or if you're taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions, post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering pregnancy. some of the most common side effects include injection-site reactions, fever, and tiredness. if you switch to cabenuva, attend all treatment appointments. it feels good to just live in the moment. with every-other-month cabenuva, i'm good to go. ask your doctor about cabenuva today. this is cbs news bay area with reed cowan. >> no longer rooted in oakland, the a's announce

plans to leave the town for vegas, how the long saga over their future is playing out. playoff basketball is back three at the chase center, what the warriors need to do to get a win tonight in front of their home crowd. good afternoon, i'm elizabeth cook. the oakland a's have been back and forth in the city for years on a potential new ballpark, now it is official, they plan to leave the coliseum, they have signed an agreement to buy 49 acres in the vegas strip. we just heard from the a's president of what seems to be the end of this very long saga. >> ever since she got the call yesterday, evening, the city has been disrespected and is causing a lot of issues when it comes to fans, just being frustrated that the astros could be leaving the city. so, even though it is hurtful, it's not necessarily surprising because we know that the ownership of the a's has been really significant, and they

have the desire to move for months. they said ahead of relocating , the team has been looking for a new home for years, seemingly a swing and a miss for them in oakland. the team wanted to replace the outdated and rundown coliseum. >> after 6 years of working in oakland, it doesn't appear that can happen on a timeline that works for major league baseball and the team, so we are pushing our energy toward las vegas and getting a final deal this year. >> they seem to be really loaded when the city leaders started dancing around the open waterfront as the potential new home. there was hope, but after this news, the mayor got yesterday, mayor sheng thao said she is not interested in being used as leverage. now it seems like vegas is working to snatch a baseball team, too. mayor sheng thao is not happy and said negotiations are over.

>> it has become clear that we are not able to reach an acceptable terms and that the a's have not been engaged as good partners in these efforts. >> they hope to break ground in vegas next year, they plan on playing at the new stadium if that all pans out by 2027. the big question now is what happens next when it comes to the coliseum? we asked the mayor and her response was, the city is keeping all of its options open. in oakland, i'm justin andrews, back to you. >> what happens to that proposed howard terminal site? it will work to assess appropriate uses for all port properties. fan reactions are just pouring in on twitter, some people calling the news of the a's leaving heart raking and saying fans deserve better. from a warriors player and oakland native, anderson tweeted, we really lost all three of our sports teams in oakland. i got some of my best

life memories at the coliseum, then he named a few of his favorite moments and said he is sad to see it come to an end. as he referenced, the a's would be the third pro sports team to leave oakland in the past few years. the raiders left oakland for vegas after their 2019 season, the w's left in 2019 as well and moved across the bay to san francisco. speaking of the w's, the nba playoff series is back on, the warriors are hours away from tipoff tonight, and they need to dig themselves out of that hole against the kings. joining me now, w nation hopeful they can pull out a win . >> absolutely, everybody has been talking about draymond green up to this point, it is time to move on a little bit from that, he will be in the building tonight, 8:40, he

will be in the building, the warriors have to win this game tonight, by any means. starters, bench players, coaches, it just does not matter, it is all hands on deck. and if you don't have to remind stefan curry about that. >> i understand what is going to take to turn the series in our favor, and we know we have to play great , they are a great team. the warriors have been close to great all season , a record of 33 and 8, third best in the nba so they remain confident they can get back into this series. >> we are not accustomed to hitting the panic button. we lost the season, we know what it's like to deal with that opera outside pressure and noise. >> the coach knows what to expect tonight, he had a front

row seat for six seasons, as the warriors assistant. so, he knows this team better than everybody, and vice versa. there's no secrets at this stage of the series, where the kings lead 2-0. >> if anybody else says i know more about the warriors than we do about the kings , they know i like to put my right foot in before my left foot when i put on my underwear, i have been in the locker room with all the coaches. >> i hate to say it, but guess which team had the best road record in the league this season. the sacramento kings. but, the warriors are favored to win tonight, so we will see if vegas is right. >> it is hard to bet against the warriors, because we have seen so many times before, they look like they are out, they don't have any energy, who knows what is going to happen, but we don't seem to pull one out. >> they are as resilient as

any warriors franchise team has been, and i expect them to win tonight, and win sunday and get back to sacramento where they have to win a road game in game five. >> thank you. we know the w's have been here multiple times before, they are the defending champions after all, we got an early look inside chased center which is ready to welcome the fans. >> it is a sea of gold, and we've got these gold t-shirts for the warriors, that is the rule, if you want a championship, the line continues here and we have these gold t-shirts rack right inside the arena. if you are coming to the game, this is what you are going to need. if you are still taking a look at coming, let's take a look at the ticket prices on ticketmaster. $220 are the cheapest you can find, that is all the way at the top. if you are looking to sit lower, you are looking at about $600 and upward. as we mentioned, they

are going to need the support of the crowd, we know they have a track record of playing well at home. other good news, the team is feeling pretty confident. i know we are down, but we also have that playoff experience and they have been in different scenarios throughout the playoffs, including down 3 to 1 at one point. that is going to change things a bit when it comes to tonight's game, kevon looney said they cannot get into foul trouble and being at home is going to help. >> we have been a lot better at home, you know, having that crowd makes a huge difference. we have the best crowd in the nba, so with one of the best guys missing, we need the extra boost. >> again, if you are coming to the game, you will be getting these gold t-shirts, also good to know that steve kerr is confident in his team, that is

the good news. and of course we are going to be bringing you coverage of the game as the day progresses. >> can't wait, thank you so much. in golden gate park, cannabis enthusiasts are marking 420, thousands of people are expected to head to hippie hill and take part in the festivities, this is the second year that the vendors will have on site legal cannabis sites. and with all the events happening today, it may be more challenging to just get around town. >> reporter: it is going to be a busy day for anybody heading in and out of san francisco, that is because there is a lot going on, you got the giants hosting the mets, and there's a playoff game happening as well, the warriors take on the kings, and on top of that, it is 420. my recommendation is to take public transit, you've got a lot of options because that will save you some time. kickoff for the warriors and kings game is at 7:00, the mets and giants is at 6:45. the

area will be busy, so plan ahead. there are no street closures from the southeast end of golden gate park but a lot of heavy foot traffic will be happening around hippie hill, and robin williams meadows . they will have additional parking control officers to manage traffic, extra trains on the central lines, and there will be a free shuttle from the jfk promenade over to the civic center to help people get in and out of the area. new fallout from the police text messaging scandal and antioch, what a federal lawsuit calls for from the department and the city. they are addressing the unseen crisis of missing and murdered indigenous women in california, we wrap up our special series with how one tribe is working toward solutions. coming up in the first alert forecast, things feel lile different out there today, we made it up to average. i will show you what that even looks like for this time of year, but we will be noticeably warmer tomorrow. th

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a federal lawsuit has been filed against the city of antioch and the police department, the department faces an investigation into its officers and racist text messages. anne makovec is here to tell us about this lawsuit. >> reporter: we have been covering this for a while, a lot of outrage, after the fbi revealed those very hurtful

text messages sent amongst police officers. the attorneys are asking the department to be put on federal oversight. federal investigators say those racist and homophobic text messages involved at least 45 officers and that is nearly half of the force. 16 of them are in leadership roles. the lawsuit was filed on behalf of five people who say they or their family member was targeted in those text messages. >> i have never seen an invasive form of racial bigotry that was communicated amongst these officers as if they were talking over a cup of coffee. there were supervisors, sergeants and lieutenants who were a part of the text messages list. and unfortunately, they are the ones who are supposed to call into question and prevent this from happening. but, they did not. >> they just target that area.

why? because there's a lot of blacks, low income, and that's the target. and i felt like they basically targeted me, i think they fabricated the evidence, they put everything on me. they've just been harassing me . i did 10 months for nothing. >> the lawsuit seeks damages along with federal oversight and court monitoring of the department, just two days ago the city council unanimously approved three different audits of the department, that includes looking into the internal affairs process and how they hire officers. >> we brought you that lou news conference on cbs news bay area, you can find us anytime on the free cbs news app. to the ongoing investigation into missing and murdered indigenous women in california. one tribe is taking a bold step to address the unseen crisis. in 2021, they issued an emergency declaration after five women meant went missing over the span of 18

months. the goal, to build the first database for missing women and regain sovereignty in investigating these cases. they are also building a new justice system which is showing success. here is one man's story. >> it helped me change my life in so many ways. i used to be , to say it bluntly , a criminal. >> reporter: with a long rap sheet that includes drugs, domestic violence and dui. when he got arrested again, he was on the cusp of losing everything. then, he got a dose of tribal justice. >> they fought for me. and if they didn't, i would end up in prison again. >> welcome to the wellness court. >> i'm glad that you guys were able to get her into treatment. >> reporter: this court uses a holistic approach that draws upon activities and rituals,

the goal is to provide a path to mental, physical and spiritual healing. did you connect to that in that way when you were here in this wellness court? >> there's a lot more traditional aspects to it. it's not, we are going to get you in trouble or put you in jail if you mess up, it's more like let me help you. and that is huge to me. >> reporter: the program was created by this woman, the tribal chief judge. as to why a different approach was needed -- >> i don't think humans respond well to punishment and consequences. i think they respond well to our approach. >> reporter: judge abby is highly qualified to know, born in san francisco, she grew up in humboldt county. female tribal leaders insisted she become an attorney. >> that is the first lesson, you cannot win an argument with

three old indian ladies, so i went to law school. >> reporter: she became the first native american female lawyer, she spent 20 years as a commissioner for the san francisco superior court. when she returned home, she saw a community overburdened with domestic violence, substance abuse and mental illness. >> all that behavior came from somewhere. once you understand that, then you have a fighting chance of getting on the other side of it. >> reporter: that means recognizing real harm done by indian boarding schools, and massacres. and that these traumas are passed down as destructive behavior within families. the question -- >> how do you want to stop this? do you want your children to do this? >> reporter: many believe this history plays a role in the crisis of the murdered and in missing indigenous women. >> i think people that don't interact with tribal sovereign nations and governments frequently don't really understand how they are treated

differently under the law. >> reporter: rosemary is the prosecutor for the tribe, her office recently hired an investigator who will only focus on cases involving these women. the u.s. marshals are now also involved. the unseen are finally becoming less invisible. >> i think that they are starting to pay attention. and it's too late, but it's better than ne >> he now owns his own construction company, has plenty of work and is closer to his family. our day ended with a chance encounter with the judge who oversaw his case. building a bridge from the past to the future. with a little help from tribal healing. the tribal court has the only state certified for domestic violence. earlier this year, the tribe was rewarded a $7.9 million grant to build a youth center on tribal land. they will have counseling, parenting classes as well as a

legal clinic and foster care office. all of these programs will center around their culture. yesterday, california's attorney general issued a statewide alert, hoping to build awareness of missing and murdered indigenous people across the state. rob bonta also announced he will take part in a first of its kind event in humboldt county this saturday to connect federal and state agencies to discuss ways to address this program . we encourage you to watch the entire series, just go to our website, kpix.com. switching gears for a look at the forecast with first alert meteorologist, darren peck. there's a lot going on today, we have some games and 420 festivities. >> today was the first day in a while where we have seen temperatures pretty much bay area wide make it back up to

average, so i want to show you what that looks like first, then we will look ahead. we are continuing on a very steep path upward, and tomorrow you are really going to notice. first, san jose is the example, a gorgeous shot this afternoon, looking over downtown tour the diablo mountain range in the distance. and downtown san jose, 69 degrees right now, which is right on the mark for average. if we look at average, for a daytime high, we should be hitting 70. we've had very few of those so far. look what happens next. look at the jump. 69 right now, and tomorrow it'll be 10 degrees warmer, that is the kind of change in 24 hours that you definitely notice. and it'll feel a little strange because we haven't done many days that warm, you've got to go back to october since we were hitting the low 80s. we are not just going to spotlight san jose, let's get everybody on here for today. these are your thursday numbers, i'm going to advance

to friday. the numbers go up for a lot of places. a lot of low 80s. concord, livermore, santa rosa, 81. and the bayshore, low to mid 70s and the city will make it up into the upper 60s as well. and for a little more perspective, now we are talking about temperatures that are 10 degrees above average. we are not threatening records, it has been in the mid 90s before this time of year for many inland spots. this is not record-breaking, but if you want to see the places that are 10 degrees above average, look at the map and when you get into the deeper shades of yellow and orange, but if you look at the coast, not only is the city and peninsula not even color-coded but the coast is blue. it'll be cooler than average along the coast tomorrow, thanks to an onshore breeze. you can see what this looks like as we can into friday. you still have 20 mile-per-hour wind in the city. this is why we will notice the differences tomorrow and this

is classic as we get into this time of year where your access to the coast determines everything . san francisco and oakland, oakland is in the low 70s for a while. we will not stay this warm, we are not necessarily cooling down a lot, north bay valleys are going to stay in the mid to upper 70s. that is still about six degrees above average. same thing for the east bay communities, you will settle for mid-70s which is five degrees below average. that

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