as you've heard, i'm a pediatric infectious disease specialist at the university of california san diego and grady children's hospital in san diego. i'm also a member of the american academy of pediatrics, and my testimony today has the strong endorsement of aap. vaccines are one of the greatest public health achievements as has been pointed out by dr. schuchat and several of the senators. prior to the introduction children suffered regularly from serious illnesses like measles diphtheria polio even bacterial meningitis. the development and widespread use of vaccines has led to a reduction or eradication of these once-common childhood illnesses. because of the success of vaccines i have never seen a case of polio, diphtheria or tetanus in my 30 years of practice in pediatric infectious disease. in a teaching session i held last week with 20 pediatric residents in training, i asked them if any of them had seen the measles. none of them had. however, as we have seen from our current measles outbreak and continued outbreaks of pertussis or whooping cough around the country, we are witnessin

san diego is home to a number of cyber security companies. kevin faulconer is the mayor of san diego, californiae joins me in studio. mr. mayor, welcome to "bottom line." >> it is a pleasure to join you. >> san diego is also home to 66 of 100 ships in the u.s. fleet. what will it mean for jobs in your region, particularly in the defense industry? >> is a huge driver of what is happening in our san diego economy. we have had huge growth year-over-year. i think you have hit the nail on the head and what we are doing with the local economy. everything is interconnected. those things need to be secure and that is where cyber security plays an extremely important role in why i am really proud of the leadership role san diego is playing in the cyber security world. >> do you have any concerns that another agency is being created, albeit to streamline the bureaucracy? >> streamlining bureaucracy is what we need. the most important thing is if we are secure. we look at what we did in san diego with these cyber security excellence. cyber security incubators is a growing field and one we are particularly

china pediatric infectious disease specialist at the university of california san diego, and i am also a member of this committee and infectious disease of the of the american academy of pediatrics and by testimony today has strong endorsement of aarp. vaccine that one of the greatest public health achievements as has beened that out by several of the senators. prior to the introduction of vaccines children suffered regularly from serious illnesses like measles, diphtheria, polio, even bacterial meningitis. the development and widespread use of vaccines lead to a reduction or eradication of these once common childhood illnesses. because of the success of vaccines i have never seen a case of polio, did the real or tetanus in my 30 years of practice in pediatric infectious disease. in a teaching session i held last week with 20 p.m. residents in training i asked if any of them had seen measles. none of them have. but as we have seen from our current measles outbreak and continued outbreaks of whooping cough around the country we are witnessing a re-emergence of vaccine preventable diseas

pediatric disease specialist from the university of california at san diego. he is also the medical director at san diego immunization partnership and involved in a variety of immunization practices and projects. dr. tim jackson is a pediatrician and the father of two hundred children who were recently exposed to measles in arizona. he is in every child by two immunization champion. every child by two is a nonprofit dedicated to increasing vaccination rates among children. his wife is in arizona and caring for the two children. i am grateful he could be here to tell their story. dr. moore, let's begin with you. if the three of you could summarize your comments in five minutes we would appreciate it. the senators will continue questioning. >> thank you, chairman alexander. thank you for holding the hearing for vaccine preventable diseases. most people are unaware that even in a state with a strong history of aiming his nation, a single case of diesels requires major public health response. i would like to begin by technology first lady christie haslam and bill

phoenix looks like you'll see an inch of rain and much needed rain in southern california san diego,e an inch of rain. that's the storm system that's going to spread east to the middle of next week. but we have another snowmaker back through the plains to move into the midwest. we could see three to six inches from the midwest up to the new england area byyou. meteorologist anthony slaughter. we have much-needed rainfall across the state this morning, even snow showers across the higher elevations of the sierra. anywhere above 4,000 feet. notice activity off the coast right now. this is expected to wrap around through the day. spotty activity, more widespread activity later on. talking about potential for thunderstorms across the south bay and the peninsula. the coastal mountains there notice temperatures today cool topping out of the upper 50s to low 60s with on and off showers. >>> and we can't leave out the 11th birthday. where are you from? >> maryland. >> you having fun? >> yeah. >> back to you. >>> just ahead, how would you feel if the faux fur you bought turned out to be real.

san francisco. the higher elevations, la hon da in the 50s. los altos hills. woodside. belmont at 51. statewide look how warm it is in southern california. 71 already in san diego than palm springs. l.a. is almost 70. they are looking for 87, 88. today, 49 sacramento. the cold air is plunging aircraft tick air, windchill advisories are out. for the great lakes tonight and into parts of the appalachians. 10 to 40 below will be the windchill. there will be a low forming. all signs point to a blizzard in boston this weekend. not just a snow event. a blizzard. we do have high pressure here. it will kick in in a big way. an offshore breeze. warmer air aloft. that means temperatures will be mild. a little bit of fog. not much. except for a few high clouds to the north, it will be wl warm south bay. if you are heading to santa cruz, take the sunscreen. 70s for many. san rafael is in there. that would be close to a record high. napa, 68. because of the document and a few high clouds -- because of the document and fog, there you will a -- there will be a few high cloud. >> wow. >> records. >> records. >> all right. >> thank you. >>> 8:2. the richmond/san rafael bridge a

california. with the san diego chargers. in a joint statement by the two rival a-f-c west teams. they said they are considering at a stadium site in carson, in los angeles county, as they continue to review options in their respective cities. the talk of the proposed 'shared' stadium. has the mayors in san diego and oakland. chiming in on the situation. both about wanting to keep the teams in their cities. >> not just monitoring things in la but actively working, that explains a lot, guys. that explains a lot about why over the last several months every meeting with the chargers saying lets get together, lets talk about what we need to do has been in our request not the chargers' request. they weren't interested in moving forward >> pam: the possibility of moving the chargers away from san diego did not sit well with the mayor. the chargers can terminate their current stadium. at the end of the 2015 season. meanwhile in oakland mayor libby schaaf also seemed adamant. about keeping the raiders in the bay area. >> they obviously are trying to turn up the volume.turn up the pressure

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>>> there's a plan to bring the nfl back to los angeles at the expense of two other california cities. the san diego chargers and oakland raiders announced a proposal today to build a stadium that they would share in the l.a. market if the negotiations in their current markets don't go the way they want. >>> it took a while but we finally found a group that's really enjoying these frigid temperatures and the endless snow. the red pandas at the cincinnati zoo, 2-year-old lynn and 9-year-old rover are a big hit online. >>> when we come back here tonight, the two smart cookies who found a virtual gold mine where no one else thought to look. >>> part of running a successful business in sales is finding new markets, a willingness to go where the competition can't or won't, like say a frozen lake in the dead of winter where a savvy girl scout and her friend are fishing for business using an irresistible sales hook. jana shortal has our story tonight from our nbc station kare tv in minneapolis. >> reporter: you and i, we see a quiet lake on a cold winter's night, but someone else took a look at this same p

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>> it was given probably six or seven years ago and it was given in california in san diego. at one of the ted med conferences. >> and your education started when? where is your under graduate degree? >> my under graduate degree was from smith college. i went to medical school at cornell. the ted med i was already, i had been at harvard for about 25 years by then or 20 something years by then. >> okay. let's watch an excerpt and then get you to give us some more. >> okay. we have the connection between the paradoxes that while they're learning really fast the connection between different brain regionss are not as fast as adults. here is an example showing how the brain connects up over life and you can see on the left that the blue areas are connected parts of brains and you can see it's going from the back to the front, so the back of the brain which is the bottom of the slide, the top is the frontal lobe, which is the last to connect. what do you think the frontal lobes do? they are the seat of our insight, judgment, impulse control. need i say more? this process is not don

california. palm springs mild at 78. 69 for san diego. re going to see high clouds move in throughout the day on our sunday. 67 in sacramento. 66 chico. 61 the high in yosemite. highs in the bay area, we talked about the mild air, above normal. 65 in san francisco. 67 in san jose. 66 in oakland. taking a look at the super bowl forecast for phoenix tomorrow. looking great. warm temperatures as the game kicks off 4:00 p.m. mountain standard time. the sun sets about 6:00. cloudier and cooler tomorrow. fog to start off monday. sunshine returns tuesday into wednesday. increasing clouds on thursday. chance of rain headed our way friday night into saturday morning. we'll talk about -- look at that, anytime on twitter. great tool we have. do you have it? >> yes. >> of course. >> spare the air alert power outages, and your favorite weather team right now. download it right now. >> we'll decide who our favorites are. >> okay. >> it's you. >>> to our favorite sports anchor. and a topic near and dear to your heart. >> a little father/son -- >> your ri

the beneficial rains not getting all the way to southern california los angeles and san diego, unfortunately for them. >> really need the rain out here. out here, it's been snowing today, but there's a bigger storm on the way? >> reporter: yeah, it's going to be increasing. part of the pacific energy is going to get to the east coast. it's a little bit milder. the freezing line is going to be important as we go towards tomorrow. the snows increase across upstate new york and new england. new york to boston, again, a monday morning mess for commuters. here's what we think for accumulations. look at this. 12 to 18 inches, potentially upstate new york. through parts of central new england. maybe three to six inches for new york city. winter just keeps on coming. >> don't put those coats away yet. rob, thank you. >>> we turn now to a terror threat right here at home. six people now under arrest, accused of sending money, weapons and supplies to isis. abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas has that story. >> reporter: mediha salkicevic stood in federal court in chicago today, accused by

imagine what could happen around the states, in baltimore, the coast along the gulf coast and in california san diego and up in washington and even san francisco, an opportunity to build our economy with once, again infrastructure. the different kind of infrastructure, this is moving infrastructure the great ships that will be all across the oceans of this nation and in the harbors around the united states. american ships american-built ships american sailors exporting american liquified natural gas. yes, we can. we can make it numb america. we can rebuild the american economy. we can focus on middle-class economics with the infrastructure systems that we must build. the foundations for future economic growth and the foundation for american jobs today. make it in america. build america. build our ports, our water systems, our highways, our bridges, our airports our sanitation system, let's have the society of american civil engineers come back with an a-plus rating when they look at our airports, our rail lines and transit lines, when they look at our waste disposal systems. this is america. we are t

imposing a blanket ban on buying or selling elephant ivory and rhino horns if passed, the california bill authored by san diegons would take affect july 2016. if you have ivory objects you can keep them. in san francisco, carolyn tyler abc7 news. >> in just minutes officials could give a green light for officials to use a controversial tool. opponents say it's hard of the mill tear -- militaryization. >> a health center that is part of the bay area's safety net is in crisis tonight. with increased funding available, under aferdable care act, the number of patients is plummeting at west oakland health council. auditors identified problem was the nonprofits, running seven sites in berkeley and oakland. >> what is going to happen with me? my family? how can i have medical resources? >> tonight dan noyes digs into reports to show problems and what is being done to save the center on abc7 news at 11:00. >> two sports figures have been arrested for soliciting prostitutes. warren sapp arrested in phoenix this morning after getting into a dispute with two women in his hotel room and charged with assault. and greg anth

imposing a blanket ban on buying or selling elephant ivory and rhino horns if passed, the california bill authored by san diego democrat tony atkins would take affect july 2016. if you have ivory objects you can keep them. in san francisco, carolyn tyler abc7 news. >> in just minutes officials could give a green light for officials to use a controversial tool. opponents say it's hard of the mill tear -- militaryization. >> a health center that is part of the bay area's safety net is in crisis tonight. with increased funding available, under aferdable care act, the number of patients is plummeting at west oakland health council. auditors identified problem was the nonprofits, running seven sites in berkeley and oakland. >> what is going to happen with me? my family? how can i have medical resources? >> tonight dan noyes digs into reports to show problems and what is being done to save the center on abc7 news at 11:00. >> two sports figures have been arrested for soliciting prostitutes. warren sapp arrested in phoenix this morning after getting into a dispute with two women in his hotel room and charged with ass

moving on the coast, i still think it is going to be a gray pattern all the way to southern california, down to san diego, for us low clouds around 3,000 feet, 50s on most of the temps, and low to mid-a few 40s if you can break through or get some of that cloud deck, you can see a little bit cooler lows. westerly component for some, variable today turned easterly, i'll keep an eye on that for heyward. for us look for cloudy skies and some breaks, westerly breeze, not as strong today which leads me to believe there will also be a sooner burn off for some, upper 60s, 70s, if not upper 50s low 60s. here's sal. >>> steve we're looking at a commute where traffic is going to be getting busier at the bay bridge toll plaza. if you're going to be showing up there soon let me show you what it is like here coming around the mcarthur maze you can see slow traffic coming up to the toll plaza area nothing major, it is getting rather robust as we like to say, about a 15 to 20-minute wait. no problems getting on to the bridge, we can take a look at the toll plaza from the regular view at the camera there, you can see tr

una intensa gira con su disco y se presentarÁ en estados unidos el prÓximo 12 de febrero en san diego, californiaeronica castro con su nieta menor y su nuera, que, al parecer, ya se reconcilio con el cantante... @inesmoreno1 ♪ >>en esta prueba de sonido antes de su concierto nos recibiÓ cristian castro y nos revelÓ que quiere grabar un disco con canciones del cantautor cubano silvio rodrÍguez, a quien visitÓ recientemente. >> estuve en cuba, vengo llegando. me recibiÓ muy dulce, la verdad muy lindo conmigo, muy buena gente, y yo ilusionadÍsimo. >> con la boca abierta nos dejÓ armando manzanero. >> no, yo no quiero que me grabe, porque la grabaciÓn no va a llegar nunca, asÍ que ese privilegio se lo doy a silvio rodrÍguez, que lo espere. >> de armando manzanero quiero hacer canciones, de hecho fue los primeros autores que escogÍ, y vaya. no se tiene nadie que sentir mal por esto decidiÓ rodrÍguez, es un compaÑero mÁs. >> segÚn manzanero cristian no se portÓ muy bien con Él. >> tengo muchos aÑos para esperar si va a llegar o no va a llegar. >> ya tuvo alguna experiencia? >> ya tuve una experiencia b

yesterday in southern california, 85 in l.a. 86 in san diego. even sacramento was 73. lake tahoe, little if any snow they've been setting record highs day after day. northwest low to mid 60s is above-average temperatures. this weather pattern doesn't show signs of changing. the eastern half of the country will be cold the next week or two. dry and warm in the west continuing into the future. that's our national weather. here's aove average. pretty crazy weather pattern. very extreme. >> you've got a lot of crazy talk on that wed over the west coast, my friend. 80s? all right, bill karins thank you so much. >>> the passing of a journalist described as one of the most gifted writers at the new york times. plus one of the most spraining courtroom scenes we have seen in a very long time. we'll have that. you're watching "early today." gorgeous grains at your service. this looks interesting! special k hot cereal. made with superfoods. special k? i can definitely taste the quinoa. i can't believe that's less than 200 calories. a nourishing breakfast of multi-grains and quino

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mike left sunny southern california for this, this weekend. >> left san diego for this crap. it's brutal. >> reporter: no timetable for when they are going to be able to get this mess cleaned up over at moscow and geneva. firefighters have the area blocked off. they are still waiting for pg&e and also public works crews to get over here. of course, they're very busy. live in san francisco, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> chief meteorologist paul deanno is tracking where the heaviest rain is right now. paul. >> welcome to the all or nothing winter. in december, we had all. then we had 43 days of nothing. now we're back to all. and it's all coming downright now during the evening commute. look at all that rain! heavy rainfall now basically from aligned oakland to san mateo and south. that includes you in hayward, palo alto, san jose. trip on i-80 will be a mess from when you hop over the bay bridge through emeryville, richmond, vallejo to vacaville. we have heavy rain. 101 not a joy either through marin county. milpitas, san jose, los gatos, saratoga, sunnyvale, palo alto, san mateo, al

california. they are being pushed more toward san diego. we also have for us temperatures 40s for many. we are up a good 7-8 degrees. napa at this time yesterday was 30. they are 38 now. 39 santa rosa. low 50s for some. so 38 sonoma. and 40s for others. healdsburg at 39. this is much, much, a good 10 degrees warmer. breeze not much of one but there is still a slight component of it. fairfield north at 7. concord east, southeast at 6. there is a little puff of a breeze. over all the low cloud deck. 38, 39. monterey at 51 degrees. not as cold. but it's still cold. chicago at 1. detroit goose egg right there. a lot better for cincinnati and pittsburgh. here is the power house system. as it comes right out of the four corners now into texas and you can see what is ahead of that. that is snow, that is freezing rain and rain out ahead of it. this will be a mess for the deep south. winter storm warnings out to atlanta today into tomorrow. so that will cause a lot of travel delays. that is all it takes to increase that low cloud deck. we are keeping an eye on this system that will drop down to

a family of five disappeared from their home in san diego, california.ns were found in two shallow graves in the mojave desert. randy kaye spoke exclusively to the man accused of those murders. >> four murder charges. >> police call him a cold blooded killer. >> killing a california family burying their bodies in the mojave desert. >> eligible for the death penalty. >> reporter: november 12th, 2014 chase merritt's first day in court. the first time he responds to the charges against him. not guilty. not surprising given what he told us a year earlier. in your gut, what do you think happened? >> i have absolutely no clue. >> reporter: words that patrick mcstay trusted for so long. >> i trusted him because my son believed in him. >> reporter: now he sees a very different chase merritt. >> to me it looked like a broken man. he knew he was done. when the jury hears the evidence and we put this all together for them they will find him guilty. >> reporter: could the case be that solid and could one man have done it all? >> he's the only person the only suspect

california once again. the silver and black are considering teaming up with the san diego chargers in southern located along the 405 freeway. we're right in front of the stadium in alameda. >> reporter: good morning to you, the raiders and the san diego chargers on and off the field they're working together to get a new stadium built down in southern california. the two teams reportedly will privately finance this stadium, 1.7 billion. these are the artist rendering of that stadium which could come up in the city south of louisiana, they bought the site in carson. the raiders have been unable to get a stadium built in oakland and the team has been exploring options in other cities including san teenio and it puts the pressure on oakland's new mayor to get a dole done that will keep the team in the area. >> the raiders first priority is to stay in oakland. they have to explore other options, they'll done that before and they'll do it depend. i'm keeping a focus on keeping my sports teams in oakland. >> raiders fans they're worried about the silver and black leaving again for southern california. the team pla

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san francisco bay last month. that material still has not been identified. >>> an extremely rare sight off the coast of california. a whale watching excursion saw gray whales mating near san diegormally they head down to warmer waters off the coast of mexico to breed. the whales were seen splashing and rolling and something marine experts says was a lucky site for the folks on the boat. how about that. >>> people are given the gift of sight through a cell phone app. the new technology making an impact you have to see to believe. >> from a best-selling book to a cultural phenomenon, the movie hasn't hit theaters and "fifty shades of grey" has inspired products. you can buy the experience here in the bay area. >> it is still soggy and cloudy. but it is beautiful. take a peek at this from mount vaca. and stay with us. your full forecast is still coming up as the news continues on kpix 5. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i rel

> since his first robbery the geezer bandit hit a total of 13 banks primarily in or around san diego, california, and all of them have been caught on surveillance camera. >> first robbery was standard. we see him go in. we don't believe he had a gun during the first robbery. he did have a demand note. and he gets a small take and he leaves the bank. >> he repeats this m.o. for his next two robberies, only using threatening notes and language. but by robbery number 4, the geezer bandit decides he needs to step up his game. october 26th, 2009. surveillance video shows the geezer bandit walking into a bank in rancho santa fe, california. after heading to the counter, he hands the teller a note, and this time he also uses a gun. >> our theory, and i think it's a very strong one, is he wasn't getting a lot of money on the first three robberies. he realized that if he carried a firearm and threatened to use that firearm, and he was correct in doing so, that he would get more money in the takes. however, what he may or may not realize is that as soon as he took that gun inside the bank, he just increas

burned he is the second reportedly injured by one of the devices in southern california in as many days, as well a san diegod to the burn unit after his cigarette exploded inside a liquor shattering glass. >>> a northeast pennsylvania man was convicted of strangling a pharmacist and his girlfriend. the happened during a robbery during 2002. authorities found the body buried by his home a year later with three other sets of human remains. now they have decide whether to send him to death row or give him life without parol. >>> someone discovered ann broken atm outside a falls township shopping center wednesday afternoon. the atm contained a few plastic palm trees bubble rap and documents and no cash. if you have any information call falls township police. >>> lower makefield township police officers will equip police officers with narcan. it is used to help people who overdose on drugs like heroin. select police departments and first responders in the region got the go ahead to carry narcan on the job. >>> several people are waking up brand new millionaires this morning. >>> and later a veteran broadcaster w

san diego, california. sundays at torrey pine state beach are typically quiet. this day, it's anything but. >> get on the [ bleep ] ground. now. >> two men exchange blows on the sand. while a third man records every punch. >> leave me alone. >> so what started this scuffle? >> you have my [ bleep ] cell phone, dude. >> 48 hours earlier, kenneth schmidgall is rocking out at a concert when his iphone disappears. >> i never panicked because i have the iphone tracker. >> the iphone tracker, or find my iphone app, uses gps satellite to provide the location of a missing device. >> when i first logged into the find my iphone app, i saw it stationary in encinitas, and it kept staying there all day so i figured maybe somebody at the show had found it. when i woke up sunday morning and checked the tracker again, it moved all the way to carlsbad. at that point, i knew it was on somebody. >> schmidgall and his roommate, greg torqual sorngs watched the iphone make its way around of the san diego area. in an effort to reach the person who has the phone, the friends send a few

california. >> miguel, a soreno from san diego depends on heart. rely on much else. >> well, anybody could beat me up, you know. it has happened before. >> i got dropped one time. passed by nortenos. i said something. they flipped my chair over i fell over. yeah. >> nieves has served prior jail sentences for crimes, residential burglary, burglary of a vehicle and illegal possession of a firearm. now he has nine months for possession of ammunition by a felon. he lost the use of his legs eight years earlier engaged in gang activity on the street. >> i was banging on the street. i got hit with a car. i got dragged for a block and a half. >> did you see the car coming? >> no. no, i didn't. i was too busy fighting. >> nieves -- passed out and woke up in the hospital. >> i didn't feel nothing until i woke up with morphine. i was like whoa. that's when it hit me, that it happened. tubes and everything in my throat and everything. you know what i mean? >> he was there when he went to the hospital. and, you know what i mean. >> moscedo a sereno is nieves' c

picked up two inches of rain over the weekend, san francisco was great, northern california got nailed. we did not get much of anything around l.a. and san diego areas. up in the northwest we're still getting hammered and it's still pouring. we've picked up two to four inches. look at this storm, cranks up strongest winds coming on shore now in areas of coastal oregon. as far as the rain goes much of it will be along i-5 corridor snow levels in the mountains pretty high out there. this storm the latest in line and the last in line. we do expect things to improve in the west coast shortly brf thank you, bill. now to the northeast where states are dealing with another winter whack. in the bull's eye, new england. the possibility up to two feet of new snow. bad news for boston already 55 inches of snow. this new threat closing schools until wednesday. >> these storms that we're getting is unprecedented. we've never seen this type of snow here in the city of boston. >> all this snow is frustrating travelers at area airports. over 1,000 flights are canceled. right now to boston and msnbc amanda, you're out on the roads. what's it like out there? >>

. >> mayor of carson, california announcing a plan to bring both the oakland raiders and the san diegos to southern california to share a new stadium. nbc bay area's christie smith is live in oakland, where the mayor says it is not a done deal and she has her own plans to keep the raiders. >> reporter: yeah that's exactly what she says. as you can imagine, oakland raiders fans too not too happy about this. they think the team needs to stay here in oakland. city and county leaders are optimistic that can happen. is this a future home of the raiders? a $1.7 billion stadium near los angeles that would be shared with the san diego chargers. oakland fans are hoping it never gets off the drawing board. >> in oakland. >> the raiders are in full negotiation mode. >> reporter: mayor libby schaaf says they have been working hard with the team. >> i am optimistic about the raiders staying here in oakland. we have made significant progress over the last month in putting together a privately financed deal that builds a raiders a new great stadium and keeps them here in oakland. >> reporter: both te

they have a very specific plan to share a brand new stadium in southern california with one of their biggest rivals. the san diego chargers. the raiders have been very clear with me as recently as tonight. their first priority is to stay in oakland. >> reporter: mayor libby schaaf unfazed that they plan to share a stadium with the chargers. she has been assured oakland is their top priority. >> naturally, they have to look at other options. they have done that before, they will do that again. they are in negotiating mode. >> reporter: and it sounds like negotiations are going strong. in a joint statement, they said we have both been working in our home market to find a stadium solution for many years. so far unsuccessfully, we continue to work in our home market throughout 2015. >> very upsetting. >> reporter: raiders fans including commission dobbins blind sided by the news. at a time when developers are openly complaining that plans for a sprawling coliseum city with stadiums for the raiders and athletics are stalling. >> this is a complex process. it is not moving as fast as i would like it to move. >> hopeful