bobbitt says he spoke to the a's tuesday morning. >> we don't believe at this juncture, based on theitive negotiations we have going with the a's, that there will be any obstruction, whether we can reach an agreement or not. >> in oakland, anser hassan abc seven news. >> here at abc seven, we're all about building a better bay area. part of that means highlighting solutions, state superintendent tony thurmond is launching an effort to accelerate affordable housing development for teachers and school staff on land already owned by school districts. abc seven news reporter lena howland went to the bay area school district that's being used as a model for the rest of the state, made up of 122 units. >> teachers and classified staff are their own neighbors in this daly city housing complex. >> what it's done for our school district is greatly raised morale, first of all, because our staff can afford to live in the bay area, complete with their own gym, laundry on every floor, bike storage space for kids to play and space for meetings. >> superintendent tony presta says 25% of staff membe

bobbitt says he spoke to the a's tuesday morning.e don't believe that this juncture, based on the positive negotiations, we have going with the a's, that there will be any obstruction, whether we can reach an agreement or no. in oakland, anser hassan, abc seven news. >> moving on now to homeless encampment sweeps that are underway in san francisco, just five days after governor newsom ordered california cities to address these encampments. >> our media partner, the san francisco standard, got this video of a multi-agency sweep that took place under the central freeway and our own abc seven news reporter luz pena also witnessed some of the encampment cleanups today, and luz joins us in studio with more on the city's effort to help build a better bay area. >> hi, luz. >> that's right. san francisco has been doing encampment resolutions or sweeps. but this week the city's mayor said they're going to take an aggressive approach. today we saw the first signs of that homeless encampment. sweeps are intensifying in san francisco on 18th and

well, joining us now is ray bobbitt, the founder of acg ray. nice to have you back on the program. this has been a long journey. how are you feeling right now? feeling great. we, we're really happy. we're very grateful that we've been able to reach all these milestones. and, you know, this is just another milestone that we've reached. and the community is really excited about it. ray, the a's still own the other half of the complex, do you trust the a's ownership in working through this? yes i mean, actually, we've been having very productive conversations with them. we feel like we're making positive progress and so, you know, they've actually been, supportive and helpful through this process. so we are establishing a cadence with them that has been very, very positive. okay. well, that's good to hear. that is encouraging. what is the sticking point. is it just the final price tag for their half. no i think that the reality is that we are, you know, just sort of having to go through a transaction this large typically just takes a lot of time of crossing i's and dotting t's. we rea

bobbitt says he feels good about what he calls progressive conversations with the team, and says he feelslike they are making progress in the right direction. and the oakland police officers association says it is worried budget cuts could hit the police department. in a statement tonight, the union's vice president said the opoa is doubtful that the sale of the oakland coliseum will solve the mayor's and the city council's epic mismanagement. we are deeply concerned for the safety of residents, businesses and our police officers. >> all right, before we go tonight, here's a look at the stories trending@ktvu.com. one of our top stories. a 16 year-old girl is dead after a shooting in hayward. now city leaders are determined to create more outreach to young people in the city. also, former giants pitcher reyes moronta has died at the age of 31. he died in a traffic accident last night in his home country of the dominican republic and three california lottery players, including one from the bay area, have combined to win $21 million from scratch off tickets. the bay area winner purchased her

protect their capital while celebrating fascist mass murderers from lindsa thomas greenfield, lauren bobbitt, to the whole of nato to b.b. netanyahu behind us. invoking the palestinian revolutionary martyr, as students of conscience, it is our duty to strike and damage imperialism wherever it manifests. especially within our universities. [applause] we operate in service of the world revolution. in service of realizing liberation and justice for all colonized, imperialize and exploited peoples. we call on all student, all people of conscience to get organized in the collective struggle for liberation, from the imperialist death machine. the imperial beast is nothing more than a paper tiger. it appears tough but in reality it is a flammable, pathetic creature that can be knocked over and destroyed by a gust of wind. [applause] from bangladesh to palestine, the student intifada is under hand. it is undefeated. our victory is inevitable. liberation is inevitable. free, free palestine! free, free, free palestine! free, free gaza! free, free, free gaza! thank you. [applause] >> free palestine! [a