the answer a's fans are seeking after the major league baseball commissioner says the team >>las vegas athletics. how does that sound well if the deal between the city of oakland and the ownership of the oakland a's goes sideways but he now says it could relocate to another city that's because a recently filed lawsuit has major league baseball suggesting moving the a's. >>out of the bay area kron four's haaziq madyun has the story. >>drop the lawsuit against alameda county. another sports team. that was the basic message to the city of oakland from major league baseball commissioner robert manfred this came in response to oakland city council's recent vote authorizing the city's attorney to file this lawsuit over the a's ownership attempting to purchase the county's interest of the coliseum complex. >>so the whole issue is about money. >>oakland city councilmember noel dial says the city had no choice but to file the lawsuit because. >>we've been negotiating with the county. for months for over a year trying to purchase the land. but at the same time the oakland a's when around and the

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both the angels and major league baseball say they were unaware of any information involving skaggs or any other player or team official who abused drugs when tyler skaggs died, it was eric kaye who acted as spokesman for the angels details about the sudden death but tonight he says he will no longer remain silent miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> up next tonight, the shocking hit and run children struck. police looking for the driver. >>> we're back now with shocking video of a hit and run tonight, police outside boston are searching for a driver caught on surveillance plowing into a group of children before fleeing the scene. and released with minor injuries it's a miracle they survived >>> in new orleans crews are desperately searchinhor l under construction collapsed, killing two others here is morgan chesky. >> reporter: tonight, new orleans facing a growing danger, a building buried in debris with one man trapped inside the concern, a repeat of what happened saturday. >> oh my god. >> reporter: the collapse of the future hard rock hotel launching a delicate search and r

. >> we've heard obviously that major league baseball, it sounds like major league baseball officialss lawsuit that was filed, about some of the in-fighting and some of the hurdles during the negotiations for a new ballpark. how confident are you, that with this deal that you put forward, a resolution will be reached, and a new ballpark will be built for the oakland a's, here in the city. >> we're doing everything we can. we're working tirelessly every day, to make sure we're putting forward a proposal that is accommodating both to the city, county. ommunity, and the we just need to get down to business, and negotiate that as a city. we're hopeful that they will get back to us, and we can work towards an agreement. it starts with getting rid of that lawsuit, and moving forward in more of a cooperative framework. >> i know we're just hearing about this plan today, so far what are you hearing from the city about how they're accepting of this latest proposal? >> i think they're positive about, you know, our step towards them, and some of the items of the deal. thingslike the community be

major league baseball announcing it will investigate comments made by houston astros assistant general manager brandon taubman saturday when the team clinched the american league pennant. "sports illustrated" reported taubman turned to a group of three female reporters during a postgame celebration in the clubhouse and yelled half a dozen times, "thank god we got osuna. i'm so glad we got osuna." that would be relief pitcher roberto osuna whom the astros acquired from the blue jays while he was still serving a 75-game suspension for domestic violence criminal charges against him were dropped when his girlfriend refused to testify the "sports illustrated" reporter described taubman's comments as offensive and frightening enough that another houston staffer apologized the astros swung back, accusing the report of attempting to fabricate a story where one doesn't exist. "sports illustrated" stuck by the reporting and then today taubman apologized, calling his language unprofessional and inappropriate. the astros saying in a new statement it fully supports major league baseball's stance on

part of being a major-league city is having a major league baseball team. >> but hofheinz knows thatston's swampy summer weather could be a deal breaker. >> houston is gulf coast through and through. we are hot. we are humid. playing baseball outside is challenging. >> roy's solution -- think outside the box andinsidea dome. >> this will be the greatest concert hall in the world, it's the greatest convention hall in the world, and, by all means, it's the greatest sports facility or entertainment facility that anyone has ever conceived. >> in 1960, hofheinz's pitch helps houston land its bid for an mlb expansion team. they're named the colt .45s, but would later become the astros -- a nod to the city's nasa space center. >> the spanking-new astrodome is the new $31 million home of the houston astros. >> yes, the astrodome -- the first domed stadium ever. >> it was the biggest air-conditioned space in the world. think about that. >> what kind of things did he put in there that were a "wow"? >> well, the scoreboard was one thing. >> the scoreboard is a $2 million item that's a show in i

there's also major league baseball in play here. eball is not happy with the lawsuit that the city filed saying it's disruptive. it could lead to problems. they wan it off the table by the middle of next month when the owners meet again. look, building a ballpark in oakland has loneen a tough issue. they have not been able to get it off the ground. the latest idea is to build it on the waterfront. very attractive. have housing there. the a's say they need that coliseum development to pay for the privately financed ballpark. people are saying how sweet is this deal? how big is this deal? >> it's interesting reading your column. you say the a's feel like they got the rug pulled out from under them. they had no idea this lawsuit was coming. it's interesting to hear what the baseball commissioner said when he went into the room. >> yeah. he said this. and the a's were actually meeting with the city and then they turned around and found the lawsuit was filed. the major league baseball commissioner came in and said to city officials you ei

that was the basic message to the city of oakland from major league baseball commissioner robert manfred this came in response to oakland city council's recent vote authorizing the city's attorney to file this lawsuit over the a's ownership attempting to purchase the county's interest of the coliseum complex. >>so the whole issue is about money. >>oakland city councilmember noel dial says the city had no choice but to file the lawsuit because. >>we've been negotiating with the county. for months for over a year trying to purchase the land. but at the same time the oakland a's when around and the city of oakland to try to cut a deal with the alameda county. he says instead of selling to the city of oakland county agreed to sell its half of the coliseum site to the a's. >>according to this complaint violates the state's surplus land that regarding publicly owned property the land belongs to the public. not only that alameda county supervisor nate miley says the counties $85 million agreement to sell this year the coliseum site to the a's. not conflict with a t state law. oakland mayor libb

that was the basic message to the city of oakland from major league baseball commissioner robert manfred this came in response to oakland city council's recent vote authorizing the city's attorney to file this lawsuit over the a's ownership attempting to purchase the county's interest of the coliseum complex. >>so the whole issue is about money. >>oakland city councilmember noel dial says the city had no choice but to file the lawsuit because. >>we've been negotiating with the county. for months for over a year trying to purchase the land. but at the same time the oakland a's when around the city of oakland to try to cut a deal with the alameda county. he says instead of selling to the city of oakland county agreed to sell its half of the coliseum site to the a's. >>which according to this complaint violates the state's surplus land that regarding publicly owned property the land belongs to the public. not only that alameda county supervisor nate miley says the counties $85 million agreement to sell this year the coliseum site to the a's. not conflict with a t state law. oakland mayor li

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while major league baseball launched an investigation. today in a while major league baseball launched an investigation. today in a statement an astro spokesman writes in part our initial investigation led to us believe that brandon toddman'sas were not directed toward any reporter. we were wrong inappropriate comments were not directed toward any reporter we were wrong. we sincerely apologize to stephanie epstein, sports illustrated and to all individuals witnessing the incident or were offended by the inappropriate conduct. lester, the astros inappropriate conduct. lester, the astros originally accused this reporter of quote, factoring a story where there wasn't one backup. now they say toddman was direct comments to at least directing to comments to at least one woman in the room. we reached out to brandon toddman for comment but he has not responded. >>> turning now e impeachment investigation of president trump. republicans tried to step up their defense of the president and calling on the white house to do more. >> stephanie, thank y

. >>> an explosive report this morning about drugs and major league baseball.oyee claims he provided opioids to tyler skaggs for years, and did so the night before the player was found dead. abc's trevor ault is here with more. trevor, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, good morning. these are stunning claims and they come from somebody who works for the los angeles angels. he says he used drugs with tyler skaggs and not only that, but he says that two team officials were aware of this ongoing drug abuse. >> reporter: this morning, explosive new revelations in the investigation into the sudden death of los angeles angels pitcher tyler skaggs. espn now reporting a team employee, eric kay, told federal investigators he provided skaggs with oxycodone for years, that the two of to them abused the drug together and that two team officials allegedly knew it was happening. >> tyler skaggs would give eric kay money and eric kay would go buy opioids for both of them, and tyler skaggs would cover the cost of eric's pills. >> reporter: kay is the angels' director of c

the commissioner of major league baseball not happy about this lawsuit being brought by the city. in fact, he mentioned las vegas as a possible destination for the oakland a's. how about that, guys? here are the details we get from "the "san francisco chronicle"" where we're getting this report that major league baseball commissioner rob manfred met with oakland city officials last week's wild card game against the rays. he told them he wants the city to drop this lawsuit, which is essentially blocking the sale of the coliseum site to the oakland a's. the city claims the sale of the site to the a's violates a state law that requires publicly owned land like the oakland coliseum to be considered for affordable housing before it's sold to another party. one city councilmember told "the chronicle" manfred "laid down the law" and brought up vegas as a pre t raiders of course as you mentioned making the move there next season, not to mention the a's have a triple "a" team in the city which led the minor leagues in attendance. prior to the lawsuit, the a's were in negotiations on an $85

. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and yes the commissioner of major league baseball is not happy about this lawsuit by the city of oakland. that's why he's mentioning it in this report, vegas as a possible destination, a relocation destination for the oakland a's. let's get into the details of this report in "the "san francisco chronicle"" that mentions rob manfred met with city officials when he was in oakland last week while he was attends lag week's a.l. wild card game against the tampa bay rays. according to the report he told them he wants the city to drop this lawsuit which is blocking the sale of the coliseum site to the oakland arc's. the city claims the sale of the site to the a's violates a state law that requires publicly owned lands like the coliseum to be considered first for affordable housing before it's sold. one city councilmember told "the cron qul" manfred "laid down the law" and brought up vegas as a possible destination, with the raiders making the move there next season, not to mention the a's have a triple as q ags team in the city which led the minor leagu

after days of investigations led by major league baseball, the general manager had to admit that wasn'te at all. >> that original reaction by the astros was wrong. we own it as an organization. there were many people involved in reviewing that approving that. i'm not going to get in the details of that. it was the astros' decision. that's where i'm going to leave that. >>> the team apologized to the "s.i. kwt" reporter that broke story. taubman used inappropriate behavior. >>> rob drake is apologizing for a tweet about buying an assault rifle and calling for a civil war if president trump is impeached. shortly after the tweet, he deactivated his twitter account. in a statement, drake said, quote, once i read what i had tweeted, i realized the violence in those words and have since delig deleted it. i cannot unsay the words. but please allow me to apologize for it. >>> to the nba, three mvps were on the floor. the new power couple looks like an old married couple at times. the stars are in a passionate exchange into the game. the reunion off to a rocky start. houston falls 117-111. >>> w

both the angels and major league baseball say they're unaware of the allegations. an autopsy found a mix of fentanyl and oxen continuen in his body. >>> raising awareness about an animal you may not realize is endangered. >>> here's a live look from our roof cam of the bay bridge. beautiful morning here at 5:37 a.m. about 52 degrees in san francisco. we'll have your forecast in a few minutes. stick with us. >>> fleet week isn't the only big event drawing crowds. the italian heritage parade is taking place. the event winds through washington square. more than 150,000 people are expected to show up for the two and a half hour long parade. if you plan on going, try to take public transportation. parking is limited in the areae add fleet week and it's crowded in san francisco. >> and it's cooler. patchy fog. the wind on shore, and looking at san jose airport right now where numbers are right around 50 degrees. today in the 70s for you. down about 4 degrees. in fact, everyone will see about a 3 to 5 degree drop in your afternoon highs. a pretty nice week ahead with a lo

now, they were one of the worst teams a couple of months into the major league baseball season.our months and the washington nationals are into the world series for the first time in franchise history. they completed a four—game clean sweep over the st louis cardinals on tuesday. adam wild recaps the game that gave the us capital its first appearance in a world series since 1933. for baseball fans in washington, the way for a world series has been long. 86 years since the capital had a team at the top. now, the capitals are on their way. but the signals, the science, haven't always been good. a poor start to the season, but they are more than making up for it now. picture patrick called an almost unplayable, the first to strike out ten in the first four innings of a postseason game. and with the batters doing their bit, the nationals were putting themselves right in control. st louis cardinals, well, they were watching their chances slip through their fingers. watching their chances slip through theirfingers. that is, when watching their chances slip through their fingers. that

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since the arnold rothstein book has come out, we have had a massive data dump by major league baseball and also just the fact that technology has changed. i was talking to some of the folks beforehand and talking about how research has changed since i started in this game and now you can get to the microfilm, you can look stuff up easily and do not have to rely on a relative's book. you can find this stuff. the real key thing to dispelling the myth of charles comiskey as this grew of baseball, the fella that should bear as much blame isany of the black socks this -- in 2002, major league baseball was cleaning out its addict. the teams would have to send to the league office is what they were paying each guy. if they got someone up from the minors, how much are you paying him? guy ifh i you paying a he came over from the st. louis browns? did you pay him a bonus? all of this was in the league office files and major league theball dumped it across street in cooperstown at the hall of fame and the national baseball library. they did not have the stuff. treasure it and preserve it for base

i think major league baseball should punish him and maybe it's time for him, in fact, i think it is timer him to leave major league baseball and find another line of work. it's important, alisyn, to note the reporter for "sports illustrated," stephanie epstein, actually waited 36 hours. she didn't tweet about this on saturday night. she was calm as all these other reporters were in doing their jobs. and on monday, she went up to one of the astros public relations people simply to ask what was the intent there? again, 36 hours later. calm, professional, kind, and only then the astros said, hey, we don't want to go into this, and then got into this complete pr fiasco at a time when, of course, they should be focusing on game one. but wonderful to see the outpouring for these women who were just doing their job. >> absolutely. christine brennan, thank you very much. great to talk to you. >>> thanks to our international viewers for watching. for you "cnn newsroom" with max foster is next. for our u.s. viewers, explosive testimony in the impeachment inquiry continues. >>> welcome to your "new

how many people are injured, major league baseball has never released numbers, so we did the math ourselvesy numbers, so we turned to first aid stations who contract with the teams, asking for their emergency response records four provided data they show 701 reports of injuries from balls going into the stands in addition, when we looked at lawsuits, news reports, and social media dating back to 2012, involving all teams, we found reports of another 107 people hit by balls, a total of at least 808 reports of fan injuries since 2012. most hurt by foul balls but we found a few were even home runs. at the four stadiums where we obtained records, we found 41 fans hurt in oakland, 368 in seattle, miami, 99 since 2012 and in colorado, 193 calls to emergency services since 2014. and we mapped it out so you can see exactly where emergency responders reported incidents. section 145 had the most with 11 that's where i am right now, section 145 of coors field, and it's easy to see why emergency crews get so many calls here there's no netting and we're right on top of the action and data compiled by nb

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without those, major-league baseball made it clear they could lose this team too. >> i go back to dallas and i have to give enough date to the commissioner and i'm hopeful the lawsuit will be gone. >> that land belongs to the public. it needs to stay within the publix control. >> reporter: it's not like either side is without options. there are developers looking at that site with the oakland a's not on it. and there are other cities involved are interested in bringing their team there. what ultimately will happen will be watching for that solution. emily turner, kpix 5. >>> stanford marked a major milestone today of its quake proof super hospital. there was a ribbon-cutting and the atrium. is the hospital's most seismically celebrated feature. 208 state of the art base isolators. the shock absorbers allow the building to move three feet in any direction including if there was a major quake to happen. >> it was absolutely critical that this building be able to withstand empty operational through the most serious ismic event is been determined we could experience in northern california. >

. >> elissa harrington reports the commissioner of major league baseball is hinting that unless the city gets its act together there's a possibility the team could relocate. >> reporter: major league baseball commissioner rob manfred met with liam libby schaaf and the president of the city council and was interviewed on the podcast before last night's game where he expressed excitement over the large turnout at that matchup but also concern over recent developments. >> tried to impress upon them the need for concrete action to move the stadium process forward. the fans in oakland deserve a stadium. i think they want a stadium and it's time to get it done. >> reporter: the city of oakland filed a lawsuit to prevent the oakland a's from purchasing alameda county's half of the complex. tuesday and alameda county court issued a temporary restraining order to prevent any deal at least for now. the commissioner met with the mayor yesterday and earlier this week she said she hopes any issues can be resolved outside of court. >> my dream is that we place the lawsuit on hold. we push pause. we si

. >> we've got a game seven in the world series with two of the best pitchers in major league baseballhas never happened before, two former cy young award winners going up against each other. that should be good. first let's get through game six, because there is definitely a story to tell. it starts, you can say from the very first pitch, the astros tried to become o win with the first pitch. told, what was to stephen strasburg, was told he was tipping his pitches. alex bregman, like he knows it was coming, and then he holds onto his bat, which is a breach of baseball etiquette. and then look at one so so, he goes deep, and then he decides to do the same thing. now they have a man at first, in the seventh. trey turner, and the pitcher brad peacock froze badly. looks like they've got runners at second and third, but the umpire, says no, it's interference which cause the first basement to miss the ball. it's a nonreviewable play. it took 4 1/2 minutes to come to that conclusion, and the inning continues. and then anthony ran down, one deep, and the call didn't seem to matter at that poi

>>major league baseball signaling. moving the a's out of the bay area kron four's haaziq madyun has details. >>drop the lawsuit against alameda county. another sports team. that was the basic message to the city of oakland from major league baseball commissioner robert manfred this came in response to oakland city council's recent vote authorizing the city's attorney to file this lawsuit over the a's ownership attempting to purchase the county's interest of the coliseum complex. >>so the whole issue is about money. >>oakland city councilmember noel dial says the city had no choice but to file the lawsuit because. >>we've been negotiating with the county. for months for over a year trying to purchase the land. but at the same time the oakland a's when around the city of oakland to try to cut a deal with the alameda county. he says instead of selling to the city of oakland county agreed to sell its half of the coliseum site to the a's. >>according to this complaint violates the state's surplus land that regarding publicl

the 115th world series is under way in major league baseball and the washington nationals have gone 1showdown against the houston astros. let's head live to houston now and speak to our reporter seth bennett, we're a few hours away from game two seth, it was a great start for the nationals who are making their debut in the world series and recent history has shown that whoever wins game one usually goes on to win it. who stood out from game one? absolutely crucial to get that first victory on the board if you like and that's exactly what washington did. they had over the week while houston we re they had over the week while houston were busy fighting with the new york yankees to reach the world series, washington were already there, they can washington were already there, they ca n wrestle washington were already there, they can wrestle their parents and get them ready but it was not the perfect start. it was a problem for washington in the first innings they found themselves behind yuri coryell hitting a fine shot to the tent —— centre field and that gave the opportunity for a couple

major league baseball commissioner rob manfred says he spoke with president trump and in order not toin and out of the stadium, president trump says he will arrive after the first pitch and then leave before the game is over. now for tonight's game four, this continues to be one of the hottest tickets we've seen in sports the entire year. just to get into the stadium standing room only. going to cost you more than $800. ana, it is guaranteed it is going to be another electric atmosphere here tonight at nationals park. >> top of the hour live in the cnn newsroom. i'm ana cabrera in new york. president trump and his former right-hand man in the white house going back and forth today over advice on how not to get impeached. john kelly, retired marine corps general and former white house chief of staff told reporters this weekend that if he had o

. >> welcome back the hunt for october is on is a 2019 major league baseball postseason plate again legendaryranchises liking keys and dodgers are in another championship. washington and tampa are looking toward the first world series. rob manfred joins me too pic kik off the postseason. >> the most exciting week because we have so many games, multiple four-game days which is unique in terms of the playoffs, you can start watching at 1:00 o'clock and walked into the wee hours of the morning if you're a real fan. >> uber competitive players in competitive teams. even some of the teams that have not invested in the biggest payers, not the biggest vendors are doing well. >> we had a great mix of teams that made the playoffs. it's always important, you love to have your iconic franchises, the dodgers, yankees and big markets to qualify obvious that houston and washington but we have minnesota, oakland, st. louis and milwaukee, tampa bay that made the playoffs. that's in porton of giving fans across her markets the feelings that everybody has a chance to compete. >> what should we focus on looking

. >>> it's 4:58 and it's a busy day in major league baseball with four playoff games scheduled today and including the yankees and the twins on fox sports 1. the l.a. dodgers can advance if they win tonight against the washington nationals and they hold a 2-1 series lead after winning last night. the 3:40. >>> the atlanta braves can punch their ticket to the national league series today if they beat the cardinals. last game was decided in the ninth when they scored three runs on the way to a 3-ron suite. the elimination game starts at 12:07 in st. louis. >>> a deadly stabbing in san jose with the police search happening right now. >>> when this happened, a scary thing. >>> the latest from a fire in the north bay with people ready to evacuate at the flames headed their way. >>> from ktvu fox news, this is morning sun too. >>> thank you for joining us on monday morning, october 7. i'm pam cook. >>> i'm dave clark and a big story is traffic. sal has the latest for us. >>> this is near the westley rest area with a serious crash where they had to land four medical helicopter is on the sce

. >>> "sports illustrated" reports major league baseball will launch an investigation into recent commentss' assistant general manager. the magazine first reported brandon cobbman turned to three female reporters and yelled several times after the team clinched the american league pennant "thank god we got osuna." roberto osuna was arrested on domestic violence charges in 2020. he apologized and said domestic violence is extraordinarily serious and no one in baseball should minimize it. >>> still to come, honoring a trail blazer. the post office is commemorating an awardwinning journalist on a forever stamp next year. morninge for better things than rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. it can reduce pain, swelling, and significantly improve physical function. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections like tb; don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. taking a hig

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. >>> oakland leaders getting the message after major league baseball leadership threatened the's could follow with a move to vegas. the coliseum sale would happen as part of the new stadium deal. "the chronicle" reports baseball's commissioner suggested if the city doesn't drop the suit the a's m l vegas. oakland leaders took that threat to heart and certain the issues will be resolved. >> don't go, don't go. here on "today in the bay," looks of gm workers will continue to strike, causing the company to lose $80 million a day. the big snag over the weekend that has put doubt over a quick settlement. >>> plus, snack bars are becoming a big business but not for big brands. why so many people are turn iin to small things but moving away from big brand companies. >>> taking a look out at the bay bridge, a start to the morning which is a great one. it's monday, wake up! thanks for waking up right here on "today in the bay." we'll be right back. >>> good morning. i'm contessa brewer at cnbc headquarters. here are todays atop business headlines. wall street is set to open in the red, dow futu

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major league baseball is investigating expletive-filled comments the astros' assistant general managere to a group of female reporters. "cbs this morning saturday's" co-host dana jacobson is here. dana, this is putting a cloud over the series. >> anthony, at the very least, you could say that the astros are in damage control mode. the comments you mentioned happened in houston's clubhouse after they clinched the american league pennant over the weekend. assistant gm brandon taubman is accused of turning to three female reporters, then launching into a gratuitous celebration of a controversial player who the astros had initially been criticized for acquiring after he'd been accused of domestic violence. >> the world series -- >> yeah! >> reporter: this was the setting in which brandon taubman's explosive comments took place. "sports illustrated" reporter epapstein wrote that taubman turned to three female reporters, one of whom was we domtic violence bracelet, and yelled "thank god we got osuna! i'm so expletive glad we got osuna!" he was referring to pitcher roberto osuna, picked up by

. >>> today two teams will be eliminated from the major- league baseball playoffs while the other two move on to play in the national league championship series. first, the atlanta louis cardinm . the cardinals avoided elimination with a big extra inning when earlier this week. both coaches say they will use a starter out of the bullpen if they need it. >>> the l.a. chargers host the ington nationals tonight. it's a do or die game at five. the nationals are a wild card team and want to knock off the team with the best record in the national league, the dodgers. and the dodgers 80s clayton kershaw will not start but could be available for a key ending out of the bullpen. that game starts just after 5:30 pm . >>> despite having the best record in baseball the houston astros are on the brink of being eliminated. they lost to the tampa bay rays last night oratis-1. the starter justin verlander was pulled early. he was struggling on just three days rest. that series will now go five games. the winner of tamara's game will play a well rested yankees team in the american league championship

in the meantime we'll get the major league baseball to talk about.ut yeah, that was actually happening. and the dodgers, 106 different win this is year. not doing it against the nats. but alex ovechkin, the big hero here in d.c. the hockey star with a nice first pitch. get it rolling. and the momentum will continue for washington. ryan zimmerman, over and out. three-run shot. and the nats prevail, 6-1. that series is 2-2. game five on wednesday in l.a. the cardinals, they would try to stay alive against the braves who are trying to close them out. and yadier molina to tie it late. and then in the tenth inning, deliver that fly ball, deep enough to get colton wong in with that game deciding run and that is a 2-2 series as well. now remember that's the best of five. molina, and in the american league, yeah, you recognize that guy, right? sergio romo, taking it deep by a guy who was briefly with the giants in spring training. gone, 5-1 final. pleading with the clean 3-0 sweep for the yankees. in tampa, tampa, down 2-0 in this series. zack greinke gets t

told ktvu he hopes to come to an agreement with the city of oakland before he meets with the major league baseball commissioner next month. >> they have already requested at the crack of dawn that we have all of our fixed wing and rotary wing aircraft available to respond. >> a 10,000 acre wildfire exploded overnight in sonoma county. have the latest on evacuations as firefighters try to make progress as the sun comes up and the new day begins. >> that's the reason we do this. to protect human life. >> i like to ask the question. how many more of these will we have? >>> thousands are without power this morning. many frustrated with pg&e as the utility sa it working to prevent wildfires.

>>first it was the commissioner of major league baseball telling the city of oakland to drop its lawsuit against alameda county or risk losing the team to another city of now it is alameda county say take the lawsuit off of the table or there will be no negotiations between the 2 for the cell of the coliseum site by colleagues on the board of supervisors say that. >>they will not in attending any discussion with the city into lawsuit go away. >>oakland city council member larry reid says the city of oakland filed a lawsuit to prevent the county from selling the county share of the land to the a's for the price of million because lawsuit was based on the surplus property act. >>that you've got to put it out to the public. either around the million range that the a's and the county has been discussing higher dollar. preserving our rights. as relates to the sale of that land since the drain, leon byrd both the city and county. >>however alameda county supervisor nate miley is on the record saying there is an exemption that allows the county to the goal. she ate directly with the a's. if you

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without those major league baseball has made it clear oakland could lose this team too. >> i go backs on 17 november. i give an update to the commissioner on where things are. i'm hopeful the lawsuit will be gone and we will have agreements in place. >> that land belongs to the public and it needs to say within the public's control. >> reporter: is not like either side is without options. the city has investors ready to develop that site and the team said there are other cities willing to have them. what happens moving forward will be the big question we all watch. emily tuer kpix 5. >>> the opioid epidemic has taken a treacherous new in the bay area. kids are getting their hands on pills laced with sentinel. >> in the past few months six bay area teenagers have died. we spoke to one tenet said the pills are all over local middle and high schools. >> any type of pill basically, it's all fake but how easy is it. you just call up someone or hit up a friend. your friend will know someone. >> what can you do to keep your kids safe? watch our original report tomorrow night right here on t

and in major league baseball the houston astros have leveled their championship series against the new york yankees karla's career had a walk of home run of the bottom of the 11th inning to help houston to a 32 win the american league championship series is now tied at one game at p.s. the best of 7 series shifts to yankee stadium for game 3 on tuesday. and that is all useful for now during back to you will see you later thank you thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera. over to adrian finnegan he'll be with you in just a moment with much more of the day's news coming up thanks for watching by. some of the to today's headlines there are protests like this one that are trying to desert and we forested areas that have been always have a stated goal setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions you've been out there with. protesters on the streets where they will tell you international filmmakers and world class journalists bring programs to inform and in spots. on al-jazeera. told to notice their own. they don't believe in the 2 state solution the do you still believe in the 2 st