is happening here in las vegas, too.ou stick a stake in the ground -- i can tell you that it wasn't in mark davis' mind this is a related move to las vegas and sharing the city with the athletics. but i think that when it is all flushed out, the raters are in a strong enough position here in las vegas and the nfl is such a strong brand that they will have the super bowl here next year that they can weather the competition. this is very much a specific problem they have with the individual runoff. it doesn't have anything to do with the tradition of the athletics or the lineup. he did say, too, but will probably have more of an impact on the possibly of an nba team -- possibility of an nba team coming to las vegas. games, that could cut into their support that we. the raters are going to play eight regular-season games on sunday -- raiders are going to play eight regular-season games on sunday. view of this and pplreenc it. kriss rk these teams?n as you alluded to, there's a limited number of bodies to fill the seats in g

you had the increase in the city of las vegas, north las vegas, city of henderson, and clark county butting up against the desert and starting to encroach on native habitats and desert areas. there needed to be a solution to come in to balance these interests of growth and development with maintaining our native landscapes. christensen: the solution that was first used to overcome this problem was land swaps. a developer would find some private land worthy of protection--say, up in the mountains--and offer to swap that land to the federal government in order to be able to develop one of the public land parcels in the las vegas valley. reid: they would give the federal government that land, and they would get something in exchange for it. as time went on, it became a corrupt situation. [hammering, power saws whirring] christensen: the danger and fear here was that growth in the las vegas valley could come to a screaming halt. reid saw this problem and set about to craft a solution. man: in congress, the staff is everything. if you have a good staff, you're gonna have a successful congressman

they'll have more on the a's and their planned move to las vegas. >>> right now at 5:00, rebuked by the. oakland's mayor sending a strong message to the a's after the team agrees to buy land and build a new ballpark in vegas. now where do the two sides go? >> i think we're all disappointed. we put so much into our waterfront vision. to not have success based on all the investment is disappointing. >> also, we talk exclusively with a's president david kaval. he shares the team's side of the story. >>> the city of antioch spacing a lawsuit after some of the city's police officers share facist and homophobic texts. what the people filing that suit are asking for. good afternoon. the news at 5:00 starts right now. i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm garvin thomas. >>> packing up for vegas for the second time in three years. oakland is facing the likelihood of losing its last major professional sports team. with the a's announcing they are in negotiations with las vegas and have even committed to buying property for a new ballpark. >> a gut punch for oakland after losing the raiders to vegas three y

>> the a is taking a major step towards las vegas. we are getting perspective from a longtime las vegas reporter on the stadium deal and what happens next. >>> plus, playoff basketball back in the bay. >> this is my first time here and they better do it tonight! >> many say that it feels like a game seven with the dubs down 0-2. how fans are feeling going into tonight. >>> it is one of california's most spellbinding super blooms! we go along on one bay area couple 's road trip across the state. >> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> the warriors are back on their home turf for the playoffs at chase center. in an hour they will try to dig themselves out of the 0-2 hole against the kings. >>> then we take you across the bay. oakland a's fans are coming to terms with a devastating blow. it now looks all but certain the team will be leaving for las vegas. after five decades of calling the coliseum home, the a's announced last night they have signed a binding agreement for a 49 acre site near the vegas strip to build a $1

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the legislature is in session now in las vegas.ey have about 60 more days, and there's not not even a bill for them to consider at the moment, so i think for everyone in the oakland and in the bay area, you should not think that your team has gone just yet. the deadline is not today. the deadline is january of 24. that's the date after which the oakland a's stopped getting revenue sharing if they don't have a stadium deal done. samson also says major league baseball does not want to team moved to las vegas because it would remove an expansion team possibility stay with ktvu on air and online as we monitor the next steps in this process, you can find more coverage on our website ktvu dot com. you could be in the works for the oakland route and the oakland sold. those sports clubs have submitted an official proposal to lisa malibu lot adjacent to the colosseum in oakland. the club's believe the area will be large enough to accommodate the stadium and parking if accepted by the city and alameda county. the proposal would allow the roo

the a's are buying land for a ballpark in las vegas. so what happened? >> i think we're all disappointed. we put so much into our waterfront vision, and to not have success based on all the investment is disappointing. >> our exclusive tv interview with the president of the oakland a's. >>> also, up in smoke. we are on hippie hill for 4/20. thousands of people celebrating this annual tradition that started in san rafael. >>> and twitter finally strips its blue checkmarks. did you notice? unless you're willing to pay. so who is paying? one of our trusted covid experts tells us why she's now a subscriber. >>> good evening. i'm raj mathai. this is not a sports story. this is a story about politics. it's a story about money and community love. bottom line, hearts are being broken as we speak yet again. oakland is likely to lose its third and final major sports franchise. the a's and the city of oakland are headed for a bitter divorce, and las vegas is the new frontier. the a's, just like the raiders, buying land near the las vegas strip. they plan to build a

there's no guarantee the a's will get a deal done even in las vegas. if they don't, would you reopen negotiations with them here in oakland? >> you know, raj, as i said last week, if the a's called me back, i'll pick up the phone, you know. again, it wasn't the city that walked away from this negotiation summit. it was the a's. and so absolutely, you know. there's still many, many steps in las vegas that hasn't even started. this, you know, buying a plot of land in vegas is one thing. however, i will not allow for oakland to be used as leverage in negotiation for a stadium in las vegas. i don't think that that's fair, and i think that oakland residents and oakland a's fans deserve better. >> there is some bad blood out there in the media. just a few days ago, you might have heard the commissioner of major league baseball said the fans shouldn't blame john fisher. instead, they should blame oakland for not getting this done. we also had an exclusive interview with the a's president, you mentioned dave cavill. he did thank you and former mayor libby scha

and being used as leverage in the negotiations with las vegas.ayor xiang tao, firing back as the eighties plan to move to las vegas why she's placing blame on the team. jason will be back with more on steph curry and the warriors big bounce back against the kings later in sports, also to be area leaders, now calling for a federal investigation into the antiochus police department. first time since the team signed a binding agreement to purchase land for a new ballpark in las vegas. ktvu tom baker tells us she accused the a's of negotiating in bad faith. with the oakland a's having purchased land in las vegas for a new ballpark, and with the raiders and warriors gone oakland with no major sports teams left becomes a minor league city. so i asked the mayor about that happening on her watch. people can't say on my watch. x y z, however. i'm not selling out the city of oakland. the things i want to say you can't print and you can't put on the air. the mayor lays all the blame on the a's and says the team acted in bad faith. it's been what it looks li

this is the las vegas review journal, oakland a's enter binding agreement to buy a las vegas ballpark site signing a purchase agreement near the strip. it will be fascinating, gianna, to see nea or where on the strip it will be. i make a prediction. >> i'm curious to find out wher it will be, too. bumped out for a's fans. hopefully the warrior give you something to cheer about tonight when they get the win against the kings. the dubs are looking to get a win becaus it is game three. a play off series and they are down 2-0. jocelyn is live at chase center this morning. i'm trying to get my head in the game, jocelyn. i want to make sure thi get the good vibes out there for the wi tonight. how are you feeling? >> reporter: we are fine. gianna, we are fine. we have been talking about this the las couple of days. in all seriousness we are fine. that i how a lot of fans are feeling. think the team is keeping that confidence and head coach steve kerr talked about the confidenc yesterday. if you are coming to the game, the gold blooded t-shirts are back. the chief marketing officer said that

. >> oakland's major league baseball team appears to be headed for las vegas. the a's announced they are entering a purchase agreement to buy land in vegas to purchase a stadium. this comes after years of negotiations to build a new ballpark at howard terminal. >> oakland is not interes being used as leverage in the a's negotiations with las vegas. it is disrespectful to string the city along this way. >> the a's said we have made a strong effort to stay here. we recognize this is hard to hear. we are disappointed we have been unable to achieve our shared vision of a waterfront ballpark. >> they are expected move the strip in las vegas, not far from the raiders home. it is a 49 acre site. it has 35,000. they hope to break ground by next year and be able to host games20. >> plans to build the stadium in the bay area have been filled with pitfalls. the planet 1997 was blocked by the san francisco giants. 2000 six the a's considered a move to fremont. in 2009 they look to san jose but major league baseball opposed the move. a stadium plan at a college fell apart.

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now sarah and deal in las vegas. that's for sure. the mayor of say that she still open to talking with the team force. justine waltman in our newsroom tonight with the latest testing. >> well, the team announced this binding agreement last week to acquire about 50 acres for 1.5 billion dollars. it's a 35,000 seat. we're tractable roof stadium and entertainment complex in las vegas. and this likely polls, the a's from oakland where they've been for 55 years. oakland mayor sheng tao told us today that she has not heard from the team, including owner john fisher since they called to tell her they were leaving for las vegas. know the fans are very upset. >> but they must know that the city that my team and i we did everything that we could even brought on a 3rd party that was ok by mister fisher. and again, the ball's in their court and we're still welcome to having a phone call with him. if they want to pick up phone and give us a call. >> the mayor said that she still very optimistic about the howard terminal site and wants the best of

not until shovels hit the hot las vegas dirt. for oakland baseball to be saved , it would take an 11th hour sale and a new ownership group to come in. city officials tell me they be willing to work with them. ama: thank you. if the a's do leave, what happens to the coliseum site and the land around it? developing it is something that has been mentioned several times but there could be a major hurdle. even if the a's moved to las vegas. j.r. stone explains. reporter: all eyes on the oakland coliseum site and nearby properties as the oakland a's have signed a binding agreement to purchase land for a new stadium in las vegas. >> oakland is one of the greatest places in the world. we love it here. reporter: that from lindsay behrens who is optimistic about the future of the area. the soccer team announced thursday a proposal with the city and county to enter into a lease that would put a temporary soccer stadium with stans. years. we are super excited to official with the proposal. we are hoping that that will work out for us. report

la alcaldesa (hablan en inglés) >> tras darse a conocer que se firmó un acuerdo con la ciudad de las vegasstra presentadora del digital estás en el estudio con más detalles de este acuerdo. >> en la noche se publicó una declaración diciendo que firmaron un acuerdo para comprar 49 acres en las vegas. >> este terreno es cerca de los hoteles. >> pues no están muy felices los ciudadanos de la ciudad pero primero déjame ver la declaración que se publicó el equipo en parte durante más de 20 años han enfocado en asegurar un nuevo hogar para el club en auckland. >> incluso con el apoyo de los aficionados. >> y el condado y el estado el proceso para construir un nuevo parque de béisbol ha avanzado poco. >> reconocemos que es muy difícil escuchar y también seguiremos compartiendo detalles. >> (inaudible) >> la alcaldesa de auckland habló hoy en una prensa hace una hora visiblemente molesta por la decisión diciendo que ha hecho demasiado de su parte para mantener al equipo en auckland. >> (información en pantalla) >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> en cada oportunidad se han aumentado las

i'm not necessarily sure they're going to feel that sense of community and las vegas. i think it's just a big last culturally and we ve lost the warriors. we lost the raiders. disappointment in oakland community members and fans frustrated as the oakland athletics are moving forward with plans to leave the town. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. the future of the oakland a's is up in the air tonight, but all signs are pointing to las vegas. hello again. i'm greg lee cristina rendon. tonight's tell us that they are just devastated the age of signed a binding agreement to purchase land for a new ballpark in las vegas. this comes after years of discussion between the organization and the city. the ayes have struggled in attendance for nearly two decades, both the city of oakland and the organization share differing views on this situation. it's been what it looks like leave the city of oakland. oakge in ts with las vegas. we will not continue discussions under these circumstances. oakland will not be bullied. i think there's a lot of excitement around it. t

not until shovels hit the hot las vegas dirt. for oakland baseball to be saved , it would take an 11th hour sale and a new ownership group to come in. city officials tell me they be willing to work with them. ama: thank you. if the a's do leave, what happens to the coliseum site and the land around it? developing it is something that has been mentioned several times but there could be a major hurdle. even if the a's moved to las vegas. j.r. stone explains. reporter: all eyes on the oakland coliseum site and nearby properties as the oakland a's have signed a binding agreement to purchase land for a new stadium in las vegas. >> oakland is one of the greatest places in the world. we love it here. reporter: that from lindsay behrens who is optimistic about the future of the area. the soccer team announced thursday a proposal with the city and county to enter into a lease that would put a temporary soccer stadium with stans. years. we are super excited to official with the proposal. we are hoping that that will work out for us. report

it remains to be seen if they get it done in las vegas.ants fans will remember in 1990 two, they almost moved to tampa and then a local group came in and saved the day. is there any chance of that happening here? >> you might want to find latham and ask him right now. he has a standing offer to buy the 80's. i do not want to present false hope. this is not good news. if an 11th hour team could in to buy the a's and keep them here, sources told me they would be willing to get a deal done in oakland. that question then he said i cannot buy something that is not for sale. one last i have talked about this. why would major league baseball hand over a prime city like las vegas with the potential for expansion, just give it to one of the worst owners in sports and give up relocation fees? >> it makes absolutely no sense. the los angeles dodgers, the san diego padres and bears on the diamondbacks do not want all of northern california to be the giants territory exclusively. that is completely unfair for them to have the whole north of the state.

las vegas would have an impressive sports corridor. more on the land deal in vegas and more of our exclusive interview with the president, had to our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> the racist text messaging scandal in antioch. half of the police department is indicated in that case. some of the targets of those text messages could take legal action. the announcement was made on the steps of the antioch police department today by john burris. he represents five plaintiffs. they are accusing the city of malicious statements. they are seeking damages and calling for a federal monitor to oversee the antioch lease department. >> knowing what i know now, this community -- >> did not speak by phone. he did not comment on the lawsuit but says an external investigation should be wrapping up shortly and that the officers involved are currently on paid leave. >>> 11:00, a vigil in san jose for the man that was gunned down while walking his dog. family and friends gathering to remember 45 year old, jorge. he was walking his dog on blossom river drive

the a's announced the team is in negotiations with las vegas and have even committed to buying land for a new ballpark. we have been here before. three years after oakland lost the raiders to vegas as well. velena jones is in oakland with the announcement. now what happens? >> reporter: they say there's no crying in baseball, but after losing two major teams and a third one on the way out, the city says they are extremely disappointed. the mayor adds she didn't even know the a's were entertaining other offers until she got the call late last night. now all those negotiations are on hold. >> it's been what it looks like from the outside, that they've always wanted to leave the city of oakland. >> reporter: it's a curveball, oakland mayor thao said, she didn't see coming after learning the a's signed a purchase agreement for a 49-acre site to build a new ballpark in las vegas. >> i'm not selling out the city of oakland. like i stated, we have a $300 million-plus deficit. we were the closest we've ever been to sealing the deal. >> reporter: the announcement in the middle of negotiations wi

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she is watching you in las vegas knowing what the headline is for us. >> hi, heather. i want to tell you we are not happy. that's al i got to say. >>headline for you in vegas watching us. the conversation happening on twitter. let's take a look. thi guy says oakland a's fans deserve better. trevor is sayin especially since oakland is als lost the raiders and the warriors moved to san francisco the a's were the last team. a lot of people are feeling the pain this morning. gianna? >> reed it will be torture. the have a couple of years before they leave. that will be tough for the fans. >>> hopefully this eases your pain and if you are aware years fan, we have game three tonight we need a win for sure. jocelyn moran is live. i'm glad you are getting us ready for the game. my nerves are peaking. i'm nervous. i know they will get the win, a must win for sure? >> reporter: what near figures, gianna. no, i feel it too. but the good news we are back home at chase center. a good track record when it comes to playing at home during the last season and also the postseason. hopeful

he's president dave campbell tells the las vegas review journal newspaper. the team plans to build a $1.5 billion ballpark with 30,000 seats and partially retractable roof for the 2027 season. this development could also include restaurants, bars and an amphitheater as well. now the still need to work on a public private partnership with state and local officials. but this proposal has the support of the bad as governor and baseball commissioner, rob manfred team would receive partial funding from tax dollars to help build the ballpark. groundbreaking could happen as soon as sometime next year. the oakland a's issued a statement on this and said, we realized this is a difficult day for our oakland fans and community. even with support from fans, leaders of the city county and state level and throughout the broader community, the process to build a new ballpark in oakland has made little forward progress. for some time. we have made a strong and sincere effort to stay here. oakland's mayor santa we should response, saying i'm deeply disappointed that the ace

location is about a mile north of allegiant stadium where the raiders play , and just west of the las vegas strip. many people are shocked to see the move come to fruition, but a former vegas reporter says it's business. >> there are conventional thing you could say. sure, it is a huge tourist draw. millions of people will come. the a's believe they will get thousands and thousands and thousands of visitors to come to that city just to see an a's game. >> so a's president dave kaval that after negotiations with th city they have reached their wits end. >> it is a sad day for the fans but by the same token it has been a 25 year saga. our curren facility is 10 years past its useful life. we need to find an alternative that works, and we have a path in las vegas that can put the franchise on solid footing. >> here is some a's history. they played their first game in 1968 after moving from kansas city, winning the championship in oakland four years later in 1972 and going on to win three titles in a row. in 1989 the a' squared off against the san francisco giants and the bay bridge series that

you will not use us to get a better deal in las vegas. >> any blame here? pointing fingers at anyone? >> the blame game is so much fun. you can take it all the way back to like that in kobe commissioner at the time, joe like him. he wanted to buy the a's. he was snubbed. reggie jackson and that whole group were snubbed. he ended up going with his frat buddy and they were going to try to move to san jose and it failed. that is one of who i would blame. two, the a's ownership. it is not the city. the city was trying to get this done. the a's said they needed 350 $2 million to pay for the infrastructure and raised 375 million. but inflation hit, the pandemic, costs went up and testament went out the window. the city did all they could. they raised the money they were asked to raise. when you have a billionaire owner not willing to finish the deal, it is hard to blame the city. >> the golden rule. >>[laughter] >> now we move to new developments in antioch police department scandal. civil rights attorney john burroughs filed a federal lawsuit in an effort to bri

still, playing at the coliseum with one foot out the door, heading for las vegas. our coverage of the a's possibly leaving continues throughout the newscast. 5:30, scott budman talks with the people who will miss the team the most if it heads to vegas. that is, of course, the fans. >>> more fallout in the racist text messaging scandal in antioch. nearly half its police department is implicated in that case. now some of the targets of those texts are taking legal action. nbc bay area's pete suratos is tracking this new development. >> these officers need to be removed from antioch police department. criminal. i need justice for my son. >> reporter: sherrill cobb speaking on behalf of her son, trent allen, one of five plaintiffs in a lawsuit against the city of antioch for what's described as malicious treatment against antioch police. he was arrested for murder but the case is taking a turn after these shocking racist text messages between officers during his arrest, including pictures of allan recovering in the hospital with officer eric arumbo saying, "ticked his h

alan: ¿se quedarÁ en las vegas? a con armas, una fiesta de cumpleaÑos termina en tiroteo masivo, cuatro adolescentes fallecieron y otros 15 estÁn heridos, algunos en estado crÍtico, esto una hora despuÉs de que pistoleros abrieron fuego contra la multitud en un parque de kentucky, la policÍa investiga los hechos y posibles motivaciones. >> [habla en inglÉs] satcha: segÚn el archivo de violencia con armas, el paÍs registra al menos 163 tiroteos masivos en las primeras 15 semanas de este aÑo, un promedio de casi 2 balaceras por dÍa en este 2023, el presidente las califica como indignantes e inaceptables. en las Últimas horas arresta al jefe del centro migratorio acusado de dar la orden de cerrar a los reclusos. autoridades han detenido a nueve funcionarios relacionados con la investigaciÓn. alan: ahora mismo el dolor y la sed de justicia traspasan la frontera tras confirmarse la muerte de la joven hispana quien viajÓ desde texas a ver su familia en nuevo leÓn, mÉxico. el Último reporte seÑala que un golpe en la cabeza

. >> the a's say they're heading to las vegas. they plan to build a $1.5 billion retractable roof ballpark there off the vegas strip. so what happened here behind the scenes? the team has been pushing hard, we know, for that new ballpark along the waterfront at howard terminal. the process was simply moving too slow. the city has been in negotiations with the a's for years, but late last night the team announced it's pulling out of negotiations with oakland and focusing solely on las vegas, nevada. oakland mayor, not happy. in an exclusive tv interview, i spoke with the team president, dave kaval, who said things didn't work out in oakland because the a's plan was too audacious for the city. >> i think the challenge is that we had an incredible visionary waterfront plan. you know, maybe the boldness and audacity of it was too much and too much opposition with the maritime polluters and they were able to delay the project very successfully, which really impeded our ability to move forward on a timeline that worked especially for ma

far from the strip which runs right here just on the other side of interstate 15 from where the las vegas knights of the nhl currently play and smear blocks from the home of the now los vegas raiders, new stadium is right down there. the raiders sunday's, of course, recently shared the coliseum in oakland. >> yeah, the a's and oakland have been in negotiations for years now over proposed. >> ballpark at howard terminal in the port of oakland. things seem to be moving in the right direction with the approval. >> of an environmental review of the project just last month. >> but last night, mayor sheng tao says she got a call from a president, dave capital about the vegas land purchase and the lands you're looking at right here is the land in question where the a's are hoping to build a ballpark. the mayor says she views the sudden move by the a's as a betrayal and she now thinks the a's were trying to use their negotiations with oakland to get some leverage to help strike a deal with the folks who run the entertainment capital of the world. >> instead of working with us. they have announced

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they say that he has family in brisbane and this also known to go to the las vegas area. officers say if you see him do not approach him but call 9-1-1. and alameda county supervisor still hopeful that the oakland a's will stay rooted in the town. but as kron four's djegal reports nate miley does not blame them for possibly bolting to las vegas. now that the team has entered into this binding agreement to purchase land there. >> were you caught off guard? >> i was a little caught off guard alameda county board of supervisors. president nate miley says months went by without him talking with oakland athletics. president dave kaval. >> has miley attended to other pressing county matters but says he reached out a few days ago to check in on the team's plans to build a new ballpark at howard terminal and had no indication the a's had already signed a binding agreement to purchase land in las vegas and move the team to the desert, though he says it does not come as a complete shocked. the a's are looking at their options. we all knew they're looking options so you can be. >> i

stadium site in las vegas. we are also looking at the economic impact of the a's leaving the bay area. jobina is at the live desk. jobina: the departure of the a's is hard to ignore. using the -- losing the team means losing jobs. the bay area institute estimated a new ballpark would generate $7.3 billion in economic benefits and create more than 6100 jobs. losing the team means losing hundreds of full and part-time jobs connected to the coliseum building. to groundskeepers to administration. >> economy. union paying jobs. people dependent on those jobs. if we built a new stadium those who have construction jobs as well. jobina: it is a hit to youth sports. says the a's have been supporters of little league teams in the east bay. >> great partner to us. it is a terrible thing to happen. for kids, for me. jobina: the major-league team has been supplying uniforms to 24 little league teams every season at the cost of around $8,000. here is where the a's are expected to move in vegas. it is located near the strip o

oakland is not interested and being used as leverage in the 80's negotiations with las vegas. and it disrespectful to our residents and our fans to stream the city along this way. >> mayor tell also said the city will now work for a development deal that actually creates opportunities for oaklanders. that includes partners who are committed to the success of the city. meanwhile, a's president dave kaval expressing excitement over the purchase in vegas saying he is hoping to break ground on a new ballpark within the next year and hopes to be playing baseball real games in 2027. there. >> the local community gets behind their teams and for us in baseball with so many events and dates that's critically important. you know, 70% of our fans are going to be locals and we want to, you know, make sure that we have an incredible team to watch and we're very competitive and winning world series. but we want to make sure that they actually love baseball. and i think that fan base is out there and tapping into that is an exciting aspect of the team coming to town. >> now despite saying oa

chisholm: people would watch mushroom clouds from las vegas. cocktails were named after the atomic tests. i mean, it's absurd to think that we were allowing the type of atomic testing that was occurring so close to a population center. man: ...minus one minute. chisholm: it was as a result of the cold war, the atomic testing that people really came to see nevada as being a wasteland. narrator: ...in the new world of the atomic age. [poignant music plays] [slide projector clicks] baca: it's interesting. in nevada, where we have these incredible wilderness areas, we have these beautiful night skies, there are so many assets. however, we had no national parks. so few places were really being celebrated for the incredible beauty that they had. christensen: when reid got into congress, he wanted to change that. he wanted to put nevada on the map in a different way. reid: i wanted to do something about wilderness. because nevada was growing so fast, i knew people unintentionally would ruin the environment. i had a press secretary. i'd been out lookin

this is the first home game since the team announced that deal in las vegas. here is nbc's tom just that. >> this was the first chance for a's fans to show the team and ownership how they feel about the team being uprooted and moved to nevada. a group of about two dozen a's fans showed their displeasure with the news that the 25 have a binding agreement on 49 acres near the las vegas strip, where they plan to build a new stadium. >> it has been got wrenching. >> reporter: oakland fans have seen this before when their nfl raiders moved to las vegas in the warriors moved across the bay to san francisco, and they are not ready to give up on their a's just yet. >> i am hope there is one last ditch effort to have them stay in oakland. >> reporter: protesters specifically target 25 owner, john fisher on their sign. they say fisher intentionally sabotaged the team to justify a move to las vegas by raising season ticket prices and getting proven talent from the a's roster and driving home attendance to just over 11,000 fans per game. >> absolutely. i do. >> he is purp

las vegas draws in nearly 40 million tourists annually. raiders obviously not, and some residents feel strongly about that. but i hear this negative thing about the a's. only because -- first of all the team is in last place. we don't want another transplanted team. >> to have another major league team or another professional sport outside the aces, have the nights. if we get the a's, this town is going to blow up. jobina: that elvis was not a hunk o'burning love. [laughter] the a's have purchased land close to the las vegas strip for a retractable roof stadium that will seat up to 35,000 fans. the next big hurdle for the oakland a's is securing the $500 million public financing needed to move the team to sin city, which is -- which has also come with opposition there. of course we will keep watching it, reggie. reggie: i'm still a little short by that elvis interview. jobina: with the hockey jersey. reggie: that looked like a pirate shirt. there was a lot going on there. you know, it is vegas. jobina: just a little. reggie: a sure girl? o

athletics have signed a binding agreement purchased land for a new retractable roof ballpark in las vegas. the site is not far away from allegiance stadium where the raiders currently play in vegas. it's also not far away from the las vegas strip. oakland mayor xiang tao says she only learned of the decision in a phone call 24 hours ago. ktvu is tom baker spoke with her about what her thoughts are moving forward. with the oakland a's having purchased land in las vegas for a new ballpark, and with the raiders and warriors gone oakland with no major sports teams left becomes a minor league city. so i asked the mayor about that happening on her watch. people can't say on my watch. x y z, however. i'm not selling out the city of oakland. the things i want to say you can't print and you can't put on the air. the mayor lays all the blame on the a's and says the team acted in bad faith. it's been what it looks like from the outside that they've always wanted to leave the city of oakland. oakland is not interested in being used as leverage in the a's negotiations with las vegas. we will not conti

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oakland is not interested in being used as leverage in the age negotiations with las vegas. >> the mayor was not happy. i was there during the press conference. the ace is the latest professional team to lead the east bay in the recent years. the raiders ditched oakland for vegas in 2020. the warriors moved to san francisco in 2019. we spent time at the coliseum talking with fans about the potential loss. >> baseball is my sport. the a's are my team. >> reporter: joe has been a season ticket holder for more than 20 years. he has collected plenty of souvenirs and many more memories tearing on the a's . he was optimistic there would be a way to keep them in oakland. >> it gave me a lot of hope that they would be staying. be devastating and somewhat the east bay in general, but definitely for oakland it will be a huge impact. >> reporter: the game has given into the needs of the business more than anything else. >> sports should be more about the sport and not all about the money. >> reporter: brandon jones showing off. it collected over the years and said his heart dropped when he found ou

now to know that, hey, there's a path forward in las vegas that could work and we have an incredibletadium that we can build their with an amazing vision of a ballpark village legendary sports consultant andy dole. it has served in executive positions in the nfl. nba nhl mlb it was general manager of a former north american soccer league team dulic and oakland tribune writer dave newhouse have written goodbye, oakland. a sports towns fight for survival . what this is, is a gut punch to a community that has seen two teams go and another team right on the edge of going, but is it a fake punch to get oakland officials to flinch? everybody keeps talking about a deal's done in vegas. well, who's paying $1.5 billion tom for a convertible dome stadium? uh when is john fisher having a press conference to announce that he's put money in the bank? his advice to oakland and alameda county officials? i would never quit if i was an elective office until i knew a deal was signed, sealed and delivered in las vegas, which, um, as far as i know, is not done, which says there's been way too much delay

the team making a big announcement about their future in las vegas. the mayor says she is already moving on. jobina: you and i both know, we've been covering the story for years. there are some any people upset. the a's announced late last night they've entered a binding purchase agreement for land not far from the las vegas strip. the team saying the process to build a new ballpark at howard terminal made little forward progress for some time. the plan passed through environment overview. more details needed to be ironed out. in a statement, they said we have made a strong and sincere effort to stay here. we recognize this is very hard to hear, we are disappointed we've been unable to achieve our shared vision of a waterfront ballpark. the oakland mayor also released a statement, reading and part it is clear to me that the a's have no intention of staying in oakland and have simply been using this process to try to extract a better deal out of las vegas. i am not interested in continuing to play that game. the fans and our residents deserve better. t

the a's announced they've entered an agreement to purchase land on the las vegas strip to build a new ballpark. it's not a done deal but a's did end all negotiations with the city of oakland. the mayor has criticized the a's for blindsiding her and ending negotiations to build on the oakland waterfront. mlb commissioner rob manfred addressed the media and expressed sympathy for the fans in the bay area about possibly losing the team but staunchly defended the a's reclusive billionaire owner john fisher. i feel sorry for the fans but for the city to point fingers at john fisher is not fair. we've shown an unbelievable commitment to the fans in oakland by exhausting every possible opportunity to try to get something done. unfortunately the government doesn't seem to have the will to get it done. >>> for equality and the environment, new money aimed at public education. the governor announced money for new projects across california. among them a long awaited vta extension. nearly 47 mill to them to connect east ridge transit directly. it will help low income transit dependent people who

i don't think las vegas deserves it. >> i am sorry to see them go.ations for a new ballpark at howard terminal in addition to the stadium. the project would've brought in 3000 residential units to the waterfront, as well as commercial and entertainment space. but after years of install negotiations, the a's announced a deal to buy 49 acres of land. this happening just off of the vegas strip where the team plans to build a 35,000 seat stadium with a

and just west of the las vegas strip. a former vegas reporter says well, it's all business. >> then there are the conventional things id you could say. sure it's a huge tourist draw. millions of people will come. the a's believer they're going to get thousands and thousands and thousands of visitors to come to that city just to see an a's game. >> still, there's no doubt the a's have a great history in oakland. the team played their first game at the coliseum way back in 1968. after moving from kansas city. winning their championship in oakland four years later in '72. going on to win three titles in a row then in 1989, the a's squared off against the san francisco giants in the bay bridge series. that was famously interruptedly loma prieta. the a's president dave kaval came out to try and explain his decision. he says after decades of back and forth with the city, they reached their wits' end. >> we know this is a difficult day for our fans and it's a sad day. but by the same token. this has been a 25 year saga. we're at

>> oh, great, now i can make another "leaving las vegas." let's keep doing it.up facing a different kind of challenge. we wanted to ask him about reports that he blew through his fortune, buying ex car eve nosa skull but his african crow hugn, oected to the >> h huginn. >> r oear u're talking again. i kn ery tgh castles in germany, in england, an island, a mansion in new orleans. what's that about? >> i was over-invested in real estate. it wasn't because i spent $80 on an octopus. but the real estate market crashed and i couldn't get out in time. >> how much money did you end up owing to the irs? >> i paid them all back. about $6 million. i never filed for bankruptcy. >> he moved to tax-free las vegas and dug in and worked nonstop. making three to four movies a year. >> that had to be a dark period for you. >> it was dark, sure. >> did the work help? >> no doubt, work, work was always my guardian angle. it may not have been blue chip, but it was still work. >> when somebody suggest during that period of time when they say, these critics say, he's here for a payc