joining us. i'm dan ashley. mama dates right to the news tonight officers responded just after 2:00 p.m.. the victim was taken to a local hospital and is in stable condition. >> bayer letter to the attorney general asking the attorney of justice to investigate the antioch police department. a report revealed the chain racist text messages to describe black residents. they included 45 officers.

a civil rights attorney has filed on lawsuit against antioch . >> some of the things they said was so horrific. they made me cringe to think they are the people who were supposed to be serving the people of this community. knowing what i know now, this community should have been more afraid of the police than the criminals. >> he says the police department should be held responsible for allowing it to occur. antioch's police chief has called it an unfortunate situation. >> oakland's major league baseball team appears to be headed for las vegas. the a's announced they are entering a purchase agreement to buy land in vegas to purchase a stadium. this comes after years of negotiations to build a new

ballpark at howard terminal. >> oakland is not interes being used as leverage in the a's negotiations with las vegas. it is disrespectful to string the city along this way. >> the a's said we have made a strong effort to stay here. we recognize this is hard to hear. we are disappointed we have been unable to achieve our shared vision of a waterfront ballpark. >> they are expected move the strip in las vegas, not far from the raiders home. it is a 49 acre site. it has 35,000. they hope to break ground by next year and be able to host games20. >> plans to build the stadium in

the bay area have been filled with pitfalls. the planet 1997 was blocked by the san francisco giants. 2000 six the a's considered a move to fremont. in 2009 they look to san jose but major league baseball opposed the move. a stadium plan at a college fell apart. the howard terminal site was then unveiled. in 2021 they got permission to relocate outside the bay, which culminated this week with a deal in las vegas. >> the economics of the a's apparent departure from oakland is hard to ignore, from jobs at the coliseum to little league team uniforms, the impact the team has had deep roots in the community. when elbert art has the story. reporter: i think it will be a shot in the arm for the economy

in terms of a negative. alameda county board of supervisors is getting real about losing the oakland a's. he says it will hurt. >> it will deafly hurt the economy because there were jobs there at the coliseum. people depended on those jobs. those would have been construction jobs as well. >> abc7news insider phil matier says howard terminal likely came at a cost the city could not afford. >> we are not going to get the jobs, the biggest building project the west coast has seen in decades. on the other hand oakland will not be on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars. >> lose the a's.

>> it line. >> run matthew says the a's have been grey support is of little league teams for the past eight years, supplying uniforms to 2014's each season. -- 24 teams each sea >> they have deafly been a great partner, it is a terrible thing to happen. >> reaction has been pouring in from disappointed a's fans. >> oakland native and for worry and's player want toscano-anderson says we really

lost three of our teams in oakland. i ha in oakland. sad to see it all come to he says. >> kc brooch i grew the coliseum -- and casey wrote i grew up going to the coliseum. >> as you can see, a lot of a's fans is funded to her post, any photographs of their own at a's games throughout the years. >> stay with us with -- for much more on the move. mixed-use development is open in the city of millbrae despite years of backlash from the community.

leaders said the change may be hard to accept but will benefit the bay area. dustin dorsey explains. reporter: cities across the bay area are always grappling with how to solve tough issues. the city of millbrae believes they have an answer. >> a winning concept of affordable housing, hotel, retail and our new biotech campus. this is truly transformative. reporter: welcome to the mixed-use development featuring 400 units of housing, 25% of which is affordable. >> it is a connection point in that is why we call it the gateway. it is a place for people to live, work and play. reporter: that is part of what makes this place so special. it is steps from the barton caltrain station and a mile down the road from the airport.

the city of millbrae believe it will help them meet sustainability and environmental goals. >> will be looked at nationally as we look at how to change our dependence on being on cars and using gasoline. reporter: as we look to the future, we remember the past or this project faced years of backlash from the community, concerned about how the big project would change their small town view. >> people perceive themselves in small towns as one or two stories. when you go above back, lot for people to accept. i hope we make this truly exciting go to plays.

our residents will see it will work. >> before has no relevance in the fact that she was going to take her life and was suffering a medical emergency. deputies ticket -- take an oath that they will protect life. ama: new details about one of the suspects in the home depot shooting and what deputies did to save your life. the shooting took the life of 26-year-old blake mohs, who was killed when he confronted a suspected shoplifter. reporter: newly released court documents reveal the 32-year-old woman accused of killing 26-year-old blake mohs inside of a pleasanton home depot told investigators she fired the gun accidentally. police say she

21-year-old toddler when she took off and a getaway car that had been parked by the back loading dock of the store. the car was tracked by air craft in oakland. when the deputies arrived they saw her get out of the car holding her toddler and hand the child your grandmother before they say she ran away. >> as soon as there was confirmation of where the vehicle was, the deputies were able to make contact and get those people into custody. reporter: she was said alone in the backseat of a patrol car for 10 minutes when a deputy went back to check on her. they realized something was terribly wrong. >> they noticed she was slouched down in the seat. he opened the back door and saw she was limp and unresponsive. reporter: she was somehow able to wrap a seat belt around her

neck three times. >> they were able to set her up, put her head back and untangle the seatbelt from her neck. they pulled her out of the car. she took an enormous breath and regained consciousness. reporter: the sheriff's office says they take an oath to protect life no matter what. >> what she is accused of doing before has no relevance. reporter: most parents are focusing on remembering their son as the loving man who dreamed of someday taking his own oath by becoming a police officer. >> just because he is not here does not mean all the people that he touched are not going to pass that forward. blake had a short life. only 26 years, but he lived it.

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their series again. center with a preview of tonight's game. hello, chris. reporter: it is good to be back home but it will be a challenge that draymond green. -- without draymond green.

we have seen this team do it and overcome almost every adversity. they will be greeted by the home crowd tonight. you see moses moody warming up to live. golden state has won 33 games at home. they will take on the sacramento kings tonight. they have never began a series lose in first two games, and back at chase they hope to shift the momentum back in their favor. >> it will be better at home. we handle adversity better at home. having a home crowd makes a huge difference. we have the best crowd in the mba. -- the nba. >> a lot of support from the fans and the community. we are working together and they do their part, showing love and energy. >> the crowd will be in it, we

know that. we are excited to be home and we have a great opportunity in front of us. reporter: jeff pregame -- judging bike pregame, it will be electric here. 11:00. the warriors need this game otherwise they will go down 0-3. ama: the other thousands of people to san francisco is the annual 420 celebration. we will take a clo

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spoke -- smoke at the annual 4/20 celebration at hippie hill. it is about 20,000 people showed up. ama: today celebration is similar to years past has come as cannabis use has come more socially acceptable. dan: has been six years since cannabis use was legalized in california. >> i am so excited to celebrate. reporter: they will join thousands of people to celebrate 4/20 today at happy park. the 4/20 celebration happens week long. a lot is changed in california since recreational cannabis was legalized and 2016. there are many mark canha stores in san francisco. -- there are many more

stores in san francisco. reporter: challenges like lots of taxes. >> we are an industry that is taxed on top of tax. >> one of our neighbor and stores had a car drive through their front window. reporter: this burglary was caught on camera. witnesses heard a crash and people dressed in black hitting the door with sledgehammers. many dispensary owners say they

are fed up with all of the robberies and they want more protection. dispensaries say they have been big targets because they often work with a lot of cash. cannabis is still illegal under federal law and binks are hesitant to do business with them. ama: weather. >> the 4/20 but people still there. temperatures in the right here at oracle giants take on the mats at

the playoff series continuing. if you are going to be a thrive city outside, it will be nice out there and sunny. temperature drop mid-50's. all you can see is sunshine from all of our tower cameras right now. this is the theme heading into friday. high-pressure in charge of our weather. we have more of a northerly wind flow, allowing those temperatures to go up that down sloping hill. up six and -- in san jose. inland areas have gotten into the low 70's, pretty pleasant. right now, low 70's from our san jose camera.

with the warmth returning late next week. 6:00 tonight, 70's inland, 70's coast side. at 8:00 p.m., still comfortable for outdoor plans. tomorrow morning, 40's and 50's. by lunchtime by 3:00 p.m., 80's popping up in the inland communities. conditions. 80 degrees gilroy. 60 three h this is where the sea breeze will keep your temperatures in check. 68 in san francisco. north bay low 80's. a the east bay.

82 f the warm weather will hold on. on saturday, you will notice the 80's. sunday, temperatures back off. stay warm tomorrow. the fog is back this weekend. everybody slides a few degrees on sunday before we the temperatures back up again into the low 80's next week.

soccer team have held the games that laney college for the past five years. due to field requirements, the new location is necessary. the proposal for the new interim field on the malibu lot adjacent to the coliseum. if approved the city would allow both teams to play in the slot for up to 10 years. ama: we still have much more

news ahead. reporter: tonight, we dig into a's leaving oakland after announcing a purchase agreement for land in las vegas. when we can see our last game in oakland and the overall impact on the city. plus, it is 4/20. a celebration of the holiday is happening on hippie hill. join more at 5:30. dan: thank you. if y out the world news is next. we appreciate your time. ama: we will see you again at 6:00.

♪ ♪ >> david: tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air, charges to be dropped against alec baldwin. what we have just learned. also the stunning images from texas tonight, the world's largest rocket blasting off and then exploding. and severe storms as we come on the air tonight, tornado watches in several states right now. several cities, including chicago tonight, in the zone. first tonight, less than two weeks before trial, prosecutors to drop the involuntary manslaughter charge against alec baldwin for the shooting death of cinematographer halyna hutchins. what's behind the move, kayna whitworth reporting. also tonight, tracking the tornado watch up right now in several cities as i mentioned chicago included. it comes amid confirmation tonight of an ef3 tornado touching down in oklahoma with winds more than 135 miles per