san francisco and in oakland, a lot of us have been getting broken into. >> another oakland business is tallying its own losses. the owner of barbecue says on sunday, vandals tagged the business with graffiti and then try to break into a trailer and then yesterday, the restaurant went up in flames. now, that building is red tagged. investigators are trying to figure out how the fire started. >>> gas stations and oakland are getting hit by burglars. thieves use a backhoe to smash through the window and tear apart an atm. and lincoln square shopping center, a station owner says they were hit twice in one week with someone ramming their garage doors, stealing the cash register and cigarettes. >> what is the city of oakland doing to prevent this crime? mayor sheng thao said in the fruitville neighborhood, she is beefing up foot patrols. >> we are standing up a stronger presence in the fruitville district through mechanisms such as police walking officers that i have doubled. we have all of this with the comprehensive approach we are seeing and we want to do this across the whole city. >>

now with news tonight at the oakland bees. we are building this team for the fans here in oakland. that's not something you would expect to hear from the head of an oakland baseball team. >> but that's exactly what fans have been told to expect from oakland's newest baseball team, the oakland bees. what's exciting about this is that we get to start rooting for a team that wants to be here a gordon, the former a's hot dog vendor known as held a hot dog guy has been posting about the new team on social media. much of the day. he says he's hoping next year fans will spend their money with the bees and not the a's. why not? >> spend your money with people who want you to come there. why not spend your money with people who care about the community who care about the future. these i think of gotten a's to how i would grade them today and he do served as executive vice president and vice president of business operations for the oakland a's. >> from 1980, to 1994 when walter own the team. he says the ballers are off to a great start. they're a part of the community because of what they've

and he claimed oakland. he said oakland gave him his game. he's done that for a lot >> he's a leader. say enough this duality. his fight for the people. we stood 10 toes down his book. the people colder. yes, the family and of them greatest. rapper every man is so much is so little time. >> shakoor was shot and killed at the age of 25. and yesterday his accused killer duane davis pleaded not guilty to the 1996 murder of tupac. >> and he may have not spent a long time oakland, but he embraced the town just as much as it embraces him. >> in the 1993 interview, the late rapper said, quote, when i got oakland, that's where i learned the game. if i'm going to claim a city, i'm going to claim oakland. in the studio. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> oakland for sure. well, in the weather center, what we're watching is a change in temperatures. you're really going to feel it next week. plus, rain on the way this weeken

so we appreciate oakland definitely. yeah. and oakland appreciates appreciates tupac. and i think we're going to see that i imagine on full display tomorrow. you know i think you're feeling kind of emotional. i get that sense about about tomorrow and what it means. where do you think your head is going to be tomorrow when those those plaques and those street signs are unveiled in in your brother's honor? i'm always aware of his absence and so when things like this happen, what what would i feel the most is that he's not here to see it. and just he must be beaming. i know tomorrow he's just going to be skipping in heaven and excited to see everybody that's gathered for him and to see his impact. that's still present in a place that he loved. speaking of that, that lasting impact, obviously, you know, it goes without saying, his music lives on forever. i mean, i think that that obviously, you know, everyone everyone realizes that. but you really want to have a meaningful impact on the city of oakland, a city that as we know, is struggling and has struggled with violent c

or want to buy oakland. high insurance rates also makes it difficult to sell right now, especially in fire zones. reporting in oakland, i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> applications are now open for almost 300 million dollars in grant money to help cities and counties move people off the streets and into houses and shelters. governor gavin newsom announced a 3rd round of funding for the state's encampment resolution grant program. according to the governor's office, the state moved more than 5,000 encampments with previous funding over the past 2 years. the application window for the latest round will be open until july of next year. >> let's get your check of your forecast. taking a live look outside at downtown san francisco as the sun is setting. you can see reflecting mayor off of salesforce tower looks kind of nice. very nice view, which lawrence is going to change dramatically here pretty soon. yeah, tonight we've got those clouds. so just begin to move it along the coastline and maybe not long. we're

oakland's rich lgbtq history.investigating a hit and run crash involving a pedestrian in san francisco. happened around 10, 20 last night at the corner of poke and post street. crews plan to start prescribed burns in marin county today and through friday, crews say they expect smoke to be visible from 10:00am 04:00pm in the areas of fairfax and also in ross valley. governor newsom wants to build new reservoir in california. 75 miles northwest of sacramento. his office says it was store enough water to meet the needs of 3 million california households every year. plant reservoir still needs the approval from the state's water control board. the project were to move forward. construction would start in 2026. >> we've got a few days to enjoy the dryness. >> then right back to the wet sometime next week. don, good morning. i like it. we got to enjoy the dry weather while it's here because next week you're going to be hibernating, i guess, cause it's going to be pretty wet. starting on tuesday, lasting through a lot of

oakland's barber lee has 9%. and katie porter is coming in at about 17% and kron four's giving you glimpses of. we don't always see traditional camp campaign coverage. all of the candidates received a request to participate in this project and orange county congresswoman katie porter was the first to set aside time travel with her campaign. nicky lorenzo reports. >> katie porter knows how to stand out in congress, whether it's taking ceos to task in committee hearings. you million dollars personally just by tripling the price of revlimid or other viral moments. like when the orange county congresswoman was caught doing some casual reading as fellow california republican kevin mccarthy indoor more than a dozen rounds of voting to become house speaker for short-lived term. but her job serving in the house is one of 3. she's currently juggling traveling the more than 2200 miles back and forth from washington to be at home with her 3 kids. i used to kill, especially wrecked, play stupid games, win stupid prizes. what

a lot happening in oakland as we speak. we'll get to all that in just a moment. >>> we want to start with the high-profile gathering during the apec summit. we're learning of a star-studded fund-raiser a week from tonight. president biden, vice president harris, and governor newsom all expected to be in attendance in one location. it's happening in san francisco. here's what we've confirmed. the fund-raiser will happen next tuesday evening right in the middle of the apec summit. that's the conference featuring more than 20 heads of state from asia-pacific countries. it's being billed as dinner with the president and vice president. an exact location in the city not yet been announced. tickets range from $1,000 to $250,000. we'll get to the apec road closures in just a few minutes. >>> another headline we're watching, a pitch to keep the a's in oakland. tonight the city council will vote on a deal to send a message to major league baseball. time is of the essence because major league baseball owners might vote next week on t

stay in oakland. stay in oakland. they were all saying, now, what does this mean? what does this legislation do really, it doesn't do a whole lot. but what it does is it gives everybody a platform to show their together, to show the city's united and they're ready to get something done. and i believe watching this, that they were overwhelmed by the response you got city hall looking like the treehouse right now. >> good job, mlb owners will be voting very soon on whether or not or not to allow the oakland a's ownership to move to relocate to las vegas. >> but guess what? we are here today to send a very, very loud message. and that message is the oakland a's should stay rooted in oakland. >> now, i'm right outside the city council chambers. it is happening right now. they have not yet voted, but that chamber is packed and you can hear the passion and hear the support from the fans that were making one last stand out there. dan you sure can. >> thank you, casey, very much. they are passionate indeed. all right. thanks, casey. >> well, how much money do you have to h

the nine-time world champion oakland a's, four times in oakland. what does that say about oakland? what does that say about all of us? you know, there's been a lot of talk that oakland can't get it done, that maybe oakland's not a pro sports town. well, we're here to tell you today that we reject that notion full stop. we know our value. we know who we are. and that's what this is all about. you can't leave town with a baseball legacy that belongs to a community. you just can't. that's why we're here to announce a new baseball team for oakland, a team that will never leave town. it begins a new chapter for baseball in oakland. and that team is the oakland ballers. [ cheers and applause ] now, i want to introduce my friend paul, paul freedman. paul is the co-founder and ceo of the oakland ballers. i've known him for a long time. over the past few decades, i've watched paul build many businesses, successful businesses, that all started with the seed of an idea, just like that one. businesses that became sophisticated operations, that were both financially healthy and created positive

reporting live in downtown oakland, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> breaking in oakland this morning after a car slammed into a home. it happened late last night. the car first hit a parked truck and then a car before landing on its rooftop. neighbors sprang into action, saying they pulled the trapped woman from the inside of the car. so far, there's no update on her condition and police are still not confirming that she was indeed the driver. the people inside the home were not injured. >>> new overnight, police are investigating an accident that left a woman dead in san jose. a car struck a woman on blossom hill road. it's not clear if the woman was in the crosswalk. police say the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with investigators. >>> we're following all these stories on air and online. be sure to join us for the latest developments on our 7:00 a.m. streaming newscast. you can find us on roku, samsung tv or wherever you stream. >>> it looks nice, we're starting with sunshine, it feels warmer outside. take a look at the lows the next few mornings. it's going to be mu

fans, we have one thing to say, and that is stay in oakland, stay in oakland. this thing ain't done until the shovels in that dirt. remember that? >> so as you can see, this is a sentiment from fans all over the city, especially right here at quinn's for oakland a's fans fighting for months to avoid this outcome, disappointment is an understatement. >> you're leaving a void in the bay area today is an incredibly difficult day for oakland a's fans, as mlb commissioner rob manfred saying the coliseum just doesn't cut it anymore. >> at some point in a facility deteriorates to the level that it's just not a major league facility and that if you look at the situation objectively, we really had no choice but to move on. >> and while the mlb says they tried everything to make a deal in oakland, and i absolutely am convinced that there was not a viable path forward in oakland. the oakland fan base isn't buying it. george leon president of fan group oakland, 68, says that he personally met with john fisher. >> he's actually not tried as much as he as he said they had th

. >> a's fans filled the oakland city council chambers tuesday to show their support for oakland's last major professional sports we have launched the rage. we have lost the warriors. >> we need shelter to he's got to stay. you know, it. >> creighton locke says he's been a fan of the a's since the 70's. it warmed his heart to see so many open leaders pushing to keep the team this is really low. >> if you play by going to may be stupid if it mayor sheng thao called for the major league baseball owners to vote no on moving the a's. las vegas. >> even curating boxes of open goodies to send its owner ahead of the vote at the city council meeting, council members voted to support a resolution reaffirming the city of oakland's commitment to building a new baseball stadium. somebody tells me more time that can build their have the >> we're on a weekday look at all the green and gold in this room. labor leaders spoke about the value of keeping jobs associated with the a's in oakland. >> thao says biggest deserved the team to but not oakland. >> into a phase into a market. and they've it's very

it's happening in oakland near city hall. there's a heavy police presence on san pablo avenue near 16th street. abc7 news reporter lena howland is there. lena, what do we know so far? >> reggie right now we don't have very many very many details about what happened, but i can tell you here at san pablo and 16th street, we are seeing a very large police presence. as you can see right here behind me, we're seeing multiple oakland police cars and we are also seeing another car with all of its doors open just behind me here. let's go now to some video that was taken earlier this morning where we can see one of one of the cars with its doors open behind the crime scene tape. we don't have any information about what happened here. and we are working to get more information from oakland police right now about what happened. but again, we can tell you multiple blocks are shut down in this area surrounding san pablo and 16th just behind oakland city hall. we're working to get you more information from oakland police as soon as we get

. >> a's fans filled the oakland city council chambers tuesday to show their support for oakland's last major professional sports we have lost edge. we have lost the warriors. we need something to note got to stay. you in lock says he's been a fan of the a's since the 70's. it warmed his heart to see so many open leaders pushing to keep the team. know, this is really low. if you play by going to may be stupid it mayor sheng thao called for the major league baseball owners to vote no on moving the a's. las vegas even curating boxes of open goodies to send its owner ahead of the vote at the city council meeting, council members voted to support a resolution reaffirmeng the city of oakland's commitment to building a new baseball stadium. somebody tells me more time that can build there come the >> we're on a weekday and look at all the green and gold in this room. labor leaders spoke about the value of keeping jobs associated with the a's in oakland. >> thao says vegas deserved the team to but not oakland. amazing. >> into a phase into a market. and they've it's very simple. >> all you hav

oakland city leaders are asking major league baseball owners to keep the a's in oakland. mayor sheng thao spoke ahead of tonight's city council meeting. >> council members are expected to vote on a resolution to affirm the a's belong in oakland kron four's amanda hari joining us live now at city hall with more on what the mayor had to say. amanda. >> mayor sheng thao was adamant that this fight is not over and that leaders and community members need to send a message that the oakland a's long right here in oakland oakland a's fans filled the open city council chambers and chanted staying open. mayor sheng thao was joined by city community and business leaders to call for major league baseball owners to keep the a's in oakland. baseball owners are expected to vote on the a's relocation to vegas at the owners meeting from november 14 16 cow says they're urging current owner john fisher to sell the team someone who will keep them in oakland. she says mlb should expand to los vegas, but with a new team. >> you can see amazing and into a phase into a market. and they've >> it'

. >> a's fans filled the oakland city council chambers tuesday to show their support for oakland's lastnal sports we have lost edge. we have lost the warriors. >> we need something to note got to stay. you know, it. >> creighton locke says he's been a fan of the a's since the 70's. it warmed his heart to see so many open leaders pushing to keep the team just, you know, this is really low. >> if you play by going to may be stupid if it mayor sheng thao called for the major league baseball owners to vote no on moving the a's. las vegas. >> even curating boxes of open goodies to send its owner ahead of the vote at the city council meeting, council members voted to support a resolution reaffirming the city of oakland's commitment to building a new baseball stadium. somebody tells me more time that can build their have the >> we're on a weekday look at all the green and gold in this room. labor leaders spoke about the value of keeping jobs associated with the a's in oakland. >> thao says vegas deserved the team to but not oakland. amazing. families. >> into a phase into a market. and they've

. >> a's fans filled the oakland city council chambers tuesday to show their support for oakland's last major professional sports we have launched the rage. we have lost the warriors. we need something to got to stay. you in lock says he's been a fan of the a's since the 70's. it warmed his heart to see so many open leaders pushing to keep the team this is really low. if you play by going to may be stupid it mayor sheng thao called for the major league baseball owners to vote no on moving the a's. las vegas even curating boxes of open goodies to send its owner ahead of the vote at the city council meeting, council members voted to support a resolution reaffirming the city of oakland's commitment to building a new baseball stadium. somebody tells me more time that can build their have the >> we're on a weekday and look at all the green and gold in this room. labor leaders spoke about the value of keeping jobs associated with the a's in oakland. >> thao says biggest deserved the team to but not oakland. the main thing. >> into a phase into a market. and if you it's very simple. >> all you

. >> oakland ballers. ballers founders say over the years, the raiders, warriors and now the a's have left oakland and they aim to bring a team to the town that fans can invest in. >> oakland needs things that unite us now more than ever, which is why we decided to start the oakland ballers to bring a new era of baseball to the town that we love. >> the pioneer league, a development league for major league baseball, is welcoming the oakland ballers to its newly planned pacific west division. the b's leaders have already raised $2 million in initial funding from east bay investors. the money expected to pay for operations and increase seating at the stadium at laney college, where the team is expected to play. >> our games will be fun. fan friendly and hello, oakland. >> the team already has some star power with hip hop's mistah fab boosting the b's and explaining that the team has already made a commitment to the community and to youth sports. so with the oakland ballers, that's what i was set on. >> i'm s

a lot of talk that oakland can't get it done. that may be oakland's not a pro sports well, we're here to tell you today that we reject that notion. full stop. >> the will play in the rocky mountain based pioneer league making them the first in california to do so. they'll be playing at laney college where the team is working to add seating for about 3,000 fans. baseball experts say the bees as called, are already off to a great start. >> there are a part of the community because of what they've done, where they're going to play, how i believe they're going to work on programs for kids and little leaguers and all of that that goes into making a quality team. the other part is they taking advantage of this ongoing daily drip, drip, drip. but the a's to las vegas, which is negative. and based upon the quality of their organization, they'll underscore the positives and that's where the greatest opportunity is. >> the bees will launch next summer. the a's have at least one more season in oakland. so could be pretty interesting to see

the boxes were made by the oakland fan group the 68s, and the owners of oakland's last dive bar to say until it's over, even if a sports consultant tells us this effort, kind of a joke. >> you're sending a gift box to the owners a week before they're making a multi-billion dollar decision? not just on the oakland a's, but on their franchises and their net asset appreciation, and you've got some stuff in it? what should have been in that box are very actionable legal and legislative opportunities that oakland has never utilized. >> i don't think it's too late. we're going to just keep doing it until shovels in the ground in vegas. we're going to keep doing it. >> so as you might remember the a's reached a tentative agreement for a stadium in las vegas back in may. since then many fans have been calling on a's owner john fisher to sell the team, staging reverse boycotts to fill the stadium. holding signs and chanting sell the team. the owners meet next week starting tuesday. we expect their vote on the a's issue will happen wednesday or thursday. we do know that it seems like it's all bu

that end up being the last chapter of baseball in oakland. >> the tradition of baseball in oakland is so deeply tied to this tradition of the city. it's the it's the best baseball town in the country. we believe the oakland ballers will be a new minor league team playing in the pioneer league. >> oakland natives paul friedman and brian karmel started this idea in june. they wanted baseball fans to still be able to root for a team in oakland. we identified the league that we wanted to join being the pioneer league, which has its roots in 1939. >> and then we worked to build a community to support us because we really believe at the end of the day that sports teams are about community. they're about bringing community together. >> the hope is by spring of 2024, those lights will shine the field, the ballers will call home, though not a done deal yet . it's perfectly located in the center of oakland. a new start for this baseball loving town. >> very optimistic that we will, you know, figure it all out. and it's a wonderful place to play baseball. it's where we want to play. >> when a's

when he say he got his game from oakland, he's talking about an oakland. spirit, the culture, the ancestors. >> mc hammer called tupac shakur the greatest rapper of all time. his music focused on social inequality, injustices and love. if your weekend plans involve traveling along 680. caltrans has a warning for you. that story when we weekend starting tonight, workers will be repairing the pavement on 680 between the 580 and 680 connector and state route 84. officials say the work will make that stretch of 680 safer for drivers. all southbound lanes of that section of 680 will be closed tonight, tomorrow and sunday from 9 p.m. until 4 a.m. so be warned. >> all right. so we know traffic is not going to be good for those folks. let's see if the weather's going to be better. >> i suspect it might be pretty nice. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> absolutely. it will be. dan and corina, let's take a look at those temperatures right now. it is so pleasant, mild to warm at this hour. 70 and 80, believe it or not, it was actually a little

like hal, that you may know as the oakland a's hot dog guy. >> the oakland a's were taken away from a billionaire that does not care about the community and the history and the fans, so, people are super excited that we are going to build a brand-new team starting in june. >> reporter: he was not alone in his stance. that the community needs this. >> baseball was something that saved many of our lives because it gave us something to do. we knew every saturday those babe ruth games would be out there and people from all parts of the city would be there. later on in life, those same relationships that we built on that diamond would be some of the things that saved our lives. >> reporter: hal says paul's commitment to the people of oakland is why he wanted to get on board. and this announcement is just the beginning. >> we got to put a team together and finish the work on the stadium and get tickets available. a lot of things to do to have a baseball team that will play here >> in the next couple of days the baller's will announce the players they already signed and as for hal? he plans

at 35 year-old alonso, dire of oakland. both men face multiple charges, but gray's charges include murder and attempted murder. alameda county district attorney pamela price says so far this year, her office has charged more than 60 people with murder. these are grown men. >> who running through the streets of oakland. with a gun with multiple oakland mayor sheng thao also spoke tuesday say gun violence has become all too common occurrence in her city but that there are more officers on patrol now compared to the last few years the mayor expressed her sympathies to family. there's nothing like. >> losing a mother daughter. a wife, a partner. >> police are still looking for 2 more people they believe took part in the fatal shooting. anyone with information that might help lead to an arrest can contact the oakland police department reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> woman and a man are being charged with murder in a suspected love triangle stabbing officers say they found a par was as our of hayward s

i know this is a hard day for our fans in oakland. we made sincere efforts to keep our team in oakland, but it did not work out. joining us live is oakland city's mayor sheng thao. we know you fought to keep the as in town. to the last minute. your reaction to today's news. >> a huge disappointment by the outcome of the vote. but we know there is a long way to go before the shovels hit the ground in las vegas and there are a number of unresolved issues. i will continue to keep fighting. i know the fans will too to ensure that the as branding stay here in the city of oakland and there is a possibility for expansion opportunities. >> how much effort will you put into this since it looks like a done deal? >> it looks like the vote is a yes for the relocation. but again, i have made it clear to the commissioner that the as branding and name should remain here in the city of oakland. in oakland, it's a huge, one of the top market for mlb. so with that said, baseball has a home here even if it is not with the current as ownership and if the

been especially devastating for oakland's horn bbq.agged it graffiti and then the next day they said they are cowers, showing disrespect. then, before dawn this morning, this. the restaurant went up in flames t. is now red tagged. the view from our chopper shows the fire tore through the back of the building. the owner says there was no cooking happening at the time. now, the investigators are trying to figure out how this fire started. the owner posted he has gotten an outpouring of support and despite the damage they will still serve the community at 1:00 p.m. tomorrow horn will give out turkeys to families in need despite all of that. pretty impressive. >>> a new series of reports revealing how rising sea levels will impact the world's coastlines earlier than predicted. in tonight's project earth we have a look at an ambitious undertaking of the rising of the seas by raising a bay area icon. >> i am standing in our virtual video of the landmark building. will it survive climate change? in a minute we will look at a daring plan to ra

i am watching the ship leave the port of oakland. a few hundred palestinian supporters and protesters gathering here at the port of oakland. police have blocked them off at three different areas. there was one group of about 20 people that were demonstrating right next to the ship. three protesters were holding onto a rope ladder mounted to the ship entrance. that ship was supposed to leave sometime this morning but with those protesters refusing to allow the entryway, the ship could not leave. workers tried to ship back to the dock and protesters were calling it a small victory. right around 2:50 p.m., it appears police officers were able to -- they have obtained or removed the protesters from that ladder and that allowed them -- i'm looking at the ship and it is actively leaving the port. still, quite a few protesters that are pretty disappointed. this ship was headed to carry arms and weapons to go to aid israel but we have not been able to confirm that with the u.s. government. right now, the coast guard still monitoring the situ

try and keep the a's in oakland.s listen in. >> rooted oakland. >> let's talk about the 5 years. call oakland home and we have there for them. all of in this room. we were with them through the goodyear. through the bad year. through 5 different roster shakeup, actual earthquake. >> we've been with oakland a's. >> oakland have been part of this team. this team call family that i call of our team cannot hear us say this our friend. >> i like >> and this team. >> the longer here with us. >> and we have shown that going that extra mile to make the stadium happened here in the for government. >> we've able to secure over dollars 5 infrastructure. more than had asked for because showing our good day that we will work hard to keep our team really here. >> we've also do and he i are in we work to help secure multiple layers of government approval. has ever interacting with government. the with rio. but we we've got multiple layers of government approvals from the locally. we collaborated detail plan move forward. but all th

but oakland is his number one priority. so with that being said, i'm excited to be working with chief kevin 10. and you know that he's going to be able to not only bring the institutional memory, but morrison that expand on the many things that we have to overcome. and so i'm excited for his leadership. and i know that whole department is also excited. >> all right. well, we're on the top of the first responders. of course, we'd like to ask you about for the latest on the search for oakland's next police chief. you have any update on that timeline. >> yes, right now as they are at the police commission is actually going through the interview process. and so here in the city of oakland, we have a strong police commission who actually goes through works with the consultant to actually go through the first round of interviews where they didn't vote. we have recommend to me the top 3 candidates. and so i have yet to receive the top 3 candidates. but i know we're on track and i'm optimistic that i will receive those names prior

oakland ballers. ♪♪ >> reporter: keeping baseball in oakland, that's the plan. >> oakland needs a newteam. >> reporter: still sporting green and gold, the team founders are launching the oakland ballers or the bs for short. their mission is simple, play ball and put the community first. >> nobody gets to decide what happens to that story. certainly not one team. if that goes away, it needs to be replaced by something different, something better. what we want to replace it with is an organization that has different values. >> reporter: team founders friedman and carmel named the independent team the balmers in memory of their friend who passed away whose nickname was baller. the b's will join the pioneer league next season becoming the first west coast franchise. the a's will still be playing in oakland. >> we felt strongly we wanted to provide an alternative to the fan base here and really come out of the gatesxp

and he claimed oakland. he said oakland gave him his game. he's done that for a lot less. >> he's a leader. he's a of a turn. this duality. his fight for the people. we stood 10 toes down his book of 4 people colder. yes, the family and of them greatest. rapper it every man is so much is so little time. >> shakoor was shot and killed at the age of 25. and yesterday his accused killer duane davis pleaded not guilty to the 1996 murder of tupac. >> and he may have not spent a long time oakland, but he embraced the town just as much as it embraces him. >> in the 1993 interview, the late rapper said, quote, when i got oakland, that's where i learned the game. if i'm going to claim a city, i'm going to claim oakland. in the studio. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> alright, weather time here. as we look towards the weekend that a couple really warm days in the bay were in november fact. but it feels like a september and things are going to change, right? brittany, they are going to change. yeah. we've had above average temperatures. some places

the boxes were made by the oakland fan group, the 68s, the owners of oakland's last dive bar who sayser even if a sports business consultant tells us the effort is really a joke. >> you're sending a gift box to the owners a week before they're making a multi-billion dollar decision. not just on the oakland a's, but on their franchises and their net asset appreciation, and you've got some stuff in it? what should have been in that box are very actionable legal and legislative opportunities that oakland has never utilized. >> i don't think it's too late. we're going to just keep doing it until shovels in the ground in vegas, we're going to keep doing it. >> mlb owners meet next week starting on tuesday, many consider the vote to move the a's pretty much a done deal. the financing, however, not a done deal, though the a's reached a tentative agreement for that stadium in las vegas back in may. since then many fans have been calling on the a's owner john fibber to sell the team, to fill the stadium with people with shirts, and chanting sell the team. the team owners will take up that vote

yesterday the oakland city council announced a resolution affirming that the team belongs in oakland. the plan is to hold a vote next tuesday in an effort to send a message that the mayor this city council and the port of oakland are all on the same page. i caught up with the mayor moments ago. >> the confirmation action from the electeds themselves are the ones who are making the decisions. right. saying like, yes, we agree that the a's belong here in the city of oakland. we have, you know, the howard terminal. but if they decide like, look, we don't want this grandiose plan anymore with , you know, condos and businesses and the ballpark we have that other option, too, where it's just the ballpark. yeah, right. and so there's so many different ways that we can look at this and we're ready to actually reach a solution. and we're just calling upon john fisher to say, are you also ready for a solution? because it doesn't look so solidified in las vegas. >> now, the mayor makes a good point there. the a's don't even have a real las vegas rendering. they don't have a design architect. the

we introduce you to the new team in town. >> we are building a team that is for oakland, by oakland and will never leave oakland. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> good evening. thanks for joining us. >>> when people think of the homeless, they think of homeless encampments and people sleeping on the street, but there is another group we often don't think are experiencing homelessness. they are the hidden homeless and they are the children who still go to school, but are living in temporary housing or in cars or going from one hotel to the next and the word they use to describe their living situation, embarrassing, but one oakland father and his two sons decided they didn't want their situation to stay hidden any longer. they wanted to bring to light the struggle. >> this is home. >> reporter: david nestes and his two sons are living at the east oakland community project shelter. >> we got a hot breakfast and lunch packed in with that breakfast. then we get a hot dinner. >> reporter: but that hasn't always been the case, especially during the pandemic. >> my sons

your 70 and oakland. north bay, topping out in the lower half of the 70s by yesterday afternoon, but with the offshore and downslope winds. communities in the north bay, and spots that are most likely to see those temperatures may be reaching a little bit higher, and a few spots getting up into the mid-70s. let's get take a look at the long-range pattern -- let's take another look at molly here. it is worth it. we have more rain chance heading our way. we take a look at our main long-range forecast models. the american model and european model side by side. they are in pretty good agreement as we start the clock by monday evening. let's wind the clock forward and you see a good chance of rain according to both of those forecast bubbles on tuesday, with subsequent follow-up waves of rain on tuesday night into wednesday. if this comes to pass, this scenario would be associated with probably a low-end atmospheric river bend. this would be associated with a good chance of a communal eating snow. significant c

special. >> for those who have been living in oakland for a very long time, who are native to oaklandke marin area has always been our home. it's been the home where most queer people have lived. so many protests have happened. the first aids walk ever happened. >> we asked them if this new lake shore district will be similar to the castro in the city, hawkins says no. they love the castro, they want lake shore in oakland to be its own unique place. >>> new at 11:00, about rotisserie chicken and a ribbon cutting. a celebration of two new cafes in san francisco. the city helped opening them. the opening of the cafes is revitalizing union square and the downtown area. >> we want this to feel like a picnic in the park that san francisco can celebrate. and exquisite, casual, world class experience. and the world will pay attention to. >> here's how it's going to go. the cafe is going to offer all day brunch menu, which includes florence tylar's chicken. >>> the holidays getting into full swing, san francisco is taking steps to make shoppers feel safer. the city kicked off its safe shoppin

i was out here in east oakland for several years partnering with community based organizations. >> oakland's mayor says heading the department of violence prevention is a big move. >> we are safer and healthier in our community through the different resources that we offer. we're all better for it. >> antoine towers, a so-called violence interrupter, works with youth alive and oakland violence prevention coalition. he supports the new chief named. >> she's an amazing individual that's done great work in the community. >> and tower supports the work of the department of violence prevention in every time we work with a family and save an individual or mediate a situation and prevent an escalation, it counts. joshi says she plans on looking at the root causes of gun violence. gang violence and gender based violence. >> our role at the dvp is to focus on prevention and intervention and then the police department's role is accountable city. so we're going to work really hard at our role prevention and intervention because we want to reduce the footprint and the need to utilize the criminal justic

today the city of oakland plans to call on mlb owners to keep the a's in oakland. is also likely to pass a resolution today urging team owners to agree that the a's should stay in oakland and build a new stadium at howard terminal. this all comes after a judge ruled nevada voters will not have a say in whether taxpayer money should be used to help the a's build a new ballpark in las vegas. the petition could still qualify for the ballot if an appeal is approved. it would ask voters if they want to repeal some of the $380 million in public funding for that stadium. >> five republican presidential candidates will be taking part in the third primary debate tomorrow in miami. those candidates are chris christie, ron desantis, nikki haley, vivek ramaswamy and tim scott. to qualify, the republican national committee said participants must have secured 4% of the vote in multiple polls and 70,000 unique donors. they're also required to sign a pledge to support the party's eventual 2024 nominee. >> a former president, donald trump's daughter, ivanka, will testify tomorrow i

across the bay bridge into oakland.s is the type of weather where you know, feels like fall outside. you are still able to get all the outdoor activities done. and extending off into the east bay, we will see some gustier conditions near fairfield this morning. the winds starts to die down though evening hours tonight. i want to show what you the next seven days are looking like if you live in the inland areas, you are going to notice a very normal pattern throughout the rest of this week. upper 60s, lower 70s. back and forth with each other as we wrap up this week and heed into the weekend. but i will say this, cloudier skies for thursday and friday. it's going to look a lot different despite the fact it feels pretty much the same. saturday we see sunshine and right now late monday, early tuesday, that's the best chance that we have of showers in the forecast for us here in the bay area. that's not only for the friends in the inland areas and notice how that's also the case along the coast. along the bay. upper 60s, lo

oakland police are present here. i've been told by officers that no arrests have beens to confli something i heard from one of the protesters. we have not gotten an official update from the lieutenant just yet. protesters are still active at this point. there is that person tied to the boat and other protesters coming from that boat. you can hear the chants behind us, all around, really, as well as the flags being shown and waved. this protest is expected to last possibly more hours throughout the day. we are told by the port of oakland that it has not made an impact on port operations so far, and at least from the very latest that we've heard from oakland police, no arrests have been made. back to you. >> very busy and active out there. >>> as those rallies continue to play out here in the bay area, the war in the middle east is intensifying at this hour. >> israeli military leaders say israel's ground offensive is pushing deeper into gaza and hamas oi offensive lines are, quote, collapsing. more than 9,000 people h

oakland police recently announced they will deploy foot patrols and increase presence in the district. police responded to over 3,200 robberies city-wide so far this year, up 35% compared to last year. >> i get it. we're super frustrated with everything happening in the fruitvale district and trust me, like it hurts all of us as a community. >> reporter: fruitvale business owner dominic prada reminds people to be good witnesses. >> it's not worth chasing. it's not worth fighting back. it's not worth losing your life. money you can replace. >> reporter: lucille says her home country is safer than east oakland. >> translator: i am shocked mostly because i barely have three months here and then if i were to have the opportunity to go back to nicaragua, i would. >>> coming up at 6:00 tonight, we'll hear from the new chief of oakland's violence prevention department, how she hopes to address growing concerns over public safety in that city. >>> in tracy a burglary suspect was in critical condition after being shotly police officers yesterday. four people were trying to break into a trailer

the mayor of oakland, the port of oakland, oakland, labor leaders all there showing a sign of unity with the city council saying if you stick with us, major league baseball, we're ready to get a deal done and keep the a's here in oakland . i think that the fans that showed up, there were so many of them that it almost shocked the people speaking at the dais. >> you got city hall looking like the treehouse right now. good job. >> we've been dealing with relocation threats since i can remember. i was born and raised in oakland. in high school, i wrote an essay in 1998 to try and keep the a's in oakland. that's how long it's been going on. give us a chance. mlb and i think that if john fisher could come back to the table that we can totally create a deal where he can win, where we can win, where mlb can win. >> and i still believe in the win win win factor here. owning a team isn't so much of just saying, yeah, i own this team. it's about the investors, isn't because it's about the game in itself. and whoever owns the team should invest in the team. otherwise there's many other people who w

is this part of a larger crime trend in oakland? >> we're seeing a modest tick down in some of the carjackings, in some of the car thefts we've seen in the city. car thefts have been at an all-time high in oakland this year. that's certainly encouraging. but, yes, it's been tough in oakland. it's going to be tough to get out of this. let's take this victory and stay vigilant and do what we have to do to protect ourselves and our loved ones. >> appreciate your time. thank you. >>> up next, draymond green has some choice words for last year's locker room vibe with the warriors. what he's saying is going right this time around. pretty interesting. you're watching "nbc bay area you're watching "nbc bay area news tonight." we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market. what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you love but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. it's grocery outlet's 20% off wine sale going on now through november 7th. we have hundreds of wines sure to pair with any g

esta es la 8 80 a la altura de oakland, dirección hacia el sur.80 dirección hacia el sur. ahora viene con más calma, pero hacia el norte está más concurrido allá, a la altura de fremont, así que siga conduciendo con mucha paciencia, pero sobre todo con mucha calma. vamos a ver entonces donde hay accidentes palo alto a la altura de la 101, a la altura de palo alto. estamos viendo un accidente que está ocasionando tráfi tanto al norte como al sur. la gente que se queda a ver qué es lo que sucede en frente. mucho cuidado con eso. también la 2 80 dirección hacia el este, un poco de tráfico y por supuesto la 82 dirección hacia el norte, allá en san josé. siempre tráfico a esta hora. conduzca con cuidado y vámonos con max. >> gracias, guille. queda solo la aprobación de melvin para que los 6 cierren su capítulo en oakland en las próximas temporadas y se muden a las vegas. pero la esperanza es lo último que se pierde. y este martes la alcaldesa de la ciudad santa se reunió con un grupo de aficionados para evitar lo que ya para muchos es 8. por qué oaklan

the oakland ballers, or the oakland b's for short. the announcement comes just two weeks after major league baseball owners approved the a's move to las vegas. >> we got to have baseball still in our city. >> it's the town, baby. oakland ballers. >> there you go. that's the official announcement video released this morning. there was also a rally at laney college where the oakland b's will play. among the supporters, mayor sheng thao, oakland rapper mistah f.a.b., aka stanley cox, and members of the oakland 68s, which is an a's fan club. now, the b's will join the pioneer baseball league, which is a ten-team league. teams in places like montana, idaho, and colorado. the b's will be the league's first west coast franchise. we should note, reiterate, this is an independent league not associated with major league baseball. >> we felt strongly that we wanted to provide an alternative to the fan base here and really come out the gates, you know, explaining what we're about, which is a team that's made up of, you know, locals, that's built

the fact that a new professional baseball team is coming to oakland. >> they'll be called the oakland ballers. they just announced the launch of their team this morning with the video that you see here. the team says they're determined to bring back the legacy of baseball to the town. the team is going to be joining the pioneer baseball league and they'll become the league's first west coast franchise. the ppl in case you're unaware is an independent mlb partner league. they have 12 teams so far a 96 games schedule and their season goes from a to mid september. the bees are going to hold a news conference at 11 o'clock this morning out of the oakland estuary oakland mayor sheng thao is expected to be there along with bay area. rapper mistah fab and co-founders of the team. so look for more to come out them. oakland ball, years. yeah. like it. >> 802, right now. and another big story east bay residents are being warmed of intermittent flaring today at the chevron refinery in richmond. yeah, they had a power outage yesterday that caused a massive plume of smoke to go up could be seen fr

at 35 year-old alonso, dire of oakland. both men face multiple charges, but gray's charges include murder and attempted murder. >> alameda county district attorney pamela price says so far this year, her office has charged more than 60 people with murder. these are grown men. >> who running through the streets of oakland. with a gun with multiple oakland mayor sheng thao also spoke tuesday say gun violence has become all too common occurrence in her city but that there are more officers on patrol now compared to the last few years, the mayor expressed her sympathies to wong's family. there's nothing like. >> losing a mother daughter. a wife, a partner. >> police are still looking for 2 more people they believe took part in the fatal shooting. anyone with information that might help lead to an arrest can contact the oakland police department reporting live in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. thank you. an early morning fire at horn bbq is knocks the michelin recognize eatery out of commission for the foreseeable fu

and that message is, the oakland a's should stay rooted in oakland. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: she said the city has shown a commitment to make a stadium happen in oakland adding that they have options. >> we have the road map to get this done. las vegas is just getting started. right? square one. whereas oakland has a finish line right in our sights. hey, if you want a ballpark at the coliseum. we got you. >> reporter: so where do things stand in las vegas? we talked with howard senior reporter at the nevada independent. >> nothing can really be done until major league baseball either approves the row location or denies it. and i think that's what everybody kind of waiting for. >> reporter: the proposed ballpark in vegas would be on the strip at the site of the tropicana. but no new renderings have been made public. >> i have heard through the grapevine it's a nonretractable roof stadium. only on nine acres. next week maybe. >> reporter: he says you are seeing opposition and support in vegas. the raiders have had success in getting fans to the stadium. but he says many are vi

the oakland a's may eventually be on their way to las vegas, but the city of oakland is already getting to welcome a new baseball team to town. >> the oakland bees, short for ballers, is a minor league club that will begin playing next year. the ballers will be part of the pioneer league, a development league for major league baseball. the group behind the bees say it's already raised $2 million in initial funding from investors. >> we're here to announce a new baseball team for oakland and a team that will never leave town. and to begin a new chapter for baseball in oakland. and that team is the oakland ballers. >> the money raised is expected to pay for operations and also increase seating at laney community college in oakland, where the team is scheduled to play starting in may. and of course, we will have much more on this new team a little bit later tonight in sports. all right. >> our chief meteorologist bill martin joins us now. we've had a nice dry spell of weather, but it looks like things are changing. a little rain heading our way. >> yeah. right now, north bay is getting som