vegas to build a stadium, not far from the raiders home at allegiant stadium. the a's hope to break ground next year. ama: the announcement came out yesterday, bombshell that is break in the hearts of longtime fans. dan: there is a serious financial blow to the community. ama: let's start with ryan curry. reporter: in just a the coliseum could disappear. >> the city of oakland has for years worked to come to an agreement to keep the a's here in oakland. reporter: call, oakland's mayor says the future of the a's in this city is in jeopardy. she says oakland was close to finalizing the project this summer when they got a call. >> this announcement happened

mid negotiations and it shows they had no interest in reaching a deal with oakland. oakland is not interested in being used as leverage in the 80's negotiations with las vegas. the call was pretty short. when you get a call saying we are going to sign and we found land in las vegas, that is pretty definitive. >> my analogy would be, we on the bottom of the ninth, down by four. reporter: jorge lyons is the president of the fan group. he groped blocks away from the stadium. >> i would do everything that ricky henderson always talked about. you cut school or sneak in when you were a kid. that is exactly what i would do. reporter: he says it is

especially bad because of the a's could be the third major sports team to leave oakland in just a few years. >> it is a huge blow. you go from the city of champions in the 70's and 80's. reporter: the mayor says she is willing to listen if the a's change their mind or a new team wants to build in oakland. >> if they want to call me back to negotiate, i am more than happy to take that call. ama: even if you are baseball fan, but economics of the possible departure from oakland is hard to ignore. from jobs to little league team uniforms, the impact of the team has been deeply rooted in oakland. our reporter has that part of the story. >> i think it will be a shot in the arm for the economy in terms of a negative shot.

reporter: getting real about losing the oakland a's. he says it will hurt. >> it will definitely hurt the economy because there are jobs there at the coliseum, people depending on those jobs. reporter: speaking of the proposed ballpark, 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. reporter: save oakland say it is a big blow. >> it is a huge economic loss to lose the a's. >> it will affect our bottom line. reporter: alameda little league

president says the a's have been great supporters of little league teams, supplying uniforms to 24 teams every season. >> they have definitely been a great partner to us. it is a terrible thing to happen for the kids. reporter: visit oakland said that while the decision to move is disappointing, this will not to break our oakland spirit. our community will probably celebrate all of the amazing things about the town. dan: this photograph on twitter today saying she grew up going to the oakland coliseum and her kids grew up going to the oakland coliseum and erects her that

other kids will not be able to do that. so many fans express and that kind of sentiment -- expressing that kind of sentiment. casey pratt is here with us now. reporter: it for fans to process. sending it off to las vegas would be a terrible thing to do. obviously. is there a sliver of hope that things might work out? reporter: all of this is pending legislation in las vegas which has not been passed. while it is obvious this thing

is almost done, the legislation could fail. also, the oakland said they would be willing to work with the new owners if the a's sold. i remember watching kings broadcasters crying on the air the less time they thought the kings were gone and guess what happened? it can happen, but it does not look great. ama: why did this suddenly fall apart? reporter: of oakland had a summit plan. they were meeting all week. the city of oakland flew out there. here -- in a joint they could say this does not work, but they were willing to

dive in and really get after this week. last night after 9:00 p.m. come up with the a's on the road for a week, they leaked this news. they claimed it was leaked when they called the mayor of oakland. does the leaked article have quotes from the president in it? when that happened middle of negotiations, the mayor said we are out. dan: is to blame. >> i am going to tell you who is not to blame. the fans are not to blame. the fans were mistreated. the a's traded off their players. the fans are not to blame. the a's ownership, starts at the top and ends there.

the city of oakland was asked to raise $352 million. they raised $375 million. and prices escalated. th secure the future. that is pennies on the dollar for a billionaire. dan: tough news. ama: thanks for breaking it down for us. dan: he has been sharing the story on twitter. it is where he has kept you updated. he is an expert on the transaction. follow him to stay in the loop. ama: there is still a search for a person responsible for shooting behind a wells fargo bank today. it happened near for vale avenue in oakland. officers found a person behind

the bank with a gunshot wound. the victim is stable but we do not know how badly their wounded. we are getting new details about the pleasanton home depot -- home depot should in back left a loss prevention employee dead. the suspects face new charges. deputies making the arrest also saved the suspects life. reporter: newly released court documents relieve the 42-year-old woman accused of shooting and killing blake mohs inside of a pleasanton home depot told investigators she fired the gun accidentally after he tried to wrestle a stolen item out of her hands. she was holding her 21-month-old toddler when she took off in a getaway car driven by a 31-year-old man. the car was quickly tracked by assure us office aircraft to the home in oakland.

they saw her get out of the car holding her toddler and hand the child to her grandmother before they say she ran and hid. >> 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: the sheriff's office says she was sitting alone in the backseat of a patrol car for 10 minutes when a deputy went back to check on her. that is one they realized something was terribly wrong. >> they noticed she was slouched down in the seat and he opened the back door and called her name and saw she was limp. she was unresponsive. reporter: despite being handcuffed, she was able to wrap the seat belt around her neck three times. >> they were able to set her up, push her head back and untangled the seatbelt. at that point, they pulled her out of the car and while she was on the ground, she took an

enormous breath and regain consciousness. deputies saved her life. they did. reporter: the sheriff's office as they take an oath to protect life no matter what. >> what she did before has no relevance. reporter: victim's parents are focused on remembering their son. >> just because he is not here right now does not mean that all of those lives, all of the people becky touched, are not going to pass that forward. blake had a short life, only 26 years. but he lived it. dan: executive's surrendered to authorities to begin his 13 year prison sentence. he reported to terminal island

prison. he was convicted of creating fake blood tests with ex-girlfriend and boss elizabeth holmes. holmes is schedule prison sentence next week. ama: coming up, the new struggle to get kids vaccinated. dan: the san francisco car break in with international implications. >> a minor bump up in temperatures today. a big-time warm-up tomorrow. coming up.

off from the coast of south texas this morning, but exploded in midair and crashed into the gulf of mexico. despite that, the company is calling it a success because it was the first time the starship has ever lifted up and the team was able to get a lot of data from the flight. childhood vaccines have since the start of the pandemic. one county is invested $1 million to turn it around. reporter: brock says he has made it a point to keep his kids up to date on immunizations, but it has been challenging. >> i was hard to get into the hospitals. a lot of the regular schedule

kind of went by the wayside. reporter: data shows that the climbing childhood vaccines. data from the department of public health shows that hundreds of santa clara county kindergartners are past due for required vaccinations. it puts them at risk for illness and keeps them from going to scale. missed pandemic and pets are a big reason for the numbers. >> we also heard it was misinformation. the community was asking to provide information about the vaccines. reporter: in a push to boost the numbers, santa clara county is launching a new company named targeting multiple cultures in multiple languages.

>> we want to reach all of the community and santa clara county so that they know the vaccines are safe. reporter: the website provides resources to parents about vaccines and low cost ways to get them. >> i am in favor for immunity for the whole population. kids are particularly vulnerable to lots of viruses and diseases and it is up to the parents to make an informed choice to protect their kids. reporter: the county has received $1 million of federal funding. golding on golden gate park. thousands are gathered 4/20 at hippie hill for the annual 4/20 celebration.

the industry faces many challenges. black-market sale still exist, mostly because of the taxes that increase the cost of cannabis that dispensaries. >> there is an percent excise tax on top of sales tax. ama: dispensaries are not allowed to accept credit cards and they have a lot of cash on hand, make them a target for thieves. legalized marijuana it would allow them to use the banking system. dan: for everybody out there, gorgeous weather. ama: it is even going to get warmer. sandhya: temperatures will soar into the 80's tomorrow. let me show you a live picture right now. blue skies up above. we are taking you in, showing you the view from san francisco,

the chase center. if you are outside at thrive city, you are going to enjoy plenty of some -- sun. 59 degrees as you are inside chase center for the game. at 11:00 p.m., mid 50' breezy. clear skies in emeryville. 70 in santa rosa, nothing about blue skies from our kgo roots camera. low 60's san francisco, oakland. 69 palo alto. san jose 65. high-pressure is in charge of our weather. this bridge has been building and it has allowed the temperatures to rise. inland areas in the low 70's

a pretty mild day. temperature change, everybody running a few degrees higher than where they were yesterday. tonight if you are going to the giants game, pleasant weather as well. blue skies. tomorrow afternoon, temperature sore and sunshine. tonight. at 9:00, still comfortable. 6:00 tomorrow morning in the 40's and 50's.

by noon, low to mid good idea to get outside. later in the afternoon, 80's inland. the coast will remain comfortable. tomorr bay, a warm day. 79 san jose, 75 alto 62. north bay temperatures soaring above average, 81 in santa rosa. friday. bit on sunday.

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today after higher-than-expected jobless claims. and the federal reserve continued to signal interest rate hikes are likely. mortgage rates rose this week to the highest level in a month. the 30 year fixed rate mortgage average 6.39%. the mortgage bankers association expects mortgage rates to fall to around 5.5% by the end of the year, but more house and supplies needed to affordability. dan: thousands of people laid off from bed, bath & beyond say they have not gotten their severance pay. the chain has been closed and hundreds of stores since last year. some of the former in new jersey accuse the chain of deliberately announcing layoffs right before a new state law kicked in mandating severance pay.

bloomberg reports some employees recently laid off in other states did not receive severance pay either. bed, bath & beyond says recent business moves were made to improve the company's financial position and serve customers into the future. the company did not specifically address this issue of severance packages. ama: no more charges against alec baldwin for the deadly shooting on the sect of the movie rest. -- the set of the

moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. dan: their car broken into in a san francisco whole foods parking garage has gone viral in indonesia where the tourists are from.

considers hersed savvy traveler. they recently took a nine trip road trip up the coast, an london in san francisco. through route 66, the grand canyon in southern california, summit warned them about crime in san francisco. >> the car-rental officer told us to be careful, and also the hotel person. reporter: on april 8, part of their group went to the whole foods to break their ramadan fast. when they returned to the rental car, this is what they witnessed. >> one of my friends yelled do not do that. the reporter: several friends

recorded this video. it has since gone viral in indonesia. it prompted this alert from the indonesian consulate in san francisco, complete with instructions on what to do if you are attacked or robbed. the consulate also issued alerts for other major cities, but the difference is the threat of property crimes. >> they have the highest rate of break in his -- break-ins compared to other cities. major impact on the people of indonesia and southeast asia and have lasting consequences for san francisco. >> they are making a lot more money now. they will send their children

overseas for college. if they do not feel safe sending their children to san francisco, it is a loss of revenue for the universities and other income. the always follows the children. the family follows. reporter: despite the trauma, they are grateful their passports were not taken and they were able to come home. reporter: back? >> maybe not san francisco. reporter: no arrests have bee made and anybody with information should come forward. dan: you can use the abc neighborhood safety tracker to

look up crimes where you live. it is on the homepage on website, abc7news.com. ama: california attorney general was in california today. he accuses key and hyundai of knowingly selling vehicles without a common antitheft feature that requires the key to be present to start the vehicle and drive away. nearly 40% of vehicle stolen or key is and sundays. known. it is all over social media. it is known to kia and hyundai. they have failed to act properly in response. ama: kia and offered a software fix, but not for all cars. dan: bay area congressman

sent the letter to the u.s. attorney general asking the department of justice to investigate the antioch police department. last week, the report revealed the chain of racist text messages to describe black residents. officials say the chain included 45 officers. attorney john burruss has filed a federal lawsuit against antioch. >> some of the things they said were so horrific that it truly made me cringe to think these are the people who were supposed to be serving the people of this community. knowing what i know now, this community probably should have been more afraid of the police than the criminals in their community. dan: she says the police department should be held responsible for allowing it to occur and do nothing to stop it. the police chief has called it an unfortunate situation. ama: all charges against alec

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>> a winning concept of affordable housing, hotel, retail, our new biotech campus. this is truly transformative. reporter: welcome to gateway a millbrae station, mixed-use development feature in office spaces, shopping and housing, 25% of which is affordable. >> it is very rewarding because i think this is what the end result is, a place for people to live, work and play. reporter: that is part of what makes this place so special, unaffordable part parking lot. about a mile down the road from san francisco international airport. these leaders believe it will only help the bay area meet sustainability and environmental goals. >> making it a walkable and sustainable community is the right thing to do. >> i think it is a project that

will be looked at nationally as we look at how to change our dependence on being in cars and using gasoline and all of those things. i think this is what the future is about. reporter: as we look to the future, we remember the past. this project-based gears of backlash from the community, concerned about how this big complex will change their small town view. >> people perceive themselves in small towns as one or two stories. when you go about that, that is a lot for people to accept. what i am hoping now, that we make this truly an exciting go to place. da weather tomorrow.

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conditions look just as good as last week.

wi california will deliver 100% of the water requested by the state water project. it is all extremely encouraging. it is earth month. abc7news has been focusing on water. gloria rodríguez sierra nevada foothills to see where drinking water originates for more than a million east bay customers. reporter: in california we have been dealing with drought conditions the past couple of years, but with all of the recent storms, abundance of water. but that does not mean our water issues are over. >> in california, you are never fully in the clear when it comes to drought or months. the challenges the variability.

reporter: she is the utility district superintendent. the dam was built in the 1920's to supply water to the east bay. i hiked to the top of the dam. it is a strenuous climb and if you get a sense of how the water gets from the dam in the sierra nevada foothills to the bay area more than 100 miles away. this is the dams superintendent. he says we have cycles of drought and heavy rain. >> we have had very heavy water years in 2017, 2019 and this year. but in 2015, we were in the worst drought since 1976. reporter: about 90% of regular water comes from party

reservoir, then goes to the dam. the major project. i got a look at the construction site for the expansion of the water treatment plant. it will be the size of a football field. this is a rendering of the million dollar project expected to be completed in 2027. >> we have 90 miles of pipelines all the way to the water treatment plant. it takes between two and four days for the water to get here. once it is here, it goes through a filtration process similar to a brita filter you might have at home. reporter: through pipes to customers in the east bay.

we know it will not always this way. >> we will manage it as though there will be a drought next year. reporter: that is why water activists are reminding us to keep conserving water. dan: coming up earth day saturday, a look at our nation's aging water infrastructure. our america errors and p.m.. ama: we are getting closer to the weekend and it is looking nice. sandhya: or slightly above average today. let me show you a l from our east hills camera. a beautiful view. air quality is good across the region, except santa clara region.

moderate tomorrow. blue skies right now from south beach camera. unfortunately, tree pollen running high. grasses are moderate. tomorrow afternoon, lo length, low 60's coast side. saturday, the warmth will stick around and length, but not near the coast where the fog will return. sunday, everybody cools off. the seven-day forecast. still going to be a warm one and link for the weekend. ama: the warriors really need a win. larry is at chase center. reporter: the kings just announced here. a must win game for the war

and their playoff series against sacramento. can they do it without draymond green? another de

center for game three of the warriors and kings playoff series. it is a virtual must win for the warriors.

it is a perilous time for the warriors dynasty. i cannot overstate how important this game is to make. if they go out early in the first round domain might be the dynasty ending. the owner said i will not keep spending $363 million if we a going to get bounced in the first round. so the roster could look really different next year. everybody knows what is on the line tonight. i need to find a way to kings without draymond green who was out because of the suspension. >> we have not our guys have been through everything. it is a great challenge for us. >> it is going to be a dogfight.

they are going to rally behind fremont, which they should. it is going to be a great hemisphere out there. it is going to be to help -- try to get a win. condition your players to focus on the next day and that is it. we leave the other speculation to everybody else. you in particular, larry. [laughter] larry: make him happy, gary paying the second will not be playing tonight. he is ill.

has almost lost his voice talking the a's and stadiums in las vegas today. i have been covering the a's stadium attempts going back to steve schott back in the 1990's. they have never gotten a shovel in the ground anywhere. it remains to be seen if they get it done in las vegas. giants fans will remember in 1990 two, they almost moved to tampa and then a local group came in and saved the day. is there any chance of that happening here? >> you might want to find latham and ask him right now. he has a standing offer to buy the 80's. i do not want to present false hope. this is not good news. if an 11th hour team could

in to buy the a's and keep them here, sources told me they would be willing to get a deal done in oakland. that question then he said i cannot buy something that is not for sale. one last i have talked about this. why would major league baseball hand over a prime city like las vegas with the potential for expansion, just give it to one of the worst owners in sports and give up relocation fees? >> it makes absolutely no sense. the los angeles dodgers, the san

diego padres and bears on the diamondbacks do not want all of northern california to be the giants territory exclusively. that is completely unfair for them to have the whole north of the state. i do agree to that. it does not add up. it does not make sense. i do not know a single owner that would like to take free money and say no thanks i do not need that money. honey. we will continue this tomorrow. madison designated for assignment for the arizona diamondbacks.

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