day. >> i wish the raiders would have won. as the gates opened the tailgaters before the game, you could see a long line of eager fans and while raiders nation say they'll make it out to las vegas to cheer for their team. there is no pre-game party like an oakland pre-game party >> you know really is kind of odd to be standing here and have been here for the last warriors game at that arena and now tonight the last raiders game at that coliseum. a lot of memories from both of these teams. sergio quintana. >> thank you, sergio. those fans were obviously disappointed of that game. >> anthony flores. >> reporter: instead of celebrating, the silver and black heard boos as they left

the field for the last time in the coliseum. >> excitement turned into disappointment when the raiders gave up the game touchdown to jacksonville with 30 seconds to go. >> reporter: derek carr went over to the black hole to thank the nation for their support, he heard some boos, fans who are upset that the raiders let this one get away. >> they'll get mad at somebody else some day. there is too many times and fun memory where i had with certain people. t >> reporter: the raiders are leaving for las vegas next season. playing oakland is special and he wanted to thank fans one last time. >>. >> we could not come out.

>> we wanted to get that win with everything in it. >> walking in here is going to be sad. walking out here for the last time and it is a lot to wrap your arms around. we love our fans and we love the city of oakland and we thank them and we'll certainly miss them. >> reporter: the raiders have two more road games remaining in the season before the oakland raiders leave for the bay area and head to their new homes. anthony flores, nbc bay area news. head over to nbcbayarea.com, you can see a farewell in pictures. a slide show of all the best photos from today's game. okay, let's switch gear to the bay bridge, that rain has moved out. we are tracking chilly temperatures for your morning. let's go to rob mayeda. >> speaking of the rain, our radar is probably quiet as it has been so far in the month of december. we got high clouds passing by which made for a nice sunset.

clearing skies and temperatures running schooler than they were at the same time last night. we are tracking those showers. here is a sneak preview, napa and santa rosa, dropping towards the mid-30s towards the morning. it is the wind shelter valleys that could be waking up to some patchy frost in the north bay and east bay and morgan hill. we have two areas of rain we are watching. one for midweek with light rain totals but as we watch the 49ers taking on the rams on next saturday, there is another storm coming in which could bring in more rain, more on the timing of both storm system coming up in about 20 minutes. >> thank you. a story we broke last night, the owner of an ice rink in brentwood has worked non-stop and getting it up and running again after vandals managed to shut it down. christie smith checks in on the progress.

>> reporter: we are hopin hoping -- there is no skating today on brentwood on ice. it faces a few technical glitches. you will set the chillers as low as 8 degrees. we'll start 25 hours a day and walking and spraying the hose in the area and try to build the ice backup. he says vandals open the valves on the chiller. the rink looked like a lake on what would have been his busiest day. >> it waiting to see what it will cause us. >> tom brought his daughter to visit the princesses who are here today. he just learned about what happened. >> so sad that somebody would do something like that. police stopped by, gregory says some women stole skates and believed there could be connection. his focus is on the ice. he didn't ask for help but is touched that the community has

rallied around him. another ice rink offered to rescue parties that were planned here before the vandalism. >> the support has been incredible. >> to me is the christmas spirit. it is about supporting the community. >> reporter: they have been hard at work all day trying to put it back together. the plan is for the rink to reopen wednesday. brentwood, christie smith, nbc bay area news. you can expect ticket lines at kaiser permanente. thousands are going on strike. nurses and doctors did not reach a new contract. kaiser says it is working to address the concerns but the strike only hurts the patients. pg&e is facing an uncertain

future after governor newsom rejected the new deal. activists want pg&e to make restructuring and safety a priority. the coalition says at least 111 californians have died because of fires and power outages this year. a crime with some evidence left behind. take a look at this. police interrupted a marijuana business in santa rosa this weekend. the burglar wait in cars and leaving behind this, a trail of marijuana in the streets. the suspect were six black men in their mid-20s. one of the get away car crashed into a patrol car. we should know on tuesday, the fire department is taking a step towards the future.

fire district is considering buying a very expensive all electric fire trucks like this one. this one comes of a price tag of $1.2 million. five members elected board will vote on tuesday if the fire electric should go ahead and buy it. the fire chief says it would save taxpayers money on equifax a gas and maintenance. after two seasons of delay, crabs are in season tonight. both unloading thousands of crabs. marianne is here with us. >> reporter: some of those crabs are already being served here at fishermen's wharf. >> it is the moment bay area fishermen and seafood lovers have been waiting for. thousands of pounds of fresh

crabs arriving in boats in san francisco. fishermen are working on the new easy ride out of berkeley saying it was not easy because of swells higher than 12 feet. >> it was rough though. we got fortunate. >> reporter: fishermen of all dealt with delays and commercial season was supposed to start november 15th but it was moved today because whales enjoyed a long feeding season and there were fear whales would get entangle in this. he says crabs are much bigger this season. that's more meat to sink your teeth into. >> that's good. >> reporter: it means fresh crabs in time of holiday dinners. when the fresh crabs arrive tonight, customers can expect to

pay $5 less a pound. >> it is important because it is better to have fresh cooked crabs from the bay and people that sell special prices now for the crabs. we are happy to have fresh crabs coming tonight. >> reporter: more fresh crabs for customers andless sleep for these fishermen. >> we'll go out tonight and see you tomorrow. >> reporter: and lucas says they're only going to catch crabs on his boat and until the first of january because after that, it really is not profitable. but for now, i am going to put my mic down so i can get my fresh crab cocktail. back to you. >> that's a good idea marianne. there she goes. she was serious about it. >> all right, marianne, thank you. a well known street near uc berkeley is getting a makeover. the transformation between center street and university

avenue will begin. it will be a two-way street and it will also be safer for pedestrians. officials say during this week, certain intersections will become a four-way flashing red. continuing coverage of the impeachment inquiry. the vote on impeaching trump days away and the bickering between parties are only getting worse. hans nichols report. >> reportesreports. >> reporter: democrats say senate republicans are violating their oath to be impartial jurors in an impeachment trial. >> mitch mcconnell says he's working in total coordination with the white house. >> we would not be doing our job if we were not working hand in hand with the senate to clear the president of this charade and sham.

>> reporter: some gop senators argued impartiality does not include politics. >> i have made up my mind. >> reporter: tuesday, the house rules committee will determine the length of debate on the two articles of impeachment. wednesday, the full house will take up the articles. democrats expected to pass both, formally impeaching the president before the christmas break. mr. trump's fate will be decided by a senate trial in january with justice john roberts presiding. >> this is the beginning of the end. >> reporter: there is little suspense that the senate will equip the president. house democrats don't sense defeat even if the president is not removed from office. >> no, it is not a failure. it is not a failure in the sense of our constitutional duty in the house. >> protesters are planning

massive demonstration across the country on tuesday. it is being called impeach and remove trump. the event includes rallies and marches and individuals organizers say they want to send a message that no one is above the law. still ahead, a hallmark backlash, the reason why some say pulling ads is discrimination. >> and an end of an era, san francisco giants' madison bumgarner is leaving the bay area, we'll tell you where he's headed to next.

the finale is hitting giants fans very hard. madis madison bumgarner, he agrees to a five-year deal with $85 million as you know, bumgarner will be a legend in

the bay area after leaving the giants to three world series titles. last year and 2014, that was amazing. he entrenched his name in baseball history. he carries the giants to victory while being named mvp. bumgarner was rumored to join the dodgers. he did not do that. arizona's first trip to oracle park next season is april 6th. the hallmark channel is working to reinstate a commercial that was pulled off the air because of complaints from conservative activists. zola which was a wedding website debuts several ads includes couples kissing. it features two brides kissing each other which drew sharp backlash from the conservative groups. hallmark removed this commercial but is now working to get it baa k back on the air.

the president of hallmark, the team has been agonizing, it was unintentionally caused. we are truly sorry for the hurt and the disappointment that this has caused. lori loughlin, one of the parents charged in the college emissions scandal admission scandal is not going down without a fight. federal prosecutors refused to turn over evidence. loughlin paid the university half a million dollars in bribes to secure her daughter's admission as a rower. the u.s. attorney's office has yet to respond. bernie sanders will make another visit to the golden state. he's scheduled to tour parts of southern california all week including coachella and l.a.

on saturday, alexandria ocasio-cortez will join bernie sanders in l.a. the navy is building a ship that was named after him. the navy began construction of a fleet oiler that was be named after mill who became the first openly gay elected official. it is one of six ships that'll be named after civil rights icon. mill served his navy instructor in the 1960s before being ousted for his sexual orientation. >> the navy is building a ship celebrating someone they did not previously celebrate. that sends a global message and a message of inclusion. please celebrate everyone.

it is expected to be completed in two years. not so fast, san francisco's may 4th list to keep accepting cash for bike rentals in the city. the city will no longer accept cash for bike share service in the bay area. san francisco leaders and advocates say it would cut out the low income community so they are planning to require cash payments as an option. sonoma county fishes are working to address the homelessness crisis. possible short term in doors or outdoors shelters. sonoma county has about 3,000 homeless people. mayor london reed invited everyone to the free family celebration. there were life music and face painting and santa's workshop and train rides that you just

saw and much more. we are getting a picture with the mayor. for others, it was all the fun activity. >> my kids wrote letters to santa claus and they got to see santa claus and balloon animals and a lot of christmas light creatures and we got to see the tap dancing christmas tree. so much to see here. >> yeah, sounds like a lot to see. a variety of holiday activities will be held for the rest of the month across winter park and civic center. >> coming up, it is a fire hazard and could be sitting right there in your living room. you can see what it is right there. tonight, a new tech ornament can safe yo save your life. temperatures is falling. san jose in the 40s. we could see 30s for your monday morning commute. we'll talk about that when your

next chance of rain return. when we come right back.

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nbc bay area responds to a fire threat right there. the christmas tree. >> consumer investigators and his team tried out a new gadget that could give you an early warning. >> good evening, it is an ornament that's designed to alert you. christmas tree fire ignites fast and burns down quicker than you can expect. tonight we'll show you firsthand. >> 'tis the season to carefully pick a christmas tree, artfully decorated and for too many families, sadly, watch it burn. this demonstration shows how quickly a christmas tree fire can start and spread. >> they can be deadly. 160 christmas trees catch fire each year according to the

national fire protection association. three people die on average and damage totals $10 million. a new product aims to give you an early warning. a company calls safer alarm putting a heat detector inside an ornament. you put this remote speaker in your bedroom. the white box is supposed to sound a 90 decibel alarm. >> to find ourselves a fir fit for a fire. we cut it down. >> all right. >> that was fun. >> reporter: we let it sit a week. and haul our tree to cal fire santa clara headquarters. >> see if we can get it stay here. >> reporter: dwight good attached the ornaments and assemb

assembled system firefighters and then let our trees burn. >> if that was in your home, you would have less than two-minutes to escape the house. the heat build up is rapid. >> reporter: the ornament remained silent at first. none the less, it sounded. about 45 seconds after the fire started. >> trees are doust. the firefighters moved in for a closer look and were impressed. >> what did you think? >> it is a great idea right there. >> fire marshal good was less enthralled but the 45 seconds it took for the alarm to sound. >> reporter: the manufactures was satisfied with the result. our ornament is effective after the response.

this provides a level of protection no one else can. most lots can treat them with a fire retar dent. i like that. >> cut a couple of inches off the base of the trunk and crucially keep it water daily. >> this safety commission test demonstrates why, the tree on the left was watered daily and the one on the right was not. look at how fast the dry one goes up in flames. we'll let marshtial good say it again. >> keep it watered. >> reporter: a christmas tree fire is likely to kill someone than an everyday house fire. fire martial good says as soon as you bring the christmas tree home, test it. give us a call, 888-996-tips or go to nbcbayarea.com/responds.

some good tips. the weather is becoming more like winter. >> feels like it outside right now. >> 30 degrees temperatures around 10:00. with we are setting up well with some patchy fog. we manage a dry day and have not had too many of those. probably seeing 40s for tonight, closer to the bay, out towards walnut creek and dropping into the mid-40s. we'll see some 30s by tomorrow morning. moon rise off to the east of downtown right now. it is 49, likely to see some upper 30s by the morning. check these temperatures out. napa and fairfield and santa rosa, already near 40 to 41 degrees. 30 before midnight tonight. for most of the bay area, we have seen temperatures running cooler than last night. we are watching showers and a lot more clouds and moisture in

the air. trapping some of the heat and not getting that right now. sky is clearing dryer air and settling on in. we'll have a dry day for monday. notice those same locations we looked at, napa, santa rosa and fairfie fairfield, mid-30s. you can have some patchy frost. temperatures are going to feel chilly. highs in the mid-50s from san francisco in oakland. mid-50s no matter where you go around the bay area, up towards clear lake highs in the low 50s. our next chance of rain, two chances we are watching. tuesday night into wednesday. it looks like it is going to fall apart as it crosses in land. most of tuesday will be dry but cool. wednesday morning commute, you can see how the rain starts to push through the bay area but rain totals from about midnight, wednesday to about midday wednesday. generally less than a quarter inch of rain. mid weekend, we don't think it will have a big impact of

weather. thursday to friday, dry around the bay area. showers in the north bay and briefly on thursday and another dry day in the forecast. look at what happens as we head towards next saturday and sunday. the rain projections here. 5:00 on saturday. the reason why the time stamp is there. as things looking right now, the rain may hold off until saturday night into sunday morning. so, keep a close sign of that forecast because as you saw it is the weekend storm that'll pack a bigger punch in terms of the rainfall. chilly temperatures and feeling more like december, early winter preview continues, midweek showers and we'll work out on the timing next weekend. it does look like we'll get half an inch of more rain. keep it on the closer side. >> you know that song that says

jack frost nipping at my nose? how cold does it have to be? >> in the 30s. >> thanks very much. thank you, rob. >> still ahead, a porch fire that leaves something behind after they swiped a package. what was on the note by the suspect, that's next. for top quality floors at rock-bottom prices, come to floor & decor. if you love your wallet, and you love your home, you have to go.

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kerrygold has a taste so rich it can take you to ireland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy milk for a truly delicious taste. kerrygold. the taste that takes you there. methamphetamiillions of peo path. >> heavy storm dumping snow and ice across dozens of states. morgan chesky is live with where the storms are headed. >> reporter: already proven deadly. >> two people are trapped. >> reporter: in pennsylvania, this roll over killing one and five more kills in nebraska

blamed on heavy snow that may only get worse. the winter blast, a one-two punch dumping ice and snow across the midwest. snow plus a dense fog made a nightmare on south dakota. one accident after another. the storm's bulls eye rolling from colorado to kansas. the forecast is nearly half a foot of snow. in missouri more than 100 calls for help after crashes kept on piling up. the kansas city chief have something to warm up with a snowball fight. >> reporter: before doing their best to play through the p prewinter mess. the storm is expected to split south to tennessee and mississippi.

heavy snow is expected to turn to potential tornados with ten days until christmas. the storm system is forcing everyone a close eye on the sky as holiday travels start to pick up. morgan chesky, nbc news. boeing could make a major decision about its 737 max planes as early as tomorrow. the company is trying to decide whether to further cut or s suspend production of that plane. it has been grounded following two deadly crashes. the planes would remain grounded until next march. hong kong police battling protesters inside shopping mall. several people arrested and a lot of shops closed early. hong kong embroiled in the political crisis in decades. turkey says it may close the

key air base in response to threats of the trump administration. president erdogan raised the possibility of closing the base which hosts u.s. nuclear war head. erdogan says the closure could some in response to threats of u.s. sanctions and a separate senate resolution on the mass kills a century ago. that resolution recognized the mass killing as a genocide. that's the claim that turkey firmly denies. a potential danger in the drinking water of millions of americans so-called forever chemical. they do not break down. they have been linked to numerous health effects. anne thompson takes us to the community where the government is set to launch a new study to learn how dangerous these chemicals may be. >> a lot of cancer happened here. roshz this is the toxic legacy of their childhood, growing up

of two naval air bases in pennsylvania. >> this is it. this is where we stood as children. >> reporter: watching the navy train to put out aircraft fire, running into creeks and palms and soils. >> i don't think we were worried about anything. >> reporter: until 2014 when epa revealed the chemical into the drinking water. 1400 parts, 20 times more than the epa suggested safe over a lifetime, for chemicals the government acknowledges may be linked to cancer and other health issues. >> we were all in the same toxic pool. we all drank the same water. that may explain stage four melanoma at age 25 and the brain tumor found on this 16 years old. >> doctors asking me where did

you live or where did you grow up or did you and your husband working with chemicals or pesticides. >> what went through your mind? >> i looked into environmental causes immediately. >> reporter: the military firefighters -- across the country, the defense department found contamination at 401 bases. as far back as 1995, the defense department tells nbc news no one is drinking water above the epa lifetime advisory level or dod is a known source and the navy is funding the treatment of public water supply well. the dod also says it no longer uses -- >> i think we need to step back and ask the question why are we making chemicals that will never go away.

>> reporter: it is everywhere. the head of the national toxicology program. they are used to repel water agre grease and oils and all sorts of things. >> there are regulations in many chemicals and drinking water. things like arsenics. >> in our drinking water it is not regulated. here in joanne's neighborhood, the water authority uses filtration system to remove the contamination. the women want federal regulation, something the epa promised to propose by the end of the year. the cdc will spend $1 million to study the health impact here. >> we hope some day you can turn on the kitchen faucet and you can hand a child a drink of water and know it is clean and

safe. we are far away from that now. >> one of life's most essential element. anne thompson, pennsylvania. always a worry when you are ordering something online. some of those thieves are braver than others. al minnesota woman ordered a package in amazon, instead of finding at her front door, she got this. it is a note. just a quick thank you for leaving me the opportunity to steal your package. very nice of you, thank you, the new owner of your package. this is what the guy leaves. >> okay. >> it was a phone charger and it was for her boss and the thieve left that. interesting. how much would you pay for a bat used by the great bay ruth? someone cuff up a million dollars at an auction house in california. it was not just a bat. ruth originally gave the bat to

his friends in the 1940s who happens to be the mayor of new york. >> a lot of auction news today and a pair of sun glasses once belong to john lennon now has a new owner. >> it was auctioned off for more than $150,000. one of the ear pieces is lose because the screw is missing. it did not seem to bother anyone. there is john. len n lennon left the glasses in the summer of 1968. some tears and what employees at a real estate employee get that made them so emotional. we'll show you the sweet surprise, next. >> we are months away from the tokyo olympics. we got a sneak peek at the stadium where athletes all over the world will be competing.

we'll show you more on that next.

well, it is that time of the year when company hands out holiday bonuses for a job well done. >> watch what happens when red envelopes are passed out to employees. >> reporter: at the holiday party at st. john property in baltimore. employer are handing out red envelopes. >> reporter: this was no movies, it was their bonus. >> the real estate company is handing out $10 million shared by 198 employees. the amount received is based on tenures ranging from 100 bucks to $270,000. >> i am definitely going to pay it forward, i have to.

you don't get a give like that and not share it. >> reporter: a maintenance technician at st. john for 29 years. >> i keep on thinking about it. it is like winning the lottery a little bit. it is something you never expected. >> reporter: executives say this was a way celebrating reaching a major company goal. >> we heard things like i am buying a new corvette, i am debt free for the first time in my life. it brought tears to our eyes. >> reporter: real estate company making a real difference. joe fryer, nbc news. one of the biggest cheers at l levi's stadium today was for a santa clara firefighter. gayle carter, honored as one of our hometown hero. originally from the midwest. carter called santa clara home since 2002.

>> pretty cool stuff. >> a surprising discovery that was hiding in plain site. this was what was uncovered that turned one wall from ordinary to extraordinary. here is why you want to bundle up tomorrow morning. already close to the 30s in the north bay and 40s in napa and fairfield. how cold temperatures will get in the next chance of rain when we come right back. here, it all starts with a simple...

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ san francisco, a city of art at every term. sometimes you have to dig deeper to find it. >> that was the case at one prestigious san francisco art school. >> you often hear people in old buildings say if only these walls could talk. certainly the walls of the san francisco art institute which includes the rivera mural have a few tale. this tale is about a blank white

wall. a wall thousands of children passed over six decades. a few years ago, facility manager heather hickman noted something other had missed. >> i pulled out my phone and turned on the light realized that it was the profile head. >> reporter: some research in the school library revealed a series of fresco had been painted on the school wall in the '30s were painted over. one of them was frederick jr. the school got a grant to uncover tiny patches to see what was there. >> you can see the skyscraper. >> reporter: the school recently got another grant to remove the paint. that's when the wall became a portal to the path. >> from there about 12 or so layers of paint. >> reporter: molly lambert and her team peeled away the

forgotten decade to reveal the mural below. >> the fresco was painted in the new deal era when art was sbratd people celebrated of people on the job. >> look at this guy. >> you really get to see all the details and the brush strokes that are not shading and tones. this restaurant was once the marble factory where that scene took place >> when san francisco was really was a working class city. people cutting marble right here where you are buying your counter ball. >> and it is happening at a time in the city when we are talking about other murals being painted over and it is an interesting time to be uncovering something

from the past. >> reporter: there are several more mural in ts >> reporter: there are several more mural in t that'll be soon uncovered, revealing a link to colorful path. joe rosatto jr., nbc bay area news. look at them go. the funds raised go to the downtown ice christmas in the park and the reading partners. it was not cold enough to need that beard today. >> tomorrow. >> tomorrow you will need the beard, it will keep you warmer. the whole thing. >> we got temperatures by 11:00 tonight. could be in the upper 30s and surrounding the valleys. patchy frost. the moon continue to rise, east of downtown. 49 degrees, we'll likely have upper 30s. downtown san jose by the

morning. a chilly one around the bay area. san francisco still is in the 50s. closer to the water. numbers in the 40s for tomorrow morning and out towards walnut creek into the mid-40s now and likely to see mid-30s by tomorrow morning. south shore lake tahoe, it is 16 right now. we'll have a few spots by tomorrow morning you will notice arn around santa rosa and morgan hill and fairfield, we could see a few areas getting cold. valley is a combination of mid-30s and low 40s. numbers in the mid-40s arnds san francis francisco. kind of a chilly start. little sunshine at times for monday and more clouds on tuesday. we'll likely see temperatures coming down a few degrees as we go through the first part of the week. the chances of finding rain we'll start to increase probably by tuesday night.

notice if you look closely there. that system approaching is for wednesday is going to weaken on approach. we'll see a lot of clouds and not until after midnight and into the wednesday morning commute, we'll see the rain passing back over the bay area and rain totals at least midweek system, don't look all that big. most place is seeing less than an inch of rain. what has our attention for a better chance for significant rain comes enmin mid way. friday right now looking dry and the warmest day of the week. friday and here you go, saturday and into sunday. right now timing looks to be saturday night. we'll begin to see the rain on approach. keep in mind we got a saturday game here on nbc bay area with the 49ers, hosting the l.a. rams. kickoff is at 5:00. keep a close side on the forecast. the storm speeds up and could

have an impact on the game. the midweek storm does not look like all that much but as we progress through next weekend, notice at the top of the screen, we could see another inch or two of rain. that's going to get our attention once we get rid of the chilly temperatures over the next couple of mornings. san francisco, you don't have to worry about patchy frost. it is going to be cool. chances of midweek showers, valleys and seeing a couple of mornings and 30s and some midweek showers and followed up by rain staying away from the football rain. right now the timing looks late saturday into sunday. stay tuned, could see another inch or two of rain which means more snow heading towards the sierra. >> thank you, rob. throughout the newscast it has been an emotional day for bay area sports fans. niners losing the final play and raiders losing the final home game. mad bum saying good. dave feldman has it all. >> hi everybody, i am dave

feldman at the xfinity sports desk. while the falcons struggled this year, the 49ers head coach certainly knew what they were capable of. jimmy garoppolo in the fourth quarter and san francisco leads 19-10 and the falcons, julio jones. two seconds left in the game. 49ers trying anything that'll work but instead, they score for the falcons. 49ers falls but they do clinch a playoffs spot. >> we are not looking for encourageme encouragement. we feel good of where we are at.

that was cool, we are in the playoffs. that was our goal to get into the tournament now that we are in it. we want the best situation possible. all we can do for that is win the next two games. when you get to this point of the year and where we are at and what we have done. that's going to be the rest of this year. >> getting the number one seed, is our primary goal for the team. you know we want to get that by and everything and like i said before, this is a short week and we can move onto the rams. it is a short weekend. >> oakland hosting the jaguars and the raiders final home game at the coliseum. first quarter 2-9. derek carr send it to williams. high steps into the end zone. 7-0 raiders. fourth quarter, second and two.

this will be the first of two touchdown. jaguars win, 20-16. here is yjohn gruden. >> it is not the results today, it is the results of raiders over the years. it is the oakland raiders. appreciation and loyalty and you know these fans have had for the raiders and we are going to miss them and the relationship hopefully never going to end. it was sad walking in here today, it is going to be sad walking out of here for the last time and it is a lot to wrap your arms around. we love our fans and our city of oakland and we certainly mississipmiss them. madison bumgarner, he signed $85 million with the diamondbacks today. and ten years with the giants, mad bum provided many memory including winning three world series and earning the mvp in

2014. that's all the time we have for sports, i am dave feldman. more news right after the break.

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