. >> you heard that right after 53 years of being in oakland rooted in oakland. been saying recently the athletics may not be in that city much longer. thank you for joining us tonight on kron 4 news at 5. everyone. i'm grant lodes and i'm vicki liviakis. the mlb is asking the athletics to explore other options are kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney is here. >> with more on this major league development say it's not so i'm afraid it is. that's that's what we're looking at. things are going look pretty different here. today's owner john fisher and major league baseball said the team is taking steps toward possible relocation is have played in oakland. >> since 1968. so tte prospect of them leaving is a really tough pill to swallow, especially after losing the raiders and warriors back to back. but today, major league baseball made it clear that plans for a new stadium aren't moving fast enough for them. here's a look at what the league said in an official statement the gist is after 4 years of negotiations between the team and the city of oakland. mlb says the ci

he's the president of save oakland sports and he too hopes that close oakland a's stay rooted. but he isn't feeling overly confident. >> the raiders left. the bay is, you know, they are aaa. team is vegas. i know i could looking there. so, yes, question like what it feels. it's just disheartening. but, you know, we're not going to we're keep fighting to try to keep our team here. so you know, and i would argue it's not necessary to water of ballpark project. it's a new vision for the city of oakland that has a ballpark it right. so what they're talking about moving us in the 21st century in terms of the city you know, after world war 2 right oakland was prime to be big part of the west coast because we had a vision that can when coliseum in the 60's that that was a vision that so this way looking for for the city as a whole and then you have the greater ballpark there as well. >> you gotta love christopher's passion, right. really all eyes are on the city council. the a's hoping the council will get this on their july agenda meeting to agree to the financial statement that has

. >> oakland's last professional sports team could soon be uprooted out of oakland will let you know why the a's plans for a new waterfront stadium could mean that oakland is no longer a viable city. >> also, why newspaper fire department is considering consolidating its department with another one just as wild fire season is getting underway. good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us for kron 4 news at 8. i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. i'm jonathan mccall in tonight for ken wayne. >> a car crash in the east bay ends with 2 people dead. the scene unfolding in berkeley this afternoon. 2 cars colliding on marine avenue between spruce street in san benito road in one of the cars. a woman who was a passenger died at the scene. the driver of that car was taken to the hospital where he later died in the second car. the woman driving behind the wheel was her taken to the hospital. she is expected to be okay. one by describing the moment of impact of crash. >> i'm, you know, a few hours ago, i heard a really big bang and there's always pconstruction in the area. i saw those so

more bad news for oakland sports fans. has officially given its blessing to the oakland athletics to search elsewhere for a possible place to play next season. the mlb statement reads in part mlb is concerned with the rate of progress on the a's new ballpark effort with local officials and other stakeholders. the oakland coliseum is not a viable option for the future of baseball. also, i sat next season. that's not true. it will be in a couple years, but they can look elsewhere of course, if the a's do in fact skipped town, they'll be to 13 to leave oakland first. the raiders slept for vegas after a pretty nonexistent negotiations to stay at least not successful. obviously in them. the warriors went across the bridge to san francisco and you have the organization pointing fingers at the city for not approving the new ballpark plans down on the waterfront and then you have the city pointing their fingers at the organization saying that the proposal isn't feasible at the end of the day, though, it's the fans who are losing o

homicides in oakland are up more than 100% since last year. police department says it continues to lose burned out officers at a grow egg rate as well. during a police commission meeting last week, chief loren armstrong admitted his force is shrinking. he received ten resignations and retirements in the last three weeks. opd has 80 empty positions to fill. 700 officers on the force right now, that's the lowest number in six years as a department anticipates a busy summer ahead. >> i think every oakland police officer is bracing for the challenges that we're going to face this summer. >> mayor libby schaaf's proposed budget calls for more police academies, six in total so more cadets could be sworn in. >>> a fight over water and weed is growing in the north bay. later today sonoma county supervisors will hold a hearing on giving agriculture leaders more authority to issue cultivation permits. marijuana growers say there's a backlog and the process needs to be streamlined. opponents worry pot farm also siphon off water or attract a criminal elem

and something that i think people outside of oakland, even some people inside of oakland is that thearty was formed to fight police violence. and that lays, i think, the foundation for every single movement that we've seen in oakland since. i think that we've gotten to a place now where people are clear that police terrorism is wrong. i think that most people who will actually admit that it's happening are clear that unarmed men, children, women, people should not be shot in the back. >> oscar grant was one of those unarmed people. >> [ bleep ]. >> his killing by a bay area transit cop kick-started a whole new generation of activism. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> he even kick-started me. >> the fight that we had here set the tone and tenor for the next ten years. we want a system that doesn't allow this to ever happen again. >> and this is why many people in oakland are way past superficial police reform and instead demanding defund. when we met when i first moved back here, that was the first time i heard the words "defund the police" was through the anti-police terror project.

now live here in oakland about a party bus shooting.he police so far just confirm what we know, which is that one person was killed, several other injured and it looks like the the bus was attacked by bullets at 2 different locations as it drove. let's listen. ok, so heard the first officer. but now we're waiting to hear if there's more information from the second officer. >> looks like they're preparing for something begin to reiterate what we've learned so far. basically confirmation of everything. sarah stinson was able to find out for us. earlier we asked a quick listen of data, but they let him so it is offering the same information. in spanish. so again, if you've just joined us this morning. what we know is that will shortly after midnight. we had the party bus which we saw moment there behind the officers with what appeared to be a party of people's perhaps celebrating a 21st birthday party. come under fire. they were on the freeway heading southbound when and you'll see in some of the video, too. the entire bus was just riddled

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

they are calling on the oakland city council to remove millions from the oakland police department'sudget and re-invest that money back into the community. >> george floyd had a daughter, you know. >> reporter: leo mercer of oakland has a date, too, a daughter who has watched how the death of george floyd affected her father. today the two joined the oakland chapter of the naacp and a number of local officials for a commemorative event to honor george friday's legacy. >> his funeral re-mined us and everyone who spoke, his daughter we minded us then that day that the world would never be the same. >> reporter: congresswoman barbara lee called on the senate to pass the george floyd justice in policing act that would ban chokeholds and end legal protections for officers accused of misconduct. >> the way to honor his life and legacy is to create the durable, sustainable, system instructural change that is worthy of him. >> reporter: california attorney general seized the opportunity to call for statewide officer decertification process which would prevent fired police officers from getti

in oakland, where police are investigating their latest homicide this afternoon, oakland police say this shooting happened on eighth street near broadway and oakland's chinatown neighborhood less than two hours ago. you can ski see from sky fox at the intersection is now blocked with crime scene tape. investigators say 20 or more rounds were fired. you could see many of those shell casing indicators right there on the sidewalk, possibly with the high powered weapon or several weapons and we're told the victim is an adult male and suffered several gunshot wounds. we are waiting for more details about the person who died, as well as the search for the shooter or shooters. we have a crew there on the scene in oakland, and we'll keep you updated on this breaking story of another homicide in oakland this afternoon as soon as we get more information, all right, the other big story we're following governor newsome today proposed spending $2 billion, the largest investment in california history for wildfire and emergency preparedness. ktvu tom vacar joining us now live from a marin county hillsi

they are messages from a group of loyal oakland a's fans who call themselves the oakland 68. we're a group spans from the right field. that field bleachers the number 68 represents the baseball team 6 to 8 season and its first season in oakland. the president of the oakland 68 jorge leone says the group hung the banners during tuesday's game versus the astros to protest the a's organization exploring stadium options outside of the town. >> the a's just openly said hey, we are actually actively looking in nevada. talk about the emotional impact on you. >> and it's you know, for first and foremost barrett. we raise fans and we're all about the city of oakland and our team. you know the so it's a very to go to this news again because it does kind of make it a little bit depressed. you know, we still support them. we still want them to build this ballpark and open. so that's the way we feel. we're in a bit you at the days inn open howard coliseum just keep days ago that your primary go yeah. >> that's correct. that's correct. >> we definitely want howard terminal just to to to se

looks like the oakland a's have a one foot out the door already and exploring other places. >> if oaklandld them their dream part by the water come for us. kate rooney takes a look. >> the oakland a's confirmed to kron 4 that they will be headed to southern nevada next week. that trip is to explore potential new sites for new ballpark in a different state. oakland a's team president dave kaval told me that he'll be the one leading a small team in some of the sights, though, explore will be the las vegas strip henderson, nevada among others. but at the same time, oakland is still proceeding with its plans to move forward on a new ballpark at the waterfront at howard terminal as they continue negotiations with the city of oakland. they finally have a date for a vote scheduled. that's coming up on july 20th. so couple said that's one to circle on the calendar. it's just critically important to get to in a safe. >> no, we this is a soggy as people as it gets on for lot longer than i've been here the last 5 years. it's gone on for almost 20 years to find a venue that works for a's. >> and we o

could the oakland a's take the team out of oakland. major league baseball announced that they have given the team the green light to explore. we begin with andria borba who is live at howard terminal with more on the story. >> reporter: this is where the team said that the new stadium privately financed must be or the team will start looking for a new city. >> it is howard or bust. >> reporter: the oakland a president said that the proposed ballpark is the last chance to keep the team in oakland. the new pressure campaign comes as major league baseball is criticizing that the slow speed of winning approval for the ballpark. saying that they have started exploring other markets while they pursue a waterfront ballpark. but we will work with the league immediately to work with other committees and see what other options exist. we need to get started and understand what is out there. >> reporter: some groups wanted the team to build in east oakland. but the team in the league ruled that out. and they are getting support from oakland mayor.

oakland. police chief long. we're on.rmstrong says that this type of enforcement has only been made possible thanks to the department's sideshow detail. >> it's 6.21 in concord. police have arrested a homeless man for some fires at a church. 47 year-old are on is being held at the contra costa county jail yesterday morning there was a fire at the christ community church of the nazarene and that was the second fire at that church in less than a week last thursday crews put out a fire and said that it was started by a homeless person in a crawl space underneath the building. >> democrats and republicans insist they're inching closer to striking a deal on a federal infrastructure plan. but the 2 sides remain divided on how to pay for the massive bill. michael moore in washington all have the latest coming up. in this ad pay attention to the actor's gums. gums? we don't think about them. but like skin, over time gums can get damaged. new colgate gum renewal. reverses early gum damage for a beautiful, revitalizd smile wow no b

runs out in 2024, theo oakland, a's motto rooted in oakland reflects the long history, hometown fans sporting green and gold since 1968. but now the team could be uprooted and move out. major league baseball released a statement tuesday saying quote we have instructed the athletics to begin to explore other markets while they continue to pursue a waterfront ballpark in oakland. theeighties gave the oakland city council their proposal in january to build a 34,000 seat. one front ballpark at howard terminal. they say the $12 billion project would be privately financed and include retail and housing with the city reinvesting 855 million in infrastructure improvements. we need the city council of oakland to actually take its role as the lead agency and vote affirmatively on the project. one former ace player says the team has helped oakland youth reach for big dreams. opens produced so many major league ball playersn. joee all had that dream growing up here. no and it all happened because of the open aids. many fans don't want to see another team leave. these are oakland, you know, and t

here in oakland, but oakland police department gets almost half of our general fund.look at oakland in particularly all these years we were in the top one in the country year after year after year. so oakland, what are we paying for? so we're saying defund but what we're talking about is re-funding our communities. >> americas are some of the defundiest funders. we closed hospitals during a pandemic. defund the police is saying cops do too many jobs. like dealing with homelessness, substance abuse, mental health or patrolling the halls of schools. one theory and there are more than a few -- says wait a minute, why don't we take some of that money back and give it to people who are in charge of those issues. at the same time let's put money back into a program that build public safety and build an economy for everyone. that's defund 101. >> if this was a business, we're getting 50% of our department that's failing and killing people while doing so, we would defund them immediately. >> yes. >> take away the current system and investing in other systems that we think wil

yes on july 20 commit to oakland. they are messages from a group of loyal oakland a's fans who call themselves the oakland 68 we're a group spans from the right feeling that field bleachers. the number 68 represents the baseball team 6 to 8 season and its first season in oakland. the president of the oakland 68 jorge leone says the group hung the banners during tuesday's game versus the astros to protest the a's organization exploring stadium options outside of the town. >> the a's just openly said hey, we are actually actively looking in nevada. talk about the emotional impact on you. >> and you know, for first and foremost where we raise fans and we're all about the city oakland and our team. you know the so it's a very to go to this news again because it does kind of makes a little bit depressed, you know, and we still support them. we still want them to build this ballpark and open. so that's the way we feel are in the bill. you at the days inn open howard coliseum just keep days ago that your primary go yeah. >>

more bad news for oakland sports fans. the mlb had officially given its blessing to the oakland athletics to search elsewhere for a possible place to play the mlb statement reads in part major league baseball is concerned with the rate of progress on the a's new ballpark effort with local officials and other stakeholders. the oakland coliseum is a viable is not a viable option for the future vision of baseball of course, if the a's do affect skipped town. they'll be to 13 to leave oakland first. the raiders left for vegas, of course. and then the warriors went next across the bridge to san francisco. now you have the organization pointing fingers at the city for not approving the new ballpark plans down on the waterfront and then you have the city pointing the finger at the organization saying that the proposal isn't feasible at the end of the day, it's the fans who are losing out. here's what a manager. bob melvin who is a bay area. native had to say about all this. >> i really don't get too involved in the economics. the

here in the city of oakland, the oakland police department is almost half of our general fund.hen you look at oakland in particular, all of these years, we remain one of the top deadliest cities for violent crime in the country year after year after year. oakland, what are we paying for? yeah, we say defund, but really what we're saying is refund our communities. >> americas are some of the defundiest defunders in the history of defunding stuff. hell, we even closed hospitals during a pandemic. take a look at schools in relation to police. as police budgets ballooned, school education decreased. in cities across america like these, police departments typically soak up between 22.5 and 44% of municipal general funds. in baltimore, that means for every dollar that goes to police, the public schools get 55 cents. the office that funds job programs gets five cents. programs for substance abuse, mental health and violence prevention each get one measly cent. what do we get for our money? as of 2019, only 61.4% of murders in the u.s. were solved. sounds like a d minus to me. that's t

she wants to go to the oakland police department. that's nearly 20% of the entire city budget kron four's amanda hari live tonight with reaction from the head of the union for the officers and how that number compares to previous years. amanda.

the oakland mayday plans for a caravan at the bart station at 2:30 and end at west oakland for a rally. here's a look at some other mayday events happening today. at 10:00 the international workers day parade and rally at san francisco. people are asked to meet at the embarcadero and march to civil center plaza. it starts at 2:30 at the merritt barth station and rally from san jose jose from the park to city hall. >>> a promising milestone in the fight against the pandemic in the u.s. the cdc says more than 100 million americans are fully vaccinated. here in the bay area we're getting a look how your zip code is doing when it comes to vaccinations. we have the highest and lowest vaccination rates according to zip code. are you in one of them? >> reporter: as vaccine demand slows, new data from the state tonight is showing how many people have rolled up their sleeves to combat covid zip code by zip code. we looked at the top and bottom three zip codes in the bay area with a population of 1,000 or more. top in the list is 94304. palo alto, 90% of people living there have had 94% of the v

their home, which means the oakland a's would not be rooted in oakland. they be routed elsewhere.nd that is something fans do not want to see here in the bay. so hopefully this lights, a fire under the butts of everyone on city council. maybe they'll make a decision sooner rather than later. and i think that's the reaction. the a's are kind of hoping for because they've been pushing for this for years now. >> reporting live in san francisco. send it back to you. >> you shall see what happens. thank you very much, sara. 6.40 right now. and how about the warriors there in the offseason right now. klay thompson re having that killie city tour and he's on schedule to return sometime next season. well, hope is that he'll be there at the start of the season on all of it. but. >> the team admits it could be after that. they're not quite sure yet. everybody hoping to see the clay, though once it gets back on the court. joining steph curry. the 2nd half of the splash brothers general manager bob myers says it's important for everybody, though, to manage their expectations. >> i don't know

and get the latest on the oakland a's on our website. just grab your phone right now and take a picture of this. a qr code. it will take you straight to kron four's sports page. they can get the latest on not just the a's but also from other bay area sports teams and we'll have all the leaves developments on a possible move out of the bay area as we learn more. and new information. today. governor gavin newson unveiled a 12 billion dollar plan to tackle the state's homelessness crisis. this is all part of his proposed 100 billion dollars. california comeback plan. the investment is intended to provide 65,000 people with housing placements and more than 300,000 people with housing stability. the funds would also create 46,000 new housing units, newsom's plan includes 3 and a half billion dollars to go towards homekey, which is a program that provided shelter from covid-19 to 36,000 californians. >> this is an order of magnitude investment transforming the homeless crisis in the state of california to one of america's most stories with thi

potential other locations outside of oakland kron four's. kate rooney joins us live from the oakland coliseum in interesting of that sun changing the vibe. >> had any way out there. >> well, you know, we're right next to a group of people who are playing some music. there's a little bit of tailgating going on out here in the park. so not much change. right now we're about 30 from first pitch. but the thing is you do have to wonder how much longer we are going to have these fans, these tailgating situations out here because today the team confirmed to kron 4. that they're exploring southern nevada next week. i talked to team president dave kaval and he told me that he'll be the one leading a small team on this nevada trip and they'll visit several sites for potential new ballparks. that includes the las vegas strip henderson, nevada and others. at the same time, though, koppel said they're still moving forward with plans for the waterfront ballpark. and they're in talks with the city council. they had a meeting today. they have another one on

for oakland police. you could see the family, they've been out here trying to get more information and right over there if you were to pan over to your left, you can see that party bus. as you zoom in, you can see the windows that were shot at early this morning while that party bus was driving around oakland on 580 on some of the side streets. so i did speak to a family member who is out here and they tell us one of those dead is a 19-year-old girl who was on that party bus. according to family, several young girls in the age range of 19, 20 years old, they were on this bus, they were driving around oakland overnight to celebrate one of the girls' birthdays. it was 12:30, someone pulled up alongside the bus on 508 and started firing into the bus. we believe some of the shooting took place on eastbound 580 between macarthur and seminary, where the freeway was shut down from 12:55 to 2:45 and a lot of shooting at 68th and foothill. you might see video of shell casings on the ground. the bus ended up here

ok, oakland. it's in your court. you have until you're meeting in mid july to make a decision. otherwise we could very well be out of here. you know, your jewish mother would say about that said no, you don't owe me anything. it's fine. we only carry you for 50 years. people of any of this long. we really want about it. >> at least call will be right back. with you. never call you never call. >> the 29. let's get back to the breaking news which is in oakland where there is a party bus riddled with bullets and a lot of questions about who attacked for sarah stinson on the story for us in oakland. now with the very latest. sara. >> the party buses being towed as we speak. you can see they taped up the windows that were completely shattered from all the bullet holes that riddled the sides and the back. there are dozens and dozens of bullet holes in this party bus. well, we do know is that a group of people were celebrating a birthday on this party bus riding along 5.80 when a shooter opened fire. all

oakland police department. they said there's now a $40,000 reward for any information that leads to the arrest of the shooters involved in this horrific horrific shooting reporting live in oakland. sarah stinson, back to you, ok. thanks a lot of sarah. >> 5 o 4 is the time in the south bay, santa clara county now is moving into the state's least restrictive yellow tier. the county joining san francisco and san mateo counties as the only counties in that yellow tier every other county except for solano county is in the orange solano counties. you can see here on the map still unfortunately in the red, which indicates substantial infection rates now under the yellow tier bars can reopen indoors at limited capacity. other businesses like movie theaters and restaurants and gyms. they can all expand indoor capacity as well. people working from home will also be heading back into the office. but there is a cabbie out. we have kron four's rob fladeboe to explain. >> so for the first time in a long time. i feel optimis

the oakland city council didn't have a vote on the books. is a new development since that happened. so perhaps putting a little bit of pressure on the oakland city council swinging this in the direction the day's want to go when it comes to that waterfront ballpark. >> obviously a's fans will be happy if a little flirting gets extinguished and that leads to the a's getting a new ballpark and they don't move because boy, oh, boy. b be tough to teams in a matter of years all right. kay burley, pre. she ate the update and obviously we'll stay on top of this one. meanwhile, the other baseball team that is still here in the bay not going anywhere. the giants in starting this friday giants fan sitting in those social distanced sections will no longer be required to show proof. >> of a negative covid test or vaccination to watch home games saw rick up are confirming that announcement on twitter today. according to the announcement fan sitting in fully-vaccinated sections. we'll still be required to show proof that they have completed their full vac

now, it is oakland's move. either approve the howard terminal. watch the a's raiders and orioles to whatever destination whether it is vegas or national. this is reallyis reallyis really negotiations truly really begin. we will see what happens over the course of the next few months. we will have more coming in sports. >> the back is against the wall. there are so many other cities that would be delighted to get the oakland a's. where does the city of oakland go from here and what happens if the team makes good on this threat to leave? joining us now isnow isnow isnos insider phil matier. field, a lot to talk about. the a's have been trying to get a stadium for more than a decade. it has come to this. they lost the warriors. they lost the raiders. what does oakland have to do? the strike account is really against the city. >> it is. when we show the pictures of the ballpark, dan, it is not just a ballpark. it is an entire neighborhood of the a's are proposing to put on the waterfront. some 3000 units of housing, a hotel, high-rise office space an

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

especially oakland. they lost the lawyers, raiders and now the oakland a's.that city. but the wires beat the jazz last night to clinch a playoff spot. not a lot of time to celebrate. the lawyers host phoenix tonight. shooting 45% from three. that is a well above his season average. >> i am enjoying these games. and you have to get up for them. this is fun for me. it's been a while since we've played a game so late in the season >> and kentucky derby winner medina spirit has been cleared to race and is the bedding in favor. they are waiting for results of a second a drug test to determine if the derby win will be upheld? if you bet on medina spirit and won the race that you still get to keep your winners a share of the ticket. which i think is horse crap. >> okay, tell us how you feel. >>> the city of long beach is offering tickets to the aquarium as an incentive to get a vaccine. anyone getting there first goes dose at a city run the location will get the two tickets. that's normally $37 apiece. >> i should've ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: a

what oakland mayor libby shaft has to say. >> about the possibility of the a's moving out of oakland. >> major league baseball and the a's are playing hardball with the city of oakland saying give us our bar park or or else else or we're going to take our ball and go home. go wherever home is. that's the question this morning. >> joining us to talk more about this oakland mayor libby shaft. i'm chef. always great to have you with us. and boy, today we've got a topic that has oakland a's fans sort of. buzzing this morning. are we in jeopardy of losing the a's. >> so we need to take this seriously and oaklanders know we need to take these kinds of threats seriously. but i say no, we won't let them go. this is our moment to rally together and make this project work. mlb has been clear and i appreciate the clarity. only a new project at the waterfront is going to keep our a's in oakland. well, then why is it come to a vote has been for years. they've been pushing this thing. what's in the way? listen, we've made lot of progress. we got the governor certification at the beginning of this s

coming up next, the raiders left oakland. could the oakland a's be next? why the team may soon be one step closer to finding another home if their demands for a new stadium are not met. what a new report is reveal being a big upcoming trip for team leaders eyeing greener pastures. >>> i'm bob redell, live in oakland where two people including a 19-year-old girl had been shot and killed while on that party bus behind me. they're driving around town celebrating a birthday. what chp is telling us, coming up in a live report. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is committing $1 billion to reach 50 million low-income americans with the tools and resources they need to be ready for anything. i hope you're ready. 'cause we are. >>> y'all need to turn yourself in. she h

the saga continues with the oakland a's and a possible war moved out of oakland. what supporters are doing right now to keep the a's right h well, you may know them as the oakland 68 a group of oakland a's fans who sit in left and right field. >> they've music flags and they. cough lot of chance to support the team during the game. will this group is deeply concerned about is moving out of oakland and kron four's. has it been yoon talked with them today. >> the signs read keep fighting. yes on july 20 commit to oakland. they are messages from a group of loyal oakland a's fans who call themselves the oakland 68 we're a group spans from the right feeling that field bleachers. the number 68 represents the baseball team 6 to 8 season and its first season in oakland. the president of the oakland 68 jorge leone says the group hung the banners during tuesday's game versus the astros to protest the a's organization exploring stadium options outside of the town. >> the a's just openly said hey, we are actually actively looking in nevada. talk about the emotional impact on

whoa and 60's for hayward oakland and san francisco.w we will be seeing a dip in temperatures as that cooler air settles in across the region. wednesday and thursday, the coolest of this forecast and some of the friday key things coming down and starting to warm back up and next week looking warmer and nice and sunny reyna. john, thank you for that. check in on conditions along highway 4. this is westbound at mcewen road. >> in crockett. again, we had all lanes closed here now at least 2 lanes are back open and we're still seeing a little bit of a delay heading into the city 60 minutes that fremont street exit. we had an earlier traffic collision westbound there near treasure island and you can see we're slowly but surely starting to recover. the san mateo bridge and across the words the peninsula little under 14. leave you with a look at a richmond. sandra fell commute out of richmond under 9. so we'll have more on that throughout the morning before. now darya. back to you. >> in the buzz. a lot of proud soccer, moms and dads run aroun

want to ask anderson east oakland kid. he hits the 3 and then how about jordan poole from the same spot for good measure. he had 20 points off the bench now closing moments of the game does up 2 and step his hits the impossible looking runner with the left hand. he had 21 points warriors win a tough 1. one 22 one 16 and our very own kylen mills got to take in this game from the chase center. she joins us live with the a post-game report pilots. >> hey, jason, first, i want to say chase center was rocking tonight. you really got loud in here down the stretch as this exciting game came to an end. first of all, steph curry just absolutely brutal shooting night for him. but tonight we saw his teammates pick him up and also night. you mentioned 38 points from andrew wiggins, a triple-double from draymond green 20 points off the bench from jordan poole. we saw this team play with heart down the stretch despite being down to the suns, almost this entire game until the 4th quarter. here's what steve kerr had to say about his team'

here in oakland.s new market may look like many other grocery stores, but there's one enormous difference. the food here is free. he's been kind of tough, and they've j been there to help support healthy. help me feed my loved ones and myself, and you know, it's really beenn a big help the show mercy house community market on school street in east oakland is really a food pantry for those people having trouble affording food in the past, people would come and buy. tears would hand them bags filled with groceries. someone else picked out. but here people could ask for what they want being able to pick it without just someone making the decision for me being able to make that decision, it's helps with confidence and shallow church says that was the idea to give people the food they need, while allowing them to keep their dignity through the hard times brought by the pandemic. the face of need has changed. so it's not just it is definitely low income but also working families really struggle. t keep food

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sarah stinson is live in oakland with the latest details there. good morning, sarah, what are you learning out there. >> well, we're learning that from people who are on scene that this was potentially a 21st birthday in the birthday. girl was shot. now she's expected that she's recovering right now. but again, a lot of information that we're waiting to hear. we know multiple people shot on the party bus that you're looking at right now here at the eastman station oakland police department's eastmont station. that's where this bus pulled in after being shot at several times apparently was shot at 5 on 5.80 near the macarthur exit. you can see video from the scene earlier. people told us again this was a birthday party celebrating on a party bus and that the birthday shot and others as well. police are currently surrounding this party bus there are still investigating. you can see the bullet holes in the windows of this party bus and there's also video from the second scene located at 68 and foot hill. that is where you can see them also investigat

it's not oakland and. i'm confident that the people that are doing that they're not opened, the general manager of lee's lounge on ninth street, learned about the warning friday afternoon, he decided to leave protective measures in place put up before the derrick show vin verdict. when they shut their doors. we have work, hoping things don't turn violent, the co owner of this art gallery says she is not boarding up. she sympathizes with both small business owners like herself, along with demonstrators who break the law. so i understand why people sometimes feel the need of breaking something of doing something because you feel helpless and hopeless. last year, the city's mayday events were largely limited to smaller gatherings this year, a new focus for some speaking out against violence on asian americans. this east bay motorcycle club is planning a rally saturday and says because of the city's warning, they will be aware of their surroundings that coincides with the message they're trying to send were ac

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

the oakland a's getting ready to check out potential. new homes in and around some city. >> good evening, everybody. thank you for joining us for kron 4 news at 8. i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. i'm jonathan mccall in tonight for can when we begin tonight with the very latest on that tragic shooting out of the east bay overnight that left 2 young women dead and 5 others injured everyone on board that party bus celebrating the 21st birthday of one of the women on board. and tonight, the oakland police department is offering a $40,000 reward. this is for information leading to the arrest of those responsible for the shooting grant lotus is here with what we know. what's the latest a big reward truly a horrifying situation. the police are trying to figure out tonight. the passengers were there celebrating that 21st birthday was just after midnight. >> when they were attacked. the party bus they were on was returning to oakland from san francisco. authorities say at least 2 shooters opened fire on the bus as it was getting off 5.80,

oakland didn't have a baseball team. charlie finley was the owner in kansas city at the time, couldn't get a stadium built. so the a's moved here to kansas city, so it's happening various other places it's happened. when indianapolis at a stadium ready to go and the colts moved out of baltimore and happened to st louis twice. they lost their team, their football team that is to arizona and then the rams came there and then the rams went back to los angeles. so i think if you're gonna look at what the key thing is, and this hasn't happened yet, is there a major city out the leagk built and it were at least one in the planning stages that's been approved. if that happens, it's time to take it very seriously. but i think what you could say for right now this is major league baseball saying to the a's and saying to all the bureaucracies and minister municipalities involved in oakland, let's get it together, guys, because if you don't soon, we're going to give the a's the permission to start looking elsewhere. yeah, certainly

oakland. police are continuing to investigate tonight after a fatal shooting. >> just a block or so from police headquarters today, it was just after 2 o'clock this afternoon. the shooting happened along 8 street. a section of downtown had to be closed off for several hours. scott for us. dan thorn has more from oakland. >> filing year here in oakland continues after this latest killing police are saying that this was not a random shooting and now they're working to identify the suspects. police investigators cordoned off a busy intersection of downtown oakland. it's the scene of another fatal shooting in the city. police say several rounds were fired at the unidentified victim tuesday afternoon. we know that over a dozen. >> rounds were fired from several different types of weapons. one day to very high power. 5, high powered rifle. we have over 2 dozen k scenes. officers say they heard the gunshots from police headquarters and rushed to the 400 block of 8th street. >> they are police found a

temperatures in oakland in the mid-60s with 70s further inland. the warm spot is 78 in santa rosa, right behind concord at 77. several degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. about 5 degrees warmer around the bay and 5 toen12 enher land cooler temperatures arrive tomorrow that will last through the rest of the week. if you are heading to the coliseum to see the a's take on the esters, don't forget your inflatable trash can. first pitch, right around 61 degrees. but it will cool off and still be breezy this evening. let's check out those temperatures throughout the day tomorrow. starting in the upper 40s and low 50s, pretty close to normal, gradually warming up. breezy conditions really start to kick in right around noon, continuing into the afternoon and early evening. by lunchtime, early 50s to around 60 run the bay. high temperatures around the bay, along the coast, and even parts of the bay and santa clara valley, highs occur right around early afternoon, and then temperatures start to back off as the cooler air makes its way in. further inland you h

it's called the oakland city council says that they they are committed. >> to keeping the a's in oakland and they are ready to meet with ownership. but the council hasn't received a response, they say from the team owners, the president of save oakland sports is hoping the a's will stay right where they are in oakland. >> you're not going to we're keep fighting to to keep our team here. so you know, and i would argue it's not necessary to water of ballpark project. it's a new vision for the city of oakland that has a ballpark it right. so what they're talking about moving us in the 21st century in terms of the city you know, after world war 2 right oakland was prime to be big part of the west coast because we have a vision that can when coliseum in the 60's and that was a vision that so this way looking for for the city as a whole and then you have the greater ballpark as well. >> the a's are hoping that the city council will discuss this in july and they can come to an agreement. but that council members that we spoke to say they still have a lot of unanswered questions about the projec

a third strike for oakland sports. why major league baseball says it's time for the oakland a's to go on the road for good? >>> it's howard or best. >>> two people are dead after horrific crash on one of the bay area's steepest street. >>> red flag warning is called off early. there is relief from the fire danger >>> the growing cost of the bay area drought. >>> more vaccines for california teenagers. within the past two hours we learned how soon parents can start signing of children as young as 12 years old. >>> right now the oakland a's could be headed out of town. major league baseball is giving the team the green light to explore other markets. it is a move that could put pressure on the city to let the oakland a's build their own waterfront ballpark. here's a more on that story from andria borba . >> reporter: the howard terminal site right behind me, they said the city is not moving fast enough to vote it up or down. and by the end of the summer they have not made a decision, and major league baseball said they c

oakland police managed to stop side shows over the weekend after ramping up enforcement oakland police chief leronne armstrong says the officers told 24 cars arrested 8 people and recovered 3 firearms in connection to that show while police have upped their presence on the streets. both law enforcement and the city council agree that it's only part of the solution. there. >> the other parties around alternatives, creating alternatives for our youth and our young people so that they can be more engage and have safe ways of getting out their energy, their creativity in my part of the town. we used to have, you know, roller skating rinks. we used to you know, malibu grand like different the news events for young people to go and you know, i've offered up that i will gladly advocate for city land to be used. if someone comes up with a model that they want to the ploy. such such an event. >> but until the city can come up with alternative methods to stop sideshows chief armstrong says forsman efforts are up and they are ready to respond to sideshows. state financial analysts as california's

is interested in luring away yet another oakland sports team. showed her hand the day after the mlb encourage the athletics to look for an alternative place for the a's to call home base calling the coliseum site not viable an unhappy with the progress getting the a's proposed waterfront stadium at howard terminal off the ground on social media mayor carolyn goodman wrote las vegas has always been open to active conversations with major league sports franchises as they seek new locations and expanded community support for over 20 years. these talks have included dialogue with lee commissioners and for the oakland a's these have been occurring since 2019, las vegas is excited. i take these there were getting trying to keep the teen oakland's whole time. and i believe they really are. what keep the team and i believe is definitely there. the primary option. >> you know, it's just it, you know, i'm assuming it's because after the raiders moved. >> you know, that baby said, hey, we need. you know, that's days. mightily team is theirs. they figure th

oakland. the team recently given the green light by oakland city leaders. >> with-in civilians and medical along with mental health professionals to respond to nonviolent emergency calls instead of officers. >> so for so many years when law enforcement was handling critical incidents. we wouldn't be very open to hearing community say can i help you with that or can we call this individual's mother to the scene and see if she can help you resolve this issue by getting her son to safely surrender the 20 year oakland native says that much has changed since he joined the force, but he says at the heart of every interaction between the public and police is respect. >> something that he admits isn't always there. >> people oftentimes, talk about the treatment that they have a law enforcement more than they talk about the outcome, whether they got to take you where the that doesn't matter as much as if the officer was disrespectful, the officers was unprofessional. >> in addition to the macro team ge