. >> jonathan bloom writes down what you need to know about the plan to build a new home. >> reporterore than 20 years ago. the team wanted to build a new ballpark near the uptown neighborhood. jerry brown was mayor at the time. in 2001, he rejected the plan because he wanted the land for new housing. it was the first of at least eight different stadium plans to fail over the next two decades. in 2005, the a's looked at land across the street from the colosseum. and they wanted to build in fremont. then they started looking at jack london square and then san jose near the shark thank. that led to a legal fight with the giants. the u.s. supreme court agreed with the giants, so the a's signed a 10 year lease extension, thinking they could build a new ballpark right here. the raiders also played here at the coliseum and their owner insists that lease extension moved to las vegas. they were ready to negotiate for a new football stadium on this site, but they were stuck until the a's moved out. in 2017, the raiders announced they were moving and the warriors announced that they would move

jonathan bloom, thank you for that. so what is the next step? full report on our website. go to nbcbayarea.com/digitaloriginals or take out your phone, open your camera, and scan that qr code right there on the left side of your screen. it will take you to jonathan's story. >>> in the south bay, more than 150 unhoused people living along coyote creek in san jose are packing up as they prepare to be forced out of their campsites as early as tomorrow. they had been warned they can no longer live along a four-tile stretch of the creek because the city plans to begin a flood protection project. some tell us it's hard because they have lived there more than 20 years. >> it's really sad, because where are we going to go? this is a last resort. we're here because there's nowhere to go. >> a few tell us they plan to move out into nearby parking lots and the surrounding streets, sparking new concerns with business owners and neighbors. while some people are on wait lists for what are called tiny homes, advocates say efforts to help those living along the

how does a government in beijing react to what is a bloom off the 6% rose? jonathanative abroad. it still has not happened, puts her to question it internationally. lisa: this is actually a big trade. if you get a stronger dollar, how much does that disrupt the narrative of the first five months of the year in a way that people are under appreciating developing markets, going to risk? if you get an upset, it could catch people offsides. jonathan: as if the nasdaq move was not enough. some weakness the last couple of days including this morning. equity futures on the s&p 500, negative by 0.3 percent, similar on the nasdaq. the biggest one-day drop on the s&p about three weeks. the fx market is one to look at. euro-dollar, 1.075. lisa: that could be a macro driver. janet yellen will be speaking in london at the wall street journal ceo summit. she pushed back against questions around the exit date? this to give us something more concrete about when the u.s. will be able to -- be unable to pay their bills and could that expedite drama? some people it is already there and