cabel picked up made a pitch. any of these came short of getting a shovel close to the ground.some division against politicians in the city about what to do with the existing coliseum location. the a's want to redevelop that site. and the team really recently asked for more than $800 million in infrastructure and that has raised some concerns. >> we need to have other options because we're running out of time. the current facility, we can't everyone keep the lights on some days. we need to make sure the franchise has a landing zone some where if it doesn't work in oakland. >> obviously the pandemic halted all progress. mlb is saying enough is enough. there's plenty of cities that would like to have the a's. you have vegas, nashville, you have portland. there are other opportunities out there but none of those cities have existing ballparks that the a's could just move to any time soon. so it's oakland's move now. approve howard terminal or perhaps you watch the a's follow the raiders and warriors out of town. we'll have more on this tonight at 6:00. >> then everybody is gone. a

we will go 71 degrees in cabell and union city hit 68 degrees.we should all mostly get more sun than not by the time we get to around noon. here is your inland numbers. a lot of low to mid 70s and numbers in the bay are not getting out of the 50s. we will be in the mid to upper 60s along the east bay. the warmest numbers are showing up there through wednesday. you might get an isolated shower or straight thunderstorm . the likelihood is low. there is a 7-day forecast and one drop of rain on the coast. from here on out we will keep it quiet. most importantly we will keep the temperatures right here. no fire weher the next seven days. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. an east baytown says no more to a decades-old pipeline. but why now? >>> lake levels are dropping fast and the police to slow the draw all from this northern california waterway. >>> it is the talk of the town and what likely brought this matter to a north a neighborhood. >>> still ahead at 5:00 p.m., >> reporter: you see that truck behind me >>> an update on a battle between alameda county and th

> reporter: here in west virginia, the state with the highest overdose death rate in the country, cabell county was once the epicenter. is this what people around here are hearing all day? >> yeah. >> reporter: that's why local officials built quick response teams like this one, complete with a police officer, emt, treatment counselor, and faith leader so this is the quick response vehicle >> yep. >> reporter: to bring help where it's needed most. >> they're not going to come to us, right so we found that it's best to go to them >> how do you find the people who overdose? >> every time an ambulance is dispatched on a call, we have to go. >> i have track marks there, there this is a track mark this is a track mark >> reporter: for courtney, who just got out of prison in august for possession, the pandemic became a perfect storm. >> covid hit, and everything's been different. >> you think that played a role, the pandemic >> yeah. isolation, can't go nowhere, can't do anything that's when you're stuck in your head when you're by yourself and nobody's around and you're thinking, thinking, th

the city of huntington and cabell county in west virginia are seeking over $1 billion from the nation's three largest drug distributors -- mckesson, amerisourcebergen, and cardinal health. plaintiffs say the companies flooded their communities with addictive pain medications despite their known dangers, causing a public nuisance and fueling the country's devastating opioid epidemic, which has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives. if the case is successful, it could have major implications for thousands of similar lawsuits around the country brought by cities, counties, native american tribes, and other plaintiffs. in colombia, the family of 17-year-old marcelo agredo is demanding justice after a police officer fatally shot the boy while he attended a protest against the government's proposed tax reforms wednesday. -- proposed tax reforms last week. new disturbing video shows the officer fatally shooting agredo while the teen was running away from thefficer. agredo was at the march with his brother. his father is a retired taxi driver. at least 19 people have been killed and hundreds m