now at 11:00, a deafening roar from a sea of green. fans flood the colosseum in a revers boycott in an effort to keep th a is rooted in oakland, but at the same time the team has take another step towards the vegas strip. >> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> first would begin with breaking news. a power outage a sfo leaving travelers stranded. we have new video out of terminal to of passengers sitting in the dark. at the tim the outage was impacting ticketing, baggage and the gates. hello, i am juliette goodrich in for sarah tonight. the lights are back on followin the outage that plunged

terminals two and three into darkness. the blackness stretched all the way to car-rental centers. one travele even tweeted out this video of people just stuck at the alaska security. people were just stranded and sitting on the floor. she added that one man passed the time by singing and playing his guitar. even though power is back on, the airport i still recovering from some backlogs. one traveler sent us video showing thluage piling up at terminal three after planes were finally allowed to pull in and park all at once. other travelers had bigger headaches tonight after being diverted to san jose. we know that included some alaska airlines flights. there is no word yet on what caused this outage at sfo. let's get to our other top story tonight. check this out.

a's fans packing the oakland coliseum for the first time in what seems like forever, to sen a blank message to the athletics' top brass. it was s loud that this fan actually got a warning on his apple watch that the sound level could caus temporary hearing loss. just take a look. tonight's crowd on the right compared with how the stadium has usually been lookin lately. the a's have been averaging an abysmal 8500 fans per game. tonight 's attendance of 27,759 was even bigger than the 26,805 who showed up for th home opener. our betty yu was there in the thick of it. >> reporter: this is no ordinar tuesday night baseball game in oakland. tonight the colosseum erupted with one-of-a-kind chants and chairs. they chanted

fisher socks, referring to a is owner john fisher. and sell the team. fans were t-shirts that read cell and carried signs. >> my message is fisher, it is not us, it is you! stay in oakland! >> reporter: the fans wanted to show they are passionate about their team and that the a's belong in oakland. george crisc has been attending games here since 1982. >> he doesn't care about oakland, he doesn't care about baseball. the only thing he cares about is his bottom line. >> reporter: we saw fans who came from near and far who came to show their loyalty and pride

it is a testament to how many generations have been a's fans. >> reporter: these two fans traveled from southern california for the reverse boycott. >> nostalgia, joy, sadness of the possible, probable departure. >> when was the last time you saw the stadium this fall? >> probably about 10 years ago. >> reporter: the fans want john fisomeone who will invest and keep the team i oakland. >> he is all about himself. they want to get out there to las vegas. >> reporter: fans came early to tailgate and be in solidarity with one another. thousands of dollars and donations poured into local groups to help cover 7000 t-shirts that were given away for free. the night was capped with a sweet 2-1 victory for the a's, marking a seven-game winning streak.

>> if they go to vegas, will yo see them there? >> absolutely not. i will go to giants games. >> so the man you see there is an a's employee jumping up and down. he had a look of the team winning. i have to say as a bay area native i have pure joy just seeing that as well, and the a's are on a roll right now! >> it brought back the old colosseum feeling! we saw crowd like this in the early 2020 12, but it was nice to see the club feeding off the energy of the crowd. genius move for whoever came up with the idea of the reverse boycott game. i guess the team with the best record i all of baseball! the a's had

confidence oozing out of the dugout! they trail the tampa ba rays 1-0 in the bottom of the seventh, and what a clutch two-out rbi double from brent rooker! peterson came down to score and the almost 20,000 erupted! next inning, carlos perez, karen is off the glove o ramon laureano, and he scored the go-ahead run. could they close it out? here is your answer. trevor may got jose to wave at strike three to end it. oakland, 2-1 winners. the winning streak is their longest since august 2021. the dove themost losses in the biggs anymore! they surpassed the royals, and i wil say this. if john fisher sold this club, his name would ever be chiseled next to the waterlo in the mount rushmore of bay

area owners! >> this saga is not over! thank you, vern. a's fans were not just rall in oakland tonight. one took th cause straight to the mlb commissioners' office in new york city and east bay congresswoman barbara lee showe her support from the nation's capital. take a look. >> today i am introducing legislation called the moneybal act that holds major league baseball accountable to our communities. if the a's ownership leaves us behind we cannot be left empty-handed. >> reporter: that bill would require teams moving more than 25 miles to compensate the community they are leaving behind, or the league could los its long-standing exemption fro federal antitrust laws. speaking of money, the a's are not keeping what they raked in tonight. they say all the ticket revenue is going to be donated to the alameda county

community food bank and the oakland public education fund. the reverse boycott comes at th same time that the team secured a crucial win for its vegas ballpark plan. the nevada senat okayed $380 million in public funding to help build the stadium on the strip with stronger requirements regarding the community benefits. it stil has to clear the assembly and the governor's desk and the mlb owners still have to sign off o the move, so we will certainly be keeping a close eye on this on both sides of the state line stay with us for continuing coverage on air, on kpix.com and streaming on cbs news bay area. an act for a crime so heinous that only the death penalty would do, and threatening me with 400 years i prison for possessing my own presidential papers. >> donald trump went straight t a new jersey rally from a miami

courtroom after pleading not guilty to dozens of federal charges, so he is accused of mishandling government secrets by hoarding classified document and refusing to return them. at tonight 's rally he insisted it was the espionage act that is being misused. >> the espionage act has been used to go after traders and spies. it has nothing to do wit a former president legally keeping his own documents. >> reporter: according to the indictment, the highly sensitiv materials included information about the u.s. nuclear program and military activities of adversaries. >> if they are anything like some of the things that we presented to trump in the oval office and the situation room and the tank at the pentagon, i could cause enormous damage in calculable damage to the united states. >> remember that president trum was the president. he could declassify documents under the presidential records act. >> reporter: once inside the courthouse, trump was swabbed

for dna and fingerprinted. no mug shot was taken and neither was his passport. he is also free to leave florida with no restrictions, which he did. at his tuesday night rally in new jersey, supporters had this message for him. >> and that is because the former president turned 78 on wednesday. back in the bay area, first lady joe biden made a stop in san francisco to push for gun safety legislation. kelsey thorne was there and reports that dr. biden spoke alongside lawmaker whose name is synonymous with the cause. >> reporter: first lady joe biden was welcomed by a friendly crowd for the giffords law center 30th anniversary celebration. the event marks 30 years since eight people were killed and six others injured during a mass shooting at 101 california street in san francisco. that tragedy sparke a movement among the bay area legal community to approve

california's gun laws. over the last 30 years they have done just that, passing gun safety legislation not only in california, but across the country. the first lady encouraged them to keep going. >> this kind of progress always seems impossible until it isn't >> reporter: also taking the stage was the namesake of the law center, former congressman and gun violence survivor gabby giffords. giffords was shot in the head during an event in tucson in 2011. since then she has worked tirelessly through the center to offer resources t survivors and prevent further violence. >> we are living in challenging times, t up for the e!n cory s >> reporter: california currently has some of the strictest gun laws in the year shootings in monterey park and half moon bay have put the issu

back in the forefront of many californians' minds. the first lady made clear that this is on of her and president biden's to issues, too , and believes that much more needs to be done to stop tragedies. >> we have got to ban assault weapons nationally! >> reporter: during her speech, the first lady called out republicans in congress personally, saying that they ar the ones who are preventing further gun safety legislation from going through at the federal level. still, the organizers here at the giffords law center say they are optimistic that somethings can pass at the federal level, like universal background checks. >> kelsey, thank you. president biden is due to visit the bay area next week. the white house said he will be here monday through wednesday but has not elaborated on his schedule. still to come, a minor mishap leads to his cascade of problems at a california school . at a time when businesses

are leaving san franciscis now hoping that people who no longe want to shop there may want to live there! a new release from the bes?the way. how a.i. is bringing back john lennon for one final encore. the a's continue their series against the tampa bay rays tomorrow evening at it looks like the weather will be pretty good. temperatures at game time in the

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look at the water rushing down the steps as a lone firefighter just stands there baffled, trying to take care of everything. this happened in studio city near a complex that houses a church and a school. several classrooms flooded, but since school was out for the summer nobody was in them. new tonight, with a growing number of businesses pulling up stakes in downtown san francisco, things have been looking pretty grim for union square as we have been reporting. tonight city leaders had planned to bring something different to downtown. more housing. the board of supervisors just approved legislation making it easier to convert office space into housing by simplifying the approval process. the board sai that it also changes zoning rules to allow different types of businesses in union square and downtown. are doubling down. this is not unfamiliar

territory dealing with the challenges of the city. the thing we know as san franciscan that most people don't know is that this is where the innovation happens. >> so right now nearly 30% of office space in san francisco i sitting vacant . let's bring in paul heggen, shall we? it is great weather for whale watching! this is not marine world! this is not six flags! i is monterey bay over the weekend! this is so cool. a po of about 30 orca whales were there. a marine biologist said the animals were part of like 1 different families. that's a lot! imagine how excited the marine biologist wa seen 30 orca's gather together and doing all this. this would be like going back to storm chasing for me. >> so they were all gathered in one spot but the marine biologist said there has been a uptake in killer whale sighting in the area over the past coupl

of weeks. look at that! much to the delight of the people who were paying to go see them. wha a show! that doesn't even look real! >> yeah, it looks like they are just showing off for the tourists in the background. tha is pretty cool! i would love to see that sometime. >> i guess we have to get to your weather now. >> it is a lot of fog out there right now. we will see you in a second. the fog will continue spreading out as we see you through the rest of tonight. th warming trend, despite the fog kicking in tomorrow, it is a step towards normal temperature and near normal temperatures through the first half of the weekend. while we stay dry, temperatures will continue to take a tumble, especially further inland. let's take a look at the ups and downs and the ten-day outlook for temperatures in livermore. the average is 82 degrees. you will be near that tomorrow and just little bit above it thursday,

friday and saturday. it will feel like the middle of june. there is the drop that happens for sunday and monday, then we ride back up the other side of the temperature roller coaster later next week. we are just locked into the median category in pollen through the rest of the work week and into the firs half of the weekend. no changes expected there. the salesforce towers in the fog. we are looking down towards the ground temperatures are in the 50s across the board. everybody is between 55 and 59. the fog will continue to spread into the inland valleys and be pretty widespread, but it will back up out of the inland valley as quickly as we head through the first half of tomorrow. unobstructed visibility already likely for most of the bay area with the last of the fog dissipating between 10:00 and 11:00. on the coast you will see a little bit of sunshine peeking through the low clouds as we head towards lunchtime an into the afternoon. high temperatures tomorrow, after we bottomed out in the low 50s we will drop into normal territory later tonight with high temperatures tomorrow. for some

reason i wanted to skip past th lows. highs will be mid-to-uppe 60s around the bay and two to three degrees above normal. the coolest spots will be in the north bay. the southwesterly winds are positioned to push the marine air into the valleys of the north bay while inland and the east bay will see more of a mix of upper 70s and low 80s with some of the warmest spots even reaching into the mid-80s. the warming trend will be subtle throughout the bay bu will exist. friday looks like when temperatures will peak and into saturday as well with a minor drop in temperatures near the water for the second half o the weekend on father's day and the juneteenth holiday on monday. the more noticeable dro in erur further inland. the north bay does not warm up as much, so your drop will be modest, but san jose, about a 10 degree drop from saturday to sunday and a simila drop for inland parts of the east bay. for consistency, head to the coast with temperatures hovering near 60 degrees. vern? straight ahead in sports, the nhl has a champion. we have already showed new what the a's

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