put kobe signature shoe back into production., the company will also be launching a new gianna bryant shoe series. kobe and gianna gigi bryant, as she was known, were killed in a helicopter crash, of course, along with 7 other people last january. the announcement comes after the relationship between nike and the bryant family seemed to be fractured. vanessa bryant said last year after kobe died that the shoe company made stickers dedicated to her daughter gigi, without her consent. 100% of the proceeds from the john, a shoe line will be donated to the mamba and sports foundation. a nonprofit dedicated to creating positive impacts for underserved boys and girls who play sports. >> a high school basketball game in michigan became even more exciting than march madness. when a blind a student made this basket. seventeen-year-old jewels, google and is blind. and on a team of students with and without disabilities during the game, a staff member used to pull to bang on the basket that allowed who linda here, where to shoot the ball. t

kobe bryant's estate is back with nike. a year since bryant's initial endorsement deal with nike expired now the bryant family is back, reaching a new long term contract to produce foot wear and apparel. in addition to rereleases of the 11 bryant models worn by bryant in his career, they'll launch new gigi bryant series for nike, this is a sales mover. last season, two kobe models were the most popular sneakers for nba players on the court 71 players wore them, according to baller shoes db, which tracks this stuff it was hard for fans to buy them kobe is also an international brand and especially huge in china. he visited there regularly for two decades. even after retirement, and helped put nba on the map for chinese consumers and fans arguably one of nike's most important growth markets oday. resale is always a good measure of demand. ebay told us 24,000 kobe sneakers were sold last year 34,000 sold for lebron the first release of the new deal would be may 1st, which would have been gigi bryant's 16th birthday. >> the eu

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. >> reporter: kobe bryant, most notably playing himself in the original series. >> anything else? destiny's child lending their soulful vocals for the theme song. ♪ make you scream make you want to sing ♪ ♪ you and me will always be tied ♪ >> reporter: up-and-coming singer joyce rice taking up the mantle. >> if penny proud were a recording artist, she would be joyce rice. >> wow. >> she has such an exciting, joyous vibe about her, you know? she's just magic. ♪ you and me ♪ >> reporter: farquar, the composer for the "proud family" series. how do you recreate the song for a new era? >> that's a really, really hard one to make folks that grew up with the show feel like it's still their song, and at the same time, bring something new to it. bring it to this generation that is listening to it now. >> reporter: this idea of inspiring a brand-new generation is something that bruce smith and ralph farquar are championing. >> coordinators, artists, we have black and brown people at every level beginning to experience, writing staff. >> i want to hear from some of the younger people on staf

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but kobe coburn grabbed it and stuck it back. first lead of the game for illinois. last chance for chattanooga. down one. the shot, no. a look. no, no, no. illinois escaped 54-53. the illini, they led this game for 26 seconds. >>> in the nfl, the texans have traded pro bowl quarterback deshaun watson to the browns in exchange for five draft picks, including three first rounders. watson then signed a five-year, $230 billion guaranteed deal with cleveland. he did not play last season after being investigated for sexual assault. he was cleared in the criminal case last week, but 22 lawsuits are still pending. >>> three words, what a day. >> i think my bracket's busted big time. >>> all right. speaking of busted, new video shows the moments a southern californian man almost got carjacked by a group of bears. it happened in sierra madre. the driver was sitting in his pickup, eating his lunch, when a group of bears wandered on by, wondering why they weren't invited to the picnic. one bear began opening his driver's side door. all the bears quickly ran away when the man sa

and other parts of europe reported a spike in kobe cases. omicron's sub variant leave to be 30% more transmissible than the first strain of omicron is the culprit. >> it will slowly but surely overtake omicron. it is moving at a slower pace but it will likely become the globally dominant variant. >> what happens in europe with covid-19 tends to happen in the u.s.. dr. wintergreen is a senior investigator for the gladstone institute. his work in virology for over 30 years is leading him to keep a close eye on this data. >> there hotspots forming in the and it states. i would not be surprised if ba.2 makes a much more significant entry into the unit states and we see an uptick in cases. >> california, scientists are monitoring wastewater. alexandria boehm is a professor of environmental engineering at stanford. she is tracking 12 water plants in redding california. >> we see the ba.2 mutations are going up in all of them and in some of them, they're going up more quickly than others. in oceanside in san francisco, they have gone up quite a bit

. >> kobe public.rained publicly call him a war criminal. >> now the leader of russia pueden is waging a war of his own making. he said >> don't full of the rich is, you know. >> tester million with his thinking. do you think he'll move beyond ukraine? >> well, you than a foot for with his unique insight into the mind of the russian leader. colluded says pueden is isolated and dangerous is >> running the country without you a position to carol. i opposition lives. they would use it. i mean, poison to kill the zo people who know him. >> they're afraid of him. and as for what happens next colluded won't put anything past to 10, not even threatening nuclear attack. he says what the west is doing is working isolating moscow from the rest of the world. but he warns putin's main motivator is power and he isn't slowing down his own choices to stay as long as he can he will stay for the rest of his life unless something happens. and though he will never give up. because he has no choice and those who may be in

. >> and vanessa bryant just struck a deal with nike to help honor kobe bryant. ukrainian college students in the east bay is doing to support the humanitarian cr >> today ukrainian officials announced that about 300 people were killed last week and that russian airstrike on a mario feature. the announcement makes this the war's deadliest known attack on civilians yet the theater was being used as a shelter for hundreds in order to for them to take cover from russian shelling and the world children was printed in russian. a huge white letters on the ground in order to ward off aerial attacks, the bloodshed at the theater fueled allegations that moscow is committing war crimes by killing civilians. meanwhile, in what could signal an important narrowing of moscow's military goals. >> u.s. intelligence. as for the time being russian forces appear to have halted their ground offensive aimed at capturing the capital city. kiev. there are now concentrating more on gaining control of the donbass region in the country's southeast. earlier this week, nato estimated anywhe

doug kobe have to because so many of those key items address the rising cost of gas and groceries. as a father of three kids who does the grocery shopping in our house, i am seeing that every weekend, it is astronomically going up and that it's because of supply chain issues and also i think a little bit of greed on the corporate side that needs to be called out more as to why corporations are realizing record profits while americans are paying record prices at the pump. the president will address that tonight. a lot of that is going to be passing pieces that were in the build back better plan so we reduce the cost of gresh -- of gases, groceries and other items. >> you think that entails the cost to build back better being broken up into different chunks and getting through congress separately? we would love a preview. >> i am waiting for that. the experts that i have read so far, he does have a plan on how to lower costs and increase wages. i have not seen the specifics. personally, as someone who pays a lot of money for child care and recognizes that is the real for so many of o

kobe as batman civil cinema folks there? first it you of being here with at this hour.rap up kron 4 news at 5. but we do have a lot more ahead on kron. 4 news at 6. pam moore and ken wayne are here to story was in austin, texas. you know they have has were on the i was just there a couple weeks. yeah, it's a great town and used to betts i think that know about that bridge. i and i'm glad i wasn't in that movie thing. probably lives under the bridge and 70, you know. >> i just brought him good detective. ok, it was a joke or batter up. guys thank you, vicki grant coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 6 o'clock members of oakland's chinatown on edge after businesses re struck by stray bullets. how community leaders are addressing the spike in gun violence. also claims of racist behavior by high school soccer fans in northern california over the weekend. >> what the coaches both teams are saying about the incident. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> and there is a all over. >>

their daughters off before their 18th birthdays. unicef says that mindset was gradually changing until kobe maintained reversed any progress made. the united nations children's fund reports that 10000000 more child marriages could occur before the end of the decade. but we met a young activist who's trying to change that. ah, economic and me one day i asked my mother what her favorite childhood memory was. she said on a go, mary's at the 13 and she doesn't have good childhood memories about what she said, touched me, they didn't. if i'd married that early f one, i wouldn't have my friends. i wouldn't have been able to play and my whole childhood would have been gone through that with the 17 year old. now campaigns against child marriages and bangladesh. again, this is your for, i was one day i was house and my children having a meeting for the plaque from child for and i got them a couple. they work to stop child marriages and torture against children. that's great. i filled out a form and signed up for trainings on leadership and different aspects of the campaign against child marriages, i

their daughters off before their 18th birthdays. unicef says that mindset was gradually changing until kobe maintained reversed. any progress made. the united nations children's fun reports, that 10000000 more child marriages could occur before the end of the decade. but we met a young activist who's trying to change that. ah, again all i can me one day i asked my mother what her favorite childhood memory was . she said when a go married at the 13 and she doesn't have good childhood memories about what she said, touched me, they didn't. if i married that early echo, i wouldn't have my friends, i wouldn't have been able to play. and my whole childhood would have been gone through that with the 17 year old. now campaigns against child marriages in bangladesh at glen, this is you for, i was one day as house and my children having a meeting for the plaque from child for. and i got them a couple, they work to stop child marriages and torture against children. that's great. i filled out a form and signed up for trainings on leadership and different aspects of the campaign against child marriages.

kobe bryant did it last kyrie winds up with 60 2031 shooting at eight threes, all done in a 35 minuteand brooklyn just swamped. orlando 1 50. to want to await back to college basketball. you're gonna see a lot of it in the near future, take it up to the pollutes ws. you take it on the santa clara broncos in the opener, and santa clara has got a star jalen williams. he hangs around. that's a double. nice crossover. right there. he had 19 points, 15 rebounds to try and keep the broncos in it. however we've got to sacramento product to show off here. tyrell's robert playing with the cougars, he pops seven threes, 23 points. cougars pull away in pullman, 63 50, the broncos had a great season 21 12 overall, so the basketball in a big way, wild world basketball. i like to say to start thursday as well for st mary's as they will go against indiana. alright with the time left, let us check this out. now why are we showing you this motorcycle right now? with a little doggy on the back? well wait for it. mike, julie can't drive 55. to that. that's pretty cool. worth another look, man, and i don

grown to be a worrying problem for a lot of central banks. thinking that the bounce back off to the kobe lock downs was triggering a wave of inflation around the world. now on top of this war, the impact of the sanctions happening, having a kind of cascading effect in various elements of the economy. and what is really biting is certainly these energy price rises all of shows the german chancellor talking about that in his press conference after the use summit and talking about the sort of immediate steps that governments will be looking at in terms of things that they can they can do to try to limit the effects of those on their publics because they're worried about public opinion. what happens to their publics if they really start to feel the pinch in terms of energy. there are various things that can be done in terms of price caps in terms of reducing taxes on fuel. but in terms of a longer term approach, i think that you is trying to treat this it to some extent, in a positive sense as a wake up call. to say that they have to reduce this dependence on russian energy and broadly stren

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crippling the russian economy could not be compared to the problems caused by the 1st wave of the kobe pandemic. answering a question from our ria norris from ria novice the claimed. the current challenges are not catastrophic. and the full interview will be ad today. and here's a quick preview. some says that from the left side of his theater, he saw the sanctions has been applied to put pressure on every sector. alchemy feels as if now in contrast to the situation when the soviet union put out the iron curtain to shut itself off from the west of its own whale. russia has been forced to put that curtain up and become some sort of a new north korea. this is like people don't want it, no one wants it, but the big powerful machine is already working and someone is pushing the buttons . i'm saying is like north korea because north korea was buried under the sanctions . most like cuba, where people still drive cars, maintained in 196 says will be. so maybe someone wants russians to start going through scrap metal. and if they're in olds approach, it's caused to drive them. she says, god or

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opening arguments were set to start today but kobe got in the way. balwani is facing the same charges his ex-girlfriend elizabeth holmes faced. amy hollyfield has the latest. >> another delay. the judge is saying he wanted to go ahead and postpone opening arguments today because a juror was exposed to someone who was exposed to covid. he says the juror has tested negative but he wants to be very careful. so no opening arguments today. he and his team arrived an hour early this morning, looking ready to start today, get opening arguments going. this was after a very long jury selection. four full days, longer than expected to find a nonbiased jury. we were seated, they are ready to go another facing a delay. he faces the same crimes elizabeth holmes was convicted of. prosecutors say the pair lied to investors about the company's blood sampling technology. he was dating homes while they ran -- holmes while they arn theranos. she alleged abuse. he has denied claims. the judge is calling this exposure limited, but he wanted to postpone this out of an abu

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. >> you will see a wall with the painting of the late kobe bryant seemingly kissing his oscar, a tributememory here on the red carpet. oscar producers also released a list for the final presenters for sunday's show, taking the cut josh brolin, jason momoa, venus and serena williams, plus jake jewell and hall and west side story star rachel zegler. ama: kumasi aaron be in los angeles for the oscars and she will have special coverage starting friday and throughout the weekend. you can watch the 94th annual award show sunday at 5:00 p.m. here on abc 7. dan: from oscar gold to the golden hills of the east bay, after record-setting warmth this week, can you believe we are expecting rain this what are you recommending for muscle pain? based on clinical data, i recommend salonpas. agreed... my patients like these patches because they work for up to 12 hours, even on moderate pain. salonpas. it's good medicine ama: an investigation beginning into the cause of a education fire to say evening on a delta near antioch. officials let the fire burn out choosing not to use limited resources on the smal

surprise and disappointment mostly, but other than that, i hope he gets better and learns from it kobe battle lives in antioch and says, he likes the mayor but doesn't agree with his recent actions understand that everybody makes mistakes. but as a mayor you have to try your hardest to make a better representation of your city the team in charge of the recall says they have over 4,000 out of the near 10,000 signatures needed to hold a special election, but with the recent news some on the city council think the mayor should resign now we radar, our public officials are elected officials to be held to a higher standard councilmember mark. barbanica says mayor thorpe has a right to due process, but doesn't think this incident is a good look for the city and i'm asking the mayor stepped down deal with your issue that occurred recently. you're legal issue that occurred and don't put the city throuall. well, it is looking clear right now, but live doppler 7. down some showers today on the last day of winter certainly lots of umbrellas out and about in the bay area like here in san jose the

here's kelly kobe eyea. >> reporter: poland is increasingly overwhelmed.men and children. nearly 200,000 arrived over the weekend, many unsure where to go. yelena, her daughter and 85-year-old mother say they walked the last 50 miles to the polish border. >> when we cross, my mother began to cry because my mother needs help. all these people, thank you very much. thank you. i'm sorry. >> reporter: they're on their way to warsaw, then germany, eventually hoping to get visas to the u.s. at temporary shelters, refugees only stay a night or two. volunteers help them find more permanent places to stay to make room for the next wave. across europe, more than 300,000 refugees are staying with relatives and friends or host families. most refugees want to stay close to the border in poland, hoping to return home. >> until the fighting stops, returning home is out of the question for most ukrainians. options are limited, and many are urging the united states to do more. joining me is president and ceo of the lutheran immigration refugee service. she was the policy d

. >> if you look a little into the air, you will see a wall with a painting of the late kobe bryant , kissing his oscar. a tribute perhaps, to his memory here on the red carpet. -- making the cut, josh jason momoa, venus and serena williams, jake jewell and hall and rachel zeigler. in hollywood, george pinocchio. reggie: you heard the magic words. kumasi: venus and serena. but also jason momoa. i am making the trip to l.a. for the oscars. i will have coverage starting tomorrow and throughout the weekend, through monday morning. you can watch the 94th annual awards show right here on abc 7. >> confirmed. >> you are going to see that. kumasi: i will see them and they will be stunning and i will be stunning. and they will be like -- >> we see you and we are coming over to you. i can't wait for that. kumasi: and jason momoa. reggie: i think the strategy would be you get them to come over and then you whisper in their ear like who are your friends here? did you have a good experience? kumasi: thank you, friend. work it. >> all you can in that short amount of time. >> the word spreads, the

that's kobe in michigan, and newlyweds josh and nancy in brooklyn, new york. to see that. send us a photo of you and your mug #"sunday today" and you might see yourself right here next week. remember you can get our "sunday today" mug online at "today".com/shop. >>> thanks for spending part of >>> good morning. it is sunday, march 20th. here's a look at the bay bridge in san francisco. looking a little bright, but it is a beautiful sunday morning, and thank you for joining us. i'm cierra johnson in for kira klapper. meteorologist vianey arana is with us this morning to take a look at your microclimate forecast. >> good morning. the system moved in so fast, just as quickly as it moved in it has cleared out and your sunday ahead will be spectacular. satellite radar, we're no longer seeing green over the region. you

now to nbc's foreign correspondent kobe cobiella joining us from warsaw, poland. word today some cities in poland are reaching or pretty much reached a breaking point with more than 2 million refugees flooding into just that country alone from ukraine. what have you been seeing there? >> reporter: that's right. warsaw, where i am now, is under tremendous strain. talking about tens of thousands of children alone who need to go to school. need to find places for children, places for families to live. this city has taken in more than 300,000 ukrainian refugees. it's a city of under 2 million. basically the population has grown by 17% in a matter of three weeks. it is putting strain on cities like warsaw, like krakow, and cities beyond like prague in the czechoslovakia republic, but we spoke to the warsaw mayor about this and he said, look, it is vital european countries and beyond show vladimir putin that they're united when it comes to taking care of refugees. take a listen. >> i think that if we want to prove to putin that he lost, because he has greatly, greatly m

with the nba's finest, lead team usa to gold and building long-standing friendships with stars like kobe and lebron. coach k. rides off from the same place he built from the ground up. the average cost of a ticket is $3,500 and some of the best seats in the house cost up to 50k. we're told all of his former players, 208 of them, will be invited to the game. >> what a legacy. 50k. worth it. thank you. tune in to "college game day" at 10:00 a.m. eastern. we'll preview the last game of the regular season live from duke. then catch coach k.'s final game at cameron indoor when carolina takes on duke, 6:00 p.m. eastern on espn. it will be a special moment you don't want to miss. >> north carolina is not just going to roll over and give them the game. >> no. >> exactly. >> that will be fun to watch. >>> still ahead on "gma," russia's super rich oligarchs facing tough sanctions. how individuals close to putin are being blocked from entering u.s. and the pricey treasure seized around the world. construct. construction. there is a crack. oh god are you kidding me?! oh god... hi, aren't you tired o

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kobe case rates are on the decline in the united states, but it's a different story in some other parts of the world. but public health leaders are learning about the latest variant that's making the rounds in europe and asia. also senate confirmation hearings for judge catania brown jackson began just more than an hour ago. this is a live look at the judge. now during this hearing. we will also look at why some senators might try to scrutinize some of the more unusual parts of her resume. stay with us more live coverage coming centuries ago, native californians thrived on this land. now, we share a destiny with all californians. when voters granted our sovereign nations exclusive gaming rights, it advanced self-sufficiency and created thousands of good jobs. but now, out of state corporations are coming to california. their online sports betting initiative would break the promise between us. it's bad for tribes and all californians. join us. protect the promise. brown jackson just began about an hour ago. just jackson is the first black woman nominated to the supreme court. ktvu zahle

because we know that we have gaps, and kobe really exposed those gaps in so many different ways for so many families, especially for families have always had a tough time accessing care to begin with. local leaders focused on the ongoing struggles to provide support for the homeless and efforts to strengthen mental health care for children. we continue to follow the breaking news on the peninsula in san bruno, two people taken to the hospital after a crash on the couch train tracks the oncoming train hit a vehicle that was on the tracks a contractor doing some work to electrify caltrain in the san bruno area. we're working to learn why that vehicle was on the train tracks when the train came through. we will bring you more on the penins at the scene of a fiery cal train collision in san bruno, right near 10 friend, mall reporter jesse gary's been at the scene talking with people if we can bring you in live now, jesse, how are people describing that crash? garcia to describing it as hearing belong. whistle of the express train. south bong caltrain express train heading along these track

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poland struggles as refugees fleeing the war keep kobe. while 21 ukrainian children with cancer arrive in the uk for lifesaving treatment. >> two jets suddenly attacked. >> tributes tuned oscar would big star. hollywood remembers william hurt who has died at the age of 71. >> preview all of the action from the baftas, which gets political. stars showing their support for help ukrainian refugees. >> everyone needs to do as much as they can. there's been a record number of people volunteer rhea. and be part of that myself. >> also on the program for you this monday morning, lives going to be speaking to a board member of the chelsea supporters trust as well as the chelsea legend pat devin. looking for in that. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we'll speak to the lead singer of ukraine's most popular rock band using his say to boost morale the soldiers. morning everybody, we start with a warning from the ukrainian president that russia will suit attack nato countries after the weekend strike here polish border. at least 35 people now confirmed to have been killed in

of the virus with yet another very intimate merging and how to respond to that growing feeling of kobe fatigue. and california is considered to be a leader in climate action. so why did the state earn a poor grade on its latest environmental report card? add a burial weather. nice to have some rainfall to start off your tuesday right now still some lingering clouds and possibly some more rain chances in our five day forecast will have the update coming. oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability care coalition, it's so good to see you all! alright! let's brainstorm. any ideas for new members? i'd like to nominate alaska airlines. this neck pillow i

state is also sending out mask hand sanitizer and gloves statewide, and nationally, the number of new kobe cases continues to draw. but the cdc is still tracking a new variant that is picking up overseas. there is a kind of replacement going so a little switch from the i'm a problem that we had before with the surge and this be a two version that's happening in europe and asia right now, and so it is overtaking here. it's just that the cases have stayed low. despite that switch. here in california. the number of daily covid cases, hospitalizations and deaths are nearing pandemic close and still declining, the latest data from the states covid-19 website shows the test positivity rate is now down to 1.4% the state department's urging people who are making international travel plans for the summer to make sure their passports are up to date now because processing times are still lagging. officials say. right now it's taking about 8 to 11 weeks to process the passport. well, that's better than the 18 week timeline travelers had to face last summer. we still are not back to the pre pandemic tu

we're just trying to get our workers who sacrificed during kobe. they were out here for two years, exposing themselves people getting sick and we were watching our managers stay home work remotely and come back to 30, 40, 50 and percent bonuses on their wages and more, and we're just asking for a little relief. chevron's latest statement, ktvu, released over the weekend says in part the union's demands exceeded what the company believes to be reasonable and move beyond what was agreed to as part of the national pattern bargaining agreement, the oil company announced its bringing in workers to help cover those on strike, predicting the protests wouldn't have any effect on its production. but white says those workers are likely not qualified to do the job. we do a lot of training. we have to stay current on our training every year and somehow magically, they came up with enough people that we've never seen before. run the plants and we pray that they're safe and they're an expert from uc berkeley tells ktvu. any lag in production could lead to an ext

kobe was the one who did it last he winds up with 60 on 20 of 31 shooting. he had eight threes.s of brooklyn, just kind of swamped. orlando 1 50 to 18 60 points for kyrie herb. you was a prince facial performance. like i say when he can play, it's all good. brooklyn, an easy winner. let's talk some basketball college style. then i t of it is on and the broncos up santa clara most deserving of a post season performance as they had a pretty good regular season and let's take it and take a look at the pollution up in ws you the road to the garden. that's where they play the final. of course up there. santa clara's jalen williams, you got to see the double crossover moved. keep santa clara close. they were within seven against the cougars . he had 19 points and 15 rebounds. that's a beauty. however sacramento product tyrell roberts had seven threes . 23 points coupe's pull away in pullman. 63 50, the broncos had a great season and finish 21 12 . they're out of the night there . wcc rival of course, st mary's this afternoon get a fond farewell bid from their fans in morada a lot of s

reporter: kobe lives in antioch and likes the mayor, but doesn't agree with his recent actions. >> i understand that everybody makes mistakes, but as a mayor you have to try your hard toast make a better representation of your city. reporter: the team in charge of the recall says they have over 4,000 out of the near 10,000 significant neurosis needed to hold a special election. with the recen se on the city >> we need our elected officials to be held to a hig>> colember r thorpe has a right to due process, but doesn't think this incident is a good look for the city. >> i'm asking the mayor, step down, deal with your issue that occurred recently, your legal issue that occurred, and don't put the city through this. reporter: ryan curry, abc 7 news. liz: the fate of the waterfront ballpark for the a's may be decided by voters in november. the chronicle reports oakland city councilmember carol fif se now considering sponsoring a ballot measure. fife said she will make a final decision after having further discussion with colleagues and studying the cost of a potential ballot measure. a's

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