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but nevada governor joe lombardo says he does plan to call a special session later this morning. and during that time we get a look at his agenda. it will give us some more answers. but the bill regarding these new stadium getting stuck in committee major proposed timelines for a's new home. ultimately the debate of public funding for a private sports stadium continues to be controversial. officials say 380 million dollars of public assistance would go towards a new 1.5 billion dollar stadium which include tax credits in county bonds, essentially taxpayer backed loans. supporters of the bill say it would generate enough money to pay those bonds off along with some interest. but others disagree. and we spoke with the sports economist who had this to say about the topic. >> people who are spending money at stadiums buying tickets, bind. can sessions even going out to eat outside the stadium? that's money that was mostly spent by people who are local to the area. and so it's just a reshuffling of existing money in the community and doesn't generate lots lots of new spending or job g

but the nevada governor, joe lombardo says he plans to call a special session later this morning. and that agenda that he announces may give us some answers. now, the bill regarding these new stadium getting stuck in committee may drag out the proposed timelines for these new home as the debate of public funding for private sports stadium continues. officials say 380 million dollars of public assistance would go towards the new 1.5 billion dollars stadium and that includes tax credits in county bonds, essentially taxpayer backed loans. supporters of the bill say it would generate enough money to pay those bonds off along with interest, but others disagree. we spoke with a sports economist who had this to say. >> people who are spending money at stadiums buying tickets, bind. can sessions even going out to eat outside the stadium? that's money that was mostly spent by people who are local to the area. and so it's just a reshuffling of existing money in the community and doesn't generate lots lots of new spending or job growth in the area. >> so that is majority of the argument. now

follows the bill would go back to the senate to confirm the amendments, then to nevada governor joe lombardo to sign last night. quite a scene, 28,000 fans attended the a's game in oakland, their highest game attendance at the coliseum in five years. fans held what they call the reverse boycott. it was part of their effort to send a message to the team's owner to sell the a's earlier on the floor. we spoke with tabitha mueller of the nevada independent. she says lawmakers are working on amendments on the deal and she expects a close vote in the nevada assembly. i think the holdup right now is just the amendment. now, if all the amendments come through and they have the votes, i think what we can expect tonight is a vote on this bill. but it just depends on where the lawmakers are at. and, you know, i think we may see a close vote on this if nevada approves the stadium funding, major league baseball would have to approve the a's move to las vegas a's fans yesterday helped bart reach its second highest ridership numbers since march 2020. 189,716 people traveled on bart, which is 46% of pre cov

but the nevada governor, joe lombardo says he does plan to call a special session later this morning. now with that, we will get a look on his agenda, getting more answers. but the bill regarding the a's new stadium getting stuck in committee may drag the proposed timelines. you know, for the a's new home, this debate of public funding for a private sports stadium continues to be controversial. officials say 380 million in public assistance would go towards the new 1.5 billion dollars stadium, which would include tax credits in county bonds, essentially taxpayer backed loans. supporters of the bill say it would generate enough money to pay those bonds off along with some interest. but others disagree. take a listen to a sports. economists had to say regarding it. >> people who are spending money at stadiums buying tickets, bind. can sessions even going out to eat outside the stadium? that's money that was mostly spent by people who are local to the area. and so it's just a reshuffling of existing money in the community and doesn't generate lots lots of new spending or job growth in th

but now, it looks like the team is about to get a one-way ticket to vegas after nevada governor joe lombardo signed a bill securing $380 million in taxpayer money to build a new ballpark on the strip. the team put out a statement saying they are excited about the nevada sports scene and looking forward to becoming a valued immunity member. >>> meanwhile, oakland mayor sheng thao insists the city went above and beyond to keep the team in oakland but the mlb commissioner himself says the city has only itself to blame. the a's will now need to file a new relocation application. a committee will iron out the details and make a recommendation that will eventually go to all mlb owners for a final vote. >>> today, san francisco is officially kicking up juneteenth weekend with the y monday andmarks our l. th coy'inndday. it w ju ofsa elaved african americans in texas were notified that they were free by executive decree . in 2021, president joe biden signed legislation, making juneteenth a federal holiday. all around the country, juneteenth is celebrated with festivals, parades, and gatherings with

. >> reporter: joe lombardo said a former celebratory ceremony will be announced in the coming weeks. meanwhile, the team itself released a statement that reads in part, we will now begin the process with mlb to apply for relocation to las vegas. we are excited about southern nevada's dynamic and vibrant professional sports team and we look forward to becoming a valued community member through jobs, economic development. they signed the bill after months of negotiations. it allocates $380 million in public funding for a new vegas stadium. oakland a's fans say it is hard to watch their team slip away. >> i want the a's to stay. >> it seems like oakland has dropped the ball on these teams. it used to be a very, you know, sports-minded town. >> in a statement to the associated press, rob manfred also blames the city saying in part, the owners as a whole understand there has been a multiyear, approaching a decade effort, adding what is it that oakland was prepared to do? there is no oakland offer. the oakland mayor said yesterday whatever happens in have in, the city's focus is on doing w

it now heads to the desk of governor joe lombardo in nevada who is expected to sign it as early as tomorrow. tonight the a's issuing this statement. we thank the members of the nevada state legislature and their staff for their hard work and attention to detail as we work to bring the athletics to las vegas. the oakland mayor also releasing a statement. the a's have been part of oakland for more than a half century. and they belong in this city. whatever happens in nevada, our focus is on doing what is best for oakland and fiscal responsibility. as part of the amended deal, the a's will increase their financial commitment to the las vegas community from $1.5 million a year to $2.5 million a year. >> before any money is handed out, the team has to put in money into the community because they were afraid of we'll give you money and then the team leaves and some of the problem happening in oakland. >> let me clarify, from $1.5 million to $2 million. they will give the community on an annual basis if they indeed move there. it comes after more than 27,000 a's fans packed the coliseum last night

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nevada governor joe lombardo signed a bill securing some $38 million in taxpayer money to build this,allpark on the strip. the team put out a statement about it, and to add it to injury they did not mention oakland at all. they said they are excited about the nevada sports scene, looking forward to becoming a valued community member. sheng thao insists the city went above and beyond to keep them in oakland. >> we had over 27,000 people show up on a tuesday night to really show and really debunk any accusation that we don't have a fan base here. if the owners and ligue 1 a team in vegas they should approve an expansion team but they should allow for the oakland a's to stay rooted in their hometown o more than half a century. >> while there may only be a tiny, tiny glimmer of hope left the past 24 hours have left the oakland a's fan base pretty deflated. as andrea nakano reports, the mlb commissioner himself says the city only has itself to blame. >> reporter: fony, it feels like the bottom of the ninth with two outs. they need hopes to keep their team alive but those hopes are quickly

joe lombardo signed a bill securing $380 million of taxpayers money to build the new ballpark on the strip. putting out the statement to add insult to injury, they didn't add them in at all. they're excited about the sports scene, looking forward to becoming a valued community member. sheng thao insists the city went above and beyond to keep the team in oakland. >> we had over 27,000 people show up on the tuesday night, so it really shows, you know, it really debunks any accusation that somehow we don't have a fan base here. they should approve an expansion team, but they should allow for the oakland a's to stay rooted in their hometown of more than half a century. >> there may be a glimmer of hope left. the past few days left the aest oakland fan base pretty deflated. but as andrea nakano reports, the commissioner himself says the city is only to blame. >> you hold on to that hopes that like something is going to fall apart. but you know, we take it day by day and today is not a bad day. >> and founding the oakland a's group, the 68s. looking at san jose, fremont, lainey college, an

the letter was sent to manfred on june 15th as the same day, nevada governor joe lombardo signed a bill granting 380 million dollars in public financing to help pay for a new stadium for the oakland a's in las vegas. coming up on kron, 4 news at 9. we're going hear from matt mahan. we'll have a full report on that letter to the mlb. >> for your help tonight, 5 cases of malaria have emerged in america causing a health alert. the cdc is warning doctors and public health authorities about the disease. the 4 florida cases and one texas case where the first locally acquired malaria cases in america in 20 years. that means the disease was not contracted outside of the country. the cdc says the cases do not appear to be linked and all of the patients are in recovery. the agency recommends using repellent and wearing long sleeve shirts and pants to protect against mosquitoes. big changes may be coming soon to 2 popular drugs approved for treatment of type 2 diabetes. >> and use as an anti-obesity medication for weight loss. those in pick and we go. we are currently available only by injection n

yesterday governor joe lombardo tweeted there was going to be a second session today.s proposal to the state. the team wants $380 million in public funding from nevada to build its estimated $1.5 billion ballpark right on the strip. a lot has happened since the potential move was announced. the a's first land deal in las vegas was with red rock resorts. the plan was to build a ballpark near the strip but not on it. that was announced late april. then came the second agreement a month late we are bally's that canceled out the first and is the latest plan. it comes with a different location, putting the ballpark on the south end of the strip right where the tropicana hotel is currently. the delay in nevada, though, has some oakland officials hopeful that the original plan of building a new stadium at howard terminal could still happen. >> if they choose not to do that in nevada, they want to come back here and talk with us again, we have an open door to talk with them if they so choose. >> so just in the last hour, east bay congresswoman barbara lee put out a statement s

governor joe lombardo was said i anticipate calling a special legislative session. but at this point it's unclear whether stadium project believe in be discussed in a special session. >> it opens up opportunity to talk again to oakland and you're going to hear from other cities around the country. just say, hey, what about were interested in getting a team from 1980, to 1994 and d-list served as executive vice president and vice president of business operations for the oakland a's. when walter owned the team. >> he says the setback for the a's and nevada may be temporary, even though it looks like they got snake guide on we're going to hear more and i don't think this is going away anytime soon with all the work they've done in las vegas. if, however, the vegas project stalls, oakland mayor sheng tao says we hope the a's ownership takes another. look at what oakland is offering. we had a great deal on the table and the a's do belong in oakland if they're coming back to the table and it's a big f. i'm going to say we're in charge now. you're not. tillis says the city

governor joe lombardo has said i anticipate calling a special legislative session. but at this point there is conflicting information as to whether stadium project we'll even be discussed at a special session. i do think it is a ray of hope for the oakland a's. but >> as we know when you go to las vegas, nobody ever loses in las vegas, right? they always come back with bags full of cash and the goal is served as executive vice president and vice president of business operations for the a's. >> from 1980, to 1994 when walter on the team, he says this setback for the a's and nevada may be temporary in this even though it looks like they got snake guide on we're going to hear more i don't think this is going away anytime soon. with all the work they've done in las vegas. >> if however, the vegas projects stalls, jolie says before the city of oakland agrees to reopen discussions about a howard terminal stadium. >> he would require certain assurances from the a's. >> i want sign documents that say. >> mister fisher, you are going to pay a billion dollars for the building

the same day, nevada governor joe lombardo signed a bill granting 380 million dollars in public financing to help pay for a new ballpark for the a's in vegas. coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 9. we'll hear from mayor mahan and a full report about that letter sent to major league baseball. >> the oakland city council has passed mayor sheng tao so-called one oakland budget proposal. it makes major investments in housing, infrastructure, early childhood education, more than 200 million dollars will be set aside for new affordable housing 106 million for infrastructure improvement projects. 87 million of that will go to a continuing the city's 5 year paving plan. the budget will pay for early childhood education by using federal, state and local money to expand the hours and services of oakland's head start and early head start programs. >> new at 5, the person shot and killed near the powell street bart station in san francisco has been identified according to san francisco's medical examiner. 21 year-old find barfield was shot in the area of powell and market streets thursday night poli

all eyes on the batter governor joe lombardo and his desk after the legislature passed a funding agreement for $380 million to build the ballpark in las vegas. you released a statement after the a's did, saying this is not a done deal until shovels are in the ground. looks all but certain that the governor is going to sign the bill. are you holding out hope that something else might happen? sheng: it's been clear while that the owners of the a's wanted to move the team to las vegas or any other place. if we are talking about that, right? we in oakland know better than anyone that there is a long pathway between passing legislation which we have and shovels in the ground. so i firmly believe the a's belong in oakland and more than 20,000 fans agreed. more than 27,000 fans this week agreed. they showed up in a reverse boycott which was extremely explosive and electrifying. if the owners want a team in vegas, sure, they deserve a team, but they should approve an expansion team and let the a's stay in their home of more than half a century. >> i want to get your reaction to a statement we just

the reason she returned to the bay area in pinole amberleigh, ktvu fox two news, nevada governor joe lombardo signed the bill containing funding for a's stadium for a stadium rather for the a's in las vegas into law today after being passed by state lawmakers yesterday. the public finance package is up to $380 million, which will go towards the proposed 1.5 billion ballpark construction. governor lombardo said in a statement in part, quote, this is an incredible opportunity to bring the a's to nevada and this legislation reflects months of negotiations between the team, the state, the county and the league. just two days after a's fans participate in a reverse boycott, state of nevada did its part in the a's relocation process. a's fans started to realize that the team's time in oakland may be coming to a close very soon, but are hopeful they are wrong. i don't think there's any chance that we could really stay here. i mean, the city doesn't want them here. the manager doesn't want him here. unfortunately, you know, i got to buy that trip to vegas every now and again just to see my favorite t

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nevada governor joe lombardo says that he anticipates calling a special legislative session, but at thisknown whether stadium project will even be discussed in that special session. a majority of nevada residents in a recent poll were not in favor of the stadium. >> a federal judge is temporarily blocking portions of a new florida law banning transgender minors from receiving gender-affirming care. florida governor ron desantis signed that ban into law. but now families of 3 transgender children filed a lawsuit challenging the new law. the federal judge sided with the families in ruling handed down today saying, quote, gender or identity is real desantis. his office has not yet commented on the ruling. are calling him a whistleblower. he says his secret government programs have been recovering spaceships and aliens for decades. former intelligence and military official david says it. >> he has turned evidence over to congress that the recovery program does exist. some lawmakers say that they are not aware of the program. >> but my first reaction is probably like everybody watching his wo

. >>> new this morning, nevada's governor joe lombardo will call a special session to discuss plans to build a stadium for the oakland a's. nevada lawmakers ended last night's session before a decision was made. around 1:00 this morning, the governor's office confirmed he would call for a special session. that would allow lawmakers to reconsider a public funding package for the a's proposed $1.5 billion ballpark on the vegas strip. oakland a's fans in the bay organized a reverse boycott for the next tuesday game at the coliseum wanting to fill up as many seats as possible. they raised more than $27,000 for t-shirts for people that show up. a's fans want john fisher to sell the team to an owner that will keep them in oakland. mlb commissioner told reporters last month that the a's relocation could be approved as soon as next week's meeting in new york. >> justin. it will be interesting what happens with this one. >>> the top stories, a small plane crashed in remote virginia is under federal investigation. authorities are trying to determine why the pilot became unresponsive and want to

. >>> new this morning, nevada's governor joe lombardo will call a special session to discuss plans to build a stadium for the oakland a's. nevada lawmakers ended last night's session before a decision was made. around 1:00 this morning, the governor's office confirmed he would call for a special session. that would allow lawmakers to reconsider a public funding package for the a's proposed $1.5 billion ballpark on the vegas strip. oakland a's fans in the bay organized a reverse boycott for the next tuesday game at the coliseum wanting to fill up as many seats as possible. they raised more than $20,000 for t-shirts for people that show up. a's fans want john fisher to sell the team to an owner that will keep them in oakland. mlb commissioner told reporters last month that the a's relocation could be approved as soon as next week's meeting in new york. >> we will wait and see. thanks, justin. >>> the top stories, a small plane crashed in remote virginia is under federal investigation. authorities are trying to determine why the pilot became unresponsive and want to know why the plane br

governor joe lombardo has said i anticipate calling a special legislative session.ut at this point there is conflicting information as to whether stadium project we'll even be discussed at a special session. i do think it is a ray of hope for the oakland a's. but >> as we know when you go to las vegas, nobody ever loses in las vegas, right? they always come back with bags full of cash. and the goal is served as executive vice president and vice president of business operations for the a's. >> from 1980, to 1994 when walter on the team, he says this setback for the a's and nevada may be temporary, even though it looks like they got snake guide on we're going to hear more and i don't think this is going away anytime soon with all the work they've done in las vegas. if, however, the vegas project stalls, oakland mayor sheng tao says we hope the a's ownership takes another. look at what oakland is offering. we had a great deal on the table and the a's do belong in oakland, but don't says before the city of oakland agrees to resume negotiations about a howard terminal st

letter was sent to manfred on june 15th, the same day, nevada governor joe lombardo signed a bill granting 388 million dollars in public financing to help pay for a new stadium for the a's in las vegas kron. 4 justin campbell talked to the mayor today. you can hear matt mahan pitch for bringing baseball to the south bay tonight on kron. 4 news at 9 and coming up tonight the kettle corn vendor is begging for the return of his livelihood and more people are raising concerns about driverless cars in san francisco. the city's fire department explains. >> the cars are getting in the way of emergency crews. >> self-driving cars created bit of a mask during pride events this past weekend. the car sometimes stalled out in the middle of the street causing some headaches for drivers. we're already dealing with heavy traffic. and according to san francisco fire this year alone, 66 self-driving vehicles like waymo have interfered with emergency crews while they were responding to emergency conference. rob nesbitt, talk to the fire department has reaction also from city leaders. >> kron reported last w

and nevada governor joe lombardo has signed legislation allocating $380 million in public funds for anew major league baseball ballpark in las vegas. the bill clears the way for the athletics to apply to the mlb to relocate from oakland, california, where the team has played for over half a century. oakland a's executives hired more than a dozen lobbyists to press lawmakers in nevada's capital carson city to approve a $1.5 billion stadium, arguing it will create jobs and boost las vegas' economy. writing about the move in the nation magazine, sports editor dave zirin commented -- "this is about billionaire sports owners demanding socialism for the rich and seasonal service industry work for the laboring class. they are urban hostage takers, demanding a king's ransom from the public trough." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we begin today's show with a major victory at the supreme court in a case that could have gutted native american sovereignty. on thursday, the court upheld the 1978 indian child

reconciled by the state senate, which is expected tonight, it will then go to nevada governor joe lombardo to sign. we'll bring in ctv's joe fonzi. you've been following the developments here, joe. this is pretty stunning. the a's still have to put up quite a bit of money. does the math add up here? no, that's the big thing. and also, i would question what we heard that legislators say in terms of looking at the a's track record here. but the math, you're right, is the big issue. number one, $380 million of public money provided the cost to build the stadium, 1.5 billion. so i would the first question i would ask is, is where's that money going to come from? obviously naming rights are one way that some of it gets financed, but is the same person who came to the nevada legislature with his handout now going to provide the difference there? that's the first question i would ask the other thing i would ask is that 380 million is based on the conception that there will be 81 sellouts at a 30,000 seat stadium, and that still comes up short of the 380 million. and they're saying that there will

republican governor joe lombardo of nevada said he would call a special session in a tweet sent at 1:art of it reads, quote, i anticipate calling a special legislative session. i'll issue a proclamation to outline agenda items when finalized. now, the question now is, will the a's stadium deal be part of the agenda for nevada's special session? reporters covering the nevada legislature say it's very likely that it will. but there are many other things competing for lawmakers time and money, things like funding for transportation, homelessness, schools and better pay for state workers and teachers. whether that special session is about the budget or something else is remains to be seen. right. they might pass the budget, but there's a lot of major pieces of legislation that are still on the table right now. you still need to come up with $1 billion plus to build a ballpark. where is that money coming from that hasn't been determined, at least in anything that i've seen in certainty. now some oakland a's fans and sports industry analysts are interpreting this delay by nevada lawmakers t

governor joe lombardo is in a statement said in part, this is an incredible opportunity to bring the ace to avada and this legislation reflects months of negotiations between the team, the state, the county and the league. now, this comes just two days after ace fans staged a reverse boycott. many ace fans are realizing the team's time in the east bay is ending soon. but they still hope that something will happen to keep the a's rooted in oakland. i don't think there's any chance that we could really stay here. i mean, the city doesn't want them here. the manager doesn't want him here. unfortunately, you know, i got to buy that trip to vegas every now and again just to see my favorite team compete. i do feel like they're probably gone, but i would love to see them stay. we would love to be able to continue to come in games as the families. mlb commissioner rob manfred said he felt sorry for a's fans in oakland also saying they're it was no offer by the city and does not like the outcome of the situation in oakland. mayor shengtao said that the commissioner's statement is totally fals

governor joe lombardo has said i anticipate calling a special legislative session. but at this point there is conflicting information as to whether stadium project we'll even be discussed at a special session. i do think it is a ray of hope for the oakland a's. but >> as we know when you go to las vegas, nobody ever loses in las vegas, right? they always come back with bags full of cash. andy dole is served as executive vice president and vice president of business operations for the a's. >> from 1980, to 1994 when walter on the team, he says this setback for the a's and nevada may be temporary in this even though it looks like they got snake guide on >> we're going to hear more and i don't think this is going away anytime soon with all the work they've done in las vegas. if, however, the vegas projects stalls, dole is says before the city of oakland agrees to reopen discussions about a howard terminal stadium. >> he would require certain assurances from the a's. >> i want sign documents that say. >> mister fisher, you are going to pay a billion dollars for the buil

. >> yes, mark wahlberg praised republican governor, joe lombardo, new governor on his efforts to increase was a 10,000 jobs were people would make $100,000 more here. who doesn't want to sign up for that? no income tax and making more money. i will say quickly, i love mark wahlberg. i had no clue about his personal beliefs. i was reading something he said he said my face is everything, really has been, it has afforded me to things. god didn't come to save the saints, -- the father for committed wife and husband, what a guy! i love guys like him having a platform. >> he's been that way steadfast to his career. practicing vocal catholic, great family man. he has been unwavering about those beliefs locally. the thing is, contrast that with when they are serve many hollywood and other states, they are subject to the whim of the hollywood elite of those performative activist that will say, we will not work on will be in georgia because of laws we perceive to be pro-life, etc. in nevada, try becaus they're not changing anything! >> absolutely, kim made a good point about this in this ties into

the governor joe lombardo called today's special session after lawmakers ran out of time to address the issue during the regular session, which ended on monday. and now in the oakland congresswoman barbara lee is turning up the heat on the mlb commissioner suggesting that his handling of these negotiations could affect baseball's antitrust exemption. in a letter addressed to the commissioner, lee writes in part, quote, the city of oakland and alameda county have worked to assemble a compelling plan for a new ballpark and surroundings, including items the a's have previously publicly said were indispensable for a new home field. and yet recent press suggests, but the team in major league baseball are pursuing alternative that includes none of these assets. these reports lead me in many in the east bay to conclude that the a's and mlb have, in fact not been acting in good faith as a federal legislator or i believe such actions are inconsistent with federal policy goals related to the mlb's exemption from antitrust scrutiny. now that exemption protects mlb from its involveme this relocatio

if the assembly follows suit, the bill would go to nevada governor joe lombardo to sign into law. after that, major league baseball would still have to approve the move of the oakland a's to las vegas. okay. we want to bring back tabitha mueller of the nevada independent. she has been closely monitoring all of the discussions surrounding this potential stadium deal. what if anything, tabitha, might hold up this bill in the state assembly there in nevada? well, i think right now what's holding it up are a set of amendments right. we knew yesterday lawmakers were saying, hey, we want stronger community benefits agreements. we want some teeth to this. there were also some calls to put there were some changes that were made to the bill that they're trying to change back. so i think the holdup right now is just the amendment. now, if all the amendments come through and they have the votes, i think what we can expect tonight is a vote on this bill. but it just depends on where the lawmakers are at. and, you know, i think we may see a close vote on this. so in the sen there, there were i

this is a bill that republican governor joe lombardo has signaled that he will sign and is behind. i think that that clear signal is an indication of how the assembly will vote today. but a's fans aren't giving up hope yet. they call the reverse boycott a bittersweet victory for now to be followed up. that moment of silence by that loud roar of sell the team was mean. it doesn't get better than that. that's why that's why you love sports is for moments like that. and in a tweet this morning, even bart gave a shout out to a's fans. the transit agency says last night it had the second highest ridership it's had since march of 2020. now, there was also a concert at coliseum arena last night, but bart says that the concert, combtement, representatives said cinemark can't confirm it has decided to permanently close the century. san francisco center nine and xd theater shortly before the conclusion of its lease term following a comprehensive review of local business conditions. the lease was set to expire in september. many see the announcement earlier this week that westfield is walking

a tiffany high nevada's governor joe lombardo or during a special session today to consider whether they'll give the a's taxpayer money to help fund a new stadium. a special start. 10 o'clock this morning potentially taking a vote on money for the construction of the stadium on the las vegas strip. and once construction is done, this is what it will look like. this is all happening as the state is trying to figure out budget holding a special session just yesterday, nevada legislature finishing the budget last night. now they're talking about money for the a's stadium. senate bill 509, will allocate 380 million dollars in public money for the new ballpark. in addition to public funding, the city also be exempt from property taxes. if a decision has been made are not back to you. thanks, stephanie. time now is 908. now to a developing story that we're following this morning. air india flight. >> heading from new delhi to san francisco was apparently diverted to russia of all places. yeah. they say that they had to divert the flight because there was a an engine problem. >> so now all these p

the van, a governor, joe lombardo signed a bill granting 380 million dollars in public financing to helpn toronto taking on the blue jays in a 3 game series. trying to bounce back from a loss against the diamondbacks over the weekend. kron 4 sports director jason dumas has those highlights. >> the giants back in action on tuesday. starting a six-game road trip. they were in toronto taking on the blue jays. and would you look at this? a couple of old friends, brandon crawford hugging it out with former giant brandon belt. you just love to see it. but guess what? the giant got the best of bell on this day. here. got it right there by ryan bell will go one for 4 with 2 strikeouts. even if you got another former giant kevin guys when he fared a little better than belt, he was no hitting the giants into the 5th ending in till. >> of the giants young stud rookie patrick not cairo estrada and then in the top of the 9th. was trying need anyone to knock me and i want to knock someone else and that goes off the wall. >> 2 runs score giant pad. their lead to 3. they would go on to shut out the blue

nevada governor joe lombardo said he signed senate bill one this afternoon, which does secure up to $380or that brand new ballpark. that's an estimated cost of $1.5 billion. governor lombardo said in a statement in part, quote, this is an incredible opportunity to bring the a's to nevada and this legislation reflects months of negotiations between the team, the state, the county and the league. ktvu tom vacar spoke with some fans outside the coliseum on this afternoon game today about the latest developments as the barbecuing, beer, drinking and baseball talk went on. the talk was all about the a's leaving so i asked some fans do they really think the a's are gone? for me, it kind of looks like they're gone. it looks pretty. i mean, i'm hopeful that they stay, but the odds definitely aren't in our favor. i don't think there's any

but nevada governor joe lombardo says he does plan to call a special session later this morning. and really, that agenda will give us some answers. now, the bill regarding new stadium getting stuck in committee, a drug out some proposed timelines for the a's new home and the debate really is if public funding for a private sports stadium, you know, is ok, officials say 380 million dollars of public assistance would go towards the new 1.5 billion dollar stadium and that would include tax credits and county bonds, essentially taxpayer backed loans. supporters of the bill say it would generate enough money to pay back those bonds along with interest, but others disagree. we spoke with a sports economist who this to say regarding the topic. >> people who are spending money at stadiums buying tickets, bind. can sessions even going out to eat outside the stadium? that's money that was mostly spent by people who are local to the area. and so it's just a reshuffling of existing money in the community and doesn't generate lots lots of new spending or job growth in the area. >> now the nev

nevada governor joe lombardo, though, signed off on a bill today promising $380 million in public funding to build a new ballpark for the team. he says, quote, this is an incredible opportunity to bring the a's to nevada and this legislation reflects months of negotiations between the team, the state, the county and the league. the a's responded saying, quote, we are excited about southern nevada's dynamic and vibrant professional sports scene and we look forward to becoming a valued community member through jobs, economic development and the quality of life and civic pride of a major league baseball team. tom vacar spoke with some fans outside of the coliseum at this afternoon's game about these latest developments as the barbecuing beer, drinking and baseball talk went on, the talk was all about the a's leaving. so i asked some fans, do they really think the a's are gone? for me, it kind of looks like they're gone. it looks pretty. i mean, i'm hopeful that they stay, but the odds are definitely aren't in our favor. i don't think there's any chance that we could really stay here. i mean,

you know, republican governor joe lombardo says he will sign the $380 million bill bill and it will help fund this baseball stadium. but even with all this tailgating from barbecue to beer today, that was a very sobering day for the a's fans. 140 for me, it kind of looks like they're gone. it looks pretty. i mean, i'm hopeful that they stay, but the odds are definitely aren't in our favor. i don't think there's any chance that we could really stay here. i mean, the city doesn't want them here. the manager doesn't want him here. unfortunately you know, i got to buy that trip to vegas every now and again. just to see my favorite team compete. i do feel like they're probably gone, but i would love to see them stay. we would love to be able to continue to come into games as the families now coming up at five, we ask those fans about hosting a possible expansion team. and we learned there are pros and there are cons and some of the cons are pretty mighty back to you. yeah, i mean, tom, today's game, though, certainly follows that. rick big turnout that we saw when fans organized and staged th

nevada's governor joe lombardo ordering a special session today to consider whether they will give. >s taxpayers money to help fund a new stadium. a special start. 10 o'clock this morning potentially taking a vote on money for the construction of the stadium on the las vegas strip. and once construction is done, this is what it will look like. this is all happening as the state is trying to figure out its budget holding a special session just yesterday, the nevada legislature finishing the budget last night. now they're talking about money for stadium senate bill 509, will allocate 380 million dollars in public money for the new ballpark. and addition to public funding, the city also be exempt from property taxes. it's also important to note that a majority of the nevada residents in a recent poll were not in favor of the stadium, but we will be continuing to follow the story very closely this morning to bring you any further updates at the decision has been made or not. back to you. thanks a lot. tiffany. okay, 6.31. is time and developing story that we're following this morning. air

joe lombardo. call another special session for 10 this morning. so there really talk it to consider the funding for stadium there. well, we've got some developing news to bring you story we brought you yesterday morning. fremont officials say the bodies of that mother and her 2 young children that were found in an apartment yesterday were the result of a murder suicide. now a memorial was formed outside that apartment complex. police say the mother took her own life after killing her one year-old son and her 4 year-old daughter. well, neighbors came home monday night with police cars and crime scene tape next door. >> a notification. and you know, it's working like ok, something happen in fremont. but then and i came out here, my neighbors told me what happened was i was just shocked. >> police say they found a knife on the scene and they're calling it one of the most difficult calls for service in that city in recent years. so if you or someone, you know, is experiencing a mental health crisis, they might be struggling. you can call or text that

nevada's governor joe lombardo. >> or during a special session today to consider whether they'll .ive the a's taxpayer money to help fund a new stadium. the session will start at 10 o'clock this morning potentially taking a vote on money for the construction of the stadium on the las vegas strip. and once construction is done, this is what it will look like. this is all happening as the state is trying to figure out its budget holding a special session just yesterday, the nevada legislature finishing the budget last night. now they're talking about money for stadium senate bill 509, will allocate 380 million dollars in public money for the new ballpark. in addition to public funding. the also be exempt from property taxes. we also think it's important to note that a majority of nevada residents in a recent poll not in favor of the new stadium, but we will continue to follow this story very closely this morning to bring you any further updates. if a decision has been made or not. back to you. all right. thanks a lot. we'll check in with you later. 74 is the time and another developing

in a statement, governor joe lombardo said in part, quote, this is an incredible opportunity to bring a's to nevada and this legislation reflects months of negotiations between the team, the state, the county and the league. this comes just two days after a's fans staged a so-called reverse boycott. many fans are realizing the team's time in the east bay may be ending soon, but they still hope that something will happen to keep the team rooted in oakland. i don't think there's any chance that we could really stay here. i mean, the city doesn't want them here. the manager doesn't want him here, unfortunately. you know, i got to buy that trip to vegas every now and again just to see my favorite team compete. i do feel like they're probably gone, but i would love to see them stay. we would love to be able to continue to come into games as the families. mlb commissioner rob manfred said he felt sorry for a's fans in oakland, also saying there was no offer by the city and does not like the outcome of the situation. oakland mayor shengtao said that the commissioner's statement is totally fa

nevada's governor joe lombardo ordering a special session today to consider whether they'll give the a's taxpayer money to help fund a new stadium. the session will start at 10 o'clock this morning potentially taking a vote on money for the construction of the stadium on the las vegas strip. and once construction is done, this is what it will look like. this is all happening as the state is trying to figure out its budget holding a special special session just yesterday about the legislature finishing the budget last night. now they're talking about money for the a's stadium. senate bill 509, will allocate 380 million dollars in public money for the new ballpark. in addition to the but public funding, the stadium would also be exempt from property. taxes is also important to note that a majority of nevada residents in a recent poll we're not in favor of the but we'll continue to follow this story very closely this morning and bring you any further updates. if there is a decision or not. back to you. all right, tiffany, thank you. 804, is the timing. and we've got another developing s

the letter was sent to manfred on june 15th the very same day that nevada governor joe lombardo signedting 380 million dollars in public money to help pay for a new stadium for the a's in las vegas. >> and as we take a look at sports, the giants are on the road there in toronto, taking on the blue jays its a 3 game series. yeah. and they are trying to bounce back from a loss against the diamondbacks over the weekend. we've got for sports director jason dumas with the highlights from game one. the giants back in action on tuesday, starting a six-game road trip. they were in toronto. >> taking on the blue jays and would you look at this? a couple of old friends, brandon crawford hugging it out with former giant brandon belt. you just love to see it. but guess what? the giant got the best of bell on this day. here. got it right there by ryan will go one for 4 with 2 strikeouts. even if you got another former giant kevin guys when he fared a little better than belt, he was no hitting the giants into the 5th ending in till. >> one of the giants young rookie patrick not cairo estrada and the