i just i don't i don't love that formula for either san francisco or ti or ti jpa. i mean it sounds like a for a formula to come and ask san francisco to you know close close gaps with you know our share of the of the measure and you know we're believing this is a regional measure and so if the capital money goes to counties that's just concerning to me. i wonder if there's a way for for jpa to insert itself into the conversation and be like no, we are an agency and we should be getting a share of some of this somehow. i also want to mention actually one of the components of this you know, current funding plan that we were trying to fund and accomplish is advancing the 40 city to 60% design because we believe that right that we can lower that contingency and with that, you know, the lowering the contingency would lower our matching funds need you know, for ffg so that would be also that's why you know the focus of this funding plan is to secure the funding for advancing 40 city to 60% today . >> can i ask yes alfonso in the in the fta put kind of a large requirement

so in january of 2025 the jpa board resolved to terminate the jpa agreement since the project at that point was no longer viable to dissolve the jpa and conduct wrap up activities of the jpa board resolution in february must be ratified by 75% of the member agency boards of which again san francisco has one. and then going forward in the march there would be various wrap up activities including you know there is some money left over from from the planning that money has been put in by everybody. san francisco for example, has put about $4.5 million into the planning process and so we will be getting some money back from that. so we'll see how that actually plays out. so again this is a project that looked good on paper for a while but as you got into the issues there was just not enough support and people willing to invest in it over time particularly contra costa given the risk. so the status for us you know basically as we talked about earlier, we removed this from the f y 26 to 3510 year capital improvement program which you know reduced the size of the capital program not because,

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. >> 2.6 million dollars that comes from the jpa. the coliseum >> has experienced an uptick of sales and revenue more than expected. so that positive profit is being able to flow back to the city oakland, fire captain and union president sepp oler described how crucial it is for the rest of the city council to approve this ordinance. me within the first 8 hours of the closures on january 6, there was a cpr call within stone's throw of engine. 25. >> and i personally went to a house fire on engines. 21, which is between the 2 closed firehouses. it nearly 20 minutes to get there. so these firehouse closures have real impact. >> the oakland city council will be discussing this ordinance at their meeting on march. 4th council members encourage anyone to attend if they want to support this. if it is approved the too close fire stations would be able to reopen by the end of this fiscal year. i'm sara stinson reporting dan. >> well, despite today's rainy weather, students oakland high school walking out of class to protest against president

but the biggest source of funding that it's coming from is the coliseum jpa. >> the oakland coliseumfund is about $2.6 million. the rest of the money is coming from the city's self-insurance liability fund and measure b, a local transportation sales tax fund. but how did this happen? we questioned the city's new finance committee chair. >> this is a few years of my opinion. poor fiscal decisions. >> seth olear, vice president of the oakland firefighters local 55 union, has been urging the city to find solutions. does it concern you that the first type of approach was to close fire stations, instead of actually looking for these funds to begin with? >> 100%. and that's something we've been saying all along. >> these findings could be just the tip of the iceberg. is there more money that could potentially be there that. i'm sure people in oakland don't even know exists? >> i believe so. >> in oakland, luz pena, abc seven news. >> we'll keep a very close eye on that. of course. now coming up, we're continuing to track the rain and the wind. speaking of keeping a close eye on something,

. >> 2.6 million dollars that comes from the jpa, the coliseum arena has experienced an uptick of salesnd revenue more than expected. so. >> that positive profit is being able to flow back to the city oakland, fire captain and union president seth oler described how crucial it is for the rest of the city council to approve this ordinance. me within the first 8 hours of the closures on january 6, that was cpr call within a stone's throw of engine. 25. >> and i personally went to a house fire on engines. 21, which is between the 2 closed firehouses. it nearly 20 minutes to get there. so these firehouse closures have real world impacts. >> oakland city council will discuss the ordinance at their meeting on march 4th council members encourage residents to attend this. if you want to support that ordinance, if its approved the too close fire stations would be able to reopen by the end of this fiscal year. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >> fire trucks and everything and iowa. all. the poor guy 1000 on fire. >> well, a man is dead tonight after his home caught on fire in brentwood. an

. >> 2.6 million dollars that comes from the jpa. the coliseum >> has experienced an uptick of sales and revenue more than expected. so that positive profit is being able to flow back to the city oakland, fire captain and union president seth olor described how crucial it is for the rest of the city council to approve this ordinance. me within the first 8 hours of the closures on january 6, there was a cpr call within stone's throw of engine. 25. >> and i personally went to a house fire on engines. 21, which is between the 2 closed firehouses. it took nearly 20 minutes to get there. so these firehouse closures have real world impacts. >> well, that was sara stinson reporting and of the oakland city council will discuss that ordinance at their meeting on march 4th council members are encouraging residents to attend. if you want to support it, it's approved. the 2 stations will be able to reopen by the end of this fiscal year. let's talk and south bay, along with santa clara county leaders jeanne, they are announcing new plans to addre

. >> 2.6 million dollars that comes from the jpa. the coliseum >> has experienced an uptick of sales and revenue more than expected. so that positive profit is being able to flow back to the city oakland, fire captain and union president seth olor described how crucial it is for the rest of the city council to approve this ordinance. me within the first 8 hours of the closures on january 6, there was a cpr call within stone's throw of engine. 25. >> and i personally went to a house fire on engines. 21, which is between the 2 closed firehouses. it took nearly 20 minutes to get there. so these firehouse closures have real world impacts. that was sara stinson reporting. the oakland city council will discuss this ordinance at their meeting on march 4th. >> council members encourage residents to attend if they want to support it. if it is approved, the 2 closed fire stations would be able to reopen by the end of this fiscal year. republicans at the state legislature introducing a handful of bills on gender in schools. one of the bills wil

. >> 2.6 million dollars that comes from the jpa. the coliseum >> has experienced an uptick of sales and revenue more than expected. so that positive profit is being able to flow back to the city oakland, fire captain and union president seth olor described how crucial it is for the rest of the city council to approve this ordinance. me within the first 8 hours of the closures on january 6, there was a cpr call within stone's throw of engine. 25. > and i personally went to a house fire on engines. 21, which is between the 2 closed firehouses. it took nearly 20 minutes to get there. so these firehouse closures have real world impacts. >> sara stinson reporting the oakland city council will talk about the ordinance at their meeting on march 4th. they're encouraging the public to attend and also, want you to know that if this is approved those to fire stations that were closed, we'll be able to re reopened by the fiscal year. start. >> well, meantime, the city of oakland is expanding its safety camera network all long taken burger corri

. >> 2.6 million dollars that comes from the jpa. the coliseum >> has experienced an uptick of sales and revenue more than expected. so that positive profit is being able to flow back to the city oakland, fire captain and union president seth olor described how crucial it is for the rest of the city council to approve this ordinance. me within the first 8 hours of the closures on january 6, there was a cpr call within stone's throw of engine. 25. >> and i personally went towa house fire on engines. 21, which is between the 2 closed firehouses. it nearly 20 minutes to get there. so these firehouse closures have real impacts. >> that was sara stinson reporting. the oakland city council will discuss the ordinance at their meeting on march 4th. >> on the clock and in the north bay, santa rosa, police are searching for a man who they say sexually assaulted a girl in a movie theater. we have here on the screen a sketch provided by police. this assault actually happened in roxy stadium, 14 theater on santa rosa avenue last summer wasn't rep

. >> 2.6 million dollars that comes from the jpa. coliseum >> has experienced an uptick of sales and revenue more than expected. so that positive profit is being able to flow back to the city oakland, fire captain and union president seth olor described how crucial it is for the rest of the city council to approve this ordinance. me within the first 8 hours of the closures on january 6, there was a cpr call within stone's throw of engine. 25. >> and i personally went to a house fire on engines. 21, which is between the 2 closed firehouses. it took nearly 20 minutes to get there. so these firehouse closures have real world impacts. and that was our sara stinson reporting for us. the oakland city council discusses this ordinance. >> on march 4th, residents are welcome to attend if approved. the 2 close fire stations would be able to reopen by the end of this fiscal year. well, 15 this afternoon. let's take a live look out at the roads up in the sierra. this is i-80 in soda springs where it is looking very cold out. there was no on both

. >> 2.6 million dollars that comes from the jpa. the coliseum >> has experienced an uptick of sales and revenue more than expected. so that positive profit is being able to flow back to the city oakland, fire captain and union president sepp olor described how crucial it is for the rest of the city council to approve this ordinance. me within the first 8 hours of the closures on january 6, there was a cpr call within stone's throw of engine. 25. >> and i personally went to a house fire on engines. 21, which is between the 2 closed firehouses. it nearly 20 minutes to get there. so these firehouse closures have real world impacts. >> that was sara stinson reporting. the oakland city council is kind of discuss the ordinance at their meeting on march 4th council members are encouraging residents to be there too. if approved the to fire stations that we're close. we're able to reopen by the end of this fiscal year. meantime, oakland is expanding its safety camera network. it's going to be on had a burger corridor and this is just in time

. >> 2.6 million dollars that comes from the jpa. the coliseum >> has experienced an uptick of sales and revenue more than expected. so that positive profit is being able to flow back to the city oakland, fire captain and union president seth olor described how crucial it is for the rest of the city council to approve this ordinance. me within the first 8 hours of the closures on january 6, there was a cpr call within stone's throw of engine. 25. >> and i personally went to a house fire on engines. 21, which is between the 2 closed firehouses. it took nearly 20 minutes to get there. so these firehouse closures have real world impacts. >> now assistance in reporting the oakland city council is going to talk about the ordinance at their meeting on march. 4 council members are encouraging residents to attend as well. >> meantime, the city of oakland is expanding its safety camera network to troubled. hey, ken berger corridor all in time for all-star weekend. so according to the city $150,000 was put into the extension of these cameras a

but the biggest source of funding that it's coming from is the coliseum jpa. >> the oakland coliseumund is about $2.6 million. the rest of the money is coming from the city's self-insurance liability fund and measure b, a local transportation sales tax fund. but how did this happen? we questioned the city's new finance committee chair. >> this is a few years of, in my opinion, poor fiscal decisions. >> seth olear, vice president of the oakland firefighters local 55 union, has been urging the city to find solutions. does it concern you that the first type of approach was to close fire stations, instead of actually looking for these funds to begin with? >> 100%. and that's something we've been saying all along. >> now, this is not a done deal. at least five city council members have to vote yes on march 4th to prevent the closure of future fire stations and to reopen the ones that are currently closed. is there more money that could potentially be there that. i'm sure people in oakland don't even know exists? >> i believe so. >> in oakland, luz pena, abc seven news. >> more coming up t

but the biggest source of funding that it's coming from is the coliseum jpa. >> the oakland coliseum fund is about $2.6 million. the rest of the money is coming from the city's self-insurance liability fund and measure b, a local transportation sales tax fund. but how did this happen? we questioned the city's new finance committee chair. >> this is a few years of, in my opinion, poor fiscal decisions. >> seth olear, vice president of the oakland firefighters local 55 union, has been urging the city to find solutions. does it concern you that the first type of approach was to close fire stations, instead of actually looking for these funds to begin with? >> 100%. and that's something we've been saying all along. >> now, this is not a done deal. at least five city council members have to vote yes on march 4th to prevent the closure of future fire stations and to reopen the ones that are currently closed. is there more money that could potentially be there that i'm sure people in oakland don't even know exists? >> i believe so. >> in oakland. luz pena, abc seven news. >> the trump admin