we saw dave kaval. did he have anything else to say about this? what they compare it to is the giants. when the giants got a new staid imon the waterfront, it reinvigorated the team in terms of fans going out to the ballpark. the experience of going to a giants game is very different than the a's. you know, their position is clear. it's time for us to be, you know, a high-tech, you know, stadium that can compete with the giants. >> a lot of interesting pointing for sure. >> great to have you with us. >> abbey also has her own show on instagram called "synched in." follow us on instagram, our handle is nbc bay area. >>> a prominent san jose city leader is making a desperate plea. get vaccinated now. council member bonilla says one group that remains largely unvaccinated is the latinx community. robert handa joins us from what was the largest mass vaccination site in east san jose's predominantly latino neighborhood. >> reporter: here in the mexican plaza there used to be hundreds of people lined up to get a shot. now the site is closed. but now a c

team president dave kaval joins me.e to las vegas is still not off the table, and what it will take for the a's to firmly commit to staying in oakland. we'll have that for you at 7:00. >>> but first, lester holt gives us a look at the aquatic center in the olympics to keep athletes safe from covid. >>> a college-age passenger yesterday was racing the clock. >> miles taylor conducted a speed ride. he's a mass transit fan. he's a senior at the university of pennsylvania. taylor started at the ain't yok station before 7:00 a.m., and by 1:00 p.m. he had high praise. he was impressed by the short wait time. he shared his trip on social media. got the attention of b.a.r.t.'s general manager who met personally with miles to talk shop. >> five years. miles is a gm at b.a.r.t. my prediction. >>> tonight an explosive summer surge fueling a new covid wave the dangerous delta variant now responsible for 83% of new infections dr. fauci citing the extraordinary efficiency in the way it spreads as vaccination rates plunge and hospital

when you talk to the a's president, dave kaval, they say that this is essentially something that they are not really, in terms of the negotiations, they're not sure where this is going. when you talk to the city, they say that this is where they want to go and they're committed. >> reporter: at state, a $12 billion ballpark project at howard terminal at the port of oakland that would include thousands of housing units. today's vote a major step in rooting the a's in oakland, or arguably uprooting the beloved team for good. >> the current term sheet, as its construct did, and with its current language, is not a business partnership that works for us. >> i don't know where we go from here, after doing somersaults, after receiving insults, after being disrespected. >> and a major developing today, the city promising the a's franchise a developer won't be responsible for the project did $352 million for off-site transportation infrastructure costs. >> we are very close. the primary difference is that oakland is standing firm on community benefits and the sources for funding them. >> but t

. >> we spoke with a's president dave kaval moments ago. both are disappointed that the city did not vote on the team proposal, but they are not walking away from the negotiating table. >> we were disappointed that the city did not actually vote on our proposal or one that we agreed with today. they did have a 6-1 positive vote, but it was on a proposal we actually only saw today. a lot of the language and amendments are things we did not see, so we will take time and understand what all that means and how it impacts our project. how it relates to our original proposal that we want voted on and we want to be thoughtful about analyzing that right now. from our perspective, we want this project to happen, but we want a framework that they understand and we understand and make sense moving forward. >> all right, where does that leave us and what is your take on everything that took place today? >> basically we have a city council not even unanimously support the city deal and then ignore the a's proposition. so we have two different deals. can

. >> reporter: dave kaval and the team were checking out a site near the strip today. >> phil ruffinwns circus circus and a large plot of land next to. >> reporter: here's where the city and the apartment's differ. the city wants 15% of affordable housing. >> what i've been hearing and i've been in some communication with them is an openness. they are reviewing what got passed yesterday. >> it's the bottom of the ninth inning. we need to play that game out and see where we end up. there's positive signs, negative signs. >> reporter: carla collins who represents a business advocacy group named town business says thousands of union jobs are on the line. >> if they leave and go to vegas, then what? no other major sports team is going to want to come in and represent oakland or the east bay for what could be many generations to come. >> how many spots they could potentially build the ballpark. >> in our making it in the bay segment, good news if you're looking to buy a home in the bay area. yes, good news. more homes are coming on the market. our business and tech reporter scott budman h

i did ask dave kaval about the simplest solution with the stadium.e response to that was, the team is not for sale. >> but you just threw it out there. thanks. >>> coming up tonight, at 8:00, shark tank. followed by 20/20 at 9:00 and don't miss abc7 news at 11:00. you can watch our newscast live and on demand through the connected tv app available for apple tv, android tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. download the app and start streaming. >>> finally, a few thoughts about what really matters. here we go again. just as we were feeling hopeful about some light at the end of the tunnel, here comes the train. the delta express is speeding us back to mask recommendations and restrictions are expected to get worse before they get better. expected to get worse, may be much worse, for the unvaccinated. at this moment those who have not or will not get the shot are bearing the brunt in the spike of new cases, here and around the country. more than 95% of those hospitalized with covid are unvaccinated. that speaks volumes about the effectiveness of the vaccine an

. >> a's president dave kaval has been vocal throughout the process. spoke with jessica aguirre about the importance of new stadium. watch that online at nbcbayarea.com or stay updated on the issue as it develops, just search oakland a's. >>> no water. that's what people living in large apartment complex in san jose are experiencing right now. p all started two days ago when the water main broke. owners are working to repair the pipe. in the meantime people who live in that complex are filling water jugz and buckets from a fire sprinkler pipe nearby. but that water is not considered safe to drink. coming up at 6:00 in a story only on nbc bay area, damian trujillo breaks the news. >>> equipment may have sparked dixie fire. north of sacramento wednesday near the site of the 2018 camp fire which was called by pg&e equipment failures. they found a blown fuse where the fire started and district attorney looking for whoever flew a drone over the fire in early stages because cal fire had to put aerosols on hold instead of maybe stopping it in its tracks. only

a's president dave kaval said while progress has been made in negotiations. the plan, the city council voted on tuesday afternoon is something that doesn't work for his team. we have more coverage starting on kron. 4 news at 5, 6, and of course on kron 4 sports at 6.45. and of course, you can always continue to track the fate of the a's on our website. kron 4 dot com. we have notes on the city council meeting from today as well as all of our team coverage, just scan the qr code you see on your screen with your phone. it will take you to our new digital page. that's all things a's on kron. 4 dot com. >> and senator paul, you do not know what you are talking about, quite frankly. and i want to say that officially you do not know what you are talking about. >> that was doctor anthony fauci sharply responding to questioning from republican senator rand paul. the 2 got into one senator paul accused the national institute of health funding research in wuhan china. the hearing comes now aside from doctor fauci. other top health officials were back on capitol hill to

a nonbinding term sheet, their own, for a new ballpark development project, the team president dave kaval spoke with abc 7 news from his hotel on the strip, he's of the team is studying oakland term street while the green and gold considers a move to the silver state . >> i'm here in las vegas for two days, we have our parallel path in southern nevada, we have a series of meetings with different resort operators, we have our architect here looking at different sites. >> i've been working with dave kaval for a long time and have wd negotiator. ect for him as a i respect their trying to keep the heat on. and what better place to go than vegas , for heat. >> a good joke by the mayor there, no question the franchise is pressuring to try to leverage the city of oakland, the mayor touted the oakland deal this morning from the project site sounding and optimistic and hopeful tone about keeping the oakland a's in oakland. for sports fans, the fear over the a's moving to las vegas, it's palpable, many are still reeling from the raiders moved to nevada and we heard it at the coliseum yesterday. >>

spoke with president dave kaval who says this is the last at-bat in oakland. >> it's reality of 20 yearsking on solving the stadium situation. current venue ten years past its useful life. lease to 2024. owe it to the players and fans to have a modern state of the art stadium. >> tuesday is when the oakland city council is expected to vote on whether the city should continue to negotiate with the a's. stay tuned. >>> your life can change just like that. >> back in 60 seconds with message from the family of a jogger missing for nearly a week. why they say they're not giving up hope. >>> new way for student to boost pandemic grades. how the program works and deadline to apply. >>> seeing signs of warming trend for the weekend. 10 to 11 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. plus high fire danger due to thundershowers arriving later this weekend. closer look in 60 seconds. >>> the family of a runner missing since saturday is holding up hope he'll turn up safe and sound. philip crychuk has not been seen. sat down with the wife and father. message is hug your family. >> your life can change in an

. >> i've been working with dave kaval for a very long time and have tremendous respect for him as a shrewd negotiator. >> reporter: the city made some quick changes to the terms yesterday, relieving the team of covering infrastructure costs, but the city upped its demand for affordable housing from 30% to 35% of units. >> we want to keep the a's at the negotiating table. the issue of housing is a huge issue in terms of the entire community benefits package. >> reporter: while the vote doesn't guarantee the ballpark will be built, it does approve a continuation of negotiations. >> we want to keep the a's here for literally at least another generation. >> mayor schaff says the team is now up to bat. she knows the nlb is on a very tight deadline. ba toe bargningtably to get the second the team in jack onsquare, in andrews, k >> we first brought you the mayor's news conference live on cbsn bay area. you can watch 24/ seven streaming on kpix.com or the kpix 5 news app. >>> a protest in oakland today over uc berkeley's redevelopment plans. opponents are fighting to save peoples park an ei

kpix 5's andrea nakano spoke with the president dave kaval just moments ago and asked him what needs to happen to get both sides back to the table. >> cattle told me this afternoon that he really wished the city council voted on its term sheet it proposed in april. instead, the city voted on a proposal that they came up with and made a lot of changes. now koval says the team has to look over all these changes and then run it through major- league baseball. >> i think we need to analyze what was passed and understand it better, and understand it, how it relates to our original term sheet, and a proposal that we agree to. and in doing so, i think that answer will fall out of that. >> he says it shouldn't take that long for that answer to come. after hours of public comment and negotiations, the oakland city council approved a term sheet with six yes votes. councilmember fyfe abstained and councilman gallo was the lone no vote. it was a term sheet that offered hope as city administrators brought forth a plan of off-site infrastructure being paid mostly by federal and state grants. that

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i've been working with dave kaval for a very long time and have tremendous respect for him as a shrewd negotiator. >> the oakland city council approved a modified term sheet for the a's proposed waterfront ballpark, but there are some major sticking points between the two sides. >>> taking a look at your top headlines this evening, the delta variant now accounts for 83% of all u.s. covid cases. a new cbs news poll found republicans are more likely than democrats to refuse a shot hurco now uisianhas ine voices holdouts. the second ranking house republican says he got his first dose this week. >>> meanwhile, the white house is extending its ban on nonessential travel across the northern and southern borders until august 21st. that means if you cross into canada when it reopens to fully vaccinated travelers on august 9th, you'll be there for a wild. and senate republicans have voted down a motion to begin debate on a massive bipartisan infrastructure bill today. senate gop leaders have said they want to see a finished product before moving forward. republicans in the bipartisan group are

. >> reporter: a's president dave kaval reacting to city council votes. >> we're taking some time to understand what they voted yes on. >> reporter: is it back to square one? not quite. city council members voting in favor for the proposed term sheets for the howard terminal project but in it are amendments requiring affordable housing, tenant and anti-displacement projections. >> the a's should have their own brand of aspirins because i think there's going to be a big headache here for a long time. >> reporter: andy worked with the oakland a's from 1980 to 1994. elevating to the position of executive vice president. he's had his hands in every aspect of the front office. >> even when they go to their said 20 wonderful locations in southern nevada, who said they're going to build anything and it's going to be a convertible dome stadium. that's a multibillion dollar, at least more than a billion dollar undertaking. when are they going to play there? who is paying? >> reporter: that's what council member five wants to know. the proposed ballpark is in her district and she was the one a

howard terminal is the oakland athletics last option to stay within city limits as team president dave kaval. we're in a position now really is howard terminal or bus in january. the a's submitted a non-binding term sheet to the city. it was made public in april that is what is on the table and it's what will ultimately be up for the council's vote, including negotiated recommendations made by city staff. >> the city council discuss the details of the term sheet. wednesday. >> during a virtual study session she is essentially an outline of the proposed financial deal between the city and the a's and the athletics need the council to approve the term sheet in order to move forward or existing lease at the coliseum only goes through 2024. >> we have a situation where the facility is 10 years past its useful life. and we really have an obligation and a responsibility to get some type of resolution on this. keep in mind the city says negotiations for the 12 billion dollar. howard terminal project in the future of the coal seam side are not related and ongoing bids and proposals for the coliseum

. >> a's president dave kaval has said if tomorrow's vote doesn't go the team's way, he may visit vegas on wednesday. >>> seven people in west oakland need a new place to stay tonight after a three alarm fire gutted a vacant victorian and badly damaged the two houses on either side of it. the flames erupt did just before dawn near ninth and peralta. took 50 firefighters to get it under control. no official word on a cause, but the neighbors telus a squatter had been staying in that vacant house. >>> still to come, can san francisco tourism be saved? >> there are broken windows on cars as you drive down the street. >> the city's new, old school approach to curbing the rampant crime threatening to drive tourists away. >>> what is organic really mean? you might be surprised at the answer when you start asking more questions. >> doesn't surprise me that people in the food industry these days aren't telling you about their technology. >>> it's the cutest cargo load you'll ever see. the pets that just took a private plane to the bay area in search of a second chance. team usa is ready for the

a's president dave kaval and i have a conversation, and why a move to las vegas is not off the table. >>> and then fighting the spread of the delta variant. one bay area county has an eye-opening look at the vaccines. >>> and the fires are so big they're creating their own weather conditions. jeff ranieri has an explanation. he'll tell us. >>> good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight. and i'm jessica aguirre. so oakland played ball today. the city council approve ago plan that would finance the move to the howard terminal at the port of oakland, but it was not the home run the team was hoping are to. the city voting a proposal the team hadn't approved. project that would include 35,000 fans and 1.5 million square feet of office space as well as retail space, hotel room and outdoor space for the public. here's how the vote went. six council members voted yes. one council member, noel gallo followed through with what he told us yesterday and voted no. council member carol feist on stained. they said the development would help create jobs. but council member gallo says the a's hav

i've been working with dave kaval for a very long time and have tremendous respect for him as a shrewdnegotiator. >> oakland city council voted on a modified term sheet yesterday but the a's president says there is still work that needs to be done. the team says it is looking over yesterday's proposal passed by the city council. >>> to the coronavirus now as the delta variant surges in the bay area. there are lots of questions about whether to wear masks or not. i spoke to dr. george rutherford with ucsf to get some guidance. >> if you are vaccinated, we are trying to prevent breakthrough cases, that is cases among people who have been vaccinated, and the more and more transmission there is, and there's a lot of transmission going on with the delta variance, the more likely you, as a vaccinated person, are to come into contact with someone who is infectious. >> today, governor gavin newsom also weighed in on the mask recommendations and how it might affect returning to school in the fall. >> up to 50% now of californians are in jurisdictions where there's some form of recommendation fo

. >> reporter: a's president dave kaval has said the team is not interested in the current coliseum soothe and would like to build on the water at howard terminal. >> i'm hopeful they would vote on our proposal or a slightly modified version. it's a really critical moment for the franchise and baseball in oakland. >> reporter: former a's player and okayland native bip roberts said the council and team need to come to an agreement here for the city's sake. >> we just can't afford to lose another franchise, you know, be the laughing stock of the nation basically. you had the a's. you had the raiders. you had the warriors. now you have nothing. >> reporter: former a's executive andy dolage says he does not like what he's recently heard from current athletics high-ups about the possibility of the team moving to las vegas. >> and when you say that there are 20 spectacular locations in southern nevada, not to take anything away from southern nevada, and there's no other location, there's zero plan b other than howard terminal, that's just 100% illogical and not factual. >> reporter: fans we spok

we proposed with edits that we kind of come together in mutual agreement in fact, a's president dave kaval stated during the nearly 4 hours long virtual meeting that the amended terms sheet includes language that the team has never seen. >> among the roadblocks encounter during the course of negotiations has been who pays for off site transportation infrastructure. the a's have said they should not be held responsible. the city now agrees saying local regional state, federal. >> and other funds could cover those costs the city now also once a 35 year term agreement rather than at least 45 years, though it would include a 25 year non relocation agreement. the city also insists that 35% of the residential component of the project should be dedicated to affordable housing. but the a's have not agreed to being held financially responsible for that. i just really want to stress that, you know, voting yes on something that we don't agree with or we don't have consensus around. >> is not an effective path for i don't know where we go from here. >> they're still telling us that they are not rooted

they're back in las vegas to us explore a possible relocation team president dave kaval says he doesn't think that that term sheet is going to work for the team, but they will continue to negotiate. >> both with oakland and also explore some other options. ron futrell joining us now live from las vegas with what the city is offering the team. we just we don't want him to go to vegas though. so i hope whatever know. >> i get that. yeah. i'm not sure vegas here yet. we're sure what biggest want yet. justine vicki really seriously as we do know this, though, the nays management wasted no time they're back in the vegas valley today right after that meeting yesterday. this is at least their 4th visit here to las vegas after they since taken bell made the announcement that they were looking at las vegas. we understand he will be here at least 2 days today. tomorrow they're actively looking at sites here in vegas of course, oakland would like to see that the waterfront project or or alameda coliseum work. it seems like here in las vegas that the a's are interested in making those 2 sites work

they're back in las vegas to us explore a possible relocation team president dave kaval says he doesn'tm sheet is going to work for the team, but they will continue to negotiate. >> both with oakland and also explore some other options. ron futrell joining us now live from las vegas with what the city is offering the team. we just we don't want him to go to vegas though. so i hope whatever know. >> i get that. yeah. i'm not sure vegas here yet. we're sure what biggest want yet. justine vicki really seriously as we do know this, though, the nays management wasted no

a's president dave kaval told abc7 news the team has made concessions on affordable housing. the council will take a vote on tuesday and kaval says voting yes on the city's deal really means a no for the a's. >> we've actually been working in good faith to make concessions, but by the same token just something that doesn't have the details, that is not something we agree to, that is not going to be a constructive path forward. proposal today, it was voted on and that was the only thing considered, would not be success for this project and for the a's in oakland. we have a proposal that does work for us that they're welcome to vote on. >> still unclear is how much money alameda county or the state might contribute to close the funding gap. kaval says negotiations will continue through the weekend. larry beil, abc7 news. >>> former 49er richard sherman appeared in court today and entered a not guilty plea to multiple charges. sherman is accused of trying to break into the seattle area home of his wife's parents. he and his wife were seen leaving court holding hands. earlier in

kpix 5's andrea nakano spoke with the president dave kaval just moments ago and asked him what needs table. >> cattle told me this afternoon that he really wished the city council voted on its term sheet it proposed in april. instead, the city voted on a proposal that they came up with and made a lot of changes. now koval says the team has to look over all these changes and then run it through major- league baseball. >> i think we need to analyze what was passed and understand it better, and understand it, how it relates to our original

it's that we kind of come together in mutual agreement in fact, a's president dave kaval stated during the nearly 4 hours long virtual meeting that the amended terms sheet includes language that the team has never seen. >> among the roadblocks encountered during the course of negotiations has been to pays for off-site transportation infrastructure. the a's have said they should not be held responsible. the city now agrees saying local regional state, federal. >> and other funds could cover those costs. the city now also once a 35 year term agreement rather than at least 45 years, though it would include a 25 year non relocation agreement. the city also insists that 35% of the residential component of the project should be dedicated to affordable housing. but the a's have not agreed to being held financially responsible for that. i just really want to stress that. >> you know, voting yes on something that we don't agree with their we don't have consensus around. is not an effective path for i don't know where we go from here. >> if they're still telling us that they are not rooted in oa

a growing feud between the a's and bark president dave kaval has been calling out part on twitter. tweeted yesterday that they're suddenly not selling any more tickets for tonight's game against the red sox do too, not having bart service being available from the coliseum to accommodate the postgame fireworks show bart announced yesterday that late night service and prepandemic service is returning starting in august. but of course, that doesn't help us for tonight's game. >> i mean, i have 35,000 fans here and many of them are used to taking bart and they're not going to be able to leave after the game using barred. so that means they're going to have to park in the parking lots. we only have 9,000 spots if they've already almost completely sold out. and so it's going to be a really challenging situation for us to manage that. >> raiders used to pack that place for the tailgates anyway. in the end, the a's and bart are recommending fans plan ahead the last bart train. it's set to leave the platform at 10:10pm, tonight. us sprinter should carry richardson has been disqualified from

howard terminal is the oakland athletics last option to stay within city limits as team president dave kaval. we're in a position now really is howard terminal or bus in january. the a's submitted a non-binding term sheet to the city. it was made public in april that is what is on the table. and it's what will ultimately be up for the council's vote, including negotiated recommendations made by city staff. >> the city council discuss the details of the term sheet. wednesday. >> during a virtual study session she is essentially an outline of the proposed financial deal between the city and the a's and the athletics need the council to approve the term sheet in order to move forward or existing least of the coliseum only goes through 2024. >> we have a situation where the facility is 10 years past its useful life. and we really have an obligation and a responsibility to get some type of resolution on this. keep in mind, the city says negotiations for the 12 billion dollar. howard terminal project in the future of the coal seam side are not related and ongoing bids and proposals for the coliseu

a's president dave kaval told abc7 news the team has made concessions on affordable housing. the council will take a vote on tuesday and kaval says voting yes on the city's deal really means a no for the a's. >> we've actually been working in good faith to make concessions, but by the same token just something that doesn't have the details, that is not something we agree to, that is not going to be a constructive path forward. proposal today, it was voted on and that was the only thing considered, would not be success for this project and for the a's in oakland. we have a proposal that does work for us that they're welcome to vote on. >> still unclear is how much money alameda county or the state might contribute to close the funding gap. kaval says negotiations will continue through the weekend. larry beil, abc7 news. >>> former 49er richard sherman appeared in court today and entered a not guilty plea to multiple charges. sherman is accused of trying to break into the seattle area home of his wife's parents. he and his wife were seen leaving court holding hands. earlier in

. >> reporter: a's president dave kaval has said the team is not interested in the current coliseum soothe would like to build on the water at howard terminal. >> i'm hopeful they would vote on our proposal or a slightly modified version. it's a really critical moment for the franchise and baseball in oakland. >> reporter: former a's player and okayland native bip roberts said the council and team need to come to an agreement here for the city's sake. >> we just can't afford to lose another franchise, you know, be the laughing stock of the nation basically. you had the a's. you had the raiders. you had the warriors. now you have nothing. >> reporter: former a's executive andy dolage says he does not like what he's recently heard from current athletics high-ups about the possibility of the team moving to las vegas. >> and when you say that there are 20 spectacular locations in southern nevada, not to take anything away from southern nevada, and there's no other location, there's zero plan b other than howard terminal, that's just 100% illogical and not factual. >> reporter: fans we spoke wi

a's president dave kaval told abc7 the team has made concessions on affordable housing.e says a yes vote on the city's deal means a no for the a's. >> we've actually been working in good faith to make concessions, but by the same token just something that doesn't have the details, that is not something we agree to, that is not going to consvefons continuing over ekd. it's still unclear, though, as to how much money alameda county or the state might contribute to close that funding gap. >>> cal alum and pga golfer collin morikawa won the second major of his career today. he won the open by just two strokes. morikawa is the first player to capture two different majors on his first attempt. he won the pga championship last year. walter chun, director of the men's golf program at cal, says collin really makes us all so proud. he has put in so much time and has made many sacrifices to get to where he is today. cam cal has so much to be thankful for as he represents our university so well." >>> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00 now an oakland fire station has been closed all w

howard terminal is the oakland athletics last option to stay within city limits as team president dave kaval. we're in a position now really is howard terminal or bus in january. the a's submitted a non-binding term sheet to the city. it was made public in april. that is what is on the table. and it's what will ultimately be up for the council's vote, including negotiated recommendations made by city staff. >> the city council discuss the details of the term sheet. wednesday. >> during a virtual study session. the term sheet is essentially an outline of the proposed financial deal between the city and the a's and the athletics need the council to approve the term sheet in order to move forward or existing least of the coliseum only goes through 2024. >> we have a situation where the facility is 10 years past its useful life. and we really have an obligation and a responsibility to get some type of resolution on this. keep in mind, the city says negotiations for the 12 billion dollar. howard terminal project in the future of the coal seam side are not related and ongoing bids and proposals fo

that's what the team president dave kaval says, but it's up to the city council. want to move forward with the project. they are negotiating the terms of this project. but at the same time there are ongoing bids in plans for the original coliseum site. >> our existing lease at the coliseum only goes through 2024 we have a situation where the facility is 10 years past its useful life. and we really have an obligation and a responsibility to get some type of resolution on this. so the raiders deal when they came back from los angeles included the city and county paying for the ballpark we're paying for the entire cost of the stadium. the a's are taking the risk. all the onsite risk. >> the city wants the a's to commit to a non relocation agreement that would remain valid for at least 45 years. the a's have countered with 20 years. the city council is set for another vote on the project terms on july 20th. it's 9.42. and we'll be right back. at chewy, we know walks are made better with our furry friends. and we're here to make those walks easy. from tasty treats on t

that's what the team president dave kaval says. >> but it will ultimately be up to the city council to decide if this project gets the green light negotiations continue over the project. there are also ongoing biz and proposals for the coliseum site as well, though. >> our existing lease at the coliseum only goes through 2024 we have a situation where the facility is 10 years past its useful life. and we really have an obligation and a responsibility to get some type of resolution on this. so the raiders deal when they came back from los angeles included the city and county paying for the ballpark we're paying for the entire cost of the stadium. the a's are taking the risk. all the onsite risk. >> so he's saying there that, you know, the city sort of has nothing to lose and everything to gain by giving the a's their dream letting them build it. now the city wants the age to commit to a 9 relocation agreement that would remain valid for 45 years. >> said about 20 like maybe we degree for 20 years, the city council set to vote the project terms. july 20 so listen to all the wrangling bac

howard terminal is the oakland athletics last option to stay within city limits as team president dave kaval. we're in a position now really is howard terminal or bus in january. the a's submitted a non-binding term sheet to the city. it was made public in april that is what is on the table and it's what will ultimately be up for the council's vote, including negotiated recommendations made by city staff. >> the city council discuss the details of the term sheet. wednesday. >> during a virtual study session she is essentially an outline of the proposed financial deal between the city and the a's and the athletics need the council to approve the term sheet in order to move forward or existing lease the coliseum only goes through 2024. >> we have a situation where the facility is 10 years past its useful life. and we really have an obligation and a responsibility to get some type of resolution on this. keep in mind the city says negotiations for the 12 billion dollar. howard terminal project in the future of the coal seam site are not related and ongoing bids and proposals for the coliseum sit

dave kaval said the team will follow laws requiring affordable housing and agreed the team would not move for at least 30 years. the a's say they need to set up a secondary tax district to make up the $352 million shortfall. the city does not want that in the deal. the city council will vote on what is essentially their own term sheet on tuesday. a yes vote on that proposal is a no vote for the a's. >> that is why we need a vote this summer, on tuesday hopefully, affirming the financial framework between the two parties. the current proposal they articulated really does not do that, so we are hopeful that between now and then, changes could be made and we could get closer on that, but that is a huge gap that we haven't really why the term sheet released today was a step backwards. >> meanwhile, the oakland mayor released a statement saying we appreciate the a's working with us to reach consensus on nearly all financial terms, as well as continuing to problem solve between now and approval of a binding development agreement, but they are a long ways off. >>> former 49er appeared in co

howard terminal is the oakland athletics last option to stay within city limits as team president dave kaval. we're in a position now really is howard terminal or bus in january. the a's submitted a non-binding term sheet to the city. it was made public in april. that is what is on the table. and it's what will ultimately be up for the council's vote, including negotiated recommendations made by city staff. >> the city council discuss the details of the term sheet. wednesday. >> during a virtual study session she is essentially an outline of the proposed financial deal between the city and the a's and the athletics need the council to approve the term sheet in order to move forward or existing least of the coliseum only goes through 2024. >> we have a situation where the facility is 10 years past its useful life. and we really have an obligation and a responsibility to get some type of resolution on this. keep in mind, the city says negotiations for the 12 billion dollar. howard terminal project in the future of the coal seam side are not related and ongoing bids and proposals for the colise

. >> reporter: speaking to the city council, oakland a's president dave kaval was clear what would happenl apart. >> we need a downtown location and that is howard terminal. it really is howard terminal or bust. >> reporter: it would include a $1 billion investment by by a's for the stadium. >> if properly implemented, the district at howard terminal has the potential to accomplish a number of very worthy objectives. one is to keep the a's rooted in oakland. another is to be a catalyst for building out long needed infrastructure around the site. >> reporter: but by the end of the meeting, to sticking points emerged. one over whether the a's would get a waiver on affordable housing obligations, quickly dismissed by several councilmembers including dan cobb. >> it sets a bad precedent, it is a bad idea and to me that is a shocking element of this that i have difficulty swallowing. >> reporter: the other sticking point has to do with the creation of a special tax district which would divert city revenues to fund infrastructure for the project, something that a's want, but the city opposes. >

basically he backed up what a's president dave kaval has been saying that a potential move to vegas or a move out oakland to somewhere else could be coming. the oakland city council is a scheduled to take the first vote on the howard terminal project next week. the a's have made it clear that if the council votes no and for now confirms that the a's will move forward with their plans to relocate and that could be vegas or. somewhere else. there are lots of different cities interested not 42. we'll be right back. welcome back. 9.45 on this wednesday morning halfway through the week and today is going to bring some of the nicest weather from start to finish. >> that we've seen so far this week and that's saying something because this week hasn't been that bad. you're nor cal how the weather center forecast is showing this morning that san jose. you've been sitting under sunshine all morning long. so far. beautiful morning to have been out and about. and that's actually true for a whole lot of us. as of right now, bayside cities are still holding on to a little bit of low grade. but the f

the a's president dave kaval and the team owner are schedule for meetings today and thursday in las vegast a possible new stadium there. the a's hope to have final terms voted in oakland by the end of october. later this morning oakland mayor libby schaaf will discuss yesterday's council vote with us. reporting live here outside the oakland coliseum, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> we'll keep following it. thanks. >>> new this morning, san francisco expanding its mental health services. according to "the chronicle" paramedics can decide if a person should be held for up to 72 hours. this is if they believe a person is dangerous to themselves or others. only police officers and doctors could order a hold. san francisco fire department says between july 2019 and june 2020 police initiated around 8 holds a day. >>> the vallejo man plotting to blow up the democratic party head quarters in sacramento remains in jail. he was minutes away from getting out yesterday but according to the "sacramento bee" a judge agreed to release john copeland on the condition that his wife act as his custodian

howard terminal is the oakland athletics last option to stay within city limits as team president dave kaval. we're in a position now really is howard terminal or bus in january. the a's submitted a non-binding term sheet to the city. it was made public in april that is what is on the table and it's what will ultimately be up for the council's vote, including negotiated recommendations made by city staff. >> the city council discuss the details of the term sheet. wednesday. >> during a virtual study session she is essentially an outline of the proposed financial deal between the city and the a's and the athletics need the council to approve the term sheet in order to move forward or existing lease at the coliseum only goes through 2024. >> we have a situation where the facility is 10 years past its useful life. and we really have an obligation and a responsibility to get some type of resolution on this. keep in mind, the city says negotiations for the 12 billion dollar. howard terminal project in the future of the coal seam site are not related and ongoing bids and proposals for the coliseum

the a's released publicly in april changes at the a's president dave kaval says today caught him off guard. >> there has been progress in the negotiations. you know, we moved and made concessions. the city's main concessions. but i think it is important to remember that the current term she even with these amendments is not something that the a's have consensus around. it's not a term sheet that we proposed with that. it's the we kind of come together in mutual agreement. >> so the team and city officials are still at odds basically, of course, all comes down to money. the u.s. previously refused to pay for offsite infrastructure for this proposed ballpark oakland city council members now saying they will pick up that 350 million dollar bill noting that they can use money from other areas to cover the costs. basically some federal money coming in some state money that would be local money as well. but if that's the case, they say here's what we want in return. the city wants a 35 year agreement in return with the a's and a promise that the team's going to stay in oakland for another

howard terminal is the oakland athletics last option to stay within city limits as team president dave kavaltion now really is howard terminal or bus in january. the a's submitted a non-binding term sheet to the city. it was made public in april. that is what is on the table and it's what will ultimately be up for the council's vote, including negotiated recommendations made by city staff. >> the city council discuss the details of the term sheet. wednesday. >> during a virtual study session she is essentially an outline of the proposed financial deal between the city and the a's and the athletics need the council to approve the term sheet in order to move forward or existing lease at the coliseum only goes through 2024. >> we have a situation where the facility is 10 years past its useful life. and we really have an obligation and a responsibility to get some type of resolution on this. keep in mind the city says negotiations for the 12 billion dollar. howard terminal project in the future of the coal seam side are not related and ongoing bids and proposals for the coliseum site. >> i have

a's president dave kaval and the team owner are schedule for meetings today and thursday in las vegas there. the a's hope to have final terms voted on in oakland by the end of october. later this morning, it looks like in about a couple hours oakland mayor libby schaaf will discuss with us yesterday's council vote. live outside the coliseum, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> now to our continuing coverage on the recall election of governor newsom. today the state is scheduled to release the final list of candidates vying to replace the governor. meanwhile, several court battles are already in the works over the september 14th election. kevin faulconer expected to seek permission for the right to be called the retired san diego mayor on the ballot. talk radio host larry elder filed a lawsuit arguing election officials blocked him from the contest. >>> the vallejo man accused of plotting to blow up the democratic headquarters in sacramento remains in jail. he was minutes away from getting out yesterday but according to the sacramento be a judge agreed to release john cop