live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. the clock is ticking for the raiders. hours until the relocation vote and the mayor of oakland tells us they are not giving up efforts. kpix 5's joe vasquez is live in the newsroom. >> reporter: she is packing her bags and heading to the nfl owners meeting. >> the raider nation is angry. they are hurt. >> reporter: oakland mayor is on her way to arizona to try to save the raiders. >> this is not just a business. a professional the ball team is culture. it is identity. >> reporter: the nfl owners begin meeting tomorrow in phoenix and the mayor told us she and her team will try to sway those owners to reject a

move to las vegas. >> we are trying every angle, every connection, every relationship that we have to get to the owners directly. we will not stop doing that until we have a vote in our favor.>> reporter: despite large rallies like this one over the weekend, it is not looking likely. nfl commissioner roger goodell sent a letter obtained by the east bay times thanking her for her leadership but adding "however, at this date, there remains no certainty regarding how the site will be fully developed.">> i am extremely hopeful. >> reporter: city councilman recognize it may be too late.>> we have been at this for a number of years. you can say all the words you want to say but at the end of the day, perhaps we should have been a little stronger.>> raiders owner mark davis says that nothing publicly but clearly he is anxious to get out of town. >> kpix 5's can busti to will

be in phoenix covering the vote. several soccer fans are recovering tonight after they got into a brawl. the violence erupted this afternoon about an hour before a mexican league game got started. police say fans of both teams started throwing rocks and bottles at each other. two people were hurt and taken to the hospital.>> it got rowdy. two clubs don't get along. they have been rivalries for years. >> how did you get hurt? >> they threw a rock at my head. >> extra police had to be called in to help control the crowd. no arrests were made. hundreds of students and parents rallied for equality at albany high school today after students were targeted in racist instagram posts. kpix 5's just of loris tells us parents are outraged but

police are not pressing charges. >> reporter: joining hands around albany high school with signs and hands. parents will not tolerate racism. this daughter is among the group of girls targeted. according to albany unified school district, a group of teenager boys posted racially offensive photos of their classmates, african-american girls, on instagram. some posted nooses and [ null ] images. >> i would never say any of those things to entertain people. obviously you have to be thinking those thoughts and be a little racist to find that funny. >> this is a hate crime. they hated these girls. >> reporter: the district is investigating who is behind the cyber bullying. >> we want to send a strong message that we don't accept this. >> reporter: valerie williams

says this is not the first form of hate speech in the school. >> we had a group of students who had walked through the halls and were raising their hands. immediately, the administration and the teachers came together and the students were talked to and discipline. >> reporter: these parents are hoping the students behind the instagram posts based discipline up to the point of expulsion.>> there is little tolerance or consequences. >> reporter: today, at least it is one step in the right direction. >> i am happy to see everyone can come together. >> reporter: the district had started a title an investigation but because the students are minors, they can't say how or if the students will be disciplined. there will be a school board meeting in now many home. we are learning a mother and her two children were among the victims of a grizzly quadruple homicide in sacramento. the victims were identified

today as 45-year-old angela vasquez, her 14-year-old daughter mia, her 11-year-old son alden and 21-year-old ashley coleman. 56-year-old salvador vasquez was arrested in san francisco on thursday in connection with the killings. the four bodies were found in his home in sacramento earlier that day. investigators have not given any details on his relationship to the victims other than the last name he shares with three of them. neighbors say that vasquez lives at the home with his wife, two children and another family member. police have not released the motives for the murders. police in san jose are searching for a driver who hit and killed a pedestrian. a man was walking on monterey road near the plant shopping center just after midnight when he was hit by the car. the victim later died at the hospital. no description of the car that hit him so far. politicians are pointing fingers after the 11th hour

collapse of the republican bill to undo the affordable healthcare act. now, top gop leaders are saying it is time to reach out to moderate democrats. >> reporter: president trump shifted blame for the failure of the gop plan to repeal and replace obamacare. from democrats to a group of conservative republicans. mr. trump tweeted democrats are smiling in dc at the freedom caucus with the help of heritage has saved planned parenthood. house freedom caucus chairman mark meadows says if they are plotting, they shouldn't.>> conversations over the last 48 hours are really about how we come to gather in the republican conference. >> reporter: the freedom caucus refused to back the republican plan arguing it did not go far enough to dismantle obamacare.>> i think the president is disappointed in the number of people that he thought were loyal to him that word. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders card for president donald trump to work with democrats. >> obamacare has severe

problems. deductibles are too high. the cost of healthcare is going up at a much faster rate than it should. >> reporter: senate minority chuck schumer shared similar sentiments.>> stop him -- undermining aca. >> reporter: republican leaders are looking for a way forward. >> perhaps it is time for us to start talking to some moderate democrats. >> the president is moving on to reform a tax code that has gone untouched for 30 years. j mucus, cbs news. that of the epa says president donald trump will sign a new executive order next week that would unravel his predecessor's plan to curb global warming. scott pruitt said during an interview today that the order would undo the obama administration's clean power plan which restrict greenhouse gas emissions at power plants. the president is expected to sign the order on tuesday. an unforgettable warriors game tonight for a pair of fans. >> they got the ultimate vip

treatment. it was all part of a push to stop bogus ticket sales. >> the warriors turned one nightmare for a georgia family into a dream come true. >> i thought it was a prank. >> reporter: weeks ago, alexander mcdonald wanted to treat her son to a game. she spent $600 on tickets from third-party site stubhub! to the warriors-hawks game. when they got to the arena, the tickets would not scan. they were counterfeit. >> they would not let us in. i worked so hard for those tickets.>> reporter: stubhub! refunded the money but the damage was done. >> we heard about the story with isaiah and his mom. is struck a chord with us. >> reporter: the warriors gave isaiah and his mom the fan experience of a lifetime hosting the family with courtside seats are tonight's game. isaiah even got to give the assist to steph curry during his popular tunnel shot, a moving moment for the storage of mother.

>> i told him i would take your somehow. -- take him hear somehow. >> reporter: all of this is part of a continuing effort to warn fans about third-party ticket vendors. >> the warriors had seen over 1000 fans denied access because of counterfeit tickets. >> reporter: that was just last season. the ticket fraud problem is getting worse. on average, 40. on average, 4250 tickets per game come back as counterfeit. >> we don't want other families to have the same thing happened to them. >> reporter: all of that was forgotten the moment isaiah came face to face with his idol . >> you could tell he was very starstruck. he did not believe it was real. >> reporter: isaiah may have been camera shy but did have one message. >> everything has been amazing.>> reporter: in oakland, kpix 5. united airlines getting

backlash tonight. why two teenagers were banned from boarding a flight over there outfit. the wet weather taking a serious toll on crops. why it could cost you more to shop at the grocery store. more than a dozen inmates on the loose in mexico. how they managed to escape their jail cell. slick streets around the bay area. we will have temperatures in the 70s before you know it. ,,

two teenagers were recently rejected from a united airlines flight... because they an uproar over leggings. two teenagers were rejected recently from a united airlines flight because they were wearing the stretchy bottoms. jennifer kastner shows us the incident is getting major attention. >> reporter: it is being called leggings gate. >> it was crazy to not let them on a flight.>> reporter: today, united airlines made some enemies. >> i wear spandex all the time. >> why should they be banned? >> reporter: the airline is under attack for stopping two teenage girls from getting on a flight in denver after reports that they were wearing spandex leggings. this started after an activist tweeted out that they were 10 years old writing the agent is forcing them to change or put dresses on over leggings. since when does united police women's clothing? united, a claims the two are

teenagers and first responded that it can refuse passengers who aren't properly clothed. it later clarified in a statement that the passenger this morning were united path riders and not in compliance with our dress code company benefit travel. to our regular customers, your leggings are welcome. path riders are the friends and relatives of employees who get free or discounted air travel and have a more formal dress code. twitter has blown up in backlash. model christie teagan wrote i have flown united before with literally no pants on. just a top as a dress. next time i will were only jeans and a scarf. patricia arquette said leggings are business attire for ,10. their businesses being children. >> everybody wears yoga pants everywhere. >> it seems that spandex is generally accepted in all sorts of situations these days. >> others support united in defending its policies. >> i think that if you are

flying on a friends and family pass and you know that they have certain rules, you should abide by those rules. >> police are on the hunt for the shooters who killed one man and injured 15 others inside a nightclub in cincinnati, ohio. five people remained hospitalized tonight, two in critical condition. officers surrounded the building after they got reports of gunshots at 1:30 am. police say shots were fired after several men got into a fight at a bar. investigators are working to identify those suspects. british security officials say the man behind the deadly monday attack user messaging service called whatsapp. he sent a message just moments before the rampage. investigators are asking the company for help in accessing the message. last wednesday, 40 people died and dozens of others were wounded after a man rammed his car into pedestrians on the westminster bridge before smashing it into parliament skates. the suspect was killed in the attack. this comes after the fbi asked for apple to help them unlocked one of the terrorists phones

used in the san bernardino terror attacks. apple denied the request. police in las vegas say a man who started shooting on a public bus did it for no reason. 57-year-old man is accused of shooting two people yesterday. a tourist from montana was killed and another hurt. he barricaded himself inside the double-decker bus for hours after the shooting shutting down the strip before he ended up surrendering peacefully to police. 14 inmates are still on the run after they escaped from a mexican prison through a tunnel. the tunnel is about 16 feet deep and 131 feet long. a total of 29 prisoners escaped . authorities have only been able to capture 15. officers have been coming through streets trying to find the rest. several of those inmates were members of organized crime syndicates. all of the rain we have been having maybe working wonders for the drought but it can end up costing you more at the grocery store. we took sky drone 5 to salinas

to show us why.>> this year's what winter is a blessing. >> sky drone five capture these images of fields on planted. after years of drought, the problem now is too much water. >> it has been years since we had this much water. we are supposed to be in spring. >> reporter: weeks of rain have delayed several staples of the local agriculture industry. strawberries have temporarily disappeared from this produce stand. >> i tell people i don't have it because of the rain. >> reporter: fruits and vegetables are being shipped in from farms outside the state. some customers say it does not compare to what is grown locally. >> i got strawberries yesterday as safeway but they don't taste the same because they are sent

from somewhere else. >> reporter: on top of everything else, the shortage is causing prices to jump up. >> it is ridiculous to pay six dollars for a little basket that you can buy for one dollar. we got a splash of rain tonight. less than a 10th of an inch in most locations. while we get a few drips tonight, it is pretty much over. here is a look at the wet roads at the golden gate bridge. the numbers right now have cooled down to 54 in the city. 51 in santa rosa. from santa rosa all the way down to san jose, not any light rain being reported. we have to go to watsonville and moderate to find that. hideout doppler will not show you much. the bay area is dried up. the

futurecast shows that we will have some moisture and some fog overnight but that will do it. satellite radar shows a few showers overnight but that low pressure will get pushed to the north as high pressure builds in. weather advisories are posted in the sierra with the rain turning to snow above 5000 feet . these advisories are in effect until 8 am tomorrow. futurecast shows high pressure building in. partly cloudy start tomorrow and then sunny through thursday. another shower or two overnight and then clearing and breezy on monday. we will warm into the mid-70s by wednesday. a little disturbance comes in thursday. overnight lows tonight will be down to 40 as santa rosa. 44 for livermore and 44 for fairfield. sunrise at 7:03 am. sunny skies

, 65 sacramento and 64 at fresno. the bay area will be breezy at the airport. chicago and new york will have rain but 74 and sunny in the southland. mid-sixties for the bay area. south bay will get increasing sunshine tomorrow. mid-sixties for the east bay. we will also be getting mid- sixties for the north bay as well. a little bit cooler up there at lake county. 59 degrees in lakeport. in the extended forecast we will be looking for the numbers to warm all the way up to the mid-70s wednesday. friday, saturday and sunday we will be dry. >> in east bay community is fired up over a centuries old tree. the plan to prevent it from getting torn down. a group of farm animals saved from a mobile petting zoo. where police finally busted the owner.

coming up next on game day, we have the final four set. we have the sanford women. joining us in studio, libby shaft. >> may have never taken a team away from the home market that has a fully financed stadium proposal on the table. i am confident. >> that is just a small snippet as libby states her case. game day is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

county. but we are getting a glimpse of what it looked like before it was shut down. officers posted this picture o police are putting the brakes on a mobile petting zoo in sonoma county.>> this is a look of what it looked like after it was shot down. a cow was inside a school bus with three dogs and a goat. it is against the city's laws. police did say that the bus owner did take good care of the animals. neighbors coming together to save a 300-year-old oak tree despite warnings that it could hurt people, next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

going out on a limb... to save a centuries-old oak tree in livermore. there's concern it has the a group of nature lovers are going out on a limb to save a tree in livermore. >> it has the potential to hurt people but kpix 5's george ramos shows us neighbors are convinced it can continue to stand the test of time with help. >> reporter: long before sunset park was ever created, this valley oak stood right here. at 300 years old, the tree was here before this country was created. that is what has people so fired up. it all started when we came out here and we saw this fencing.

>> the livermore area recreational park district cornered off the tree and left a sign saying it was under examination to see if it would be cut down. two arborists report confirm that some branches contain rocks and cavities in the district says one of them should break off and someone could be hurt or killed.>> it is a heavy-handed, near to -- knee-jerk reaction that most cities have. it is risk management. >> the neighbors say their oak is a heritage tree and that the arborists reports do not reprimand removal. instead, they advise relocating the nearby play structure, pruning and adding support devices to the tree and erecting a fence around it warning the public to stay back. >> are you optimistic that the public is being heard on this?>> i know they are being heard. >> reporter: an online petition was started and quickly got more than 300 supporters.

>> we have kept ourselves to this neighborhood but if we reach out across the city, sure we could get thousands of signatures.>> reporter: the park district is in a difficult spot. if someone is hurt now, it could be considered negligence. they are looking for solutions that would limit their liability without inciting the public to revolt. >> when you consider it was around before the declaration of independence was signed, are you just going to cut it down? >> reporter: not without a fight. in livermore, john raymo's, kpix 5 the park district will discuss what to do about the tree and vote on the matter at its next meeting on wednesday. we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,