the ballpark as history in the city. it was the training ground for local legends like frank robinson and curt flood. >> in the 18, 100's when the park was created called bayview park and then it got renamed ryman a park after early monday who was and like an iconic catcher for the oaks in the pacific coast league and and, you know, world war 2 hero passed away during the war and then it became a park where essentially some of the greatest ball players in the country came out of her money park. we're talking about curt flood. you know, the father of free agency, beta penson, frank robinson. we started this team because we think oakland has the best. >> a history of baseball for any sitting in the country. we want to make sure that that history continues. in part of that history is it will continuing. history is embracing the past and understanding legacy. and thit is literally the most historic park for baseball opened probably the most historic park for baseball in the country. >> very cool. the ballers got permission t

they want to begin demolition this fall, then start construction of that ballpark next year.l haven't released a plan and renderings for that ballpark but could do it as early as next month. >>> alameda county is one of 10 california counties receiving its settlement from one of america's largest medical testing companies. it stems from allegations that quest diagnostics unlawfully disposed of hazardous waste, medical waste, and protective health information at four labs in more than 600 patient service centers in the state. quest diagnostics will be required to pay nearly $5 million in penalties and must make significant changes to its operations and its practices. in exchange, it admits no guilt at alameda county will receive $364,000. >>> the clock is ticking at the march 5th presidential primary is less than three weeks away to the santa clara county registrar of voters is hoping to boost voter turnout. tonight, it held its last theories of virtual multi language workshops. this session was presented in japanese and english. it included information on how to register to v

the ballpark will supposedly be ready in 2028. it's believed to be one of several sites the a's are considering as a short-term home. >> they said they had a positive meeting. we've heard that so many times for so many different locations. the gut punch to oakland and its millions and millions of fans is that they are still focused on a new domed or retractable dome stadium in las vegas in 2028. >> so it is not clear at this point when future meetings about lease extensions might take place. >>> we now know where oakland's newest baseball team, the ballers will call home. >> yep, you are looking at it right there. that's the park. ballers are planning to spend more than $1.5 million to bring the field up to league standards. private investments are going to fund this plan. park used to serve as the training ground for baseball legends like frank robinson, chris flood. oakland city council will vote on that plan in an upcoming city meeting. the first game will be on june 4. >>> meanwhile spring training is officially underway. chan

they want to begin demolition this fall, then start construction of that ballpark next year. they still haven't released a plan and renderings for that ballpark but could do it as early as next month. >>> alameda county is one of 10 california counties receiving its settlement from one of america's largest medical testing companies. it stems from allegations that quest diagnostics unlawfully disposed of hazardous waste, medical waste, and protective health information at four labs in more than 600 patient service centers in the state. quest diagnostics will be required to pay nearly $5 million in penalties and must make significant changes to its operations and its practices. in exchange, it admits no guilt at alameda county will receive $364,000. >>> the clock is ticking at the march 5th presidential primary is less than three weeks away to the santa clara county registrar of voters is hoping to boost voter turnout. tonight, it held its last theories of virtual multi language workshops. this session was presented in japanese and english. it included information on how to reg

we are seeing what are the concerns for the people living around the ballpark area. we are engaging with them and working through parking issues, traffic issues. we are not doing this by ourselves. we are all doing it together. baseball in oakland belongs to all of us. >> these things are built on communities. we intend to build with the community. this is a community team. it is an opportunity to build the team on the place we are going to play together. >> oakland mayor posted on x, welcoming the bowlers to raimondi park and wrote, quote, the investments the ballers are making to the field will ensure professional baseball has a lasting presence in the town. i look forward to watching baseball and what promises to be a family friendly and community centric ballpark. >>> the big move to reopen raging waters just in time for the summer. >>> a democrats agree. conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, wh

you can build a magnificent retail housing ballpark.tion right there, as the giants have done in mission bay. and the commissioner of baseball has really promoted. and we will have two expansion teams each charging two. we will charge $2.2 billion a city. and but that can't start until tampa and oakland have their new ballparks in place. you talk to stadium builders, they say there's no way that the ballpark in las vegas opens until 2029, and the commissioner said he'd be disappointed if it's not in 28. so it immediately open up. vegas um, as an expansion market forced the a's, the commissioner has the power forced the a's back in oakland to do a got a deal. yeah. work out a deal. and immediately start the billion dollar derby on $2.2 billion. and vegas would be in first place, along with nashville and utah and other places. >> yeah. >> so it's yeah, vegas is a front runner for obviously we know for an expansion team down the road. all right. >> and we've talked about before i know you guys are in but yeah the a's had a relocation fee o

public money from going to the ballpark project there in vegas. come first. and carmen joins us now live in the studio with the latest on everything there. hey, dan, you know, very few a's fans expected to wake up this morning and find the mayor of las vegas was on their side. but that's what happened in this podcast interview. she says she believes the day's owner, john fisher really wants to keep the a's in oakland at a waterfront ballpark and she thinks. >> that's what should happen. it's here on the side of the tropicana hotel in las vegas that the oakland a's intend to build a new 1.5 billion dollar stadium, assuming they can get additional financing. but in an interview on the front office sports today, podcast las vegas mayor carolyn goodman suggested the a's reconsider. >> i personally think it got to figure out a way to stay in oakland to make i agree with i think that they need to figure out how stay in oakland, oakland, mayor sheng thao says her door remains open days. owner john fisher and major league baseball. just because you announced a possib

the historic ballpark has been a training ground for baseball legends and now thanks to the founders of the new minor league baseball team, the oakland ballers, it is getting treated to a pricey makeover. >> we're excited to improve the playing space, improve irrigation, to put padding on the walls, to make it a premier facility that we will use 48 days a year, but the city can be using the other 317 days. >> reporter: that includes nearby school mcclymonds high, a local institution of not just academics, but also coincidently, a hub for champions including baseball legend frank robinson. the name raimondi park came from a mcclymonds graduate ernie raimondi who played for the oakland baseball club before he was killed in world war ii. >> back in oakland it's going to get folks excited and hopefully bring some revenue to the local economy. >> reporter: the oakland ballers plan on providing free baseball clinics in black communities and local student athlete jacari thomas believes the team's presence will be great for the neighborhood. >> i think it's good that we'll have more things i

we chatted with the mayor's office today, went over to the new ballpark site. the whole thing is a mess. however, the mayor of las vegas today did go on record, making a couple of different statements not so good about the a's. take a look. >> i had to check this out for myself. the famous tropicana resort, which is the site, the a's say, of their new ballpark. so many questions here, and not many answers. a's fans remain frustrated and angry with the team's billionaire owner john fisher. but it's not just the fans. today the mayor of las vegas let loose in a podcast interview with front office sports. mayor carolyn goodman questioned the a's move. i'm not sure the funds are there. i personally think they've got to figure out a way to stay in oakland. soon after, mayor goodman backtracked, issuing this statement, which reads in part, i want to be clear that i'm excited about the prospect of major league baseball in las vegas, and it very well may be that the las vegas a's will become a reality that we will welcome to our city. while nothing is certain, oakland

but their proposed ballpark out there in las vegas won't be ready until at least 2028. that means the a's are looking for a temporary home. so could they actually stay rooted in oakland for a few more years? here is nbc kristy smith. >> reporter: the a's lease at the coliseum in oakland is set to expire after the upcoming season. the a's are in the middle of trying to relocate to vegas. but before a ballpark could open near the strip, they needed a temporary place to play. >> they are talking about an extension after the 24 season at the coliseum. >> reporter: we spoke to andy dolich, wheel earlier today. in a statement, the a's spokesperson addressed the meeting. saying we had a positive meeting with the city and county. we look forward to further discussions regarding the lease extension at the coliseum for the period before the vegas ballpark opens. >> and that being said, they said they had a positive meeting. we have heard that so many times. the gut punch

podcast las vegas mayor carolyn goodman suggested a waterfront ballpark in oakland is what's best for all. >> i personally think it got to figure out a way stay in oakland to this is the mayor of las vegas. >> saying that the a's belong in oakland, this huge and this is the week leading up to the super bowl. it can't get any bigger for this. this statement to come out, fans are not the only ones excited about their new ally. i agree with the mayor of las vegas that the oakland a's should remain here in the city of oakland. oakland mayor sheng thao says she too, is ready to welcome the a's back to where they belong. >> i'm open to doing business with john fisher. i'm open to doing business with possible new owner. it's somewhere to buy the team. >> but we really want to fight to keep our building rooted here in the podcast. the mayor of las vegas also criticized the tropicana site. they're going to go out, want to get closer to the strip with all the congestion. everything and i this that's not make sense. the tropicana site much of the rest of the las vegas strip actually fall outside

so where are we now with that a's ballpark site in las vegas? i was there last week at the tropicana hotel right on the strip. it's going to close in april. kaval tells me they want to begin demolition of this site this fall and start construction next year. as for the ballpark renderings and financing plans, still nothing from the a's. but the team could release the renderings to the public as early as next month. >>> all this is happening as oakland's new independent baseball team is announcing its new home. the oakland b's, the ballers, are moving to west oakland. the site has a lot of history but also needs a lot of love. that story coming up in ten minutes. >>> some other headlines we're watching tonight. a fight at a high school basketball game on the peninsula. players, students, and parents sadly getting involved. one adult was arrested. another one could face charges. it happened tuesday night at a game in palo alto between the host school and wilcox high of santa clara. palo alto police say after a tense overtime win by gunn, some of t

is specially for a ballpark. >> i don't know if they're excited to see it knocked down for a ballparkt i do think that people are very curious about what this is, what's going to be built here, what comes next right. we know that the owners of the a's, john fisher, said last week that the team sort of wants the bally's, which is the owner of the property and the real estate trust, to offer kind of a conceptual design for a new resort that's going to be there, i think, yes, there's a lot of history there. there's still a lot of questions, too, about where, you know, where workers are going to go and what the contracts are going to look like when it closes, as well. >> well, the a's need a home for the next three years. i know there's shopping for that as far away as utah right now. what hurdles are they still facing to call the desert home and is this really a done deal now, now that the tropicana is coming down, i don't know if it's a done deal yet. >> they still have to secure that private financing for the stadium. we're still trying to figure out where they're going to actually mov

i used vegas's leverage in san antonio and portland in an effort to get a new ballpark in miami. i understand what it is to threaten relocation. and i also know to get a deal done. you have to get right to the edge of the end. and i think that's pretty close to where we are, but not quite sampson says other than ok for major league baseball. there's been no meaningful progress in las vegas. while there are numerous possible road blocks. that's why despite what's happened over the last few months, he says it's not too late. and i went through that with the public officials in miami when we went a very long time without speaking in the first meeting back at the table. was really more about subjugating my ego apologizing for how things had gone and apologizing for the lack of communication. and it really was just like a first date trying to forget about all the negative stuff happened and try to find any sort of commonality of interest that could be the purpose of the meeting today as well. it's not known when the next meeting between the a's and local officials will take place. dan

i used vegas's leverage in san antonio and portland in an effort to get a new ballpark in miami. i understand what it is to threaten relocation. and i also know to get a deal done. you have to get right to the edge of the end. and i think that's pretty close to where we are, but not quite sampson says other than ok for major league baseball. there's been no meaningful progress in las vegas. while there are numerous possible road blocks. that's why despite what's happened over the last few months, he says it's not too late. and i went through that with the public officials in miami when we went a very long time without speaking and the first meeting back at the table. was really more about subjugating. might you go apologizing for how things had gone and apologizing for the lack of communication. and it really was just like a first date trying to forget about all the negative stuff happened and try to find any sort of commonality of interest that could be the purpose of the meeting today as well. it's not known when the next meeting between the a's and local officials will take pl

for the new stadium in vegas are not yet finalized, which means 2028 is the earliest day for a new ballpark on the strip. the a's are gearing up for what is supposed to be their final season in oakland. city leaders have been kept in the dark about discussions going on with the team. >> the bottom line, oakland needs to be part of it because we own half of the coliseum, and this is an example where the county were not in the negotiating getting millions for the a's, and the city didn't get anything and we didn't know they had done that in that after the fact. >> reporter: while the oakland mayor is taking a bereavement, her office did release a statement saying, keeping the a's in oakland is what is best for major league baseball, the a's, oakland and the fans. my door is open to john fisher and to anybody else that has the means and desire to purchase the a's and keep them rooted in the town. team insiders are telling the chronicle's john shea they will sit down with county leaders, and options for next season are still in play as well, including a move to the rivercats ballpark in sacrame

the ballpark does have a lot of history in the city. it was the training ground for local legends like frank robinson and curt flood. >> in the 18, 100's when the park was created called bayview park and then it got renamed for him and a park after early monday, who was and like an iconic catcher for the oaks in the pacific coast league and and, you know, world war, 2 hero who passed away during the war and then it became a park where essentially some of the greatest ball players in the country came out of the money park. we're talking about curt flood, you know, the father of free agency, beta penson, frank robinson. we started this team because we think oakland has the best. >> a history of baseball for any city the country. we want to make sure that that history continues. in part of that history is it will continuing. history is embracing the past and understanding legacy. and this is literally the most historic park for baseball opened probably the most historic park for baseball in the country. >> all he's got permission to host 4

chargers rather to the ballpark. >> a record breaking donation to the san francisco ballet. coming up, how the generous gift will shape the future of young, aspiring dancers. >> and your weekend just around the corner. now we'll take a peek at it. there are some rain in it, as you know. we'll have that timing coming up and coming up tonight at 1030. >> the search for a man accused of murder in the north bay more than a decade ago, with the fbi, is now go ballet announced today that it has received the largest donation in the company's history. a $60 million gift from an anonymous donor, ktvu jana katsuyama joins us live from san francisco, where you did talk with the ballet's directors. and, jan, a big day, big night for the ballet. oh such a big night, mike. >> they had a performance right here at war memorial opera house, and i talked with the artistic director and the interim executive director, and they said when they heard the news, they were thrilled and also humbled and. a night at the ballet. >> this is my first time going to night. yeah, it was really exciting. my f

they want to build the ballpark at the tropicana hotel. we checked it out. we have to see it for ourselves. the tropicana would be demolished. the 67-year-old hotel will be raised and they will build a ballpark and another hotel. here is the rvebl. the las vegas mayor took a job saying i'm not sure the funding is tre. i personally think they have to fire t a way to stay in oakland. soon after the mayor backtracked and sued a statement saying if the a's do come to las vegas las vegas will welcome them. all of this is unfolding here. we chatted with the oakland mayor just recently about a parallel path she is taking. >> i am still talking to very viable candidates who can possibly purchase the team and have the funding. we are hopeful if this doesn't work out and john fisher would like to sell the team that we are ready to actually have a viable buyer. >> reporter: amazing what's going on. the a's release their rendering many months ago. they are not current. we are kind of back at square one. major league baseball has approved the move here to las vegas. a lo

i used vegas's leverage in san antonio and portland in an effort to get a new ballpark in miami. i understand what it is to threaten relocation. and i also know to get a deal done. you have to get right to the edge of the end. and i think that's pretty close to where we are, but not quite sampson says other than ok for major league baseball. there's been no meaningful progress in las vegas. while there are numerous possible road blocks. that's why despite what's happened over the last few months, he says it's not too late. and i went through that with the public officials in miami when we went a very long time without speaking and the first meeting back at the table. was really more about subjugating my ego apologizing for how things had gone and apologizing for the lack of communication. and it really was just like a first date trying to forget about all the negative stuff happened and try to find any sort of commonality of intere4t that could be the purpose of the meeting today as well. it's not known when the next meeting between the a's and local officials will take place. da

this ballpark has a lot of history in the city.was the training ground for local legends like frank robinson and curt flood. >> in the 18, 100's when the park was created called bayview park and then it got renamed him and a park after early monday, who was and like an iconic catcher for the oaks in the pacific coast league and and, you know, world war, 2 hero who passed away during the war and then it became a park where essentially some of the greatest ball players in the country came out of her money park. we're talking about curt flood. you know, the father of free agency veda penson frank robinson. we started this team because we think oakland has the best. >> history of baseball for any sitting in the country. we want to make sure that that history continues. in part of that history is it will be continuing. history is embracing the past and understanding legacy. and this is literally the most historic park for baseball opened probably the most historic park for baseball in the country. >> so the bowlers got permission to hos

she said personally it seemed like staying in oakland with a waterfront ballpark would have been a better fit. she did walk back on her comments though th morning, tweeting that she is still excited to add a new team to las vegas if things do not work out in oakland. this comes at a time when the team has been laid on delivering a funding plan and new renderings of what the ballpark would look like. >>> the other big sports headline out of vegas, yes, super bowl. marcus washington is here to tell us about a 49ers super fan. >> we are now five days away from the super bowl and a number of 49ers fans are traveling to las vegas to try to go to this place for sunday's big game, allegiant stadium. that includes mark gaston from san jose. he is one of the many fans out there right there on the right of your screen. take a look at pictures from social media. you can see he is a diehard fan. he is a 49ers faithful since the cast between joe montana and a y clark back in 1982. he and his wife are going to meet up with other fans over the weekend in sin city to take in super bowl atmosphere and sup

i used vegas's leverage in san antonio and portland in an effort to get a new ballpark in miami. i understand what it is to threaten relocation. and i also know to get a deal done. you have to get right to the edge of the end. and i think that's pretty close to where we are, but not qui e sampson says other than ok for major league baseball. there's been no meaningful progress in las vegas. while there are numerous possible road blocks. that's why despite what's happened over the last few months, he says it's not too late. and i went through that with the public officials in miami when we went to a very long time without speaking and the first meeting back at the table. was really more about subjugating. might you go apologizing for how things had gone and apologizing for the lack of communication. and it really was just like a first date trying to forget about all the negative stuff happened and try to find any sort of commonality of interest that could be the purpose of the meeting today as well. it's not known when the next meeting between the a's and local officials will take

their proposed las vegas ballpark is projected to open in 2028. all right, a little more sports news to tell you about tonight. longtime giant shortstop and lifetime giants fan a brandon crawford is now moving on to a new team. crawford signed with the saint louis cardinals today. boy, he was quite the gem for the for the giants. we're going to miss him. all right. that's going to do it for us. thanks. so

if you look at one model, we compare it to the other, they are both within the same ballpark. perhaps an inch, an inch and a half falling in general. now watch what happens for snow in the sierra. we'll let this go from thursday through sunday. looking at perhaps four, five feet of snow at donner pass. we will get more with that. it's early on this. i know with the winter we've had, you would look at the forecast like that and go can that be right? if you think back to last winter when we would have all the significant storms, we had a couple of storms do that. there's a readjustment to the norm. it will be interesting as we get towards the weekend. let's get into the seven-day forecast. with all the rain, if you look at the four-day stretch, it's not going to rain heavily continually for four days. widespread rain here. then it will turn into scattered showers as we go through sunday. can't take rain out of the forecast, liz, until we get to monday. that's the forecast for now. >>> we are nearly one week away from the california primary elections. san francisco voters will we

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i used vegas's leverage in san antonio and portland in an effort to get a new ballpark in miami. i understand what it is to threaten relocation. and i also know to get a deal done. you have to get right to the edge of the end. and i think that's pretty close to where we are, but not quite sampson says other than ok for major league baseball. there's been no meaningful progress in las vegas. while there are numerous possible road blocks. that's why despite what's happened over the last few months, he says it's not too late. and i went through that with the public officials in miami when we went to a very long time without speaking and the first meeting back at the table. was really more about subjugating my ego apologizing for how things had gone and apologizing for the lack of communication. and it really was just like a first date trying to forget about all the negative stuff happened and try to find any sort of commonality of interest that could be the purpose of the meeting today as well. it's not known when the next meeting between the a's and local officials will take place.

a new ballpark will not be finished until 2028. if the a's don't stay at the coliseum, there is a possibility they will temporarily move to sacramento, salt lake city or even across the bay at oracle park. >> this wasn't even on my radar ten years ago and it's here and i'm just blown away. >>> coming up at 5:30, we'll introduce you to the a's new play by play announcer as she gets set to make major league baseball history. >>> a new donation for the san francisco ballet, an anonymous donor giving $60 million, the largest in the company's history. the company says that donation will help it produce new work, support choreographers and strengthen its finances. that donation comes about a year after the company got a new artistic director. san francisco ballet was founded in 1933, making it the oldest professional ballet company in the country. >>> we're less than three weeks until the california primaries, what you need to know about the closely watched race to replace dianne feinstein in the u.s. senate. the. >> there is no state as

no one else in the ballpark. those that don't respect jefferson, you might as well find a different country. have to run a team professionally. i work with the riskiest people in the world with the highest standards. 100% truth, there are higher professional standards by far at a racetrack controlling horserace integrity then there is in any election in the united states. >> wrapping up the debate, mr. mitchell, you are the final word. >> i supported zdenek trump in 2016 -- i supported president trump in 2016. i enjoyed the trump presidency. i thought it was time for an entrepreneur to be president. thanks change. and the country is changed and we need a different type of president. i am big on linked in. and the team that -- mitch becomes the utah senator. and also, we have a 70 year embargo against cuba. china is building an army. and we have all types of relationships with people. after 70 years, if i were president i would end the embargo and tear down that wall. >> thank you very much, mr. mitchell and to al

the team wants to be able to stay and play in the coliseum while their new ballpark is being built in vegas. the sides have been meeting in oakland this week to discuss a potential extension of the a's least at the coliseum beyond this year. among the asks from the city, a guarantee of an expansion team. what's the a's? in fact, ali, for good. we spoke with chronicle sports columnist scott ostler about the possibility of that happening. >> now it's a bit of a big ask and it seemed impossible not that long ago. but they desperate. they can lose 70 million bucks year if they have to play elsewhere. so they might can mlb to guarantee oakland that its fashion team. that's again, that that's a possibility often by far their best option because it would save them a ton of money and they but yeah. >> if oakland, the a's do not make a deal. the team could end up setting shopping sacramento for a few years and play in the minor league ballpark there. sutter health park home of the giants triple a team according to evan drellich of the athletic. that is right now. the most likely scenario, anot

but before a ballpark could open near the strip, they needed a temporary place to play. >> they are talking about an extension after the 24 season at the coliseum. >> reporter: we spoke to andy dolich, wheel earlier today. in a statement, the a's spokesperson addressed the meeting. saying we had a positive meeting with the city and county. we look forward to further discussions regarding the lease extension at the coliseum for the period before the vegas ballpark opens. >> and that being said, they said they had a positive meeting. we have heard that so many times. the gut punch to oakland, that the dome stadium is in las vegas in 2028. >> reporter: they listed short-term locations in other locations. >> in terms of all these other locations that they have looked at in different states and different cities as a part of nevada. i don't think any of that will make sense especially if you want to have a permanent home in las vegas. >> reporter: but the a's have a decision to make and a timeline that is now unique. it is unclear when the other meeting might occur at the coliseum. they are voici

, they are not even in the city.done them and get into what you call the ballpark, they are not evenn the city. but if they come down to a reason able situation, yesterday, we'll have the hostages. >> at least six u.s. citizens among those being held. is the return of living hostages necessary and essential for you to declare victory in this war? >> i've set three war goals. the first is to release the hostages. second is to destroy hamas. and the third is to ensure that gaza does not pose a threat to israel in the future. and obviously the three are inte intertwined. achieved basically by very effective and often heroic military operation and also by tough negotiations. we're combining the two and i hope that it yields the result. but understand that unless we have total victory, we can't have peace. we can't leave hamas in place, we can't leave a quarter of hamas battalions in rafah and say that that is fine. >> on the issue of the hostages, as you know time is of the essence. so if the deal happens and there are six weeks of calm that go with it, does that provide an opening to en

while there vegas ballpark is being built. >> meanwhile, community activists in oakland are calling on the oakland a's to allow for more open use for the coliseum. our first charles clifford has details. >> well, here in oakland on tuesday, a group of community advocates called on alameda county to make sure that whatever eventually happens to the oakland coliseum. they want to know that the community will benefit tuesday morning. the oakland united coalition called on the alameda county board of supervisors to pressure a's owner john fisher to allow the oakland coliseum to be used for things other than a baseball. the team recently blocked an effort by the upstart oakland bees to play at the coliseum move that the oakland coalition says rob's a community of a financial benefit. the a's are currently in the process of buying out the county stake in the coliseum, a deal which makes them in the city of oakland, co-owners of the site. coalition believes that the county can still exert pressure on the team. but county has the agreement with pfister that is allowing him to be a decision-mak

. >> the open ballers have chosen an historic open ballpark for its home field and tickets are now oneam unveiled plans to invest 1.6 million dollars into revitalizing remind a park in west oakland ahead of its inaugural 2020 for spring season. the money will go toward improving the play space areas such as field conditions padding along the outfield wall and bringing in giant video scoreboard. the ballpark as history in the city was a training ground for local legends such as frank robinson and curt flood. in the 18. 100's when the park was created called bayview park and then it got renamed for him and a park after early monday, who was? >> and like an iconic catcher for the oaks in the pacific coast league and and, you know, world war, 2 hero who passed away during the war and then it became a park where essentially some of the greatest ball players in the country came out of her money park. we're talking about curt flood. you know, the father of free agency veda penson frank robinson. we started this team because we think oakland has the best. >> history of baseball for any sittin

the team's proposed las vegas ballpark is projected to open in 2028, and right now, the team is in talks with the coliseum authority to extend the lease and is also considering alternative ballparks in sacramento and salt lake city to play games. until that new stadium in vegas is built. >> still to come, the united states supreme court takes up free speech on social media. what the case could mean for silicon valley plus we're close. >> we're close. it's not done yet. hope for a peace deal in the middle east. >> the president promises that a cease fire in gaza could be imminent. >> a new week, a new storm coming our way. i'll have the forecast coming up. >> and later. how artificial intelligence is now helping first responders get to emergencies. >> and here's a check of your evening commute. takes a look at the traffic on the top part of your screen. that one's moving into san francisco a little slow there. the mac maze. uh on the top of your screen from our emeryville camera, where it looks like traffic is what you'd expect at 610 on the monday evening, you're watching ktvu news at si

they are seeking to block the state from spending taxpayer dollars on the ballpark. the legislature approved up to $380 million for the project. >> now, this comes as the mayor of las vegas today said she thinks the a's should focus on staying in oakland instead of relocating. she says the plan to put a ballpark on the strip just doesn't make sense, given all the traffic, all right, let us get to the countdown to super bowl 58. >> we want to talk about all of the buzz coming out of las vegas tonight. you're looking live at allegiant stadium, where the 40 niners will be trying to win their record tying sixth super bowl trophy. and it is a party all week across town with just five days left until the game, the strip is now packed with people and that includes the oldest steakhouse in town. they say they are booked this entire week. >> yeah, it's the golden steer steakhouse known for its old school style that's reminiscent of california gold rush days. >> in fact, elvis, joe dimaggio and marilyn monroe were all regulars tonight, our team coverage starts with abc seven n

i used vegas's leverage in san antonio and portland in an effort to get a new ballpark in miami. i understand what it is to threaten relocation. and i also know to get a deal done. you have to get right to the edge of the end. and i think that's pretty close to where we are, but not quite sampson says other than ok for major league baseball. there's been no meaningful progress in las vegas. while there are numerous possible road blocks. that's why despite what's happened over the last few months, he says it's not too late. and i went through that with the public officials in miami when we went a very long time without speaking in the first meeting back at the table. was really more about subjugating my ego apologizing for how things had gone and apologizing for the lack of communication. and it really was just like a first date trying to forget about all the negative stuff happened and try to find any sort of commonality of interest that could be the purpose of the meeting today as well. it's not known when the next meeting between the a's and local officials will take place. dan

i used vegas's leverage in san antonio and portland in an effort to get a new ballpark in miami. i understand what it is to threaten relocation. and i also know to get a deal done. you have to get right to the edge of the end. and i think that's pretty close to where we are, but not quite sampson says other than ok for major league baseball. there's been no meaningful progress in las vegas. while there are numerous possible road blocks. that's why despite what's happened over the last few months, he says it's not too late. and i went through that with the public officials in miami when we went a very long time without speaking and the first meeting back at the table. was really more about subjugating my ego apologizing for how things had gone and apologizing for the lack of communication. and it really was just like a first date trying to forget about all the negative stuff happened and try to find any sort of commonality of interest that could be the purpose of the meeting today as well. it's not known when the next meeting between the a's and local officials will take place. da

i used vegas's leverage in san antonio and portland in an effort to get a new ballpark in miami.nderstand what it is to threaten relocation. and i also know to get a deal done. you have to get right to the edge of the end. and i think that's pretty close to where we are, but not quite sampson says other than ok for major league baseball. there's been no meaningful progres in las vegas. while there are numerous possible road blocks. that's why despite what's happened over the last few months, he says it's not too late. and i went through that with the public officials in miami when we went a very long time without speaking and the first meeting back at the table. was really more about subjugating. might you go apologizing for how things had gone and apologizing for the lack of communication. and it really was just like a first date trying to forget about all the negative stuff happened and try to find any sort of commonality of interest that could be the purpose of the meeting today as well. it's not known when the next meeting between the a's and local officials will take place.

sign language to some degree though or family members or close relatives do you see any way of even ballpark in either the number of, non-family members in or moreover west tisbury who might have had some degree of facility with the language or ballpark? the degree of facility is there any way to get at that from? looking at other village sign language, perhaps exactly. yeah, that's a a yeah. thank you for that question. but so i can answer the first part of that question and that's to say that you're on exactly the same track that that we were on in the paper that has just recently accepted in our paper we do exactly that. we at other village signing communities take the kinds of percentages that have been reported of relatively fluent fluent signers within those communities and then apply them to the populations, chilmark and west tisbury and so on over time that gives you a very rough estimate because the the percentages are very wide, you know, from from 15 to more than 60%, you know, it does give you some it gives you as you said, it gives you a kind of ballpark figure. you know there m

in a decade, the deadliest fires occurred in the central ballpark at east or region. the places are being driven by summer, heat wave, and drowned, influenced by the own menial weather phenomenon. a seriously close call as people run for their lives firefighters. try to evacuate as many residents as possible. gimme to in a matter of minutes in with the fire was already here. it was smoke, the sky turned black. everything was dark. the wind felt like a hurricane, but it was like being held up when we say a good high temperatures on dry conditions are fueling deflating, causing the deadliest brake of forest wires. and to late in a decade, the president flew over some of the most devastated areas on saturday. he warned just the danger still to come below bundle. if you receive a message to evacuate, even if you believe the fire is far away, they do not hesitate to go them with nickel. if you've received that message and it's because you have to do it. we want to save lives and protect you with a shuttle threat. the night firefighters tried to 12 of lanes but hundreds of

the a's have been planning on building a ballpark on the strip where the tropicana hotel currently sits. they want to do that by 2028. the team's lease in oakland is up after this season. >>> finally, huge announcement yesterday. three of the biggest companies in sports broadcasting, warner brothers discovery, espn and fox are joining force ss to create new sports streaming platform. currently unnamed service is set is to launch in the fall and will include games from all four major pro sports leagues. the companies will each share one-third ownership in the joint venture. pricing will be announced at a later date. this was just huge news because no one really saw it coming. and espn and tnt and fox joining forces. never know where this is going to go. >> we sure don't. and that absolutely massive. it's one of the biggest challenges, how to watch sports when you cut the cord. here we go. andy scholes, thank you. >>> that's it for us here on "early start." i'm kaus cayce. "cnn this morning" is next with chris christie still refusing tone dors nikki haley weeks after he dropped out of of

and while fires and densely populated areas, and at least fires have occurred in the ballpark the so region, the fires are being driven by summer heat wave and drought influenced by the menial weather phenomenon square. and the northern irish lawmakers have appointed an irish nationalist, 1st minister for the 1st time ever, michel own niels shouldn't feign party seeks to unite northern ireland, which is a u. k. territory with the republic of ireland. o'neil's appointment comes as the northern ireland assembly resumes its work after a 2 year boy con to find the pro british democratic unionist party. this is the russia has designated human rights campaign or, or like, or law of a for an agent or loft is one of the leaders of the memorial rights group which jointly won the 2022 nobel peace prize after it was banned and russia, people with the designation for an agent, faith, strict to financial scrutiny, and other restrictions family members of russian soldiers have protested in central moscow calling for the return of their relatives from the war in ukraine. police detain dozens of peo

fiery speech and in classic trump a fashion, it was a rather lengthy, we're talking somewhere in the ballpark of 90 minutes. but the message of his speech really centered on the general election. he was trying to tell them how his administration would be different from jo biden's, he called you 5 minutes administration, 4 years of bloodshed, chaos, and violence. now of course, we know that's not true. violent crime is down all across the country in cities, both big and small. but of course, this is the c pack, and if there is going to be an audience that is receptive to that message, it would be here. now, what he really wanted to get across to the people gathered here was that he is the only thing standing between them and the great american, the decline. and you know, this distill, pick a vision of on check, legal integration of a runaway inflation of government overreach. distilled and simple sound bites like drill, baby drill or stop the invasion. but another thing that he did, the quite astutely i thought was to tie in this idea of freedom in his candidacy, saying that a vote for trump i

if they do abandon them and get into what you call the ballpark -- they're not even in the city. they're on another planet. but if they come down to a reasonable situation, then, yes, we'll have a hostage deal. i hope so. >> netanyahu also says israel's anticipated ground operation in rafah would put his nation within weeks of total victory. right now six americans are among the more than 100 hostages believed to be in hamas captivity. the white house has warned israel from advancing on rafah without a detailed plan to limit civilian casualties. more than 1 million palestinians are currently living there. >>> for the first time ever, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy publicly acknowledged that 31,000 ukrainian soldiers have been killed more than two years since russia's invasion. he appealed to the west to boost military aid as kyiv suffers setbacks. cbs's charlie d'agata is there tonight. >> reporter: with an historic train station, a church, and neighboring homes in flames and ruins from an overnight russian missile bombardment, year three of the full-scale invasion began