. >>> the oakland city coliseum is scheduled -- oakland city council rather is scheduled to vote on a lease extension for the major league baseball team in a special meeting. the ten-year deal for the as must be approved by the city council and the alameda county board of supervisors. last week, most of oakland city council was against the extension. alameda county supervisors are set to vote on the issue in two weeks. >>> animal rights groups are hoping to block plans for a bull running event next week in pleasanton. it's called the great bull run and is scheduled to take place a week from saturday at the alameda county fairgrounds. but a petition on change.org claims to have more than 1700 signatures asking pleasanton officials to stop it. the petition claims cruelty to animals but the organizers deny that. >> the media has been present at these events as have animal right activists. no one has seen any animal

city. >> we're very upset about this. oakland jpa has been bulliled by lew wolff and bud selig who were frat buddies. there didn't need a -- they didn't need a vote today. they did not need to come to this decision. >> reporter: both the county board and the oakland city council have to boat on the deal and the big question is will the city council reject this agreement. live in oakland, i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you for the update. appreciate it. >>> new details about a deadly shooting at a birthday party in windsor. detectives are looking for these three teenagers. two 17-year-olds and one 16- year-old. they are wanted in connection for killing 15-year-old nathaniel torres. detectives believe the shooting was gang-related. a fourth suspect is in custody for being an accessory to the crime. investigators say all three are

>> that's the way it goes in the oakland city council meeting. these negotiations have been going on for quite awhile. it is really in the last six months they got rough. tonight's vote does agree to the financial portion of the lease. however, the small changes that agreed to were made even after the a's made it very clear that they are done with negotiating. on a 5-2 vote the oakland city council approved the terms of the lease extension to keep the a's at o-dot-co stadium. >> we accept 99.9% of everything. this was clean up language. there is nothing that affects the economics. >> over the next 10 years the deal projects more than $20 million in licensing revenues to oakland and alameda county. a big increase compared to eight million over the last 10 years. the chief negotiator said this deal is real progress. >> the total amount of money over the course of the deal is $20 million. weather the a's decide to leave early or not. >> there were a's fans and raider fans who gave colorful commentary against the owner of the a's and the deal in gene

. >>> a big announcement from oakland. city leaders and the oakland a's have agreed on a long-term lease to keep the team here for now. laura anthony joins us with the details. lau laura? >> well, it's important to point out no signatures have been exchanged. no paperwork exchanged yet. but it appears for the first time in a long time that the a's and oakland city officials are actually on the same page. i am so pleaseded to be able to share that the a's leadership has agreed to the lease. >> after weeks of stops and starts oakland city leaders announced a deal to keep a's in oakland. >> we look forward to staying in alameda county as we finalize the deal to keep our team in oakland, to preserve over 1,000 jobs tied to the sports team and to build a future. >> earlier they released this statement. we appreciate the kopgs of city officials in the process and are optimistic that our negotiations have led to a fair and mutually again official relationship. that said, city officials acknowledged they still do not have any signed pa

will have more of a presence here after what happened last night. >> reporter: tuesday night's oakland cityounsel meeting was running smoothly till an hour and 20 minutes into it. then this man climbed over the table and began complaining. he pulled the man down and away from the city manager and helped escort him out. they were stunned. >> you know, it was a surprise. but, you know, this is the city of oakland. people are full of passion. >> it was startling. i wasn't afraid but i was startled. >> an assistant police chief was nearby, saw what happened on a monitor and called it in. minutes later police arrested the 20-year-old on charges of disturbing a public meeting and suspicion of trespassing and he had an outstanding warrant. >> he caused disturbances before by yelling. >> reporter: the incident sparked debate about security at city hall. police used to be assigned to meetings but that changed to get more officers on the street. >> we have people who are watching the meeting and who are there quickly. >> thank you. >> reporter: after what happened last night there will be changes. >>

if the city buys us out the city can have total control over what happens. >> reporter: oakland councilman larry reid blames the county for the contract problem say they are forcing the vote knowing full well the city doesn't like the deal. >> i hope that we can act like grownups and not like bullies and not like dictators. >> reporter: the proposal says the a's would pay $1.75 million to play at the coliseum this year but the rent would drop next year to 1.25 million. also, oakland would have to forgive five million dollars the a's owe in back rent. the oakland city council says it's a bad deal and wants more money. reid wants a better deal as well but worries rejecting the contract will frustrate major league baseball. >> tomorrow is just going to be another black eye in the city of oakland. >> reporter: i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> oakland leaders do plan to present a counter-offer to the a's today. our sources tell us though that the a's owner lew wolff doesn't plan to give the city any more money than what's already on the table. the lease extension has out clauses for both sides which the

>>"this was the final action needed by the oakland city council. the ball is now in everybody else's court. the a's, the county and the jpa will need to agree to these new terms." >>the county board or supervisors is expected to vote on the agreement at the end of this month. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron 4 news. >>an alleged prostitute arrested in the death of a prominent silicon valley businessman pleaded not guilty today. 26 year old alix tichelman is facing manslaughter and drug charges in connection with the death of google executive forrest hayes last november. police say, surveillance video shows. tichelman injecting hayes with heroin --- and doing nothing to help him as he lay dying. but tichelman's attorney says, she had no motive for doing harm to hayes. there was no intent to harm or injure, much less kill him. why would she? he was a lucrative source of income to her. she appreciated his generosity and she had a motive, if anything, to be long take that relationship. tichelman's attorney would not comment on his client's involvement

>> a week after publicly calling for the oakland city council to approve a lease for the a's the mayor is pushing members to stall so she can have more time to negotiate. that is the word from the "san francisco chronicle" reporting that she is asking the city council members to delay the vote on the lease extension. last week the city council members requested the special meeting after the mayor made the equal to push it through. she now wants members to wait until the end of the month because the co-owner of the a's could be willing to make concessions that would keep the a's in oakland for 10 years. >> a ceremony is tomorrow at the 49ers new stadium in santa clara. new this morning, we have learned that san francisco mayor has declined an invitation to attend and is skipping the saturday night black tie gala saying he is "not a black tie kind of guy," although he has

>> that's the way it goes in the oakland city council meeting. these negotiations have been going on for quite awhile. it is really in the last six months they got rough. tonight's vote does agree to the financial portion of the lease. however, the small changes that a were also agreed to were made even after the a's made it very clear that they are done with negotiating. on a 5-2 vote the oakland city council approved the terms of the lease extension to keep the a's at o-dot-co stadium. >> we accept 99.9% of everything. this was clean up language. there is nothing that affects the economics. >> over the next 10 years the deal projects more than $20 million in licensing revenues to oakland and alameda county. a big increase compared to eight million over the last 10 years. the chief negotiator said this deal is real progress. >> the total amount of money over the course of the deal is $20 million. weather the a's decide to leave early or not. >> there were a's fans and raider fans who gave colorful commentary against the owner of the a's and the

lease extension that we voted on, that they will allow the as to temporarily relocate out of the city of oakland as well as to find a permanent home outside of the city with oakland. >> some people might perceive you were strong-armed by lou wolf or mlb. do you feel strong-armd? >> no, not at all. had we had the economics of the deal not worked out, i think that would -- i would consider that being strong-armed and if we didn't have a clause dealing with the possible stadium deal, land deal, i think that would make me feel strong-armed. >> reporter: now, according to the outside lawyer who was hired to negotiate the deal for the coliseum authority, the deal would bring twice as much financial benefits to the community the next 10 years compared to the past 10 years. the as do have some out. they would be required to pay all of the rent and they could leave if the raiders decide to build a new stadium on the same site. the next step in the process has to go both to the oakland city council and to the alameda county board of supervisors. both of those group his to ratify the decision here today an

the city of oakland wanted its members to vote no. get more refs for the a's, and better benefit ifs the team goes to another location. now, the a's could go to any city, but the city of san jose has been trying to welcome them with open arms. again, within the last few minutes, one member of the board is willing to change his vote to yes, because commissioner bud selig has said that the a's have his permission to move anywhere if this lease is rejected. that's the very latest live here at the oakland coliseum, nannette miranda, nbc bay area news. >> nannette, i know a lot of san jo jo josens are listening to this very carefully. bud selig is saying anywhere? >> reporter: anywhere, but of course the city that is ready is the city of san jose. they say that the a's could play there by 2017. so that would be the front-runner, based on what i've seen. >> assuming this vote goes -- or ties, anyway. all right, we'll be following this throughout the day. nannette, thank you ever so much. >>> happening now, the northbound lanes of 280 are clo

>> that's the way it goes in the oakland city council meeting. these negotiations have been going on for quite awhile. it is really in the last six months they got rough. tonight's vote does agree to the financial portion of the lease. however, the small changes that a were also agreed to were made even after the a's made it very clear that they are done with negotiating. on a 5-2 vote the oakland city council approved the terms of the lease extension to keep the a's at o-dot-co stadium. >> we accept 99.9% of everything. this was clean up language. there is nothing that affects the economics. >> over the next 10 years the deal projects more than $20 million in licensing revenues to oakland and alameda county. a big increase compared to eight million over the last 10 years. the chief negotiator said this deal is real progress. >> the total amount of money over the course of the deal is $20 million. weather the a's decide to leave early or not. >> there were a's fans and raider fans who gave colorful commentary against the owner of the a's and the

the oakland city council wants more money and is upset the county wants to take this vote over oakland's objections. >> i hope that we can act like grownups and not like bullies and not like dictators. >> the county would love for the city to just buy us out. >> i second it. >> i've said that before. if the city buys us out, it can have total control over what happens out here. >> reporter: now as part of the deal the stadium authority would also have to forgive $5 million that the a's owe in back rent in exchange for the a's installing a new scoreboard system. once oakland leaders vote down the contract, they say they do plan to come back with a new proposal for his part a's co- owner wolfe sent an email to oakland a couple of days ago saying please approve this deal. so this meeting set for 8:30. >> does this mean the a's will stay in oakland for 10 years? >> reporter: there is wiggle room which is in question in terms of being approved. one of the key outs that they have involves the raiders. if he the raiders decide to build a stadium on the property, the a's can then get out of this

we'll be having some meetings with the as. >> later the oakland city council is set to approve a new lease at the oakland coliseum. negotiators have spent the last 14 months trying to come up with a deal that keep the as in oakland. >>> harry potter has returned. seven years after last appearance. the author published a 15-hun bord word followup -- 1500 word followup. this is written in the voice of a not very nice gossip reporter. it correspond to the opening of a new harry potter exhibit at universal studios in orlando. >>> as we told you at the top of this newscast, emotions are running high after the deal sigs yesterday that -- deyesterday that the deputy will not face any charges who shot andy lopez. we're expecting a protest to begin in less than an hour. continuing coverage tonight at 5:00 on ktvu channel 2 news. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we're always here for you at ktvu.com. and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. have a great day. elizabeth: the beast, the beam and the leap of faith! are you up for the challenge? that's me elizabeth, and today, m

the city council wants more money and will vote against the lease. for its part the county would like oaklandake full ownership of the coliseum. >> county would love for the city to just buy us out. then the city can center total control over what happens out here. >> reporter: now, at last week's a's lease extension vote, oakland was a no show leaving its chairs at the table literally empty but later this morning oakland councilmembers say they plan to show up here to this meeting to kill the contract. and once oakland leaders vote it down, they say they do plan to make an alternative proposal to the a's to try to entice them to stay here. for its part, the a's co-owner lew wolff said please approve this deal. not everybody on the same page. the meeting is at 8:30 this morning. >> mark, the current lease on the table is not really for a rock solid 10 years, is it? >> reporter: no. it's not. there are multiple outsin the deal involving the raiders. if the raiders decide to build a new stadium on the site there are some notification provisions but the a's could get out of their lease. if they

last week most of oakland city council was against the extension. alameda county supervisors are set to vote on the year ewe in two weeks. >>> francisco lopez and anthony rutger pled not guilty to assault and battery charges. a judge would not allow their faces to be shown. investigators say the fight began when someone thought rutgers daughter was video taping one of them vomiting on the sidewalk. rutger was rushed by a group of people and he was defending himself and his darwin he swung a punch. >> i think when all is said and done, it will not look nearly as seriously as you think. >> generally speaking any time you have video, it really helps the prosecution in this case. it really shows every single thing that occurred and it really helps in preventing the case to a judge and jury. >> rutgers is already on probation for selling marijuana and lopez for firing a gun. >>> emotions at a murder arraignment in sacramento went from the courthouse to the steps of county jail. that fight started yesterday between the families of the 20- year-old victim

. >> a special session of the oakland city council here at city hall tonight to determine the future of the oakland a's. why this political game may not be over yet. >> and a reminder. you can get ktvu news to go. download the ktvu app. click on the live icon, and you can watch all of our newscasts live on your mobile device. hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm good. (dad) it may be quite a while before he's ready, but our subaru legacy will be waiting for him. (vo) the longest-lasting midsize sedan in its class. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. >>> new at 10:00, a vote in oakland tonight on the a's lease extense at the coliseum after weeks of false starts and confusion. oakland city council voted 5-2 for the extension and to keep the team in oakland, but there's a catch. noel is this a done deal? >> reporter: the short answer julie, is no, it is not. it's an amended lease agreement. the a's owner

. >>> new at 6:00, the city of oakland is the only major city in alameda county with its own emergency radio system. that means oakland police and fire can't talk to emergency responders in other cities when they cross the oakland border. supporters say the system meets federal standards and works just fine. but today at a heated city council meeting, critics called it a money pit. allie rasmus explains what the city did to pull the switch. >> reporter: it's not uncommon for james to hear the roar of a police helicopter. >> a little too normal. that's kind of life. >> reporter: she lives on east 27th street in oak land. she remembers when police came down her street searching for several armed suspects. >> it was hurtful for me to see. >> reporter: james says she was hurt by what she saw. >> the officers were on cell phones. come to find out the radios were down. they were looking quite frantic. and they kept talking down like this and grabbing out their cell phones. >> reporter: that was two years ago. at the city council finance committee meeting today the city's it department defend

last night, oakland city leaders said they would not accept an offer from the team requiring them to rgive millions of dollars in back rent. today they caved. why? because they got approve to leave if city immediately if the deal fell through. >> this is appalling and you know it chris. >> this is wrong. >> i feel comfortable with my vote. i don't feel i was bullied. >> now that the coliseum board has approved the extension, it will go to the oakland city council for approval. the oakland mayor jean quan says she is glad the move went through, but she wants to make some minor changes before signing the contract. >>> stranded on the cliff, and hanging on. >> reporter: this stranded hiker managed to hold on more than an hour as he waited to be rescued along washington's chair peak. about 50 miles east of seattle. >> he is sitting on about a three foot ledge or so. >> reporter: a seven-member rescue team, all volunteers helicoptered in from snohomish county to make the daring rescue. >> he is at 11:30. >> reporter: 32-year-old miles mcdonald was lowered down to grab the hiker. his helmet

will frustrate major league baseball. >> tomorrow is just going to be another black eye in the city of oakland. >> reporter: the vote will take place right here at the coliseum tomorrow morning at 8:30. now, once the city council -- the oakland city council votes down the contract, they plan to present a counter-offer to the a's. live at the coliseum, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> a's co-owner lew wolff emailed oakland city leaders yesterday urging them to approve the contract. sources tell us lew wolff doesn't plan to give the city any more money than what's on the table. >>> the city of newark making a case as to why a 30-year-old business should be closed down. they say the motel not just the place to stay but a hotbed for crime. kpix 5's ann notarangelo with the case against the e-z 8. >> reporter: allen, the planning commission is meeting now on the 6th floor. also an attorney for the e-z 8 motel is making a case why the motel should stay open. we met a family who is making its case. >> we have been here three weeks. we haven't seen anything bad here. >> reporter: this e-z 8 motel room is home f

now oakland's fire chief held a fire prevention town hall forum earlier in the night to let the city know it is taking a very serious step to fire works. >> fire works are illegal. oakland is not the wild west. >> reporter: now the fire chief says her department is sending out patrols this weekend. it will be working with police to crack down on illegal fire works. they hope to respond to fires faster and serve as a deterrent. live from the oakland hills i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> two other east bay cities plagued by recent illegal fire work displays are pittsburg and bay point in a span of six hours. last independence day they dealt with 28 fire work related fires. officials say they did not have enough resources to respond to all of them. forcing the homeowners to put out the fires by themselves. >> all hours of the night. it does concern me. >> reporter: what are your concerns that you hear those things going on? >> that my house will burn because it is so dry. many will celebrate the fourth of july with a parade. the danville parade is one of the best known and con

the council chambers in oakland city hall. >> how does this make the city of oakland look? >> absolutely ridiculous that we continually conflict black eyes on ourselves. >> reporter: hence the state of discussions between oakland and its baseball team for a new coliseum lease. two weeks ago after 14 months of negotiations between the a's and the city county coliseum joints powers authority there appears to be a deal granting security and latitude to both sides, but the city council now wants more. >> it has been frustrating to have a deal brought to me just a few weeks ago, but learned that there is such an urgency because the a's feel like they have been at the negotiating table for 14 months. >> the city council member would not say this afternoon if she will vote to approve the deal tonight, and she thinks the council should have been in on the negotiations sooner, but the a's want no more delays or changes and they have a big stick. two weeks ago the baseball commissioner gave the team owner permission to leave town if he feels he must. vice mayor serves on the jpa and

statement, they can make any statement they want and we'll do what we think is the best for the city of oakland. >> now, the city council not sure what's in the best interest. they have to vote on a ten-year agreement. right now, there is the councilmembers -- the council members have not been able to come to an agreement. in our next hour of "mornings on 2" when we may expect a decision from the oakland city council. tori? >>> in the meantime, the as host the giants once again tonight. oakland took the first game of the series last night, 5-0. starter jessie chavez pitched six scoreless innings and struck out a career high nine batters. the giants were shut out eight times. >>> sal is gonna have to talk to his buddies. >> the june swoon is continuing into july. >> they do listen to you, sal. and we listen to you, because you have a had the -- because you have a lot of traffic stop. >> the best way to get to the coliseum is-- is b.a.r.t. i agree. tomorrow and the next day, those games will be played in san francisco. let's take a look at westbound bay bridge. speaking of san francisco, getting

. >>> oakland city council is meeting behind closed doors right now to discuss the future of the as. they're considering an agreement that allows the team to stay at the coliseum. the 10-year deal needs the approval of the oakland city council and the alameda county board of supervisors. both the city and attorney and city administrator will brief the council members about this deal while mayor jean caron has said she wants more than the as are offering. the counsel has not said when it will vote on the issue. >>> an agency that pumps water from clear lake expects to declare a water shortage this week because of thick algae growth. officials say the water in the lake is at one of the lowest levels in decades for this time of year. we're in this huge drought as you know. the ka knockty water district is facing higher than usual water demand because of marijuana cultivation. the normal demand for early summer is about 500,000 gallons a day. but this year it has spiked up to 690,000 gallons every day. >>> a mastermind has shown his face for the first time. abc news anchor diane sawyer a

. >>> oakland city officials considering joining a special radio emergency network already being used by cities and police departments and the -- around the east bay. for years police have complained their radios often fail. it even happened during a visit by president obama two years ago. both the police and the firefighters union support switching over to a regional radio system made up of more than 40 government departments in alameda county. >>> it is 7:07. oakland police are clearing up an inaccuracy involving their investigation into mayor jean quan's recent car crash. this video was shot seconds before the mayor's suv collided with another car last month. last friday, a statement issued by the city claimed police investigators found neither driver was using a cell phone at the time of the crash. now police say that investigation was actually inconclusive and they cannot determine if either driver was using a cell phone. police also say they have not been able to determine which vehicle caused the crash but that one of them did run a red light. >>> there's new information about

the a's reach an agreement with the city of oakland. what the team is getting in the deal. and why there's still no guarantee they will stay in oakland. and a north bay wildfire continues to burn. and firefighters still have a lot of work ahead of them. we have the latest next. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. female announcer: sleep train's 4th of july sale dit's going out...with a bang! through sunday, save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and serta icomfort. big savings and interest-free financing? these deals aren't just hot... they're explosive! sleep train's 4th of july sale ends sunday. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ in the north bay, fire crews are

ready to support a new deal to keep the oakland a's at the if said yesterday that she wants the city council to approve the proposed new lease extension. she had hoped the deal.which was just approved by the coliseum board, would have the team commit to a new stadium in the city. but now she is counting on getting that done after the contract is signed. but what is complicating any plans for a new baseball stadium is the raiders call for the demolition of the coliseum to make way for a new football hist city councilman larry reid sits on the colieseum board and voted for the deal to extend the a's lease. in addition to the oakland city council, the alameda county board of supervisor will have to a 98-year old woman is fighting to stay in her long time home. break. 12 shootings in the past 12 days. how one bay area city plans to handle a surge in violent crime.plus we'er watching weather this we're coming up on 4-30. a jury ruled that the dodgers organization was negligent in the beating of san francisco dollars. his family filed the lawsuit to rehabilitation and medical care the call

in the city of oakland. tells us the city council member no vote is what she was authorized to do by the city council. as for the lease agreement among other things $10 million scoreboard at 0 dog coke paid by the athletics investment group. a deal also comes with early termination clause in 2018. that gives it is choose to leave bill across the mall will some of the payment of the remaining lease. give some possibility for a new stadium working with the raiders. >> : fox center turn out there tomorrow will have come back tomorrow night. will have an answer coming up >> : ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. radio announcer: it's mattrebulldog:unters that cloud reminds me of.. radio announcer: a queen size serta pillow top mattress... bulldog: that's it! radio announcer: now on sale for just $597. bulldog: that's a ringer of a deal! radio announcer: mattress discounters 4th of july sale ends

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-year-lease agreement at the coliseum with the oakland a'sa city councilmember decides to takes aim athow the negotiations were handled by her colleagueskron4's haaziq madyun was there in oakland today as sparks began to fly >> reporter: if she cared what was and this deal she could that act was in this deal >> reporter: letting it fly the day before they cast the vote rather are not to approve the 10 year lease agreement with the a's at the coliseum. >> try to learn lessons from what we experienced recently. >> reporter: monroe candid but says the way her colleague has handled the negotiations with the case is that an embarrassment she says would make the city never appear first feature high stick stick patrick >> so that we can do better next time and had a less chaotic negotiating experience creek has been calling on for 14 months but it was brought to the final decision maker like the city council only a few weeks ago >> reporter: both represented the city of oakland during the negotiation process to say shaft is just plain politics. >> someone to not ask for information been calle

oakland 63. belmont, foster city 62. there ask a component of a westerly breeze for most. he key is when you get out to travis. that is is much stronger than yesterday. west at oakland. west at napa. eventually that will win out. clear skies behind that. that is why this is a hybrid of the polar vortex that came in and gave them the cooler temps. 57 in omaha. 57 chicago and record lows are possible in mobile, alabama at 64 degrees. 65 in atlanta. unbelievably cool. 67 sacramento. tropical clouds again starting to move northward. there could be a few isolated showers. i have enhanced this image. peninsula, south bay. north bay you have to wait another day. by tomorrow it's back tonight and morning fog. 60s and 70s and 80s. inland temps arement cooing down. the bay is pretty close. that is because we are starting off so mild to warm. the extended outlook has a cooler pattern. in fact a rather robust cooler pattern. and fog will take us into friday and slightly warmer into the weekend. >>> yahoo cutting in half the amount of stock they will sell when alibaba goes public. yahoo

oakland city council members want to change the agreement and have the a's pay millions of dollars moreay they don't want to renegotiate. the oakland city council is due to publicly talk about that lease extension at a special meeting set for next week. >>> today marks the 100th 100th anniversary of a game changing event for american sports. babe ruth made his major league debut on this day back in 1914. george herman ruth began his legendary big league year as a pitcher for the boston red sox. the babe later changed baseball into america's pastime during his years as a super star slugger for the new york yankees. ruth hit 714 career homers a record that stood until hank aaron finally broke it in 1974. still a legend and 100 years ago. >> that's incredible. >>> time is 8:40. a highway pileup involving nearly ten vehicles and an out of control truck. >> it just seemed like it was in slow motion, like a bad action movie. >> in 8 minutes from now,s driver of that truck talks about what happened. >> reporter: we're live in san jose where hundreds of people are in line to get something free

oakland a's trying to extend their lease at the coliseum. they're trying to get it approved by the board that runs the coliseum, but the city of oakland is stillnot on board. laura anthony is where the a's are still playing a game. laura? >> reporter: they're in the 12th inning and in it looks like negotiations of the coliseum lease. the lease goes into the 14th month, the fans losing their patience. it may be a day of celebration, but a's fans attending today's game found the latest developments coming out of the team's commitment to extend its lease in oakland. >> we're fans and we're not leaving no matter what. >> we're just tired of the on and off of wolf in the city. we need something new. >> they want something new from owner lee wolf before signing onto the deal just yesterday. among the sticking points, let's say he wanted a team committed to stay until the end of 2019, not just 2017. and oakland wants the a's to play 2100. not the current .5 million in the current deal. >> sam roady is an a's fans from san jose who thinks this could be his is he's game. leet get them down, pulling that wind. chris dobbins says they may pull out of the

tara moriarty reports on the increased fire danger and why oakland city officials say illegal fireworks will not be tolerated. >> reporter: they may look tempting bull even sane and sane fireworks are not legal in some cities, oakland being one of them. >> fireworks are illegal. neighbors need to tell neighbors this will not be tolerated. >> reporter: this is a twitter photo sent by firefighters, flames catchth the top of -- catching the top of a palm tree. >> let the community know that we are out there and we're taking a serious approach to the fireworks. >> reporter: fire chief held a forum to talk about the problem. >> it's such a challenge when something is legal in one county but not the next. so we are gonna be reaching out to our state lawmakers to see if we can can't legislate better laws. >> reporter: many people in the oakmoore say they will be on high alert because of a string of fires set mid-june by an arsonist. drought conditions and dry brush have made this a very challenging season. the fire chief hopes her department's presence on the streets this 4th of july will help

because after all, this is oakland. >> i think it's absolutely insane. >> reporter: that was oakland city councilman larry reid summing up his frustration with mayor jean quan's latest attempt to delay the vote on approving a new 10-year lease for the oakland a's to stay in the city. quan wants more time to try to get more money and bigger commitment out of the team to build a new ballpark. >> i think the city of oakland will continue to push these issues. to the point where it's going to frustrate major league baseball even more. >> reporter: then there are the head scratching tactics by mayor quan who first publicly urged passage of the lease. >> we need the city council to approve it as soon as possible. >> reporter: then she turned around and privately asked the council to delay the vote in an effort to get more from the a's. >> reporter: but you know, it's not the first time or the last time we do that. >> reporter: no kidding. for the past month, they have been batting it between them like a ping pong ball. at one point major league baseball even gave the a's permission to leave tow

more of the same in the years to come. >> finally it is a deal. >> after week of stop and start oakland city leaders announce a deal to keep the a's in oakland at least for the near future basically done. >> this deal earns 20 million dollars for the taxpayers as well as preserving over 1,000 jobs in oakland. >> managing partner wolf released this statement quote we appreciate the cooperation and effort of oakland city officials in the process and optimistic that our negotiations have led to fair and mutually beneficial relationship. that said city officials acknowledge they still don't have any signed paperwork from the a's but the daily cost for 10 year lease extension at the coliseum and it includes improvement to the facility. 20 million dollars in revenue to the city. 1.6 million dollar penalty to the team if they break the lease. and they quote good faith agreement from the wolf to try to build a new stadium for the a's in oakland. >> i love it. i think it's awesome. sooner they start the better. that's how i feel. >> the deal must still be approved by the joint powers authority in the

last week most of oakland city council was against the extension. alameda county s. s are due to vote -- alameda county supervisors are due to vote on that issue. >>> francisco lopez and anthony pled not guilty yesterday to assault and battery charges. the judge would not allow their faces to be shown. investigators say the fight began when someone thought rutgers daughter was video taping one of them vomiting on the sidewalk. defense attorneys say rutgers was rushed by a group of people and he was defending himself and daughter when he threw a punch. >> i think when all is said and done, it will not look nearly as seriously. >> generally speaking any time you have video, it really helps the prosecution. it really shows every single thing that occurred and it really helps in presenting the case to a judge and jury. >> prosecutors say rutger is on probation for selling marijuana and lopez for firing a gun. >>> time is 6:39. from politics to the high-tech industry, new reports that jay carney is being considered for a top public relations job at apple. carney resigned

of the public at the meeting saying the deal does not do enough for the city. >> what is the city of oakland getting in return besides a brand-new scoreboard? nothing. >> reporter: of course, that the not the way the team owner believes, saying we believe this agreement works well for the city and county taxpayers, the team, a's fans and all involved. they still have to agree to this deal. with relive in oakland, derek shore, nbc news. >>> san jose has been trying for years to get the as to move south. where does this new agreement leave the city? san jose is locked in a lawsuit over the right to bring the as to the south bay. they say the agreement isn't iron clad and the as can still leave. >> they continue to be a knock june in the contract. we all expect it will take several amounts of time in san jose. it really doesn't affect our schedule. i'm glad we have time that they will be in the bay area. the song goes, if you can't be with the one you love, love the one you are with. >> there will be a ruling in august or september. >> that will clear up the a's future. >>> still ahead, a new l

on tuesday, july 8th, the oakland city council's community is hearing a city- commissioned p.m., holda press conference at 1 p.m., then attend the committee meeting to testify press conference: oakland city 1:30 p.m onwards committee it will be more cool tomorrow. temperatures of ride around average maybe even below. capt. which is right now are in the '50s and '60s 57 oakland as a mouse pad is any active 67 degrees. the real-life '70s and '80s today and east bay will have no '90s temperatures will cool down quite a bit upper 80s. sematech is 74 is at today 64 in san francisco. >>: with so that the cars in dublin are now on the show ran and not backing up any lengths that is within the dublin a will keep you posted if there any delays on that. is sematech a commute the concede traffic in both directions are moving very smoothly at the site of the drought is taking a toll on lawns and gardens. but one east bay water district has come up with a novel way to stay green 'and' conserve. a brown bear and two cubs attacked a woman jogging near a popular alaskan campground on monday. susanne

oakland had a wide spread electric trolley system called the key system that took riders to many bay area cities including san francisco. it was dismantled about 60 years ago. now oakland is looking at an updated version that would run a line that goes from the amtrak station at jack london square up to broadway. >> and that would be clean and green and not used fossil fuel. but it would also bring back us to the future. >> the idea is being explored through a $300,000 cal trans grant. if there is federal money available, the streetcars could be running again in oakland by 2017. >>> happening today low income families can register to receive free school supplies. parents can sign up their children for backpacks filled with calculators, papers, crayons, pencils, and pens. they will start interviewing parents about their needs starting at 4:00 and signups will take place at sacred heart on first street? san jose. the backpacks will be handed out next month. >> already talking about school supplies. >> i know. >>> time is 4:38. coming up a sonoma county jewelry store owner fights back about two sis

the oakland city council thought they could give more money out of it. at proposal bill in front of the city council today. not everybody is completely happy with it. we did have a chance to talk with >>scott: hagerty ought to live of a weapon of the vellum also he loses a great bill for a revived.. when i first sat downh the a's and the sheer love favela i knew we could not renegotiate they were gone. they said if you do not approve this bill we're out of fear 51 to approve a franchise pay i i. soe some development looking very high down a san jose them travel if will give bill because there and fanfare tour.ijnn giant f. >>: sentenced to 194 years in prison for molesting boys in the 1990s. the judge imposed consecutive sentences for 53-year-old gordon blake, who was convicted last judge john w. kennedy said the sexual abuse was "particularly callous and cruel." blake was active in local politics and twice ran for statethe case came to light when a contra costa county jail inmate told police and prosecutors that he was molested by blake. came forward and

. >> the oakland city council will vote on a lease extension for the a's at the oakland coliseum and cording to the "san francisco chronicle" the mayor quan is asking the city council members to delay the vote. >> derrick jeter got the lead off the final all-star game and went on to beat the natural league in minneapolis last night. the baseball regular season resumes on friday and the giants play in miami and the a's host baltimore orioles. >>> a moist morning with thick drizzle and occasional shower moving through the north bay. tracking it all with live doppler 7 hd i will tell you where, where it is going and the big warming trend for the weekend. >>> seven, you can see we have quite a few cars coming in toward san francisco from emeryville and we are hooking at quiet conditions with a sig-alert in holster and i will have that ahead. >>> a greening father's request received an overpeople withing response from people if total strangers from all over the word. any than's daughter lived only six weeks spending her entire life in the hospital. this is the only pert he had. the ohio fa

oakland city council members are still trying to decide whether to approve a lease deal that could keep the a's at the coliseum through 2024. the proposed lease would not require the a's to vacate the coliseum enough after the 2016 season. >>> the wife of a state treasurer is involving with a fractured vertebrae in a southern california hospital and posted on facebook she accidently slipped or tripped on a narrow spiral staircase on saturday and taken to southern california for care. she has been in recovery for meth addiction since she resigned from the alameda county board of supervisors two years ago after a drug and cement scandal. >> san francisco resident could have a new pack in russian hill. the san francisco public utilities commission took a step to transferring an abandoned reservoir to the recreation and park department which is prime real estate in one of the most pricey neighbors. this was talk of developing housing but neighbors pushed for a mark. the mayor and the board need to approve the deal which would have the city paying $10 million. >>> there is were more ahead at

. >>> it is now up to the oakland city council whether to approve a controversial deal for the a's. >> last week the joint coliseum powers authority approved a lease extension that could keep the a's in oakland for ten more years. as kpix 5's da lin reports the play by play is on going drama. this is the first of what could be many hurdles. >> vice chair reed. >> yes. >> six yeses. >> and two noes. >> and the motion passes. >> major league baseball had everything to do with the passage. initially all four oakland leaders on the board were planning to strike down the lease extension. a late night e-mail to city leaders warned if the lease is voted down major league baseball was ready to play hardball. we will immediately be allowed to seek a temporary or permanent location outside the city of oakland. the mlb confirmed the threat this morning and that was enough to convince councilman larry reed to change his vote from no to yes. >> i think major league baseball is very serious. i don't think they were setting up smoke screens, i think they meant what they said. >> before the the vote,

. >>> alameda county supervisors will approve the 10-year lease for the oakland a's. the cityised the terms last week before voting "yes" on the new deal to keep the a's at the coliseum. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest most reliable internet, period. [ heart beating ] xfinity internet from comcast. double the speed. [ heart beats ] >>> good morning. liza battalones here still very slow traffic over at the bay bridge toll plaza where we have had two accidents this morning. the accidents are now gone but traffic is still backed up from the foot of the maze with the metering lights on. san mateo bridge it is now beginning to slow down. you can see that heavy traffic in the westbound direction. now heavy from the toll plaza to midspan. and heading toward the altamont pass, a few brake lights leaving tracy. here's lawrence. >>> a lot o

. >>> new at 10:00, the oakland city council is still meeting and debating whether to join a regional police and fire radio system. for years oakland police have complained that their radios are prone to fail. it even happened when president obama was in town a couple of years ago. just last week the city's finance committee approved money to join the regional radio system that more than 40 other departments use in alameda county. supporters of the regional system say they're confident they have the votes to support the change. the oakland city council is expected to vote before tonight's meeting adjourns. >>> now to the peninsula where a woman says she was grabbed and groped and police are trying to find the man who did it. police in mountain view say it reportedly happen sunday night on church street at pioneer memorial park. the woman told police she was walking home just before 11:00 p.m. when a man grabbed her from behind and groped her. she struggled and that man ran away into the park. >>> 194 years in prison. that was the sentence today for a man from brentwood who was convict

tribute is urging oakland city council to reject a ten year extension for the a's. the current proposal simply buy is the a's more time to buy a new ballpark but they wanted to tear down the old one and open a new one in the sports complex. >>> time now 4:39 a popular landmark turned into a crime scene. coming up, the attack has people asking terrorists for help. >> i heard two extreme lie loud screams for help. >> they are pleading for a mother in the street in palo alto. >>> we have a decent commute and we will tell you the rest that. >>> this will impact our temperatures coming up. ♪ 737. 737. right there? you guessed it. how do we save on operational costs? with the world's largest fleet of boeing 737's. one of the many ways we bring you $69 airfares. limited time sale fares starting as low as $69 one-way. if it matters to you, it matters to us. book now at southwest.com. ♪ . >>> the state of emergency has been declared for east new york. winds and storms killed some people and one house was ripped from its foundation. the national weather service i