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back then, they were trying to get a new stadium, way back when. things have not changed. molder did not hold back on the marathon situation today. >> you're not going to put it on the site they're on right now. the location is awful. and some of these other sites that they're proposing, the pictures look amazing, but what are the odds of that ever happening? i just feel they are so slim and none, they're going to get a new stadium when they're in a different city, and that's sad. there's so much history, all of it, but there's no way they're going to get a new stadium in oakland, or if they do, i'd be shocked. >>> roger federer, the king of the grass at wimbledon, eight time champ, possibly played his final match there. packed house to see fed take on 24-year-old huber. as in the quarterfinals.. has won the first set, second set went to a tiebreak where fedor had an awful slip at the net and failed to spike the easy point. fedor lost the second set and simply got demolished 6-0 in the third set. he hits one on the match point to seal the straight set loss that didn't even

. >>> activists say the oakland ace need to stop playing hardball over a new stadium. >>> fire in marin. planes are seen dropping retardant. >>> the northbay shows off its multi-million-dollar helicopter that brings military technology to fighting >>> breaking news out of napa where federal agents are seeing outside of building after arresting a woman inside. they say that she sold bogus covid-19 immunizations. >> you are watching abc7 news at 5:00. the woman arrested is a 61-year- old woman of napa. this a website. she allegedly sold a fake vaccine pallet to protect people from covid-19. she is alleged to have told people the fda authorize vaccines containing toxic ingredients and she is accused of providing fake vaccine cards to people as well. we have new details. >> reporter: dan, this doctor is the first person in the country to be federally charged in a fraud case related covid-19 vaccines and record cards. she operated her practice out of her home and that is where investigators made their arrests. >> reporter: today federal agents removing boxes and searching through the home of

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so, too, has the plan to build everton football club's new riverside stadium, viewed by some as an actltural vandalism. and this is the huge area of land that's been earmarked for development. liverpool city leaders say that it is incomprehensible why unesco would want this semi-derelict dock shut off from the rest of the city to remain a wasteland forever more. many in liverpool feel the city's being forced to make a binary choice between preserving its heritage status and reviving and developing deprived and derelict parts of the city. >> unesco want this place to just stay as a post-industrial ghost town. we can't allow that to happen, as a city. the area that this dock is within is in kirkdale ward, which is one of the most deprived wards not only within liverpool, but in the entire country. ♪ >> ♪ come together right now over me ♪ reporter: there is, of course, much more to liverpool than its unesco status to continue attracting tourists. >> can i point to the economic value from having that status over the last 17 years, very little. do i think we will lose investment or visitors

. >>> a live look at the port of oakland in the neighborhood where the a's want to build a new stadium. we are learning there are key sticking points on a deal between the team and the city. oakland's term sheet calls for 30% affordability on housing, well the a's want a waiver and there are still disagreements on infrastructure funding. a's president dave cattle says what the city released today does not work for the team. he said that the a's offer, that's the new -- last option for a new stadium and keeping the team in oakland. all this ahead of a key city vote tuesday on the project. >>> a coyote has been killed in san francisco after reportedly charging at toddlers at golden gate park. the city's animal care and control said the animal had become a serious threat to public safety after at these five encounters. experts say this particular coyote had lost his fear of humans. signs were posted around the park warning people not to approach coyotes or any other wild animals. >>> coming up tonight at 6:00, we'll have a report from the park along with tips on what to do if you actually

let's hope it can work sometime. >> been trying for a new stadium for 25 years. >> a long time coming. all right, dennis. >>> live pictures of san francisco, where there's a major push by city leaders to crack down on criminals targeting tourists. kpix 5's andria borba with the new plan that features more cops in some key areas. >> as tourists begin returning to san francisco, a rise in crime has been seen in the areas where they tend to congregate -- fisherman's wharf, pier 39. in response, the mayor and police chief are adding additional officers in this area. >> reporter: the shattered car safety glass around the city is known as san francisco's no. so far this year there have been 700 more car break-ins than last year. in an attempt to slow crimes like that down and lure tourists back to the city by the bay, mayor london breed and chief william scott are deploying 26 more bicycle and foot patrol officers in touristy areas to stop crimes before they happen. >> it's not enough to restore touristy trust, but it's a start. that's the plan. we want -- look, you have to prove it. you ha

stadium, resulted in serious deterioration of the historic site. what's your reaction to that? well, there is, there is a small area of controversy, a mattress that some of the water and brand new modem is removed. now as a spending a lot of money to make sure that all the decisions on the building of the stadium, technically reversible. so if you wanted to put aside back to the present situation, that will be possible. they, they, bates of the dock. it's going to be under the stadium being preserved before the stadium is belt, so that they could be technically reconstructed in the future. the, the main thing is that ever turn me a very closely with historical sizes, including historic england painstaking process. they put probably 50 or 50000000 out of the 500000000 costs. the same is directly related. as michael said before to conservation matches, as i can see of benefits for themselves in having conservation credibility or opening the site and the riverside to the public for the 1st time ever. isn't mash . it's a massive game. so the safety and fame bent over backwards, including lowering the higher the stadium so it's no higher than the nearby back to warehouse. so quite h

. >>> also had, will the a's ever get a new stadium built and oakland? at the counterproposal. and why, to nobody's surprise, might be a step backwards. >>> plus, lots of people looking for work but money is not everything. experts explain what people >>> happening today, a somber ceremony to commemorate the 77th anniversary of the explosion. one of the most devastating accidents, killed hundreds of mostly african-american soldiers. the explosion shook the entire east bay. today, the national park service will honor the victims of the disaster at ft. chicago national development. >>> emma kratz calling for congressional action after they ruled that daca is illegal. it does not affect the status of the 650,000 dreamers who are protected from deportation but it does block future applications. the judge ruled on a lawsuit brought by a group of nine states, led by texas. they said that the obama administration had overextended the executive authority when it was created in 2012. several clients have already called with questions and concerns. >> the ripple effect was immediate. the

. >>> oakland city council took a swing at the a's pitch for a new stadium. the city released its own term sheet to build at howard terminal and they're hundreds of millions of dollars apart on the funding. abc7 news sports director larry beil has the story. >> the a's want a new stadium at the terminal, but how to pay for it is the question. oakland city council offered a counterproposal to the a's term sheet, but there was a huge gap in how and who pays for infrastructure improvements. a's president dave kaval told abc7 news the team has made concessions on affordable housing. the council will take a vote on tuesday and kaval says voting yes on the city's deal really means a no for the a's. >> we've actually been working in good faith to make concessions, but by the same token just something that doesn't have the details, that is not something we agree to, that is not going to be a constructive path forward. proposal today, it was voted on and that was the only thing considered, would not be success for this project and for the a's in oakland. we have a prop

. >>> oakland city council took a swing at the a's pitch for a new stadium. the city released its own term sheet to build at howard terminal and they're hundreds of millions of dollars apart on the funding. abc7 news sports director larry beil has the story. >> the a's want a new stadium at the terminal, but how to pay for it is the question. oakland city council offered a counterproposal to the a's term sheet, but there was a huge gap in how and who pays for infrastructure improvements. a's president dave kaval told abc7 news the team has made concessions on affordable housing. the council will take a vote on tuesday and kaval says voting yes on the city's deal really means a no for the a's. >> we've actually been working in good faith to make concessions, but by the same token just something that doesn't have the details, that is not something we agree to, that is not going to be a constructive path forward. proposal today, it was voted on and that was the only thing considered, would not be success for this project and for the a's in oakland. we have a prop

middle of this is howard terminal, new proposed stadium for the team. oakland city council will have a critical vote. if they approve, a's stay. if they reject, team says it will be forced to find a new place to call home. nbc bay area's melissa colorado takes us inside the terminal. >> reporter: the a's stand for athletics, not anxiety, but anxiety is what this lifelong a's fan is feeling on the eve before a decisive oakland city council vote to determine whether the a's can move forward with the proposed waterfront ballpark. >> would be a way better ballpark than oracle park. >> reporter: but those who work in the area say the industrial part of the city is not equipped for new ballpark, housing, retail and office space. the local longshoreman's union. >> we need facility, the train tracks to be free. cannot put thousands of cars in the area. >> reporter: port of oakland is fourth busiest in the country. we watched cargo truck after cargo truck going in and out of the terminal. then there's a train. wright took us into the satellite yard, part of the 5

set to decide whether to allow a new stadium at howard terminal. the team is getting pushback from several other directions. laura anthony has a look at the issues. >> reporter: city leaders ponder the future of the oakland a's and these community groups want the team itself to affordable housing and create o new jobs at its proposed stadium site at howard terminal. >> what we are saying today is that if you play, then play by oakland's rules. get people the affordable housing that they need to. >> the a's need to commit to local, targeted hiring from the community. this project should help people who have been shut out of the economy and discriminated against. >> reporter: they say the proposal does include $450 million in community benefits. >> from our perspective we are providing a revenue stream. we have heard from the city and community groups that they wanted to be able to direct these funds. >> reporter: meantime, the east oakland stadium alliance released a report that says the terminal project could pose serious safety concerns, especiall

he believes the team should build a new stadium where they are, at the coliseum. >> the a's said the tower terminal or they are out of here. >> i understand that. i heard the raiders say the same thing and i heard the warriors say the it's aess. i recognize. they are in it to make money. >> reporter: for opponents the big issues besides location is transportation, traffic and safety concerns around the port. and the existing rail line. they want to make sure the team complies with local laws to provide affordable housing at the site. >> progress has been made over the past few days. >> reporter: councilmember taylor says he has yet to make up his mind. >> we have our staff working behind the scenes with the a's, with other community members, trying to come up with solutions, recommendations, on how we might be able to bridge the gaps that currently exist. >> reporter: a's president says the vote that comes tuesday must be on the team's proposal for the howard terminal site. not on the much different term sheet the city released last friday. >> i don't personally know. i am hopeful th

. >> where things stand with the a's after a critical vote on their new stadium and the mayor's next pitch this morning. >>> another new wildfire breaking out as california burns. what is making it so hard for crews to get things under control. >>> seems like thieves keep getting bolder and bay area scores are fed up. >>> and the bay area housing market is red hot but new numbers show one city is in a different area this morning. >> good morning. >>> it's wednesday. july 31th. good morning to you. fog out there this morning. let's get a look at weather and traffic. before we go far, just want to point out that michelle is not 50. >> thank you for pointing that out. >> yes. no. i know you were joking. > >> what did you just say? what did you say? >> what did i say? >> yeah. >> i just. >> michelle isn't 50. >> okay. okay. making it clear. >> making it clear. yes. >> yes. >> far from it. >> you are 25. right? >> exactly. half of that. let's talk about the weather and we are looking good here. looking at that fog as well as we move back in. looking at upper 50's along the coast. upper 70'

oakland a's leadership is in las vegas today to visit sites for a possible new baseball stadium. mayor libby schaaf says she's confident the city can keep the team in the east bay after city council approved terms for a new stadium along the oakland waterfront. >> nbc bay area's bob redell joining us live from jack london square. i know ysay? >> reporter: good morning, marcus and laura. i asked her, doesn't it concern you that the a's have now jetted down to las vegas to look at potential sites down there? she believes that the team is trying to keep the heat, put the heat on the city to come up with a deal for the howard terminal behind me. and what a better place to get the heat than las vegas. the mayor, counsel president hold a news conference here across from the howard terminal where the new ballpark would be built as part of a $12 billion development, that would also include housing, retail and office space. yesterday in a 6-1 vote, the oakland city council members agreed to a preliminary term sheet for this project, a project that would be privately financed. but the term

. >>> also ahead, will the a's ever get a new stadium built in oakland? the city presented the counter proposal and why no one is surprised might actually be a step backwards. >>> bus, lots of people looking for work but money is not everything. expert s what if you could push a button and less carbon would be put into the air. if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? >>> happening today, a somber ceremony to commemorate the 77th anniversary of the port chicago explosion. one of the most worst explosion exit, killed hundreds of mostly african-american soldiers. it shook the entire east bay. today the national park service will honor the victims of the disaster at the port chicago national memorial in concord. >>> new developments this morning. democrats calling for congressional action after a federal judge in texas ruled that daca, is illegal. the ruling does not affect the status of the six and 50,000 d.r.e.a.m.ers who are protected from deportation, but it do

team wants approval to build a new stadium complex on the water front at howard terminal complete withng, retail and office space. >>> the american academy of pediatrics is going against cdc guidelines and recommending masks in school for everyone regardless of vaccination status. california's policy requires masks in schools. >>> our breeziest conditions this afternoon will be south of the bay bridge. placeslike san jose and redwood city. couple of degrees below arch. you look at ord which won't be as breezy. warmer than average. >>> number six, traffic is light around the bay area. even though you see this backup at the toll plaza it's light for a weekday there too. metering lights came on at 6:20. >>> number seven, we are taking a live look outside right now because basically looks like black friday in july. this is outside the best buy store in san francisco. people are camping out right now because they want to get their hands on this highly coveted graphics card featuring the rtx 30 chip. the price tag is about $1200. and they are only selling them in store so this is why you see

. >>> oakland rejects key pieces of what the oakland a's one for the new stadium. >>> building a better bay area and moving forward and finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> we are still seeing a rise in cases. >> because of that, seven bay area counties are urging you to wear a mask indoors even if you are vaccinated. >> we are a little upset about it. people are not getting vaccinated. >> there is frustration over the new recommendation. >> you are watching abc7 news at 5:00. the seven bay area counties are urging vaccinated people to wear masks indoors.masks indoor. and the change comes as a delta variance reds and covid cases are rising across the state. california's test positive the rate was 2.3% and now it is 3.7%. more than 4600 new cases, nearly twice as many as a week ago. let's begin with stephanie sierra. >> reporter: we are keeping a close eye on our data dashboard. to put it all into perspective, our case rates of more than doubled since the state reopened just a month ago. most of this transmission is stemming directly from the delta variant. >> reporter: masks are bac

the a's from leaving, outlining how the city would pay for the infrastructure needed to build a new stadiumhoward terminal. but it is the final swing, likely a miss. the city and the team are still hundreds of millions of dollars apart. >> reporter: the a's have said it repeatedly. howard terminal or bust. but, as a key deadline draws near, the plan to build a stadium here for 35,000 fans and 3,000 residential units and 1.5 million feet of office space is in jeopardy. the city released a new term sheet, outlining its proposed plan for how to pay for fess costs as well as tax districts to support the project, and how much affordable housing will also be built here. a's president says the team's proposal and city proposal are not even in the same ballpark. >> you know, we're over $500 million apart, the two sides, which is really unfortunate. >> reporter: he says the team feeds a change andñr is out of time. >> it does not have the time and experience commensurate. so we need a new venue. it's been a 20-year saga. i owe it to everyone to get a resolution. >> reporter: those opposed to the how

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. >> they want to tear down the stadium, let's tear it down and rebuild a new stadium and be able tohave the a's stay in oik land. >> reporter: the team want as modern ballpark in a downtown destination. hernandez is hoping a majority will vote yes. >> i can picture everything. it would be way better, a way better ballpark than oracle park across the bay. >> i love the a's. i want them here, but if we would work together on the coliseum you would see a lot of growth. >>> the nation's toughest online privacy law is right here in california, but not enough of us are taking advantage of it. that is the word from the attorney general. state law mandating that companies allow customers to opt out of selling our personal data is a year old. a.g. rob banta urged people to use it to their favor. >> you have to act. you have to take that step, click that button on those websites. >> that applies to companies that have at least 50,000 users. the a.g. says when his office asks companies to comply with the law, 75% of them go along with it. >>> billions of dollars are on the way to tackle one of

the city of oakland, the council are scheduled to vote on a nonbinding agreement for the proposed new stadium at howard terminal. manfred said a negative vote could mean the end of the a's. there will be a rally today outside of the a's offices demanding to commit to the community around the proposed complex. >>> a bay area's biggest mass vaccination sites shuts down today. moscrone center is closed. due to the lack of demand they focus on smaller ways to get the vaccine to people that still want it. so far 82% of san francisco residents 12 or older have at least one dose of the vaccine. >>> we expect to learn more after a plane crashed into a house. the home it crashed into belongs to a bay area family. "today in the bay" ian cole spoke with them and has the latest. >> climb immediately maintain 5,000. >> are you experiencing an in-flight emergency? >> reporter: trying to find out what went wrong with a cessna 421 crashed into a home just after takeoff from the monterey airport. >> we just have a potential aircraft crash south of monterey. >> reporter: the female pilot found dead inside the

howard terminal site is in one councilmembers district and there was only one no vote saying the new stadium should say stay at the old coliseum site. >> we are looking for a waterfront ballpark but in las vegas there is no waterfront. >> some of the anger was reflected in public comments. >> they are like an abusive boyfriend and you need to stand up to them. >> this is a billionaire looting the city, put this on the ballot, it will lose. >> reporter: others hung on to hope that the a's would somehow stay for jobs and for prestige. >> they are very much part of oakland's identity. >> we are unified in keeping the a's rooted in oakland in a way that protects our port our community. >> next up, the kent city would approve a final version of the environmental impact report in october but that is if the a's stay at the table, despite today's vote, they could pull the plug at any time. >> the mlb commissioner said he's disappointed in the vote issuing a statement saying we are disappointed the city council chose to vote on a proposal to which the a's had not agreed. we will begin conversations t

. >> where things stand with the a's after a critical vote on their new stadium and the mayor's next orning. >>> another new wildfire breaking out as california burns. what is making it so hard for crews to get things under control. >>> seems like thieves keep getting bolder and bay area scores are fed up. >>> and the bay area housing market is red hot but new numbers show one city is in a different area this morning. >> good morning. >>> it's wednesday. july 31th. good morning to you. fog out there this mornin

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kaval and the team owner are schedule for meetings today and thursday in las vegas about a possible new stadiume. the a's hope to have final terms voted in oakland by the end of october. later this morning oakland mayor libby schaaf will discuss yesterday's council vote with us. reporting live here outside the oakland coliseum, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> we'll keep following it. thanks. >>> new this morning, san francisco expanding its mental health services. according to "the chronicle" paramedics can decide if a person should be held for up to 72 hours. this is if they believe a person is dangerous to themselves or others. only police officers and doctors could order a hold. san francisco fire department says between july 2019 and june 2020 police initiated around 8 holds a day. >>> the vallejo man plotting to blow up the democratic party head quarters in sacramento remains in jail. he was minutes away from getting out yesterday but according to the "sacramento bee" a judge agreed to release john copeland on the condition that his wife act as his custodian and the deal fell through wh

among the issues, affordable housing and whether the team will put up money to help build this new stadium. melissa colorado has more. >> reporter: community activists rallied outside of the a's office building today to call on the team and the city to agree on a community benefit agreement. what would be if that agreement? things like antidisplacement funds and affordable housing. >> if you play then play by oakland's rules. get people affording housing that they need. >> reporter: will the a's park deal happen or will it fall through? >> i want to keep them here. >> reporter: as the council gears up for a tuesday's vote on whether or not to approve the ballpark. the team and the city continue to negotiate behind closed doors. in a sign of how froth these negotiations are, both parties can't seem to agree on the urgency of tuesday's council vote. >> next tuesday, if that's the 7th stretch, not the 9th inning. >> we worked to the city to add 10 more years up to 30 years. there is still some movement on the edges. >> reporter: what about affordable housing? the team as it is pledging and le

tonight the team's future is as uncertain as ever, after the city council through its own pitch for a new stadium. that evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm alan martin. the city made some last-minute changes to its terms, hoping the deal could be a windows win for both sides. >> the a's say it's not over yet. kpix 5's andrea nakano spoke with the president dave kaval just moments ago and asked him what needs to happen to get both sides back to the table. >> cattle told me this afternoon that he really wished the city council voted on its term sheet it proposed in april. instead, the city voted on a proposal that they came up with and made a lot of changes. now koval says the team has to look over all these changes and then run it through major- league baseball. >> i think we need to analyze what was passed and understand it better, and understand it, how it relates to our original term sheet, and a proposal that we agree to. and in doing so, i think that answer will fall out of that. >> he says it shouldn't take that long for that answer to come. after hours of public comment and negotiations, th

that would include a new stadium for the athletics along with housing, retail and office space. be privately financed by the way. the terms that council approved yesterday, these are terms that will serve as guidelines for future negotiations with the a's are not the same terms that a's agreed to. the city amended those terms to require more affordable housing and tenant and anti-displacement protections. >> we were disappointed that the city council didn't vote yes on our proposal so we're taking some time to understand exactly what they voted yes on. >> reporter: major league baseball's commissioner rob manfred also not happy with the council's vote and said, quote, we are disappointed that city council chose to vote on a proposal to which the a's had not agreed. we will immediately begin conversation with the a's to chart a path forward for the club. a's president dave kaval and the team owner are schedule for meetings today and thursday in las vegas about a possible new stadium there. the a's hope to have final terms voted on in oakland by the end of october. later this morn

. >>> a live look at oakland where the city is playing hardball on the a's new stadium. city council through in its own pitch for the new ballpark, but it might not be enough to keep the team rooted in oakland. kpix 5 apps kenny choi reports on how fans are reacting to the big boat . >> the mayor insists that the two sides are very close. the city council apps votes today doesn't necessarily mean that a ballpark will be built, but it essentially gives the green light for the city to continue negotiations with the a's. but the a's president sees today's developments in a very different way. one of the major developments from this morning, the city promising the a's franchise a developer won't be responsible for the projected $352 million for off-site transportation infrastructure costs, but the city also bumped up its demand today from 30% to 35% of all units to be built as affordable housing as part of the project. >> we are very close. the primary difference is that oakland is standing firm on community benefits and the sources for funding them. >> the current term sheet

six voted in favor for plans to build a new stadium, not the plan the a's hoped for. which means the move to vegas is still in play. cheryl hurd has more. >> we were disappointed that the city council didn't vote yes on our proposal. >> reporter: a's president dave kaval reacting to city council votes. >> we're taking some time to understand what they voted yes on. >> reporter: is it back to square one? not quite. city council members voting in favor for the proposed term sheets for the howard terminal project but in it are amendments requiring affordable housing, tenant and anti-displacement projections. >> the a's should have their own brand of aspirins because i think there's going to be a big headache here for a long time. >> reporter: andy worked with the oakland a's from 1980 to 1994. elevating to the position of executive vice president. he's had his hands in every aspect of the front office. >> even when they go to their said 20 wonderful locations in southern nevada, who said they're going to build anything and it's going to be a convertible dome stadium. tha

the land, the money and certainly the commitment of the city of oakland to move and rebuild a new stadium. rebuild east oakland. >> we are unified in keeping the a's rooted in oakland in a way that protects our port, protects our community and protects the taxpayers. >> now the council had concerns about housing. they would include the a's to build affordable housing. the a's have their own concerns going forward. give me your take on what happened today. it wasn't a no. it was a yes, but it wasn't exactly a yes to the terms that you were expecting. >> yeah, we were disappointed that the city council didn't vote yes on our proposal. so we're taking some time to understand exactly what they voted yes on. many of the provisions we had never seen before. but we're going to analyze those things. see how they compare positively or negatively with our term sheet and dig into that in a thoughtful way. caucus with major league baseball and get back with the appropriate parties for the next step. >> do you feel like they pulled a fast one on you? >> we weren't expecting it. the fact that some conc

. >>> and looking live out at the port of oakland, the effort to build a new stadium for the oakland a's at howard terminal has turned into a billion dollar game of chicken, and the team's president is now threatening to move the a's out of oakland a group housing activists and chinatown residents ral lid today, demanding 35% affordable units in any new developments. but the a's president says the community stands to make at least $#450 million from tax adventure news with the new ballpark. it will all boil down to a vote of the oakland city council next tuesday. >> we're down to our last at-bat. we've already failed at another downtown site at laney college. the coliseum is not an option. it's howard terminal or bust. >> yesterday baseball commissioner rob manfred added even more pressure by saying if the howard terminal deal is not approved, the a's should begin looking for other cities to move to. >>> well, the city of mountainview facing a lawsuit after a new ordinance that would make it virtually fehely with tt story. >> reporter: housing advocates allege that the city's crackdo

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a vote is expected today on a term sheet for a new stadium. >> justin is live this morning sorting through bothsides. >> the negotiations have been going for several days and the new ballpark is still almost a strike out hours before the council is set to meet. the tug of war between the city of oakland and the a's is over the proposed ballpark side. -- this project is all that is seemingly left to keep the a's from leaving oakland. they say that it's the only thing to keep oakland from losing its last major sports franchise. >> it's about off site infrastructure. these are thing that are maintenance on the city. they are not even on the site where we are building. we feel that is the city's spot city's responsibility. >> the team president wants the city to vote on the team's term see the. it present back in april. the city said its term sheet moves this ballpark into a reality. >>> to coronavirus. california's case rate tripling in just one month with more than 14,000 new cases over the weekend. the test positive rate has spiked to over 4%. it was below 1% just six weeks ago. >>> nearly

this is the teams president visits the state on a scouting trip for a possible new stadium. our phone ready can catch that and a lot of other local news stories in just a few minutes at 7 o'clock on our kron on app. it's even easier to download right now just scan the qr code on your screen and it will take you directly to kron on in the i tunes or google play store. jonathan and kendall, send it back to we have stuff coming up at 7 o'clock tonight. i think the a's are going to stay or head to sin city. you know what's so sad about this whole story is is the oakland fans been. >> you know, run over by the raiders twice. they left when came back, rolled out the red carpet. they packed their bags again. went to las vegas. if the a's go to las vegas to that. you know, oakland fans just you just go nuts. i mean, who can blame them. and the warriors left to come to their yeah. so 3? it's just a shame. yeah. and i know vegas there probably pulling out all the stops tours. this happened. so the mayor there, mayor goodman the former wife she's she's big with trying to lure sports tea

unesco say a major problem is everton�*s new stadium, which will start being built later this month inimportant than the world heritage title. i would say it is definitely, because at the moment the dock is completely decaying, it doesn't serve any social value to the community around it. we wanted to open it up, that's what we thought unesco were about as well, putting heritage and out of our community for people to learn about it. but this decision even affects ice cream vans. are you going to repaint the van? it would cost me a lot of money if i have to. i don't think unesco are going to come after you. i hope not. liverpool city council say it will try to appeal the decision but according to unesco, there is one less place of wonder in the world. colin paterson, bbc news, liverpool. just before we go a reminder of our top story. flooding has caused devastation in the central chinese province of henan after the heaviest rainfall it has had since records began. figs rainfall it has had since records began. rainfall it has had since records bean. �* , . records began. as always you can

. >>> a vote meant to propel the city of oakland to a new waterfront stadium seems controversial witharkly different intrngzs. >> while the mayor of oakland is optimistic, the a's took a scouting trip to las vegas. erpretations. >> while the mayor of oakland is optimistic, the a's took a scouting trip to las vegas. >> reporter: oakland's mayor may still be optimistic about a waterfront stadium, but the team, the a's, seems to be reducing. >> what the city produced yesterday is not just one of the most iconic ball parks the world will ever see, but an entire, beautiful, community-serving ball park district. >> reporter: one day after the city council approved their own term sheet for a new a's stadium at howard terminal. >> down here in las vegas for two days. we have our lair lel pass going here. >> reporter: a's president offered his opinion from hihotel in las vegas. >> we're disappointed they didn't vote on our term sheet that we've been asking for for months for them to review. but by the same token, we're gonna spend the time to understand what they did pass. and my team's review

week the oakland city council is scheduled to vote on a nonbinding agreement for the a's proposed new stadium at the howard terminal. he says a negative vote by the council could mean the end of the oakland a's. there would also be a rally today outside of the a's office demanding the team commit to the community around their proposed complex. >>> a man accused in leading the attack on the u.s. capitol can leave jail until his trial. >> scott mcgrew, douglas jensen still in a lot of trouble. >> yes he is absolutely. but a judge granted him bail so he can wait at home under house arrest instead of in jail. and the reason why is interesting. you may recall jensen best as the person who appears to lead the chase of capitol police officer eugene goodman. goodman leads the crowd away from lawmakers. jensen is in the black t-shirt right there. goodman, of course, a hero in all this. this scene led prosecutors to accuse jensen of leading the attack. he's up there at the front. now, that he was in the capitol seems to be clear, and he has admitted as much to police. but the judge in the case expresse

unesco say a major problem is the new stadium which will start to be built later this month in the disusednt than the world heritage title. i would say it is definitely, because at the moment the dock is completely decaying and does not serve any social value to the community around it. we want to open it up. that is what we thought unesco were about as well, putting heritage in the heart of our community for people to learn about it. but this decision even affect ice cream vans. are you going to repaint the van? it would cost me a lot of money. i don't think unesco will come after you. i hope not. liverpool city council says it will try to appeal the decision but according to unesco, there is one less place of wonder in the world. the perseverance rover is making preparations correct its first sample of martian rock. the rover will extract they call the size of a finger which will be packaged in a sealed tube and eventually returned to earth. scientists hope to discover if mars has ever hosted life. perseverance has travelled over one kilometre since its touchdown on the planet in februar

. >>> a live look at the port of a wind and the neighborhood where the a's want to build their new stadium. a key vote on that project comes next tuesday, but this evening, both sides still far apart. oakland wants 30% affordability on housing. there are still disagreements on infrastructure funding. a's resident dave cavil says what the city released today does not work for the team. the mayor still optimistic a deal can be hammered out. >>> former 49er and seahawks star richard sherman pled not guilty today to five misdemeanor charges in a seattle courtroom. the charges include domestic violence, resisting arrest, and driving under the influence. investigators say sherman was intoxicated when he showed up at his in-laws house, minutes after crashing his suv, and that he tried to force his way in. sherman's wife told emergency dispatchers he was depressed and had threatened to kill himself. sherman released an apology, saying, quote, i am deeply remorseful for my actions on tuesday night. i behaved in a manner i'm not proud of. i've been dealing with some personal challenges over the last

today six city councilmembers vote in favor of a plan to build a new stadium.t not the same plan that the a's had hoped for. which means a move to vegas is still in play. cheryl hurd. >> reporter: we were disappointed the city council didn't vote yes on our proposal. >> reporter: is it back to square one? not quite. city councilmembers voting in favor of the proposed term sheets for the howard terminal project. but in it the amendment requiring affordable housing and anti-displacement projections. >> the a's should have their own brand of aspirins. i think there will be a big headache here for a long time. >> reporter: andy dolich worked with the a's from 199094 elevated to the position of executive vice president. he's had his hands in every aspect of the front office. >> even when they go to their said 20 wonderful locations in southern nevada, who said they'll build anything? and it will be a convertible dome stadium. that's a multi-billion dollar, at least more than a billion-dollar undertaking. when will they play there? who is paying? >> reporter: that's

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this means after spending some $25 billion, including building that brand—new stadium, it is going toe empty and the japanese government will see pretty much no financial benefit from tourism. what exactly is the covered situation injapan? are the figures high? compared to other parts of the world? the figure that the government sighting was 920 new infections in tokyo on wednesday which resulted or fronted the government to declare this state of emergency. 920 might not seem as high compared to what the uk and the us experienced during the height of the pandemic but from the government point of view, they were afraid for that number to go above 1000 and medical experts have been wanting that if they allow people to go out and watched the olympic games and watched the olympic games and start going out for drinks, that number could easily go above 2000 and easily get out of control very soon and that is why we have been hearing from the top medical advisor in the country saying it is not normal for an event like the olympics to go ahead during the pandemic so that has been a lot of str