now the battle over building the ballpark begins.g, i'm veronica de la cruz. . >>> kkpix 5 news. the team picks where it wants to put down roots and now the battle for the ballpark begins. >>> it's the first step in a long sag a for a new stadium. the team has settled on a site in downtown oakland. now the as just have to sell everyone else on the idea. what it's going to take to get that ballpark built. >> that's going to be an interesting story that we are all going to watch over the next couple of watch as the as try to pull off what no other sports team has done which is to build a new home right in downtown. the first pitch came today. >> we thought this was a perfect location. >> oakland as manager was clear on why they picked this for their new 30,000 seat ballpark. close to downtown. >> you are going to have the opportunity to have a walkable downtown ballpark. >> and while the mayor praised the eithers. >> the as are going to stay and pay for their own facility. >> she wasn't exactly cheering the site that they picked. >> i

the a's are the oldest team to share a ballpark. the raiders play here on sunday. at that point in team will call the coliseum site home. the warriors are returning to san francisco in 2019. the a's want to be in their new ball by 2023. >>> new details on a deadly shooting in san francisco. police have arrested three men in connection to last month's shooting in the mission district. the murder involved a san francisco police officer's stolen gun. the 23-year-old victim was killed near 26th and south van ness avenue. the gun used in the crime was a personal firearm belonged to a veteran of the department. the department is now looking into how that weapon was stolen. >>> between 2010 and 2015 a total of 412 guns were stolen in san francisco. our unit dug deep into the problem of lost and stolen guns. you can watch the full report on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> new information tonight about a hoary i have crime on the peninsula. a mcdonald's employee accused of giving birth in the bathroom and trying to drown her newborn in the toilet. such a tragic story. >> r

>> having the ballpark and even knowing we have the revenue streams in the ballpark in five or six years that will help us retain talent, pay for them and make sure we keep the team together. >> reporter: that has to be knew sick to the ears of a's fans -- that has to be music to the ears of a's fans who have watched their favorite players be routinely traded away. assuming they are still on the team, the current crop of a's will be free agents about the time the new stadium is built. so does that mean a fan can actually go out and buy a matt chapman jersey and expect he will be around for a while? >> that's the plan to have the revenue base like the giants or some of these other teams to have the players with us for the long hall. fans love to be connected to players so this ballpark is so essential for our success. it's important to understand that the fans are really first. and the fans in many ways own the team and you steward the team through different eras. we have a ton of history. we have 116 years of history going all the way back to philadelphia. and it's just my job and our gr

they have picked a spot for a new ballpark. take you there and explain why some people living there wish the team picked a different location. >> also, we are following a developing story in antioch where an offduty police officer opened fire. we have details coming up at 7:00. [fbi agent] you're a brave man, mr. stevens. your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. . >> there were live broadcasts from l.a., new york city and nashville. jay leno, the blacked eye peas, beyonce, jamie foxx and so much more teamed up raising millions of dollars. >> it shows the best side of people, i think. all of the prejudices are put aside and we help one another. >> my family is in miami. my wife and kids are there. it is so frustrating to see the images and you get concerned. >> there is ryan seacrest. organizers say the telethon raised $44 billion. they're expected to -- there's james bond. nicki minaj. th

they want to build a new ballpark here. >> this is so much more than a ballpark. >> reporter: today aoalition of the plan's cheerleaders came out in support. >> the vibrant, walkable urban environment created by the peralta site is collective of some of america's new and historic ballparks. >> reporter: they hope the 13- acre site between lake merritt and 880 will be home to a privately financed 30 if you've thousand seat ballpark close to down -- 35,000 seat ballpark close to downtown. bay area businesses stand to reap about $3 billion in economic benefits over the first 10 years, but there are concerns about what could happen to those who live and work here now, a low income and heavily immigrant community that could eventually be priced out. these community leaders along with the a's will beat the new ballpark drum as they face a challenging approval process ahead. >> this is an honest and refreshing commitment by a sports franchise to support our community and we applaud their efforts. >> reporter: in oakland anne makovec, kpix5. >>> well, today was opening day for public access t

a boutique ballpark near merritt and layny college.ome concerns about the location and how it could impact nearby neighbor neighborhoods. >> it has tremendous opportunities and threats. it was the one with the most existing neighborhood in place that could be disruptive. >> it could be, but the a's wand to stay in oakland. it would cover 13 acres and seat 35,000 people cost about half a billion dollars to build, paid for by the a's. a late night for our morning newscast team. we'll explain next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wow! nice outfit. when i grow up, i'm going to mars. we're working on that. some people know how far they want to go. a personalized financial strategy can help you get them there. see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. [fbi agent] you're a brave man, your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chance

andy still has seven ballparks left to go.ans on ending with a boston red sox and fenway park on october 1st. sean bell, man, i wish i could have done that. >> yeah. >> right? >> is that -- you don't have to work. you can just go. >> that's his school project. >> i know but still like the money. >> he's getting credit for it. >> how is this able to happen? i want to life. >> exactly. >>> okay. i know. we're talking baseball which is good. because the football season is about to take over i still want to talk to phillies. i have to smo them some love before this whole thing >>> sean bell taking a break from the eagles. showing a little love to the phillies. his commentary in 15 seconds. ♪ >>> i know football season and that's all anyone wants to talk about. i get it but have i to show love to the phillies before we absolutely forget about them. okay. for the first time in long time there's actual hope surrounding this team. it's all about the young guns much first of all reece hoskins is a super hero. he's ryan howard he's jian

andy still has seven ballparks left to go.s on ending with a boston red sox and fenway park on october 1st. sean bell, man, i wish i could have done that. >> yeah. >> right? >> is that -- you don't have to work. you can just go. >> that's his school project. >> i know but still like the money. >> he's getting credit for it. >> how is this able to happen? i want to life. >> exactly. >>> okay. i know. we're talking baseball which is good. because the football season is about to take over i still want to talk to phillies. i have to smo them some love before this whole thing ends. they have a bright future. i'll tell you why in my sports commentary. sfx: t-mobile mnemonic sfx: t-mobile mnemonic sfx: t-mobile mnemonic t-mobile's unlimited now includes netflix on us. that's right, netflix on us. get four unlimited lines for just forty bucks each. taxes and fees included. and now, netflix included. so go ahead, binge on us. another reason why t-mobile is america's best unlimited network. sfx: t-mobile mnemonic the best.der. the s-cla

(grant) the a's have said where they want to build their new ballpark...ow some prominent members of the community are giving their support. who is going to bat for the team... is next at five.(vicki) plus dramatic video tonight... of a stuck ferris wheel... and a worker trying to fix it... falling. what happened to that worker is coming up. (vicki) the a's got a ringing endorsement for building their new ballpark near laney college.(grant)(2-shot today over a dozen oakland business leaders came together to give their thumbs up for a brand new ballpark... kron4's haaziq madyun brings us details. oakland's business leaders say they are on board with the oakland a's proposal to build the teams new ballpark at the peralta community colleges site near lake merrittfor sean marx of give something back work p

about the new ballpark. we will tell you where the site is that they selected and why there is opposition to the plan. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> looks like we're getting new neighbors. >> yes, we are. >> we're talking about the a's. >> yes. >> construction of the new site for the ballpark. we will talk about that throughout the morningment i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning. i'm dave clark. we're also talking about the weather. did you see any thunderstorms. >> no thunder but sprinkles on my way in. >> so did i. steve paulson has more on that. >> that is drizzle. >> sprinkles heavier or lighter than drizzle. >> it depends on size. that was drizzle. there have been good thunderstorms. good morning. >> good morning, steve. >> the start of a cooler pattern. i woke up to my car alarm going off and our new puppy crying because of the thunder. i've had many coms since the storm. my cat and dog are going bonkers. there is the second cell going through. came out of eastern contra costa county, oakley,

they want to build a privately financed boutique ballpark.side in all of this, it can revitalize this part of oakland like the giants revitalized china basin. nothing comes easy with a project this size. they want to leave the out dated coliseum and build a new ballpark about four miles away off 880 ma 0 this walking dista from the bart station. christie this is day one in a long process. what's the feedback? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. the a's say this location makes perfect sense. it's walkable. there's public transportation nearby and they have plans that they believe would benefit the whole neighborhood. there's many steps that would have to take place first. this site includes buildings of the community college district. >> it's going to be intimate. it's going to be connected to the downtown core. >> reporter: the oakland a's have made their preferred sigte clear. a new home to 880 in oakland. >> i think when we looked at it, the walkability to downtown is ly

you have a new ballpark and you think the giants would have their offices attached to the ballpark.se part-time or full- time headquarters? >> these will be the full-time headquarters as we continue to build out the plans for the ballpark. when the ballpark is open it will likely have office space there as well. we will be moving over the holidays. we will close the office for little bit in late december and early january to get everyone moved over. we felt it was important to be in oakland. >> when you started the "rooted in oakland" campaign a lot of people embrace that and now here where the action is, as part of your commitment to the city. >> absolutely. we have to bolster our staff and this gives them a much more fun environment with the batting cage in the office and other fun things. it is fantastic all the way across the board. >> you still have neighbors not super excited about the proposed site. >> there are a few. we are very optimistic. >> what you doing to appease their concerns? >> it starts with listening and understanding what their concerns are. >> do you envision

. >> we are going to privately financed the ballpark.ertainly the corporate base is important, when we looked at the site the cost of the facility and the economics of the team we feel we can privately financed, it is the strongest of all of the sites and that was one of the reasons one of the key reasons we picked it. for us it is privately financed there will be no taxpayer investment in the ballpark. >> are you looking at the other sites that you turned down? do you have a people -- couple people in the organization holding on?>> no, we are focused on peralta and we are focused on building an urban youth academy. >> are you at liberty to say what it is about this site that you like. what didn't this site at the terminal not have? >> we liked the transportation in pearl to you have a bart station with easy access to the 880 . you have the bart line coming from international it is a transportation nexus and that helps in terms of getting people in and out. >> let me ask you of the concerns many neighbors have. you know about the concern

on where the team wants to build a new ballpark... who they are and what they are saying next...at 9:30...the a's are one baby step closer to getting their wish and building a new ballpark. today, oakland business leaders voiced their support for building the new ballpark at the current site of the peralta community college district.(vicki) the new location would be a few blocks away from oakland's chinatown... and a short distance from downtown.(grant) that is where kron4's haaziq madyun caught up with one community leader who's all in. long time oakland chinatown community leader carl chan talks about the positive impact of a the oakland a's building a new ballpark walking distance from chinatown chan says a new ballpark could

the a's hope to play in this new ballpark by the year 2023. a lot would need to take place, though, before that could happen. first on the agenda, the team and school district need to negotiate the sale or lease of the land. just a short time ago, ktvu's ktvu's alex savidge spoke to the district president. you'll hear that coming up. >>> you may have heard some thunder, and hail. our viewers took to twitter to show us this storm. >> this is just about 6:00 this morning. a bolt hit the chimney and blewoff the chimney cap and also the family entertainment system. the family was not injured but they did say it was a frightening experience. their neighbors say they heard lot thunderclap. >> i was just chaired scared and i wanted to get my daughter safe. she was upstairs ain't blue things off the wall. the explosion was so powerful. >> some neighbors say that smoke tee techors went off. pg&e came out and checked the wiring in the house and everything is okay. >> it was so loud i could not sleep this morning p and i was like, was that an earthquake?

i remember being at the ballpark. it was like magic every day. you have miguel tejada or scott coming through in a clutch. and without that streak, you don't have a money ball movie with brad pitt playing billy bean. the bitter sweet part of it, the a's lost early in the playoffs. so instead of the euphoric wave, they got bounced fast. and the angels wound up winning the world series that year, beating the giants in seven games. >>> next up, disappointed chargers fans have reasons to root against their old team. >> a heart warming moment at the giants game. >>> and let's get a look at our south beach camera. the clouds have arrived, wiping away the heat and next to go is the humidity. de at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of

that, danger at the ballpark. a toddler, little girl struck in the face by fall ball that was coming at her at 105 miles per hour. are you safe? that, weather, and two major headlines coming up tonight. i'm bill spadea you. this is chasing news. >> devastation puerto rico is millions are without power in the aftermath of hurricane maria. it hit the island directly. that power outage could last for months. steve harrigan is on the ground in puerto rico. what you got? >> one of the biggest challenges is restoring electric power. what were seeing here is what were seen everywhere. a do-it-yourself effort. these people are not trying to restore electric power, they're trying to get this down power line out of the road so cars can get in and out. what they're doing is taking debris from hurricane irma and using it to try to salvage something from hurricane maria. it's using one strum to fix another. power is out over the island. when you go inside houses you see damaged roofs, dirty flood water, no electricity. when yo

now the question is, what can you expect once you arrive at the ballpark? jonathan stall and adam are here to show us. i mean, show us. this morning, we have quite the spread. so jonathan is going to take us through this table while adam preps this half smoked burger brisket. we have one assembled. you'll put another one together while we get through this amazing food. jonathan, so happy you're here. let's start here. i see a cocktail. it's 5:00 somewhere. >> throw a curve ball for you. >> these have to do >> fall-themed. we stepped it up on the field and in the kitchens as well. we worked with our partner to develop a great menu available all over the ballpark in our concessions and cluckbs. we brought it here today. >> you can have this in october at the park. >> anywhere liquor is sold, it will be available. >> you can start off with that. >> this is an apple cider. >> cinnamon apple curve ball. it's made with vodka, fresh apple cider. apple slice. >> that's not overpowering or anything. i could do this. >> well-balanced cocktail. >> i'm going to hang on

the a's have announced where they want to build their new ballpark...now, hear what some prominent members of the community are saying about the location.(steve) and... a man wearing a strange disguise robs from a donut shop... we'll show you where it happened. (steve) new tonight at ten... police are looking for this masked man...who was armed with a handgun when he robbed a donut shop in belmont. it happened at about 4:40 in the morning at chuck's donuts on ralston avenue. he went into the store wearing a "star wars" mask and demanded money from the employee. the robber ran away after receiving the money. the cashier was not harmed in the robbery. (pam) in the north bay... police are looking for a man who wore a wig ... during a bank robbery in sonoma. it happened at the umpqua bank near the corner of first and napa streets at around 10:00- this morning. here is a picture of the suspect police are now looking for. he gave the teller a note demanding money.... and then ran away through a nearby business. (pam) a nursing home in florida .... is facing i

the newest ballpark is in miami... it came in at 515- million.'s new ballpark, which opened in 2010, cost 545-million. the most expensive... yankee stadium. it cost a total of 1-point-6 billion dollars. (pam) stick to bottled water .... until the tap water is deemed safe. that is the message from the city of alameda.... to residents of alameda point. this, after tests conducted by the the east bay municipal utlity district tuesday.... found that the tap water in the alameda point neighborhood... has somehow been contaminted with irrigation water. today, the city of alameda and east bay mud say, the water quality is improving... but still not safe enough to use. liam garland/public works- "avoiding drinking the water from the faucet, avoiding it for using washing hands. uh, but also using our toilets, uh, and comfortable with that." (pam) initially, the water advisory was supposed to last for 48-hours... but the city says, it will likely remain in effect through the end of the week... or, at least, until the water quality gets back to where it sho

we're live at the ballpark, next. exec "martin shkreli." shkreli said he )d give $5k to whoever could get him a lock of happening now, a judge revoked bail for martin shkreli. he said he would give 5,000 bucks to anyone who could give him a lock of hillary clinton's hair. a new report accuses big oil companies like exxon and chevron of having a direct role in climate change. we're back in a moment. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. it all during a city council meeting. >>> a decision by berkeley city leaders prompt add woman to bear it all during a city council meeting. this is the photo after the council tabled a vote to allow women to show their breasts this public. after some neighbors spo

the oakland a's zero in on a site for their new ballpark. and the mayor says she's committed to keeping them in the city. good afternoon, i'm kenny choi. i'm mi >>> now at noon, the oakland a's zero in on/site on a site for their new ballpark. the mayor is committed to keeping them here at the city. the days at the coliseum are numbered but kpix 5's jackie ward explains how the a's are staying true to their slogan, rooted in oakland. >> reporter: while the a's have chosen a site for their new home, this is not a done deal. first they have to get the peralta community college district to move its headquarters. >> the a's will stay and pay for their own facility in oakland. >> reporter: although this plan isn't shaking out exactly how she wanted, the oakland mayor, libby schaaf, is excited about the commitment the team has made to the city and acknowledged that this is just the beginning of what might turn out to be a lengthy ordeal. >> the a's are clear that this is the beginning of a process. they absolutely have to convince peralta that thi

the 35,000 seat ballpark covers 13 acres and is expected to cost half a billion bucks.s for the players the a's in detro detroit. here's matt olson crushes a two run homer his fourth straight game with a home run. but scary moments look, tiger's pitcher takes a line drive right off the back of his head. the good news here, he was alert and responsive. by the way, the a's win the game 8-3. >>> the bank account of the owners continue to increase, the 49ers remain 5th on the list with a value of over $3 billion, raiders jumped to number 19 with a value of nearly 2.4 billion. the cowboys the most valuable franchise worth nearly $5 billion. big week on football. the louisiana rams and san francisco 49ers thursday night. and the raiders go to washington, and they're both right here. >> they're both here? >> in case you didn't know. >>> up next an amazing dance party. oh, you brought butch. yeah! (butch growls at man) he's looking at me right now, isn't he? yup. (butch barks at man) butch is like an old soul that just hates my guts. (laughs) (vo) you can never have too many fa

the team wants to build a new ballpark tp tonight oakland city leaders gathered to express excitement about the project. the chamber the commerce says it looks forward to working with the a's and it's excited about the future. >> this is an honest and refreshing commitment by a supports franchise to support our community and we applaud their efforts. >> the new ballpark covers 13 acres and seats 35,000 people and costs about $500 million to pay for the here a it's a the parcel here between 8th street 8 80 over this and this street is fifth avenue. the builds are part of the community college district. lady college and lake merit left of this area that you can't see off screen. >> thanks janelle mp how about this ride b.a.r.t. for free. 80s new promgs to increase weekend requiredship. over the past couple of years there's been a concludes ever passengers on saturdays and sundays which cost b.a.r.t. about $15 million. b.a.r.t. so far handed out 25,000 tickets where you can ride b.a.r.t. for freon the weekend. >> nice. >> grab one of those. >> for sure. >> a new viewpoint of the south ba

if that happens, they could be playing at the new ballpark in 2023.o still a long way to go. >> yeah. >> six years. >> way to go. >> it will be fun to see a new ballpark. >> it will be nice for them. >> okay. let's talk about our forecast right now. we do have some lightning strikes occurring out there keeping a close watch on our hi- def doppler, expecting to see some lightning for the next few hours but let's take you to the palace of fine arts. look how beautiful that is. yup. the marina district looking nice out there today. we are not seeing that marine layer at all creeping in and covering these beautiful landmarks in san francisco. we are seeing lightning on our screen. but we are going to see chances increase throughout the morning. look at this in monterey. just saw about eight strikes coming down along highway 1 there. then it's looking like it's all moving northerly. rain coming down along discovery bay, it's moving towards antioch and concord, rio vista as well to the north now just north of st. helena there's some showers coming down ther

yesterday oakland business leaders voiced their support for building the new ballpark at the current of the peralta community college district.(tiffany) the new location would be a few blocks away from oakland's chinatown.. and a short distance from downtown.(james) that is where kron4's haaziq madyun caught up with one of the community leaders who approves of the new stadium proposal. long time oakland chinatown community leader carl chan talks about the positive impact of a the oakland a's building a new ballpark walking distance from chinatown chan says a new ballpark could also help get the graffiti problem here under control 30-t

a privately financed, $500 million boutique ballpark. take a look at the map. it's right off 880 and walking distance to the lake merit bart station. tomorrow the a's are expected to announce their intent to build. they want to move it by 2023. >>> a tribute this evening to the victims of hurricane irma. the empire state building in new york dark tonight as the death toll climbs. it now stands at 54 people across the caribbean and the u.s. now, florida is barely getting up and running tonight after being battered by irma. no power, no gas, no food, no water for millions of people still. now, the damage to homes and property in the billions, and the pain and loss and suffering, immeasurable and really incomprehensible to most of us. vienna arana is on the ground as business leaders and neighbors struggle to clean up. >> reporter: the efforts to restore power and water continue. here in miami beach, they know they got lucky. but if you notice right behind me, this intersection is still off, and right across the way we're seeing one building with lights on. but ju

>> having the ballpark and even knowing we have the revenue streams of the ballpark in six years or five years, whenever it is that will help us retain that talent and keep the team together. >> reporter: that's music to the easter of a's fans, who have watched their favorite players routinely be traded away. assuming they are still on the team, the current crop of young a's will be free agents just about the time the new stadium is built. so does that mean a fan can actually go out and buy a matt chapman jersey and expect he will be around for a while? >> that's the plan, to have the revenue base like the giants or some of these other teams to have those players with us for the long hall. this ballpark is essential for our success. it's important to understand that the fans are really first. and the fans in many ways own the team and you steward the team through different eras. we have a ton of history. we have 116 years of history going back to philadelphia. it's my job and our group's job to make sure we take it to the next level and if we can get a great ballpark built here in oaklan

this comes as oakland business leaders are voicing their support for building the new ballpark at the site of the peralta community college district. the new location would be a few blocks away from oakland's chinatown and a short distance from downtown. chinatown community leader carl chan says the ballpark would have a positive impact on that community. (mark) opponents of the project say they are concerned about traffic congestion and higher rent for people who live in that neighborhod. the peralta community college district board of trustees must approve the new stadium. they will discuss the proposal next month. ( mark ) a texas man is under arrest ... accused of killing an 83-year-old woman at an assisted living facility in san lorenzo. investigators with the alameda county sheriff's office tell kron 4 that they used surveillan

stadium the green lightthan a ballpark a's have shown that by committing to address the city's housing shortage by providing a robust housing plan that will include much needed affordable housing">jennifer tran of the vietnamese chamber of commerce says it is important for the oakland a's to show their commitment to diversity in their business planit is important to note the oakland a's are not seeking any public funding for the new ballpark there is no doubt the oakland a's have scored big with this crowd. now the athle

their new 30,000 seat ballpark. close to downtown. >> you are going to have the opportunity to have a walkable downtown ballpark. >> and while the mayor praised the eithers. >> the as are going to stay and pay for their own facility. >> she wasn't exactly cheering the site that they picked. >> i have not said this is the best place for the as but i respect they are privately financing their ballpark and so this is the site that they feel is the most financeable. >> the rainy college site is also in the middle of a although income and heavily immigrant community that could be forced out. >> but the as have their work cut out for them. they are going to have to convince many communities that this project is going to be good for them. >> council man who represents the area said there were a lot of unanswered questions. >> there's traffic, congestion issues, environmental concerns, protecting the lake area. what's going to happen with parking. you know, those are all issues. housing affordability questions. >> most of t

scott: this is a beautiful night at the ballpark.regular season winding down for the washington nationals. the playoffs around the corner. this is the first time he is back at nats park since a knee injury. for washington, only three games are left in the regular season. then the real fun begins. that is october baseball. the post season just around the corner. this might be the deepest nats team in a number of years. waiting in the wings, the defending world champ. chicago cubs. >> go through a whole baseball season, there are not bad teams in the playoffs. you have to beat someone with talent. they put a great run up there. looking to do it this year. >> match up our guys against anybody. you have to play good baseball. every major area they are covered. the line-up is loaded. don't forget about that quality bullpen. radio voice for the nats believes it might be the key to success in the playoffs. >> they will go in the postseason with the best bullpen they have had. they have lost seven consecutive one-run games in postseason play

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. >> it'll work nicely for terry at the ballpark. right now on the peninsula some serious issues here. this is in san mateo. people are told to shelter in place or stay off the roads. the police department and p g & e are working to clear the lines as we speak. >> we have great pictures. this one sent to us from south san francisco. we have it over the the stadium. and the chp sent us this lightning in the sky with the pink hue. we want to see your photos and videos as well. send them to ic@nbc bay area.com. >>> the s.w.a.t. team have surrounded the kfc. employees heard a bang inside the bathroom and called the police. s.w.a.t. teams have responded. at this point we cannot confirm if a shooter is there and inside that restaurant. we'll give you any updates when we get them inside the news room. >> from hurricane to tropical depression, irma has not lost her bluster. today she pounded south carolina some spots saw 5 inches of rainfall in five hours. there are now three u.s. death confirms and that number could rise. florida is dealing

you don't come to the ballpark and who is getting fired? who is not going to return? you come to the ballpark and get ready to prepare for the night and the game and when you hear it it's a little surprising. >> all right talks of eagles and san diego chargers had one of the greatest fight sojz ever. san diego super chargers♪ san diego chargers♪ >> now, thanks, roger, all that is forgotten due to chargers moving to the city of angels los angeles. the eagles will fly to la as they get ready to take on winless charmers sunday and up to challenge eagles will be out high price defensive tackle flexor cox and cory graham ruled out as well. doug pederson plague in a new venue. >> they said it's different. it's different. it's obviously smaller crowd, smaller venue. it's not the actual norm for a typical game day. >> they enjoyed the atmosphere. it's exciting. >> the biggest thing they mentioned was crowd side size and noise was not the same as playing in 60 or 70,000 seat stadium. >> over to hardwood. when you talk about 76ers the first question is how many games will joel

and for the phillies tonight rick was mentioned this as you head off to the ballpark down the region, going to a dinner or movie, you will probably want to bring a jacket and extra gear and sitting in the stands at the ballpark, one of those nights i like to have a blanket. not super windy but getting a bit on the cooler side and 56 is the overnight low, and clouds building in and winds are light and out of the west. and a frontal boundary dropping past us and breezy and cooler up to 69 in philadelphia and a lot of suburbs in the mid-60s ain mix of sun and clouds and a chance of an isolated shower, that is not the rule but the exception. i couple of you getting a sprinkle here and there. and dover race weekend, 71 degrees for nascar and not bad under the sun and saturday is the day if you get hindered by the shower that is the day it would happen. but a real small chance and most of it that would start to fall should be light and brief. and sunday back to the sun bright and beautiful. not a bad weekend for racing. the weekend forecast not a bad day in philadelphia. especially those of

. >> new calls do make ballpark more safer after a toddler is hit with a foul ball. the incident shook fans and players during last night's yankees game, cbs news correspondent dana jacobson with more on the story. >> look out. the baseball came off the bat at 105 miles per hour. shooting into the stands, and into the face of a toddler. >> everybody in the fields is looking into the stands, and almost not able to look. >> as medical staff attended to the girl, the game became an afterthought. the severity of the situation was written on the faces of fans, and players. some in tears, some in prayer. >> here at yankee stadium, they don't have the extended netting here. >> the young girl was eventually carried out and taken to nearby hospital. frazier was emotional at his locker after the game. >> i thought every my kids, i have two kids under three years old, so i hope she's all right. >> i don't care, the view after fan, or what. it is all about safety. >> i still have a not in my stomach. >> it does not mandate protected netting beyond the area behind hoe plate. they

the a's hope to play in this new ballpark by 2023. but the a's must still cut a deal with the peralta community district that owns that site and has its headquarters there. libby shaaf is supposed to make a statement tomorrow. we'll be working to bring you details on air and online. >>> now to developing news in alameda where people in one neighborhood are being told not to drink the tap water. city officials issued a water quality alert for people who live in alameda point. that's the neighborhood at the western end of the island where alameda naval air station was once located. paul chambers has been following the developments there and is live now with an update, paul. >> reporter: frank now according to east bay mud the reason why that only affects alameda point is because the naval infrastructure -- officials have been handing out bottled water. this after it was determined the water in the system was undrinkable. >> we decided to essentially have everyone seize using the water for drinking, consumption and for you know use for s

you can um, to the ballpark getting ready to prepare for the night. and when you hear it, it's little surprising. >> baseball's a business and fortunately, when the team doesn't do well, it's tough business. i wish we could had a better record and play a little better for him. >> return to the eagles now who take on the chargers this sunday at 4:00. still basking in the glory of their last victory over the giants, a win that came at a cost bus fletcher cox is out. the he suffered a calf injury and may have to miss more than one week. that is your look at sports. stay with us. >>> a live look in center city from our campus camera. friday night. >> it's such a great night. i think we need to go out and eat. >> i know. >> you think? not too cold to sit outside? just a light jacket. make sure you step outside. 66 tomorrow. very refreshing. we could see an isolated shower tonight or tomorrow. isolated means we're not all going to get it and it will be very short lived. 70 on sunday, back to 80's by the end of the week. >> thank you for watching. have a gre

to the ballpark, you )re bound o see something new. >>> they say that every time you go to the ballpark you are bound to see something new. >> that's true. and tonight we saw something new. the giants and rockies. here's the play of the night. hunter pence with a two-run homer. but watch carefully. that's johnny cuedo. everyone is smiling. might be some sort of record. drama in the bottom of the ninth. pence the hero again. a bases loaded sacrifice fly. not the most exciting game winner but it's a game winner. they still rush the field at a slow jog. the giants beat the rockies, 4-3. >>> one of the most talked about players right now is matt olson. he has hit a home run in five straight game and the first rookie to hit 15 home runs in a 21-game span. >> impressive. >> jed lowrie hits a grand slam. the a's come back to beat the tigers, 9-8. >>> a big week for football. the 49ers hosting the l.a. rams on thursday. and the raiders heading to washington for sunday night football. >> two big games. >> we're back what is happening in mexico city. before we go tonight, we want to give you a fi

. >>> traffic is one of many issues concerning opponents of an as ballpark near laney college. a communication that opposes the site plans a rally in a few hours but yesterday some community groups said they would be happy to have the new team as the new neighbor. it's close to downtown with freeway access and a bart station nearby. >> the vibrant walkable urban environment created by the peralta site is reflective of new historic ballpark. >> community concerns will continue to be addressed. >>> pier 48 is seeing mingling among various tech groups part of a three-day event called techcrunch disrupt sf. nearly 500 startups have shown up looking for investors. pricewaterhouse cooper brought an actor who plays jared in the hbo comedy silicon valley. in one episode the show pokes fun at just this event. >> yeah. it's remarkable how similar it is. the sensory experience of is very similar from when we shot tech-crunch. it's uncanny. >> some of the key topics sparking from the conversation are artificial intelligence, cryptocurrency, virtual reality and drones. as for a few of the r

that the a's have picked a new location to build a new ballpark. the team wants to build a privately financed 35-thousand seat ballpark in downtown on the site right next to laney college. so not the coliseum or jack london square sites. the team sent a letter to the city today outlining its plan. it wants to collaborate with the city for mixed-use development at the site as well as improving utility, transportation and other infrastructure projects in the area. the deal requires the oakland - alameda county coliseum authority's approval. (steve) also tonight -- we are tracking the chance of another round of thunderstorms in the bay area. yesterday - there were more than one thousand lightning strikes... (pam) it was a spectacular sight - but the storm also left behind some serious damage. a lightning bolt sent a tree crashing into a home near half moon bay.. a chimney in millbrae was destroyed... and lightning sparked a fire in woodside. the question now -- will the lightning be back tonight? (steve) chief metoeorlogist brittney shipp is tracking

. >>> they have settled on the site for a new ballpark. phil matier reports it's a 13- acre site just south of laney college. now according to phil, the a's have given up on building at the coliseum's site and on the waterfront. but before they could build a new stadium, the team has to make a deal for the land and come up with a half billiondollars in private funding. if all that happens, they could be playing at that new ballpark in 2023. >>> politicians past and present paid tribute tonight to a champion of gay and lesbian rights. edith windsor died in new york. she helped pave the way for same-sex marriage. veronica? >> reporter: liz, edith windsor initially went to court to get a tax credit. windsor filed a lawsuit in 2009 after the death of her long- time partner. they spent more than 40 years together and legally married in canada back in 2007. after her death, windsor inherited her estate, but didn't qualify for a marital exemption, so the irs slapped her with a $363,000 federal estate tax. windsor sued and her case ended up in the