans to lead a tour of the facility for reporters and others on tuesday. sonoma county plan to unveil a proposal to shelter homeless at the fairgrounds. about 3,000 people are homeless in sonoma county and a large encampment has established. the idea of housing people at the fairgrounds was inspired by how the fairgrounds was used to

house people evacuated from wild fires and flooding. a team of volunteers is on the search for a dog named jackson who was taken yesterday outside a grocery store in bertal heights. >> if you see businesses or high foot traffic areas, that's where we want to send them. >> yeah. >> the volunteers gathered today on court land avenue. that's where the shepherd went missing. they searched the area and put up fliers. the sfpd tweeted that picture saturday and they're asking for information on his whereabouts. still ahead, crab season is here after a month delay, how fishermen and seafood sellers are trying to make up for lost time. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma, we are in store for a cold night. we'll see how low those numbers go and when the next storm will arrive in the forecast coming up. big news for the giants,

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today marks the the official start to commercial crab season here in the bay area. the season was supposed to start on november 15th but it was delayed a month. >> abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez joins us live from pier 47 in san francisco. with more, lauren. >> reporter: dion and eric, you know the whales migrating south is the main reason behind the delay. but starting from 3:00 this afternoon, boats have been off loading thousands of pounds of crab. they say aside from rough weather out there, today was a good start.

crab season in san francisco has officially started. >> we're hoping that we have a really good season. we're sad that we're a little delayed in starting, but it is what it is. >> reporter: opening day for commercial dungeon es crab season was delayed a month. max works for al bers seafood. he said it hurts everyone. >> it's a big deal for boat owners, for their livelihood, the processors, it's for everyone. >> reporter: time is money for these fishermen that started their day on the water at 2:00 a.m. >> we're lucky to get two to three hours of sleep a day during the opener. >> and we'll be back out here in a couple more hours. take a quick nap and go back out. >> reporter: this boat alone unloaded around 9,000 pounds. from here, these crabs head out to the market. >> oh, i'm here to get some

crab, customer in the market. people asking for, so this is the first shot we got. >> reporter: and even though eating crab can be a process -- >> i like it. i eat it but it's kind of a -- it's a little hard work. >> reporter: -- fishermen are just happy to be back on the water. >> finally, finally we get to go back to work and go out there and pretty much risk our lives to make a paycheck. >> reporter: and fishermen tell me crab season usually runs until july depending on migration. reporting in san francisco, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >> they are hard at work. >> 44 minutes to bring us back samples. >> no pressure or anything like that. >> no pressure. santa rosa police need your help to catch a group of thooef who is ripped off a marijuana business. this picture showing bags of

marijuana dropped on the ground by crooks trying to escape the police. officers confronted at least six men while investigating a report of a burglar alarm sounding early yesterday morning. a chase exceeded 100-miles-per-hour. officers stopped pursuing the men because it was too dangerous to continue. >> a gofundme campaign has raised more than $1,500 to help one east bay ice rink continue its holiday tradition. take a look at the rink at brentwood on ice. it's melting because someone tampered with the refrigeration system friday. he suspects customers caught on surveillance video right there accused of stealing a pair of skates before getting into an argument with an employee may be behind this incident. ma families rang in the holidays during a special celebration in san francisco. ♪

abc 7 news was inside city hall when the voices of carollers filled the building's rotunda. some fair goers told us what they liked best. >> it was face paint. >> it's great. it's so nice that they're having this for all the families and kids to come out. >> for single parents like me myself, you can't afford to spend that high price to go take a picture with santa and meet nice people. >> on top of that, kids also had a place to write letters to santa. getting a break from the rain. >> drew tuma standing by with more on this. >> it was a nice day to be out and about today. we had a lot of sunshine, dry conditions. now tonight with the clear skies, the numbers are plummeting. it's going to be a chilly start to tomorrow. we are rain free. we are cloud free. so, the picture outside this evening. live look, we have great

visibility. see the tower blinking well in the background. the lights of the bay bridge, san francisco. no fog to speak of. and with light winds and clear skies, that's a recipe for a chilly night. the accuweather highlights feature the first numbers tonight. most cities drop well into the 30s tonight. it's a chilly start to the day. dry weather continues for another day, monday afternoon. but rain does return to the forecast midweek. this is one of two storms we are tracking over the next seven days. right now though it's all about the frigid digits. we're down to 39 in santa rosa right now. 47 in oakland. we've plummeted to 46. fairfield much cooler than that coming in with the current temperature of 38 degrees. overnight tonight those numbers continue to fall well into the 30s in most spots. we'll drop to 37 in redwood city, 39 in san rafael, 34 in

santa rosa and about 40 in half moon bay. so, break down the day tomorrow, i would have the heavier jacket first thing in the morning. it is cold start under the clear skies. 30s and 40s as you step out the door. the afternoon offers plentiful. temperatures by midday in the low 50s and into the afternoon gain a if you more degrees topping out in the mid and upper 50s tomorrow afternoon. highs across the region, enjoy the sunshine. tomorrow is the best day we have over the next 7. 55 in the city tomorrow. 57 the high in oakland. 58 in san jose. chilly start in the north bay. 56 the high in antioch. so, the picture we're tracking over the next couple of days, tomorrow high pressure is temporarily in control off our coastline. it supplies us with the sunshine tomorrow afternoon. the dry conditions. but that will get sprezed to the south on tuesday. tuesday we will watch a cold

front advance from the west. it will increase cloud cover on tuesday. tuesday is a mainly cloudy day and then this front will move through early thursday morning and bring us that chance of rain. here's the seven day forecast. it's cold start tomorrow morning, invigorating to say the least out the door. it's a sunny day in the afternoon. mid to upper 50s. tuesday much cloudier day out there, but we're dry. the rain returns here on wednesday in the morning. and the clouds will linger even after the storm departs for thursday and friday. and then another system moves in here saturday night with scattered showers even into sunday. look at the section 7 days, do get some breaks but tomorrow is the best day out of the next 7. >> it's winter. >> on and off rain showers. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, a bear gets up close

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a woman captured video of a bear scare in california. >> imagine seeing this in your rear-view mirror. taylor hawken shot this video. she was on her way to kings canyon park when a bear made its way on to the line of cars and jumped on the trunk. he changed his mind and scurried away. >> what's more concerning, that or being on the field after the raiders game tonight? >> i was in my old neck of the woods. it was a little unsettling with some of the things being thrown on the field. not the greatest way to go out. raiders play their final game in oakland and it ended in heartbreaking fashion. we have highlights, rea

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>> announcer: abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> the emotions were raw before and after the game. you could feel the excitement, the tension, the anxiety and everything in between. unfortunately for raiders and their fans, the game ended in disappointment. the raiders running around on the field trying to win one more time in oakland for oakland. that was a goose bumps moment there. raiders opening possession, derek carr over the middle to tyrrell williams, break a tackle. high stepping into the end zone and a visit to the raider faithful, 7-0 oakland. raiders looking to extend the lead with just under 2 minutes to go. misses two field goal tries. it's wide left. gruden can't believe it, neither can the fans. gardner minshew, the quarterback, filling in taking over for nick foles once again.

his second touchdown of the game. the jaguars score 17 unanswered. it's chris conley on the other end. the raiders had one more chance. they did a hail mary, dial it up, throw, heaves it, wishing, hoping, praying, and it is incomplete. jaguars beat the raiders 20-16. several players including carr went over to the black hole, thanked the fans for coming out one last time. >> we're going to miss them. the relationship is hopefully never going to end, but it was sad walking in here today. it's going to be sad walking out of here for the last time. and it's a lot to wrap your arms around, but we love our fans. we love the city of oakland. we thank them, and we'll certainly miss them. >> when i played for the chargers this was always my favorite place to come and play. being part of the raiders and having the fan base on your side is awesome. it's been electric. >> just to show my appreciation to everybody that support us,

you know, they're a big reason we get paid. it's the entertainment business and i understand that and i just understand the heart people put into this team, the silver and black. it means a lot. it goes way back. >> some people will never be at a raider game again. it's the last time they'll ever go and you feel for them. it's weird not -- it's weird that you won't call them like the oakland raiders. that's crazy, right? i think everyone in football thinks that's weird whether you like us or not. i guess it's different different. did you see this? normally this would lead a show. huge news from madison bumgarner agrees to a five-year deal with the arizona diamond backs. that's far less than some pitchers got in free agency. he was a first round draft pick in '07. he won three world series including the 2014 world series mvp. this sports report sponsored by river rock casino.

want to mention 9ers in the playoff. we'll have more on that. lot of giants fans. >> didn't like the end of the 49ers game. >> they are in the playoffs and we'll talk about that. >> more to come. the hallmark channel reversing its decision to not air ads featuring gay couple, how the company is explaining the flip flop. plus harvey weinstein speak out

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i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm dion lim. in tonight's headlines now, the chp says there are five more cases of projectiles being shot at moving vehicles on us highway 101 in monterey county. all happened last night within a six minute window on the northbound lanes. a total o 11 vehicles have been hit since thursday. commercial crab season is officially open in the bay area. this comes after weeks of delay. boats were allowed to head out in midnight and start bringing in their catch. the season usually starts in mid-november, but the state pushed it back this year because of whale migration. >> this week's full house vote on the articles of impeachment of president trump are likely to go along party lines. >> as members of both parties are laying out expectations, here's david wright. >> as the full house of representatives gets ready to vote on impeaching president trump, two leading democrats say their motives are patriotic, not

partisan. >> he is openly seeking foreign interference in the 2020 election and he poses a continuing threat to our national security. >> it's a clear and present danger i think to our democracy and not something we could turn away from. >> the vote expected wednesday will likely be along party lines. then the issue moves on to the senate where republicans have the majority. >> i am ready to vote on the underlying articles. i don't really need to hear a lot of witnesses. >> majority leader mitch mcconnell says senate republicans will work in total co coordination with the white house for the trial. senator ted cruz predicts it'll be fair. >> we're going to have fair proceedings and then it's not going anywhere because the facts aren't there. >> but democrats accuse the republicans of pre-judging the evidence. >> i hope the senators will insist on getting the documents, on hearing from the witnesses, on making up their own mind. >> president trump has said he wants to call witnesses but trump now says -- >> i've heard mitch. i've heard lindsey.

i think they are very much on agreement on some concept. i'll do whatever they want to do. it doesn't matter. >> reporter: in the meantime, republicans are hoping to pressure vulnerable democrats to defect. 31 members of the house are seeking re-election in districts trump won. two have said they'll vote no on one or both articles of impeachment. one may be switching party. david wright, abc news. tonight democrats laid out their view of the trial. chuck schumer sent a letter to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. democrats want to hear testimony from these four witnesses including former national security adviser john bolton and acting chief of staff mick mulvaney. under schumer's plan, the trial could last three or more weeks. boeing could announce as soon as tomorrow that it may stop or further reduce production of its troubled 737 max jet liner. the max has been ground since march following two deadly

crashes overseas. support has grown in the past few days for pausing 737 max production. "the wall street journal" reports it's been fuelled by the faa telling boeing it has set unrealistic goals for receiving approval for the max series to fly again. regulators around the world grounded them due to flawed auto pilot. harvey weinstein speaking out about sexual misconduct allegations he's facing. weinstein unloaded to the ""new york post"" all about he's done to help women professionally, calling himself even the forgotten man. >> reporter: more than 30 women have accused him of sexual misconduct. the allegations range from harassment to rape and tonight disgraced movie producer harvey weinstein says the notoriety shouldn't overshadow the work he's done for women in the industry. in the new interview, he tells the "new york post" quote i feel

like the forgotten man saying he made more movies directed by women and about women than other movie makers and it all got e vis rated because of what happened. weinstein seen hobbling into a manhattan court has denied allegations of non-con sensual sexual contact. he was recovering from spinal surgery. weinstein is now preparing for his criminal trial in january on charges of rape and sexual assault of two women. one of his accusers says weinstein forced himself on her in 2006 when she was working as a production assistant. >> women have the right to say no. a no is a no regardless of the circumstances. and i told harvey no. >> and this week, word of a $47 million settlement in the civil cases brought by dozens of accusers. the source briefed on the deal says weinstein is not required to admit to any wrong doing and the money would be paid by his

studios' insurance company, not out of weinstein's own pocket. late tonight, 23 women who have accused weinstein of sexual misconduct including ashley jud and rose mcgowin released a statement, he says he doesn't want to be forgotten. he won't be. he'll be remembered as a sexual predator and abuser. developing news, the u.s. naval academy says it will conduct an investigation of hand gestures made during a broadcast of the army/navy game. students flashed hand signs that looked like the okay sign and could be associated with white power. west point cadets and mid shipmen made the gesture. two horses died at a southern california racetrack and one was trained by a hall of famer with long time bay area

ties. the loss game after he was banned from two other tracks. he remains banned at golden gate fields and insanity >> you still have a few minutes left to sign up for health care coverage through cover california if you want to start january 1st. a new state mandate requires all california residents to have health insurance coverage in 2020. if not, they'll face a tax penalty. consumers still have through january 31st to sign up. but those policies won't go into effect until later in the new year. if you have questions about signing up for cover california, you can head to our website abc7news.com. and we have a question for 7 on your side's michael finney and our team of experts. still ahead, this week is the busiest of the year for holiday shipping. how local post offices are getting ready to ship more packages that are bigger than

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facebook is able to track what you buy in stores and target you with ads a new report shows. the business insider report says facebook has teamed up with brick and mortar stores. it says retail companies are sending the social media giant names, phone numbers, and email addresses attached to what products people have purchased which are then used to target people with those businesses' adds. >> the main way facebook makes money is by selling ads and the reason that it's able to really dominate the online ad industry is because it controls so much personal information and data about its users. >> facebook confirmed the report saying this is a standard practice for the industry. the site says you can limit how much of your iformation is shared. go to privacy settings. then click ad preferences. from there you can customize what kind of ads facebook shows you. the hallmark channel will

reinstate the same sex commercial it pulled from the network. the channel faced bac the commercial features a same sex wedding where the brides share a kiss. the facebook group one million moms demanded they pull the ads and they did. this week is expected to be the busiest shipping week for usps ahead of the holidays. post office says they used to have a busy day. now it's a whole week due to increased packages. packages are bigger. the center expected to process 1.5 million packages this week, nationally more than 200 million packages are expected to be delivered. >> okay. one last check of weather. >> yeah. is it going to rain when they deliver our packages? >> not tomorrow. there's good news there.

we're tracking dry conditions tonight. it's all about those numbers that are dropping into the 30s already in the coldest spots. 38 in fairfield, 39 in santa rosa, low to mid 40s currently, san francisco low 50. most cities will drop into the 30s overnight tonight. closer look at the lows tonight. 35 in liver more, 34 in napa, cold in the north bay, 38 in san jose, it's a cold start to the day tomorrow. we'll see a lot of sunshine. it's a dry day tomorrow. do not need the umbrella with you at all. 55 for a high in san francisco. 57 in oakland, 58 in the south bay. same in the north bay for santa rosa. we'll sit in the mid 50s. dry tomorrow, increasing clouds on tuesday. next storm arrives early wednesday morning. a lot of cloud cover to finish the week on friday. >> i feel like chris alvarez needs to take a decompression

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>> announcer: abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> the 49ers most direct path to post season win and in. first post season birth since 2013. san francisco has been one of the best teams all year but found quiet challenge from the falcons. kyle shanahan, head of the post season. the 9ers went on a 21-play drive, the longest in the nfl. raheem moster caps it off scoring the touchdown.

look at 85 just burying his defender in the end zone. that was a season high. fourth quarter jimmy g. to juice. 9ers go up 10. final seconds, falcons down 5. matt ryan to julio jones right at the goal line but ruled short. replay shows jones just breaks the plain right there. 9ers lose 29-22 but get the playoff birth overall a frustrating game. >> it's always good to get into the playoffs and everything but just how it happened, it's tough. >> we don't play at our level, you know, like we played last week or like we played all season, you know, anybody can get beat on any sunday and we definitely have to play better. i don't think we played any type of intensity we've been playing all year and we've got to figure out that. >> hoops warks r i don'ts hosting the kings in towns.

first quarter dre'mont green, the floater high off the glass and in. warriors scoring double figures, drai not one of them. buddy beats the halftime buzzer, three of his 19 there. sacramento led by 9 at recess. harrison barns, there he is. tough basket in traffic. kings built a 20 point lead much to the dismay of steve kerr. kings win big, 179. falls to nba worse, 5-23 this year. back to football. we all knew this day was coming but that doesn't make it any easier for oakland raiders fans. one of the greatest to wear the silver and black returns to oakland as they said good-bye. all the usual fans were in place. it was a who's who of raiders royalty making their return to as one fan put it the mech sa from tim brown to charld woodson

who had the honor of lighting the torch. i caught up with some of those legendary alumni to get their thoughts on the final sunday in oakland. what does the city of oakland mean to this franchise? >> this is the raiders. you know, oakland is the raiders. and i know the raiders are going to vegas and they'll have -- they'll be called the raiders. i don't know if it'll be the las vegas, vegas raiders or how it will be. but nay lot of peoples' minds and hearts, this will always be the oakland raiders. 1966 this stadium was built for the oakland raiders so this is always going to be home. >> i feel bad for the fans we are leaving. they've been so loyal, so supportive over the years and you won't find a more eclectic group of fans than you will here. >> i started here when the place opened in '66 so to me this place is a beautiful place. i don't know why they want to move. but it's happy because it's almost like where you lived in a

home all your life and then you move away and then all those memories when you think back of where you moved from and that's how it is for me. all the memories of winning, losing. all the guys that got to play with, play against. coaching. all the guys that coached with and played with. it's just a sad time. >> great fans. always show up. sometimes they give us a hard time, but if you play el with, they don't. they're very supportive. it's going to be a sad time coming up as the raiders leave this town. >> people appreciate the way you went out there and played the game. i was glad to have spent 11 years here playing in front of this raiders crowd. >> this sports report sponsored by river rock casino. what a day that was talking with those alumni. the raiders have such a rich history and the players plus it means something to them. you could hear it in their voices. >> oh, yeah, absolutely. >> and you could see it. it meant something to the crowd. they are leaving and you know

raider nation, they will be going to vegas. it's just going to be different. there's something about playing in oakland you won't be able to replace. >> you won't see any more eager fan base any place in america than the raider nation. charles woodson looks like he can still back pedal a little. >> fred can back pedal. >> i need to see the video for that. >> yeah, all those guys can play. marcus allen, tim brown, they were all out there. good to see them out there. >> thank you very much. >> with that, that's it for tonight, everybody. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric

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