plus, a special session in the nevada capital for the oakland a's. as the team tries to secure funding for a new stadium in las vegas. what came out of today's meeting and a state of emergency declared by one organization say that lgbtq rights are under attack. what this as the bay area gets ready for pride celebrations next. >> today conservatives in the house of representatives are calling on the u.s. senate to pass legislation that would ban trans athletes from participating in school. sports. supporters of the ban were joined by female athletes today who say they were wronged after being forced to compete against trans women. meanwhile, the national effort % is prompting lgbtq advocates to take action. cathryn oakley of the human rights campaign says this year alone states passed more than 70 laws targeting lgbtq americans tuesday. her or organization declared a state of emergency. >> this is so much fear and misinformation about issues that are invented in order drive wedges between folks and make people afraid. it's really scary for folks. >> i

the nevada senate now has to vote on it. the senate is expected to also approve it. >> sell the team! >> what a sight that was last night. the reverse boycott. more than 27,000 fans showing up at the coliseum, many of them wearing those sell shirts, pleading that billionaire owner john fisher sell the team. they also wanted to show everyone the fans aren't the problem. the owner is. we'll have more with the a's in just a few minutes. >>> another big headline this evening, the struggle continues in downtown san francisco. today, century theaters announced it's closing all of its screens in the westfield mall are going dark tomorrow. this comes just one day after the westfield announced it's giving up on the mall entirely. today, century theaters sent emails to its frequent customers sharing the news. in a short statement to us, a century cinemark spokesperson said the theater decided to end its lease early after viewing the conditions in san francisco. >> i'm here to try to use the remaining balance on my cinemark card before

the governor of nevada is a republican. he vetoed some bills that the democrat wanted so in the senate they put those things back in inned ballpark bill. so at this point in time, the assembly is also adding amendments. they have some things they want. they might have to go back to the senate for another vote. it could be two more votes. dan: used to call that pork belly. casey: exactly. is this bill starting to get crushed under it own weight? ived adding too many things? that's the only hope for a's fans right now, that they're adding too many things to stomach. ama: i feel like you might have a little bit of home because you're. no wearing black today. casey: i wore my funeral black yesterday and everybody liked it. not today. dan: the a's are donating all open the ticket revenue from yesterday's game to the alameda food bank and the oakland fund. but critics are quick to point out that one of the sticking points in the nevada deliberations was the team's commitment to the community with some opponents calling it inadequ

it's fair to say his sentiment is shared by a's fans across the bay area with the nevada legislature adjourning monday without voting on senate bill 509 which would have provided nearly $400 million towards a new ballpark for the a's in las vegas. total cost for the new ballpark projected to be north of $1 billion. >> but just the fact that the ballpark bill died without making it out of the finance committee was encouraging. >> nevada governor lombardo sent a tweet saying a special legislative session will take place in the future. i reached out to see if the a's bill would be part of the session but have yet to hear back. >> if you're not a headliner, you're playing in laughlin, nevada. >> reporter: andy callic is a former executive with the a's and coauthored "good-bye oakland," discussing the history of teams coming and leaving the city. he thinks the current state of the a's as a bottom feeder and nevada's legislature prioritizing other items may have played a role in this development. >> you want to talk about things that are positive. education, safety, infrastructure. not pay

you got the storms popping up over the sierra nevada.y were getting fierce again this afternoon. numerous lightning storms rolling through the high country even in toward the reno area. nevada. tomorrow you'll see a few more. i think less, though, as we head toward tomorrow afternoon. but the temperatures in the bay area probably going to start to warm up just a little bit tomorrow afternoon. we're looking at 70's, maybe some 80's we're lucky in the tri valley about 78 san jose about 74 degrees in a bottle. 73 in napa. next few days. those temperatures warming up very nicely as we head into the next couple days. cooling down just a little bit on father's day. that with bands we're always whether like it's all right. thank you. all right. >> not yet. 2 raw dough was among the 7 people who was shot by an invite. a guest said an antioch birthday party sunday morning. and she's the only victim who did not survive. and now a few days later, still, no arrests have been announced crowd forcefully to god talks with the victims. onto says her fam

several more hours tonight before perhaps taking a vote if approved, this issue will then go to the nevada state assembly for hearing tomorrow. lot to unpack kron four's dan kerman has been following. >> we think that this is a that allow las vegas is a city as a sports destination as the sports and entertainment capital of the world to move forward. >> a final hail mary for the oakland a's hopes to move the team to las vegas after the governor stadium proposal introduced just 2 weeks ago stalled before the legislative session ended on monday. the nevada state senate was back in the special session wednesday afternoon for a hearing on the proposal to build a 1.5 billion dollar 30,000 seat stadium with a retractable roof on the las vegas strip. the real reason we do these one is to create great jobs for the citizens of nevada. >> and this project does thousands of good jobs will happen because this happens and the other is to generate more tax revenue to provide services for all of the work good work that you do because the stadium happens. well, backers of the plan point to the benefits. >

p hope of relocating in the hands of the nevada legislature. a special session underway as lawmakers consider spending millions of dollars of public money to build the new stadium in las vegas. what i would say to fans of the oakland a's is the deal in vegas is not done yet. from ktvu fox two news, this is the four months of buildup for the a's vegas move now at a legislative standstill. welcome to the four. i'm greg lee and i'm alex savage. the future for oakland's major league baseball team remains uncertain this afternoon. ktvu tom vacar has been monitoring the latest from today's special session that's underway in nevada. he joins us now live from our newsroom with what we know so far. tom well, what we know so far is there's not much to know. nevada lawmakers have yet to make a public move forward on the project, suggesting political wrangling may well be underway. the raiders got 800 million from the nevada legislature and they got the rest of the money from the nfl. now, are the a's going to be able to reach out to major league baseball

the nevada state senate approved the bill today. now it goes to the nevada state assembly. there are a lot of moving parts to this story. joining us this evening, nbc's velena jones. they is at the coliseum. we're also joined by brodie brazil, our a's insider from nbc sports bay area. nice to have both of you on the program. velena, you are there tonight. what's the vibe and atmosphere where you're standing? >> reporter: there are a lot of energetic fans. the party has died down just a little bit as the game is under way. we saw a whole bunch of fans heading towards the coliseum. but just to give you a picture of how many people came out here tonight, they had these "sell," green shirts in terms of sell the team to different owners. there were 7,000 of those shirts here. all of them are gone. that happened about an hour ago. so we saw thousands of people come here to the tailgate. you can here the d.j.s still in the background. there's some lingering bands here tonight. they had music. there was dancing. a lot of energized fans just trying to get their message across here.

the nevada assembly approved the senate bill.re are some amendments so it's not official yet. >>> thousands of dollars' worth of banned equipment stole anyone the east bay. the thieves tracked using an airtag. the owner says the cops took too long to respond. >>> at sfo, back on schedule. what we're learning that triggered a power outage and major travel headaches for passengers. the news at 6:00 starts right now. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre.

if it does get approved tonight, it will go on to nevada state assembly for a hearing tomorrow.at allow las vegas is a city as a sports destination as the sports and entertainment capital of the world to move forward. >> a final hail mary for the oakland a's hopes to move the team to las vegas after the governor stadium proposal introduced just 2 weeks ago stalled before the legislative session ended on monday. the nevada state senate was back in the special session wednesday afternoon for a hearing on the proposal to build a 1.5 billion dollar 30,000 seat stadium with a retractable roof on the las vegas strip. the real reason we do these one is to create great jobs for the citizens of nevada. >> and this project does thousands of good jobs will happen because this happens and the other is to generate more tax revenue to provide services for all of the work good work that you do because the stadium happens. well, backers of the plan point to the benefits. >> they admit public money is involved with the a's kicking in 1.1 billion dollars for the stadium and nevada taxpayers on th

we continue to monitor what's happening there in carson city, nevada. we'll bring you any updates we get on air and online. >>> also tonight, not quite sure where this is all headed. the feud continues between governor newsom and florida governor ron desantis. this time it's about those migrants that were recently sent to sacramento. the flights arrived a couple of days ago on monday and last friday. on board, 36 asylum seekers, primarily from south america. california officials say the migrants were initially from texas and were tricked with promises of jobs and shelter. florida officials say that all the migrants volunteered to go to california and gave their consent. today governor newsom sat down with nbc news. we asked him to address his recent comments about governor desantis when governor newsom called him a small pathetic man. >> i think i'm being generous, small and pathetic. very generous. he's just weakness masquerading as strength. yeah. he is flailing. desperate for attention. that's just level set here. let's level set. here is a governor

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. >> the nevada legislature is in his final hours before the legislative session expires for the yearand still no movement of the stadium proposal which could send the oakland a's to las vegas. in the meantime, sports economists are calling it a bad deal and local fans in nevada are still hoping well here, actually, so hoping that the a's will stay kron four's. dan kerman has the latest. still no movement on a proposal to spend nearly 400 million dollars of public money in nevada. >> to help the oakland a's build a 1.5 billion dollar 30,000 seat stadium with a retractable roof on the las vegas strip. this is the 2023 legislative session is due to end late monday night. i've never another front bench. i said we're out here without having another place to go this just seems in confidence. while nevada lawmakers and the governor of said it's a great deal for the state sports economists say just the opposite. people who are spending money at stadiums, buying tickets, bind. can sessions even going out to eat outside the stadium? >> that's money that was mostly spent by people who are local

the nevada state senate met for 8 hours yesterday.pposed come back today perhaps to vote on the measure. there you see a president, dave kaval. he's been trying to answer questions instead the state senate showed up at 05:00pm today and promptly adjourned until monday morning. you see insiders tell kron 4 amendments are being added to the proposal. you know, to try to relieve some of the concerns. a lot of nevada senators have things like provisions that would be added that would financially help the local community. they're in southern nevada more than what is in the current team proposal. the a's organization, of course, would almost certainly have to approve those changes before an amended bill could be voted on. if the senate does vote to approve the ballpark proposal. the issue then moves on to the nevada assembly where they have a full hearing and a vote there. if the senate rejects the measure, it's basically back to the drawing board for the owner, john fisher and company. now a growing number of bay area. lawmakers are starti

and nevada residents seem to agree a public opinion poll on the nevada legislature site finds of thee than 3,000 people who have voted. 71% oppose the a stadium deal. no one in los vegas needs to bend over to accommodate them because >> again, at this point, the a's the las vegas a lot more than las vegas needs. the a's also opposed to the deal. the oakland 68, the diehard group of a's fans who want the team to stay in oakland. but one a's owner john fisher to ownership group. >> just a shock and we need somebody in here who actually wants investment team and be a part of community and actually grow the team not to sit on, you know, just set on what they have because they know that the team by have skyrocketed just just by virtue of being associated making baseball just over the last few weeks, they've raised over $25,000 to print up the sell t-shirts. >> at the a's game, june 13th. they're hoping the stadium will be wall to wall with the shirts. just to show the world i a there is a pretty big fan base. here are people here that do care a lot. it's just they've been, you know, repea

the nevada state senate approved the a stadium plan by a vote of 13 to 8 fire support of this. i think it's a great investment for our state and that will field tremendous returns. >> for years to come, this is definitely a jobs bill. it will provide many jobs are not only now, but in the future. the stadium bill approved still requires taxpayers to kick 380 million dollars. >> for some that remained a sticking point. i think there's a fundamental philosophical difference around. should we be funding using public money to stadiums? but we can't come up with money to finance public school teachers in the charter schools. >> how she to come up with money for football stadiums and that the other forms of athletic? >> a states i think our priorities are messed up. but the legislation also came with changes from the original bill. >> the stadium site now must be at the tropicana hotel location. and the a's are now on the hook to provide adequate contributions related to transportation, parking and traffic improvements. the bill also comes with more specifics about how the community

nevada. lawmakers are still meeting at this hour to discuss whether public money should be used to help the a's build new ballpark in las vegas. the senate is expected to debate into the late hours of the night before potentially taking a vote. so if they do approve it, it will then go to nevada state assembly for a hearing tomorrow. our conference in kerman reports. >> a final hail mary for the oakland a's hopes to move the team to las vegas after the governor stadium proposal introduced just 2 weeks ago stalled before the legislative session ended on monday. the nevada state senate was back in the special session wednesday afternoon for a hearing on the proposal to build a 1.5 billion dollar 30,000 seat stadium with a retractable roof on the las vegas strip. the real reason we do these one is to create great jobs for the citizens of nevada. >> and this project does thousands of good jobs will happen because this happens and the other is to generate more tax revenue to provide services for a

we were talking about the a's in their efforts to move to nevada.o pack the stadium. they plan to handout shirts for the boycott. it is a message to the owner, john fisher, asking him to please sell the team. larry, i don't know if that effort will actually go anywhere but there has been a lot of pressure and talk for him to just sell. nobody is happy with his ownership, it seems. larry: he has been resistant and reclusive so you cannot even talk to him or interview him or anything like that but i think this is an unprecedented giveaway. the teams will give away bobbleheads or this or that we the fans are castrating the sale of t-shirts and if they get 20, 25 thousand people, what a message that would send to the rest of major-league baseball. i think there are a lot of owners throughout major league baseball who don't really understand what is happening in oakland. the line that has been put out by the team is, you know, you cannot get anything done here and fans don't support the team. it is just the opposite. it is the owner who has not supported

the nevada governor called the ecifically to hammer out the deal. if approved, the money would pave the way for this $1.5 billion stadium right there on the las veg strip. so far there's been no vote. at the same time, a's fans are not willing to let the team move to las vegas without a fight. several fan groups are banding together for a reverse boycott. they're asking people to pack the coliseum for tomorrow's game against the rays. the goal is to send a message to major league baseball. local fans will commit to a team if it has an owner that commits to winning in oakland. >> let's reverse it. let's show everybody, hey, it's not us. we're not the issue here. the issue is the owner of the team, john fisher, not, you know, trying to win, not putting money into the team. the a's are a part of our lives, and i'm just one of 100,000 people that feel that way. >> it's been a while since the ballpark has been packed. this is video from a wild card playoff game in 2019. the place was packed, excitement high. now the a's average under 9,000 fans per game.

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>>> right now on the afternoon edition, nevada's governor set to approve a funding the door oakld dewithth al their e izabh cook. >> i am ryan yamamoto. we'll ask the mayor more about the a's but first a fire shook san jose neighborhoods. >> crews still on scene at a storage facility in san jose after a fire erupted last night. the fire broke out on blossom hill road around 6:30 p.m. some houses were shaken as a series of explosions started popping one after another. fire crews were able to contain the fire but had to work overnight putting out hot spots and preventing flare ups. no injuries were reported. we are waiting for new developments stories police make arrest in the mission district mass shooting that killed nine people last friday. police confirm cam pose is in custody for the shooting. campos had several outstanding warrants. the warrants included one for a homicide in oakland. >>> new developments on the governor's plan to combat fentanyl crisis in san francisco. in the first six weeks of partnering with chp and california national guard, governor's office says chp sees more ki

so an a's move to nevada is not a done deal. tax credits and 100, 120 million in bonds to help them build a new ballpark in las vegas, they will continue to look at other cities, including portland, austin and nashville. have been some of the cities mentioned in that ongoing search. so far, it appears that a's team owners are not interested at this point in negotiating with the city of oakland to keep them here. but coming up in the next hour of mornings on two, we will be hearing directly from oakland mayor shengtao on this topic about the a's in oakland and their move to las vegas or elsewhere. live in oakland, allie rasmus, ktvu fox two news. thank you, allie. 835 here. all the rain we had this winter in spring could actually increase the risk of wildfire in the bay area. that rain caused tall grasses and brush to grow quickly and other drying out, providing fuel for wildfires. santa rosa city leaders declared the official start to wildfire season yesterday. firefighters are making inspections to make sure that people are cut

the bill is now headed to the nevada governor's desk and he is expected to sign it. christina amberleigh live in oakland tonight. amber thank you. the owner of ricky's sports lounge in san leandro is one of many fans who were sad to hear this news tonight. and i was hoping they could pull the last minute night. you the bottom of the ninth grand slam. keep me here. but you know, that's how i would deal with business. well, we do have the means. we do have the area in which to place a new stadium. but yet this this being stagnated. we're allowed us to lose another franchise. some people said the city economy would suffer along with the fans, with the loss of the team. so what's next? if the nevada governor signs the bill, it will then be in the hands of the other major league baseball team owners, with 75% of them needing to approve the vote. the environmental impact reports traffic impact studies and lawsuits all are expected to follow. the a's have a lease at the oakland coliseum for one more year. it's estimated a new ballpark in vegas will not be ready until 2028,

what nevada lawmakers voted on last night. that puts the a's move to vegas much closer to reality from fox two news this is mornings on to good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning i'm dave clark welcome to thursday. it's june 15th. most of us are waking up to gray clouds and all of that. steve will it burn off ? yes. okay. will we do have lake tower. good friend chris henry there says the water temp is 58 degrees. that is cold water. not going to warm up any time soon. the good news, though, is if you're going up there, the thunderstorm activity has died down for now. 50 on the temps are a few breaks, but there's a lot of cloud cover around. but it will burn off sooner. there it is. you can see some noticeable breaks. but again, another big surge. so we're not going to get that much warmer, but we will bump it up a little bit. the dry air spilled in ending the thunderstorm threat for now. so we're getting closer to average 60, 70 to a few mid 80s. all right. sal is here. where are we going? east nort

the nevada state assembly met yesterday for 8 hours. president dave cab alerts are in questions. they were all supposed to come back today preps vote on the measure. instead they returned just a few minutes ago at 05:00pm and until monday morning. insiders tell kron 4 amendments are likely being added to the proposals to address concerns of several nevada senators who one more things for the community. those changes likely will have to be run by the a's organization before an amended bill could be voted on. if the senate does vote to approve ballpark proposal monday or next week, it would then move to the nevada assembly for a full hearing and vote. if the senate rejects the measure, though it is potentially game over for the a's in vegas will keep you posted there. a growing number of bay area lawmakers are weighing in on the a's relocation process today. a spokesperson with senator alex padilla is office tells us, quote, the senator shares the concerns of oakland officials and has communicated those concerns to major league baseball.

and the nevada legislature fails to pass a bill that would help fund the construction of a stadium in las vegas. days could still get their wish? we're going to have a live for for breaking that down. and we've got news this morning that former bay area news anchor frank somerville has been arrested in berkeley. what we know about that arrest coming up. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning far. >> well, good tuesday morning. thank you for waking up with this bright and early for the kron. 4 morning news reyna harvey. all right. we have to start this morning with a check weather and traffic. we got to get you rolling out of tuesday. good morning, john. good morning. rain that we are looking at quite the interesting morning ahead of although it looks nice and calm out there across the bay area right now. >> got something on the horizon that might be interrupting your morning in a bit of a surprising kind away. low-pressure area centered in the south is firing up thunderstorms, monsoonal moisture across the region. can see the frequency of thundersto

we show you where things are being biblical in northern nevada. here is a live look at offices sitting empty. the city has an idea to bring businesses back and the people were all into it. max darrow shows us what they are up to. >> reporter: he did not decide to open here for what downtown is like today. with a record amount of office space open, for him it is a long play. when there was more of a boom time we were already in place and not behind the curve, essentially. >> reporter: there are small businesses that will fill vacant spaces with businesses from food and beverage starts to entertainment to retail and more. >> through our program we will be able to show what a vibrant downtown can look like. >> reporter: the executive director of sf new deals is the first of three application periods closed and the response of nearly 900 applicants exceeded expectations. >> we are offering free rent, but i don't think that is the thing that is driving the large response that we are seeing. people in san francisco in the region who care about the city

>> now 6.30, another day of inaction by the nevada state senate on a bill to spend 380 million dollars in taxpayer money to help the oakland a's build a new stadium on the las vegas strip. yeah, in fact, reportedly nevada state senate met for just 3 minutes a day only to go into recess. >> insiders told kron 4 last week that changes are being added to the proposal. but the lack of action is suggesting that they still do not have the votes to pass that measure. in the meantime, excitement is increasing in oakland with just 24 hours to go before tomorrow night's reverse boycott game kron four's dan kerman reports empty seats have been common and a's games as fans boycott to protest team owner john fisher's management of the team. >> and the decision to move the team to las vegas. >> he? >> double the ticket he allowed the state in the fall in disrepair. he's been telling us for years. it's a terrible place to and then he got rid of all the fan favorite. why should i pay money? why should i go a long time a's fan stu cleary realize that boycott was working against fans. interest. >> that'

nevada citizens it plummeted in priority. back home i had a chance to catch up with the oakland mayor who said she is still ready to play ball. >> i can tell you i have been doing so much work in the background. i did not make it easy for them to try to push this legislation through, i have been in contact with legislators in nevada and have been on the phone. calling all the different people, labor unions, to really make it so it is harder for them because we want the oakland a's here. i am fighting for the oakland a's. the fans are fighting for the oakland a's. and why not here and oakland where it is diverse, one of the most diverse cities in the nation. i know mlb has this great concept of wanting to diversify its fan base. we need a baseball team, we deserve a baseball team and we want the oakland a's to be rooted here. whether it is with this current ownership or new ownership. >> so the mayor did say if her phone rings she would absolutely pick it up if it was john fisher or the commissioner of major league baseball, n

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we spoke with tabitha mueller of the nevada independent. she says lawmakers are working on amendments on the deal and she expects a close vote in the nevada assembly. i think the holdup right now is just the amendment. now, if all the amendments come through and they have the votes, i think what we can expect tonight is a vote on this bill. but it just depends on where the lawmakers are at. and, you know, i think we may see a close vote on this if nevada approves the stadium funding, major league baseball would have to approve the a's move to las vegas a's fans yesterday helped bart reach its second highest ridership numbers since march 2020. 189,716 people traveled on bart, which is 46% of pre covid ridership levels. there was also a concert at the coliseum, but bart says that the concert, combined with the a's game attendance, created a surge in ridership. the san francisco giants will take part in next year's field of dreams game. this year will be the third year of the game. the first two took place in dyersville, iowa, where the movie

the nevada state legislature. remember that nevada governor have already approved the stadium plan. that union is arguing the money should go instead to underfunded schools force. dan thorn spoke with the union representative about their effort. he joins us live in the studio. >> now with more on this stand. well, grant the nevada state education association is forming a political action committee. >> called schools over stadiums. the union says nevada schools are in rough shape and that's where the focus and the hundreds of millions of dollars should be going and they're willing to pursue every pap to stop the a's ownership from getting these funds. >> nearly 400 million dollars in public funds have already been approved to help. the a's move from oakland to las vegas. but the nevada state education association says the money is going to the wrong place. that effort is essentially about our priorities being misguided tweet haven't supported our public funds going to these types of efforts in the past and we sure don't support them going >> billionaire for a stadium. alexander marks

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this special session has lasted almost a week with nevada.hearing testimony from residents who don't want the stadium. the total cost of it would be 1.5 billion dollars in issue is 380 million would come from public assistance like tax credits in county bonds, which ultimately taxpayer backed loans. sources tell us that amendments are currently being added to the proposal to help deal with the concerns of several nevada senators. but if that's true, those changes would likely have to be approved by the a's organization. that session is set to started around 9 o'clock this morning. if the senate votes to approve the stadium, it will then move to the nevada assembly for a full vote. but if the senate rejects the measure, well, that it's game over for the a's and its new las vegas stadium. darya james, i'll send it back to you at the desperation. but it does not happen today, right? we could see them eat all every week, the whole week. yeah, it could last almost, you know, sometimes the last up to 4 months and this isn't the first time that the

we want to bring back tabitha mueller of the nevada independent. she has been closely monitoring all of the discussions surrounding this potential stadium deal. what if anything, tabitha, might hold up this bill in the state assembly there in nevada? well, i think right now what's holding it up are a set of amendments right. we knew yesterday lawmakers were saying, hey, we want stronger community benefits agreements. we want some teeth to this. there were also some calls to put there were some changes that were made to the bill that they're trying to change back. so i think the holdup right now is just the amendment. now, if all the amendments come through and they have the votes, i think what we can expect tonight is a vote on this bill. but it just depends on where the lawmakers are at. and, you know, i think we may see a close vote on this. so in the sen there, there were initially a number of senate democrats who voiced their opposition to the legislation. then, of course, there were negotiations, there were discussions and a number of amendmen

funds. >> this special session has lasted almost a week with nevada.akers debating for hours and hearing testimony from residents. some who say they don't even want the stadium, but the total cost of it would be 1.5 billion dollars in the issue. it's 380 million would come from public assistance like tax credits in county bonds, which are ultimately taxpayer backed loans. sources tell us that currently amendments are being made to the proposal to deal with the concerns of several nevada senators. but if that is true, those changes would likely have to be approved by the a's organization. now, this session was start at 9. we're still waiting for it to pop up. as of now, you know, but if the senate votes and approves that stadium and it moves forward over to the nevada assembly for a full vote, that be great news. but if the senate rejects the measure, well, then it's game over for the a's and that new stadium in las vegas. so we'll keep you updated. but for now, send it back to you, too, at the we'll see what happens. thank you, michael. it's 9.35, and

we've got more storms over the sierra nevada.e comes that cold front seat sweeping in coming in from the north. they're dropping in kind of a dry system. but again, those thunderstorms popping up over the sierra nevada making for another very active afternoon, really south of lake tahoe in the yosemite area continued all the way into bishop. still more of those thunderstorms on the way in the forecast. so be careful if you're traveling the high country. thank you, lawrence. well, still no vote from the nevada state assembly on a plan to use. >> 380 million dollars of taxpayer money here to help the a's build a new ballpark along the vegas strip. >> yesterday the nevada state senate approved the deal today. the assembly is working behind the scenes on additional changes to that proposal. a boat from the assembly is expected sometime tonight in the meantime, a's fans are calling yesterday's reverse a boycott game at the coliseum. a huge success as kron four's. dan kerman reports attendance numbers support that. >> this is what it l

the nevada independent reports the nevada senate has just signed off on the amended bill.the governor's desk for his signature. a big blow for bay area a's fans who are pushing for the team to sell or pushing the owners, rather, to sell the team and potentially allow them to stay here in oakland. you're watching ktvu fox two news at 630. we are following a developing story. texas governor greg abbott confirms that his state has sent migrants from the border to downtown los angeles. a busload of migrants was dropped off at la union station this afternoon. governor abbott said on twitter that he blamed the biden administration and sanctuary cities for border towns being overwhelmed by migrants. it is unclear at this point what those migrants were told before they boarded the busses and whether they traveled to la on their own accord. this latest move comes just as california attorney general rob bonta today issued a public records request from the state of florida following the migrant flights to sacramento earlier this month. florida governor ron desantis says his departmen

major league baseball owners must approve the a's relocated to nevada. the a's have one more year remaining on their coliseum lease. >>> new tonight at 11:00, a former antioch police officer has been charged in connection with a traffic stop. the city has terminated that officer but the charges were filed yesterday. they come as the department released body cam video of the traffic stop dating back to last july. we should note, you might find this a bit triggering. watch how it begins. >> on the back. your head, please. >> we were told the officer pulled over the driver for not having a license plate. then determined the driver was wanted on a felony warrant. as the officer attempts to take the man into custody, the guy resists saying he doesn't want to be in the patrol car. >> you heard him tlmplt he's saying he's having a panic attack. you can see the officer push him to the ground. the man lies on the ground for a moment and then agrees to get in the car. but at the car door, he refuses to get in saying i'm having a panic attack. the officer appears t

but how says she's talking to nevada legislators and trying to keep the team oakland. it. i asked who could potentially buy the team if fisher sells i know that there's a lot of names being thrown around and there is some interest in regards that could open. we're just open to anybody who's going to take a leadership to actually make sure that there's a good with the team and with the city and not just that but invest in the team with the law to tendency of this game. the oakland a's decide to donate all of the profits from the ticket sales to 2 organizations. >> that's the alameda county food bank and the oakland public education outside of oakland coliseum, amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> with the a's continuing their effort to leave oakland, california. lawmakers are working on legislation that targets major league baseball east bay congresswoman barbara lee and congressman mark introduce new legislation dubbed the moneyball act. they say the law would require the owners of any professional baseball club seeking to relocate to compensate the state and local authorities. th

you see thunderstorms once again in the sierra nevada. we are seeing a combination of clouds live doppler 7 and a look at those temperatures. 81 degrees in brentwood. winds still gusty sustained winds in san francisco coming off the ocean. 34. rio vista, 21. the good news is we have good air polity. this trend is going to continue the next four days. moderate air quality for tomorrow, coast and central day but it is nice to be able to get outside and breathe fresh air. downtown oakland sitting under sunny skies. combination of high clouds and fog. it is turning gusty any cooler for father's day and monday as another trough comes in. this one is going to be a northern california event for rain. 7:00 tonight still comfortable unless you are near the coast. 70's inland. you see high clouds moving out of here later on tonight. 50's, 60's. justin fog contend with first thing tomorrow morning. as high-pressure is building a compresses the marine layer. at noon time most of you will see the sun. you are in the 80's for the warmest spots. i will

many nevada legislators did not show up, and that was probably on purpose. andrea nakano has more on why a's fans who want the team to stay in oakland are seeing the tiniest sliver of hope. >> reporter: many a's fans have been watching the special sessioin nevada. this st development has given them renewed hope of keeping the a is rooted in oakland. >> seeing that the assembly does not have a quorum we will adjourn until monday, june 12th at the hour of 9:00 a.m. >> reporter: 40 members of the nevada legislature were missing for the vote on a subsidy bill to build a new stadium in las vegas. >> this is kind of a 911 emergency call. >> reporter: oakland 68 is organizing a reverse boycott to show just how much the green and gold means to oakland and the fans. >> we are here. we care. if you are going to try to take the a's out of oakland we will not go down without a fight. >> reporter: the reverse boycott will come on the heels of a session that will resume on monday. so far the a's have not won over several lawmakers. >> like i said, we are committed to bein

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that's when the nevada legislative session comes to a close. ktvu is tom vacar joining us now from our port overlook here in oakland with a closer look at what happens if nevada lawmakers go home later tonight without giving the green light to a public funding measure to help the a's build that new ballpark in vegas tom. well this is an incredibly fast moving story, and it literally could change any minute as the legislators of nevada decide if they can rest yet another team away from oakland by midnight monday, the nevada state legislature was once every two year session ends , still undecided, using. $380 million of taxpayer money to fund a new a stadium complex in las vegas. i think it is still a possibility. tabatha mueller covers the nevada legislature for that state's leading news source. the nevada independent economists are saying that it's not always a great idea to put money into a into a baseball stadium. the response to that being, however, that vegas is a little different than other cities. it's just one of several major pieces of

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nevada's governor has signed that legislation to allow nevada to spend 380 million dollars in taxpayer money to help the oakland a's build a brand new stadium on the las vegas strip. the move follows yesterday's approval by the nevada legislature. and while it's expected to be devastating news for bay area fans. >> kron four's dan kerman was at today's game at the coliseum and talk to them. find out what they had to say. >> my daughter and i've been coming here for close to 25 30 years now be at. >> from college to go like the 20 streak in the belly. and the though, sad to see them leave. >> for many coming to see the oakland a's is a legacy passed down from one generation to the next as exciting. come to the games. tell gator day, you know, during the other games as well, bringing the young ones here. and then out a terrible what's going on at thursday's game. fans were just beginning to deal with their grief. now that nevada lawmakers have agreed to spend 380 million dollars in taxpayer money to help the a's build. a new stadium on the las vegas strip is really disappointed. this is

and if nevada should help pay for it. but legislators don't appear to be in a rush to make a decision. four's grant lotus joins us here in the studio tonight with the latest on the talks and an effort by local fans to keep the team rooted in oakland grant a couple bits of news. that's right, pam. and ken, another day has come and gone. but the nevada state senate. >> is still talking. no answers yet. lawmakers met on the record for just 3 minutes today. only to then go into recess. insiders telling kron 4 changes are being made it to the proposal for this brand new ball park on the vegas strip. but the lack of action suggests the governor, they're and fellow supporters of this idea still don't really have the votes to pass the measure. in the meantime, excitement is building in oakland with less than 24 hours to go before tomorrow night's reversed boycott game. all right. tomorrow night a's fans are hoping to pack the coliseum, hoping that with the huge turnout ownership will, you know, kind realize the team should stay i