here's what oakland's mayor libby schaaf focused on.he began with talking about oakland's road problems. and the launch of the city's department of transportation. the mayor also offered up an apology to the woman at the center of the opd and really bay area-wide sex scandal promising more police reforms and talking about the search for a new chief. the main bullet point though was affordable housing. building more and making [ indiscernible ] to prevent more evictions in the future. >> this crisis demands moon shot thinking. it's complex, overwhelming and has been decades in the making. it involves forces beyond oakland's borders and beyond our control like the fact that this region added half a million new jobs but built only 54,000 new units of housing. houston, we have a problem. >> reporter: now, what was not mentioned was the developments today regarding oakland's raiders and the city of las vegas. we were told this afternoon the raiders were not included in an earlier copy of the mayor's remarks. and they did not make it into the

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(oakland mayor libby schaaf) i do not think that is it responsible to offer $750 million in public funds. and oakland mayor libby into a bidding war with las vegas. schaaf - it is not appropriate for oakland or alameda county to come up with $750 million in public funds - we are not repeating mistakes of the past (matier vo) the mistake was the last $180 million raider stadium deal that went bust and wound up costing oakland and alameda tax payers $20- million =a year. oakland remembers a similar promise that was made to us in the past that dido i hope that nevada lawmakers look at that cautionary tale. paying off the raider deal meant millions less for public safety-roads- and other city services. but if they if they won't match the vegas money- what can they do? we are offering to finance the infrastructure that could be upwards of 200 million dollars. (councilman larry reid 12:19) but no public money going into the actual building of the stadium. the mayor has made that absolutely clear. (councilman noel gallo/ 13:50) i with is headed by former raider and 49er ronnie lott. (councilman

oakland mayor libby schaaf delivers her state of the city address at 5 p.m.officers facing criminal charges. >>> beach-goers should look out for high surf and rip currents for the next few days. the coast guard is warning that swells could be 16 feet. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," former cia director michael hayden is in studio 57 to discuss isis, cyber attacks and national security concerns. >>> stay with us, traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,,,, >>> good morning am time now: 57. let's start with a new crash in lafayette at 7:57. westbound 24 before acalanes road a solo vehicle crash involving a pickup truck causing traffic to slow down probably all the way across 24 there. let's move to the bay bridge toll plaza. the maze to downtown westbound will take 28 minutes so a very slow commute into downtown san francisco. traffic backed up well into the maze right now. moving over to a slow commute on the golden gate bridge, as well. 580 in san rafael to the toll plaza, up to 20 minutes. julie? >> the leading edge of the showers now moving into the

the oakland mayor libby schaaf said that the city will not "be thrown off of our game by what is happening in nevada. while i am committed to keeping the raiders, i will not into a bidding war with nevada using public funds, and i will focus on working out concrete deal terms to give the owners and the oakland options to consider.">>> a lot going on this morning. >> we still have a problem in hayward where they are clearing the accident on southbound 880 and the traffic is busy. there was an earlier back up, and it will take a little bit to unwind on south about -- southbound 880. if you happen to be getting on the freeway after tennyson road, it will be much better. the backup is pretty severe already as we drive out marina boulevard heading south toward tennyson. i want to mention there is a backup at the bay bridge, backed up to the maccarthur maze, and it does not too bad with a 15 to 20 minute delay. looking at the commute on 237, some slow traffic westbound.>>> 6:18 am. >>> we have clear skies, sunny and warm, and those of you making travel plans to southern california, it is 98 in l

. >> what one person told me is that libby schaaf needs to come to the next owner's meeting and make a presence, but also oakland needs to simply present stadium design and plan financing that the ownership can evaluate. >> in a statement just released, oakland mayor lady schaaf says i believe in partnership with alameda county and the team ronnie lott has assembled, we can offer a serious plan that's fair to the raiders, the league, the fans and the oakland taxpayers to whom i am most responsible. now a lot needs to be done before league owners will even consider the move. first they want to study to see if vegas can support any nfl team and las vegas still hasn't settled on a site. bought the land or even chosen the developer so raiders fans are still in the game. larry and ama. >> thank you, chris. you make a point. the one thing that's going on here and it's clear for mark davis' remarks, the raider organization is just so frustrated with the city of oakland and all the politicians because there's nothing in writing. they don't -- let's come on already. we've been talking about t

tonight oakland mayor libby schaaf says that the city is working hard to come up with its own plan to keep the raiders here. >> reporter: raiders owner mark davis saw his dream come true friday as the nevada legislature paveed a $750 million path for a new stadium. moving the raiders to las vegas. davis says all parties have worked extremely hard to develop and improve this tremendous stadium that would serve as a new home for the entire raiders nation. >> he needs to understand taking a team away, i mean, what's the benefit for a new stadium? >> reporter: many raider nation fans are furious that the davis family would fight to move the team again. >> we've had a long history of the raiders saying they are going to leave for whatever reason. but they need to stay right here in the bay area. >> reporter: the las vegas plan calls for a $1.9 billion dome stadium with 65,000 seats. $750 million would be funded by a new hotel tax. $500 million by davis, and $650 million from the casino magnet. oakland has negotiated with davis for six years over plans to build a new stadium in oakland to n

presuntos delitos si habrian ocurrido despues de eso, en octubre en un motel de castro valley libby schaafand 15:55 es increiblemente perturbador disturbgue veranode lo queaso en el cualquier oficial pudiera ocurrirsele incurirr en ttipo d al concejal noel gallo, no le sorprende un nuevo caso, con diferentes protagonistas noel gallo/concejal de oakland. 11:37 claramente hay otros casos, que la comunidad reportaa quejado, ha tomado fotos y hasta ahora se esta tomando accion hoy las autoridades de la cdad resaltaron que este incidente se descubrio a raiz del reporte hecho por otro de los oficiales, lo que dijeron indica que los nuevos mecanismos de control instaurados estan funcionando... pero ladesilusion en la calle es evidente. jaqueline mendoza/residente de oakland. 2:02 ganas de mudarme para otro walterhouse salio bajo fianza y esta programado a presentarse en corte manana....por su parte el sindicato de policias de la ciudad dijo no tener palabras para expresar sfrustraon y que esta conducta no tiene lugar en este departamento take vo paola --joaquin "el chapo"guzman tiene ya un pie en

. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf didn't say a word about the raiders in her state of the city address last night. but she told our andria borba afterwards, she is not giving up on keeping the team in town for good. >> reporter: the state of the city address began with video of president kennedy talking about landing on the moon. and that segue to mayor schaaf's scene of moon shots for the city of oakland. at first the mayor libby schaaf talking about the launch of the oakland department of transportation. >> our roads matter. bad roads are not just an inconvenience. they are expensive, unhealthy and unsafe. >> reporter: she said oakland was joining efforts in san francisco for vision zero to end traffic deaths. after a year in office, mired in sex scandals from the oakland police department, schaaf offered an apology. >> i'm truly sorry for the damage that oakland's sexual misconduct scandal did to our police department's relationship with the community and even more so to an exploited young woman and her family. >> reporter: schaaf also committed the police department on a fourth str

the batteries in the phones have overheated and burst into flames. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf deliversemember state of the city address tonight. the city is dealing with some big issues right now including the sex scandal that has police officers facing criminal charges. schaaf's address starts at 5:00 at city hall. >>> today the novato assembly is likely to decide whether a bill to raise the state hotel tax to help pay for a new stadium for the raiders. the vote was delayed last night after last-minute report that nevada what need nearly $900 million to improve roads near the stadium. >>> i'm anne makovec live in larkspur where there is a light rain coming down. we have seen the storm move from the north to the south. and there is more rain to come. pg&e was preparing for this storm yesterday here in the north bay cleaning up branches because this combo of wind and rain will likely knock out power. authorities encouraging you to check gutters and peck up anything in your yard that could become a projectile in strong winds. for some people, though, they say it's never too early in the

match any bid from nevada that >>> in oakland mayor libby schaaf says she still hopes to keep the raiders in town, but she is not going to try and match any bid from nevada that involves public money. >> it is not appropriate for oakland or alameda county to come up with $750 million in public funds. we are not repeating mistakes of the past. we are offering to finance the infrastructure. that could be upwards of $200 million. >> city council members agree with schaaf that no taxpayer money should go toward a stadium. instead they hope to get private investment and government grants. >>> supreme court justice ruth bader-ginsburg versus colin kaepernick, why she thinks the national anthem protest is dumb. >> plus our first look at the new polls taken after donald trump's infamous hot mic lewd comments tape was released. >> and a shark attacks a surfer, how fellow surfers are being hailed as he,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ music new k-y intense. a stimulating gel that takes her pleasure to new heights. k-y intense. that tape of donald trump is hurting his poll numbers. veronica de la cruz has the own.

. >> oakland mayor libby schaaf says she won't enter into a bidding war but will work on keeping the raiders in town. >>> speaking of the nfl, it's been a long time since we've said this. fewer people are watching games this year than last year. ratings are down. the first six weeks of the season, the nfl saw an 11% dip in viewership compared to the exact same time last year. >>> three days, three homes. habitat for humanity is doing a home repair blitz to keep three senior women in their bayview homes starting at 8:30 this morning. cal osha is holding a meeting this morning to discuss regulations to prevent violence in health care workplaces. california nurses association support that idea. they'll be rallying today in oakland. >>> also in oakland, the 50th anniversary commemoration of the black panther party starts today. the oakland museum is hosting a conference asking where do we go from here. that conference starts at 11:00 a.m. >>> let's close this half hour by going back to las vegas where the pptal candidates met. >> outside the venue, they built a wall of taco trucks. 35 fo

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in a statement, oakland mayor libby schaaf says, quote, while i'm committed to keeping the raiders, iill not enter into a bidding war with nevada using public funds. that's why i remain focused on working out concrete deal terms that give the nfl owners an oakland option to consider." she hopes to have a serious plan to present in the coming weeks. >>> today marks 25 years since a devastating fire tore through the east bay. fast-moving flames turned the oakland hills into an inferno. the fire burned nearly 1500 acres and destroyed nearly 3500 homes in oakland and berkeley. it left little time for residents to pack up and escape. 25 people were killed in the fire. >>> right now, a live look at where people will be coming together to honor those killed in that fire. a sunset ceremony will be held along tunnel road right before the caldecott tunnel. that's where a memorial garden and plaque was dedicated to remember the incident. the ceremony starts in a few minutes. >>> new at 5:00, check this out. a rare sighting at a sonoma county vineyard cameras capturing two cougars in the vineyard

oakland mayor libby schaaf says nevada's action will not influence her stadium plan. oakland is negotiating with nfl hall of famer ronnie lott. lott's group wants to lease the coliseum site and build a stadium there. former 49ers owner eddie debartolo is also interesting in leasing the land. his representative is meeting with city leaders this afternoon. >> it comes to experience and building not just stadiums but housing and other business development, i mean, you couldn't ask for a more qualified group that the the debartolo group. -- than the debartolo group. >> reporter: the debartolo representative flew in this afternoon for the meeting. it's still very early. so it's unclear whether it be the debartolo family will be working with ronnie lott's group or if they will be working separately. but nonetheless, good to have options at this point for the city of oakland. live at the coliseum, i'm da lin, kpix 5. ♪[ music ] >>> bob dylan has just added a major global honor to his already long list of accomplishments. he is awarded a nobel prize. that's coming up. >> and

oakland mayor libby schaaf warns it's state taxpayers. who could be holding the money bag. mayor schaaf says the nfl was just in oakland two weeks ago to meet with business leaders about keeping the team in town.so she remains optimistic. >> steve:the police brutality and racial injustice protests by colin kaepernick and other footballl players are "dumb and disrespectful.". that's according to suprme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. in an interview with yahoo, the 83-year old justice called the gesture "ridiculous." adding: "it's a terrible thing to do, but i wouldn't lock a person up for doing it." the 49ers quarterback and other athletes. have received national attention for taking a knee during the national anthem. kaepernick started the movement. to draw attention to the recent fatal shootings of black men by police officers. >> pam: the choppers can go and rescue people the death toll lintas and matthew and north carolina after the body of a 75 year-old man was discovered inside his car. overall u.s. death toll stands at 23 and south carolina has been a day of clean

. >> oakland mayor libby schaaf said today she will not enter a bidding war with nevada, and she looks forward to working with private investors here in the bay area in hopes of keeping the raiders in oakland. >> that's a saga that's going to continue for a bit before we know exactly what's going to happen. >> it sure is, and it happened in the 1980s in l.a. >>> tomorrow we're going to see that bump up. >> we're going to look at temperatures around san francisco. could get close tot upper 70s, and we're thinking mid-80s. the warmest day of the week setting up for tomorrow. but in the meantime, you're still going to need your jacket tomorrow morning. we're already dropping into the low 50s around the north bay. wake up temperatures, sunrise now at 7:24 in the morning. you see upper 40s around the north bay and low 50s across the rest of the bay area. mid-50s tomorrow morning in san francisco. right now san jose, across most of the bay area, clear skies. 61 degrees. and our hour by hour temperature forecast will show you the average high this time of year is 74 degrees. so we'll pass tha

oakland mayor libby schaaf says nevada's actions will not influence their stadium plan. oakland is negotiating with nfl hall of famer ronnie lott. lott's group wants to lease the coliseum site and build a stadium there. former 49ers owner eddie debartolo is also interested in leasing the land. debartolo's representative is meeting with city leaders. >> comes to experience and building not just stadiums but housing and other business developments, i mean, you couldn't ask for a more qualified group in the debartolo group. >> reporter: in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> it's unclear if they would be working with the ronnie lott group or separately. >>> animal experts have euthanized four coyotes after a 6-year-old boy was bit then orange county. the attack happened sunday evening at an irvine park. the california department of fish & wildlife said it bit the boy sunday night and tried to drag him off. the boy's father and other bystanders scared it off. fish & wildlife says the coyotes captured in the area were killed in the interests of public safety. >> anytime there is

how libby schaaf is trying to keep the raiders here. >> the unveiling of the sculpture today is turning heads for all the wrong reasons. why the "art" is being questioned. >> from the kpix weather center, good morning, everybody. certainly going to be warmer today than yesterday. but not as warm as it will be tomorrow. we have that full forecast straight ahead. >> and unfortunately, in the traffic center, we are reporting a fatal crash in marin. how it's looking now and is it still blocking lanes? we'll tell you coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the "las vegas raiders" are a step closer to happening, as nevada governor brian sandoval has >>> good morning. time check, 5:14. a live weather camera looking out towards coit tower. kind of dark out there but we have partly cloudy skies. temperatures we are settled into the 50s at this very early hour. >>> the forecast is coming up. >>> the las vegas raiders are a step closer to happening as the nevada governor signed a plan to help fund a new football stadium. the city of oakland, on the other hand, is not giving up on the team. mayor schaaf sa

. >> oakland mayor libby schaaf saying the governor vote and the signing was something we expected. that does not mean it's a done deal. mayor schaaf saying she is continuing to look for ways to keep the raiders here without spending public money. >>> there is a new layer in the fight over access to martens beach. it's a scenic and controversial stretch of sand near half moon bay. a lawsuit was filed in federal court claiming he is being singled out by state and local officials by refusing to allow public seaccess to the beach. the owner bought the property in 2008 and tried to close the access road by locking the gate to the only access road. the lawsuit claims no other beach front owners have been subjected to the same rules. >>> it's one of the hottest measures on the ballot this fall. we're talking about prop 64. if approved, it would legalize marijuana for any californian over the age of 21. recreational marijuana. supporters of prop 64 gathered in san francisco yesterday, and there is the head of the effort. lieutenant governor gavin newsome, who was there to address concerns

. >> the open mayor libby schaaf hoping to keep the raters, and they continue to work on the new stadium project, but mark davis is denying speculation that he is supporting the las vegas bill as an attempt to pressure oakland saying he made a commitment to nevada, never using another city as leverage. >>> if you live in san francisco, you may send them to choose which internet provider you want, and right now the apartments only get the tenants a choice of one or two internet providers. and the property owners cannot stop the tenants from signing up with a certain company, but they can refuse to allow access to the lines in the building, but supervisor mark farrell wants to change that, introducing legislation to require property owners to give building access to all state licensed internet providers. >>> san francisco honoring planned parenthood with the colorful tribute, lit up in think to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the organization, mayor ed lee and the department of health representatives there to take part in the lighting ceremony, and they take care of healthcare, aborti

oakland mayor libby schaaf is outraged, especially because the city is obviously already dealing with another sex abuse investigation right now. >> it is incredibly disturbing that in light of what happened this summer, any officer could think it was at all acceptable to engage in this type of behavior. >> so the other case that has garnered so much attention in recent weeks involves a teenager named jasmine that led to several bay area police officers being arrested at multiple departments. officials say those two cases are not related. >>> a shakeup to report in that police sex abuse scandal that's entangled several departments. late yesterday evening attorney pamela price says she's no longer representing the woman at the center of the case. the case involves dozens of east bay officers. in a statement she said she believes jasmine deserves a second chance at a first class life and she would never abandon her in that effort. however, effective immediately, price will no longer be representing her as her attorney. >>> 5:05 right now. maybe you were among those caught in it about a:0

. >> as the cities have a tug of war over the raiders, oakland mayor libby schaaf says she won't enter into a bidding war but will work to try to keep the raiders in town. >>> while we're talking about the nfl, something that hasn't been said in a long time, fewer people are watching games this year. ratings are down. the first six weeks of the season, the nfl saw an 11% dip in viewership compared to the same time in 2015. >>> after doing business with wells fargo for more than 25 years, santa clara county is officially cutting ties. the board of supervisors unanimously voted yesterday to end business with the san francisco-based bank for a period of two years. the company will continue to use wells fargo for day-to-day stuff, but not financial investments. attorney general kamala harris has launched a criminal investigation. the bank admits its employees set up thousands of accounts without customer approval. wells fargo ceo resigned last week. >> california attorney general kamala harris is looking into whether criminal charges should be filed. >> it's one of the situations where the

meantime oakland mayor libby schaaf who tweeted her support for the raiders is working to come up with a stadium plan right here. former 49er and raider ronnie lott and owner eddie debartolo jr. are also working on a oakland plan so as they say the game is far from over. eric and ama? >> kristen, thanks a lot. >>> coming up at 4:00, the police stop caught on camera that has some people demanding an apology. what police say you don't see in the video. >> what voters are thinking in a state that could decide the presidential election. i'm here in the battleground state of nevada. more coming up. >> graduation rates are on the rise and what could be behind the improvement. >> a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. traffic this we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto®- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto® was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the

place for an nfl team called, the las vegas raiders. [ applause and cheers ] >> oakland mayor libby schaafad this to say: i will continue to work to provide the raiders and other nfl owners a viable responsible stadium option to consider in oakland regardless of the nevada lawmakers' decision. >> now, any team that wants to move has to get approval from 24 out of the 32 nfl owners. and according to mike florio of pro football talk, that won't happen for at least another six to nine months. >>> politics now. hillary clinton has a lead in the polls with three weeks to election day. the latest cbs news poll shows clinton ahead of donald trump by nine points nationwide in a four-way raise. one of silicon valley's most powerful tech places made a big contribution to donald trump's campaign. billionaire investor peter thiel recently donated $1.25 million to trump. now some in the tech industry are calling for startup accelerator y combinator to cut ties with thiel a part-time partner. but the company says they are not going to fire someone for supporting a major party nominee. >>> time is 6:40.

in fact, the number of officers who are doing background checks has doubled and mayor libby schaaf along with the city's administrative has vowed to audit the hiring process. since november 8 officers arrested, six of them on the job for less than three years. the percentage of officers involved in recent lawsuits is small but to mayor schaaf that number needs to be even smaller. >> it is disturbing that in light of what happened this summer, any officer could think that it was at all acceptable to engage in this type of behavior. it is completely outrageous. >> reporter: the latest lawsuit against opd was filed on friday. an oakland family claims they were terrorized by police at their home in december. one of the officers named in the suit is a 2013 academy garage watt -- graduate. he allegedly assaulted a female probation officer in her home in what's being described as a drunken off-duty incident so from that day in december it's been a hard year for the oakland police department. that's why these stricter screening standards have been put into place for the new academy. in oakland,

. >>> tonight oakland mayor libby schaaf will deliver her state of the city address at city hall at 5:00 this afternoon. people of oakland can attend but will watch the speech from special hearing rooms. it will be broadcast on city of oakland's website as well. >>> 5:47. a two-day summit begins today in san francisco on marijuana. it includes health, science technology investment and retail. it kicks off at the hyatt regency hotel. >>> teachers in alum rock are making their frustrations known. dozens of teachers and their supporters protest ahead of last night's school meeting. they say no progress is being made in contract negotiations. the president of the teacher's association tells us they have several concerns and that their needs must be met. >> we are trying to bargain for lower class size and an increase in our salary and medical benefits. >> the teachers association says their pay is among the lowest in santa clara county. >>> the council on american islamic relations is holding a local election forum in fremont today. tonight at the free month mosque, candidate runs in the

. >> oakland mayor libby schaaf responded with a statement saying in part, the nevada vote and the governor signing is something we expect. it does not mean this is a done deal. mayor schaaf went on to say she's going to look for ways to keep the raiders here without spending public money. >>> 5:39 right now. anthony slaughter in for kari this morning still out on maternity leave. >> i actually met with her. her baby is so adorable. so calm. >> she's keeping me awake. >> her baby does not cry. i'm just saying that. i was with her for like an hour and the baby didn't cry. at the golden gate bridge, you can see no problems this morning. if you have crying babies at home, i know, i sympathize. i've got two at home as well. in half moon bay down to four miles. right now temperatures in the 40s, later this afternoon a nice warmup back into the mid 70s for our warmest valleys. temperatures get warmer over the next couple days. you want to get those screaming kids outside if they're not in school because i know with halloween coming up, we'll talk about a tricky forecast as we get closer to that.

remember, 3/4 of nfl owners need to approve a franchise move and oakland mayor libby schaaf is leading an effort to craft a new stadium deal at the current location. the nevada assembly is set to begin voting at 7:00 tonight. we'll keep you posted on results. larry and ama. >>> the expectation is that they're going to rubber stamp that and try to push it through. it's imperative to the group to keep the team in the bay arrow owe. >>> we have rain on the way. >> spencer, how much and when? >> well, in a few hours, the first wave will be arriving late tonight. don't be caught without an umbrella. weave three stormy days coming our way. here's a look at live doppler 7. things are calm right now. we had an increase in clouds. it's a fairly mild afternoon. winds are relatively calm as well. all of that will change by late tonight, early tomorrow. we're looking at current temperatures of 63 at half moon bay. 68 at san francisco and virtually all of the locations near the bay and inland have temperatures at 70, 71 degrees. tomorrow, towards late afternoon, we'll see highs well after the rain

in a statement set to kron 4 news this afternoon oakland mayor libby schaaf reinforced today's bill signing is not a done deal and she remains in contact with the team and the nfl on finding the solution to keep the raiders from leaving. she said quote, i believe the raiders in oakland have a shared identity and destiny. keeping the team in oakland where they were born and raised has a measurable value to the fans, the team, the league and the city. that's why it will continue to work to provide the raiders and other nfl owners a viable responsible stadium option to consider in oakland regardless of nevada lawmakers decisions. end quote. even if the nfl gives the go- ahead and votes yes to vegas davis has set a move will not happen overnight. and he will keep the team in oakland for the 2017 and 18 seasons while his new stadium gets billed. >> [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: davis will be in houston for the nfl's fall meetings, no vote will take place but davis will update the owner -- the other owners on the progress. we also get some indication on where some of the executives stand on the

oakland mayor libby schaaf announced it at a school assembly. >> i couldn't say anything. i was just --just looking at her. i was just speechless. >> i thought it was a blessing cuz basically taking stress off most parents about having to pay for college. >> reporter: there are a few requirements. to receive the money, students must maintain a 2.0 for help toward a two-year college and a 2.7 for a four-year college all while maintaining a 90% attendance rate. >> i don't think it's going to be tough. i think it's going to encourage people, like, to do better to come to school, like, and really have a reason to come to school, like, knowing that they're going to get, like, almost a free vacation. >> reporter: the school focuses on getting students on the college track, but many here may choose not to go because of financial barriers. this money makes that decision easier. >> i was really debating whether going to college or helping my mom out but now i have the chance to be able to help her out and go to college at the same time. >> there's a lot of trauma, there's violence

oakland mayor libby schaaf announced it at a school assembly. >> i couldn't say anything. just -- just looking at her. i was just speechless. >> i thought it was a blessing cuz basically taking stress off most parents about having to pay for college. >> reporter: there are a few requirements. to receive the money, students must maintain a 2.0 for help toward a two-year college and a 2.7 for a four-year college. all while maintaining a 90% attendance rate. >> i don't think it's going to be tough. i think it's going to encourage people, like, to do better to come to school, like, and really have a reason to come to school, like, knowing that they're going to get, like, almost a free vacation. >> reporter: the school focuses on getting students on the college track, but many here may clues not to go because of financial barriers -- may choose not to go because of financial barriers. this money makes that decision easier. >> i was really debating whether going to college or helping my mom out but now i have the chance to be able to help her out and go to college at the same ti

. >>> here's part of a statement from oakland mayor libby schaaf. she says that, quote, while i'm committed to keeping the raiders, i will not enter into a bidding war with nevada using public funds. that's why i remain focused on working out concrete deal terms that give the nfl owners an oakland option to consider." schaaf hopes to have a serious plan to present in the coming weeks. >>> solitary confinement and inhumane conditions are just some issues that have prompted a hunger strike at the santa clara jail. according to the sheriff's office, more than 125 inmates have refused to eat since sunday. inmates wrote an open letter to the community describing conditions inside the jail as harsh and unfair. they say some inmates spend 23 hours out of every day in a small cell with little if any human contact. >> one could say is that you do the crime, do the time. but at the end of the day these individuals are fathers, brothers, sons. >> the inmates want the sheriff's office to limit the use of solitary confinement, reform the inmate classification sy

s dan kerman is here live with us now with more on the meeting and comments from oakland mayor libby schaaf>> reporter: as we go to some of the video hound of the big crowds into the stadium and the ball park right when this opened up several quarters ago. and you see some of the big crowds and they are excited they are excited about seeing a madison go out against jake and are you concerned that the giants team is down2-0 they say now take a listen. >> j.r.: you will not be biting your nails with this game? we are cheering. we will bring home a winner this even year. >> pam:we are learning tonight that the sunken sailboat that sent 30 people into the bay when it capsized saturday has been located. eight people were sent to the hospital. two of those were children who were in critical condition this weekend. they have now been been released from the hospital. >> reporter: they want to use the health tax and mayor is first on to say hey assault with a map. >> reporter: 7 order to million- dollar that she's talking about is a portion of public funds that would be used to finance the raiders l

. >>> rain or shine, oakland mayor libby schaaf says she will present her state of the city address tonight. this will be the mayor's second state of the city. it should give us a clearer idea of how well the city is doing and where things are headed. doors open up at 5:00 at oakland city hall for the address. >>> also today, wells fargo will be in the spotlight as it reports its quarterly earnings. investors are anxious to hear the results as the bank struggles to regain trust after employees created millions of fake accounts in order to reach sales goals. other banks reporting today include citigroup and jpmorgan chase. >>> time now is 5:10. charges could be filed soon related to a capsized boat in the bay. more on the investigation under way. >> a rare scene caught on camera between the two blue whales so rare it's only been captured one other time in history. >> and we are tracking rain on hi-def doppler radar this morning. as you can see, the best of it still to the north of most of you but it is headed your way. details coming up. >> and not a good start to your friday if you take bar

oakland mayor libby schaaf's response: the city is working on finding a solution but. she is not about to get in a bidding war with las vegas. we are going to have reaction to this story coming up in sports at 6:45. >> grant: pam? >> pam:it is a day seered into the memory of many long- time bay area residents. today is the 25th anniversary of what turned into the oakland hills firestorm. the fire itself started on october 19th. 1991. >> pam:firefighters knocked down the flames and thought it was all over. still smoldering. high winds caused it to reignite the next morning. not far from the caldecott tunnel. the fire grew into a monster firestorm. with the flames tearing through nearly 3-thousand homes and killing 25 people in a matter ofhours. >> pam:tonight on kron 4 news at ten. we return to the oakland hills. see how things have changed in 25 years. plus hear from people who chose to rebuild, instead of moving away. that's tonight at ten. bad >> steve: >> steve:on the week we remember the devastating loma prieta earthquake. a new warning tonight for the bay area. we

. >> reporter: news this afternoon, oakland mayor libby schaaf reinforced that today's bill signing is not a done deal. and she remains in contact with the team and nfl on finding a solution to keep the raiders from leaving. >> reporter:she said quote-- "i believe the raiders and oakland have a shared identity and destiny, and where they were born and raised has immeasurable value to the fans, the team, the league and the city. that's why i will continue to work to provide the raiders and other nfl owners a viable, responsible stadium option to consider in oakland, regardless of >> reporter:even if the nfl give the go-ahead and votes yes to vegas, davis has said a move will not happen overnight. and he will keep the team in oakland for the 2017-and 18 seasons while his new stadium gets built. >>"i believe that if we stay in oakland for at least the next two seasons after this else a chance to acclimate and find a place to live and it doesn't disrupt a family functions." >> reporter:a tiny consolation for a fanbase.that's already been through enough ups and downs. >> reporter:davis will

in fact with the mayor lee and oakland mayor libby schaaf hosted the bay area women's summit childcare was cited as one of the top issues of concern for working women. so we know this issue is affecting so many families in san francisco. in fact according to the census bureau three quarters of families in san francisco with children under the age of six have both parents working. so it's a real necessity but we also know that often times women feel it's not a choice whether to return to the workforce after they have a child. so they often times will stay home because of the cost of childcare is so high. for these low income families moderate income families, any support to allow women to maintain their presence in the workforce will contribute to decreasing the wage gap get their lifetime earnings potential, their social security income when they retire. these are important factors that have contributed to women high rates of poverty and we also that single mothers that a three-time greater rate of property than other families. so they especially need help in order to continue their ca

in fact with the mayor lee and oakland mayor libby schaaf hosted the bay area women's summit childcare was cited as one of the top issues of concern for working women. so we know this issue is affecting so many families in san francisco. in fact according to the census bureau three quarters of families in san francisco with children under the age of six have both parents working. so it's a real necessity but we also know that often times women feel it's not a choice whether to return to the workforce after they have a child. so they often times will stay home because of the cost of childcare is so high. for these low income families moderate income families, any support to allow women to maintain their presence in the workforce will contribute to decreasing the wage gap get their lifetime earnings potential, their social security income when they retire. these are important factors that have contributed to women high rates of poverty and we also that single mothers that a three-time greater rate of property than other families. so they especially need help in order to continue their ca

in fact with the mayor lee and oakland mayor libby schaaf hosted the bay area women's summit childcare was cited as one of the top issues of concern for working women. so we know this issue is affecting so many families in san francisco. in fact according to the census bureau three quarters of families in san francisco with children under the age of six have both parents working. so it's a real necessity but we also know that often times women feel it's not a choice whether to return to the workforce after they have a child. so they often times will stay home because of the cost of childcare is so high. for these low income families moderate income families, any support to allow women to maintain their presence in the workforce will contribute to decreasing the wage gap get their lifetime earnings potential, their social security income when they retire. these are important factors that have contributed to women high rates of poverty and we also that single mothers that a three-time greater rate of property than other families. so they especially need help in order to continue their ca