it's our last chance to play at the oakland coliseum and feel young.aking batting practice, watching the fans, watching the field. i'm going to miss this place all swinging for the fences to the cheers of diehard a's faithful. >> we had some really loyal fans who really love the game of baseball and through the thick of it, you know, even if you didn't have sellout crowds, you had that core of fans that really understood the game and really cheered for their team. >> the stadium had 49 or 50,000 people in it, and catfish hunter pitched a perfect game here. >> jackson, a 14 time american league all star and member of five world series championship teams. >> my first year as a rookie here was was really my most special time of coming here. >> a's fans soaking up every moment of the final reunion. being here is great, but hard. >> like bittersweet. >> it's monumental. being this the last time we're going to be here. >> yeah, definitely a game these fans will not forget. for fans looking to take home a piece of that history, they'll be selling off some ite

after a lot of back and forth, the oakland coliseum deal finally made official. how it's now raising no budget concerns in the city of oakland. >> and we are in the middle of a cooldown very noticeable today. we'll check into that. we'll check in with milton as el does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. the gulf coast of florida. take a look at this live image of downtown lakeland. this shot provided by earth cam. you can see just how much water has flooded over lake mirror. located about 33 miles east of tampa. that water flooding onto walkways. winds are still whipping through the area. as we're learning, the storm has turned deadly. >> all right, let's bring in our chief meteorologi

oakland roots getting comfortable in their new home, the oakland coliseum. roots are set to play its 2025 usl championship season at the coliseum, and they have just released a look at what the seating is going to look like for next year. check it out. you can see all those colors offer different kinds of viewing experience and price for the game. coliseum will hold about 15,000 people. this will be the first time the roots are back in oakland. in two years. the home opener, by the way, is in march. okay, up next, cal getting ready for the big show. our first look at the stage for college game day and the celebrity guest announced for the broadcast. is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? -your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for your customers. with comcast business, reliability isn't just possible. it's happening. swit

however, if they want to, if the city council would like to decouple the coliseum sell relative to the budget, that is their prerogative. they are in charge of the city's budget, and so they can make that amendment at any given moment >ryan>so i'm guessing a lot of their questions will be answered on monday >>>>well, yes, they have. if they have questions on monday, we're again, we're giving them briefings on monday. and so if they do opt in to take that briefing because it is just an invitation, we can't force anybody to be in these meetings, which i hope that they do take advantage of, so that they could get their questions answered. >ryan>okay. well, mayor, we look forward to that monday announcement on the oakland coliseum deal so thank you very much for joining us. thank >>>>you so much ryan. >ryan>well, other stories we're following around the bay. teachers, parents and community leaders in santa clara county gathered outside the ossoff education this morning in protest of the firing of superintendent mary ann dewan. they say the decision was made behind closed doors without publ

. >>> confusion and concern over the high stakes sale of the oakland coliseum. >> why couldn't we get the $10 million when it was due september 1st? that's what really concerns me. >> city councilmembers asking where's the money. what we've learned about a new deal and what it means for the city's efforts to prevent massive cuts. >>> stop, no, go, go. >> stuck and stalled while being cat called. a frightening waymo ride on the streets of san francisco raising new questions about the safety for people in the passenger seat. >> cannot gamable with the well being of my constituents. >>> calling out a closure that could put lives at risk. the state steps in with a new lawsuit demanding urgent care for a bay area coastal community. >>> and a full body mri that can scan for hundreds of medical conditions, but could this viral trend do more harm than good? >> it's led to a lot of misinformation and a lot of belief that somehow this test can help you live longer or better, and there's not a stitch of evidence it will do either of those things. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodr

. >> reporter: stop and greet the employees for the final employees at the oakland coliseum. many employees know this was probably be the last time seeing each other at the stadium. >> people hugging, crying, you know, and walking around taking pictures and just saying wow, you know, it's amazing. >> reporter: nick worked security at the coliseum the last seven years. he walked in as a fan one day, asked how to get a job there and a month later was getting paid to come to the ballpark. he will always cherish the relationships he's built with his co-workers. >> great people, you know. i love it here just like everybody else and as you guys hear, people love it here. it's kind of devastating for us. >> reporter: one of his favorite co-workers is his boss, larry williams. he's not so sure this is the last hoorah for all the a's employees. >> we'll see them again. trust us. we'll see them again. >> reporter: williams doubts the a's plan to play in sacramento until their new permanent stadium is built is going to work out. >> that's how i feel. i'm feeling like they're not going,

. >> we also asked the mayor about the sale of the oakland coliseum and the recent confusion over the payment deadline. she teased, though, it's just a matter of time before we get more answers on that. >> in regards to how we move forward, there has been some amendments to the psa and that we'll be announcing on monday. they're actually really strong amendments that are going to place the city in a stronger position. so with that said, please wait till monday. monday there's going to be a huge announcement in regards to all the updates and i'm sure everybody will be happy. >>> beautiful live picture of oakland there. let's get back to our conversation about the state of the city and how are people who live in the town of oakland feeling? joining me now is bishop bob jackson with gospel church. thanks so much for being with me this friday. >> thank you for having me. >> mayor sheng thao recently put out an executive order to ramp up homeless sweeps. do you think they're effective? >> they certainly have been effective. the streets are a lot cleaner than they were just a couple weeks a

. >> but first, oakland's deal to sell the city's half of the coliseum trigger some budget cuts. what set to go first? does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. >> oakland mayor sheng thao blasted 3 city council members there who are saying her updated deal to sell the city's half of the coliseum could trigger budget cuts leaving oakland with even fewer first responders. mayor thao responding to those claims in a tweet saying in part they are welcome to be a part of the solution, not deep and distrust with false information. >> and further divide us today. kron four's dan kerman sat down with the mayor to get clarity. but at the same time the city council members are doubling down on their claims that bu

plus, calls for transparency in the sale of the oakland coliseum site. some city council members worry that that deal could fall h you're on the team who is transgender. we get more on the story tonight from ktvu. jesse gary, there's a spike candles, a state keeping it alive. >> and that ball is hammered home. >> spartan volleyball undefeated so far and under scrutiny. this after a teammate reported redshirt junior blair fleming is transgender, a school which had never started a season seven zero is now seven and zero, >> yeah. it raised some eyebrows. >> it also sparked a slew of forfeitures. wyoming is the latest school that declined to compete against sdsu that was preceded by southern utah and boise state saturday. the schools didn't give a reason. >> idaho stands with women's sports, but last week, idaho's republican governor signed an executive order barring boise state from playing against trans athletes. >> we need to ensure player safety for all of our female athletes and continue the fight for fairness, he posted friday on the x platform. >> th

blasting 3 oakland city council members who are saying are updated deal to sell the city's half of the coliseum could trigger budget cuts leaving the city with even fewer first responders. your towers spawned into those claims in a tweet saying in part that they are welcome to be part of the solution, not deep in distrust with false information and further divide us. our first and kerman sat down with the mayor to get some clarity here. but at the same time, the city council members are doubling down on their claims that budget cuts are imminent. >> now what we're seeing is that actually going to receive more money, become the first fiscal year. that's 110 million dollars in the first fiscal year. >> then we would have from the previous proposed amendments that we oakland mayor sheng thao says the new deal she's reached to sell the city's half >> of the oakland coliseum to the african american sports and entertainment group. well, not only bring oakland more money, but the deal will close in may of next year. instead of 2026. but it also delays the second payment of 10 million dollars to novemb

the coliseum was home for them and for the team for 57 years.nd, with major league baseball in the rear view the city of oakland is looking ahead to a high stakes deal to sell their half of the stadium to the entertainment group. high stakes because the budget depends on the sale to go through on time. if it doesn't the city could be forced to make millions in budget cuts. last night we talked to a councilwoman who said one of the payments came in late and now we are hearing the buyers have a new time line. we have more on the coliseum confusion. >> $10 million was due on october 1st flavment is what concerns . >> that is what concerns me. >> reporter: she still wants the deal to come through. right now, trying to balance the city's budget since the group has not made the first $10 million payment. something she says the mayor is refusing to talk about. >> why are you leaving councilmembers in the dark. are you going to see fire stations ground out tomorrow. a drop in officers and those are my questions, too. >> the founder and managing partner.

much of that uncertainty will stem from the sale of the coliseum site to the african american sports and entertainment group. our wilson walker on the worries that public safety could be at risk. >> if you take five engines out of place and those three engines that we don't normally have, that it would have been due to the fire. it is very little math that will tell you we would have probably lost those homes at a minimum. >> reporter: it was an attention grabbing warning from fire chief damon covington telling oakland city council members that last week's fire response is the kind of thing that might suffer under the city's contingency budget. now going back a little bit, it was back in july when the council approved a budget, built largely around the sale of the coliseum with certain payments expected in a certain period of time. >> by way of a purchase and sale agreement with the purchase price of $105 million. >> reporter: since then, the deal has changed. the city is getting more for the sale of the property, but the timeline is not what the budget originally called for, thus tr

. >> the city's deal to sell its half of the coliseum as kron four's. dan kerman reports the mayor is taking credit for a new deal. however, council members say they've been kept in the dark on the deal that could cause immediate budget cuts. oakland sales of its half of the coliseum property to the african american sports and entertainment group. >> took a turn monday when oakland mayor sheng thao issued a statement crediting yourself with negotiating a new and better deal under the amended agreement. the city will receive 110 million dollars instead of 105 million. the entire deal will be paid in full by may of next year. instead of march of 2026. and additional 15 million dollars will also be paid to the city during construction. we feel like we've turned a corner now. >> to where we can actually engage the public along with our city and really start planning something for this treasure of the east bay region. but the new deal also delays. 48 million dollars in payments that were originally supposed to come in november and january because the coliseu

the meeting comes on the heels of the new revised timeline for the oakland coliseum deal.y's share of the coliseum, from 110 to $125 million, but changes the timing of the payments. now, city leaders say budget cuts need to be made, but it's still unclear what will be cut and when. also today, oakland mayor shang tao will deliver her annual state of the city address. this year's speech comes as the mayor faces a recall election next month, and an ongoing federal investigation. the mayor's address in the city council meeting begins at 330 this afternoon. >> all right. our time is 606. the sonoma county office of education says two schools in the petaluma school district will be closed today because of a threat at an elementary school. now, skyfox was flying over penngrove elementary shortly after that school received a threat. investigators say it came from an adult, but they gave no other information. kenilworth junior high school in petaluma will also be closed today. the school district is describing it as an abundance of caution. both schools will resume classes on wedn

they're going to be at the coliseum. it embodies oakland. >> it's inclusive.o news. >> thank you zach. so next up the roots take on colorado springs and the first round. game time 5:00. next saturday. >> all right. let's go roots and let's talk college football. cal playing a monster game against oregon state to snap that four game losing streak. golden bears quarterback fernando mendoza setting a career high for passing yards, throwing for 364 yards, two touchdowns, no interceptions. this was a fun game to watch. memorial stadium was loving it yesterday. the team went into halftime with a 31 to nothing lead, marking its largest halftime margin in nine years. the bears would go on to win 44 to 7 and earn the approval of the team's honorary captain for the day, e-40. >> right now, we real beastie. real beastie. you know, we in beast mode like beast mode. >> yeah, right now. yeah. >> shout out to marshawn lynch, man. i'm talking about. >> yeah, my guy mendoza. >> all right. the next time cal is going to be in action will be on friday, november 8th on the road at

bass defended a decision to pass a budget based on the coliseum deal, noting what could have happened during the kohler fire last week if they had decided to cut public safety this summer. the budget that myself, council member jenkins and our budget team, a majority of the council passed really prioritize public safety. that is why you heard chief covington say that they had the ability to provide an immediate response and contain the killer fire, but with uncertainty over those coliseum funds now, the city says public safety cuts may still be necessary, including rolling fire station closures and police staffing cuts. that has city workers asking what that will mean in the streets of oakland, oaklanders will wait. like i said, 10 or 15 minutes for your oakland firefighters to show up, which is unacceptable. it's not what we signed up for, and i mean, this will have real, real world consequences. in oakland, velena jones, nbc, bay area news. new information tonight on the kelter fire that burned a couple homes in the oakland hills. cal fire says it is now 100% contained. fire broke o

>> tonight, concern over a critical payment in the sale of the oakland coliseum. why some city council members are worried the deal could fall through, and the impact it has oakland's home in san jose. this is a look at the aftermath here. san jose firefighters responded to the fire just before 4:00 this afternoon on singleton road, near the seven trees neighborhood. firefighters and the red cross helping four adults and three children that were displaced, along with five dogs, two people had to be evacuated for smoke inhalation and one person was hospitalized. firefighters say an adjacent home was damaged in the fire, along with a vehicle and an rv. firefighters are still investigating the cause of this one. >> chief meteorologist bill martin joins us now for a final look at the forecast. the day was hot as you had forecasted. cooler tomorrow. this is the march that he's been talking about. yeah this is no cooling yet. >> i'm wishing for it. yeah. >> it's not happening. the cooling is not coming. which normally it would by now, 2 or 3 days deep. we'd be at the fo

it's our last chance to play at the oakland coliseum and feel young. taking batting practice, watching the fans, watching the field. i'm going to miss this place all swinging for the fences to the cheers of diehard a's faithful. >> we have some really loyal fans who really love the game of baseball. and through the thick of it, you know, even if you didn't have sellout crowds, you had that core of fans that really understood the game and really cheered for their team. >> the stadium had 49 or 50,000 people in it, and catfish hunter pitched a perfect game here. >> jackson, a 14 time american league all star and member of five world series championship teams. >> my first year as a rookie here was was really my most special time of coming here. >> a's fans soaking up every moment of the final reunion, being here is great, but hard. >> like bittersweet. >> it's monumental. being this the last time we're going to be here. >> yeah, definitely a game these fans will not forget. for fans hoping to take home a piece of that history, they'll be selling off items

what looks like poor communication over the city of oakland's deal to sell its half of the oakland coliseum appears to be causing another round of chaos within the walls of oakland city hall against poor communication would be the best-case scenario. here is kron four's. dan kerman reports the mayor and the african american sports and entertainment group say. >> nothing to worry about the deals on track. but the city council members say they've been kept in the dark about changes to the deal. on tuesday, several oakland city council members voiced concern. >> that they've received little to no information about the city's deal to sell its half of the coliseum property assail, which is critical to the city's budget. did we receive the money? when did we receive the money? how much money? >> did we receive and has the contingency budget plan been triggered? that would affect our public safety operations from police to buy or to fire and our department of violence prevention. that's what we want to know because the item wasn't on the agenda. council members got few answers from city staff and

with the city of oakland, sales of its half of the coliseum property. there was renewed hope, drastic budget cuts could be averted. but tuesday, several oakland city council members raised concerns because they've received little to no information about the deal nor whether the money has been deposited. we still don't have information nor do we have confirmation that the money that was required for us not to have to go into a contingency budget crisis that would immediately halt. >> services public safety services critical and vital services like that should have proactively communicated because the item wasn't on the agenda. council members got few answers from city staff. >> and suddenly word leaked that the deal and the city's budget were in jeopardy. the mayor's office denied that as did the african american sports and entertainment group which is purchased the coliseum site. it's very unfortunate for us because now we're having to serve correct. >> the record from our perspective and just kind of clearing things up. i mean, there's like you said it

plus, confusion over the recent sale of the oakland coliseum.our next half hour, why some city council members say the bills aren't getting paid. but first, the city of san francisco is trying a new method to prevent prostitution in the mission district. after the break here from frustrated neighbors who say the current attempts say the current attempts simply are not work. oh... stuffed up again? so congested! you need sinex saline from vicks. just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! what is — wow! sinex. breathe. ahhhhhh! ♪♪ vicks vapostick provides soothing non-medicated vicks vapors. easy to apply for the whole family. vicks vapostick. and try new vaposhower max for steamy vicks vapors. >> well, this hot october weather is tough news for many california farmers. it's coming at a bad time for some fall crops including wine, grapes. some reds need more time to fully rate right then. but growers in northern california, they can't let the fruit stay on the vine any longer because the heat is turning those grapes into raisins. rose in clarksburg in lodi told

this meeting comes on the heels of a revised timeline for the oakland coliseum deal. the new agreement raises the sale price of the city's share of the coliseum to $125 million. it also changes the timing of the payments. city leaders say that budget cuts need to be made. it is still unclear what that will mean. the oakland city council is also set to vote on renewing the shotspotter contract. oakland's used that gunfire detection service since 2006. the contract expired this past summer. police say the new contract would cost about $841,000 a year. >> our time now, 705. san francisco mayor london breed again announced a major drop in the number of homeless tents in the city. the mayor, who is running for reelection, says outreach teams have helped almost a thousand people get into shelters since the sweeps of homeless encampments increased. some residents say they're no longer afraid to walk or drive in areas like willow street off van ness that have been known for encampments, as well as drug activity. >> a sense of relief to see it continue to improve, to see such

then oakland city leaders discussing the coliseum sale and potential budget cuts. >> but questions loom over whether or not the city got paid on time to avoid cuts to public safety. >> then the suspect accused of stabbing cash app founder bob lee returns to the courtroom this morning. who could testify today as tensions are running high as both sides present their cases. >> live from jack london square. this is mornings on two. >> the nine. >> today is october 15th. we're looking live at san francisco. and some of that fog is coming in over the richmond district. looks like the weather will be pleasant after some of this fog burns off. a school in southern california made new rules to keep better track of its students, but students say some of the changes raised privacy concerns. this year, edison high school in huntington beach added a new bathroom policy that requires students to scan a qr code before going to the bathroom so staff can know where they are in case of an emergency. students dislike the policy and argue it violates health and safety laws. >> so when you ask to use the re

the discord continues in oakland over the sale of the coliseum. we're going to be talking to the mayor about what's being updated in that deal and why council members say it could lead to fewer first responders. does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. mayor of oakland is blasting some city council members who are criticizing the deal made to sell half of the coliseum. >> the council members say the deal could leave the city with even fewer first responders. four's. dan kerman has the story from both sites. >> the city's new deal to sell its half of the coliseum to the african american sports and entertainment group. we'll bring oakland more money than the original agree

bit it was back in july when the council approved a budget built largely around the sale of the coliseum with certain payments expected in a certain period of time. >> by way of a purchase and sale agreement. >> reporter: since then, the deal changed. the city is getting more for the sale of the property. the time line is not what the budget originally called for thus triggering the back up or contingency budget that does include the freezing of five fire companies for nine months. >> so i did not vote for the budget. for this decision because i feared exactly what is happening today. we did not get certain payments on time and now we will have to make cuts >> councilmember says she would like to know which of the cuts are happening and when. the administrator has been unclear about. >> what is going to be implemented first? so, in my perspective this is a reasonable question that is not just me asking it is oakland residents asking. >> so we are in dire times right now. but i refuse, i refuse to actually takeaway resources from our public safety department such as police and fire. >> re

. >> plus, concerns and confusion tonight over the sale of the oakland coliseum. why some council members say they're not being informed about any changes to the deal. >> new at 10, 30, what looks to be poor communication over the city of oakland's deal to sell its half of the oakland coliseum appears to be causing another round of chaos within the walls of city hall. >> council members say they have been kept in the dark about the changes to the deal. kron four's dan kerman reports on tuesday. several oakland city council members voiced concern that they've received little to no information about the city's deal to sell its half of the coliseum property assail, which is critical to the city's bud et. did we receive the money? when did we receive the money? how much money did we receive? >> and has the contingency budget plan been triggered? that would affect our public safety operations from police to buy or to fire and our department of violence prevention. that's what we want to know because the item wasn't on the agenda. council members got few answers from ci

the discord continues in open over the sale of half of the coliseum. we'll talk to the mayor about what's being updated in that deal. why council members say this could lead to fewer first responders. well, social workers in the south, they say there isn't of them to help keep up with their case loads why they say this puts the children in danger. a popular mission district fast spot hit back-to-back break-ins. we heard from nearby business owners afraid they're going to be next. news at 5. well, good thursday morning. thank you for waking up with a surprise early on the kron. 4 morning news, right? harvey. >> as we inch ever so closer to the weekend, look at the forecast are stable. has been tracking that for u.s. morning. john, thank good morning to you as well. we are looking outside at what we have right here. clear skies looking down from see church tower at the golden gate. that is a change from yesterday. not as foggy out there this morning, but we are definitely still feeling that cool air pushing in across the bay. we're benefiting from those

the coliseum buyers. the african american sports and entertainment group, pay even more for the coliseum. $125 million instead of 105. but the bulk of that money, more than 80% of it, doesn't have to be paid until may of next year. council member jenkins says if cuts have to be made long before then, the city council will discuss what, when and how to do it. at a meeting on november 19th. >> november 19th is way too late. we need to make payroll. we need to keep our basic city services alive. so we want to know what's being cut first. >> now the city of oakland's finance committee's next meeting is supposed to happen october 22nd. council member jenkins says he's confident that the city administrator and staff will be able to present a financial report. at that meeting, a week from now. ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> ali thank you. oakland police are investigating a triple shooting over the weekend where three teenagers were hurt. investigators say they think it started with an argument at a birthday

at the coliseum for one last time today.nds like reggie jackson, barry bonds and jose canseco among the players treating fans to a softball game. ktvu zac sos had a chance to catch this game and has the highlights. all right, let's play ball, hall of famer reggie jackson taking the field at the coliseum one last time, reminiscing at home plate. >> sharing the times here with bando. the people that i came through here with. and you know, the one of the greatest players in the history played here rickey henderson. henderson. >> barry bonds, coco crisp and jose canseco among the baseball greats at the reggie jackson softball classic. >> i'm 60 years old. i feel like i'm 30 again. it's our last chance to play at the oakland coliseum and feel young. taking batting practice, watching the fans, watching the field. i'm going to miss this place all swinging for the fences to the cheers of diehard a's faithful. >> we had some really loyal fans who really love the game of baseball, and through the thick of it, you know, even if you did

. >> concern over the sale of oakland's coliseum continues. many asking where's the money needed adds a critical life tine for the city's cash-strapped budget. >>> great people, you know, i love it here. you know, just like everybody else i mean, as you guys hear you know people love it here. and, you know, it's kind of -- devastating for us. >> a final farewell for some of the most loyal a's' fans. former employees gathering to celebrate at the stadium one last time. >>> we try to get it done within two hours. the between 10:00 and 12:00. >> i'm very grateful that we do it first thing in the morning. because then you know i can also get out of the heat. >> bay area bridge builders, helping a group of seniors during the heat wave. we'll highlight a group in livermore providing meals during these dangerous temperatures. >> [ speaking in a global language ] >>> and words of wisdom translated if you have a dream a goal, don't let obstacles stop you. your community station this hispanic heritage month sharing the success story of a street vendor t

it's our last chance to play at the oakland coliseum and feel young. taking batting practice, watching the fans, watching the field. i'm going to miss this place. >> all swinging for the fences to the cheers of diehard a's faithful. >> we have some really loyal fans who really love the game of baseball, and through the thick of it, you know, even if you didn't have sellout crowds, you had that core of fans that really understood the game and really cheered for their team. >> the stadium had 49 or 50,000 people in it. when catfish hunter pitched a perfect game here. >> jackson, a 14 time american league all star and member of five world series championship teams. >> my first year as a rookie here was was really my most special time of coming here. >> a's fans soaking up every moment of the final reunion. being here is great, but hard. >> like bittersweet. >> it's monumental being. it's the last time we're going to be here. >> yeah, definitely a game these fans will not forget. for fans hoping to take home a piece of that history, they'll be selling off

the coliseum deal, it seems like that, is at least one point that you guys agree upon.do, and that leaves residents, even with this deal in hand, trying to figure out what's next. >> the sale of the coliseum was kind of a stopgap of let's temporarily delay this 100 and $120 million structural deficit and see what can be done in between. but that reality is still looming. so this $48 million of cuts is happening now. and then we have to anticipate at least $120 million worth of cuts. >> remember, we had the whole contingency plan there already being implemented. and so the only thing that we have left now is actually the fire station brownouts, that if council wants to move forward with those, then they can move forward with that. the taking funds and resources away from opd. if the council, of course, they're in charge of the budget, then they can go ahead and move forward with tha. but with this coliseum sale, it was always the innovative, creative idea to soften the landing of how deep our deficit that we inherited is. >> so what's next? as revenue reports come in, to

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and say a critical payment involving the coliseum is missing. why?coliseum could be thrown into disarray. if that money doesn't come through. then talk about timing. a big bonus for people who ride the san francisco bay ferry on this. one of the hottest days of the year. how a push to go clean and green is also helping commuters save money in more ways than one. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. >> i'm gasia mikaelian i'm andre senior. today is wednesday october 2nd. and yes, we have another triple digit day in some areas. but some areas are getting a little bit relief. steve paulson back up with us this morning with more on that. hey, steve, only a few getting a little relief inland. >> it's going to be a cooker here for many. the city is the hard one here because there's a couple reports of a slight westerly breeze. i actually trimmed my forecast high back. the city was 73, then dropped to 67 in 1 hour. that's still though would be the if it holds would be the warmest low temperature ever for the

now that it has received the first payment from the sale of the coliseum. but because that payment was not received before a september 23rd deadline, will the city apparently triggered its contingency budget. council members are now looking for clarity on whether there will be cuts to public safety services, something that no one in city hall seems to know. >> it was council because staff wasn't ready to present their financial reports that they need to be able to give an accurate account of where we are as a city and what we might need to do to balance our budgets, what we want to know and what the point of today's meeting was. >> which of these cuts is going to come first? >> now we reached out to oakland mayor's office for comment, but have not heard back. well, also tonight in oakland, we expect the city council to vote on whether or not to continue using shotspotter technology. the city has used that gunfire detection service since 2006, but as we've been reporting, the contract expired this past summer. so the city is now looking at whether to renew t

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say plagues oakland city government continues to affect the city's deal to sell its half of the coliseum. thanks for being with us tonight for kron. 4 news at 5. i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis is a kron four's. dan kerman reports. >> the mayor is taking credit for a new deal while city council members say that they're being kept in the dark. >> monday, oakland mayor sheng thao issued a statement crediting yourself with negotiating a better deal to sell the city's south of the oakland coliseum to the african american sports and entertainment group under the amended deal, the city will receive 110 million dollars instead of 105 million. the entire deal will be paid in full by may of next year. instead march of 2026. and an additional 15 million dollars will also be paid to the city during construction. we feel like we've turned a corner now. >> to where we can actually engage the public along with our city and really start planning something for this treasure of the east bay regional minutes. unbelievable that we have this incredible ty, but it's also provide responsibility. >> but

however, mayor tau says the city will get $125 million from selling its share of the oakland coliseum property to the african american sports and entertainment group. she also says other changes are making the city more prosperous. we've streamlined the rapid permit system by speeding up permit approvals to encourage more development here in the city. with activate oakland, we provide grants for community events that have resulted in a 20% increase in foot traffic downtown this year. on the subject of crime and public safety, the mayor says police data shows crime in oakland is down. before her speech this evening, mayor thao and her supporters held a news conference in chinatown. they highlighted the positive impact that the mayor says she's made since taking office. almost at the same time, her critics held their own competing news conference in the same spot. they claim public safety, business and the city as a whole is failing under mayor thao's leadership. your business is safe. no. you know, look at all the businesses are boarded up around chinatown. that is the same thing that

the chaos continues inside the oakland city government as mayor thao promotes a new coliseum sales deal that some council members say they were left in the dark about and now public safety might be in jeopardy. and any moment now we're going to hear from the san francisco unified school district about which schools they think should be shut down. we're live with the latest. good morning. thank you for joining us at 09:00am. i'm james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey in for darya folsom today. the heat way was finally broke temperatures get back down to something a little more comfortable. john graduated to >> welcome at this point. day after day after day of record shattering temperatures. >> even some 90's for inland areas sounds pretty good right about now. let's look outside at the coastline. we have crystal clear skies out there. we're not really talking any fog at the coast despite the fact that a cool sea breeze kicked back in last night. and with that, temperatures will take to plummet today. 60's for most of our current temps, a few 70's further inland to pittsburgh. at 75 right no

. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news confusion over the sale of the oakland coliseum. why a city council member is blaming a lack of communication. and after the break, you're looking at the newest recruitment class for the y. ncisco pd in hi >> the pd the sense that police department is that department now where people want to come to and that did not happen just by chance that happened because of our work. >> 5.24 this morning and the san francisco police department us welcoming its largest academy class 6 years. next week. 15 uber could start training to help solve police staffing shortages in the city. francisco has invested in higher starting salary of brought back retired officers to work on background checks. a clinical social workers from ucsf health hold a town hall meeting today to discuss the successful in the growing mental health care crisis impacting san francisco just 2 weeks ago, the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously passed resolution to support those workers and their cars calling on ucsf health to end its to tear care system. social worke

she also touted the sale of the oakland coliseum as a critical investment in east oakland. we'll have more from mayor tao's state of the city coming up at 630. but earlier today she showed up at a rally in oakland's chinatown, pushing back against those who want her voted out of office. our henry li was there and tells us the rally also brought out those who support the november recall. thank you. >> chinatown. chinatown. >> an appreciative crowd for the most part in oakland's chinatown for embattled mayor shang tao as she spoke defiantly against those who want her recalled. of course, these issues didn't happen overnight, so they're not going to be solved overnight. >> but we are already seeing that the work is being done and the work is working now. save us the cost of recalling. >> she and supporters spoke a smaller but vocal group of those who want her out interrupted them with jeers and chants. >> i think it's unfair. she hasn't had the time to prove her policies and her leadership. >> oakland chiropractor stuart chen says the recall effort amounts to sour grapes. >> i

next on kron for news as nation over the sale of the oakland coliseum. why a city council member is playing a part of >> take a live look outside. you can see that it is still very much shorts. weather out. there are fewer shorts and wear shorts, but kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan is here details. i i shorts today actually on the way into work. fun fact, everyone. i don't come to work dressed up like this. i do want to get i'm that yoga pants girl in the way. here we go. we've got a little bit of an air quality issue again today. we are under that spare the air alert. you're looking there live from our mount tam cam and you can see lots of yellows that popped up yesterday. what happened as we got into the heat of the day. >> and that's when we started to see a little bit of degree nation in our air quality. so it started kind of get a little bit worse. i do expect we'll see that again today. it's those ozone levels. they get a little bit higher than you want them to be. and this is the forecast for today. as i mentioned, we are into the spare the air a

councilmember is raising concerns about the sale of the coliseum. she is worried the buyer, african american sports and entertainment group missed a critical deadline for a $15 million payment. that could trigger budget cuts in the city. >> i am incredibly frustrated that me, as a councilmember, have not been given information and transparency as to what the process is. where is the monsny when do we anticipate it? -- money? when do we anticipate it? what happens since we have not gotten it on time? >> she has not gotten answers of which cuts will be made at the contingency budget. the office says the deal is on track and no contingencies were triggered that were not already in place. >> the head of the entertainment group says he has big plans for the coliseum >> so, we are really excited to project that to the public and make sure they know that as we sort of close the chapters within the stadium we open these new chapters with the foundation of the arena. >> so, that was a couple days ago. aaseg told us tonight it is negotiating with the city to

mayor sheng thao is praising a new agreement that raises the sale of the oakland coliseum from 105 million to 125 million, matching the same price the a's received for their half. the new deal means the city gets more money, while the african american sports and entertainment group gets to take over the property sooner. this will create jobs and economic opportunities sooner than the original agreement, so that was worth, you know, help, you know, paying more to get that access because we can start development quicker. acg has paid 15 million to date, $10 million of it paid. today, the group came under fire last week over accusations they missed deposit deadlines. but founder ray bobbit says that's not true. it's just really unfortunate for us that we've been sort of in this position where we've done everything that we're supposed to do and it sounds like there was just some miscommunications within the division of the city. not everyone agrees the amended sale agreement is the best deal for oakland. there has been dishonesty from every level of the city's negotiating team. a special counc

and oakland city council members are raising serious concerns over the deal to sell the coliseum, but they say still has not happened. news at 5. good morning, everyone. and thank you for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. it's wednesday, october 2nd. >> i'm will tran. let's start this morning with a check on weather with john shrable. john, please tell me today is the last day of triple digits. it's not well, i'm sorry, but it is the first day. like this. this is fresh. >> but the heat not so fresh. let's get rid of it as soon as possible. unfortunately, we're still going to be looking at it for today. and even for some areas tomorrow. get a look at this outside at coit hour. right now. you can see those crystal clear skies that we are seeing across the bay area. we are not looking at any marine there. any fog out there whatsoever. and with this temperatures are going to skyrocket again today. here's a look at those current temperatures on the map. as you can see, we've got a lot of 60's out there to get the morning started even a few 70's in areas like brentwood at 71 right now

a revise deal to sail hilton coliseum has a new timeline. a huge announcement from mayor thao. >> council members say she's left them in the dark. and where things stand in. governor newsom's oil and gas special session and could possibly see some relief. we're right back. don't go anywhere. well, crews in lake county are making some progress in containing the glen haven fire at last check. it's about 65% contained. it's burned just under 420 acres. mandatory evacuation orders lifted over the weekend. and we know at least 2 buildings have been destroyed since the fire started on friday. if you see smoke in the skies, santa clara county don't be immediately freight counties partnered up with calfire csu to do a prescribed burn and darryl and joseph to grant county parks cal fire says that prescribed fires. a lot of benefits for the public can help them fight wildfires. all starts this morning. 8, 8, 30. less than one week after the assembly advance governor newsom's oil and gas proposal on monday. it was the state senate's turn. jacob newsom'

the seating layout at the oakland coliseum for the oakland roots games next season has been unveiled. fans will be able to sit in the lower section of the venue for next season's home games. the team has given unique names to different sections of the coliseum, including the 510 sideline club oak, the garden unity section and mosaic. the soccer club is set to play 17 home games at the coliseum starting in march. >> a sonoma county hotel has been ranked the number one best hotel in the world, according to the conde nast traveler magazine. this year, the lodge of bodega bay made the top spot, getting nearly 600,000 votes every year. the magazine allows readers to rank the top vacation spot by participating in the readers choice awards. the lodge has earned the number one spot from 2017 to 2019, and then again in 2023. a popular beach in monterey is set to reopen tomorrow after sea lions crowded the beach earlier in the summer. san carlos beach was forced to close back in august because of an influx of sea lions that overran the beach during their annual migration to monterey from the ch

part of the coliseum complex, and whether the money from that deal will help oakland avoid public safety cuts. after the city announced its contingency budget had been enacted. well, we want to know is what's going to happen first, because we are really in a gray zone of we don't have money, that we were supposed to have at this point, because the terms of the payment of this coliseum deal has changed. earlier this year, the city passed its budget with a major contingency that included cuts to public safety if money from the coliseum deal was not available by a certain date. frustrated council members say they're still trying to figure out where the budget stands. after several canceled city meetings. it's really just a matter of transparency and integrity. it is a tough time for this city. everyone knows that there is no rosy picture to the reality of the financial challenges. in a statement, council finance chair kevin jenkins explains updates will come at a meeting at the end of this month saying, quote, this is sound fiscal management grounded in accurate data that will allow the cou