home at the coliseum. on the right, howard terminal where the a's want to build a ballpark. now, the league and mlb are playing hardball with emma be encouraging the team to move if they can't get the waterfront stadium built. we will begin coverage tonight with abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley. the message was crystal clear from the major-league baseball. in a statement they said mlb is concerned with the rate of progress on the a's new ballpark. we have instructed the athletics to begin to explore other markets while they continue to pursue a waterfront ballpark in oakland. >> because of the timing and the delays and the roadblocks, it is prudent at some other options. 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 other markets. >> that has been talk of other west coast options including las vegas and portland.

>> reporter: mlb statement indicated the old coliseum site is a no go. a waterfront stadium is option. those opposed to a waterfront stadium say it is a scare tactic. >> it is very clearly a tactic to try to pressure people into making decisions before they are ready to make decisions. >> they have asked oakland to vote on the mixed-use development for a stadium at howard terminal for their late summer recess. justin burton issued the statement on your screen.your so the mayor's office went on to call for the entire community to rally together to support a new financially viable world- class waterfront neighborhood that enhances the region and keeps of the a's in oakland. for now, they play ball at the coliseum until until until unti >> this isn't the first time we have heard about the a's possibly leaving open.

we tried ballpark in fremont and san jose. that is for starters. start joining a sports director larry beale. larry, here we go again. >> we have been covering this for a while. i am a bit surprised it took this long to get to the ultimatum stage. it is obvious what major-league baseball is doing here. they are trying to pressure the politicians in oakland to approve the howard terminal project or stop the foot work and get by. this goes back a couple of decades back to when steve owned the team. then lou wolf came along with john fisher from the gap, the billionaire. they send proposals to fremont, san jose. they made a pitch for l community college. all of these failed to even close

then, howard terminal proposed in 2018. there has been some opposition from local businesses at the waterfront. there is some division amongst politicians about what to do with the existing coliseum's location which the a's want to develop a lot of moving parts. the request for $800 million in infrastructure improvements raised new concerns about this deal. a's president told me this afternoon that the team would pay upfront and recoup the investment on the backend. it is really a complicated proposal. he said this is a structure for stadium construction. we'll see. now, it is oakland's move. either approve the howard terminal. watch the a's raiders and orioles to whatever destination whether it is vegas or national. this is reallyis reallyis really

negotiations truly really begin. we will see what happens over the course of the next few months. we will have more coming in sports. >> the back is against the wall. there are so many other cities that would be delighted to get the oakland a's. where does the city of oakland go from here and what happens if the team makes good on this threat to leave? joining us now isnow isnow isnos insider phil matier. field, a lot to talk about. the a's have been trying to get a stadium for more than a decade. it has come to this. they lost the warriors. they lost the raiders. what does oakland have to do? the strike account is really against the city. >> it is. when we show the pictures of the ballpark, dan, it is not just a ballpark. it is an entire neighborhood of the a's are proposing to put on the waterfront. some 3000 units of housing, a hotel, high-rise office space and other entertainment centers. this is a massive project, one of the biggest in the united states if approved. what the oakland city council needs to do is basically say,

w. t is what is on the table million in infrastructure work and possibly, we are not even sure what the final cost will be. it is projected at $12 million for the a's and $1 billion out of an tax increment weather paid in the front and or the back in. that is a tough one for the city council to handle given the situation in oakland and the situation in crime homelessness. that is given the situation of the cost of housing. is this that type of priority to suck up that much money and attention at this time? right now the oakland city council has been sort of reluctant. they said let's go take a look at the coliseum side again. i like this but maybe the coliseum? it is cheaper. mlb said no. you have got to go now. the string is running out for the a's and the city of oakland. professional sports aren't happy with continuing to play at the coliseum. >> let's explore the timeline little bit if you would. we saw the raiders get approval to move to las vegas but then stayed in oakland after the stadium was being built. what about the coliseum site? >> the coliseum site they are

ready have this transportation. the infrastructure is a lot less. we could build it there. the thing is, a coliseum just doesn't exist unless there is development around it. if you look at the developments they are building developments. these deals are much more than bats and balls and stands. they are about big real estate deals. building that kind of real estate deal out of the coliseum is kind of an empty proposition. major-league baseball doesn't want to get involved. that is off the table for now. even though that a's own half of it. it will be a situation where it comes down to the fisher family which owns the a's. do they sell it to somebody that says they will build at the coliseum site do they pull up the stakes and had to austin or portland or las vegas? >> oakland politics obviously very tricky to negotiate

especially when it comes to stadiums. we remember the 1995 deal to bring the raiders back from a l.a. i was on this tree reporting a story. it was a totally different story. the city went crazy. did that because it ended up costing the city tens of million dollars? is the city of oakland gun shy? >> absolutely! absolutely, dan. the county wants nothing to do with sports. the city is very gun shy. it has cost them over $100 million. $10 million a year was going out. we need services like police and fire instead it was going to pay off the raiders dead. there was a debacle that led to an end in the state of california of deals like this. would we have here? we have a compromise. they will build the ballpark. they will build the apartments but they are going to need some help with the infrastructure. the cost of that is still pretty high.

that has slowly. dan, look. nobody wants to lose the a's. politically you don't want to do that. given the choice between losing the a's are being around after you get the tab for it, sometimes they lost the road warriors, they lost their raiders. sometimes you say that is the way it goes. we'll see between now and july what happens. >> it is about the tab for years to come. >> thank you. we have sent out push alerts when this first broke as the a's looking at moving at 11:45 this morning through the abc 7 news mobile app. it is certainly a great way to stay on top of news as it comes into our newsroom. we will let you know immediately when these happen. when you download be sure to enable push alerts. >> let's turn now to coronavirus and the pandemic. today the cdc director urged parents to get their children vaccinated now that 12-15-year- olds have been cleared to get

doses of the vaccine. the white house announced a partnership with rideshare to allow free rights to those getting vaccinated. california reports nearly 14 1/2 million people in the state are fully vaccinated. another 5.2 million people are partially vaccinated. california is on track to start vaccinating 12-15-year- olds this thursday. yesterday they extended the emergency use authorization for that age group. once the cdc and state committee sign off tomorrow vaccinations can begin. california's chief help officer talked about the potential side effects. >> minimal issues like fatigue, fever, headaches, very typical things that we have seen a number of adults experience. more significant side effects are very rare. >> guardian consent for

children under 18 years old is still required but it can be written or given via face time. >> should parents be hesitant about getting their kids at vaccinated? health experts say absolutely not. dr. patel who is a part of the abc7 news vaccine team says we have six months of safety data on how adolescents are reacting to the vaccine. he says there is nothing to worry about. >> naturally payments are going to be a little more protective over their own kids. remember, this is the exact same vaccine with the exact same technology that has been administered to millions of people throughout the entire world. yes, the sample size for this specific age group was small but the sample size related to everyone else is huge. >> dr. patel says the most serious side effects from vaccines happen 6 weeks postinjection. we are past that point with the safety data. he says the vaccine to begin administered now are safe. on the peninsula, san mateo county is in the yellow tier. it is the only bay area

counties to reach yellow. everyone else is in a more restrictive orange tier. solano county is stuck in red. state data indicates santa clara county could move to yellow next week. governor newsome pitched a bold plan to help renters who have fallen behind during the pandemic. how realistic is it? >> i am wayne friedman in sonoma county where the drought is about to hit people hard. they will be taking 20% less water from the russian river this year. that is coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪

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governor newsome unveiled the second piece and what he is calling the $100 billion california come back. today's focus, homelessness. liz kreutz is in the newsroom with details of this proposal. he is toutingis toutingis toutig historic. >> the 12 billion-dollar packages and unprecedented effort of dealing with the homelessness crisis. he revealed details of the plan at a san diego county hotel converted to housing for the homeless. it was enacted last year. the governor's new plan builds on the program with converting existing buildings into housing units. >> $8.75 billion, close to billion in new specific housing supports along the lines of this project right here. hotel, motel conversions. modular unit investment, new

construction rehab, investments at a scale the likes of which we have never seen. >> his proposal also calls for expanding housing for the mentally ill as well as families. claims the plan would functionally and homelessnehomes >> >> we need to cut regulations and get rid of the frivolous lawsuits. what we need is treatment first. housing hasn't worked. >> if you're wondering he brought back the bear that appeared with him when he kicked off his tour of the state last week. he also attacked governor newsome personally repeatedly referring to him as a pretty boy. >> that is his tagline for this

campaign. >> governor newsome is facing the recall at the same time he is traveling all over the state outlining these huge proposals including a proposal to extend rent relief dramatically. there is a question of how feasible that is and who would be eligible. >> it is hard not to see the policy proposals through the lens of this recall. as her rent relief the governor is hoping the state will cover 100% of back rent for low income tenants. it is just a proposal. it is unclear if any of this will pass. a $75.7 billiobillbillbillbl surplus and plans to provide new financial aid to those impacted by the pandemic. among those announcements a $7.2 billion proposal to cover 100% of missing rent and utility payments for low income tenants. the current plan covers 80%. >> with the goal of

of all of the back rent paid. >> it drew praise from some tenant and landlord landlord associations. this is certainly welcome news their ceo said in a statement. many members have provided housing for more than a year without compensation. san francisco supervisor says for him it leaves more questions than answers. >> whatsoever. >> supervisor preston says it is unclear if the plan would use any additional state funding or if it is all from the federal relief funds previously announced. he wants to know if the plan will expand eligibility. >> we need to expand our rent relief programs to cover more people. >> a spokesperson for governor newsome told abc7 news $5.2 billion in rental assistance is

from federal funding but $2 billion to cover utility cost is new state funding. for eligibility he said the state is adhering to federal guidelines. who qualifies for the 100% rent relief it if it happens at all will likely depend on tense negotiations in sacramento. >> the governor's proposal is just a proposal. it changes nothing as of today. it is a proposal and the start of a conversation with the legislature. >> the governor is touring the state all this week announcing other major policy proposals ahead of friday where he will announce the budgets of revision. this is happening while he faces the recall we will see if this works. you can learn more about the recall and the last recall in our estate on abc 7 original special called total recall. it is on our connected bay area app wherever

you stream. officials are asking tens of thousands of people who rely on the russian river watershed to use much less water. wayne friedman explains more measures may follow. >> let's begin with the good news, sort of. it arrives from denny murphy. he has a personal reservoir filled with runoff keep it from evaporating in this summer's drought. >> you saw this coming? >> app. >> for many of us these other scenes of lake mendocino reservoir represent something new and certain actions by sonoma water with the county board of supervisors. they are asking the state water board for permission to cut back. the request to take 20% less water from the russian river. they need to ask the state because of the impact on wildlife along the shores. it will impact people too. >> it needs to be more. it will be more >> the supervisor worries about a worst-case summer in which some of us may be limited to 55 gallons per person per day.

sonoma water describes this as the first move they need to take and a crisis they don't want but history is not on our side. >> it is bad. this is the lowest we have seen our two reservoirs. >> this is what lake sonoma reservoir may look like in october of a drought year. except, it is now.is now.is now. >> people are going to have to look at letting their lawns go brown. they are not going to allow water outdoors in some situations. >> i am worried about the impact to my neighbors in the wine industry in general. if the production levels are heard severely they will not keep product to themselto themss >> a drought is never expected but we get them.get themget them waterway rates are poised to go up.

today the santa clara valley water district voted to raise rates by 9.42%.2%.2%.2%.2%.2%.2. the rates will go up july 1st. meanwhile, east bay mud customers could also see an increase come july. the board of directors reviewed a budget proposal that cost 4% bumps in rates this year and next. utility would spend the money on upgrading pipelines and wastewater treatment plants. a vote on the proposal is scheduled for june june june ju it was an absolutely beautiful day in the bay area. we know we always need rain but it was nice. the red flag warning has been canceled. are there mo

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hour in a breezy us locations. a moment ago san francisco had 31 mile-per-hour winds. they have calmed down a little bit. it is away from the coastline and the winds are quite a bit lighter. is significantly cooler just about everywhere except those toasty inland spots. we are looking atg atg atg atg t degrees colder in palo alto than this our yesterday. 30 degrees cooler in santa rosa. you get the picture. the marine layer is doing what the marine layer does. here is the view from the east bay hills camera. low fog is expanding and touching a few inland locations across the bay. 58 degrees at san francisco. oakland 66. 73 at mountain view. 79 in morgan hill and 52 at half moon bay. here is another view, a closer view of the approaching low cloud. other temperature readings 73 at santa rosa. napa 71. 94 right now in fairfield. a little bit earlier fairfield was ou 98 degr98 degree

a little blue sky in this view from the rooftop, looking across the embarcadero. is of the forecast features. it continues overnight. the cooling trend continues for the next few days. there is a likelihood of drizzle and sprinkles on friday and saturday. for tonight this is the forecast animation showing the development and expansion of the marine layer. at 5:00 tomorrow morning the fog will be along the coastline but it could hit a couple of places and then. then, we will see mainly sunny skies later in the day tomorrow. overnight temperatures will be mainly in the upper 40s to low 50s. tomorrow's highs under partly to mostly sunny skies away from the coast. 58 degrees at half moon bay. 62 had san francisco and oakland. 82 will be the high in san jose. in the inland east bay 90 degrees at antioch. in the north bay you will see highs of 81. on we go to forecast animation beginning friday evening. there is a chance of some

drizzle early friday morning associated with low clouds and fog. this is the best chancebest chac some actual rainfall, maybe? saturday morning at 8:00 or so there is a chance of enough moisture in the system to produce some light sprinkles and even later in the day some light snow over in the sierra. we are talking about low probability. this is not going to be beneficial rain materialize. here is the 7-day forecast. there is further cooling as the week progresses into the weekend. we have possible sprinkles saturday with a mix of clouds and sun on sunday. sunshine on monday and warming up a few degrees again next tuesday. okay. spencer, thanks! >> in our effort to build a better bay area we are exploring the asian and pacific islander community this week. tonight, reception and reality and how a compliment may not really be one after all. also, we have had more than one year to make ourselves at

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building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. what you see is not always what you get. this can be very true of racial stereotypes and it is something one particular group of people can relate to when it comes to how they are perceived. a part of our effort to build a better bay area is focusing on race and social justice. this is a asian pacific american heritage month and we are focusing on the community all week long. today, the model minority myth. dion land looks at when considered smart, hard-working and obedient is not a compliment. >> she became the first cambodian american woman ever to earn a phd in 1991. yet, she couldn't apply to many programs and fellowships. >> because asians are not considered as an underrepresented minority group in many academic programs.

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parents from cambodia showed symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder. daniel wu is an actor and director best known for his lead role in into the badlands. this oakland native and chinese- american spent 20 years in hong kong working as an actor and grew up seeing the model minority myth as a positive. >> then as a adult i realized how it is related to systemic racism and it is putting people of color against each other. >> he produced a rap entitled the model minority. it places asian americans and accurately on a pedestal. it promotes the belief that if minorities aren't succeeding in is because they aren't working hard enough. >> it shifts the focus away from structural racism and other barriers.

>> the model minority myth is partly to blame for the rise in anti-asian violence because for some, asian americans are a threat. we will be bringing you stories about asian-pacific heritage month. tomorrow examining micro aggressions. thursday we will we hope you will tune in for all of it. >> the california attorney general is launching a racial justice bureau to tackle issues mainly recent hate crimes and incidents is targeting the states asian american pacific islander community. >> it is a top priority. we see the urgencye urgencye ury to work at full capacity and full speed. it is more important to get it right than to do it fast.

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>> absolutely! wow! all of these. the youth of they are so great. it is wonderful to see. let's get to spencer. >> i will start with a little concerning note. statewide it is at 6% of average. that is remarkably remarkably r >> we have foggy conditions at the coast. lows will range fromrange fromr to most of the bay area. will see the low clouds lingering. it will be sunny away from the coast's. mainly upper 60s and low 70s around the bay shoreline and generally upper 80s he wanted to places will top out at 90. 90s will not be widespread as we are in a cooling trend. here is the 7-day forecast. the cooling has begun already. it will continue through the

end of the week. friday looks like it will be a fairly cold a. temperatures will bounce back a couple of degrees. friday there is a chance of some morning drizzle. on saturday morning a chance of some sprinkles and some drizzle. we are not talking about beneficial rainfall. it will be a little bit and it will be over. monday looks like it will be the coolest in the forecast period in tuesday it warms up a bit. >> still a nice change from the he. >> right on to sports director larry beale. major news coming out of the ace today. >> absolutely! the vegas a's? the national athletics? we will

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put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. good evening. this sounds a bit shaky tonight. major league baseball as we have been recording throughout the afternoon has instructed the a's to start looking at other cities to move to because of limited progress on the proposal. and is a clear power play to force the hand either build it or we will move and follow the raiders and were years out-of- town. they have tried and failed to build a new stadium in oakland,

fremont and san jose. the team in major league baseball tired of waiting. it has come down to good old- fashioned hardball. >> we really need the city council of oakland who is the lead agency two-way and and have a positive vote. it is taking so long that i think the commissioner and we agree with him. we need to have other options. we are running out of time. our current facility we can even keep the lights on some days. we need to make sure the franchise has a landing zone somewhere if it doesn't work in oakland. >> this was something the mlb felt was neededwas neededwas ned hasn't moved at the pace they would like to see. and is just giving the organization a few more potential options. >> fans are looking for a little good news. the a's and red sox at fenway park? 1-0 boston. diet to diving defenders. seth's discourse. it stays that way into the seven. matt chapman a single in

zone. olson scores in the eighth take a lead. with two outs still in the seventh elvis andrews to write. that ball falls in. the a's go up 3-1. right now they are clinging to a lead. >> mustache may continues to be a hot one for the giants. doubles to the role the wall in right field. a nice addition. it is a 1-one game. brandon belt steps to the plate and drives with a base hit to the right. the giants take a 2-1 lead. a terrific start for logan webb in the fifth. web goes 6.

>> two runners in scoring position for the giants in the six. the backup catcher puts it in play. he can handle the throw. to more score. the giants go on to win 4-2. now a national league-leading 22-14. a really sad story. former star quarterback at the university of hawaii and briefly one time radar colt brennan that at the age of 37. in 2008 he was leading hawaii to a 12-0 brecker. he was the man in the islands kind enough to spend some time with my family. he set a host of passing records under coach jones including the single-season record with touchdown passes with 58. off the field he battled addiction issues. his father said it was an overdose of sentinel that ultimately took his son's life. >> i have to tell you i started getting texts this morning. i was really shaken by this. there is literally an entire state that is in morning

tonight. colt brennan was that big of a star in the island. it is a rough one. >> 37. goodness! >> so young. >> larry, thank you. >> coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00 p.m. it is pooch perfect. at 9:00 p.m. comes blackish followed by make stage. 10:00 it is big sky. stay tuned for abc7 news at 11:00 . make you can watch all of our newscasts live or on-demand to the bay area connected tv app. it is available for apple tv, android to be, and was on fire to be an roku. you can download now to start screaming to start streaming. that would do it for us right now. we hope you have a great evening and that was see you tonight at 11:00.

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