making oakland better and were excited and pulling for our oakland a's to host a wild card game in oakland today will be the loudest venue in major league baseball. >> reporter: how many people are you expecting to join you on this tailgate ? >> lots of people. people are taking off work. people are off work or getting off work early and they will be coming through here. they will go support the a's. >> reporter: tell us about your satur. i see you have a bonfire and some tents. >> absolutely. this whole tailgate is more of a community-charity type of thing. we always provide amenities like a dish, a satellite. we have xbox with the kids and surround sound. a bonfire. barbecue pit and sometimes late at night you see families bring the kids and have s'mores. graham crackers, hershey bars and marshmallows. it's a very kid-friendly drug- free zone. the fire department come here. the police are here. it's a great community organization. >> reporter: open to everyone ? >> open to anyone who has a great attitude. >> reporter: thank you so much. we are just outside the coliseum. you can see we ar

deal between the city of oakland. and the team's ownership goes sideways they're saying the a's could actually move to another city, yeah that's because a recently filed lawsuit has major league baseball signaling. >>get ready moving the a's out of the bay area prefers has made has details. >>drop the lawsuit against alameda county. another sports team. that was the basic message to the city of oakland from major league baseball commissioner robert manfred this came in response to oakland city council's recent vote authorizing the city's attorney to file this lawsuit over the a's ownership attempting to purchase the county's interest of the coliseum complex. >>so the whole issue is about money. >>oakland city councilmember noel dial says the city had no choice but to file the lawsuit because. >>we've been negotiating with the county. for months for over a year trying to purchase the land. but at the same time the oakland a's when around and the city of oakland to try to cut a deal with the alameda county. he says inst

how does that sound well if the deal between the city of oakland and the ownership of the oakland a's goes sideways but he now says it could relocate to another city that's because a recently filed lawsuit has major league baseball suggesting moving the a's. >>out of the bay area kron four's haaziq madyun has the story. >>drop the lawsuit against alameda county. another sports team. that was the basic message to the city of oakland from major league baseball commissioner robert manfred this came in response to oakland city council's recent vote authorizing the city's attorney to file this lawsuit over the a's ownership attempting to purchase the county's interest of the coliseum complex. >>so the whole issue is about money. >>oakland city councilmember noel dial says the city had no choice but to file the lawsuit because. >>we've been negotiating with the county. for months for over a year trying to purchase the land. but at the same time the oakland a's when around and the city of oakland to try to cut a deal with the alameda county. he says instead of selling to the city of oakland

but between oakland -- between the san francisco bay area, berkeley,ly oakland, san francisco, between. county, particularly in the skidrow area, you will find the most concentrated numbers of unhoused residents in california. the bay area is experiencing a huge boom, so much to the point where we're probably about can with l.a. county. since the latest point in time count, the count that happens after every year, year and a half, that counts the number of unhoused people on the street in a short period of time, really early in the morning, produced numbers that there are about 5000 to 6000 unsheltered people in oakland, which is a 47% increase for us since the last point in time count. community advocates and other data from health care organizations actutually show there are more than 9000 unhoused people in oakland. that is more of a realistic number because that counts rvscles, people living in and trailers, people w who are couch surfing. we even have college students the bart.iting ththey are riding the bus at night in order just to have some type of shelter. we -- that is why we

this is a big deal for oakland was. elementary schools grass valley howard, montclair, fruitville sequoia. we have middle schools. high school skyline, sojourner truth and bay tech charter. those are the schools that could be without power. and therefore close tomorrow. keep that in mind. i know we heard the city mention the website pg&e. i tried to get on it during the news conference. i couldn't because it's . >> i did sign up through pg&e on twitter. they sent out a tweet thing you could type in your zip code. if you just text enroll 297633. i did this. i texted enroll to that number 97633 and it was like three simple questions. i typed in my zip code and now i'm locked in. the oakland fire chief said, they will be having roving patrols in certain threat zones. they didn't say where the threat loans are. most likely the health. >> strong words from sjpd. the possibility of oakland being without power for five days is pretty unacceptable. called it devastating. a little heat on the utility for what could be a huge inc

. >>> the oakland a's big plans for the coliseum have been hit by a lawsuit from the city of oakland. we are live at the coliseum. where there field of dreams has come down to earth. >> reporter: he said that he's disappointed with the turn of ev. tenayod this will extend the timeline to flip this 150,000 acre property. the day before the athletics waldport game, this was not rivaling the team, but in the court, following a curveball lawsuit from the city of oakland. >> we're looking forward to dealing with them, instead of dealing with lawsuits. >> reporter: the lawsuit filed by the oakland city attorney, is about the coliseum side. the team wants to redevelop the land into affordable housing and more. but the city of oakland also has designs on the property. >> we have offered to purchase out there, their share. wheels also offer the city to do a joint venture. we are open to a flexible arrangement to make it work for all parties. >> reporter: oakland mayor, the tot heofe thci ty city council. >> it was a little surprising. but it is absolutely prudent for the city to preserve their

ultimately it's oakland.ppen there. >> the mayor cannot lose this team. >> the raiders have gone to vegas, the war ri yoriors moved is the last team. oakland also has to decide if they want to play major league sports. major league sports means major league dollars. you have to put up dollars. the question is whether oakland is still the city to do that. >> and the question of city pride. >> there you go. that's big. what's the value of that? that's what people have to decide. they want it but are they willing to pay for it? >> thank you, phil. you can read phil's column every wednesday and sunday in the chronicle. >> you can come back any time. >> at this hour? >> we know. >> it's still fun. play ball. >>> happening today, b.a.r.t.'s new general manager bob powers will visit two stations as part of his listening tour. powers will be at the bay fair station in san leandro from 8:00 to 9:00 this morning then the civic station in san francisco from 3:00 to 4:00 this afternoon. powers wants to hear directly from

not only the city of oakland and the residents of oakland and the city of piedmont as well. >>> darren white, oakland fire department fire chief. in response to the pacific gas & electric co announcement that it will shut down, agencies have collaborated effectively in our efforts to prepare for this new emerging dynamic. in addition, as we know, the national weather service issued red flag warning conditions expected tomorrow. we have taken some very practical steps to ensure that we are prepared for any eventual allity. some of those steps include implementing roving patrols effective tomorrow through the end of the event in addition to the normal patrols that we would normally perform with our existing staff. we are upstaffing. we're going to rely in part on a lot of mute our aid assistance in the way of almost 20 plus different units. we'll provide response upon request if need be for any event that may occur. we made a request through the california office of emergency services for pre position units consisting of the usually several apparatus that will come and deploy in the even

a's to play ball in oakland. >> reporter: the oakland a's said they were blindsided by the lawsuit on said he was disappointed that the judge granted the temporary restraining order. during this time they are allowed to talk about the possible sale but all parties are expected back in court next month. >>> for the second year in a row, the oakland season ended in a loss. last night the a's lost to the braves 5-1 and rays hit four home runs and the a's suddenly just went cold. the loss is disappointing and painful in this season is suddenly over after winning 97 regular season games. >> the loss is solely on me. i had one job and i did it poorly, really poorly. i let everyone down. it sucks. >> more than 50,000 fans jammed into the coliseum hoping to watch the a's advance in the postseason but instead, they walked out of the gates dejected. >> they didn't get the hits when they needed them. >> they left people on base too much. >> tampa bay, we thought we could beat them. a real let down. >> the tampa bay rays will now take on the houston astros in game one of the american league serie

up in the oakland hills above the caldecott's, north at 20. 73 degrees above the oakland zoo.ey on the peninsula, north at 12. black diamond, 1600 feet, northeast at 13 and 67 degrees. everything is in place again. 40s, 50s and 60s toward the santa clara valley. 50 and morgan hill. 49, boulder creek and felton. seminole, almost 70 degrees. san jose and campbell and cupertino all in the mid-50s. that system will crank up the breeze by tonight so the high fire danger will continue to increase and peek out late tonight or tomorrow. there's no way around it. i've looked out 16 days and is not a drop of rain forest through november 7. that could always change but once these patterns locking the are tough to break down. tomorrow will be the warmest day of the hottest. more 90s tomorrow. close for a few. fairfield has been running warm lately so they will be close. santa rosa as well. antioch and brentwood and temperatures will be warm and high fire danger into friday. still warm saturday and another wind event but not as warm on sunday. >>> as we wait to hear from pg&e this morning

mike, you're starting back in oakland. >> that's right. looking here kari at 880 the nimitz, moves smoothly, well spaced for that part of oakland. the east bay looks predictable. we call out this one section 580, still slow. i think they're conducting this traffic break and moving that disabled vehicle over to the right shoulder, that's west 580, your commute heading up through the area, past 98th and golf links, the zoo exits there and just shy of the warren freeway highway 13. hayward southbound the nimitz and 680 through pleasanton south also where the go weather is. not a surprise off of 580. south bay and peninsula all clear and we talked about the drive on 580, 24 minutes and building from grant line road to the dublin interchange, but without any problems. back to you. >> let's hop it stays smooth. thanks. >> 6:10 right now. >>> still ahead the last laugh for the joker, the box office success and that surprise visit from the movie star. >>> some uncertainty on the stock market this morning, but definitely a new way to toot your horn

>>well here in oakland on tuesday, the oakland a's in the tampa bay rays held a media day ahead of. >>wednesday's playoff game here at the coliseum the big question for the a's going into this wild card game was who the starting pitcher be the manager bob melvin said today that they have chosen sean minaya here's our melvin talking about the thought process on this and also when talking about how he feels about having this pressure being in a do or die game. >>well it was that was a difficult decision we went round and round with it and you know wanted you know, everybody got their opinion out and talk in depth about it, mike fires had an absolutely terrific season. he's been great here. so obviously that factory and i think it came down to the fact that since been i has been back he's he's been great every single game out so. were we were lucky to have 2 guys to consider in that respect and in a luxury to have 2 guys we be comfortable with that. >>don't like any other start. >>they are in. i'm just a and 2 of them doing >>just to focus on fostering just serve talk about. >>now this

right now, oakland, 60. livermore, 67. san francisco, 62.he one number that stands out in santa rosa. it is that time of arn yethe en of us. santa rosa, you will dropped to the 30s. chilly in the tri-valley.klan that said, we will warm up tomo menlrrow 73onda thuasy rs the pattern is evolving. this will leave, and it will miss us because of this guy. this ridge of high pressure will slowly work its way in our direction. it will get warmer. every day for the next several days. tomorrow morning on futurecast, clouds, on thursday some low clouds trying to develop along the coastline. it looks like we will see more sunshine than anything else. and we will seegradua increase in temperatures. certainly chilly tonight in the willy sunn vamild ll throeyughout the week. we are going to warm up above averag e. so whatever it wa , e s tofour m e dadegreey s in oakland, 71. the hots not spitting hitting 73, includes the coastline. warming up on friday. a couple more on sunday. by sunday, mid-80s inland, mid- 70s at the bay. that is your forecast. >>> sp

back to you in oakland. >>> plans to sell oakland coliseum arena to the oakland a's hit a snag today after the city of oakland filed a lawsuit against alameda county. the mayor said she hopes to avoid a legal battle. >> it is absolutely prudent for the city to reserve their right. i hope we can place that on pause and really focus on working together. >> the city of oakland and alameda county jointly owned the coliseum. in april alameda county board of supervisors authorize negotiations with the team to sell the counties have share of the coliseum for $85 million. oakland is now asking the court to enforce a law that says publicly owned land will be used first for affordable housing and other uses. the oakland a's said they were blindsided by the suit. >> we always prefer as an organization to work things out not in a courthouse. i think that leads to bett solutions and we hope something like that can prevail. at the oakland city attorney filed a lawsuit on behalf of the city council. in a statement she said the coliseum is oakland's largest public land parcel and it is important to

coliseum to the oakland a's. rob roth reports on the new lawsuit filed by the city of oakland. >> reporter: the oakland a's knew they were taking on the tampa bay rays but they did not think the city of oakland would also be an opponent. they are looking to buy out alameda county's half of the land at the oakland coliseum complex but the city filed a lawsuit to stop it and tuesday and alameda county court judge issued a temporary restraining order to keep any such deal with the county from being finalized for now. >> i mean, we were disappointed that the temporary restraining order was granted. obviously it's another complication in terms of moving forward with the project in east oakland. >> reporter: a lawsuit filed by the city blindsided the a's. >> to have a lawsuit dropped on our transaction with the county on monday was really shocking. >> reporter: even oakland mayor libby schaaf did not see it coming. >>, you know, it was a little surprised but it is absolutely prudent for the city to preserve their right

the oakland a's of the last team left in the city. they've so far agreed to build a new privately financed waterfront ballpark at the howard terminal. >>and it said they want to redevelop the coliseum site complete with affordable housing retail in a park and they just recently agreed to pay the county million for their 50% share of the coliseum property. so you might say they were caught off guard when the city filed a lawsuit against the county to stop the deal in a playoff week we're going to hosting 50,000 fans wednesday. >>this is not the timing to be actually in a courthouse and so we were really surprised by this action. the city says it's doing it to protect the public interest because the surplus land act mandates that publicly owned land if it sold first be made available for affordable housing park and recreational or open space purposes. something the a's have already pledged. we've been clear from the beginning that we want a robust affordable housing plan. the fact is the city wants to buy the county share of the coliseu

the city of oakland filed a lawsuit to prevent the oakland a's purchasing alameda county's half of the land of the callous senior process. in tuesday in alameda court issued a temporary restraining order to prevent any deal from happening at least for now. commissioner manfred met with mayor libby schaaf yesterday and earlier this week she said she hopes any issues can be resolved outside of court. >> my dream is we place the lawsuit on hold. we push pause and sit down and negotiate and we forge a beautiful future for this piece of land that will serve generations of east oakland ours for many years to come. that certainly will include affordable housing and it certainly will include a long- term commitment by the oakland a's to play ball in oakland. >> the commissioner said he was also disappointed by the timing of the lawsuit that happened right before the wild card matchup. all sides are expected back in court. in oakland, elissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news . >>> security is enforcing a curfew by firing bullets and tear gas at violators. 21 people have been killed in antigovernment

oakland roots scored first from a long range. by halftime, the team tied up, los angeles earned a corner kick, but missed the net. roots fans kept spirits high as their team left unfinished business with la. with a 1-1 final score. >> the culture is very loving and caring. we have to support where we came from. this is the bay area. we have to show the support. >> the roots will travel to miami next week to close out the season. >>> new at 11:00, the salmon run up in marin county is expected to be smaller this year despite upgrades to the watershed. they will spawn starting next month. this follows work by various habitats projects to protect the salmon from predators and protect them from the elements. this year's run will be smaller probably. because, of the lower number of spawning adults that we have seen a few years ago: while the fish is doing better overall, it still has endangered status. >>> efforts are underway in the napa valley to protect the wine making industry from the corrosive effects of climate change. they say

ladies and gentlemen, oakland mayor, libby schaaf. >> i brought the oakland weather with me. >> it is so good to be here in our bay area. we may have two cities, but we have one bay. we have one bay area. we know that we rise or fall togeth together. also in memory, since you invoked the memory of our mayor ed lee, someone who lived the values of regionalism. one thing i hope you all know about the mayors of oakland and san francisco is we are home-grown girls and we are graduates of our public school system. [ cheering and applause ]. >> now, i want to pile on to london's challenge to the corporate community. there is a lot of talk these days about shareholder responsibility, how that is a thing of the past and we need to move on to stakeholder responsibility. i challenge other companies to do what sales force has done. that is put your money where your mouth is and put your love where your money is. the fact that sales force does not just pay lip service to the idea of corporate responsibility but they invest deeply and they invest with humility. i don't know if i've ever heard a c.

we report on the lawsuit filed by the city of oakland and how it took the a's and the oakland mayor byrter: the oakland a's knew they were taking on the tampa bay rays but they didn't think the city of oakland would be an opponent. the a's are looking to buy out alameda county's half of the land of the oakland coliseum complex. the city filed a lawsuit to stop it. tuesday a court judge issued a temporary restraining order to keep any deal with the county from being finalized for now. >> we were disappointed that the temporary restraining order was granted. obviously it is another complication in terms of moving forward with the project. >> reporter: the lawsuit filed blindsided das. >> to have a lawsuit dropped on our transaction with the county on monday was not expected. >> reporter: the mayor did not see it coming. >> it was a little surprise. it is absolutely prudent for the city to preserve their right. >> reporter: the a's are looking to develop the coliseum and have offered to buy the land for $140 million. that is a separate project from the proposed waterfront ballpark. the ci

. >>> back in business, we catch up with the owner and chef of tribute tavern in oakland, since the restaurants reopening. >>> it is a beautiful fall morning as we get a lookout in san francisco bay, the transamerica building right there in the foreground, it is thursday morning, welcome to "the ninevery busy newscast ahe you, we are going to begin with some difficult news along the peninsula in san francisco, another that is right, all lan highway 101 are open at this hour, following that deadly crash in san francisco. earlier this morning, a wrong way driver slammed into a taxi carrying two passengers, all four people were killed. the crash happened near candlestick point, the woman was driving south in the northbound lane at the time of the crash. christina is at chp headquarters with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: good morning to you three, the investigation is now fully underway as they try to figure out what exactly happened here, this crash was so destructive, the impact was so strong, it was sad to see how were. chp says oofficers was driving northbound when it was when t

in oakland, it looks more dramatic. 69 is the average. quite the warm up. 20 degrees above average for oakland tomorrow. these are daytime highs for tomorrow. from the tour we just took there is mountain view going to 89. redwood city, 89. as he looked towards sunday and i know that looks good with the cool down, as we talked about earlier, that sunday cool down comes along with another offshore wind event . and that one at this point looks like it will be stronger than the one we are anticipating for tonight. that will become the next concern. we will take these one at a time. back over to you. >>> a former 49er is coming back, and he has got a score to settle. >> his new zip code came at a price. find out why next. announcer: 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. it's an epidemic fueled by juul with their kid-friendly flavors. san francisco voters stopped the sale of flavored e-cigarettes. but then juul, backed by big tobacco, wrote prop c to weaken e-cigarette protections. the san francisco chronicle reports prop c is an audacious overreach

. >>> the oakland a's last team standing in the city of oakland. >> that's right. absolutely. with the warriors moving to san francisco the raiders headed to las vegas, okay, that's not this story. >> wrong video at least. >> this is the one about the three teenage boys arrested near deanza high school in richmond, happened last friday after a varsity football galance video dark sedan speeding away, people running. three teenagers were shot. police say the school resource officer from deanza identified the 17-year-old who was involved in the car right before the shooting. after searching his home police say they found one of the handguns used in that shooting and arrested two other teenaged boys. one of the victims is hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. >> sorry for the little mixup there. >>> now the oakland a's are the last team standing in the city of oakland with the warriors moving to san francisco and the raiders headed to las vegas after this season. the city of oakland is filing a lawsuit over the sale of the coliseum site to the a's. is there a chance the a's

oakland 45. 49 san jose and had 42 for santa rosa. for today temperatures will be a little bit warmer compared to yesterday. but still below average for this time of year, in san francisco forecasting a high in the upper 60s for oakland, low 70s, mid-70s for san jose as well as for concord, running about 2 to 6 dees below average for this time of year. i will let you know what you can expect when temperatures will rise to above average in the extended forecast coming up. >>> let's check in with traffic. >>> good morning, let's get you rolling on the freeways right now. if you plan on taking bay area bridges so far so good. bay bridge you can see traffic stack up in catch lanes that is business as usual. looking good 00 so far in san mateo bridge. 13 in had the toss travel westbound from 880 towards 101. along the peninsula, checking in with no problems. 880 looking good northbound. southbound 880 clear from here down into fremont. in fact not seeing any construction projects really causing any delays right now. and the golden gate bri

we begin in oakland with henry lee. the fire department, city government and schools are bracing for the possibility of power outages. >> reporter: thousands of alameda county residents expected to have their power shut off as early as midnight. many are getting ready and city and local officials are warning people the power outage could last for days. >> power will be likely shut off for thousands in alameda county alone including in the oakland hills because of red flag weather and high fire danger. it is an unprecedented move. >> this is a first. thhave received notification of a planned power outage. i will say it is good to have some warning rather than no warning. >> it could take up to five days for pg&e to get the power up which the mayor said would be devastating. >> five days without electricity is acceptable for our committee. >> there's a possibility they could restore power sooner. that depends on how quickly they can inspect lines and re- energize those lines. >> reporter: the oakland police chief said the

the first outside an oakland school. a woman was killed and a child injured when they were struck by a driver on the sidewalk. it happened just after 11:00 this morning on 22nd avenue in front of garfield elementary school. police have yet to identify the victim but say the four-year-old girl was taken to the hospital where she is in stable condition. le> at first police thought the it was a crime. >> investigators arrived on-scene and started their investigation. and we have concluded now that it is going to be a hit and. run >> police are searching for surveillance video and witnesses who mible to give a description a oghf thet suspect vehicle. it is still unclear if the woman and child were connected to the sc >>> neighbors say speeding tchers ha mead more on that story at 6:00. hit and run in cupertino. a driver struck two people at rancho san antonio park. onooe later died a at the suspect's car, blocked in by police. the front windshield has been crushed on the driver's side. police say they were able to detain the

we have spoken with some other oakland native, sway calloway himself and sheila e. ail of them coming back here outside the pandora headquarters to show oakland some love. >> make some noise? >> this is called sway fest under b it should be bay fest. it is something i have wanted to do for a long time. >> sway is based on the east coast hosting a music show on tell light radio which is live from downtown oakland. >> family music played in my household on 23rd avenue. you know what i mean sheila. okay. >> ♪ force >> reporter: today she is dropping a new video with snoop dogg but her world wade fame isn't crowding out her love for oakland. a we support the bay. this is our hometown. i'm not just his friend but part of the first event for him. ♪ >> reporter: local fans are hoping it won't be the last. relating to each other is what it is all about. she is so tiny and energetic. >> reporter: brian shaw showed up. >> it brings people from every walk of life together. they get along, they pull for the same cause, listen to great music. ♪ >> reporter: music with a message.

at the oaklandish store in downtown oakland.ery silvery which explains why the inspiration comes from the disco balls in karaoke lounges. people signed up last weekend on the store's website to get a wristband and secure a place in line and i imagine there will be a lot of folks waiting to get their hands on those new sneakers. lisa, it's going to be a hot one out there for all the sneaker heads. >> oh, yeah total. this morning we're clear and cool, 40s, 50s, 60s. spare the air alert as temperatures rise quickly. the east bay and south bay, the worst air quality and the north bay hills with the gusty winds and dry relative humidity. that translates into one of the warmest days we've seen in a while with mid and upper 70s at the coast. my accuweather seven-day forecast is next. >> thank you. also straight ahead on "abc 7 mornings," the blue angels, they are back in the bay area. fleet week is here once again. we're going to explain just why the shows are so special. plus, some truly sensational dance moves by a san francisco offi

upper 40s in oakland. upper 40s in livermore and in san jose. this afternoon temperatures are climbing. 72, sausalito. upper 70s in san rafael. in the east bay, nice and mild on the east bay shore. 71 in berkeley. upper 70s in walnut creek and 80 in antioch. in the south bay. upper 70s in san jose. 77 in saratoga. on the peninsula mid-70s over areas of palo alto. low 70s in san mateo and 70 the afternoon high for san francisco. mid to upper 60s. partly cloudy to mostly clear skies. on the coast, upper 60s for half moon bay. who was going to tahoe? it will be nice as well. a cold start. below freezing and truckee right now. 28 degrees. mid 60s expected today. going into the upper 60s by sunday. under mostly sunny skies. if you will be out doing some camping, be prepared. overnight lows are really cold, even freezing as you can see from those numbers. here's a look at the extended forecast. we warm up by several degrees for the bay area saturday. sunday and monday look to be the hottest days. upper 60s and low 70s on the coast. low 80s around the

. >>> plans to fill the oakland coliseum arena for the oakland a's are at a standstill after lawsuit was filed against alameda county. the lawsuit was filed last week in the city is asking the court to enforce the mandate that says publicly owned land will be available for affordable housing and other uses if sold in the law said the county has to negotiate for at least 90 days but they said they haven't done that. the city of oakland and alameda county jointly own the coliseum property and back in april, the alameda board of supervisors authorized negotiations to sell a 50% interest in the property for $85 million per the oakland a's team president said he had no warning of the lawsuit and was blindsided and called the move disappointing and said the team has exciting plans to develop affordable housing in east oakland and they hope to avoid a lengthy legal process. >> we prefer, as an organization, to work things out together and not at the courthouse in hayward. that is a better solution and we hope that something like that can prevail. >> the oakland city attorney filed a lawsuit

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well pulled off on the oakland side, interviewed people. a man told us that in his rear view mirror he saw what seemed like a concrete garage door closing in his rear view mirror, which was the collapse of the bridge. we were just barely ahead of where the bridge collapsed. and we managed to get caltrans to take us up to where the break in the bridge was. so we were the first on the scene. >> that's just absolutely scary. you even have a little piece of the bridge. >> i do. >> what a memento. >> the bridge was out for a month, and during that time we were constantly going up there, working with caltrans on the repairs. this is a bolt, one of the sheared off bolts from the stress, the intensity of that earthquake that just sheared these off. and that is one of them. >> that's amazing. it's heavy, and you can see. what a memento to have of that terrible day. >> it really is. >> isn't that amazing? >> oh, my gosh, it's heavy. >> it is heavy. it's a paperweight. >> we're doing a little show-and-tell here. >> that's great. one of the images i'll

the oakland a's did not see coming. today a judge put a temporary stop to the a's plan to buy alameda's stake. they stopped the dealing saying it was illegal to sell that land without giving it up for affordable housing. melissa colorado joins us with another set back. >> reporter: another set back undeed. they're completely taken aback by the news. just this past friday he was at city hall. he was talking about the city's howard terminal ball park plans. he got no warning that the city was planning to file a lawsuit on that same day over the few kmur of the coliseum site. >> this is not something we were expecting. we were planning for a playoff this week. >> reporter: it was courtroom attire for the president of the oakland a's today as he walked out of the courthouse this afternoon. a judge put a temporary stop to the a's plan to buy out alameda county's 50% stake in the coliseum site. >> it obviously is another complication. >> reporter: it stems from the lawsuit filed on friday. the suit claims alameda county is br

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oakland started the pitcher who was-0 in september. but there was a home run to give tampa a 1-0 lead. he loaded up the basis. there was a fly out to end the inning. next, garcia had a 437 foot rocket into centerfield. that made it 3-0. in the 3rd inning diaz again. in the fifth inning 4-1. there was a solo shot and it was the fourth home run of the game. they won 5-1 to advance in the division series. the oakland a's lost a wild card game for the second straight year and they have lost nine straight post season games. >> they did their job. i didn't do mine. >> we hit a lot of home runs but you havesehitsd we d that earlier. we got some walks. we couldn't busted open. >> how good does it feel to be back in the bay area where you started your career with champagne over your head? >> it feels awesome. i have fond memories. >> it's frustrating. in baseball you usually have a series so you can have a tomorrow and come back and win a game. we have been really good about having a tough game and coming back and responding. there is no respon

the city of oakland filed suit to halt the sale of alameda county's share to the oakland a's.timing was a surprise. >> reporter: the oakland a's knew they were taking on the tampa bay rays. they did not think the city of oakland would also be an opponent. the a's want to buy out alameda county's half of the land at the oakland coliseum. the city filed a lawsuit to stop it. tuesday, a court judge issued a temporary restraining order to keep any such deal with the county from being finalized for now. >> we were disappointed that the temporary restraining order was granted. you know, obviously this is another complication in terms of moving forward with the project in east oakland. >> reporter: the lawsuit filed by the city blindsided the a's. >> that lawsuit was really shocking. >> reporter: even the mayor did not see it coming. >> you know, it was a little surprising. it is absolutely prudent for the city to preserve their rights. >> reporter: the a's want to develop the coliseum and have offered to buy the land for $140 million. that is a separate project from the waterfront b

schools, oakland born and bred. for him to get back to the city and the community with the platform that he has two share with the rest of the city, that is amazing. >> reporter: many said the music brought them here but they took away more. >> it shows we can all come together with no drama or problems. we should have more of these events so everybody can see we are not just a problem city. >> it brings a mixture of people which represents the bay area and its positivity. >> sway and other organizers are hoping to turn this into a yearly event making it bigger and better each time. in oakland, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> ktvu at 6:30 starts next . a deadline set by san francisco's mayor for one to close a seismically unsafe deal. tonight it is still unclear where the inmates will go. and now city leaders are scrambling to try to formulate a plan. >>> as we continue to highlight the homeless crisis, a closer look at the controversy over the space navigation center and we will tell you about the legal motion filed

. >> tonight, oakland is taking steps to clear out a sprawling homeless camp. it's the one by the home depot in east oakland, where lt month, presidential candidate made a campaign stop to see the bay area's housing crisis first hand. melissa. >> reporter: well, raj, this is step one of many for the city, they plan to clear out this massive homeless encampment east oakland near the home depot. some of the people live in rvs and others live in tents and others make shift homes that they made on their own, that they are proud of and don't want to let go. so, the challenge is where do they move all of the people? >> i hate it. it sucks. >> sgloo that is how most of us feel with moving, but for this man and others that live in the homeless camp near the home depot. packing up and leaving feels impossible. >> i have to be pulled out and the person that was supposed to pull me, they are already not starting right now. >> we are closing it down. >> the city of oakland plans to shut down the camp, which sits on private and city owned land by the end o the year. crews f

in oakland city officials are reporting encouraging results from one program.t involves moving people temporarily from encampments they are moving in to tiny cabins. >> it may not seem like much to most people. after years of sleeping on sidewalks, for lawrence lincoln it means having a roof over his head finally. >> it feels like stepping up to the ritz for me. living under a tarp under the bart tracks is no life for a person. >> reporter: lincoln is about one of 500 homeless people who are current or former residents of what used to be caedto call cabin communities. whatever they are called, almost 2 years into this program oakland's mayor stands by them. >> i cabin communities are absolutely working. >> reporter: the city's numbers bear that out. two thirds of those who have lived in them have gone permanent housing. for homeless programs that is high batting average. >> the typical shelter model is around 30%. it is far better than other interventions in getting people stabilized. oakland currently has four kevin kennedy's operating throughout the city and

in oakland taylor sackey. >>alright taylor a homicide investigation continues tonight in cupeino after someone struck 2 people with their car and the rancho san antonio preserve one of the victims has died from their injuries and the suspect is in custody. our well bellow brings us details. investigators were on scene at rancho san antonio preserve well into tuesday evening. >>as they tried to figure out exactly why the driver of that vehicle rammed into 2 people. tuesday afternoon. >>designing an unusual incident. foreman insular regional open space district. >>the shattered windows of the suspects black audi give a sense of the deadly actions. the driver took tuesday afternoon, striking 2 people inside rancho san antonio preserved before trying to drive away as the suspect was attempting to leave the entrance of the park. that suspect was confronted by several deputies. the deputies and pinned. the suspect vehicle to mobilize that suspect and he's i think was safely detained and the sheriff's office couldn't

that's highway 24 in oakland. and we want to remind you keep listening to the news to find out what's going on with the tunnels because caltrans says it is possible with the power outages. the call the cops on all between oakland and orinda. and the double slide tunnel, the tom lantos tunnel between half moon pacifica could be caused if there's no power because then they can't run those giant fans ventilate the tunnels and if they can do that going to shut down the tunnels that could be huge traffic problems. let's hope that doesn't happen. but nonetheless we're standing by our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow of course is monitoring the conditions all week long saw this coming. >>marty for 2 officials now from 2 county say that they're pushing back the time on when things are going and when the winds are really gonna pick up till about noon tomorrow for contra costa alameda county. what are you saying, yeah, i'm actually start to see some the winds picking up tonight. but i think the worst peak of the when gm

oakland, 53 in san francisco. in the second part of the afternoon temperatures will climb and feel quite nice. 72 in sausalito. upper 70s in nevada. 80 in santa rosa. low 70s in san leandro. upper 70s in walnut creek. 80 degrees in antioch. south bay come upper 70s and low 80s. 77 in san jose. 75 in santa cruz. how about the peninsula? 75 in redwood city. 70 in downtown san francisco. are you going to talk over the weekend? very cold overnight. even freezing this morning. truckee reporting 32. temperatures in the low to mid 60s today. warmer on saturday. sunday nearing 70 degrees under mostly sunny conditions. it will be beautiful. here's a look at the extended forecast. our temperatures will continue to warm anywhere from a few degrees to tomorrow. 5 degrees warmer for inland areas as well as the bay and into sunday and monday. that's when haut your weather moves in, nearing 90 degrees for inland cities. 80s around the bay and sunday again will be gorgeous by the water. 74 degrees for areas like pacifica and half

oakland. >> reporter: the oakland a's are hoping to have better luck on the ballfield tomorrow than they did in court today. the oakland a's knew they were taking on the tampa bay rays but they didn't think the city of oakland would also be an opponent. the a's are looking to buy out alameda county's half of the oakland coliseum complex. the city filed a lawsuit to stop it. tuesday a court judge issued a temporary restraining order to keep any such deal with the county from being finalized for now. >> we were disappointed that the temporary restraining order was granted. obviously it is another complication in terms of moving forward with the project. >> reporter: the lawsuit filed by the city blindsided the das. >> to have a lawsuit dropped on our transaction with the county on monday were shocking. >> reporter: the oakland mayor didn't see it coming. >> it was a little surprising. it is absolutely prudent for the city to preserve their right . >> reporter: the a's are looking to develop the coliseum and have offered to buy the land for $140 million. that is a separate project from

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that move took both the oakland a's and oakland by surprise. negotiations can continue until the next hearing. >>> the e-cigarette company juul is pulling in support of a ballot measure. now in june, the city passed a measure of suspending the sales of e- cigarettes altogether. juul had already contributed millions towards proposition c, meant to change that law. even though it is ceasing active support now, they are not declaring victory just yet. is >> i think we all are. if this was any local interest besides big tobacco, you would take them at frr thei. juul la says that they are committede as of now, proposition c is on the ballot. >>> a bay area massive mapot bu on the other side of the country. they caught him in georgia, 220 pounds of marijuana. r y say this is about $600,000o an improper lane change. >>> in a new lawsuit, republican lawmakers says that california is a violating federal voting laws. this lawsuit claims that the states automatic voting registration program violates the voter registration act by failing to verify whether

oakland fire crews are reporting sparks in the ventilation system on the oakland side of the tube. chopper 5 there to show you exactly what's happening in oakland. transit setting up a bus bridge. so obviously a big commuter situation right now. we'll give you updated. right now they are just single-tracking along the transbay tube because of equipment problems. and oakland fire there to check it out as well. we'll keep monitoring this and booking at bart's l updates. i'll have more as soon as i know. back to you. >>> there's a killer in the water off the california coast and it's not a shark. the disastrous domino effect causing one species to explode at the expense of many others. >> reporter: despite the unrivaled beauty of the california coastline, below the surface, the famous kelp bed forest is in serious trouble. dr. laura rogers-bennett has studied the kelp for more than 30 years. >> we're seeing a huge decline in the kelp forests. and the kelp forest really is much like the trees on land. they're the homes and food for all kind was marine organisms. >> reporter: she says c

the oakland hills has gone up.ely dry from vallejo, concord and over toward oakland and even on the coast. the relative humidity and half moon bay is at 9%. 9% of the coast. ben loman, 10 miles per hour . other guest this morning, 37 in half moon bay. east, northeast which is why it's 58 degrees with 9% humidity. calaveras road, mission peak in fremont at 28. los vaqueros reservoir at 26. humidity continues to be very low in the single digits or the teens. closer to the surface you can find 30% and 20% but in the hills it still very dry and that is feeding the fire. diamond mountain road, northeast at 9 with 9% humidity. middletown east, 34 degrees with 25%. , bridge, 9%. the good news is these are coming down. geyserville ranch, 28, northwest, 61%. this looks to be mainly in the higher elevations where it's critical and that will continue. spring valley road, 11%. there is konocti coming east at 26 and 10%. extremely dry conditions even though the wind speeds are not that strong. they are strong enough with low ac

i don't particularly like here's the deal though tween the city of oakland and the as and the oakland a's if that deal goes sour. the baseball team says that it could relocate to another city that is all because of a recently filed lawsuit that has major league baseball signaling moving the a's. >>could happen they could leave the bay area kron four's haaziq madyun has the story. >>drop the lawsuit against alameda county. another sports team. that was the basic message to the city of oakland from major league baseball commissioner robert manfred this came in response to oakland city council's recent vote authorizing the city's attorney to file this lawsuit over the a's ownership attempting to purchase the county's interest of the coliseum complex. >>so the whole issue is about money. >>oakland city councilmember noel dial says the city had no choice but to file the lawsuit because. >>we've been negotiating with the county. for months for over a year trying to purchase the land. but at the same time the oakland a's when around the city of oakland to try to cut a deal with the alameda c