of raising taxes to pay for this bill the republicans aren't going to have any of that, are they, libby? >> no. that's absolutely right and that is a nonstarter for republicans. they have been very clear about that from the outset our expectation is if there is a bipartisan deal it will not include tax increases. however important to remember if there's a bipartisan deal it does not procollude democrats are moving and passing another spending bill then funded by tax increases so our expectations is that tax increases will happen it is just a question of which vehicle they will be in. >> that's interesting because what i'm hearing you say, libby, is that you could take away the tax increases out of this bill and come to an agreement simply on the spending. the president says he doesn't want anything less than a trillion the gop is at what 928 billion. that's just $72 billion -- give the guy the trillion you know what's 72 billion among enemies? ylan, give me your reanction to the idea that the taxes could be taken out of this. >> yeah. i think that is certainly a possibility because i th

we'll be chatting with oakland mayor libby shaft. and we've got the latest on the buzz as well with that too. and with what's going on with the warriors. meantime. >> let's go all the weather, john. it looks like we're in for a little bit of a cool down. yeah, definitely in for a cool down just around the corner. guys also fell just a little bit of shaking earlier this morning. >> just south of san jose. just a quick update for those of you that they have been awoken a few minutes 2 point aged center just south of the city as you can see in that red tide here on the screen again, that's just south of san jose. aside from that. it really is just a cool down in the fog that we're looking at this morning. we are going to be looking at conditions clearing up. eventually, we just got to get through the gray. so if you are leaving the house, hopefully you're doing so little bit sooner. than you would on a normal commute day just because there are some spots, a little visibility, especially right along the bay and right along the coastline.

brent: captain libby weiss, spokesperson for the israeli defense forces.e appreciate your time and insights tonight. thank you. funerals have been held for the victims of tuesday's school shooting in the russian city of because on -- of khazan. vladimir putin has reportedly ordered the national guard to draft stricter measures. hundreds of mourners gathered to pay respects to the students and staff members who were killed. memorials have sprung up in several cities across the country. police have arrested the suspected gunman, but have yet to release a possible motive, leaving residents of the city distraught and confused. >> a carpet of flowers and emotions running high. shock mixed with anger and sadness. after the tragic shooting, locals can't believe that a heist will, like any other, has come to symbolize senseless violence. and that a former pupil carried out the deadly rampage. >> my kids go to the school. i nieces in the ninth grade. the fire service rescued her with a ladder. my son is in the fourth grade, and thank god he only goes to school in t

joining us is libby cantrill let's start on that.hat you're hearing from these proposals, it is not what the final solution will look like. >> that is right what is proposed and what is signed into law will look quite different. that's not to say that taxes aren't going up, because they most likely are but they're probably are going to be more benign in final form than what has been proposed. we expect the individual tax rate to go up and we do see the corporate tax rate going up. probably not to the full 28% like president biden said. it won't be as extreme as biden proposed very unlikely to go to parity with that ordinary income tax rate for those making more than $1 million yes, we expect taxes to be going up but probably going to be more benign and more palatable in their final form >> libby, the reason you think that is not because you think the democrats are going to come to some consensus with republicans, you think this is the democrats and their own caucus they have to work through? >> yeah. becky, i think that is something

. >> a big vaccine milestone in oakland today oakland mayor libby schaff says 50% of eligible adults fully vaccinated in a tweet today. the oakland mayor said that 70% of those eligible have received at least one shot the mask back site at the oakland coliseum is scheduled to close later on this month. on may 23rd. >> that's a breaking news. a fast-moving fire is spreading in l a county. this is a live look from the antelope valley that is southeast of palmdale. this fire has. >> now burned more than 180 acres. >> one structure has been destroyed. 0% containment and just within the past 15 minutes or so of accusations have been ordered so the fire started about one 30 this afternoon. firefighters safe, stiff winds are making it spread quickly making it hard to fight. there's a lot of dense brush. you see these live aerials here. crews making water drops also putting doubt fire retardant trying to slow it down again, 180 acres have burned as well as the structure. we'll continue to monitor this situation as evacuations have been ordered the order goes for residents south of highway on

s oakland mayor libby schaaf unveiled her city budget today, which includes a slight decrease in policeunding. community groups have called for slashing the police budget in half, saying the money would be better spent on community programs. mayor shaft says the city is setting up a means of new non police response for emergencies like mental health related calls. but she says surveys show residents who want to retain police protection. we have had a gut wrenching year in loss of life and violence. this is not a moment that we can take back any public safety. what we are doing is we are building new while we are sustaining and doing what we know works. mayor shafts budget would also allocate $41 million for homeless services. the city council will take up the proposals on monday. acenas a man is now under arrest after allegedly hitting a police officer with his car and then leaving the scene. police located and arrested jonathan hall a short time later, the 27 year old has been booked at santa clara county man jail. the officer is recovering in the hospital. he was hit just after 12 30

mayor libby shaft office says her proposed budget preserves core police services it gives the police department 325 million dollars in 2021 22 and 334 million dollars in 2022 23, i think the marist and a very difficult environment oakland police officers association president buried on land says this money is a start getting the department. what it needs, including more officers. donlon has been an officer for more than 2 decades. he's currently a sergeant. he says there are 709 oakland police officers a 5 year low and crime is on the rights. >> last year, more than a 100 murders already closing in on 50 murders of the year. >> this year just saturday morning. 7 people were wounded in 4 shootings. this is video from lake merritt were 3 men and one woman were injured. oakland police are still looking for the people involved in addition to the money for police. 2.6 million will be used to create and ramp up a non police response unit that will go to people having a mental health crisis. >> we've been supportive of program all on on a daily bases. oakland police receive 2000 calls. >> d

libby schaff and in the water back a little bit. that would our so stay tuned for that. we have. we talked about the a's and their possible departure now that the mlb has spoken. we'll have that coming up. at night. oakland can't take this is a big deal. >> but we want to check the weather first because you need to know what you're going to wear. if you if you leave the house morning job as daria tends to say just bring everything because it's definitely one of those days. it is foggy gray and kenton cool to kick this one off before what will still be another hot afternoon, especially for inland areas. those areas are actually already starting to warm up because you're under the sunshine, unlike the views behind me, right along the bay right now. you can see from timber on a little bit of sunshine reaching its way back out but definitely some fog and some dense fog at times out towards the golden gate visibility has generally improved for much of the bay at this point. fog is beginning to lift burn off becoming a bit more sparse and that will continue throughout the rest of the m

there was also a big vaccine milestone in oakland today oakland mayor libby schaaf says 50% of eligibledults are fully vaccinated in this tweet today the mayor said 70% of those eligible have received at least one shot the mass vaccination site at the oakland coliseum is scheduled to close later this month on may 23rd. but most bay area counties remain in the orange tier on the state's coronavirus watch list. but if all goes well, california could lift all pandemic restrictions in mid-june at least one local county plans on skipping the yellow tier completely and waiting to fully reopen kron four's charles clifford joins us now live with an update on where each bay area county stands. good afternoon. chops. >> yeah. as you mentioned, most bay area counties are in the orange tier. you've got slow county still read san mateo and san francisco have moved to the yellow tier, but there is one county that's just going to move from orange, right to no restrictions whatsoever. and that could happen in about a month or so. this week governor gavin newsome said he remains confident that californi

>> i'm libby. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," mireya villarreal, dallas, texas. >> you go, libbyat's who i am. >> exactly. >> it's 2021. >> yeah. yep. >> here we are. >>> one of the biggest names in golf outdid himself yesterday at the pga championship. >> here it is. biggest moment of a legendary career. phil defeats father time. [ cheers ] [ chants ] >> what a great reaction. at age 50, phil mickelson is the oldest golfer ever to win a major title. as you can see, the crowd was definitely on his side. the pga is mickelson's sixth major and first in nearly eight years. he says he won't be the last to win at 50. >> there's no reason why i or anybody else can't do it at a later age. it just takes a little bit more work. >> other athletes past the retirement age have been doing as well, 32-year-old tom brady led the team to a super bowl win. serena williams is still competing as she approaches 40. and tiger woods was 43 when he won the masters two years ago. >> i heard phil say after the win yesterday, he said he believed it was possible when many people said that it could not be d

how both fans and mayor libby chef are responding plus liz cheney is ousted as conference chair. i'm griff jenkins in washington with her reaction to the vote coming up, plus a cool down for the bay area. you can see it in that heavy fog outdoors. ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo will have our full forec bye. man. wha viral video that showed him sitting in the back seat of the tesla. well it cruised on autopilot across the bay bridge, says he has no plans to change his driving habits. parham sharma spoke with ktvu shortly after he was released from jail. ktvu is elissa harrington explains why he says he's not remorseful. i think people are just tripping and they're scared. 25 year old param sharma's tesla model three was towed and he's doing court in july, but the backseat drivers recent arrest for reckless driving is not stopping him from this sort of reckless behavior. i'm not going to back seat right now, like you feel me like i'm waiting for my car to charge. i'm about to go in the back seat right now, and it is only gonna get like i'm about to do more backseat from from here o

oakland mayor libby schaaf. thank you for coming on. thank you, alex.eral earthquakes shook the lake tahoe area late last night. the largest of them was a 4.7 magnitude that one struck near truckee around 9:30 p.m. reporter brian hickey went to truckee where the quakes warm was the talk of the town today. happy coffee gang had a lot to talk about this morning. a truck ease wagon train cafe. i've been up here for 13 years. it's the biggest earthquake. we felt three earthquakes hit just north of town around 9 30 last night and we're putting the kids to bed and we felt the earthquake could feel the bed shaking and i thought i was the kids that are needs shaking the bed. the largest of the three quakes was a magnitude 4.7 senate 11 miles northwest of town. it was felt from northern nevada to the sacramento valley. i live in northwest reno, and then i was laying in bed almost sleeve and i was in the house started shaking a little bit chiffon. smart wasn't sure what she would find out her coffee shop this morning. all of this stuff is up. so i mean, i feel li

lucy ray was seen trespassing into the exhibit, feeding the endangered monkeys named libby and sunday. >> these are primates. we are talking about here, so they can do substantial damage to you. they are stronger than they look. they may be small monkeys, but they are extremely strong. they can take you to the ground if they wanted to. >> reporter: zookeepers say ray put herself and the monkeys in danger. it's just the latest case of people interfering with animals at zoos across the country. >> a 2-year-old juvenile was taken into the elephant enclosure. by a male who climbed over the fence and under the rope. by a over the fence and under the ropfence an rop fence and under the rope. >> reporter: in march, this father was arrested after taking his daughter into the elephant exhibit at the san diego zoo. police say he was trying to snap a photo when the elephant began to charge. and this woman was clawed in the arm by a jaguar. after crossing over the barrier at a zoo in arizona in 2019, all to take a selfie. five years ago in cincinnati, this 450-pound gorilla was shot by a zoo empl

might call mixed up in that, for example feelings about patriotism, liberal values, how you feel about libbyl society. these are the things that i meant by the. they seem to me making a guess class was the wrong word boating what economic bracket they will be in. >> thanks very much negative reminder of how new lots conversations need to be. in u.k. the trial -- torture :00 to -- portugal, israel, and -- without quarantining our return. it has been added to the red list for travel. here is carolyn davies. >> the beaches of portugal are one step closer. from the 17th of may, anyone traveling from these 12 countries and territories will not need to quartile in -- want you and they rely -- arrive in england. some like australia and -- and new zealand will not. >> darlie 12 countries on this list. why are there so few? we all have to be careful about -- with >> we have to be careful about this. we can't do anything to put that at risk. three kent -- -- >> their countries have been added to the list. the government is concerned -- confirmed talks happening. it was billy's in portugal. >> this is

that's the law stuff, libby. let's talk about the politics. rudy giuliani spent the last year and the months after the election as the face of a set of maga grievances and some conspiracy theories and ultimately the argument that led to the insurrection. what does it mean for this entire world that he's in this much trouble? >> well, first of all, i have to emphasize here that this is a man who knows exactly the power of the southern district of new york because he used to run it. rudy giuliani is perfectly aware of the power of sdny. he's aware of their ability to turn an investigation into a plea deal. he's aware of the powers they have. where alan dershowitz can go on tv and make a case on tv, this is happening behind is scenes. the doj is being tight lipped and that will be a different argument they have to make at the time court of law. this is a huge distraction for republicans on capitol hill who want to go after the biden economic plan and instead we're focusing on a close ally of president trump. we have to remember he's not the only

plus oakland mayor libby schaff not backing down from threats of the a's potentially leaving the east bay. what city leaders say these to be done before plan can be discussed. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 8 o'clock. i'm ken wayne. and i'm catherine heenan. our top story tonight. california. >> is set to get rid of some of the face mask rules when the state fully reopens next month during a stop in monterey county today. governor gavin newsom announced the state will eliminate its outdoor mask mandates on june 15th current state rules allow fully vaccinated, california since to go without a mask in most outdoor settings with the exceptions of large gatherings such as sporting events performances and festivals. >> outdoor masking if week reach that threshold where we hope to be will be substantially. fact will be eliminated. bottom line is we'll go back to most broad strokes semblance of normalcy. >> some rules for indoor mask wearing will remain beyond the june 15th reopening timeline. again, those changes are supposed to take effect, june 15th but not everyon

now speaking out after oakland mayor libby schaaf says she wants to send hundreds of millions of dollars. the police department's budget in the coming years. that is where we start this saturday night here on kron. 4 news at 10 o'clock. welcome in. i'm jonathan mccall. and i'm justine waldman. that proposed budget provides more than 650 million dollars for the police department over the next 2 years. >> kron four's amanda hari is live for us now with reaction from the association president and just how much of the city's budget will be going towards the police department. good evening, amanda. >> good evening, justine that more than 650 million dollars is about 18% of the city of oakland overall budget and the president of the police officers association says that money is badly needed. >> we're struggling. and we're struggling and are. >> the need for open. police >> the need for open. police officers is still significant. violence. mayor libby shaft office says her proposed budget preserves core police services it gives the police department 325 million dollars in 2021 22. >> and 334 m

speakers included mayor libby schaaf you saw there, actor daniel wu, and the new california attorney general, who announced the formation of a racial justice bureau in the department of justice this past week. after the rally, people gathered to blow whistles. whistles are a new cool being used by community members in an effort to prevent attacks. >>> it is 7:09. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, we take you live to wash wash for our weekly interview with chuck todd who has a preview of this week's "meet the press." we'll talk about what the head of the cdc thinks about hesitancy of state health leaders here in california not adopting the cdc's new mask policy. >>> plus, did you hear? no longer on the prowl, a tiger cub missing for nearly a week in texas is now captured. how police ended up getting the big cat off the streets. california hasn't signed on to the universal mask guidance, you had the head of the cdc on in an exclusive interview this morning. is there any imsight, should we all just jump on board? >> well that was the lion's share of our conversat

reporter: the a's have asked oakland to vote on the 12 million use development on the stadium before libby schaff says the only viable path is a ballpark in the waterfront. >> same dog different pony. they threatened it in freemont, they threatened it in san jose. in terms of getting people scared, i think they're sort of spitting in the wind. >> reporter: andy dolen says other cities have managed to build stadiums. >> seems like elon musk is figuring out a way to go to mars, you would think the as could figure out a way to build a stadium. >> stay here, i think they should stay. >> reporter: well of course this is not the first time we've heard about the a's possibly leaving oakland. >> yeah, so is it here we go again or should fans really be concerned? joining us now is sporting director larry beil. >> mayor league baseball basically throwing high heat at oakland officials to make some decision on this project. if you go back a colede o has the as whether oakland, freemont, san jose, no matter what e seteam has struck out to build the stadium. the team wants the city to come up with more

mayor libby schaff really sting releasing her proposed budget yesterday. >> more than 650 million dollars. she wants to go to the oakland police department. that's nearly 20% of the entire city budget kron four's amanda hari live tonight with reaction from the head of the union for the officers and how that number compares to previous years. amanda. >> good evening. the police officers association president tells me this money is badly needed. the mayor's office says it's about 18% of the overall city's budget and that that money is going to be a lower percentage than it has been in years past. >> there's a significant challenge. it opened. and with fighting crime i think we need to keep on it and continue to address the mayor libby shaft office says her proposed budget preserves core police services so they can address the violent crime. >> it gives the police department 325 million dollars and 2021 22 and 334 million dollars in 2022 23, i think the marist and should count just a very difficult environment. oakland police officers association president barry donlin says this money is a s

mayor libby schaaf, her clock is ticking as mayor of oakland. that is a political fact. new city council people are looking over their shoulder asking how is this going to work out? nobody has the muscle including the a's, it seems, to get this thing done from the get go. it is under negotiation and they are saying it is time to stop the talk and find out if we are going to do the walk. >> bottom line, what happens next in this process? >> what happens next in this process is we have this proposal. it is down to a financial proposal. city councilmembers cannot say i like this idea but i really want to explore the idea of going back to the coliseum. the a and will be have taken that off the table. it is a financial deal. they will put it in front of the oakland city council and they are going to want an answer by july 20th or around that time before the council goes on summer break to say are we going ahead or are we going to explore other markets? by the way larry, i got in touch with the mayor in san jose. how many did they spend trying to get the a's? i said are you re

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we'll be chatting with oakland mayor libby shaft. and we've got the latest on the buzz as well

oakland mayor libby shaft came under fire after proposing a budget that. the police budget chief armstrong says he understands the call to defund but admits to rise in violent crime contends you can't reallocate at the risk of leaving the public unsafe. this department has been underfunded for many years. i mean, you're talking about a department that has less than 800 police officers in the city does nearly 430,000 people. armstrong points to his officers, de escalation, training and cutting down on discretionary car stops a curb racial bias. aziz progress, but he acknowledges there's still work to do and wants to have conversations with the community about how to improve. he says he's committed to accountability implementing court mandated reforms and more and building trust as these three berry leaders look ahead, they are hopeful for a more just and equitable future. don't give up hope, you know, continue to believe know that every day we're gonna come in to the oakland police department and give it our best effort. there's a better future possible if

we're joined by washington post reporter libby casey. and nick abouterman, former federal prosecutor with watergate experience and also served in the sdny. thanks to all of you for joining us on what any other night would be the top story. nick, you have covered these kind of sensitive investigations. prosecutors always want to have their evidence right. but boy do they want to get it right with a big fish like this? what does it tell you that we learned the attorney general is involved in this type of probe. what, if anything, do you glean from this weisselberg news? >> well, what i see here clearly is that they really are doing a full-court press now on donald trump for income tax evasion. we knew before that the new york attorney general's office was involved, at least on the civil side. but now that they actually had to come out and announce that they were also cooperating on the criminal side says to me that they really are honing in pretty closely on weisselberg, who is a key witness here and on donald trump. that is the same thing

oakland mayor libby schaaf called the news heartbreaking.issa colorado has more on this tug of war between oakland and vegas over the future of the a's. >> it's heartbreaking that they could even talk to any other city. the a's and oakland go together. >> reporter: two cities, two mayors, one mlb team. las vegas mayor carolyn goodman told her local paper that she's been in talks with mayor league baseball about moving the athletics to sin city since 2019. sports business reporter mik acres. >> we saw it with the raiders, you know, 2018 the spark up and got the deal done. >> the city does move very fast and they understand that's attracted sports franchises of all types. >> reporter: on tuesday the mlb said it gave the a's its blessing to start scouting for other cities to move to, citing concerns over how little progress the city has made to approve the $12 billion waterfront development project. mayor schaaf is doubling down on her commitment to get the deal done. >> this is an investment that is worth making not just for oakland but for al

oakland mayor libby shaft came under fire after proposing a budget that.rmstrong says he understands the call to defund but admits to rise in violent crime contends you can't reallocate at the risk of leaving the public unsafe. this department has been underfunded for many years. i mean, you're talking about a department that has less than 800 police officers in the city does nearly 430,000 people. armstrong points to his officers, de escalation, training and cutting down on discretionary car stops a curb racial bias. aziz progress, but he acknowledges there's still work to do and wants to have conversations with the community about how to improve. he says he's committed to accountability, implementing court mandated reforms and more and building trust as these three berry leaders look ahead, they are hopeful for a more just and equitable future. don't give up hope, you know, continue to believe know that every day we're gonna come in to the oakland police department and give it our best effort. there's a better future possible if we work together, and if

mayor libby schaaf is praising the proposal. she said it will ensure that the golden state is golden for everyone. we first brought you governor newsom's proposal by back home cbs bay area. you can stream it 24-7 at kpix.com. >>> big news today for the 49ers as quarterback trey lancet the field for rookie practice outside of levi's stadium. >> how do they look. >> reporter: the joke is they all look good in helmets and shorts. let's see what it looks like though when a 300 man -- pal man is chasing him. for the first time it was like a cool gift. you went outside so everybody can see it. that was number 5 back today. the first of many times on the 49er practice field to two weeks after he was drafted third overall. the shine of wearing an nfl jersey has worn off. >> i have gotten past the point where it is surreal. right now itmyb i am excited to get to work. >> reporter: working under the warm south bay sun. it is a long way from fargo, north dakota. >> you're out there suffering and practicing in blizzards, and it is just the

a spokesperson for libby schaff says they call on the community, regional and local partners to rally together and support a waterfront facility that keeps the a's where they belong. >>> the a's have called oakland home since 1968 growing to become part of the fabric of the east bay and for people who grew up here it's a part of our childhood. all the great memories going to the ballpark. seeing the a's but this has ng a w ballpark. larry beal is hewith a look at the latest on what's going on, larry. >> thanks ama, the major league baseball is to stop the a's from dragging their feet. the history of the a's seeking a new venue this goes back a %-ú then lou wolf came along with john fisher, they tried to move to freemont then san jose. cabel picked up made a pitch. any of these came short of getting a shovel close to the ground. some division against politicians in the city about what to do with the existing coliseum location. the a's want to redevelop that site. and the team really recently asked for more than $800 million in infrastructure and that has raised some concerns. >> we nee

libby schaff get every time. well, we've seen what the raiders go we've stood lie, right. potentially the a's yeah. it just can't happen. 6.10 right now. coming up on the kron 00:00am morning. i crimes of opportunity are on the rise. do you know where your catalytic converter is. >> these 2 and they could take a fast. and congresswoman liz cheney does not back down from her stance against president trump even as the house is preparing to strip her of her leadership roles. we'll have details from washington and after the break, governor newsome proposes a plan to address homelessness. he says he can wipe out 5 years with a lot of money. and today going to be a sunny one eventually right now we're in the midst of this, though gray across much of the bay area, especially along the bay side in the coast. now, later today. we see more sunshine, some 70's, some 80's before a cool down in the works. your forecast ahead. >> and we have a fog advisory of on the golden gate bridge. so you want to take your time. visibility is low. also. >> a traffic accident along the bay bridge wes

and you will see the vibrant murals, and include congresswoman barbara lee who joined oakland mayor libby schaaf and john bonta part of a naacp event to honor the legacy of george floyd. >> reporter: through song, dance, poetry -- >> they even killed jesus when he came. >> reporter: and eight minutes of silence, the local chapter of naacp honored the life of george floyd and the work that oakland activists created in his memory. >> his funeral reminded us, and everyone who spoke, his daughter, reminded us then that day that the world would never be the same. >> reporter: there is plenty of work left, and congresswoman barbara lee called on congress to pass the justice and policing act and ban chokeholds and call on officers accused of misconduct. >> the way to honor his life and legacy is to have a durable, and structural and systemic change that is worthy of him. >> reporter: and ron bonta seized the opportunity to have an officer decertifyication process to prevent fired police offers from getting a job at another police department. >> and i think that this moment, it was meant for me.

there was a live look across the bay at oakland where mayor libby shaft just pointed out a $3.5 billion plan to get the city back on its feet. post-pandemic. two-year recovery budget as she is calling it. includes $41 million for an interim housing and homeless shelters. 42 million for affordable housing. and nearly $700 million for police and public safety. that is about 18 % of the city's budget. slightly lower than years past. but not as deep as cuts as some residents have been demanding. the city council will begin budget discussions on monday.>>> stella had on kpix news and streaming on the bay area. a warriors player has tested positive for covid-19. and why bay area doctors say that his shot still worked as intended. >> the mixed messages and confusion in the bay area after the states earthquake alert app is put to the test.>> my whole house just shook and just came out of nowhere.>> debris from a chinese rocket is expected to hit earth this weekend. the question tonight is majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california

reporter: the a's have asked oakland to vote on the 12 million use development on the stadium before libby schaff says the only viable path is a ballpark in the waterfront. >> same dog different pony. they threatened it in freemont, they threatened it in san jose. in terms of getting people scared, i think they're sort of spitting in the wind. >> reporter: andy dolen says other cities have managed to build stadiums. >> seems like elon musk is figuring out a way to go to mars, you would think the as could figure out a way to build a stadium. >> stay here, i think they should stay. >> reporter: well of course this is not the first time we've heard about the a's possibly leaving oakland. >> yeah, so is it here we go again or should fans really be concerned? joining us now is sporting director larry beil. >> mayor league baseball basically throwing high heat at oakland officials to make some decision on this project. if you go back a couple of decade no matter who has owned the as whether oakland, freemont, san jose, no matter what the case the team has struck out to build the stadium. the tea

it is something as mayors are this request. >> thank you, mayor libby shaft.s members of the media can see, we have a great lineup but it's wonderful having a great clean-up hitter like mayor libby shaft to really drive us home. so the message is very clear. we're happy to take questions from members of the media to any of the big city mayors here today. >> absolutely. thank you, mayor. we're going to start with chris win from abc 7. chris, you should be able to speak now. >> great. thank you so much, rachel. chris win from san francisco. this question is for san jose mayor licardo. this would be a big investment. what do you say to people who are on the fence that it will be money well spent. and, secondly, for mayor breed, some have the notion if you build it they will come. for those who might come here in search of housing and services. first, let's start with mayor licardo? >> that's, chris. it's no question it's a big investment. when we emerge from this pandemic, this will remain our biggest problem and the evidence is clear that we haven't spent nearly

mayor libby schaaf declared today armen car day. he is the founder of all tied up.gers of color with networking and financial skills to prepare them for college and adulthood. today he was celebrating his birthday during a community event when he was surprised with the mayor's proclamation. >> this is amazing, i don't even know what to say. for me, my life has been a blessing. i want to pass those blessings on to young men and young women that look like me. >> in 2017 he was recognized as one of kpix 5's jefferson award recipients. he also has the under armour community all-star award. >>> a colorful new art display is brightening up an area of downtown. they helped create this 5000 square foot mural. the work of art teachers the river itself and native animals that call it home. artists who came up with the idea say it is meant to evoke our connection and dependency to our local environment. >>> what could california's giant redwood trees teach us about climate change? they are teaming up to make the trees even more efficient at consuming carbon. >> tuning for our

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people will be allowed to dump bulky items for free mayor libby schaff said the city is officially in spring cleaning mode. >> please do not trash our city. we are trying to make it as easy as possible for you to appropriately dispose of your large waste items and get it recycled appropriately. >> people getting rid of stuff. lots of it. officials say public works crews in oakland for for more than 30,000 pickups annually, which they say is nearly triple out they picked up only 10 years ago. all right. let's go take a live look outside right now is the golden gate bridge is people are on the roads. >> talk about microclimates. look at that right there live to see that huge fog deck and in the background that little low layer of blue. it's probably sunny and temple looking good there is that whole? yeah. it's amazing. just a few miles here in the bay sometimes within a mile and you're seeing major, major differences. hey, tomorrow is friday. check out. you get forecast. you have the monterey bay 59 degrees. it will be cool in santa cruz. only 54. >> in carmel. you've carmel valley, tho

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this is the point that mayor libby schaaf in oakland wanted to make so poignantly that she busted out her spanish and said you have to get your taxes done if you want to get your money as the budget moves forward n.sunnyvale, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> that legislative clock is ticking. kris, thanks e >>> the bay area has hey among the highest number of covid vaccination rates in the country according to cdc data published "the chronicle." every bay area except solano has at least one doze but herd immunity may be a long ways off and that's because a key component is global immunity and that likely won't be achieved for a while. advance even access is still extremely limited in parts of the world. >>> well, it's not exactly the senior year they expected, but after being stuck at home distance learning during the pandemic, high schoolers in san francisco will now have the option to get back into the classroom for their last month of high school. the teachers union tells us they reached an agreement with the district that will give seniors a chance to return to campus this frid

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mayor libby shaft told the kron 00:00am morning news that she appreciates mlb's clarity when they saidthat the coliseum site is not a viable option for the future of baseball. the oakland a's release the term sheet for the 12 billion dollars privately financed waterfront stadium and a major community development plan featuring 450 million dollars in community benefits to the city council 3 weeks ago. the team president today up the pressure by tweeting out to fans asking them to contact the city council and encourage them to vote. he wants that to happen before the end of july. >> it is not going to happen. certainly you're not going to have my vote. if you're going to rush me to do that. i'm going through a budget process now and certainly the information and whether see environmental issues the transportation issues. the cooperation within community. it's not there. >> councilmember noel says he loves the baseball team. but his responsibility is to the people of oakland the financial some not very it the way it stands. you're asking the city of oakland at this time to to put in 900 m

he's also holding talks with the prime minister abdul needed bay bay cap back that libby as you and recognize us government against the rival eastern ration before the united. at least 14 people have been killed after a cable car fell to the ground in northern italy. the alpine rescue service says 2 children were seriously injured and taken by helicopter to a hospital interior. and this happened near to the final pilot on the route to the summit of the motor on a mountain where the cables are particularly high off the ground. 21 people have died running the old tro marathon in china, after the race was hit by extreme weather. official said 151 runners were now confirmed. safe on the 8th of them were injured alexia bryan reports, they see it off early on saturday. for 100 kilometer ultramarathon, 172 ran as crossing the stoplight and just t shirts and shorts for a track that winds its way through the mountainous yellow river stone forest. and china's northern gone soup province. but hours later, the temperature dropped, and the race was hit by hail, freezing, rain, and high winds. goza did see

said he regrets the damage cause to civilians in tripoli, but that his militia will continue to fight libby as government as national units. he was sworn in to office in march, taking over from the 2 rival administrations that had run the country for years. hafta and his libyan national army still hope parts of eastern libya. the mexican state of michigan is at the center of a tower for between a powerful drug cartel and vigilant he defense groups. the state will vote in mexico's elections next month, but at least 18 candidates have been killed during campaigning. and in his 2nd report now from it you can. john holman, looks at how residents who say they've been abandoned by the government and defending themselves. a hill. so i bunker in the town of po, cut to pick south with mexico, thick walls and the trench across the ridge. it's made for action, but it's not filled with the army or police. this is a century point operated by the town, so called self defense group. yes, i go, i am and he's shooting and you know, i take position i shoot and then the next person comes up to shoot is just o

and for more now i'm joined by captain libby weiss spokesperson for the israel defense forces it's good to have you on the program we are witnessing a conflict involving israel's military against the forces of hamas and the palestinians isn't this clearly a show of disproportionate military street that we're seeing thank you for having me and no not at all i do think it's important to provide some context of events on the last 40 hours this extremely tense situation starting it. well and. launch rockets into our capital into jerusalem and then continued with a really nonstop russian rockets at this stage more than 1200 of the launch the israelis in most cities have found themselves in shelters overnights during the day the situation here is extremely extremely tense we've had several casualties on our end so no absolutely not we are striking targets within the stretch of hamas that are really responsible for what we're saying and the escalation seen in the last 40 hours kept a was if we look at the numbers there were we're hearing from the gaza health ministry is that 53 palestinians ha

have too much more health issue because she should have that in the i exactly have to look at name libby, due to my soul and know what we call in him a jimmy. and they just need to know what the walker le le. let's talk a lot what the buckle i love to watch of and one of my love. so when, when you should have so much fun to attend over with the viola they came in a while and me but i met at adams and the me the last time stuck with me. so like i said, i'm not sure how i should tell it to him was the i me ah, in the in the oprah the vehicle and how much of it and it'll come in the really stuck little slip case. anybody to learn unless you have because a lot of this has to handle as well as a clinic . but i'm also emotional to see how can i help in a little bit of this 3rd thought in who has been, how have you been with the full 10, but in terms of what's going on for 1011 to turning as a sort of a correct me on the phone on the moon moon. hopefully now unless you pursue a look at your mom's shaneka, sort of the coolest the most highly that the in that in the one knew that out of the of sa

mayor libby shaft told the kron 00:00am morning news that she appreciates mlb's clarity when they said that the coliseum site is not a viable option for the future of baseball. the oakland a's release the term sheet for the 12 billion dollars privately financed waterfront stadium and a major community development plan featuring 450 million dollars in community benefits to the city council 3 weeks ago. the team president today up the pressure by tweeting out to fans asking them to contact the city council and encourage them to vote. he wants that to happen before the end of july. >> it is not going to happen. certainly you're not going to have my vote. if you're going to rush me to do that. i'm going through a budget process now and certainly the information and whether see environmental issues the transportation issues. the cooperation within community. it's not their councilmember noel says he loves the baseball team. but his responsibility is to the people of oakland the financial some not very it the way it stands. you're asking the city of oakland at this time to to put in 900 mill

financially support there is, you know, from the past sanctions that russia has been a key factor here in libby distinctions very than a provider general and then his subsidies and political support. but we're no longer in early 2000 where the for this isn't there. thanks in itself since 2004 team it has been conducted very conservative monitoring his policy. and it's not very eager to. and my, me even the, for the tone economy let alone for if neighbor. so you will all depend on the things that we put in place, some of some of that can compensate the losses. but when we talk about sanction russian company will definitely tear away marina shakana from the university of central eastern european studies. thank you very much. thinking let's have a look at some of the other world news. un human rights sheets that is roles recently asked. price on gaza may constitute waterfront, seals and teams to fin the minutes improve, come off a violating international military and law by firing rockets into threats un as a green launch investigation into alleged crimes committed during the 11th day conflict. ea

by oakland mayor libby, shop's spokesman said quote today statement makes clear that the on lee viable path to keeping the a's rooted in oakland is a ballpark on the waterfront. mayor shaft is calling on the community to come together to try and find a way to find a fiscally responsible waterfront project. frank jana katsuyama live force. thank you, governor newsome today announced a new $12 billion spending plan. to try to tackle the homeless crisis here in our state, get two political reporter greg lee has details now of the governor's plan. and just how all that money would be spent. $12 billion. that's how much governor gavin newsom wants to spend to tackle homelessness in this state or committing today to a five year plan effectively and family homes. in the state of california. the historic investment is the latest proposal from newsome's $100n made possible by a $75 billion surplus. it's not just doubling down. on strategy. this is a new order of magnitude investment and the transforming the homeless crisis and state of california. the spending plan over two years calls for $8.7