texans for this narrative ballpark-— texans for this narrative ballpark. the death of 19 students and two - ballpark. the death of 19 i students and two teachers, ballpark. the death of 19 - students and two teachers, now harder to bear following the police decision not to confront the active shooter quickly. mark lobel, bbc news. let me bring you up—to—date on events surrounding ukraine. the country has confirmed that russian forces have captured a key frontline village in the eastern region of luhansk. the loss of toshkivka gives russia a further foothold in the battle for the nearby cities of severodonetsk and lysycha nsk. the region's governor says that continuous artillery fire has caused catastrophic destruction to both cities. russia has warned lithuania of "serious" consequences after it banned the transport of some goods to the russian territory of kaliningrad. the region, where an estimated one million people live, is sandwiched between lithuania and poland. it relies heavily on imports of raw materials and spare parts from russia and the europea

oakland mayor libby schaff says that the new ballpark is a no-brainer.et's stop using it as a parking lot. let's get 18 acres of beautiful public parks on that waterfront. of course, the ballpark, great jobs and a desperately needed supply of affordable housing. thursday's vote is just one of many hurdles to calm. the a's will also need approval from the state's land commission. department of toxic substances in control. not to mention 1 billion dollars in oakland, taxpayer money. the team argues the project will spark an uf economic development to create those taxes in the first place. and mayor schaff agrees it will be a money maker for oakland, not a money taker. however, not everyone is on board but a time when oakland is struggling to find solutions to urgent issues. >> including homelessness, affordable housing crime and keeping our schools open. i support open voters right to vote on how the city should spend a massive investment of public funds, especially if it benefits a private develop. >> councilmember noel gallo, whose district includes a ca

some community leaders want voters to decide on the a's new ballpark. they held a rally today outside city hall. >> i want to make sure the public gets involved because the investments we make will be tremendous. dan: putting the issue on the ballot is a stall tactic. it is tomorrow's commission coat -- foot she is focused on. >> tomorrow as i do or die vote for howard terminal as we envision it. that is as a publicly accessible site with public parks, affordable housing, great jobs and a privately financed ballpark for the oakland a's. this commission is looking at whether or not our bay area can accommodate the growth, and its professional staff has said yes. howard terminal is not necessary for the bay area to meet its cargo needs and they are recommending that the commission votes to remove howard terminal so we can move forward with this amazing project. dan: we sent this alert on our abc 7 bay area mobile app today as we live-streamed today's rally. if you want updates as they happen on tomorrow's vote, download the app now. ama: new video of a si

some community leaders want voters to decide on the a's new ballpark. they held a rally today outside city hall. >> i want to make sure the public gets involved because the investments we make will be tremendous. dan: putting the issue on the ballot is a stall tactic. it is tomorrow's commission coat -- foot she is focused on. >> tomorrow as i do or die vote for howard terminal as we envision it. that is as a publicly accessible site with public parks, affordable housing, great jobs and a privately financed ballpark for the oakland a's. this commission is looking at whether or not our bay area can accommodate the growth, and its professional staff has said yes. howard terminal is not necessary for the bay area to meet its cargo needs and they are recommending that the commission votes to remove howard terminal so we can move forward with this amazing project. dan: we sent this alert on our abc 7 bay area mobile app today as we live-streamed today's rally. if you want updates as they happen on tomorrow's vote, download the app now. ama: new video of a si

the vote that will determine if the plan for a new ballpark moves forward.asi: july 4 is a few days away. the spot san francisco police say you do not need to go to to see the fireworks show. reggie: a live look outside at 6:30 as the holiday weekend forecast is shaping up. is it going to be a good one for fireworks? if you have lived here for any period of time, you know the answer. good morning on this thursday. kumasi: keep hope alive. [laughter] drew: it is july. you're going to have fog. we certainly have a lot of fog out there, it is impacting temperatures. a widespread 50's, the marine layer is even over parts of the north bay, so take the extra layer. you will need it for much of the morning hours. there is the june gloom on the final day of the month. here's how the day shapes up. we have partly sunny skies first thing, fog clearing as we had to the afternoon. it turns breezy, today is cooler than yesterday. most of us in the 60's and 70's, even cooler weather for the upcoming holiday weekend. reggie: today is a huge day for the future of the oaklan

they have ballpark's right next to the airports. but as stated in the formal presentation even today's affirmative, b c d. c vote. is not going to guarantee a ballpark, removing the park priority use area designation is a prerequisite for the commission to consider a future permit application for construction of that ballpark project, los vegas will surely step up its bid to steal the a's away support and the oakland athletics have not entered into a binding agreement by 2025. then the poor priority use designation will automatically be reinstated on the howard terminal property. now this still has to go to the city level, the team level the finance level and ultimately back to the b. c d for final approval, so stay tuned. reporting live. tom baker, ktvu fox too long road ahead. alright tom. thank you. the asia phase two lawsuits over the plans for their howard terminal site. both of those lawsuits challenge certification of the ballparks. environmental impact report. the union pacific railroad company and a coalition of marine port

oakland mayor libby schaff says that the new ballpark is a no-brainer.top using it as a parking lot. let's get 18 acres of beautiful public parks on that waterfront. of course, the ballpark, great jobs and a desperately needed supply of affordable housing. thursday's vote is just one of many hurdles to calm. the a's will also need approval from the state's land commission. department of toxic substances in control. >> not to mention 1 billion dollars in oakland, taxpayer money. the team argues the project will spark an uf economic development to create those taxes in the first place. and mayor schaff agrees it will be a money maker for oakland, not a money taker. however, not everyone is on board but a time when oakland is struggling to find solutions to urgent issues. >> including homelessness, affordable housing crime and keeping our schools open. i support open voters right to vote on how the city should spend a massive investment. well, public funds, especially if it benefits a private develop. >> councilmember noel gallo, whose district includes a c

do the a's keep the ballpark after all of this time and back and forth and consternation?yes , no, why? backs tomorrow -- >> they will hopefully get the look at -- everybody agrees that. the big question, dan, and the yes or no is going to come down to the cost of that and how much public money weather for infrastructure around the area or for the neighborhood is involved. and where that money is going to come from. even now, at this late date, no one has an answer for that. i can't predict yes or no until i have a price on that. >> let's shift gears and jump across the bay to a new topic, voters have recalled san francisco d.a. in this month's election. he is telling the chronicle that he is not ruling out running for da again, trying to get back in office after getting kicked off. does he have a realistic chance of winning? >> in san francisco, in regards to politics, it ain't ever over. p is the option of running this november, and -- he has the option of running this november and next november as well. his basis for saying that he should or could run again, is based on

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the vote that will determine if the plan for a new ballpark will move forward. few days away. the spot san francisco police do not want you to go to if you -- go to to see the fireworks. reggie: a live look outside as a holiday weekend is shaping up, the forecast. will it be a good one for fireworks? drew is here with details. good morning to you. kumasi: let's start with drew because people are already planning. drew: they are. the video is exactly what it will look like monday evening. we have the fog rolling in from the coast along the bay shoreline so fireworks will contend with visibility issues on this fourth upcoming. a lot of fog out there, live doppler 7 showing you this great con tour that shows you where the fog is this morning. encompassing much of the bay area. our marine layer is expensive on this last day of june. numbers right now, it is cool across the board. mid 50's from the city to the east bay, the south bay, even inland east bay. the temperatures out there. here's the rooftop camera, great to start this thursday. we will have the fog slowly

another big deal in oakland is the ballpark. and with stay or go is going to be big a critical vote this afternoon to determine whether the howard terminal site is appropriate for the stadium's new waterfront ballpark. so we'll have to wait and see deal. is that all city leaders are in agreement most of them want it. some do not conference. theresa has more. >> on thursday, the san francisco bay conservation development commission or b cdc will vote on whether to approve the waterfront project by removing the poor designation from howard terminal. do we have sufficient cargo capacity to grow our ports in the bay area? without that howard terminal land? all signs point to a yes vote on thursday with commission staff previously recommending to remove the designation. oakland mayor libby schaff says that the new ballpark is a no-brainer. let's stop using it as a parking lot. let's get 18 acres of beautiful public parks on that waterfront. of course, the ballpark, great jobs and a desperately needed supply of affordable housing. thu

this is the ballparks. partly inanced a billion. in the living believe living a half billion dollars in housing at a time when the housing crisis. how can we say no that we have to do that now? this commission should not be voting on this proposition. chair the actually is a land developer, a >> we are listening in to this meeting right now in our newsroom and we'll bring you any developments. should they happen within the hour. and of course, you can stay tuned to any continuing developments on this on kron. 4 news at 5 as well. >> the idea? that the u.s. supreme court moved to take away one of the most significant and historically powerful tools to address the ravages of climate change is incomprehensible. >> now governor newsom is blasting the supreme court's ruling which limits the environmental protection agency's power to fight climate change. our washington, d.c., correspondent basil john reports on this decision. >> good evening. in a 63 conservative decision, the court complicated the biden administration's plans to combat

the new development over a waterfront ballpark. >>> from the boston to the bay area, fans celebrating the ga golden state warriors after defeating the celtics in game six. they are champions once again. good evening. i'm ryan yamamoto. >> and i'm sara donchey. chances are you had a very good friday night. a win for the warriors feels like a win for everybody in the bay area. kpix 5's reed cowan is here. a lot of people very, very happy. >> very happy. i love how sports has connected all of news the past 24 hours. yes, another nba trophy for dub nation. that's amazing. you know what else is great? how a win for the warriors connects all of us as a community. i'm going to light up a lyric from my girl lizzo, "baby, how you feeling?" warriors win. >> i can't handle all these emotions. it's probably illegal. >> reporter: has all of us up in our feelings. >> they're on top of the nba world. >> we did it, man! >> reporter: you notice what happens in sports when your team gets a win? you start hearing a really important word, we, we the fans. >> we showed up, showed out. we do what we had to

. >> and another obstacle for a new ballpark is officials discussed a key factor that will determined if the a's get a new place to play in oakland. (music throughout) >> oakland officials took public comment today on the future of the proposed oakland a's ballpark. they're trying to evaluate whether they should remove the port designation from howard terminal to move ballpark. construction forward. the development project has been met with some resistance from groups who say the project could add to supply chain woes. the next official meeting for comment will be on june. 30th. >> 5 time pro bowl running back. frank gore has signed a one-day contract with the forty-niners and will retire from the nfl. isn't either. gore spent 10 of his 16 seasons in the league with the niners after being drafted by the team in 2005 out of miami. he was drafted in the 3rd round. so not a superstar. coming out of college had a knee injury in college. gore, though, became one of the most productive running backs ever to play in the nfl. his 16,000 rushing yards ranks only behind hall of famers emmitt sm

oakland mayor libby schaff says that the new ballpark is a no-brainer.'s stop using it as a parking lot. let's get 18 acres of beautiful public parks on that waterfront. of course, the ballpark, great jobs and a desperately needed supply of affordable housing. thursday's vote is just one of many hurdles to calm. the a's will also need approval from the state's land commission. department of toxic substances in control. not to mention 1 billion dollars in oakland, taxpayer money. the team argues the project will spark an uf economic development to create those taxes in the first place. and mayor schaff agrees it will be a money maker for oakland, not a money taker. however, not everyone is on board but a time when oakland is struggling to find solutions to urgent issues. >> including homelessness, affordable housing crime and keeping our schools open. i support open voters right to vote and how the city should spend a massive investment. well, public funds, especially if it benefits a private develop. >> councilmember noel gallo, whose district includes a

oakland mayor libby schaff says that the new ballpark is a no-brainer. let's stop using it as a parking lot. let's get 18 acres of beautiful public parks on that waterfront. of course, the ballpark, great jobs and a desperately needed supply of affordable housing. thursday's vote is just one of many hurdles to calm. the a's will also need approval from the state's land commission. department of toxic substances in control. not to mention 1 billion dollars in oakland, taxpayer money. the team argues the project will spark an uf economic development to create those taxes in the first place. and mayor schaff agrees it will be a money maker for oakland, not a money taker. however, not everyone is on board but a time when oakland is struggling to find solutions to urgent issues. >> including homelessness, affordable housing crime and keeping our schools open. i support open voters right to vote and how the city should spend a massive investment of public funds, especially if it benefits a private develop. >> councilmember noel gallo, whose district includes a

c is biased in favor of the ballpark. one of the commissioners voting today is an attorney who used to work for the fisher family, which owns the a's and is behind the stadium development. one community group says it plans to file a complaint with the state's fair elections commission over what they believe is a conflict of interest. and that meeting is still going on about 20 minutes ago. they just started the public comment part of that meeting, first to speak in that public comment was oakland mayor libby schaaf. she urged the commission to vote to give oakland its chance. the mayor, the first of hundreds of people who have signed up to speak so this meeting is expected to last for most of the day. frank and andre back to you, thank you, ali. air passengers continue to face delays and cancelations. all across the country due to staffing shortages. this all comes as travel picks up for the fourth of july holiday, triple a, predicts 47.99 rather will travel over the weekend with 3.5 million of those expected to hit the s

. >> this is not just about a ballpark, right? this is about housing. the ballpark's privately financed in the billion, but the 11.5 billion in housing at a time we're in a housing crisis, how can we say no? >> it's more chaos. a staging area for trucks now. these people apparently don't care if the community is going to be affected by this. it's a back up already. gridlock already in the port of oakland. why add to it? >> according to the alameda labor council, the project would create 6,000 union jobs and 15,000 permanent jobs. zbl >>> we need to talk about our forecast because we have the fourth of july holiday and carl just doesn't want to leave. >> no, he's sticking arnound at least for today. we're expecting it to push back faster along the coastline. that will stick around as we head into our daytime highs where we're still in the low 60s for san francisco. but it's a completely different lock, actually, off near east inland hills. more clear and dry, however, we're still below average even in concord area. so why is that happening? well, low pre

they have ballpark's right next to the airports.lement of labor council and its 28 affiliated unions support the howard terminal ballpark. they said it would bring a lot of jobs and union jobs to the area over the next decade that b c d. c has 27 members again. they are expected to approve this and move the a's ballpark project forward. one of the groups, however, opposed to the project says that the commission voting today does have a conflict of interest. the group points out that one of the commissioners on the b c d c is a former attorney of the fisher family, the family that owns the a's and is behind the stadium project, so this group says they plan to file a complaint with the state's fair elections agency. but this meeting underway right now. it started at nine o'clock. it is expected to last a good portion of the day. it's happening in person. some of the commissioners in person here at their headquarters in san francisco, but there's also a good portion of the commissioners and people tuning into this meeting. virtually so

. >> this is not just about a ballpark. this is about housing. this is -- the ballpark is privately financed but in the 11.5 5 billion at time we're in a housing crisis, how can we say no to that. >> the howard terminal is a staging area for trucks now. these people don't care that the community is going to be affected by this. it's a back up already. gridlock already in the area. why add to it? >> we'll have the result of the vote when they come in. >>> the u.s. supreme court ended today but not without major rulings impacting climate change and immigration. we have the very latest. >> reporter: the court sided with a group of republican led states and coal mining companies in a decision that could have broad imply ications in how the federal government moves forward in fightingically mat change. the supreme court will limit the power to regulate greenhouse gas emissions saying the epa exceeded its authority but trying to limit power plant lugs under the clean air act. the three liberal justices dissented. i spoke with this with usf professor, h

the state is now set for keep vote for ballpark and housing development near howard terminal.ay, the bay area commission known as that bcdc held a public meeting. it is up to the commission on whether or not to approve a staff report and remove the designation at the site which would clear the way for the ballpark. today the oakland mayor encouraged them to do that. >> howard terminal is needed. it will meet this region's most pressing needs. dan: the mayor says those needs include public access to the waterfront. opponents believe it will reduce maritime jobs. they will vote on whether to accept the recommendation. we will follow it closely for you. let's go back out live to the chase center. it looked great for the first three quarters and then things turned. our sportster great -- sports director larry beil is live. larry: a stunning collapse in the fourth quarter as the celtics shoot the lights out at chase center. they are up in the nba i joined the district attorney's office to pursue justice for everyone. but like so many of my colleagues, i resigned in protest because

oakland mayor libby schaff says that the new ballpark is a no-brainer. let's stop using it as a parking lot. >> let's get 18 acres of beautiful public parks on that waterfront. of course, the ballpark, great jobs and a desperately needed supply of affordable housing. thursday's vote is just one of many hurdles to calm. the a's will also need approval from the state's land commission. department of toxic substances in control. not to mention 1 billion dollars in oakland, taxpayer money. the team argues the project will spark an uf economic development to create those taxes in the first place. and mayor schaff agrees it will be a money maker for oakland, not a money taker. however, not everyone is on board but a time when oakland is struggling to find solutions to urgent issues. >> including homelessness, affordable housing crime and keeping our schools open. i support open voters right to vote on how the city should spend a massive investment. well, public funds, especially if it benefits a private develop. >> councilmember noel gallo, whose district incl

and for that they need of new ballpark. and there's a critical vote this afternoon that will determine whether howard terminal is a suitable site for the team to build their new waterfront ballpark. and most city leaders do think it's a good idea, but not all of them. kron four's terisa stasio has the story on thursday. the san francisco bay conservation development commission or b cdc will vote on whether to approve the waterfront project. >> by removing the poor designation from howard terminal. do we have sufficient cargo capacity to grow our ports in the bay area? without that howard terminal land? all signs point to a yes vote on thursday with commission staff previously recommending to remove the designation. oakland mayor libby schaff says that the new ballpark is a no-brainer. let's stop using it as a parking lot. let's get 18 acres of beautiful public parks on that waterfront. of course, the ballpark, great jobs and a desperately needed supply of affordable housing. thursday's vote is just one of many hurdles to ca

oakland mayor libby schaff says that the new ballpark is a no-brainer. let's stop using it as a parking lot. let's get 18 acres of beautiful public parks on that waterfront. of course, the ballpark, great jobs and a desperately needed supply of affordable housing. thursday's vote is just one of many hurdles to calm. the a's will also need approval from the state's land commission. department of toxic substances in control. not to mention 1 billion dollars in oakland, taxpayer money. the team argues the project will spark an uf economic development to create those taxes in the first place. and mayor schaff agrees it will be a money maker for oakland, not a money taker. however, not everyone is on board but a time when oakland is struggling to find solutions to urgent issues. >> including homelessness, affordable housing crime and keeping our schools open. i support open voters right to vote and how the city should spend a massive investment. well, public funds, especially if it benefits a private develop. >> councilmember noel gallo, whose district includ

oakland mayor libby schaff says that the new ballpark is a no-brainer. let's stop using it as a parking lot. let's get 18 acres of beautiful public parks on that waterfront. of course, the ballpark, great jobs and a desperately needed supply of affordable housing. thursday's vote is just one of many hurdles to calm. the a's will also need approval from the state's land commission. department of toxic substances in control. not to mention 1 billion dollars in oakland, taxpayer money. the team argues the project will spark an uf economic development to create those taxes in the first place. and mayor schaff agrees it will be a money maker for oakland, not a money taker. however, not everyone is on board but a time when oakland is struggling to find solutions to urgent issues. >> including homelessness, affordable housing crime and keeping our schools open. i support open voters right to vote on how the city should spend a massive investment. well, public funds, especially if it benefits a private develop. >> councilmember noel gallo, whose district include

. >> and another battle in oakland is over the ballpark. and today we're one step closer to finding out the fate of the a's. yeah. and howard terminal big vote this afternoon about whether that terminal location is a suitable site for the team's new waterfront. a ballpark that you see renderings of their most city council leaders think it's a good idea, but not all are on board conference. theresa stasi has the story. >> on thursday, the san francisco bay conservation development commission or b cdc will vote on whether to approve the waterfront project by removing the poor designation from howard terminal. do we have sufficient cargo capacity to grow our ports in the bay area? without that howard terminal land? all signs point to a yes vote on thursday with commission staff previously recommending to remove the designation. oakland mayor libby schaff says that the new ballpark is a no-brainer. let's stop using it as a parking lot. let's get 18 acres of beautiful public parks on that waterfront. of course, the ballpark, great jobs and a des

. >>> an update on the ballpark saga. major league baseball said it won't charge the a's every location bfd moved to las vegas. this would open the door for them to move. as a calmer practice in sports to charge a team every location fee. the raiders had to pay the nfl nearly $400 million to move to las vegas. what about oakland? city leaders are trying to hammer out a deal to keep the team in the east bay. the a's are trying to build that waterfront ballpark near jack london square. >>> gas for less than three dollars? lucky deal some drivers were able to enjoy but it is a drive if you live in the bay area. >>> the california attorney general said hate crimes in the state are the highest on record since after 9/11. close to 1800 recorded last year. according to a report for the state department justice number 33% jump since 2020. officials say hate crimes targeting black people remain the most in california. we will be right back everyone knows eating well and exercise are a big part of losing weight. ww's new program ac

the state is now set for keep vote for ballpark and housing development near howard terminal.ion known as that bcdc held a public meeting. it is up to the commission on whether or not to approve a staff report and remove the designation at the site which would clear the way for the ballpark. today the oakland mayor encouraged them to do that. >> howard terminal is needed. it will meet this region's most pressing needs. dan: the mayor says those needs include public access to the waterfront. opponents believe it will reduce maritime jobs. they will vote on whether to accept the recommendation. we will follow it closely for you. let's go back out live to the chase center. it looked great for the first three quarters and then things turned. our sportster great -- sports director larry beil is live. larry: a stunning collapse in the fourth quarter as the celtics shoot the lights out at chase center. they are up in the nba this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast. like, ready-for- major-gig-speeds fast. like riding-a-cheetah fast. isn't that right, girl? whoa! it can c

recommends that members approved the project and allow the ballpark to move forward.community groups are already here ahead of this meeting to show their support for the howard terminal ballpark for us will be 1000 construction jobs. but for about 10 15 years, but not only us, our brothers and sisters at the alameda labor council will be 3 to 43 to 9000. long term hotel and restaurant jobs will be there forever, and we just can't sense can't say no that also helped fund schools help on infrastructure, the alameda labor council and its 28 affiliated unions support the howard terminal ballpark, but other community and labor groups do not. representatives from the longshore workers union say a stadium with high end housing just won't work right next to a 24 7 ports. you can't put billionaire condominiums on on the edge of working, doc. so we're opposed to the b c. d. c allowing the a's too. to take part designation of howard terminal b. cdc has 27 members again. they are expected to vote and approve this to move the a's ballpark project forward at howard terminal. that m

. >> recommended that the howard terminal be released from port priority use so that a new ballpark cane built there. they'll have their final vote on june 30th if the commission approves than the planning process continues for the a's to move to howard terminal, if it's a no on the project is over. according to mayor libby shaft, she's confident that the commission will give the green light since the project isn't just about baseball, 400 room hotel, a new performing arts center, 3,000 units of housing and the parks. she says 1000 of those units will be dedicated to affordable housing a's. president dave kaval agreed to have 50% of the housing on-site be affordable in exchange for tax money generated a term that the city rejected. they put out a proposal that does not work for us, but we will be giving them an alternative idea very soon. mayor schaff says the ballpark itself at howard terminal will cost around 1 billion dollars to build and will be paid for by the a's. she's heard estimates of around 12 billion dollars for the entire project if approved by the commission. the next peop

the oakland a's plan to hold a new ballpark and they want the decision to be in the hands of voters. several leaders and protesters made at city hall. big decisions are coming up soon and they want the voters to have the right to choose how the city spends billions of dollars. they say that they would rather use it to help the housing crisis and recover from the recent school closures among other problems in the city. >> the money that i received from the federal government and the state needs to be invested back on the streets of east and west oakland to make a difference for our children and families. and that is the bottom line. not for a private billionaire that will continue to make more billions and millions and my children are left with a challenge in oakland. >> oakland city council will meet next week to consider approving a public vote for the new ballpark and if approved it will be featured on the ballot for the november elections. >>> let's take a lie look at the port of oakland where workers say that they are tired of large import containers clogging up their space. so t

mayor schaff says the ballpark itself at howard terminal will cost around 1 billion dollars to buildbe paid for by the a's. she's heard estimates of ar

. >>> an update right now at the a's ballpark saga. major league baseball says, it will not charge the aza relocation fee for their move to las vegas. this would seemingly open the door for the a's to move. this comes with the sports world able to charge a relocation fee for the likes of the raters who had to pay the nfl nearly $4 million to move to vegas. in oakland, city leaders are still trying to hammer out a deal to keep the a's in the east bay. the a's are still trying to have a new ballpark near the square. >>> fourth of july south of the border. today, nearly half a dozen local cities began selling so- called safe fireworks. nowadays, or any fireworks safe? in douglas, safe fireworks are loud, but only can be set up on fourth of july in designated areas like city parks and away from apartment communities. the city plans to have extra officers on hand this year to ensure safety. but before the douglas brushfires in the east bay the past week, cal fire says, fireworks are risky. >> the fuels are definitely getting into their crit

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commission recommended that the howard terminal be released from port priority use so that a new ballpark can be built there. they'll have their final vote on june 30th. if the commission approves than the planning process continues for the a's to move to howard terminal. >> if it's a no, and the project is over, according to mayor libby shaft, she's confident that the commission will give the green light since the project isn't just about baseball, 400 room hotel. >> a new performing arts center, 3,000 units of housing and the parks. she says 1000 of those units will be dedicated to affordable housing a's. president dave kaval agreed to have 50% of the housing on-site be affordable in exchange for tax money generated a term that the city rejected. they put out a proposal that does not work for us, but we will be giving them an alternative idea very soon. mayor schaff says the ballpark itself at howard terminal will cost around 1 billion dollars to build and will be paid for by the a's. she's heard estimates of around 12 billion dollars for the entire project, but it's hard to actually pu

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accessible site with public parks, affordable housing, great jobs, and yes, a privately financed ballpark. reporter: the oakland a's will pay for the stadium but other development projects around it such as roadways will be paid for in part by federal grants. nina joiner is a local business owner. she does not oppose the project but she wants voters to have a voice. >> everyone has to have the same buy-in and i think this is a fair and equitable medium to make sure it is on the november -- on in november. collect school closures are back on the agenda for oakland. they are voting on a resolution put forth by parents and faculty that would reverse some planned campus closures. this resolution is called the community not closures proposal that would keep open at least five campuses that were slated for closure using grant money. 2000 parents and staff signed on to put the resolution before the board. the same board voted twice several months back in favor of a plan to shutter 10 schools district wide over the next two years. tonight's meeting starts at six. >> gavin newsom says california w

there's word of another setback in the plans by the aids to build a new ballpark at howard terminal inakland. the a's had agreed to the city of oakland's demand that the team would pay for affordable housing projects near their proposed waterfront stadium and exchange . the a's wanted tax money generated by the parking the sales and business license taxes to help pay for infrastructure upgrades at the ballpark location. the chronicle now reports the city rejected the terms of that proposed deal. well. the city of oakland is closing roads around lake merritt for sunday's juneteenth celebrations on sunday lakeshore avenue between macarthur boulevard and east 18th street will be closed to traffic and parking between eight o'clock in the morning and eight o'clock at night. the westbound 5 80 lakeshore freeway exit will also be closed. afrocentric will be hosting a two day juneteenth festival there. it includes a pan african wellness festival on saturday and a family celebration on sunday promoting community culture and love. in today's dollars and cents wall straight wrapping up pretty bad

i'm basil, john. >> the fate of the a's new ballpark will be hanging in the ballots in a vote 2 weeksw. today, the bay conservation and development commission put out a final staff report on the howard terminal plan. if the commission approves, then the planning process continues for the a's to make a move to howard terminal, build a ballpark. there. but if it's voted down. the project is essentially over. oakland mayor libby schaff says she is confident the commission will give the green light since the project goes further than baseball. >> 400 room hotel, a new performing arts center, 3,000 units of housing and the parks says land that people should enjoy. >> all right. other news now. the oakland zoo steps in to help rescue tigers with connections to the infamous joe exotic. yeah. of for big cats in total were saved from a deplorable there. the cat saved from deplorable conditions at an animal. >> habitat in oklahoma earlier this week, 2 of those tigers are going to getting a new home right here in the bay area are kron four's. dan thorn has that story. >> wife is getting a lot be

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today is another important day in the pursuit of building a new ways ballpark in oakland, the team port of oakland administrators and the mayor libby chef are making presentations to the bay conservation and development commission about the environmental impact of a new ballpark at howard terminal. i do hope you're with us in mornings on to today we spoke with mayor chef right before she went to that meeting. but these commissioners want to be assured that taking howard terminal and creating this neighborhood they want to know that this is not going to impact the long term. cargo capacity for the whole day and really advanced their mission of giving the public access to the water. there chef says today's meeting is a public hearing and the commission's final vote won't happen until june. 30th state lawmakers have announced an agreement on the budget for the upcoming fiscal year. the proposal includes $8 billion in assistance to help californians deal with the rising cost of gas and consumer goods. that includes the governor's idea to give checks to vehicle owners. lawmakers have also ag

oakland mayor libby schaff says that the new ballpark is a no-brainer. let's stop using it as a parking lot. let's get 18 acres of beautiful public parks on that waterfront. of course, the ballpark, great jobs and a desperately needed supply of affordable housing. thursday's vote is just one of many hurdles to calm. the a's will also need approval from the state's land commission. department of toxic substances in control. >> not to mention 1 billion dollars in oakland, taxpayer money. the team argues the project will spark an uf economic development to create those taxes in the first place. and mayor schaff agrees it will be a money maker for oakland, not a money taker. however, not everyone is on board but a time when oakland is struggling to find solutions to urgent issues. >> including homelessness, affordable housing crime and keeping our schools open. i support open voters right to vote on how the city should spend a massive investment of public funds, especially if it benefits a private develop. >> councilmember noel gallo, whose district includes

they want the issue of the howard terminal ballpark to go before voters in november .ity council is set to decide next week whether to put a resolution on the use of public funds for the a's proposal on the ballot. the money that i received from the federal government from the state needs to be invested back on the streets of east and west oakland to make a difference for our children and families. and that is the bottom line, not for a private millionaire billionaire. they will continue to make more billions and millions and my children are left with a challenge here in oakland. another key vote on this project is set for tomorrow. that's when the san francisco bay conservation and development commission will decide whether to approve the a's request to remove howard terminal from ports designation. now a yes vote tomorrow would be a step towards opening that site to development. for the last couple of years we have reported on a rise in violent crimes against the asian community. but some say this one size fits all strategy just is not working as ktvu. tom baker repo

are stepping up their demand for the right to vote on the oakland a's plan to build a waterfront ballparkmember noel gayo joined community activist this morning at a rally outside city hall. they're urging city leaders to allow the public to vote on the use of public funds for the stadium development at howard terminal. the rally comes ahead of an oakland city council vote next week when it is set to decide on a resolution to put the ball park funding measure on the november ballot. the money that i received from the federal government from the state needs to be invested back on the streets of east and west oakland to make a difference for our children and families. and that is the bottom line, not for a private millionaire billionaire. that will continue to make more billions and millions and. my children are left with a challenge here in oakland. another key vote takes place tomorrow, the same francisco be conservation and development commission is set to determine whether to approve the request to remove howard terminal from poor designation. a yes vote would be a step toward opening t

. >>> 49ers' ballpark. dodgers in town. and he burns his former team with a two-run single. as for the a's, they led. guardians tied it up at two. hit hits it just far enough into right field. that is ten straight losses for the oakland a's. the series is even at two. it's heading back to the bay. we even had some mvp chants for steph are curry when he was at e

oakland, a key state agency is expected to vote on whether they can move forward two a water front ballpark. the san francisco bay commission is expected to weigh in on whether to approve the aid request to howard terminal 56 acres from port destination. >>> and history is being made on the supreme court today, justice ketanji brown jackson is set to be sworn in as justice breyer retires. brier has been a consistently liberal voice on the court for 28 years. he told president biden his plans in january. judge jackson will be sworn? at noon. we will have a live report on the historic nomination coming up. that's a look at your details this morning. >>> a deadly police crash that killed an incident bystander in oak. now the oakland police department says the officers are being accused of serious misconduct. they were stripped of their police powers. armstrong says investigators are looking into whether the officers fur sued a car leaving the side show the driver of the car took off and eventually crashed, killing one person and injuring three others. >> the department identified several areas

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containers would clogging up the main port and they wonder what will happen if this land becomes a ballpark. >> that's the $12 billion stadium question. where does all this go? that's the question we want to have answered we think we deserve answers. we think the public di seserves answers to. >> reporter: they will decide whether to remove haurd terminal port use designation meaning it can be used for other purposes such as a stadium and mixed use development. the oakland port executive director says that would be better use of the land. >> it is very, very bad for port to have empty boxes sitting on your port. that's not what the port is supposed to be used for. it's supposed to be used for transport of stuff. >> reporter: they will have to decide if there's enough port space without howard terminal to meet projected growth to 2050. fp the if the answer is yes, th stadium can go forward. the current operators say they are concerned about what will happen to the rest of the port. >> i think the vision feels if howard terminal were to become john john's dream then where does it stop. you ke