. >> we have oakland city council member kevin jenkins says one budget includes the sale of the oakland coliseum, which he says needs to be realized by september 1st. you have to have the coliseum sale finalized by september, not finalized. >> we have to start getting in proceeds, monies that we can realize in this budget. >> the other budget does not include the $105 million sale of the oakland coliseum. that could lead to more than $60 million in cuts, cuts that include closing four fire stations and cutting up to 100 police officers by freezing positions. >> the situation is really bad. >> city council member dan kalb supports the budget process that does include the sale of the coliseum to avoid cuts to social services. >> also adopt a contingency budget that would go into effect a few months from now. if something falls through or is delayed substantially. >> some city council members raised concerns about passing a budget without a guarantee of the sale. >> one of those budget options is fiscally irresponsible. it should have never been presented. assuming that a windfall of money

councilmember kevin jenkins and trevor reed both represent districts in east oakland, an area that's seen the effects of redlining and receding resource sources. we're working to make sure that the city does the right thing by this project. we are making sure that we bring the close the deficit and make sure that this gets built. this is a moment of repairing, restoring, redeeming what was lost, what was stolen, and what was not delivered. for a community that has been long disinvested in black cultural zones, restoration mission includes their newly opened welcome center with support services partnering on a ten year plan to redevelop east oakland and providing community resources. the goal to improve community through building economic wealth while preserving culture on juneteenth. it really is about what is our legacy here as african-american people, what should we expect, what we should demand, and what this country needs is a robust, vibrant, diverse cultural country, a mission johnson hopes will create a legacy of success. it is important that we do something we are who we have

. >> so right now we have two budgets oakland city council member kevin jenkins says one budget includes the sale of the oakland coliseum, which he says needs to be realized by september 1st. >> you have to have the coliseum sale finalized by september. >> not finalized. we have to start getting in proceeds, monies that we can realize in this budget. >> the other budget does not include the $105 million sale of the oakland coliseum. that could lead to more than $60 million in cuts, cuts that include closing four fire stations and cutting up to 100 police officers by freezing positions. >> the situation is really bad, city council member dan kalb supports the budget process that does include the sale of the coliseum to avoid cuts to social services. also adopt a contingency budget that would go into effect a few months from now. if something falls through or is delayed substantially. >> some city council members raised concerns about passing a budget without a guarantee of the sale. >> one of those budget options is fiscally irresponsible. it should have never been presented. assuming tha

i spoke with a member of the city council, kevin jenkins. he says they are going to pass it.y're going to make it on time. they're going to continue to proceed. all right. so that is in the short term where it goes in the long term remains to be seen. at this point, she has no intention of resigning. okay. >> so that's the second thing i was just going to say, because at the same time, the recall against her has qualified for the ballot. but i've certainly seen people who are behind that effort. the organizers say, chantal, why don't you save us a little time and simply resign now, right. >> because you're innocent until proven guilty and because she's an elected official and she doesn't want to step down, and she she'll let the voters have their say. everybody's going to