owners could vote on whether the raiders will move to sin city. at least 24 owners must vote yes and judging but how the owners are talking it is looking like the silver and black are leaving. >> i haven't talked to anybody but i put a lot of positive things about it. >> no opposition you're aware of? >> that's a fair assessment yeah. >> so is it too late for the city of oakland to keep the raiders in the east bay? the mayor and fans are not giving up yet. >> conner jensen is joining us live from outside the oakland coliseum tonight. there will be heart break if we hear this tomorrow night. >> roger goodell said that he didn't believe that the bay area was a viable market anymore for the raiders and people in the know are telling us tonight that jerry jones and others are confident that there are enough votes there that will send the raiders to las vegas in time for the 2020 season. raider fans are probably not as vocal or colorful as they are at home. but that home could soon be in las vegas at a new $2 billion stadium. >> i'm going to support the team but not the politicians or mark davis. i mean, he could stay here but he doesn't want to. >> it's terrible. they're home, they're family. stay here with us. >> the raider insider is in phoenix where he has been talking to owners and the nfl commissioner and he told nbc bay area by phone tonight it looks like a done deal. >> they don't see any other viable alternative in the east bay even despite more recent concessions by the city where they were trying to make their deal look a bit more like the las vegas plan. >> the oakland mayor and investors put together that fourth quarter offer to the nfl pledging to build a new stadium in oakland. she was in the studio tonight holding out hope that the owners will reconsider and keep the raiders in oakland. >> i hope there are nine owners that realize that's not in the long-term interest of the league let alone the bay area. >> a sentiment shared by fans who say oakland is the team's only true home but they also understand finances. >> love oakland but the new stadium, i'd go too. >> and of course that $750 million he is talking about is the money that the city of las vegas has put on the table toward that $2 billion new stadium there. i talked to the leaders of two of the larger raiders fan groups today. they told me they feel cheated and the deal that oakland put on the table was comparable to the las vegas deal and they said fan support is stronger than ever here for the raiders, two things that follow the nfl guidelines. they feel like they should keep the raiders here. they will find out shortly whether or not the raiders are moving to las vegas forever. we're live in oakland, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. stay with nbc bay area for complete coverage of the planned raiders relocation vote. we have a team of reporters in phoenix for you. you can find the latest updates on our twitter feed tomorrow morning on today in the bay starting at 4:30 a.m. we're track more rain. you can see the green there. we had a half inch in some places. rob mayeda has more. >> the exception is the half race of rain in kentfield and a quarter inch in santa rosa. and right now in san francisco, the skies trying to clear a little bit. 55 degrees and you can see, still seeing a few showers east of san jose now. but wet roadways from the rain that fell. as the showers begin to clear the south bay tomorrow morning, may see a lingering shower in parts of the south bay for the early part of the morning commute. the morning temperatures in the 40s and 50s but the story ahead, talk some wind and temperatures climbing by as much as 10 to 20 degrees as we approach next weekend. the time line on the big warmup coming our way in 15 minutes. >> you can track the rain with our free nbc bay area app. click on the weather tab and use the live doppler radar and get updates on the forecast for your neighborhood. fans clashing outside a soccer match in the south bay. the police turned out in force to stop the violence and it is all caught on camera. marianne favro is joining us from san jose where you spoke to fans who were injured. >> reporter: i did. i talked to one man who was hit by a rock in the head. the fight broke out in the back parking lot here at avia stadium this afternoon and the fans turned so violent that 50 additional police officers were called in to respond. edgar torrez shot this video of the fight behind avia stadium. >> they started throwing rocks at each other. i don't understand why they start throwing rocks for no reason at all. >> reporter: then he said they started to throw rocks and bottles at his charter bus. >> basically we have damage here. and here. and then this one was a boulder that hit right here. >> reporter: this man was hit in the head with a rock and had to go to the hospital to get stitches. >> it comes from mexico city. >> you are heading -- >> to the hospital. >> how were you hurt? >> threw rocks. >> reporter: some of the fans set off flash bangs and the fans broke through the fence at one point. more than 70 police officers arrived at the stadium many suiting up in riot gear but the fight was over. police questioned some involved but made no arrests. 18,000 fans attended the sold outgame between two teams from mechanics co. the stadium managers worked with police on crowd control. after the game, the police presence was high. there was one small scuffle but officers intervened immediately. while the crowd was boisterous there were no major fights. a spokesman for stadium management told me tonight that whenever avia stadium hosts an internal soccer match they beef up security 25% and they did do that for this game. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. families came together at an east bay high school in a show of solidarity against racism and bullying. hundreds joined hands has the parents of up some students targeted in an instagram account spoke out. they hope the event starts the healing process. >> i really would like to see it as a way to bring people together so that we have a good base for starting to heal. >> we really feel like they're tiptoeing around the issue. >> the substitu-- >> a sunnyvale coach charged more making inappropriate comments to girls on social media. he was arrested after a 13-year-old girl came forward and they discovered a second victim. one of the girls was on the volleyball team that martin coached. he involve period at the senior center in sunnyvale. a hit and run driver hit and killed a man this morning. investigators believe the man was in the road when he was hit. they're trying to find the driver who left the scene. this is san jose's ninth deadly crash involving a pederson th p this year. coming up next, challenging the commander in chief. governor jerry brown's candid comments about the president's proposed border wall. the explanation from united airlines after telling two girls they couldn't get on the airplane. wet streets in san jose from the rain that passed through in the last hour. the story tomorrow, clearing skies. temperatures in the 60s. as this rain as we are seeing the last we'll see over the next seven days? we'll answer that question in the forecast when we come right back. trumsroped allon eetthpre" ts california governor jerry brown took on president trump's proposed wall on "meet the press" this morning. brown says a wall along the mexican border reminds him of the berlin wall and doesn't make him feel safe. >> are they trying to keep me in or keep them out? people ought to be careful. there is a lot of odor of a strong man, kind of a world where you want the ultimate leader here to be doing all this stuff. and i have a wall locking people in is one of the charact characteristics. americans have to be careful when we make radical changes. >> brown is willing to work with the president and republicans on issues including immigration, health care and especially infrastructure. president trump is attacking conservative lawmakers for the failure of the republican bill to replace noobamacare. nbc's jennifer johnson has the story from washington. >> reporter: with the plug pulled on the gop's plan to preplace obamacare, mr. trump tweeted that democrats are smiling in d.c. that the freedom caucus stopped the repeal of obamacare. republicans blame the plan. >> the problem is not with a specific faction in the house but with the bill. >> reporter: with the president's 100-day deadline to replace obamacare now apparently dead, the white house is moving on to tax reform and passing the budget. but congress's investigation into whether the trump campaign was involved with hacking in the election isn't going away. >> this is the most important thing i have ever done in my public life and i'm going to double down on that statement. it's extraordinary. >> reporter: the house intelligence committee chair has cancelled a tuesday hearing with former director of national intelligence james clapper and others drawing fire from the top democrat. >> i think the chairman has to make a decision whether to act as a surrogate of the white house, as he did during the campaign and the transition or to lead an independent and credible investigation. >> reporter: the senate intelligence committee is planning to hold its hearing march 30th. detained at his own protest rally. alexei navalny was put in a police truck today. supporters tried to prevent the police van from driving off. he was taken away but he tweeted that he was all right and that protesters should keep protesting. dozens of arrests were reported in similar protests. navalny has accused the prime minister of amassing much wealth. police in cincinnati are looking for a shooter that opened fire in a nightclub. the shots rang out just after midnight at the cameo nightclub. hundreds were inside at the time and at first there was concern that the shooting could be terrorism related. investigators now say that's not the case. this afternoon police held a press conference to update on what they found. >> several local men got into some type of a dispute inside the bar. and it escalated into shots being fired. from several individuals. as a result, there were 16 people that sustained gunshot injuries. >> police say the club have security guards that search people at the door and the venue has a history of problems. this is a man accused of shooting and killing a tourist on the las vegas strip. he surrendered yesterday after a four-hour standoff. police say a tour bus stopped near the cosmopolitan hotel and he stood up and fired shots from a handgun. one man died and another man is injured. the suspect was holed up on the bus before peacefully surrendering. what is appropriate clothing to wear on a flight. two girls learned that united airlines has a specific definition. a gate agent would not allow the girls to board the flight from denver to minneapolis because they were wearing leggings. a united spokesperson says that the two were not allowed to get on board because they were traveling on an united employee pass. they were not in compliance with the dress code policy for that type of company travel. a lot of costumes on display in san francisco today. runners turned out for the united airlines rock 'n roll half marathon across the golden gate bridge. the course highlights some of the most iconic landmarks, took in the great highway the presidio and the golden gate bridge and finished on the steps of san francisco city hall. >> that is a beautiful run. it's not the full, the half. >> or just go for a drive. >> nice views today. in the morning we had a bit of light rain and in the afternoon and evening we had heavier showers which made for interesting pictures sent in by pictures. you can see the view from coit tower with a double rainbow there. that was the view just before sunset tonight. a brief rainbow or two in san francisco. a similar view, maria sending this from foster city. you can see a double rainbow there too. we got a sunny break or two this evening but right now in san francisco the rain has backed off. partly cloudy skies. 55 degrees, rain generally falling within the last few hours has moved to the south bay. and showing you where the rain is, off to the south and east of san jose. 55 degrees, mostly cloudy skies. the streets wet and they will probably stay that way until the morning commute. where the rain is falling, a little bit south and east of downtown. and morgan hill, this is the line that brought the brief downpours. now transitioning off to the south and east. as you can see, the radar trend turning dryer. north of san francisco everything is shut down. it will be these areas in the south bay that might see a lingering shower in the morning. as this system moves out, the seven-day forecast shows you most of the week ahead looks warmer and dryer. the morning temperatures in the 40s tomorrow morning. hour by hour, you can see the south bay, the one spot through 8:00 a.m. may see a brief shower. and then for the afternoon and evening, partly cloudy skies. things will be turning breezy. one thing to watch, you may see a popup shower at 5:00 or 6:00 in the evening tomorrow. afternoon that things warm up and we will be seeing breezy conditions at times. the wind speeds during the day tomorrow in mid afternoon beginning to see 20 to 30 miles an hour and later in the week, thursday and friday we could see stronger winds setting up out of the north. highs tomorrow, one of the cooler days. mid-60s in the tri-valley. peninsula to downtown san francisco, going to feel cool outside. the thermometer will say low 60s but the breeze will feel chilly. the exception the lower elevations warming up. hour by hour, clearing skies. tuesday look at the temperatures starting to climb. 70s and trending warmer as we head toward tuesday and wednesday. the high pressure keeping the storms away from us. thursday a slight chance of a shower. the bigger impact will be gusty winds. as high pressure builds in the impact on the southweeven-day ft as you can see there on the strike zon screen looks warmer. and for the weekend close to 80 on saturday. spring weather making the comeback. having to watch out for the winds thursday and friday. >> thank you very much. still to come tonight, taking a stand against counterfeit tickets how the warriors are protecting fans and how far the team went to the make things right for one family. aameonlto tued aybeuseheiticts far too many times this year warriors fans have shown up at a game to be turned away because their tickets are no good. the team is reminding people of the dangers of buying tickets from second and third parties. a couple weeks ago nearly 60 fans were sent home with bad tickets. it was one of the worst nights on record for this type of ticket crowd. >> there is no way to guarantee the tickets are legitimate. the only way to guarantee your ticket will scan is to buy from warriors.com. >> this boy and his mom were turned away from a warriors game in atlanta this season. when the team heard about that they decided to fly the two mhee for the game, give them courtside seats. that is a heck of a way to show how it's done. >> how about that? i bet that made up for all of it. >> the owner of a company that supplied foreign workers to tech companies is facing charges. they filed fake documents to bring more than a dozen people to the united states. the men allegedly claim that the foreign workers had jobs at stanford when no such jobs existed. the workers were placed at companies after they arrived. a stollen car ended up in the bottom of a marina this morning. firefighters responded to reports of a car in the water at 8:30 this morning. the car was 60 feet from shore and between two docks. rescue swimmers sprang into action to see if anyone was trapped inside that car. >> the car was submerged all the way under the water. they broke out the windows and found no victims inside the vehicle. >> the swimmers hooked the tow chain to the car and the truck pulled it out. giants opening day one week away. >> i can barely wait. perhaps this guy can come out of retirement. barry bonds showing off at spring training. it's a thought. it's a thought. more thoughts coming up in sports. i'm kelly johnson with sports. 11-year-old bella keenan spent the day learning all the tricks of the trade of being the warriors sideline reporter from meeting the players to being in front of the camera. she gave her keys to the game on warriors pre-game live. >> my keys are good defense, someone to fill in for kevin durant and no lazy turnovers. >> wow. >> i like it. >> bella is a natural. how would her keys work out? there were a few too many turnovers. but steph curry. the lay up and the foul. a big game from iguodala. the hustle. draymond deflecting, saves it from going out of bounds. great defense from the dubs. in the fourth, thompson finished with 31 points and k.d. loves it. iguodala tough rebound. the slam. he had 20 points off the bench as the warriors won their seventh straight. >> they are just being locked in. you know, and if there is any message that i say verbally to some of the other guys is being locked in. and when you're looked in and have good intentions things will go your way. he's just making the right plays. making the right basketball plays, being unselfish. it will come back around. there are karmaic ways about the game. women's elite eight. stanford taking on notre dame. let's go to the finish. cardinal down one. smith forever t the layup. stanford up one. under five seconds left. notre dame with a chance to win it. mccall with a game-saving block. stanford survives to advance to its 13th final four. to the diamond. spring training action. giants and white sox. the clydesdale and dalmatian making their appearance. two men on and a double down the left field line is going to plate both runs. a two-rbi double for nunez. a strikeout swinging here in the third and later in the inning, inducing the inning-ending 5-4-3 double play. he will have two earned in six innings with one punchout. the white sox win 4-3. barry bonds showing he's still got it. he took batting practice and hit a couple out of the park. look at everyone's reaction. bonds of course just hired as a special executive to the ceo. giants will head home to wrap up exhibition play against the a's. the bay bridge series starts friday before going to the coliseum saturday with opening day just a week away for the giants. they have to go back to arizona. that will do it for sports. more news after the break. lat mthsloo 500 family don't have a place to stay in san jose. 70 people are still living in emergency shelders. but several of the flooded communities were also under water 20 years ago too. >> plans to protect the area went nowhere. investigative reporter has been looking into why. >> millions of your tax dollars have been used for projects to look into how to stop the flooding but the plans were never used. now we investigate why better protection is still years away. this woman is 77 years old and lived most of her life in this home. >> you don't recognize it? >> absolutely not. i came here to see everything i have to throw into the garbage. i end up homeless. it's heart breaking. >> she was living in the small home with ten of her relatives, mostly children, when the water came rushing in. >> it was like a river inside. >> a river? >> yes. >> reporter: she is trying to salvage what's left. >> so gross. >> reporter: while her daughter surveys the family van that still hasn't dried out. >> i came to see what i'm going to take out but not much. even the car seats have started to grow mold. see, water is still dripping out. >> reporter: the flood waters left san jose with $68 million in damage. more than 500 homes took on water. and some of those very same neighborhoods suffered similar flooding 20 years ago. since then the water district spent $10.8 million plan and designing flood protection project for neighborhoods in the area. some of the projects were scheduled to be built by last year. >> planning was done but not a single project was constructed. >> no. >> reporter: melanie is an interim chief officer at the water district. plans were put on hold so engineers could study whether projects upstream could provide the same protection at a cheaper price. >> if you could do something upstream. >> reporter: otherwise it could cost between $500 million and $1 billion to build the previously planned projects. but only $36 million has been set aside for the work and $11 million of that was spent on the designs that the water district now wants to redo. >> was that a waste? >> i believe most of that we will be able to use and just update it. >> but some of it you'll have to do over again? >> we'll have to perhaps update some of it. >> reporter: reports we obtain show that new planning process isn't scheduled to begin until 2019 and partial construction won't be done until 2025. >> for an area that just flooded, they may now have to wait another eight years before getting better protection? >> you're right. that is not acceptable. >> how do you look people in the eye who live in those communities and tell them they may have to wait eight more years? >> that's very difficult and i feel so bad for those people. sblrt but other parts of san jose are not slated to get any protection. not a single project is approved for the rock springs area which also flooded 20 years ago. in 2003 the u.s. army corps of engineers denied funding for the area saying that the benefits were not significant enough to justify the cost. >> unfortunately we didn't have adequate money to do something about the problem at the most vulnerable locations. >> reporter: the water district says it is now asking the corps to reconsider funding the project and looking to temporary fixes for region but those are still years away. >> i would like to be alive and see it. >> you may not even live to see it. >> i'll try. so we are expecting help. but when it's going to come, i don't know. >> reporter: the water district tells us its board will meet in the next few weeks to discuss discuss whether money from other projects can be diverted. and flood victims like this family are still waiting to find out if they will be eligible for emergency funds from fema. a charity has been putting them up at a motel. but that aid runs out next week. >> if you have a tip for our investigative unit give us a call or send us an e-mail. quite a scene in palo alto where hundreds marched to highlight equal rights for women. and the speakers included jackie spear, betty yee and kathy spilar. it is a national organization whose mission is to empower feminists and win equality for women. wine makers are take notice. this is the time of year when the grapevines begin to bud for the growing season. but the weather is keeping the wine makers on their toes. >> incredible winter. we've spent a lot of time cleaning up and pumping out. sblrt as wet winters go, this year was a doozy. >> that is an understatement. >> reporter: livermore winemaker hall spent more time in his rubber boots than when he was a firemen. >> the kids like to stomp around in the put lts. last year didn't hold a candle to what we've gotten this year. and here it comes again. >> reporter: though the rainy season hasn't wrapped up yet. >> absolutely classic. >> reporter: there are hints of spring. >> we are starting to see bud break in some of the vines. >> reporter: that is nature's annual ritual. it is the start of what will become the vine's leaves and grapes. >> that's the wine coming in. >> reporter: and the part of grape growing that keeps the vintners up at night. >> they are fragile at this point in time. you can see, it's gone. a good hailstorm can knock them off. >> reporter: the promise of spring is a call to action across the wine region. at this vineyard workers were shaping newly sprouting vines. >> we have a lot of weather. >> reporter: this winemaker prefers continual rain over the alternative. >> i'd rather deal with that than the drought. >> these plants are like all my kids. >> reporter: with rain still falling, he watches. >> the wind and the clouds. >> reporter: and waits. >> you take what you get. just like life. >> reporter: knowing that and the delicate dance of farming, nature doesn't take requests. >> nobody would have ever ordered this much rain. >> nbc bay area news. we'll be right back. michelle: sleep is super important. the kind of deep sleep i can only get on my tempur-pedic. it adapts to me. my shape, my size, my body. tempur-pedic. this sleep is power. there's a new experience for movie goers called 4 dx and making the thrills of the big screen seem even more real. nbc's michelle meredith shows us. >> reporter: move over 3-d now there is 4 dx. what's that? well you don't just sit in your chair in theater, your chair moves with the action. when it rains in the movie, it rains on you. and fog, well, they got that too. >> so you don't just watch the movie you feel like you're part of it. i've had air blast past my ears and on my legs and the chair rocking and rolling. oh, like that. >> reporter: it's designed to give you a thrill and put you in sync with the movie but it comes with a price. a single ticket costs around $20. >> you are going to be willing to pay a little extra for a better experience. >> reporter: the technology is here at the regal theater in orlando. the movie featured? "kong: skull island". >> i felt like i was moving with the movie. >> reporter: that's what 4 dx is geared to do. move you in more ways than one. >> i don't know if i would like that. it reminds me of that "star wars" ride at disney land. it reminds me of flying in turbulence. a disney classic raking in big bucks. >> "beauty and the beast" brought in $88 million last week. that's amazing. that's double the second place movie "power rangers." they brought in $41 million. coming in third, "kong: skull island." >> boy. a lot of money there. also working pretty hard, rob mayeda has been super busy this week. what are we looking for? >> watching the last of the rain leave the bay area tonight. >> don't let the door hit you. >> yes, it will likely be the last best chance for rain for the rest of the week. outside right now, 54 degrees and rain has moved on. emeryville, 57 with good downpours this evening. in san jose, 55. a few sprinkles. let's go up to the sierra. 32 degrees at the resort at squaw creek and we have a winter weather advisory through 8:00 tomorrow morning. we will see 6 to 10 inches of snow. so winter-like driving. chain controls on interstate 80 tonight. you may want to wait for the snow to back off. here, showers starting to decrease. areas to the south and east of san jose, morgan hill, you can see a few showers here. south of downtown, this trend will continue through the morning. may see a stray shower or two around highway 17 and areas south of san jose in the morning. the morning temperatures, cool tomorrow morning and mostly mid-60s during the day. it's going to keep the temperatures down. a bit of a cool breeze out of the northwest except maybe around santa rosa. it can bring the temperatures up closer to 70s. if we don't get there monday certainly tuesday and wednesday, the temperatures are on the rise. hour by hour, a stray shower on the north bay hill tops at lunchtime. and eastern morgan hill may see an isolated shower. look how clear things are tuesday afternoon. and we'll see warmer temperatures along with decrease in wind. hour by hour, isolated showers at time. a breezy day on monday. and warmer temperatures thanks to high pressure building in and warmer temperatures wednesday and thursday could get gusty winds. slight chance of showers early in the day on thursday and weekend plans right now look pretty great. the high pressure turns stronger saturday and sunday. the temperatures will be climbing. even san francisco close to the 70s for the second part of the week and tuesday and wednesday, the temperatures climbing in the valleys, could get close to 80. mid-70s tuesday and wednesday. saturday and sunday looks like we should save the best weather for next weekend. the storms have been like magnets for weekend forecasts. that is a pleasant change as we start april already. >> thanks, rob. a rescue organization known for the cat cafe is doing more. >> how they lowered kill rates at the shelter. the story is going to make the bay area proud. kablyuccsfuyocan jue aat ilet'sl you can't judge a cat in a cage. that idea is behind a successful non-profit in oakland. >> many people are working in the rescue field. but few can point to numbers you are about to hear. >> reporter: helping in the field of public housing, perhaps, that has more than a little to do with the success she's found in her second career. still finding homes. just not for humans. >> her coming back here i mean, i think she is just a different cat now. >> reporter: ann dunne will be the first one to tell you she is the last one you would expect to run a cat rescue. >> my closest friends were all doing cat rescue. i could not have cared less. >> reporter: all that changed one day when ann crossed paths with a single stray kitten. >> there's this orange tabby and i my heart grew three sizes that day. i'll keep him. >> reporter: that rescue led to another and eventually ann began volunteering at the oakland animal shelter. it was there ann saw first hand that the cats could handle the caged and noisy shelter environment were easily adopted. but those who withdrew or became aggressive were considered unadoptable and most likely killed. ann and other volunteers were determined to help them. >> we see that these cats are adoptable. they just need to be in the right environment. somebody needs to get them out of a small cage surrounded by banki barking dogs. >> reporter: at first they focused on fostering in home. but exposure is a barrier to adoption as well. two years ago, they opened the country's first cat cafe. a store front, no-cage adoption showcase and coffee. the success has been staggering thanks in part to cat town and ann's team of 200 volunteers, oakland animal shelter's youkil rate has dropped to 14%. cat town is expanding because things are going so well. giving more people, ann hopes a chance to judge a cat not in a cage but with a cup of coffee. another secret to their success is how well they work with oakland animal services. shelters and animal services don't always see eye to eye on how to help animals. but this team has been able to help 1500 cats in just six years. >> that's impressive. >> he had the numbers. >> that's a great idea. still to come, stunning fail. >> the race on the ice instead of the water. we'll show you who iced the competition here. on september 9, 2010, pg&e learned a tragic lesson we can never forget. this gas pipeline ruptured in san bruno. the explosion and fire killed eight people. pg&e was convicted of six felony charges including five violations of the u.s. pipeline safety act and obstructing an ntsb investigation. pg&e was fined, placed under an outside monitor, given five years of probation, and required to perform 10,000 hours of community service. we are deeply sorry. we failed our customers in san bruno. while an apology alone will never be enough, actions can make pg&e safer. and that's why we've replaced hundreds of miles of gas pipeline, adopted new leak detection technology that is one-thousand times more sensitive, and built a state-of-the-art gas operations center. we can never forget what happened in san bruno. that's why we're working every day to make pg&e the safest energy company in the nation. ice, ice, baby. >> sing it, baby. >> this is the winner of an ice sailing race that took place in on a frozen race in russia. this is said to be the deepest fresh water lake in the world. the ice is 20 inches thick. it is beautiful when you look at this. the ice boats are powered only by wind. 79 sailors competed on the race. but chris berger took home the cup. >> way to go, chris. >> needs a warmer coat there. >> we won't need a warmer coat in a couple days. >> you can dress in layers for a couple days. you can see scattered showers that may last into the early part of the morning. but look at the temperatures midweek, 70s and close to 80 starting next weekend. >> that's going to feel nice. >> although i have ice, ice baby stuck in my head now. >> have a great night. >> and a great week. the cops pulled us over and they're sneg a language i don't understand. i think everything is going to be okay. >> nchltd ico rosburg, the soven a racing champion and now after a decade in the sport, a champion himself. >> when you cross the finish line, what are you thinking. >> unbelievable. emotions, unreal. >> we traveled to the french rivera to spend two days with rosburg in his hometown of

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