CUOMO: All right. The Chargers making it official yesterday. They are moving up the coast of Los Angeles. Coy Wire joins us. Not a fun time to be a fan in San Diego because you got no team.</s>COY WIRE, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: Yes. Exactly. Good morning to you, Chris. The Chargers spent over half a century in San Diego but over the last 15 years, the team and the city couldn't come to an agreement on a new tax-payer funded stadium. Fans in San Diego upset and rightfully so. Some lashing out while gathering at Chargers' headquarters yesterday. Piling up the team's gear that they had at home and then set it on fire. San Diego's mayor put the blame squarely on the Chargers' owner Dean Spanos.</s>MAYOR KEVIN FAULCONER, SAN DIEGO: Dean Spanos was truly never willing to work with us on a stadium solution and demanded a lot more money than we could have ever agreed to. We live in a great city and we will move forward. San Diego didn't lose the Chargers, the Chargers just lost San Diego.</s>WIRE: Now the Charges unveiled their new logo on Twitter just moments after owner Dean Spanos' press conference yesterday and it quickly became the top trending sports topic. It's incredibly similar to the L.A. Dodgers' logo. Right? Well, then some folks said well, it kind of looks like Tampa Bay Lightning logo and the Dodgers logo had a lovechild. So the Lightning wanted everyone to know that they were not the father. After checking their mentions tweeting, "For the record, us and the Dodgers are just friends." Alisyn, the Dodgers then tweeted after that, saying that you said you were going to call.</s>CAMEROTA: That's funny. Coy, thank you very much.</s>WIRE: You're welcome.</s>CAMEROTA: Well, Speaker Paul Ryan promising that the GOP will repeal and replace Obamacare at the same time and quickly in the first 100 days of the Trump administration. How do they plan to do it? And what will it mean for you?
Charges Announce Move to Los Angeles