continue to pursue a waterfront ballpark in oakland. >> because of the timing and the delays in the roadblocks, it is prudent to start looking for other options because we are running out of time. that is the direction of the league. we concur with that. we will start that immediately with the league looking at a the markets. >> the has been talks of other west coast options including las vegas and portland. >> reporter: they indicated the old coliseum site is a no go. a waterfront stadium, they said, is the only option. those opposed to a waterfront stadium say it is a scare tactic. >> it is very a tactic to pressure people into making decisions before they are ready to make decisions. >> the a's have asked oakland to vote on the mixed used stadium for a development at howard stadium before their late-summer recess. justin burton issued the statement on your screen. the mayor's office went on to call for the entire community

to the waterfront neighborhood that enhances the region that keeps the a's through the a's manager bob melvin who was born in palo alto asked about the team potentially moving out of the bay area. >> maybe this hasn't moved at the pace they would like to see. it certainly doesn't preclude the fact it could happen at the waterfront in oakland. i just think it given the organizations you have more potential options. >> the a's organization has looked hard to stay in oakland and has considered different venues around the bay area. is that he doesn't think it is much of a distraction for the team. from on the politics involved in the stadium situation we are joined by

midtier. phil, we have seen oakland. they lost the raiders and the worriers. are they going to go 0-3 and watch the a's leave the town well? >> that is a possibility. >> the worriers left because they wanted a new place. they wanted to play in san francisco. there was never a question. the raiders left because they got a better deal in las vegas. it was $750 million flat on their plate. they didn't walk away from that. this one, we are talking about a 900+ million dollars in public funds. you can tell it is a lot of money going into the infrastructure deal. it is not something you are getting a lot from city council. this is the toughest part of the deal. yes, they could leave if they don't get a teal a deal at howard terminal. they made it clear they are not going back to the coliseum. >> what you are saying suggests

maybe there is room to meet in the middle. a lot of this infrastructure presumably is needed anyway. let's talk about oakland politics which could be difficult to navigate for anybody, especially when it comes to stadiums. how much did the 1995 deal bring the raiders back from l.a., it ended up costing tens of millions of dollars. city is still paying for that. >> hundreds of millions, larry. the county as well. that not only appoints in the whelp for oakland but it poisoned the well all around the state. you are seeing more and more around the city saying you have to build it with your own money. that is what the warriors did. that is what the giants did. that is what we are seeing around and around. you have to come up with the finances. the deal went south and it cost so much money. going forward it will be tough. you have a new city council in oakland and there are a lot of other priorities. on wednesday they say we have a lot of people that want the a's

to stay but at what price? eventually, all of these deals come down to this. we are in that part of the game. you have seen the pretty pictures and you have a great idea of the hotel units. everyone loves the a's or at least they say they do. whether they show up to the games is another thing. this comes down to are you going to buy the car or not? >> that is a great question. mayor libby schaaf wants to buy the car. she wants to howard terminal deal to go through. does she, by herself, have the a little muscle to make this happen? >> know. we have to be honest. if this were in san francisco when you saw willie brown say we are going to build the giants a new ballpark, he had the muscle to get that done. it took muscle on the local level but it and it took muscle on the state level. it even took some help from the feds to get it together.

if you look at mayor adley when the warriors and said we want to move to san francisco, within a day ahead of the entire board of supervisors and legislative group and everybody signed a letter saying we want you here and we will do whatever it takes. that is what they did. in oakland the mayor doesn't have the power or the money. there are some suggestions being made out from her office that other cities may be able to join in on this effort to build these things. these sports complexes are not cheap, larry. they are not cheap for a number of reasons. the cost of construction these days, getting the land ready for it. in order to do that we say we need hotels and office spaces and residential development around. that also increased the cost. we are talking about a $12 million deal. it is probably the largest in the west coast and one of the largest in the entire united states. mayor libby schaaf, her clock is ticking as mayor of oakland.

that is a political fact. new city council people are looking over their shoulder asking how is this going to work out? nobody has the muscle including the a's, it seems, to get this thing done from the get go. it is under negotiation and they are saying it is time to stop the talk and find out if we are going to do the walk. >> bottom line, what happens next in this process? >> what happens next in this process is we have this proposal. it is down to a financial proposal. city councilmembers cannot say i like this idea but i really want to explore the idea of going back to the coliseum. the a and will be have taken that off the table. it is a financial deal. they will put it in front of the oakland city council and they are going to want an answer by july 20th or around that time before the council goes on summer break to say are we going ahead or are we going to explore other markets? by the way larry, i got in

touch with the mayor in san jose. how many did they spend trying to get the a's? i said are you ready to make a pitch for them? he said i am going to wait for major league baseball this time. ultimately, it will be majorly baseballs call on where the a's wind up. >> that is a great point. phil, we appreciate your insight. we have the a's president coming up. it is interesting when you look at the situation. the a's wanted to move to san jose when lou wolf was the managing general partner. we are trying to move for san jose. the commissioner at the time would not go for that. now, we have rob manfred who is in charge of major league baseball. the a's could have been in san jose. this was blocked because the giants had territorial rights something that goes back.

the tried and oakland, fremont and san jose. this is the latest. joining me now dave cavil. dave i appreciate your time. the commissioner of baseball feels the project is stuck or is stuck or at the very least not progressing. >> the commissioner was very clear that the case of progress in oakland was not going fast enough. it is important that the a's look at other markets.other mar. we need to have other options as the franchise. we need to way that and pursue our options. we will come back to that in a moment.

this was from the jump as a privately financed stadium.finai is it accurate to say without the money from the the hasn't penciled out. >> it is important to figure out that money comes from project. >> i think it is really important. what you are telling me is that your owner, john fisher, billionaire from the gap,the ga, has the money to finance all of

this but he wants return on the backend of the construction project? they had hundred million dollars in infrastructure? explain to me how this works. >> the way one of these infrastructure financing districts work is the property taxes that the project creates these are taxes that don't exist unless the project exists. and has been used to pay for the infrastructure and the developer back later on. it is a very common thing. it is done all over san francisco, peer 70, treasure island. it is a very common way for cities to invest in infrastructure. we are hopeful in a similar scenario it can work for oakland and allow us to unlock the potential. >> is this basically the start of real negotiations? >> we spent 4 1/2 years working with the city of oakland on this project. we have given everything we have to make it work at all the

key time holders. the governor has certified the project. we really need the city council of oakland who is the lead agency to weigh in and hopefully have a positive vote. it is taking so long i think the commissioner and we agree with him we need to have other options because we are running out of time. we can't even keep the lights on some days. we need to make sure the franchise has a landing zone somewhere if it doesn't out. >> all right. again, i just want to make sure i got this straight. you're telling me the a's will put up all of the money for this, the payback will come on the back end once the project is complete? the city of oakland would have to come up with zero for you to put a shovel in the ground? am i correct?

>> all we are asking for is for them to go at it one day or another. >> you really need the council to act on this. what is your message to the fans? it is a little tenuous right now. >> i think it is important to remember we are really the only team that has actually try this. we have done more than any other teams whether it has been a five-year effort to do everything we can to ensure we can have success with a waterfront stadium. we had another site downtown that didn't work and we gave it to the preferred site. it could include a

didn't really revitalize the downtown area. all we are asking for is the city to take a vote on it one way or the other. we are confident and it can happen. it can get voted yes. we have to actually get to that point. we are running out of time. as the commissioner said we need to explore those other markets to understand what other options are out there. >> i am sure folks from vegas and nashville and portland among other cities touch if they haven't already been in touch. hopefully the a's can find a way to stay. dave, we appreciate your time. i have a feeling we will be revisiting this not too long. >> thank you for having me >> we are going to move on to other news. san mateo county is officially advancing into the yellow tier today. it joins san francisco there. all other bay area counties remain in the orange and red tier. it means more businesses can

reopen or even expand capacity. >> san mateo county supervisor was also happy to hear the news and credits the county's high vaccination rate of 76% for pulling them into the yellow tier. >> i think wer i don't see us moving back. i see us moving forward. june 15 is going to be another milestone. hopefully the final milestone for us and in covid. >> he is now focused on getting more people in the county vaccinated. governor newsome unveiling a plan to tackle the unveiling a plan to tackle the homelessness crisis. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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it is getting thicker. 80 degrees in santa rosa. napa 74. look at the inland heat. 98 in fairfield. 92 at concorde. 90 in livermore. that is what larry was talking about. here is a look at the central tower over san francisco. a lot of blue sky. it will expand tonight. we have: days ahead for the e saayr of the week an rning. atis the closest thing we could get the beneficial rain. overnight look again for expanding off of the coast. temperatures will be mainly in the 40s to upper 50s. highs tomorrow upper 50s at the coast. low to mid 70s around the bay shoreline. see mainly mid to skipping ahead to friday evening here is a look at the forecast animation showing potential for some drizzle are very light rain developing saturday morning and quickly dissipating moving over to sierra possibly as a very light snow. again we don't expect this to be beneficial even if it does

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see all my camp brains. >> tomorrow an independent cdc committee will provide guidance to help providers and the cdc director is likely to sign off on the recommendations tomorrow evening. and fda advisory committee as well. california says the vaccinations can start here as early as abc7 news we have a vaccination team dedicated to bringing you complete coverage. dr. patel is a member of that team and he joins us live. dr. patel, not all states are waiting for the cdc review and endorsement. that is not a we will get things going pretty quickly. absolutely! once we get more review from the advisory committee for immunization practices it will need the final stamp of approval. i think the majority of states will be comfortable in rolling the vaccines out importantly really strategizing the communication with parents and thinking about where these shots will be distributed from.

hopefully primary care and pediatricians office is. >> i am getting alerts from the school district pick any special things to consider since they are 12-15? i think the dosages the same as for adults, right? >> it is. the dosages the same so is the interval. it is the pfizer vaccine. it is the three week interval. everything else is exactly the same. the one thing that is different is the clinical trial the shot was even more effective than it was in the trial for older kids or adults. the one little consideration i want to throw out there because i am not seeing this talked about a lot is we are still recommending people don't get there vaccine with other vaccines. you want to get that two weeks before or after using vaccine. that is something to think about before going into the new school year. we saw a dip in this childhood vaccine. hopefully routine catchup's happen alongside the right spacing. >> that is just precautionary to have a couple of weeks between that and the other vaccine? >> it really is precautionary. benefits are farare farare fara

the theoretical risk. it is something i like to throw out there. if anybody is thinking about scheduling shots they can think about this on their own accord but if your pediatrician or your doctor says we need to make sure we get this to that, the ninja caucus vaccine we don't have time it is okay schedule more and one visit. >> what about kids under 12? what you think is the timeline for that? >> we'll see. as of right now the projection is in september pfizer will submit another emergency use authorization for kids age 2-11 pick at the end of the fourth quarter this year we will see a submission for the younger kids as young as 6 months. before then i am hoping we will see even less cases in this country. we should start to hear that inflection point as we approach herd immunity from vaccines combined with what we see

natural immunity. we have another group that will be protected. this is exciting. >> some parents are concerned pointing out the clinical trials the sample size is pretty small for 12-15. for those concerned about that, what do you say up out that? >> i understand why they have questions. if you think about the dialogue for the past six months related to all of the conflicting headlines and vaccines, naturally parents will be a little more protective. it is the exact same technology that has been administered to millions of people throughout the entire world.entire world.ed we have over six months of safety data in >> the most serious side effects takes takes takes takese

weeks. we are past that. >> by authorizing 12-16-year- old we are talking about 17 million people in the u.s. and 34 million docents. does that leave enough for us to be able to send access to india which so badly needs it? i know you have advocated for that. given we have more teens getting it now, what do you think? >> you either read my tweets or my mind. >> actually, both. we have known each other long enough. >> that is true. i don't understand and i can't get a clear answer of why we can't do both. there are people out there who are saying america first. i am not sure why we can't do both

the u.s. is sending 60 million doses of the astrazeneca vaccines. we have millions of doses of pfizer, johnson & johnson and moderna. why we aren't sending more to places like india and brazil is beyond me. i would love for somebody to explain why the united states can't do both. >> we will see what comes to that. thank you so much dr. patel. >> thank you. vaccination night at levi available for kids 16-older. no appointment is necessary. the 49ers will be handing out team swag. the first 100 teenagers each night will also get a $10 gift card to starbucks or chipotle. the site will be open from 5:30- 7:32 thursday. san francisco international airport offering free vaccinations the next few days. there is a pop-up clinic set up right in the middle of the international terminal. sfo is partnering with safeway to bring the clinic through the airport through thursday. you will need to make an appointment online to get a

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them are not buying that. from north carolina to florida to georgia and list lines of drivers are packing the poems. this is on the heels of a ransom where attack on the colonial pipeline. the biden administration said there is a gasoline supply crunch right now but the pipeline is expected to be operational again by the end of the week. i saw a woman pumping gas into plastic bags which she was then tying and putting in her car which may not be that bright of an idea. sometimes, desperation forces you to do some stuff. your the gas lines at the 70s. hopefully will head down that road. >> i don't think we will head down that road. based on what we know i don't think it is likely. i do hope this shortage can be remedied and though one week the company says it will take. >> gasoline is the new toilet

paper. >> in their mind they are going to do what they have got to do. >> we missed most of what you said. your microsoft for a little bit what do you want to repeat that? >> did you not him he? >> know, we have you. >> my mic is on. i was going to say you are going to tell people what you want to tell them but they will do what they want to do. >> supply should be back to normal by this weekend. i am concerned about the infrastructure being so susceptible. >> another reason to worry not, a new poll shows 54% of americans say they went out to week last week. that is the highest percentage since the pandemic began. even more said they visited family and friends. that number was 59%. the same time fewer people are taking precautions. 56% reported they are still social distancing.

is down 8% from last month. the number of people saying they wear masks when they go out from 68% to 58%. what do you think? i am worried but i am hoping that is just a reflection that all of those people got vaccinated so we are still safe? >> i am a little worried. like dr. patel said to you with all of the changing information on the vaccines can be transmitted more than six feet away. it makes me nervous. i will be honest. meeting indoors unmasked near someone not in my household makes me very uncomfortable. i don't feel safe doing that. sometimes i look at these restaurant tables and thinking are you measuring six feet from the center of the table to the other center? it doesn't feel right. i am worried. i still have a little one to protect. it makes me anxious. i hope everything is good.

theoretically everything should be great with a vaccines but i feel like we still have to take caution because things keep changing. we just don't know enough at this point. you can tell i am getting a little --. >> you still choose outdoor tables most if you can? >> i do. everywhere i have eaten so far indoor the tables have been spaced six feet apart edge to edge from center to center. that makes me feel fairly comfortable. >> folks, get vaccinated. again, you have the level of protection. >> absolutely! absolutely! >> to say jeff bezos is going big on his new yacht is a mild understatement. the world's richest man is reportedly buying a boat but you can't call it a boat. it is a 470 foot super yacht. it is like one half football fields long. according to bloomberg, it is

so massive that it needs its own support yacht. the estimated cost not including the puny support boat is $500 million. jeff bezos, he is worth shy of $200 billion. i believe that is postdivorce. he can certainly afford it. is this what you go out and buy after you break up? i want to make light of the separation. if you were buying a boat that needs another boat just to supply the bigger boat maybe we have gone too far, spencer? >> it sounds like you have an aircraft carrier and a service yacht. >> if you can afford at this is what you want to do with your money. it does seem a little outlandish. >> yeah. where do you park a 400 foot yacht? >> whatever you want.

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>> what is your risk versus reward tolerance? i covered the volcano for years on the big island of hawaii. if you can get land rights and all of the new land that the law will will form that is incredible. this could be the deal of the decade. the problem is every once in a while, the eruption happens and then it wipes out everything you have built. >> what is the right price also? i am wondering. >> whatever everyone is willing to pay for it. >> jeff bezos may -- >> that is a smart thought, kristin. >> what are the premiums i'm not going to be? >> jeff bezos can afford it. [ laughter ] >> yeah. no.

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