oakland oakland oakland, building relationships with those who are highest at risk to commit acts of violence, providing them services and on-ramps to change their lives. we find they are actually able to stop shooting and see their lives transformed. >> reporter: they view their work with the utmost urgency. >> this is an act of survival for us. this isn't an act of charity. this is an act of altruism. we do this every day because we know if we don't our own lives may very well be at risk and certainly the lives of our children. >> reporter: they lead what's called night walks throughout oakland, engaging personally on the ground with at-risk youth. >> we're walking these neighborhoods, trying to really see, you know, who are folks that are actually hanging out in some of the spaces that we can connect with. it's the consistency of showing up in the same places, building the relationships. >> reporter: as a result of this strategy, oakland has seen a 20% decrease in homicides. it's a program that has worked a mentee of michael mcbride's for the last decade. >> i try to lead by example. and like let people know that, you know, change is possible. i had my hardships. it was difficult. but it's possible. [ applause ] >> reporter: tonight, president obama is back at it, headlining cnn's "guns in america" town hall. >> there's nothing else in our lives that we purchase where we don't try to make it a little safer if we can. >> reporter: and in the audience families who have lost loved ones to gun violence. >> the bottom line is is that it doesn't matter what the reason, it doesn't

get money, put another way, what happens in oakland, stays in oakland. >> an oakland native who graduated from oaklandd tgs. >> the owner of three rest rants here will donate 5% of a customer's bill to the oakland public education fund. the money will then be distributed among all oakland schools. >> we think these will be really helpful. >> the three restaurants are here. last year, the slef raised $9,000. this campaign coincides with oakland restaurant week which began today encouraging people to come out and help support local restaurants. >> the city is growing, as we can see, with developments. >> we met oakland residents enjoying lunch know what an impact they'll have on students. >> i think it's a great thing. >> it's good to see businesses caring about our youths. >>. >> welcome to the rock. >> out on the rock this morning making their signature shots over san francisco bay. >> it's their 90th year. they're playing seven games in north earn california. >> thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now with dan and christin. >> how many of our qualm ras are

oakland is part of the raiders and the raiders are part of oakland. >> reporter: and considering the rich history dating back to 1960. what of their -- the oakland -- oakland has a booming a commonly -- oakland has a booming economy. the question is, will the other owners go for oakland staying -- the rams staying in oakland. spent >> >> weather will bring us live reports beginning from houston -- had their will bring us live reports. -- heather will bring us live reports.>>> they now estimate $1.4 billion. the number is so large it cannot be displayed on many lottery science. nobody has won the lottery since november 4. the next drawing is wednesday.>>> the dow gained 52 points. nasdaq dropped five. >>> just three and half weeks until the bay area hosts the super bowl. the security preparations that are ar already underway y un coming up. coming [♪] ♪ take the time ♪ in your life ♪ just before ♪ it passes by ♪ then you'll know ♪ to keep it slow ♪ so here we go [♪] ♪ here we go >>> super bowl is less than a month away. safety was discussed at a community meeting. outside levite stadium in with the city's plan. -- outside the levite stadium with the city's

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oakland high school for the event. they are looking to triple the number of low income oakland students to graduate from college. >> oakland has been a town with a lot of crime. but we can prove otherwise and prove we're worthy to go to college. >> 71% of oakland public school students are low income with oakland promise, 55,000 college saving as kts will be opened for students and $100 million invested in scholarships. >> well, moving on, soon you're going to be able to do more than just like facebook posts. >> yes. and this leads business watch. five additional reactions being introduced for american users including love, haha, and angry. >> wow. you gave ose with gusto. >> facebook stock jumped 14 points today because of a very strong earnings report released yesterday. the dow had a good day, gaining 125 points to close above 16,000. the nasdaq added 38 points. a big like for that. >> well, driverless cars that need a driver. next on abc7 news why the state is looking to require licensed drivers in every robotic car. plus... >> i would prefer to buy natural. >> y. i look for natural. i feel like it's healthier. >> next, michael finney looks into what natural means on >>> a little creepy looking. welcome to pepper world. that is the name th

oakland got a boost when jerry jones proposed the rams and chargers share a stadium. >> we are really hopeful that the raiders know that oakland is part of the raiders and the raiders are part of oakland. >> the oakland mayor is hopeful that they'll consider the rich history in the city, dating to 1960. and when they weigh the cities, they'll recognize that oakland has a booming economy. that's the hope that raiders fans are clinging to. >> stay with us for continuing coverage on the nfl relocation meetings. the vote is expected on wednesday. and heather will bring us live reports coming up on mornings on 2 and you can follow her on twitter at @heatherktvu. >> very concerned about -- >> especially my friends in san diego. >> the raiders and the chargers, we're anxious to hear about that. >>> coming up, new information in the information about the youth soccer fields at levi's stadium. >>> the professional sports team that's stepping up to help. >>> and in turkey there's been a massive explosion in the historic district on istanbul. >>> and we are looking at your traffic. and right now on the morning commute, the san mateo bridge looks good heading to the high- rise. when we come back, we'll have my b

tomorrow it is raining in oakland with light showers from oakland north and south of oakland fremont i think you are dry on your commute. it will drop a line around san mateo toward oaklandand hayward and thundershowers math. after lunchtime everybody is getting wet. low temperatures -- high temperatures in the low 60s with a little more rain in the afternoon commute. this is not a major storm but and inch of rain. so we come back we will talk about the commute again and the next system that is waiting for the weekend. >>> remember to download the ktvu weather app. you can look at the radar and current conditions as el niÑo brings wave after wave of rain. >>> with 1 million visitors expected in san francisco the city was planning to clear out the homeless population. mayor ed lee focused on the homeless in august to make way for the super bowl city. ktvu's tara moriarty tells us was simply the plan has made the homeless problem even worse. >> reporter: it is 7 a.m. >> reporter: it is 7 a.m. at 18th and chartwell. acacia law is doing some housekeeping. >> does he have anything inside he wants to throw away? so he can downsize a little?>> reporter: they split -- pick up bl

oakland high school for the event. they are looking to triple the number of low income oakland students to graduate from college. >> oakland has been a town with a lot of crime. but we can prove otherwise and prove we're worthy to go to college. >> 71% of oakland public school students are low income with oakland promise, 55,000 college saving as kts will be opened for students and $100 million invested in scholarships. >> well, moving on, soon you're going to be able to do more than just like facebook posts. >> yes. and this leads business watch. five additional reactions being introduced for american users including love, haha, and angry. >> wow. you gave those with gusto. >> facebook stock jumped 14 points today because of a very strong earnings report released yesterday. the dow had a good day, gaining 125 points to close above 16,000. the nasdaq added 38 points. a big like for that. >> well, driverless cars that need a driver. next on abc7 news why the state is looking to require licensed drivers in every robotic car. plus... >> i would prefer to buy natural. >> yes. i look for natural. i feel like it's healthier. >> next, michael finney looks into what natural when account lead craig wilson books at laquinta.com. he gets a ready for you

oakland today for a very special oakland celebration for local boy. >> a party hat adorned the statue. born on this date in 1876, 140 years ago. >> he grew up in oakland, spending considerable time in oakland. the great granddaughter was on hand for the sill brags. >> i can see us being very humane, loving people and having fait in people. believing in what he terms the brotherhood of man. >> a series 06 event ins the coming months this year at the age of 40. >> offer classics like call of the wild. >> world news tonight is k078ing up next. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time. >> have a great night. we'll see you at 11 cloek. >>> tonight, breaking news here. the u.s. naval vessels with nearly a dozen sailors held by iran. we have late details coming in as we come on the air. martha raddatz standing by live. >>> also breaking tonight, the massive pileups on america's highways. dramatic pictures coming in. the chain reaction collisions on icy roads as a major arctic blast moves east tonight. icy roads. drivers caught in whiteout conditions as a major arctic blast now moves east tonight. >>> the deadly new terror attack. authorities say isis targeting westerners. >>> the race for p

. >> oakland restaurant owner is paying it forward to help the oakland public schools donating 5 percent of the customers' bill to the oakland public education son, graduating from oaklanding the fundraiser at all three restaurants, with the money distributed among all oakland schools. >> this year hopefully we will raise a little bit more and my hope is to have other restaurants to latch on. >> dine out and give back fundraiser is through the end of the month and last your the chef raised $9,000. >> two new mountain lions attracting celebrity-hike attention. can you blame them? they are adorable. here are the names: p-46 and p-47 discovered in december inside a den according to the "los angeles times" and where it is getting...jerry springer-like. the mom had a previous liter fathered by her father. occupy. that is how they do it in the cat world. researchers thing he may have neared p-46 and p-47 and nationally now it is more like maury, because researchers land to conduct a d.n.a. test to determine if p-46 and p-47's dad is actually their grandfather. >> sad they are caught up in all of this. >> so young. >> to be seen on next maury. >> false security is what bart ri

oakland at this moment. he is going to explore all of his options. allen? >> thanks christin ayers. >>> mark kelly is outside the coliseum in oakland. the ball is clearly in oakland's hands tonight. mark, what did the mayor have to say? >> reporter: mayor libby schaaf is hopeful that a deal can be struck that keeps the raiders here in oakland long term, but the deal has to be good for the team, the fans, and also, the oakland taxpayer. at ricky's sports bar in san leandro, a celebratory drink for keeping the raiders in oakland. >> it was a big victory. >> reporter: but the pressure to keep them long term now falls partially on mayor libby schaaf striking a deal with team owner mark davis. >> we recognize that the clock is ticking. that this opportunity will not last forever. so we will treat it as such. but my hope is that we are given a year. >> reporter: the mayor saying the $100 million from the nfl will make a tremendous difference, but she is still putting her foot down, no taxpayer money. >> he remains confident that we can get a stadium built in oakland without a direct public subsidy. >> reporter: as for davis' stick point, land. >> mark davis brought up the land was an issue here. what would be your response to that? >> you know, we will be back at the table discussing the issue of land, land value. development po

oakland raiders are staying in oakland for now. if the chargers reject the option to go to la, the window will open once again for the oakland. sam got his wish to move the rams out of his hometown of saint louis. the city tried to convince the nfl of blocking the move. the win means the rams will play in a new stadium in englewood, washington close to lax. the chargers were hoping to go to a different stadium site along with the raider sos the nfl is going to give the rams and the chargers one year to work out a deal to share the rams stadium. or else the chargers are stuck the rams and the chargers shared the la coliseum for one year in 1960.

another teenager. 17-year-old fuse was shot to death on september 20th in oakland a few blocks from the west oakland bart station. oakland city council president lanet macklin says torian was like a grandson to her. police are not releasing the name of the 15-year-old boy under arrest because of his age. >>> authorities in yuba county are searching for answers in the case of a boy left home alone mauled to death by dogs. a spokesperson says the sister of the year-old tyler returned home from work to find the boy's badly mauled body inside the trailer home. he was in foster care and visiting his sister for an approved stay. the attorney says tyler got along with all of the dogs. >> she had no reason to believe that these dogs would pose any threat to her younger brother. >> it is unclear if any criminal charges will be filed. and no word on whether of dogs will be put down. >>> back now to the weather. rain here in the bay area means plenty of new snow in the sierra. up to a foot-and-a-half and up to another two feet on the way. and all of it is a welcome site for skiers. >>> and not just skiers and snowboarders but peopl

oakland police officers. a result of partnership where the san francisco police is helping oakland train new officers. >> you are joining this profession at the most critical time in history. >> the oakland mayor says this profession is at a cross road for change. [cheers and applause] >> daniel is among the 3 oakland officers trained by san francisco police. >> going into san francisco gave me a templet of how to be a police officer. oakland police chief said the oakland officers will face additional weaks of raining back in oakland. plus, field training. >> perfect world we will trade them all in house. we will put them through a 6 week transition course and bring them back to oakland and teaches them about oak skphrapbd how they to things specifically. >> this year, total of 14 recruits that trained with sfpd. no matter which department the officers will serve, they say they share a common reason joining the law enforcement family. >> i always wanted to do something that would actually benefit the community and give back to the community. the new san francisco officers still need to complete 16 weeks of field training. frank? >> all right, amber lee in san francisco tonight. amber, thank you. >> downtown san skwroesa park for the super bowl. we will show you the changes and talk about the econom

oakland. i should start by saying before we met with oakland met with chief workshop guzik consent decree officer in charge of oakland. so, oakland is an interesting police department. i mean, most of us whenever well the riders for me to stand here today and tell you that this department is a department is a great model tells you how far that department has come and i'm here to tell you that i think cultural change within department is very difficult. it has to-it takes a tremendous amount of work. i hope to share with you later, they've just released their 2016 strategic plan. that plan talks about their mission to create a culture of self-examination. in policing. that is an enormous shift from a warrior kind of mentality that was created when we as policymakers made it our business to start a war on crime i'm a war on drugs, and i think a lot of policing, please training, some of what you see today, is a carryover from those times. so, shifting from the warrior to the guardian, the partnerships with the community. this requires a cultural change. what oakland shared with us is the importance and san jose said exactly the same

oakland when they live outside of the city. >> what is different is that oakland has -- there are more mom and pop shops that are more local and very true to oakland. we don't have a lot of tourists type restaurants that you would normally see in other restaurants. this is an oakland event. proud oakland chefs representing the city. >>> from the 14th to the 24th. i like parties and you got one tomorrow. >> a kickoff party tomorrow at swan's market from five to seven and $25 ticket. it gets you ten tasting samples from vendors and a drink ticket as well so come out and party with us. >> i love it. francis wong. we love being part of oakland restaurant week. >> thank you. >>> keba and rosemary. >>> talking weather and we have dried out for the most part. >> yes. >> but now back in a transition. >> and it will hit on not the best time. morning commute. >> i think the brunt of it will pass over when we are sleeping. >> even better. >> great news. we will wake up with slick roads and a few residual showers as we get to wednesday. here is a look at what is going on right now. we do have partly sunny skies. that's a beautiful shot there. half hour or so to the sun sets and you can see that glow. here is another view from the oakland actuary. there is 50 degrees in oaklan

oakland? >> am i? >> i'm extremely disappointed at his action, behavior attitude toward oakland. he lost me. i'll help him pack to leave oakland. >> oaklandor libby schaaf is urging the a's to build a ballpark elsewhere so the raiders can have the coliseum site to themselves. even if davis gets the land he is hundreds of millions short to pay for a new stadium. >>> so what's in a name? likely a big payout for the nfl to a twitter user from the bay area. lawyer are m says skin at gopro has a twitter handle that could be very valuable. it's@ at@la rams. they want to to squeeze out every penny to purchase it. it she took to twitter joking breaking just went down to the courthouse and changed my name to laura [ indiscernible ] cutting its workforce by 7- percent. stock in the san mateo-based fell 28- percent in after hours trading today. the wearable camera maker c lower than anticipated sales during >>> stock in gopro fell 28% after-hours trading today. they are cutting jobs. they cited lower sales during the 4th quarter and expect revenue to be around $435 million for the 4th quarter well below what analysts expected. >>> rough day for stoc

oakland raiders are staying in oakland. >> great news for oakland. within the past hour the network reported that the raiders have with drawn their relocation request and get in the neighborhood of 500 million- dollars from the nfl to put towards building a new stadium in oakland. late word that openers have approved the rams moving to engle side outside of los angeles and now will the chargers be allowed to move and share the stadium with the rams. the owners are meeting and it is possible we could get an answer tonight. >> a new report that says hugh jackson is out of the running for the head coaching job with the san francisco 49ers. san jose columnist jim killacomby wrote something happened since sunday's interview and jackson is no longer a candidate. he also interviewed for the browns top job. >>> developing in oakland where fire crews are still trying to rescue a man that became trapped in a sewer line. he has been trapped for hours. it started before 1:00 this afternoon at 21st avenue and 23rd street in east oakland. looking at live pictures from the scene. we're told the man is a private contractor working in the street for nearby homes. we are told that man is alert and talking. fire crews are using equipment to dig and vacuum the dirt out trying to

mark: we had an interview with the oakland mayor and her view of the oakland raiders and >> mark: we had an interview with the oakland mayor and her view of the oaklandt situation every morning these men ate a tired breakfast and had a tired day. they weren't lumberjacks, they were slumberjacks. then one day jack showed up with a breakfast burrito powered by jalapeños. it didn't just change their morning. it changed everything! turning these tree loggers... into tree lovers. spicy jalapeños, chipotle sauce with grilled bacon, eggs and cheese. the jalapeño bacon breakfast burrito. only at jack in the box. >> darya: we're taking a look at whether in traffic jams could dance >> reporter: things will change in the evening out hours tonight right now it is nice and quiet the wider view does the shower coming through for the most part it will not affect the weather today >> reporter: conditions will be on the cooler side in the 40's and '50's by noontime the sun will come out it should warms up to about 50 or 60 degrees >> reporter: as we get to later we'll have storms that will stay with us pretty much until next tuesday you will need keypad umbrella club

oakland craig's brinn charling picks off the inbounds pass and finds dacey nelson for the basket.. oakland crain down nine to five 2. watch this shot by oakland craig's dacey nelson.. she gets fouled and sends it high off the backboard for the basket.. she'd make the free throw.. oakland craig down nine to eight.3. later in the quarter.. brynn charling with the drive and the basket.. oakland craig down ten to eleven.4. move to the second quarter.. brynn charling again.. picks up the loose ball and scores the basket.. oakland craig up twelve to eleven andnorth bend steals this one 48-40 3 homer trying to end a three game skid. hosting walthill who's on a three game losing stops the skid with a 67-36 win! 1) 1st quarter now off the miss down low the knights breanna woodard with the putback! 2) then off the ensuing inbounds play keali mari with the steal and the layin! it's 17-10 homer!3) back come the lady jays off the offensive rebound by natay parker jenna harlan scores!4) then the jays broke the homer press and septhanie grant scores.5) homer just too strong though. kaylee moe and mikayla arnold working the give and go!homer wins 67-36. doh! 3 ninth ranked gacc has won three in a row. sixth ranked oneill four in a row! 1. pick up action in the first quarter.. o'neill

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oakland restaurant own is pay it forward to help oakland public schools. the chef is donating 5 percent of the customers' bill to the oakland education fund. he graduated from oaklandis holding the fund raidser at all three of his restaurants. the money will be distributed man all oakland schools. >> this year i hope we. resolution a little bit more and my hope is to have other restaurants to latch on. >> dine out and give back goes through the ends of the month and last year he raised $9,000. >> very nice. this is 8:00, two new mountain lion kits in the mountains of southern california attracting a celebrity like attention. look lou cute they are. until they bite you. they are known as p-46 and p-47. they were discovered in december inside a den according to "los angeles times" and this is where the stories get jerry springer-like. the mother had a previous liter fathered by her dad. the researchers thing he may have fathered p-46 and p-47 so as maury would say, you are the father! we will see if that is true when they conduct the d.n.a. test and they conduct the d.n.a. test and if p-46 have >> safety by bart is leaving passengers feel unease and what you should k

oakland city council jan 5th agenda oakland, ca - the first oakland city council meeting of 2016, tuesday evening january 5th, will consider important proposals to strengthen gun safety, including councilmember kaplan's proposal to ban leaving guns unsecured in unattended the oaklandonsider a package of proposals requiring stricter gun safety, from councilmembers kaplan, kalb, and campbell-washington parker. the proposals were first heard on december 15, 2015 during which the public safety committee of the oakland city council unanimously voted to recommend them for council adoption. the gun safety measures have attracted the ire of the nra, coming up. during >> pam: kali talk to gun control levees to say so-called smart guns can save lives. >> reporter: 99 before one griffins 15 year-old son was killed he was excellent shot by a friend who took his father's gun from a on locked area. advocates there following the president's order in the system with security on how to make guns as smart as phones. the department of defense has a huge research about the budget because u.s. government is the largest purchaser firearms in the country this direction from the top could create demand for more advances from the private sector. if this technology had been in place of dea

oakland raiders are staying put but that doesn't mean the team isn't still lacking to leave. we talked to oakland's mayor who said the city is fighting to keep the time in oakland. >> reporter: yes, they are. the owner said over and over he wants to stay in oakland he didn't sound like that last night. when i talked to the mayor earlier she reiterated that oakland is the raiders' home. she thinks it's going to stay that way. what that vote did was basically give them time to get together a deal. the clock at the coliseum just went into overtime with the nfl voting down a plan to move the raiders to l.a. next season. the city of oakland has a key ingredient to try to keep the team. time. >> since i've been the mayor, los angeles has really been looming over this entire story. >> reporter: but after the vote in houston -- >> this is not a win for the raiders. >> reporter: team owner mark

oakland. that's why we're here to make our voices felt and heard. >> oakland mayor libby schaaf recently unveiled plans to build an oakland sports pavilion that she says will be great for the city and will create jobs. in a statement, the raiders said the team will now turn its attention to all options to find a permanent stadium exclusion with no mention of oaklanderiff's deputy armed and hungry is in trouble. 33-year-old benjamin lee a veteran deputy sheriff was's ared for dui and brandishing a firearm, arrested. he became angry waiting in line at a fast-food drive through and pointed a gun at employees. colleagues say this incident is tough for all deputies. >> these problems existed in the past and we'll see them in the future, unfortunately. but know that they are isolated, they are rare, and, um, we understand that public does have a high standard. >> employees called 911 and the police arrived within minutes taking lee into custody. the deputy is on administrative leave pending a criminal and internal investigation. >>> today president obama traveling to nebraska and louisiana after delivering his final state of the union address. the president urging americans to rekindle their belief in the promise of change that initially carried him into the white house in 2008. he said the country must not allow election year division to put economic

oakland raiders are staying put but that doesn't mean the team isn't still lacking to leave. we talked to oakland's mayor who said the city is fighting to keep the time in oakland. >> reporter: yes, they are. the owner said over and over he wants to stay in oakland but he didn't sound like that last night. when i talked to the mayor earlier she reiterated that oakland is the raiders' home. she thinks it's going to stay that way. what that vote did was basically give them time to get together a deal. the clock at the coliseum just went into overtime with the nfl voting down a plan to move the raiders to l.a. next season. the city of oakland has a key ingredient to try to keep the team. time. >> since i've been the mayor, los angeles has really been looming over this entire story. >> reporter: but after the vote in houston -- >> this is not a win for the raiders. >> reporter: team owner mark davis did not sound like a man who wants to stay in oakland. >> we'll see where the raider nation ends up. we'll be working really hard to find aus home. >> he probably shouldn't have said would he said but i understand, he probably felt that he lost something and was very frustrated. if he would commit to the east bay he would have a lot easier time getting t

oakland, the city saturday stroll artwork. along the pass, many galleries host free programs, musical performances, and literary readings. for a map of participating galleries, log onto oakland art murmur.org. the oakland museum is free on sunday. you will find the focus on art and california. the oaklandm is open from 10 to 6. in san francisco, the art museum is free on sunday. this is one of the largest in the world exclusive to asian art. the museum is open from 10:00 to 5:00. looking for something more active? pedal your way into the new year with a bike party. the san francisco celebration is for all riders of different ages, types, and skill levels. the meet up is at civic center plaza at 7:30, and the roll out begins at 8:00. in san jose, it may be your last chance it celebrate the holiday season. the final weekend of christmas in the park takes place at cesar chavez. over 60 musical, and animated instruments. in sports, raiders are away. niners host the rams. sharks host the jets, and warriors host the nuggets. that is weekend watch. >>> you may recall video of a woman tossing a dog to the ground. it was disturbing to watch. tonight we have an update on that animal that's now been located. >> we talked about the cold temperatures to start off 2016. also, a changing weather patt

oakland. we get a bad rap but oakland is a great city. i have lived here all my life and i want the best for oakland. we citizen the best for oaklandal-mart is closing the store on monterey road in san jose january 28. displaced workers get severance pay and job skills training. >> warriors is lost as man games in four game as they have all season: 2. >> what is going on? >> they will try to avoid the first two-game loose, streak in cleveland. they practiced yesterday after losing by 18 points to detroit on saturday night. the game is their first in cleveland since winning the title. another big national audience on martin luther king day. >> we have great memories but that means nothing for tomorrow. we have to can out and play with the guys. come out and compete. >> we have not played...in any other setting since i can remember so finals, obviously, and we have been there before. it will be permit how we start. >> tip-off is 5:00 p.m. tonight. looking forward to it. >> the schedule is getting harder. announce 5:26 and we have another full 90 minutes of news including steve harvey's heartfelt reaction to the miss universe mistake.

oakland. >> the raider fans will be happy you are staying? >> where? >> in oakland. >> are we staying? >> we are exited to doing the work to keep the raiders in oakland to a way that is responsible. to the team. to the nfl. to the great fans. but also to the taxpayers of oakland. >> the san diego chargers have a career to decide if though will join the rams at the new $1.9 billion stadium in inglewood. if they decline the raids have the tops move to los angeles. however mark davis is not limiting the team to california and said anywhere in america could be home to raider nation. anywhere with the right stadium. >> thank you, some fans are ready to abandon the team if the team abandoned oakland again but right now they all right with it the team's lease has expired fans hopeful the raiders going to stick around. >> they moved to los angeles i hung in there and they moved back and i am still a fan. my boys are raider fans. i am happy to hear they are staying. >> authority chairman of the coliseum said they will do their best to keep the raiders in the east bay. >> youth soccer league lost the fight to keep the until off of the tub. a judge's injunction was rejected to stop the media center for the super bowl 50 next to the stadium. but the san jose earthquakes

oakland had this fantastic challenge with president obama, and president obama please come to oakland, california, please come, we're doing it here in oakland. >> anybody out there? you don't have it? better come and get it before the republicans take it away from you. >> reporter: the deadline to sign up is this sunday january 31. if you don't sign up by that time you will have to pay a fine. there are extended hours at this office inside city hall from now to friday. 10:00 is the closing time and allen this saturday and sunday they close at midnight. >> that's some incentive. da lin in oakland, thanks so much. and ken, i must say when i asked the president about the, um, the incentive for local communities and that being a visit by the president, he thought if 134,000 people in the east bay in oakland sign up, that's pretty much incentive for those people to go ahead and get on board. >> absolutely. now, you know, he could have had a big national news conference in the press room there at the white house to get this healthcare message out. maybe libby schaaf answered the question but why do you think he went local instead? he reached out to us. >> reporter: well, he said it very clearly. been there, done that, been on cnn. done the town hall meeting, he has done the national campaign. he wanted to focus on 20 local cities and in particular the 7 of us that came from local tv stations and again as you said, when you talked to toomey here in washington, we are the only bay area station invited. he that's that the gravitas of local news that someone like us here talking about

oakland and wanted to both be police officers in oakland. the twins celebrated their achievement together. >> raise your right hand. >> 33 officers joined the ranges of the oakland police department today and a new beginning for the class. but it was extra special for oaklandtwins. he became an officer in 2014 pinned the badge on his brother isaac. isaac and isaiah started in the same police academy but isaac has to go through it again and now they're side-by-side, officers in the city where they grew up. they may look identical but they're actually fraternal twins. >> when i graduated i felt half of my dream was accomplished because my other half wasn't with me but now it's complete. >> it's surreal, i always imagined this dream coming true and now if feels surreal. glad to be a part of the team. >> two of you is better than one. >> i'm grateful and thankful that they both have accomplished a dream that they had since 5 years of age. >> they're among many who have relatives wearing the badge. >> there are lots of families in law enforcement. and people follow their parents. >> he had his badge pinned on by his dad. >> thanks for being such a good role model all of those years. >> my pleasure. >> and for everyone, this was a day of celebration. >> i'll be

oakland. these are live pictures looking at downtown oakland. the traffic early morning in downtown oakland from our rooftop camera. beautiful wednesday morning, middle of the week. and we thank you for joining us. wednesday, january 27th. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. and steve is talking about the weather which seems pretty mild. >> interesting to note, all that snow in new york, today they're having 40s and 50s. >> really? >> it's not going to last, it's going quick. >> maybe they can melt some of the snow down. >> we don't have that here. we have 40s and 50s on the lows. mostly clear i should say. not sunny yet. mostly clear to the north and cloudy to the south. a weak system sending in cloud cover. and a little haze. not much of a breeze. and what's there is slightly offshore. san jose today, 63, 49, under mostly cloudy skies in the morning. and partly sunny. 60, 43 is average. 76 in 1988. and you can see a lot of the cloud cover. not as much to the north. and patchy fog and yesterday was much, much greater coverage of the fog. 40s and 50s and plenty of 30s yesterday. calistoga a little cooler. petaluma, sebastopol. partly sunny and partly cloudy and the next system is on the way to the north. and late thursday and friday. clouds in the morning and partly sunny and haze around the edges. temperatures rebounding to the upper 50s and maybe a few mid- 60s, especially santa cruz and capitola. >>> we have some problems now. steve. one of the big ones is a jack knifed truck on highway 92. and if you're leaving half moon bay, do not use highway 92. it's west of skyline and blocking both directions. getting from 280 to half moon bay or the other way around is a no go. chp has not arrived yet. san mateo county sheriff is on the scene. and this is bad news for you if you live on the coast and want to get to 280. i would say use highway 1 through pacifica. and if you're a pacifica driver, more of your friends will be joining you on the commute up to -- and the daly city route or woodside. 92 is not passable. you'll just get caught in a bunch of slow traffic. it's blocking both directions off highway 92. a big mess in san mateo county. i want to go to highway 4 which is normal and 160, the antioch bridge is blocked by a stalled big rig. northbound 160 is completely blocked and southbound is a mess as well. so if you use that bridge you'll be in a bunch of slow traffic. let's go to the san mateo bridge and that traffic is okay getting to the peninsula if you're heading south to palo alto. it's moderate or north into san francisco. getting to san francisco from oakland right now is a big mess coming around the bay bridge toll plaza. it's jam packed. san francisco has been a mess downtown because of super bowl city closures, and it's going to be that way. a lot of people are trying to get into the city early. it's not an original area. 6:34. and back to the desk. >>> the berkeley police department is about to change the way it handles public protests. this is all in response to the way the 2014 black lives matter protest really got out of hand. >> alex savidge has been following this with the recommendations that will be put in place. alex-- >> reporter: good morning to you guys. the police review commission in berkeley took a close look at the demonstration two years ago. and they came up with ways that officers could have better handled the large crowd that was on hand. and last night the berkeley city council adopted the commission's report. [yelling] >> and this was protest in question that prompted this review in the first play. you may remember

oakland. city officials accused them of racial profiling. john suzuki reports that oakland residents that use the app agree. >>> the diamond district of oakland is a multi-cultural area that long time residents appreciate and not everyone that lives there feel at home. >> they feel stereotyped and they feel racially profiled. it is just football coaches a good feeling. >> not the feeling that anybody wants in their neighborhood but that's how some people of color feel because of what they see on the next-door neighbor social network. >> it is anonymous and people use it. hey there is this guy that makes the wrong skin color and i'm scared. and it is people's worse fears that come out. >> and so you do see a lot of it. >> i do see a lot. >> the app is used for all kinds of purposes informing residents of missing pets and upcoming garage sales and suspicious behavior in the neighborhood. >> suspicious character. vehicles. suspicious vehicles. >> invariably the users say the suspicious people are people of color. >> racial profiling is there. >> all too often neighbors will report suspicious behavior and only name race and gender. what they are describing and sometimes it is actually lawful behavior. >> this woman is angry because she says next door has not done enough to post information. >> creative form you have to click through and say the person had long hair or short hair. they were dark skinned or light skinned or wearing white tennis shoes or a hat and driving in a red or blue car and there is the suspicious behavior. pulling on every single door handle like the doors on my street. >> the next door officials appeared next week and campbell says they are not as receptive to change as they would like and plans to invite them back and demand they change their policies. in oakland, i'm john suzuki, ktvu news. >>> san francisco police say that a teenager girl escaped her abductees and went to police. two men and a woman from the east bay are under arrest. the teenager walked into the mission police station and told officers she was forced into prostitution. >>> police from the mission station and the department special victims unit quickly launched an investigation. >>> she escaped. she had her wits about her. she realized there was a moment of opportunity. and she wanted to take advantage of that moment and went to the police station immediately where we were able to give her protection and make the arrest. >> police have identified the three people arrested. they are 21-year-old randall to haveval and 22-year-old gregory gamble of oakland and 18-year- old kiara franklin an san leandro. the charges involve human trafficking and kidnapping and pimping and pandering as well as conspiracy. the mugshots are not released because this investigation is ongoing. >>> su

oakland residents having lunch, knowing that what they spend today will have an impact on the oakland students. >> it builds the kind of oakland we want to live in. i think it's great thing. >> i have a child of my own and it's great to see hem caring about our youth. i really appreciate it. >> syhabout's dine out and give back fundraiser goes through the end of the month. in oaklandelendez, abc7 news >> very nice, chef syhabout. coming up next, open a roll. how a roller rink will be celebrating increase speed, full throttle! (over intercom) ann, are you coming in? negative! stay on target. what are you guys doing? r2, thrusters! they're closing in! i'll guard the base. for every family that lives star wars, this is the place where star wars lives. where a galaxy far, far away... ...is closer than ever before. move along. come join us...as star wars awakens. and right now you can save on premium rooms at the disneyland resort. >> here are the numbers from last night's powerball draw. no one picked all six of those numbers. wednesday's jackpot grows to $50 million. >> happening today, you can be part of the celebration of the last roller rink on the peninsula. the redwood roller rink in redwood city is celebrating more than 60 years today. the peninsula roller girls is hosting this free event. you can bring the family for some food and some fun. it all starts at 4:

oakland, but when he refers to raider nation, he's not referring to just oakland fans, he's referring to the entire nation. maybe deep down, he wants to stay in oakland, but he's certainly going to explore all of his options. he's a businessman. after all, they're looking for the best deal. i think he made that really clear that he's not stuck on oakland, as he's literally surrounded by the media after his podium interview today. >> oakland, 2016? >> i don't know where we'll be. we don't have a lease right now at the oakland coliseum. our lease is expired. >> you've always drawn well in san diego. can you rule that out as an option? >> i'm not going to go ifs, ands, or buts right now. america, the world is a possibility for the raider nation. >> do you think fans will be happy you're staying? >> where? >> in oakland. >> are we? >> there you go, he says it himself. are we? coy is a good word. when he says raider nation, i think that leaves the door open. >> could be anywhere. >> we'll have more later on in sports. >> thank you, mark. our coverage also continues online, and we want you to know about what you think about the nfl's moves today. so you can weigh in on our facebook page if you'd like to join in on the conversation. >>> this is a live picture of the rescue operation to free a plumber trapped underground in oakland since lunc

. >> the oakland raiders are the oakland raiders. >> oakland will get money from the nfl to completely stadium. >> they need to do that. jack tatum. >> the game is changing. >> i have to tell you, i am sorry. i know i shouldn't have. >> stolen cross-bow. >> i just love atkinson. i loved the raiders. >> you just have to stop. >>> it's time now -- before the bell. >> george bland, not only kicked until he was like in his 40s. he was quarterback. my dad would get so ticked off every time they would have darrell lamonica in instead of bland. >>> the game is too dangerous. sara. >>> we'll shift the conversation to stocks. we could be looking at a bounce here at the open after the worst start to a year ever. number one, the price of oil is actually rising for the first time all year. things have calmed down a bit in the energy pits. in china, which everybody has been worried about this year, put out better than expected trade numbers on exports and imports. their currency has been a little calmer. those two things could help fuel another rally on wall street. the price of oil will be a key f

oakland raiders are staying in oakland for now. if the chargers reject the option to go to la, the window will open once again for the oakland. sam got his wish to move the rams out of his hometown of saint louis. the city tried to convince the nfl of blocking the move. the win means the rams will play in a new stadium in englewood, washington close to lax. the chargers were hoping to go to a different stadium site along with the raider sos the nfl is going to give the rams and the chargers one year to work out a deal to share the rams stadium. or else the chargers are stuck the rams and the chargers shared the la coliseum for one year in 1960. looks like the rams will be back at the coliseum again for three years as their new stadium is built. >>> in the last year, drivers in colorado have seen a huge drop in what we pay at the pumps. the current average is 1.85. that is down a dollar a gallon from august. as you can see in this chart, colorado's grade is going below the average. the drop in gas prices goes and demand. there is so much crude oil and weak demand in china. oil dropped below $30 a barrel today. something it has not done since december of 2003. oil prices have been down every 2016. falling nearly 17% so far. it is down 80% since the high it hit in 2008 when we were paying $4 a gallon for gas. could go all the way down to $10 a barrel. that news leading to changes in the energy industry. bp plans to cut 4,000 jobs because of falling oil prices. >> oil and gas is a $37 billion a year industry here in colorado. whitney wild explains what the ongoing price decline will mean for them. >> reporter: oil is in an all- out free fall dropping from $90 a barrel to just more than $30 a barrel tuesday. it is enough to make you wonder if the industry is starting to panic. colorado oil and gas hailey. >> when a commodity price drops you have a challenging time. tightening of jobs. >> reporter: in 2015, about 2,000 people lost their jobs due to falling oil prices. layoffs we saw in the 1980s but again, we don't know where the bottom is. >> reporter: hailey adds oil hit sector. in december 2014, 77 rigs were up and running. as of last friday, there were just 22. will is a professor at the colorado school of mines and worried. >> they are asking how long will this occur. >> reporter: he recommends that students continue to look for ways to market themselves. >> the advice i give to them is you have to be flexible. this is a big change as far as what the expect takes were compared to the reality. >> reporter: they say the industry can be unpredictable. that is just how it is with oil. the question, how much longer can the industry hold on? in denver, whitney wild, 9news. >> hailey points to an upside. consumers are paying less for gas, heating bills have dropped the u.s. is declining. >>> old pizza bear, you stole our slices and your hearts and we know where you are going to end up after your meal in the springs. >> secret netflix categories. how to find them and unlock them. >> the governor announced a couple of weeks ago he got engaged. today, we find out the wedding is a few days away. >> then kathy tells us how long we will enjoy our 50-degree weather. >> and why the broncos done need any defensive backs in >> remember the little pizza bear that went looking for pizza in the springs in september? he is not so little anymore. that cub has packed on the pounds going from 40 to 140 i pounds. here he is returning to the wild. wildlife workers took the cub appears to be in the woods with the hope he will not remember how wonderful pizza is. >>> two weeks after announcing his engagement, governor john hickenlooper and his girlfriend are getting married. he mentioned his fiance and mentioned they had a chance to get married this weekend or wait a few months. they are having a very small ceremony and will tie the knot saturday. >>> if you use netflix a lot, you may not know a secret trick to unlock secret categories. this story has been one of the most read on 9news.com. the trick is simple. go to their website and you search codes to open any of 100 specific categories. we have the step by step instructions and the codes online. and it is never too early to make your summer concert plans. we have a list of the shows already scheduled for red rocks this year. the first concert takes place that will be winter on the rocks. on january 29. after that, you have to wait a while. there are 30 shows already set through september. check out the list on 9news.com. >>> i need to do that. >> there are some great concerts up there. sometimes if you are there at just the right time, you might be lucky enough to see a spectacular sunset. did you see the one tonight? we had a wonderful view from our tower camera at sports authority field. the pink, the purple, the blue. check it out. a great picture of the just vibrant pink color off on the horizon this evening. they almost look like water color paintings. also reminding us how cold it is. speaking of cold, look at gunnison's high winds. 45 in denver today. that is pretty good for mid january. weld county temperatures held watching the wind in the foothills. closed i-285 because of blowing snow. while the winds die down, they will return tomorrow. dia reporting 29 degrees. winds are light out of the east, southeast. a light breeze here in the backyard, we were returning just a little milder than dia. temperatures falling now as skies are starting to clear. january as you know is one of our snowier months on average. seven inches of snow. we are halfway there. but, with an active weather pattern that will see a series of weather systems cross our state from the northwest throughout the weekend, we may add to the number a little bit. high wind warning out. winter weather advisory out. the areas shaded in blue and beneficial rain for northern california. and alberta clip sore creating all kinds of problems. snow, wind, treacherous driving conditions. we have windchill advisories from minneapolis and cincinnati and heavy know and wind across many of the airport hubs in the northeast. that low is just chugging along. will keep the storm north of us one more day before the storm system to the west moves in. with the jet stream to the north of us for now, tomorrow probably is the warmest day of the week with high temperatures above average. but notice how the jet is taking the cold arctic air right through the midwest into the great lakes. bismarck 33. high of 24 in chicago. high thin clouds coming in from the northwest. winds picking up along the foothills. but there are no wind advisories posted. blowing snow. the canyons, the higher passes but the snow is going to hold off in the north and west of the high country until probably late tomorrow or thursday. gunnison, 20 below. seven below in leadville. 12 in greeley compared to 22 in colorado springs, 21 denver. not too shabby for january. elevations. 30s in the high countries. decent travel weather. skiing snow boarding conditions are great. pack a little bit with this current weather pattern that sees the first weather system in thursday night. this night dry. partly cloudy. 21. windy along the foothills. the winds will dye down only to return tomorrow. low 20s in the morning. mid 50s will feel great. friday night colder. clearing saturday. flurries the second system rolling in sunday into monday. then, we have a third system we are tracking for about the middle of next week. so, when the guys take the field, about 38 degrees but there is a chance of flurries and when they come off with a big win, temperature ins the 20s . not an awful forecast. typical for january. but it is cold but so beautiful. another spectacular winter scene. >> that is a great shot. thanks kathy: we interrupt this newscast for a united long lines again at today's give away. those not in line early missed out. tomorrow morning the give away will start 6:00 a.m. in broomfield at the king soopers. and west 136 avenue at 7:00 a.m. in the afternoon, buena vista 3:00 a.m. u.s. 24 and oak streeted. aurora, oak streak. also at 4:00, boulder. king soopers. that con clouds our broncos magnet advertiser. we join 9news already in progress. >>> once again, hundreds of you have stepped up to our challenge to post your pictures. the theme today kids in broncos gear. we have a photo gallery online and on our facebook page. you can still submit yours online using the hash tag we are broncos. tomorrow, we will have bronco if you have one, get those >> from colorado's sports leader here is drew soicher. >> pittsburgh steelers quarterback big ben will insist on throwing screen passes when all you want to do is go deep. he confirmed he suffered an ac sprain and torn ligaments in his throwing shoulders in his bengals but he plan to play in denver this weekend. >> ben has a chance. we will manage him day-to-day. he will be a partial tomorrow. get his run game readiness ready to go. and we will inn crease his activity as the week goes. >> even though roethlisberger can't throw a football, i can tell you are really worried tonight and it is okay. i understand. i know why. since the nfl went to the current playoff format, the broncos have earned a first round bye and home divisional game seven different time begins with a thriller against the oilers in 1991. after john elway led an 87-yard drive, gary kubiak made a late save on a slow snap. broncos win 26-24. perhaps the most devastating loss in franchise history 1996 as heavy favorites to cruise through the playoffs and win the superbowl, the broncos had a stunning upset in their first post season game. 30-27. same situation. two years later, now as defending champions, the broncos weren't going to blow it this time pounding the miami dolphins 38-3. the team's largest post season margin of victory ever en route to their sec consecutive nfl title. the first time the broncos faded tom brady in the playoffs was in the 2005 divisional round. chance bailey returns an interception 100 yards. broncos beat the patriots. who could forget how the broncos were eliminated in the 2012 playoffs. joe flacco's last minute 70- yard rocky mountain rainbow caught by jacolby jones to tie the game. the following season featured peyton manning's first bronco playoff victory. broncos beet the chargers. manning threw a couple of short touchdown passes. then in 2014, following another first round bye, the broncos were upset again. manning was out-played by his indianapolis replacement andrew luck and the colts advanced 24- 13. that makes the broncos 4-3 at home in the nfl playoffs following a week's vacation. >> how depressing. >>> avalanche only wish that lightning struck twice tonight. they suffered their most lop sited shod down of the season. they lose 4-0. the rockies are going to trade carlos gonzalez. three of the wonderful outfielders. that becameover when they signed geraldo parra. that is start-up money meaning somebody else has to go. we are going to play drew's clues. clue number one, he was hoping to move the raiders from oakland. back to los angeles. but the nfl owners kicked the chargers and the rams instead tonight. clue number two at the league's prez conference. he said we came in third with a big smile on his face. and clue number three, though he is a multibillionaire, he doesn't spend any money on haircuts. the answer is raiders owner, mark davis. [ laughter ] >> maybe he just needs a little gel. >> he needs more than that. pete rose needs gel too. i have a very rare mark davis which he is wearing the same helmet. >> kyle, don't touch that. >> 52 degrees and we take a slide into the weekend with a few flurries. but drew says says not to worry. >> yeah, we got this. >> see you tomorrow.

oakland. 42 new sfp the officers graduated last night and for the first time three oakland officers graduated from the same academy. thanks to a new partnership with said physical was helping train for oakland. oaklandwill then give the three even more training back in their city. >> going to symphysis go give me a template of how to become a police officer. >> we train them in house so we get these guys through a six- week transition course and bring them back to oakland and teach them more about oakland and how we do things specifically. >> at the graduation the police chief spoke about last month's deadly shooting of mario woods. he says he's working to rebuild trust with community. who delivered us here in studio in a little bit.>>> river plaza drive hiring drivers with nonviolent felony records. uber says it will have a zero- tolerance for dui convictions critics of appears the ridesharing company of poor driver screening in the past. >>> a tennessee family is rich this morning after claiming their part of the $1.6 billion powerball jackpot. >> we're going to take the lump sum. because we are not guaranteed tomorrow. >> they chose the lump sum and after taxes, john allison robinson will take ho

oakland city council woman dead. torrey houston was shot to death on december 20th in oakland just a few blocks from the bart station. he was a grandson of oakland city council president lanet mca hainey. police have arrested a 15-year- old boy in that killing. his name is being withheld due to his age. >>> a total disregard for life. that's what happened in downtown oakland after two people got into an argument. one of them pulled out a gun and the next thing you know an innocent bystander was shot and wound. >> it happened on 13th street where the 12th street oakland bart station is. city hall is just around the corner. christina rendon talked about the shooting. >> reporter: 13th and broadway and in oakland tuesday morning. an officer watched an argument on the sidewalk and saw the open fire on the businesses. >> a woman caught in the cross hairs is expected to survive. >> unfortunately an innocent bystander was struck and went to the hospital and in stable condition. >> a gun was found ditched about a block away thanks to good samaritans. investigators say the suspect may have jumped on to bart to make a quick get away. this example of gun violence happening a block from city council is what they are trying to prevent. >> if we could keep guns out of some people's hands it would be great. >> city council is voting on several gun proposals. police offi

oakland airport. kpix 5 reporter da lin says losing the oakland store is going to hurt very soon. >> reporter: allen, this is perhaps the biggest economic blow to oakland in recent years the loss of jobs, tax dollars, and a big retailer in east oakland. there are 11 smaller stores in this shopping center that depend on the foot traffic that walmart brings. now those stores are also in jeopardy. >> they are closing right now? >> reporter: sunday last deja oh. >> i'm surprised. i just don't know what went wrong. >> reporter: shock and anger. >> once again, they are closing a major store in the black community. and, you know, we need these stores because a lot of us don't have transportation. >> i think it's a travesty. there are no stores in oakland anymore. >> reporter: the oakland store closes on sunday. city leaders are just as stunned. >> the loss of some of these jobs may cause some of these young families to become homeless. >> reporter: a councilman says the store employs more than 400 part-time and full-time workers. many of them are free east oakland. he worries some won't get a job offer elsewhere. >> that not good. i don't know what happened. i don't understand. >> reporter: losing the anchor tenant means the 11 smaller sto

oakland and the mayor to the city of oakland. >> and the mayor says he will not fund that in oakland. >>> and legislation, all cost estimates in the large scale events will be done before the city agrees to host an event. >> this comes as some concerns about the cost of san francisco hosting the super bowl 50. >> we are joined by the supervisor mark farrell. a lot of people are concerned that the same thing could happen with what happened with the america's cup, the city was left with the tab. others say that attacking the nfl is a thinly veiled play of city hall. in reality, the city does not have anything to worry about, so review stand on this?>> the super bowl is again posted in santa clara. what is happening in san francisco is a free public event, family friendly and open to everybody. when you think about the super bowl, and hosting the super bowl in san francisco, we are talking about a free public event, something we should celebrate and encourage. we should all be excited about this, not only in san francisco, but throughout the bay area. >> wasn't this discussed months ago?>> absolutely. they include a budget that included all of the super bowl calls, six months ago, and it was unanimously approved. from the perspective of the city, we thought about this already and have approved this. the host community that is putting on the super bowl events throughout the bay area, particularly the in a felt city that would be part of the event, san francisco, has raised millions of dollars to produce the event, and they are giving $13 million to the local nonprofits and the bay area and san francisco. so instead of criticizing this, we should be thanking them for contributing to the bay area.>> let's talk about the services in the bay area and san francisco. the san francisco police want more officers and more gear. is it true that they would not be reimbursed for the money they have spent for the changes they are making and the services provided leading up to the super bowl?>> a point to take into context, for any free event, whether it is the chinese parade, gay pride parade, any world series over the last of five years inside the city of san francisco, we do not ask the entities to pay for the police department or for the muni services. we do not tell them they won the world series and are now tagged with a $2 million bill to put on a parade. this is civic pride, putting on great events. this is what we do.>> your answer is no that the police and muni are not being reimbursed?>> no. we do not do this to other events in the city of san francisco, and this super bowl is a free event to the public of san francisco and the bay area, and it should not be treated any differently. >> and you're fine with this, and what hosting this party would mean for the bay area in the future? and they may want come back to the bay area and have another super bowl.>> absolutely. and think about the exposure of san francisco, these 32nd spots putting -- 30 32nd -- 30 seconds in the spotlight, and you cannot put a price tag on this.>> you said we already knew this would cost a certain amount of money, and essentially it would be made up and with the charity organizations, so why do you think people are having a problem with this now?>> i think it is politically motivated, easy to take a cheap shot at the nfl, but we have to think about what we are talking about. we are talking about a host city, and $50 million, charities, and a free event for the public.>> where did the city go wrong with the america's cup?>> that was a multi-gear event that took a long time to produce. the committee that was structured did not even raise enough to put on the event themselves, let alone think about reimbursing the city. that was a completely different structure. i think what we have seen in san francisco over the last years, we've learned from the past, and corrected the mistakes. if we are going to charge parades and other events, we can have that discussion. >> the chinese new year parade should be treated the same way as the super bowl?>> i think we need to. large scale three events to the public, whether the world series or parade, that is what we do in san francisco. we put on big events for the residents, and the public, and we do a good job. >> you don't look at the super bowl is having the deepest pockets, versus schools, community groups, that are barely scraping together, and you would charge the same for the permit? >> that is where the confusion comes from. the nfl is putting on the gain in santa clara. and the nfl has raised if you mean dollars to produce these events for free for the public and san francisco. the nfl itself is putting on that single game in santa clara. what is happening for free for the bay area residents, hosting these events that are free to the public. from my perspective, we are lucky to have these free events, and that is what makes san francisco an exciting place to be, and i think we should be doing this all the time. >> thank you for coming on, and we will talk about this more this morning. >> who should pay for the large scale events like the super bowl? let us know with the #ktvu the nine. >>> president obama getting ready to deliver his final state of the union address. and the guest that were invited to be in the audience, including the 49er fans. >>> up next, we go live to san francisco, where the city leaders are giving an update on their plan to fight human trafficking. after trying brookside crunchy clusters, @carlybeyar tweeted: at this point, i should just be a brookside chocolate ambassador. well, i am sorry, carly... it's something you earn. brookside. talk about delicious. >>> taking a look at the dow jones, it is ever so slightly in the green. that is the case right now for the nasdaq and s&p, on the positive side.>>> the raider fans in the bay area are on the edge of their seats as the nfl owners are holding the meeting to determine the future of the raiders, chargers and rams.>> deciding which team will move to the la area.>> reporter: will the raiders moved to la? will it be the chargers or the rams? that is what is being discussed here in houston. the meeting started 9 am local time, all 32 teams are in attendance. to say that this meeting is rare is an understatement. to call a meeting on one issue, relocation, and the belle of the playoffs shows how important this issue is. and the commissioner roger goodale is leading the commission, and the 32 owners will have a vote. we watch as they walked into the meeting room one by one, and the raiders owner mark davis seems optimistic. and the reporter asked him if he is coming to la, and he waved a credential at the media. here's what is on the table. we have a proposal for the joint stadium for the chargers and the oakland raiders in carson. then we had the competing proposal for the stadium for the st. louis rams in inglewood. to make it interesting, the dallas cowboys owners jerry jones has a thorough proposal for the chargers and rams to share the stadium in carson. the owners are not talking about the issue. there are a few raiders fans who have arrived outside of the hotel, gathering with signs. one flew in from oakland today is to be here. he says that we are not the portable raiders, they are the oakland raiders. la has not had a pro football team in two decades. we wait for the decision on which team, if any, will feel this. >>> white house officials say that the president is planning a nontraditional state of the union address. this is the last time that president obama will make this walked down the aisle for the state of the union address. trying to make this speech resonate as the administration winds to a close. they released a preview last week, and said we should not expect a laundry list

oakland for the kickoff party. 100 restaurants are participating in this event. the visit oakland tourism organization says the city has more than 300 new restaurants opening since 2013. >> oakland feels like the epicenter of something really exciting happening right now. and we just feel like we're right in the middle of it. >> reporter: he's owner of red bay coffee. >> the last couple years has been a really big hike in growth. >> reporter: that growth and every dining check also means more tax revenue for oaklandch last year pulled in about $10 million in sales taxes from restaurants and hotels. >> reporter: the sales tax revenue is up by 6% year over year. >> reporter: she opened her store, our juice, three months ago. >> it captures the heart and spirit of what oakland is about supporting small businesses. >> and oakland's mayor hopes to bring more restaurants and businesses to town. >> we're doing micro lending for nontraditional borrowers, and that's helping in the food industry and restaurant industry. >> reporter: i think most of us who live in oakland know there are lots of good options. and it brings in other people who may not know that. that's a great thing. >> reporter: i'm officially hungry. >>> restaurant week continues through january 24th and we have a link to all the participating restaurants on the web links section of www.ktvu.com. >> i'm going to try some new restaurants. >> steve was out there yesterday. >> and you do forget about oakland. a lot of people head into the city

oakland. officers say it started along interstate 80 in oakland and ended where you see it in east oakland at 3:00 a.m., officers say the occupants were throwing drugs and other evidence out the windows. the driver rammed into three patrol cars. somehow in the middle of all of this chaos, no one was hurt. >> a man is facing eight areas in prison and a $250,000 fine after being arrested on terrorism charges. aws mohammed younis al-jayab is from iraq. he is accused of traveling to syria to fight with different organizes in 2013 and lying about it. the 23-year-old was arrested yesterday. a second man was take were into custody in texas. the governor of that state said the arrests may have prevent add terror-thed event. officials say the investigation in california led to the arrest of three of al-jayab's relatives in business. >> major players in the obama white house meet with local deck leaders in san jose to discuss the use of social media by groups. the attorney general and fbi general take part in the meeting to try to persuade executives from using more to block terrorists from using the internet to are crude and incite violence. >> [blank] [ blank ]. >> a deed mail passenger on uniteed flight causing a big constitutance. 30 minutes after taking off from negotiation headed to o'hare she told the crew she wanted off plane. she is accused of assaulting other passengers. she was restrained until the pilot landed in detroit. she was arrested. >> the commute is getting worse in the bay area. companies chipping in to help the government find new ways to ease congestion. what does this mean for the daily drive? >> blame the commute on the jobs. the economy is good. the silicon valley is home to the biggest technical companies such as facebook. is the commute drive people out the bay area? >> frustrating. when i retire in june we are move out of the bay area to get away from the traffic. >> the governor announced spending $37 billion from the proposed $170 billion budget on transportation but man think it is not enough but facebook is looking in with $1 million contribution to improve the contribution. tech companies want to make the employees happy and traffic can be a big quality of life issue. >> wonderful silicon valley companies doing so well in our valley and around the world they need to contribute more. >> the san francisco state professor specializing in transportation told the san francisco chronicle it raised questions on who does the study and does it only benefit facebook and wants to see if others follow the facebook lead. >> keep watching. >> san francisco mayor lee will be sworn in for the second term this morning. the ceremony starts at 11:30 and governor brown. add minute the oath. a group expected to attend is the justice for more row -- mario woods group, who was by police after carrying a but the federal knife. though will demand the chief be replaced. >> a newly elected sheriff is the first woman to hold the office and will be sworn in defeated the incumbent. she is one of the first women ever to gin the department. the california senior senator feinstein a former mayor of san francisco is going to administer the oath at city hall later today. >> police in deck have identified the man investigators say shot and wounded an innocent woman just pushing a baby stroller. he pull as gun. he shoots. he runs away. this happened on tuesday morning at 14th and broadway. valdez fired after an argument with another man. the israel are was hit by a stray bullet. she is out of the hospital. the baby is not hurt. >> we are helping pore about additional episodes of violence at the tobinworld schools in an doing. this mug shot of come cam was -- of kamaljot kaur was released after being arrested on wednesday of child abuse. the aide is seen abusing a nine-year-old student. public records from antioch police show that from 2008 to 2014 there were 35 reported episodes of violence between staff and students at three tobinworld locations in antioch including 16 alleges of assault by a student on a staff member and 19 incidents of a staff member or teacher on a student. if a statement they say "we horrified bit recent event at our tobinworld campus and not tolerate the abuse of any child." the second aide has been suspend but not arrested. >> the mother of a six-year old boy with severe heart condition is suing to stop construction of the new warriors arena in (. claiming traffic problems will prevent her from getting her son to the children's hospital which is a thousand feet from the site. the warriors want to have the arena open by the 2018 season. next month the sang ralph city council will consider an effort to ban marijuana growing. the city is one of several in the state scrambling to prepare for three new state laws adding if you regulation to cultivation and delivery and the city officials say the actions may not be needed as the state lawmakers eliminate a march 1 deadline for the cities to adopt the laws. >> plastic bags could be a thing of the past in another bay area county. county. all the world's -lois pricese. 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>> that is right. friday lite, northbound 280 from 101 to cupertino is continue minutes. it is looking good. the drive in san rafael, out of novato, to san francisco, it is 22 minutes. and fog is higher off the road this morning than the other day. we have a problem in the south bay southbound 680 at alum rock a stall pingup with the hood up. a dangerous situation potentially. well look at the bay bridge commute in a minute. >> with all of rain we have received we will look at where the drought is. we are still severe, extreme, and exceptional the three highest levels but the exceptional is eastern contra costa and the severe is across the north bay in marin and snow -- sonoma. >> now the storm impact scale so you can see what is coming our way. "1" is light and (5) -- and "5" is severe. no problems so "1", a few sprinkles along the coast with patchy fog if san rafael and the thickest is around livermore. today, fog and sprinkles in the morning and light rain in the evening, showers linger into saturday and dry on sunday and rain every other day next week. 7:00 to 9:00 a few sprinkles and possibly through noon but the light rain is moving in at 5:00 to 7:00 and we will start to see you at 10:00 to midnight the light-to-moderate rain rolling through all the way until about 3:00 toll. rainfall amounts are .1" in the south bay and the rest of us arrest quarter to a third of an inch and the same storm will hit the sierra so the seven-day forecast shows easy getting up there today and getting home on sunday and fresh powder for saturday. for our forecast, we will look and show you what is going on as far as rain on monday morning and wednesday. >> the toyota report is good, with new snow and great drive with no chains needed we with four hours to alpine. heavenly is good with a nice bay and no chain requirements on 50. so you can sneak up there if you can. 80 is clear and you do need chains to get to kirkwood on highway 88, at 74" base. fantastic skiing and from driving. >> enjoy skiing. >> if you looked at your phone bill you may have been..."7 on your side" is breaking counsel the confusing charges. >> if you own a volkswagen impacted by the emission scandal impacted by the emission scandal a you it car could be i life. you never really know what's coming. life just... happens. just when you think you know where it's going sfx: (ambulance sirens) it takes you someplace else. and that's why covered california is here. to help californians who need health insurance get it. so you'll be ready next time life happens. because it's more than just health care. it's life care. even tempur-pedic mattress sets getat low clearance prices!c, save even more on floor samples, demonstrators, and closeout inventory! the year end clearance sale is on now at sleep train! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. mmmm, yoplait. >> health officials are no longer monitoring travels for ebola, with no longer a need since the outbreak has been declared over in liberia, and sierra leone. more than 11,000 people died from the disease during the outbreak. in california, 1,300 travelers were monitored. no cases were ever found. >> volkswagen could be buying back 115,000 diesel powered cars in the up, a fifth of the cars backed by the emission scandal. a german newspaper reports they would refund owners the-they paid or offer discounts on a new vehicle. the remaining cars will get significant upgrades to comply with united states regulations. >> "7 on your side" is tackling tough questions. today michael finney is explaining something on phone bill. >> telephone charges, especially those state taxes it kills me. you pay the tell bills and you can see different taxes. i am just amazeed. the charges go up. is there a way you can figure it out? >> you can figure it out but you have to take time and know what you are doing. the cpu oversees and approves the charges. right new there are six map dates telecommunication surcharges that support a variety of public programs here in.com. the biggest one that you pay the most taxes on is so-called the lifeline service now a charge that 5.5 percent of your bill. it want up in october and that is why you notice its. it used to be 3.5 percent. it is a subsidy offered to low onincomity and elderly couples. to fine out more information on this go to the cpuc website and see the current surcharges you are paying and now much you should be paying. >> if you have a question for him record it open your smartphone or tablet and send it to the address you see on the scene or in the simple way, send it to # ask15any. >> the oaklandutes -- the stock market is ready to open in a few minutes. >> and san francisco-based gap is struggling. could a bay area tech company be could a bay area tech company be partly to blame with >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> we are keeping a close eye on wall street. the opening bell is ringing now. here is a representative from the national baseball hall of fame. asian markets were up over the asian markets were up over the announcement over the sell offs market and jane king will have an update in a few minutes. >> i am reggie aqui. >> i i am natasha zouves. >> meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. >> good morning, we have them on live doppler hd along the coast with clouds increasing and the limit fog around livermore at quarter mile visibility a few sprinkles so that is a wet spot. temperatures are running from the mid-30s to low 40s in the day planner and we will see a drying trend through noon clouds are thicker this afternoon and low-to-mid 5

oakland. i should start by saying before we met with oakland met with chief workshop guzik consent decree officer in charge of oakland. so, oakland is an interesting police department. i mean, most of us whenever well the riders for me to stand here today and tell you that this department is a department is a great model tells you how far that department has come and i'm here to tell you that i think cultural change within department is very difficult. it has to-it takes a tremendous amount of work. i hope to share with you later, they've just released their 2016 strategic plan. that plan talks about their mission to create a culture of self-examination. in policing. that is an enormous shift from a warrior kind of mentality that was created when we as policymakers made it our business to start a war on crime i'm a war on drugs, and i think a lot of policing, please training, some of what you see today, is a carryover from those times. so, shifting from the warrior to the guardian, the partnerships with the community. this requires a cultural change. what oakland shared with us is the importance and san jose said exactly the same

oakland's recent minimum wage hike from $9 to $12.25 might be the reason. with the closure, oakland city coffers will lose much needed tax revenue. mayor libby schaaf says oakland can quickly put the site to new use. >>> a successful satellite launch, but not everything went off without a hit. the part of the operation that didn't go as planned. >> from high surf to heavy rain, a stormy night continues to unwind. a rocket lifted off this mog from vandenberg air force b, air force base, carrying a w ocean-monitoring satellite space. 00:12 "and lif >>> a rocket lifted off this morning from an air force base carrying a new ocean monitoring satellite in to space. >> lift-off from the falcon 9 rocket. >> the launch was successful but nasa's experiment to recover the first stage of its rocket failed. it was supposed to land on a drone ship floating in the ocean but instead the rocket tipped over because of a problem with its landing legs. nasa hopes to reduce launch costs by reusing rockets rather than having them fall in the ocean. >>> the latest storm hitting the bay area made for a wet sunday walk along san francisco's embarcadero. people were armed with umbrellas and jackets as the heavier rain moved in tonight which we'll cover in just a minute. >> today's rain is a welcome sight for people living in the north bay. john ramos reports for many the downpours are bringing cheers rather than groans. >> reporter: the heavy clouds moving in to the bay area seemed like more of a promise than a threat. true, the park and ride in mill valley was closed for possible flooding and this marin fire station near mount tam offered materials to make sandbags but no one in the north bay was complaining. >> is it nice to have a storm to prepare for these days? >> definitely. we have a young daughter and trying to tell her about rain, about what to prepare for. >> reporter: that's right. bob brought his 2-year-old daughter delaura for a hike in the watershed to show her what rain is like. >> one of the first times for her so it's very strange having that experience. but happy to have it back. >> reporter: in fact something down right giddy about the weather. panoramic highway may not have had much of a panorama today but the parking lot was full as hikers ventured out to view nature in all of its green dripping glory. >> i feel like we've been a couple years talking about water and wishing for it and wanting the rain so i'm actually really excited. >> reporter: marin's water system relies on frequent rainstorms on mount tam to refill its series of small reservoirs but it's been a while since hikers heard this sound. the sound of water pouring out of the overflow spillway in to the creek below. of course the kraut is far from -- the drought is far from over but a soggy day like this is a good reminder not to take something so precious for granted. >> normally people just complain when it rains but now they don't. >> reporter: in marin county, john ramos, kpix 5. >> the marin water district is unique in that it relies solely on water running to supply drinking water to its customers. >>> rain is coming down and the surf is coming up along the california shoreline with a heavy swell and surfers love it. down there in ventura county, highway 101 between santa barbara and thousand oaks. they were taking to the waves out there. as we've stirred up the surf to the point of it being a high surf warning with rip tides and sneaker waves a real problem tonight and through tomorrow morning. the immediate challenge is the rain as we look high from the transamerica pyramid to the bay bridge and the numbers right now, not the big story. fairly balmy night by january standards. temperatures near 60 degrees. it's the rain that will make headlines. spreading from vallejo through san francisco and offshore from the peninsula coastline. it will all sink south overnight. right now san jose, cupertino mostly in the rain shadow. but the santa cruz mountains could have an inch and a half of rain. right now some of the heavier cells are in the north bay across the golden gate bridge where maria medina was reporting in southern marin. this is what we can expect. the cold front is going to press south so at midnight tonight we'll finally begin to clear it up in santa rosa but it will reach the south bay in the next four or five hours so you can expect to get wet where you've not much yet. then as monday comes in, this is right around the commute, 8:00 tomorrow morning, cloudy skies. so tomorrow just a few scattered light showers. atmosphere is prime so it wouldn't take much to squeeze a little moisture out of t. now we roll-- it. now we roll to tuesday. we begin to clear it out for wednesday. wednesday is a break. we won't get any rain wednesday but between now and then, we've got a good deal to deal with between now and 5:00. the brunt is falling overnight. about an inch and 1/3rd in santa cruz. same for santa rosa. san francisco, about .6 an inch. so pretty good douser but then the second wave comes through. 2 and 2/3rds in santa rosa. 2.3 in san rafael. more than 2 inches in the santa cruz mountains. pretty good soaker between now and tuesday midday. beginning with tonight, flash flood watches. 1.5 to 2 inches of rain up top. the threat is rock slides, mud fall. be careful heading out. also the high surf warning. winter storm warnings posted in the mountains. visibility is low. 5 to 10 inches of snow about 7,000 feet. so the rain will spread south tonight. we'll get a few showers tomorrow. more rain coming in on tuesday. that's the approach to the toll plaza on the richmond bridge. break wednesday. there will be more rain on friday. overnight lows tonight, only in the low 50s. sun up tomorrow at 7:24. highs tomorrow near 60 degrees. extended forecast calls for martin luther king, jr. day. a few showers around but not much. more comes in on tuesday. especially tuesday morning. break on wednesday and then latter half of the week, more rain comes in especially on friday before getting a bit of an extended break on saturday and sunday. we'll have all the latest at 11:00 tonight. it's going to be a wet night in the bay area. >> the good news is we have three weeks to dry out because that's when the super bowl is at levi's stadium. and the super bowl road to it is down to four teams tonight. who still has a chance to come to levi's stadium? ,,,,,, it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> we do have the countdown here. >> the party is going to begin two weeks from today. >> this is true. >> that's when the flights are going to be booked, people are going to be pouring in to town. restaurants are full. get the party invitations. super bowl parties are the best. but we're getting there. it's been stated one half does not a football game make. that opinion is up for debate after what took place today in charlotte between the seahawks and top seeded panthers. russell wilson was there. his defensive line was not. jonathan stewart had a 58-yard play on scrimmage. ran for 106, two touchdowns and he has a new number 1 fan. seattle's opening drive not good. wilson under pressure. picked off by luke kuechly. easiest pick six you'll ever see. 14-0 just 3 minutes in to the game. cam newton jacked out of his mind. panthers up 24-0. 3rd and 14 . no problem. newton, look at this dime right to greg olson. carolina leading 31-0 at the half. game over, right? hold on. pete carroll's wake-up call. 31-14. look at russell wilson spin out of trouble. throws to to jermaine kearse, and seattle, are they in it? over a minute to play. they're down by 7 points. they need to get the onside kick and no. carolina recovers. they hang on 31-24 and they advance to the nfc championship for the first time since 2005. >> it's just a tale of execution. we need a little bit more of that in the 2nd half. there's a lot of guys playing with their butts tight. at one point the fans and myself tight too. >> what have you proven by being able to get to the championship game? >> we didn't prove nothing. we already knew how we would have had to play. i think it's time we just trying to get cool points from you guys. i know you guys didn't pick up. it's all right. we don't play for you guys. >> 31 points in the 1st half. shutout in the 2nd half but they're moving on. the steelers came in to today's divisional game against denver as the walking wounded. they were without their number 1 runningback deangelo williams and their top receiver antonio brown. plus quarterback ben roethlisberger was battling a shoulder injury. as for the broncos they were starting peyton manning for the first time in two months. late 1st quarter, 6-0 denver. but then fitzgerald scored from one yard out. pittsburgh led 7-6. early 3rd quarter , steelers leading 10-9. roethlisberger avoids the pressure. martavius bryant on the receiving end, 52-yard gain. that set up another pittsburgh field goal and they led 39-9 so 10 minutes left in the game. it's now 13-12. pittsburgh driving and here's the turning point in the game. recovered by denver's demarcus ware who had a monster game. off the turnover, 7-minute drive capped off by cj anderson. broncos take a 20-13 lead after a 2-point conversion. next possession under 2 minutes left. steelers facing a 4th and 5 but roethlisberger sacked by ware giving denver the ball. broncos got a field goal to go up by 10. they win and they will face tom brady and the patriots in the afc championship game. >> next week your fourth afc championship against tom brady. what can we expect for that one? >> it will be the broncos versus the patriots and we'll enjoy this one tonight. i think you knew that answer was coming. have to kind of quote bill belichick. we'll be on the new england. i'll be talk about them all wednesday. >> so the nfl's final four is set. carolina will host arizona in the nfc championship while new england travels to denver for the afc title game with the winners advancing to levi's stadium for super bowl 50. >>> the raiders' search for a stadium could have actually ended a few years ago. the team's former ceo told me that oakland and al davis thought about possibly moving to santa clara. >> my discussions with him went something like this. hey, hey, let me tell you something, young lady. i'm not sharing with the 49ers. um, show me those numbers again. let me see that spreadsheet you worked up. hey, i'm not sharing that stadium. let me see those little spreadsheets you put together. we were considering it. ultimately it didn't get done. >> i thought the fascinating part of the discussion that i did not know that al actually at one point entertained a dual purpose stadium, dual-team stadium at levi's which would have made so much sense in retrospect. >> we'll see that on game day. up next it's 60 minutes and an interview with sean penn you won't want to miss. >> we'll have the latest at 11:00. see you then. thanks for watching. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and ford. we go further, so you can. >> stahl: what is the chinese government's ultimate goal if. >> they want to develop certain segments of industry, and instead of

oakland are reminaing optimistic. >> pam: just last week, the city of oakland announced it has yet to come up with a formal proposal to keep the team in oakland, though officials continue to work at it. >> pam: an east bay couple killed. and an elderly woman was sent to the hospital in a single rollover crash. it happened last night in pleasant hill. >> pam: this video shows the accident. >> pam: the car flipped, after colliding with a concrete barrier. >> pam: it alarming new data linking together and what it hit me in regard to to more violent tremors. >> reporter: we will have weather coming up! >> pam: along san francisco embarcadero, is pretty outside but it is pretty chilly. we will be back in 90 seconds. ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ just you and i ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ and oh the best it could be ♪ just you and i ♪ >> pam: we know we live in quake country. but there is and discovery that could cause us to shake in our books. at a dense and that to what may just be connected. kron4 vicki would be at it is back from meeting with one of this is an ecologist who may be alarmist by. >> vicki: yes pam, we know about the hayward fault and how damaging a quick there can be great but imagine what a powerful punch that will be if the hayward fault teamed up with another fault line for it and that is what for the u.s. g s just discovered. >> that is scary. >> what is more significant more energy will be released. >> vicki: all they had to do is connect the dots. >> literally connect the dots. >> reporter: >> there may be other faults that are buried that we do not know about i did--that we do not know about. >> vicki: that is unearthing. it is important that you know of the information. and be prepared. >> pam: dozens of skiers and snow boarders were evacuated from a chair lift at a lake tahoe resort after an up occupied shares fell from the cable. heavily mountain report says, and noon was injured after the sunday morning incident. >> pam: officers stopped a lift and ski patrol workers each beckham would it all 65 people were driving it. the operation of the left will be suspended until have a lease last may as workers have investigating what happened. >> reporter: starting off and the north bay first brit and then into the south bay later on, and tonight. heavier rain showers are up to northern california as we go for creek in regard to timing. you could see how heavy the showers are by 2:00 a.m.. and a half moderate flame and then heavy rain. >> reporter: this is about 2:00 a.m. for it over night , it doesn't look as bad. we still have moderate to heavy rain creek but it will be people sitting at that time and breaking up. before we go to the afternoon as skies opened up and we see some sun. >> reporter: to purchase are mild. we are talking lower 50s. 51, sat for cisco and oaklandive you an idea. it will be a busy week and these two punches that i outlined for you will probably be the more intense going into the rest of the week, is more scattered showers. >> pam: the largest shipping container to ever visit the u.s. left the port of oakland today. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc seven is. the business cycle and make a ship is 1/4 mile long that it may it may and voyage from asia. the port of oakland stigmas of dollars to prepare for the arrival of ships like this man frankland. >> pam: the elephant seal that gained attention for tried to cross highway 37 last week gave birth over the weekend. the 900 house still caught to lay it blocked traffic last week near sears point after repeatedly returning to the root wrote to rid the still had to be sedated by animal rescue. >> pam: then moved to an elephant seal colony at piraeus that is where she gave birth to a pulp this weekend. >> pam: new had it hit a local software engineer killed near la

oakland for the time >>> oakland raider owner mark davis is making it very clear he is not happy after nfl owners voted to keep the team in oakland for the time being. kpix 5's da lin looks at where things stand now after tuesday's decision. >>> reporter: many bay area raiders fans are happy the team is staying put at least for now. these fans at ricky's sports bar are brainstorming ideas to help the raiders raise enough money to build a new stadium. as for the owner, mark davis, he is still upset he can't move to l.a. he refuses to commit to oakland. >> will you definitively be in oakland in 2016? >> no, i don't know that -- where we'll be. america, the world is a possibility for the raider nation. >> lots of raiders fans will be happy you're staying. >> where? >> in oakland. >> are we? >> thank you very much. >> reporter: despite what he said, the raiders will likely play at the o.co coliseum in august. mayor libby schaaf is trying to get the a's to build a ballpark downtown so the raiders can have the coliseum site by themselves. that's one of the demands made by mark davis. now, even if davis gets that land, he is still a few hundred million dollars short and that's the problem these fans are hoping to solve. da lin, kpix 5. >>> an interesting twist. a twitter user in the bay area could get a big payout from the nfl. lara m sasken an employee at san mateo based gopro has a twitter handle that could be very valuable. it's@"larams." at la rams. disgruntled rams fans want her to squeeze every penny from the nfl team to purchase t

oakland. he was a contractor to help create b.a.r.t. here in oakland as well, let alone didn't miss a board meeting for like three decades in the city of oakland and always advocating for african-american youth. so we'll continue to lift up the history and the story of the contributions of african-americans and in particular african-americans in oaklandll because i think that's important for our young brothers to know the extraordinary contributions of black people in oakland and how that's impacted the entire world. >> and, andrea, do you kind of feel the same way, that maybe our youth and people going through school and as they graduate need to know more about our history so they can be -- they can better themselves for our computer? >> you can never know enough about your own history. you can never know, no matter who you are. you can never know enough about it. i think the more that young people are engaged in history that's local to them, the more excited and the more invested they become in that community. we've done some great things here in the bay area. we have our first african-american and asian person as the state attorney general. and she may be moving on to greater heights. we've had our first speaker of the assembly in lily brown, first black mayor of san francisco and so on, so there are all sorts of achievements that

oakland, california on book tv, located six miles across the bay from san francisco the trade center for the area with the port of oakland, the fifth busiest in the u.s. but the population of 400,000, oakland is one of the most ethnically diverse cities in the country and has a history of political activism being the birthplace of the black panther movement. but the help of our comcast cable partners, for the next hour we will learn about the city's literary scene from local authors. >> if you are writer coming need to be good and the bay area has a number of them. but i like about the california writers club is its rich history, connection to oakland, the fact it's been around over a hundred years. it is sustainable. >> when i came to california, poetry was very popular. most of the polls were somewhere else. she read this and saw the poetry to be written by someone in