east at the bay bridge. livermore 49. oakland and downtown san francisco we re looking at 50 in san jose and dg down to 38 right now in last of the showers out of here and 7 tooeven miles per hour winds in san jose we re looking at 9 miles per hour winds in redland city 12 miles per hour winds in liver more this morning looking at 10 miles per hour winds in antioche. so your christmas day forecast plenty of sunshine. cool and breezy. there is a winter storm warning in effect for the west slopes of this area until 7:00 a.m. we re going to time itut you on future cast. today public transit in the bay area is limited because it is christmas day bart is going to run its normal sunday schedule. golden gate transit buses are running on a holiday schedule. and this new year s eve bart is going to have expanded service until 3:00 in the morning. that will mack it easier to get in and out for the midnight firework show on the water front. well organizations across the bay area a
and the chance of a thunder shower popping up, as well. we ll show you what you can expect for tomorrow when i see you in a few minutes. drew, thank you. take a look at the rain that cornell bernard encountered on his drive to work today across the golden gate bridge. win shield wipers in full effect. he s live now with a look at how people dealt with this wet weather. hi, cornell. reporter: hey, dan. the rain throwing a holiday wrench into some last-minute shopping plans here in union square. we have seen lots of umbrellas today and shopping bags and still fairly crowded right now. but getting here or anywhere in the bay area today wasn t easy. slick roadways made for some rough going. it was slippery. reporter: bill maynard is feeling lucky to be alive after his truck spun out in the rain on south bound 101 in the rain. there s no way to save it. and i m just real fortunate i didn t hurt myself or my wife. reporter: he was driving to spend christmas with his d
we re going to come out rain or shine. devastated because i ve been a fan since 1979 and that s it. what else do we have? reporter: truly a bittersweet feeling for a lot of the fans here and on the legal front this is surely turning out to be a messy breakup between the city of oakland and the oakland raiders. let s go ahead and talk about that lawsuit for just a second here, betty. how much money could the city stand to win? reporter: well, councilman noel gayo said the city could win up to $500 million in damages, but, of course, the oakland raiders would dispute that amount and it s not a sure thing the city would end up winning this lawsuit. betty, thank you. of course, it s a difficult moment for devoted raiders fans. kpix5 s wilson walker says even with all the uncertainty most seem resigned to the idea that the team will play somewhere else next year. since al davis first pledged to build the finest organization in pro sports, the raiders have had a profoun
oakland never had a chance. as soon as al davis died, probably a week aer from people i know on the inside, mark davis was talking to roger goodell about going to l.a. with his dad s body still warm in the ground. reporter: goodell is the commissioner of the nfl. in 1984, a california federal court forced the nfl to adopt relocation policies to make sure teams follow very specific rules when determining if they should move to a new city. how is the fan base, are you making money, what s the size of the market. in each instance, allowing oakland to move to violates thoseas vas criteria. reporter: oakland, he says, came up with the offer that davis wanted, but in the end was never considered. uit, has saidnot respond to the woul not sn l2020 season in raiderths new las vegas ed. stadium may not be completed by then. if they want to go to las vegas, the name, the colors, the history, everything stays here. reporter: not sure if that s going to happen, but they will
law. the lawyer represents former senior district attorney investigator henry mackenzie. he is suing his boss, d.a. george gascon, saying he was the target of retaliation and harassment and was fired in october of last year because gascone heard he and other investigators were blowing the whistle on him. mackenzie was an executive of the district attorney s investigator s union. the union had grave concerns about this allegation that the district attorney had been flying while armed in violation of federal law. reporter: under federal law, only sworn peace officers can legally carry a firearm on to a plane and only under strict circumstances. the district attorney is not a peace officer, number one. number two, there s no reason why he would need to carry a weapon on a flight. reporter: even as a former police chief of san francisco, gascone is not eligible to carry a gun while flying. peace officers who are eligible have to fill out tsa forms stating that they re o