three going to the hospital. now to our other top story, the raiders' re-location to las vegas. >> the lone nfl owner who voted against the move is telling abc7 news why he's against re-location. >> we have the story from phoenix where nfl owners made that decision today. >> reporter: after weeks and months of hand-wringing, especially in the bay area, this vote wasn't even close. in fact, to hear roger goodell and the owners tell it, oakland wasn't even in the game. >> for them to give us the support they did today is unbelievable to me. >> hours after nfl owners granted him permission to move from oakland, raiders' owner mark davis seemed intent on moving forward in las vegas. >> every time i've been down there and seen people around, they're really excited about it. and i don't know if anybody thought it was going to be really a reality, become a reality. and i'm still not sure that i really have taken it in yet. >> the decision to allow the vegas move was nearly unanimous except for miami dolphins' owner stephen ross, who did not think the raiders met the criteria. >> it's like owning a utility company and i just don't think everything was done for them to try to stay and oakland. >> reporter: but the commissioner said oakland's offer fell well short. >> we need certainty, a viable plan. >> reporter: veteran wide receiver brandon marshall said he'll miss playing in oakland. >> people always asked me what was my favorite place to play, i've been in the league for 12 years, and played for several different teams, it was always in oakland. i love the black hole. >> in phoenix, ray perez and and gris jones were a part of that black hole. two more years. >> i'm not going. if you're a season ticket holder, sell them back. >> reporter: mark davis is hoping they stick around for two more years. >> we're going to try to bring a championship to the bay area. back here in the bay area, disappointment for fans of the silver and black. >> katie utis has reaction tonight from raider nation. >> reporter: feeling cheated. the heart of the raider nation drowned their sorrows in a drink. >> you know what, i'm just a fan. i work hard for my tickets. i'm a super fan. bt today say day of mourning. i feel like my wife let me. >> ma >>. >> reporter: mark acasio hasn't missed a home game in 21 years. his reaction to the vote today allowing the raiders to leave for las vegas -- >> are you kidding me, mark davis? are you going to do that to us? that's just wrong. >> reporter: some scorned fans dumped gear in front of the team's headquarters. >> we already moved to l.a., we came back, there's no need to move again. mark davis is all about the money. >> reporter: the city of alameda said the city will lose money and jobs when the team moves. they employ 250 people locally. >> things happen, but nothing's in stone. >> reporter: the owner of ricky's sports bar holds out hope,ad it libby schaaf. >> there was a fully financed proposal on the table, why the nfl made the choice that it did, is a question you will need to refer to them. >> reporter: ken webb, known as afro deezback, will pay alimony in the form of season tickets, but he's emotionally divorced. >> i just cannot attend any home games. i'll buy my season tickets, yes, but i will not go to any home games. >> reporter: others say it's a franchise worth following, either in oakland or las vegas. >> we'll see what happens. it's a dice roll for the raiders right now. >> bay area fans are commiserating their loss, misery loves company. share your sadness with a raiders badge and see how other fans are reacting. new at 11:00 r six cars were damaged in an accident that began with a vehicle running into a bull. the bull was trotting on highway 4 shortly after 8:00 tonight. one car smashed into him, the other five crashed in quick succession. one going airborne and flipping over, as you can see. a woman was taken to the hospital. the bull was killed. three people are now confirmed dead from a fire that broke out in a three-story apartment building in the east bay. tonight, one person may still be missing hours after this fire started. it all unfolded on san pablo avenue in oakland, where abc7 news reporter lilian kim is live tonight with new details. lilian? >> reporter: dan, this area is still blocked off to traffic as crews need to make sure everyone is accounted for, while investigators try to determine the cause of the fire. firefighters planned to be here overnight, describing the work as slow and methodical. the building, just too unstable. >> it pretty much pan caked from the fourth, to the third to the second. that's making the search efforts slow and difficult. >> reporter: the fire broke out at 6:15 a.m. rea residents running for their lives, some hanging out of windows. >> i heard people screaming, back banging on the walls and windows, telling people, get out, get out, get out. i grabbed my kids, grabbed our shoes and we ran outside. when i opened the door, it was like back draft. >> reporter: three people have been confirmed dead. the coroner identified one of them at 64-year-old edward anderson. those who made it out alive checked in at the temporary shelter at the ew oakland u center on market street. >> i just don't know what to do. i lost everything. i don't have nothing. but the bags, the free clothes. i have no underwear. i don't have nothing. >> it's unclear how long the shelter will remain open. the goal is to find a long-term housing solution for the fire victims. >> maybe the health needs, the drug needs, that's going to be the challenge, being able to find the places that will take the individuals in. >> reporter: leaving dozens of people with an uncertain future. in oakland, lilian kim, abc7 news. the building that burned down housed a non-profit housing group, whose client lived on the site. we've learned the landlord tried to evict them after december's deadly ghost ship fire, but the tenants got a restraining order. urojas ministries serves the homeless and mentally ill. they complained about the dangerous and unsanitary conditions in the building, holes in walls, mold, milldew, leaking pipes, and rodents. >> we talked to the powers that be to let them know we've been having issues in this building. tat's what we've been doing, trying to get assistance with it since december. >> reporter: city records detailed 20 complaints dating back seven years. the owner told said the non-profit was behind on rent. you can download our app today so you know what's happening where you live. several riders opted for uber and lift to get to work and boy did they pay through the nose. before 8:30 a.m., the accident caused a powerful line to fall near the west oakland -- closing the station, uber and lift engaged in surge pricing. according to posts on social media, a ride from oakland to downtown san francisco costs between $60 and $110. ouch. the old bay bridge continues to be demolished. tomorrow crews will remove the final steel truss section of the bridge. the two million pound section will be loaded on to barges for disassembly. up next is the demolition of the bridge's remaining marine foundations, expected to be completed by 2018. inmates go on the attack inside a bay area jail with a make shift knife. tonight we're learning about the criminal history of one of the accused attackers. plus the colorful cab company for sale and the bargain price that may surprise you. and horsepower on a bay area freeway. the runaway animals stampeding through the morning commute. and despite the sunshine today, temperatures below normal. and i'll have the numbers ahead. >> a lot to get to, but first a look at what's coming up on jim "jimmy kimmel live!" >> here's what's up tonight. i brought a clip, like a preview. >> oh, really? [ cheers and applause ] >> this is the trailer for, what's it called? >> it's garbley an inmate inside this south bay jail was stabbed dozens of times. and tonight's sheriff's investigators say he was attacked with a make shift knife, also known as a shank. >> two inmates face attempted murder charges. katie marzullo is live at the santa clara county jail in san jose with new details about one of the suspects. katie? >> reporter: it happened here in a wing that houses inmates accused of murder and attempted murder. tonight a source tells me one of the alleged attackers is charged in the double murder of two teenagers and that his mother was on the blue ribbon commission for jails. the santa clara county sheriff's office says these are what two inmates attacked another. >> he was stabbed in the head, in the back, in his sides with a manufactured weapon of a metal material. >> reporter: the stabbing was so brutal, the blades were went in the attack. one of the suspects is matthew clifford, who is awaiting trial for murder in the shooting deaths of two teenagers behind the kohl's store on jackson avenue. the other is being h attempted murder charge. >> this was a calculated attack. >> reporter: they say the suspects and the victim were among 40 high-level offenders who were out of their cells for free time. >> in this case, officers were able to respond in a timely manner and catch the individuals with the weapons on their person. >> reporter: this judge says the stabbing shows the importance of the committee's recommendations. >> the recommendation that there be independent civilian oversight in the jails, that there be new leadership in the jails. because it's just getting a bit old, seeing these kinds of things happening again and again. >> reporter: the suspects in the attack face attempted murder charges. the victim has been treated and is back in custody. katie marzullo, abc7 news. one of san francisco's largest taxi companies might sell for less than half of what you'd pay to buy a house in san francisco. yellow cab is being sold. city wide has offered to buy it for $400,000. yellow owes millions in debt. taxi companies blame uber and lift. comcast plans to launch a low-cost service aimed at streaming video, reuters reports it would be called xfinity instant tv. comcast is marketing it to broad-band customers who don't want to pay more for traditional cable. packages include major broadcast networks with options for other channels. the professiona women of business conference will be held tomorrow. and hillary clinton will be the keynote speaker. this will be the first time she'll be in san francisco since a pre-election trip in october. they'll also hear from taraji p. henson, rosario dawson, jackie speer, and memory banda. even i will serve as conference co-host. >> that's going to be a great experience for all concerned. wonderful. >> yeah. >> nice thing, the weather will cooperate. last year or the year before we were racing around with umbrellas. that won't be a problem. >> it's going to be bright. wind in the afternoon. but enjoy the 70s. live doppler 7 showing you it's a quiet picture. enjoy today with baby blue skies, couple of clouds, but no rain in the next 24 hours. this beautiful looking shot, spectacular visibility, crystal clear from our east bay hills camera. it's a clear night. that means as that sun gets up tomorrow morning, sunshine from start to finish. numbers out there right now, most are in the 50s. 54 in san francisco, 56 that number right now in oakland, and the north bay, a couple chilly spots like santa rosa. san jose in with a 53. an active wind today, gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour, it's backing off at this hour. the only issue, right along the coast. half moon bay still gusting over 20 miles per hour. as we get you into the morning tuesday, winds less than 5 moipedmiles per hour, that's nice, but it kicks up again biy the evening. the winds will relax pass midnight. starting in the 40s across the . these will be your starting numbers as you get out the door for work and school on your tuesday. we have that brisk start. that sun gets up exactly at 7:00 in the morning. by 8:00, twwe have a few spots already in the 50s. grab the light jacket, get rid of it by the afternoon. it's a bright and mild day in the south bay. highs on tuesday will be breezy but 74 is going to feel great in san jose. 72, sunny vail and cupertino. along the peninsula, lots of sunshine, the breeze is there in the afternoon. 72, palo alto, 64 the number in pacifica. downtown san francisco, 69 in the afternoon, 65 in daly city with the afternoon breeze. in the north bay, 75 in santa rosa, 73 san rafael. napa up to 75 tomorrow. to the east bay, bright, beautiful, and breezy. 72 in oakland, same in fremont. inland, we're in the mid 70s. 74 in fairfield. future tracker temperatures will show you wednesday, the numbers will just continue to climb. lots of sunshine, and we stay mild mid week. watch what happens on thursday, though. we'll see the numbers drop about 5 to 10 degrees. a bit of a cooler atmosphere over us on thursday, but it's going to be short-lived. friday we'll quickly rebound. the accuweather seven-day forecast we'll show you tomorrow. it's sunny, mild, and breezy in the afternoon. thursday, those numbers dropped for one day, but it's a rapid rebound on friday, and the weekend looking spectacular, 80 degrees inland, and this quiet patttttttt if you are on interstate 680 at the right time near walnut creek, you were driving next to some real horsepower. >> on the freeway! what the heck? oh, my god, no, no, no, no, no! >> a horse and a mule broke through a fence of a ranch nearby and galloped onto the southbound lanes near the morning commute. took about an hour, but the chp and county animal control managed to get them into horse trailers. it was a strange sight for drivers. traffic came to a standstill, while many took out their phones to record video. >> so crazy. >> you know the horse and mule were scared to death. >> i know, what is going on? >> at least they were in the carpool lane. there were two of them. [ laughter ] >> despite the fact that it seemed inevitable, raiders fans, players and coaches probably in a bit of shock today, with their team garnering the votes from the nfl owners raiders owner mark davis the big winner today. in phoenix, they voted to allow s team to re-locate to las vegas. his raiders will remain in oakland for the next two years, while he secures funding to get his new stadium built. lot to be done, including building an indoor practice facility. for the players, two more years in oakland and then you have to re-locate your entire family, or have them remain here whi. here's mark davis after today's ruling. >> i hope in the future that they understand that it wasn't the players t wasn't the coaches that made this decision, but it was me that made it, and if they have anybody to talk to about it, it should be me, and i will in the coming days, try to explain to them what went into making this difficult decision. >> good luck with that. lebron james in the open floor against david lee and that's just not unfair, as you can see. at the half-time buzzer, the dangerous kawhi leonard from the free-throw line, a baby hook over lebron. spurs by 24 at the break. spurs ran all over the cavs. off the turnover, patty mills to leonard, he led all scorers with 25. lebron left with a stinger in his back shoulder. spurs win it. season low for points for the cavs, they're now in second place behind boston in the east. another day, another crazy russell westbrook game. dallas with four minutes to play. russ helping fuel the comeback. 16 of his 37 in the fourth. his 37th triple-double of the season. ten seconds to go. westbrook from the foul line. got it! thunder take the lead. mavs final chance, harrison barnes for the win. not gonna happen. thunder win 92-91, they'll likely be the six seed in the west. college hoops, uconn and oregon. ducks were overwhelmed by the huskies. 12 turnovers in the first half. chong makes it 23-4. uconn makes it to their tenth straight final four. 90-52 your final. they've won 111 straight games and will take on mississippi state friday night in dallas. in stockton, my seminoles in south carolina. florida state's brittany brown, the steal, the lay-in, seminoles within three. kayla davis had a game high 23 for the gamecocks, including this nice, left-handed lay-up to push the lead back to five. chris mullen, former teammates with the dad antonio. and south carolina has the men's and women's team in the fal