the a's, the county and the jpa will need to agree to these new terms." >>the county board or supervisors is expected to vote on the agreement at the end of this month. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron 4 news. >>an alleged prostitute arrested in the death of a prominent silicon valley businessman pleaded not guilty today. 26 year old alix tichelman is facing manslaughter and drug charges in connection with the death of google executive forrest hayes last november. police say, surveillance video shows. tichelman injecting hayes with heroin --- and doing nothing to help him as he lay dying. but tichelman's attorney says, she had no motive for doing harm to hayes. there was no intent to harm or injure, much less kill him. why would she? he was a lucrative source of income to her. she appreciated his generosity and she had a motive, if anything, to be long take that relationship. tichelman's attorney would not comment on his client's involvement in a similar, newly re-opened case in georgia. the case of an alleged prostitute accused in the death of a tech ex

cares program or the cares program joining with richmond and jpa would help to enable that to happen. [speaker not understood] a discussion over the years and we heard it today about the outmigration of african-americans in san francisco. i live in a part of san francisco, the lakeview neighborhood, that -- that's my district. i live in lakeview. lakeview is part of district 11 where there's been a great loss of middle class african-americans just like in visitacion valley, just like in bayview. there's been a huge loss ~ of middle class african-american households and the few that remain are working really hard to make sure they can maintain the wealth they have that is in their homes and to make sure they can maintain that property and pass it on to future generations. that's something that this city has really neglected, an effort to support both the outmigration -- (applause) >> -- and the many, many households that hader under water. we have programs for down payment assistance loan programs. we have programs that provide support for first responders to be able to buy homes in sa

partner who commits to covering operating support, quality legal support, commits to indemnifying the jpa for [speaker not understood]. we're asking you the board of supervisors to -- there is no other program for these particular folks and for anyone who questions whether these homeowners deserve help, i've looked at these loans and if you know anything about [inaudible]. >> thank you very much. >>> [inaudible]. >> thank you very much. thank you. next speaker. (applause) >>> hello. i am speaking on behalf of prop 74 so you guys can vote for it. i'm here -- >>> [inaudible]. >> this is the daughter of hector castro. he's lived in the bayview for 10 year. they've been fighting to keep their home for four years. it's desperately under water. it's hard for families to speak on this. i just came upright now to talk. do you want to say anything? i think we've all been talking about foreclosures for a while. you've heard a lot about people complaining how the federal government and the state government should do something. ~ i think we're tired of hearing and listening crocodile tares. ~ tearses

oakland jpa has been bulliled by lew wolff and bud selig who were frat buddies. there didn't need a -- they didn't need a vote today. they did not need to come to this decision. >> reporter: both the county board and the oakland city council have to boat on the deal and the big question is will the city council reject this agreement. live in oakland, i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you for the update. appreciate it. >>> new details about a deadly shooting at a birthday party in windsor. detectives are looking for these three teenagers. two 17-year-olds and one 16- year-old. they are wanted in connection for killing 15-year-old nathaniel torres. detectives believe the shooting was gang-related. a fourth suspect is in custody for being an accessory to the crime. investigators say all three are

the team says it reached a ten-year deal with the coliseum joint powers authority, or the jpa. but the city of oakland is expected to vote down that deal tomorrow. wolf says the team is standing by the deal an won't give city officials additional concessions. he says we have a 14-month negotiation finished and approved by major league baseball and the jpa. now, if someone wants to do something else, we have no interest in that, end of his quote. city leaders won't give specifics but say there are some financial issues of the deal that they want to negotiate. >> i certainly hope that the a's fans certainly understand that, you know, we have a responsibility as elected officials to make sure that this business deal is one that's in the best interests of theirs. >> city council members hope to get the a's back to the bargaining table. the team has not responded to our request for a comment. >>> big traffic alert right now. a few hours from now caltrans will close part of interstate 280 in san francisco for the entire holiday weekend. northbound 280 will shut down from the 101 spli

now the jpa which is the joint powers authority is a board that oversaw the negotiations.weren't going to approve the lease. there were materials they weren't happy with and there were talks they were going to deny the lease. the owner of the a's sent them an e-mail and he said he had authority from major league baseball that if the lease was not agreed upon yesterday, the oakland a's could immediately leaf oakland. the jpa went into closed session and ultimately voted to approve the lease. it was a 6-2 vote. now yesterday, after the vote came through, we had a chance to talk to some of the fans. most of them are excited to see that the a's are going to be staying in oakland for the long-term. >> everybody wants the a's to stay in oakland. they're part of the fabric of the community. they have had such a great history here. >> i guess they're stuck with this stadium for the next 10 years. i thought we were going to get a better stadium, but the a's i love them. no matter where they play, i will follow them. >> i'm embarrassed, it's been way too long and we were excited tha

vice mayor serves on the jpa and city council, and this late maneuvering has him worried. >> if he wanted to leave, is this his perfect excuse? >> i believe so. i think major league baseball is frustrated with the city of oakland and they authorized lou permission if he wanted to seek a temporary place for the a's to play as they look for a permanent home that he has the blessings of major league baseball to do so. >> in the meantime it's the baseball stadium that has become a political football. in oakland, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> the first bird tested positive for west nile virus and it was found in the city of napa. people get west nile virus from infected mosquitos. mosquito fogging is about to get under way in costa contra county. it is to control the adult mosquitos. they targeted martinez and discovery bay after more birds tested positive for west nile virus. >>> an experienced hiker is recovering after spending a week in the wilderness with a badly broken leg and no food and drinking only the water he could find. >> put snow in the hood of my poncho, and then let the sun m

based on the surveys which were positive, we moved forward and formed a jpa in december of 2012. that jp -- that included the water agency, but it gave us some credibility when we went forward with trying to initiative a power supply contract. we went about it differently than marin did on the power contract. i'll get into that on the next slide, but we started with an rfp in february of 2013. the gpa and the financing for our program was finalized in july of 2013 and that's when the remainder of the city joined our program and we lined up a local bank for finances. service began in may of 2014. getting back to the supply contract, initially we sent out a request to power companies. we gave them our data what what we were expecting as far as power content and they said tell us what you can do. we got 15 or 16 different companies submitted on that rfi. based on the information received in that rfi which also included pricing, but also comments on our power purchase agreement and contractual. we got 12 serious respond ants and what that told me at that time was that power companies

the team has agreed to terms with the jpa on a new ten-year lease at the coliseum. the alameda county board of supervisors will vote on the lease july 29th. here is team loner lew wolff's reaction on the potential deal. >> well, it gives us a chance to plan a little bit better than having to have to figure out what to do after next year. and i think it will work out for everybody. really haven't made any specific plans. we're going to take a look at everything that is in the lease and one of the things is to relook at perhaps this site for ballpark. it doesn't seclude other places. but certainly it's a plus i think for everybody. >> best of luck to the a's on getting the deal done. that's it for sports. raj and jessica right back after the break. (vo) ours is a world of passengers. the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired. (vo) the transfers. well, that's kid number three. (vo) the co-pilots. all sitting... ...trusting... ...waiting... ...for a safe arrival. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. designed to help the driver in you... ...care for the passenger in th

the jpa went in closed session and voted 6-2 to agree to the ten years lease.s involved including the fact that the a's are given a two years notice. not everybody is happy with it. we did talk to nate miley and he talks about the deal. >> we are going to get rentals and payments of $1. 75 to about 1. 25 over the course ten years. the economics of the deal provie a's to pay for a new score board which is $10 million and giving us the flexibility to build a new stadium and with the raiders. >> reporter: the total cost of it is $15. 5 million. originally, people e oakland board supervisors wanted to have it at least $21 million and they did not get that. the deal was approved yesterday but it still has to go to city council of oakland. they're expected to pass it. it is good news for the a's and fans. sounds like they're going to bee for a while. >> very good, thank you very muh , we'll continue to see them playing a little while longer. we'll take a break. we'll tell you about one of them , a woman who left germany more than 50 years ago. >>> plus, a dramatic cl

yesterday when the meeting began, there was some talk that the jpa would not approve this lease agreementwere things in there they did not like. at the last minute, the owner of the oakland a's sent an e-mail to the authorities telling him they gotten approval from the major league baseball and that if this lease agreement wasn't agreed upon, the a's could leave. at that point, they went into a closed door session and they came back to vote to approve this 10 year lease. there's still some more aproof that needs to be done. i had a chance to talk to nate yesterday. he's an alameda county supervisor and he talks about some of the details of the new lease deal. >> we're going to get rental payments from 1.75 to about 1.25 over the course of the 10 years. the economics on the deal provides for the a's to pay for a new score board which is $10 million to maintain that score board. >> reporter: now you're talking about the caveat, the real stumbling block is that in this agreement, there is a 2 year out, opt out by the oakland a's that means they can get the joint powers authority 2 years noti

chris dobbins is on the jpa board and is one of the six yes votes. >> i'm concerned. i remember basically when the city told the oakland a's they couldn't do anything. >> today's owner lou wolf will now follow through on his e-mail threat backed up by major league baseball to move the team immediately if the lease deal falls apart. in oakland, laura anthony, abc news. >>> some neighbors in an apartment building can only shake their head and snap pictures as a man wearing only a g-string and a smile ran through their buildings setting off fire extinguishers. police said the man was high and decided to strip and run through the halls, setting off every fire extinguisher he could find. when police finally got him cuffed, he was so angry they had to put a spit hood over him before taking him to the hospital. >>> just as you're firing up the fourth of july outbreak, there is a dangerous salmonella outbreak. over the past six months, over 500 people have been sickened by a strain of salmonella resistant to antibiotics. last month a 10-year-old boy got sick from eating a fos

we must understand is hamas is a nonstate, nonuniformlçua blijt . jpá the tablg talking about havingnly negotiation should be the totalxzoxñ elimination of h because its charter talks about the complete destruction and killing of every jewish citizen, man, woman and child, and the destruction of israel. so how are you going to negotiate a cease fire with this type of group? all thep/9 doing is buying time to replenish the 1,000ç s rocke they just expended. and those rockets and armaments were destroyed. >> ijyñ can you help me out? why does>+okáhe united states o america fund this hamas coalition government? we're giving them money. why would we do that -- to our closest ally in the region.)á you mentioned phillip, blamingq israel for occupation of the west bank. that is the exact language of the palestinians. whose side are we going to be on here? >> that is the rhetorical question, whose side is barack obama on? obviously phillip gordon is stating that in israel he is speaking for the administration, for the president. you know, sean, as soon as mahmoudfrs abass and the origin pa

it could have gotten approved two weeks ago when myself and the other memebers of the jpa were directedo show up so i'm glad she's ready to take a vote. >> pam: city councilman larry reed sits on the board and voted for the lease. in addition to the council the advisers will also have to approve the deal as well >> pam: the man called the pillowcase rapist has been released from a mental hospital. authorities say 63-year-old christopher hubbart was released from coalinga >> pam: state hospital and sent to live an unincorporated area near palmdale. hubbart is a convicted rapist.who terrorized at least 40- women in northern and southern california in the 1970's and 80's. he got his nickname by using a pillowcase to muffle victims' screams. >> pam: residents in the area have tried to petition and stop the move. >> pam: patrick mchenry was allegedly murdered by his girlfriend who lived there during and domestic violence incident. mckinley's girlfriend called 91 what is stated that he was not breathing. ms rush to the scene and was unable to revive him. >> pam: 6 custom fitted it hit a bulle

is now and everyone else's court the a's to the county and the gpa will meet to agree to new terms-jpakland a's owner said that major-league baseball gave him the green light to move the team elsewhere in this bill does not go through theor. the alameda cy board of supervisors will have to givwill have to agree beforey test and have them. >>:coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we hear from the defense team of mean for him to die. and another big change for yet another comic book character.this time it involves captain america. ♪ ♪ thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes first. chase. so you can. bulldog: bulldog: oooh! mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: get a serta mattress, any size, for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...is on now. ♪ mattress discounters >>: welcome back to the crown for newkron 4 knowsnews. new-l >>: the prostitute charged