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said in an official statement the gist is after 4 years of negotiations between the team and the city of oaklandys the city is moving too slowly on approving the team's plans for the proposed howard terminal ball park downtown they've instructed the a's to quote, explore other markets while they continue to pursue a waterfront ballpark in oakland, end quote. the team also made clear that the current coliseum site is not an option for their vision of the future of baseball. so to figure out what this really might mean for the future of the a's. i spoke to team president dave kaval today. >> we've got hundreds of community meetings, spent 10's of millions of dollars. you know, as the commissioner said, you know, he's very positive about our efforts. but we still have not seen the type of response that we need. and so we still we're not giving up yet. we still want to see if we can make this happen in oakland. but people need to understand that, you know, we're down to our last couple at-bats and this is a critical moment to see if we can make it work in oakland and because the time so tight. we ne

: time is running out for oakland city leaders if they want to keep their last remaining professional sports team in oakland. the a's president says while the team is not 100% giving up on their plans for the new waterfront ballpark, the team is also looking at other cities to move to. the question now is how are oakland city leaders going to respond to the threat? >> we need to have options, and we're running out of time at the current site, which is way passed its useful life. >> reporter: anywhere but here. that is the sentiment from the oakland a's president and mlb commissioner rob manfred who gave the a's his blessing. start looking for a new home. >> building at the coliseum site is not an option. >> reporter: the mlb wants new stadiums in downtown urban areas like san francisco's oracle park. the team is calling on the oakland city council to approve the team's proposal for the $1 billion privately funded howard terminal stadium. critics blasted that sight saying it is an environmental nightmare and an expenive mistake. >> even if we got a vote of the city council this summer,

the objective is to keep baseball in the city of oakland. do not let egos get in the way despite the threat from baseball today. >> big egos and big price text. >>> fire crews are mopping up after brushfire broke out near lake elizabeth at central park. only one acre burn. it is unclear what started it. >>> a red flag warning was listed ahead of schedule. hears more amount from chief meteorologist paul heggen. >> currently it is still very dry out there as we look at the inland portions of the east bay. that is not why the red flag warning was lifted. it is because the wind is not as strong. it is an onshore wind across the board that will bring a little bit moisture farther inland. it could be a slow process but it is starting to kick in and that onshore wind will bring that cool down to the bay area. we will track that it take a look ahead at the weekend coming up in a few minutes. >>> now to drought emergency. s the russian river. the biggest source of water for the county. tonight sonoma water board will discuss cutting down the river pu

by oakland city council member carol, fight the policing alternatives.ndations put together by the re imagining public safety task force which the council member says focuses on proactive crime reduction funding the things that. >> with stop crime from happening in first place. it is being proactive on the front in investing in things like early childhood education. health care services affordable housing homelessness gender based violence restorative justice, things that people need on the front to deter crime from happening on the back in. >> well, any of this funding come from for its diverted from the oakland police department. that is the whole obviously these programs strike me as something that is positive. >> the question is, is it going to be at the expense all public safety and be part of that defund the police russia. now the president of the oakland police officers association barry donelan suggest instead of reducing opd is budget to fund the policing alternatives. the council uses federal dollars to fund the programs. i think the american r

the oakland city council will take up a vote on whether or not to build a new stadium for the oakland a's. thanks for joining us tonight on kron 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan for pam moore. >> this week. major league baseball did caused quite a commotion after. is to begin officially looking for a new home away from oakland. this is after years of trying to get a new waterfront stadium in oakland for more crime force. theresa joins us from alameda, teresa. >> why, katherine, there's been so much back and forth. so we want to just sort it out now. i'm here in alameda because behind me, that is the backside of howard terminal and that is where the a's want to build this. these are the latest renderings from the a's on the 12 billion dollar waterfront ballpark and development. the team wants to build a tower terminal. it would feature at 35,000 square foot ballpark to replace the coliseum. it would also include 3,000 units of affordable housing. one 0.5 million square feet for office space. plus retail space and a 400 room hotel. needless to say this is a huge plan.

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

and that's to continue negotiations with the city of oakland. some good news. the city has finally scheduled a vote. that's coming up on july 20th and that couple said is a date to circle on the calendar. >> we have a vision that includes a privately financed ballpark, you know, commercial center, you know, housing including affordable housing. and i think the question is whether or not that, you know, you are vision comes to a reality whether or not we kind of continue along the current path, which is an area that has been under invested in and that's a decision a public policy decision that the city is going to need to make. you know, we're strongly advocating for our project, which we think is a real winner and that will keep us in oakland for many generations to come and we'll do everything we can to get success in july. >> we talked to some fans out here outside the coliseum. surprisingly mixed results. of course, there was someone who told me he'd be absolutely heartbroken at the team left. but another person said he understands that the team has done pret

and new details from the fight to keep the a's in oakland after city council members reach out to major league baseball. we have the latest development in the effort to build a new ballpark. >> good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us for kron 4 news at 8. i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. and i'm ken wayne tonight. california is waiting to hear from state leaders about updated face mask guidelines. this comes a day after the cdc announced. >> fully vaccinated. people do not need to wear masks outdoors or indoors in california, though masks are still required for those unvaccinated. and in indoor settings. governor gavin newsome address the change today. >> have to answer all the questions you would be asking us how do you enforce what does it look like in the schools. teachers wear them. but the kids wear teachers don't. what happens when you starbucks is we're going to continue doing better. you can acquire forsman and businesses are not. i mean it that there's a whole host of complexities that we all have to work through who are on the phone with cdc last night. we've be

but kron four's haaziq spoke with an oakland city council member who is open to non police solutions to this ongoing problem. >> how 11 you're looking at video of vehicles being directed off up southbound 8, 80 freeway in oakland saturday in the distance. you see patrol cars with their lights flashing waiting for them to exit opd says these cars were coming into town to participate in illegal sideshows. but the vehicles got stop before could happen on sunday. the sideshow enforcement continues. oakland police chief leronne armstrong fortunate for us to city council, authorized funding to deploy a full time sideshow detail on the they were able to tow 24 vehicles arrests. 8 people and recovered 3 firearms. thoughts about the key role, the oakland police helicopter played in this weekend sideshow enforcement. it helps prevent us from engaging in pursuits. >> proceeds can be dangerous. they pose a risk to the public. you also can better understand. where the side channels are current. sometimes we've seen happened in multiple locations. >> and then the other parties around alternatives.

now to a major development out of the east bay tonight kron 4 has learned the oakland city council will take up a vote on whether to approve a new stadium for the oakland athletics. this on the heels of that tweet from major league baseball saying they would allow the a's to explore other options. kron four's. terisa stasio has more on that big news for the a's today. >> there's been so much back and forth on this project. but here's the very latest. so we're going to sort it out for you. so we're here in alameda because behind me that is the backside of howard terminal and that is where the oakland a's want to build this. these are the latest renderings from the a's on the 12 billion dollar waterfront ballpark and development. the team wants to build a tower terminal. it would feature 35,000 square foot ballpark to replace the coliseum. it would also include 3,000 units of affordable housing. 1.5 million square feet for office space. plus retail space and a 400 room hotel. needless to say this is a huge plan. i spoke with the a's president just a few weeks ago, he said that they were f

if it happens here we will call it out. >> in oakland the city is implementing a pilot program this fall called the community responders of oakland. it will operate under the fire department but the teams will be made of social workers were psychologist that will respond to mental health calls instead of police. the same story and san jose. in october the police department created a mobile crisis response team that connects officers and qualified to nations -- clinicians. >> it is mandated protocol. as for san francisco, reform measures started being implemented in 2016 with changes to their use of force policy. >> things like abolishing the chokehold or carotid, not shooting at moving vehicles. >> in the last at the department stopped releasing booking photos. >> we constantly look at looking photos. in people's minds, this is we are humans, you start associating people with crime. >> is that she pointed out, the changes are small steps in the short term. >> i don't think there is a finish line with reform. that is to be honest. you have to constantly reinvent yourself. we put in an inf

is the city of oakland gun shy? >> absolutely! absolutely, dan. the county wants nothing to do with sports. the city is very gun shy. it has cost them over $100 million. $10 million a year was going out. we need services like police and fire instead it was going to pay off the raiders dead. there was a debacle that led to an end in the state of california of deals like this. would we have here? we have a compromise. they will build the ballpark. they will build the apartments but they are going to need some help with the infrastructure. the cost of that is still pretty high. that has slowly. dan, look. nobody wants to lose the a's. politically you don't want to do that. given the choice between losing the a's are being around after you get the tab for it, sometimes they lost the road warriors, they lost their raiders. sometimes you say that is the way it goes. we'll see between now and july what happens. >> it is about the tab for years to come. >> thank you. we have sent out push alerts when this first broke as the a's looking at moving at 11:45 t

jumpy and cars driving getting selected. >> in a statement, oakland city council president nikki bassthey take safety concerns very seriously in the lakeshore avenue. cul de sac and points to the installation of speed bumps and the no parking zone along the lake between steps that have been taken to combat the late night gatherings. one neighbor says speed bumps have helped. >> there's a lot less people just revving their engines and speeding up and down the street because of that. but one neighbor posting this message on nextdoor complaining about the shooting says. >> the no parking zone isn't helping quote, so parking enforcement is going to drive by at 03:00am handing out tickets. it means that all the spaces are just ready for as many people who want to come and party all night. a consultant working on behalf of some lakeshore residents agrees that the no parking zone isn't worth much without enforcement. >> well, the problem is that party starts well before too. and nobody's going to leave just because 2 o'clock. came about, especially when they know that there is no enforcement

by oakland city council member carol, fight the policing alternatives. i recommendations put together by the re imagining public safety task force which the council member says focuses proactive crime reduction funding the things that. >> with stop crime from happening in first place. it is being proactive on the front in investing in things like early childhood education. health care services affordable housing homelessness gender based violence restorative justice. >> things that people need on the front to deter crime from happening on the back >> well, any of this funding come from for its diverted from the oakland police department. that is the whole obviously these programs strike me as something that is positive. >> the question is, is it going to be at the expense all public safety and be part of that defund the police. russia. now the president of the oakland police officers association barry donelan suggest instead of reducing opd is budget to fund the policing alternatives. the council uses federal dollars to fund the programs. i think the ame

back to normal at u c village and downtown. >> in albany, michelle kingston, kron 4 news 5.49 in oakland city leaders say they are not ready to vote on the new waterfront ballpark for the a's. >> this after major league baseball and the a's really put the pressure on the city because they got the green light to move on. and look and other host cities. if the stadium's rejected they're threatening to move. they released their plans for their 12 billion dollars. privately financed stadium complex. really whole neighborhood and they released this 3 weeks ago. but the oakland city council has not taken a vote on this plan. councilmember noel gallo believes that now is not the time for a vote. >> 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 budget process. now and certainly the information and whether see environmental issues. the transportation issues. the cooperation within community. it's not there. there's a lot of pushback by within the port of open by some of the businesses that are there and some of the commu

kron 4 has learned the oakland city council will take up a vote on whether to build a new stadium for the oakland athletics earlier this week, a major league baseball did cause a quite a stir. they announced. >> on twitter that they would allow the a's to officially begin looking elsewhere. sounds like they've been doing that. but this after years of the team trying to get a new ballpark for more crime forced to re. so stasio joins us live from alameda teresa. >> well, hi, catherine. and and i we're hearing now we did because we want to kind of give you a vantage point behind me over there is howard terminal and that is where the a's want to build this. take a look at these. these are the latest renderings from the a's on the waterfront the multi multi-million dollar stadium. the team wants to build at howard terminal. i spoke with these president just a few weeks ago and he said they were frustrated because they want of the oakland city council to put on their july meeting. a vote on their financial plan which spells out how they want to use private funds to build the stadium. then t

by oakland city council member carol, fight the policing alternatives. i recommendations put together by the re imagining public safety task force which the council member says focuses on proactive crime reduction funding the things that. >> with stop crime from happening in first place. it is being proactive on the front in investing in things like early childhood education. health care services affordable housing homelessness gender based violence restorative justice, things that people need on the front to deter crime from happening on the back in. >> well, any of this funding come from for its diverted from the oakland police department. that is the whole obviously these programs strike me as something that is positive. >> the question is, is it going to be at the expense all public safety and be part of that deformed. the police. russia. now the president of the oakland police officers association barry donelan suggest instead of reducing opd is budget to fund the policing alternatives. the council uses federal dollars to fund the programs. i think

city college. there are a couple other options. take a look at this. on monday you ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland will start offering vaccines to teens some cvs pharmacies and safe ways are also offering pfizer to anyone 12 years and older and here at the sea es s city college. no insurance is needed. but one worker tells me that if a parent comes with their child. a parent will need to come from the child's information and age. and it's best if you bring some form of identification to make that process easier. they'll start scheduling appointments starting here at 08:00am well, back to you. >> alright camila. i'm sure we'll hear from some of those folks as the day goes on. thanks for that live report. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news governor newsom announced the state's new 268 billion dollar budget plan going to find out what he's hoping to accomplish with all that money. plus a look inside here, why experts warn it might not be the last one. we'll see this year. stick with us. this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from

is one step closer to reality now that the oakland city council approves funding for community alternatives to policing today. kron four's madyun spoke with the council member behind the resolution. >> in a unanimous vote. the oakland city council approves funding community alternatives to policing and resolution introduced by oakland city council member carol, fight the policing alternatives. i recommendations put together by the re imagining public safety task force which the council member says focuses on proactive crime reduction funding the things that. >> with stop crime from happening in first place. it is being proactive on the front in investing in things like early childhood education. health care services, affordable housing homelessness solutions. gender based violence restorative justice. >> things that people need. >> on the front to deter crime from happening on the back in. >> well, any of this funding come from for its diverted from the oakland police department. that is the whole obviously these programs strike me as some

major development in oakland at the oakland a's drama tonight learned the open city council will take a vote. a vote whether to approve a new stadium for the oakland a's. this comes days after major league baseball gave the team. >> the green light to officially explore other options. kron four's terisa stasio has the story. >> and there's been so much back and forth on this project. but here's the very latest. so we're going to sort it out for you. so we're here in alameda because behind me that is the backside of howard terminal and that is where the oakland a's want to build this. these are the latest renderings from the a's on the 12 billion dollar waterfront ballpark and development. the team wants to build a tower terminal. it would feature 35,000 square foot ballpark to replace the coliseum. it would also include 3,000 units of affordable housing. 1.5 million square feet for office space. plus retail space and a 400 room hotel. needless to say this is a huge plan. i spoke with the a's president just a few weeks ago, he said that they were frustrated because they wanted the oakl

by oakland city council member carol, fight the policing alternatives. i recommendations put together by the re imagining public safety task force which the council member says focuses proactive crime reduction funding the things that. >> with stop crime from happening in first place. it is being proactive on the front in investing in things like early childhood education. health care services affordable housing homelessness gender based violence restorative justice, things that people need on the front to deter crime from happening on the back in. >> well, any of this funding come from for its diverted from the oakland police department. that is the whole obviously these programs strike me as something that is positive. >> the question is, is it going to be at the expense all public safety and be part of that deformed. the police. russia. now the president of the oakland police officers association barry donelan suggest instead of reducing opd is budget to fund the policing alternatives. the council uses federal dollars to fund the programs. i think the

. >> in a statement oakland city council president nikki bass as they take safety concerns very seriously in the lakeshore avenue. cul de sac and points to the installation of speed bumps and the no parking zone along the lake between steps that have been taken to combat the late night gatherings. one neighbor says speed bumps have helped. >> there's a lot less people just revving their engines and speeding up and down the street because of that. but one neighbor posting this message on nextdoor complaining about the shooting says. >> the no parking zone isn't helping quote, so parking enforcement is going to drive by at 03:00am handing out tickets. it means that all the spaces are just ready for as many people who want to come and party all night. a consultant working on behalf of some lakeshore residents agrees that the no parking zone isn't worth much without enforcement. >> well, the problem is that party starts well before too. and nobody's going to leave just because 2 o'clock. came about, especially when they know that there is no enforcement of that ordinance. >> welcome police an

if it happens here, we will call it out. >> in oakland the city is implementing a pilot program this fall. it will operate under the fire department the teams will be made of social health workers and psychologists. in october the police department created a mobile crisis response team that connects officers and qualified conditions to respond to mental health calls. the program is mandated protocol between the . has for san francisco reform measures started being implemented in csu. chained to their use of force policy park >> things like abolishing chokehold or carotid. not shooting vehicles. >> in the last using booking photos. >> in people's minds, we are humans, you start associating people with crime. >> is the chief pointed out these changes are small short term. >> i don't think there is a finish line with reform. i will be honest with you. you have to constantly reinvent yourself. we put in an infrastructure to do that. >> real reform will take time.>>> there were celebrations of life and from minneapolis to new york, to here in the bay area. cornell bernard was in oakland w

>> we spent 4 1/2 years working with the city of oakland on this project. we have given everything we have to make it work at all the key time holders. the governor has certified the project. we really need the city council of oakland who is the lead agency to weigh in and hopefully have a positive vote. it is taking so long i think the commissioner and we agree with him we need to have other options because we are running out of time. we can't even keep the lights on some days. we need to make sure the franchise has a landing zone somewhere if it doesn't out. >> all right. again, i just want to make sure i got this straight. you're telling me the a's will put up all of the money for this, the payback will come on the back end once the project is complete? the city of oakland would have to come up with zero for you to put a shovel in the ground? am i correct? >> all we are asking for is for them to go at it one day or another. >> you really need the council to act on this. what is your message to the fans? it is a little tenuous right now. >> i think it is i

dialogue with lee commissioners and for the oakland a's these have been occurring since 2019, las vegas is excited. they're trying to. >> you know, the big league city and and i'm sure she has great leadership like our mayor schaff here in oakland that wants to make things better for city. so it's just frustrating hear for the loss. the warriors got the raiders to las vegas and now, you know, potentially could lose is a lot so that's that's really frustrating. but not everyone believes the a's are really committed to the city they've played in for over 50 years. to me. i think turn they pick that site because it is a all of the most impossible site built. >> ignacio de la fuente who was an oakland city council member for 21 years and is still a member of the coliseum authority. thanks despite the team's both time and 10's of millions of dollars on this project. the team has had their sights set on moving on not to have good. >> you know, argument, the miscues, you know, we tried everything you know, we tried everything. we tried to bill. the state in an open and unfortunately hasn't happened. so thank you very much. the a's have said they want the c

city should hold them up. the bay area council says oakland has a lot at stake. economic standpoint, it's really important to keep the a's and get this project done and a lot of people existing jobs as well as future jobs depend on it. they shouldn't be pressured by major league baseball. but opponents with the east oakland stadium, alliance and shipping companies say a ballpark at the port would hurt the industrial area. we have 325,000 truck moves at that facility. you're right now. on dit provides critical infrastructure. by oakland mayor libby, shop's spokesman said quote today statement makes clear that the on lee viable path to keeping the a's rooted in oakland is a ballpark on the waterfront. mayor shaft is calling on the community to come together to try and find a way to find a fiscally responsible waterfront project. frank jana katsuyama live force. thank you, governor newsome today announced a new $12 billion spending plan. to try to tackle the homeless crisis here in our state, get two political reporter greg lee has details now of the governor's plan

oakland police say they now account for nearly one quarter of the gun seized in the city. ce say the guns are playing a major role in the rise in deadly violence we've seen in oakland. over the past year. the danville police chief is scheduled to give details to the town council today on how police officers are selected and then trained. the council requested this information after an officer who serves danville shot and killed two men in separate incidents. danville contracts with contra costa county sheriff's office for police services, the sheriff's office had cleared deputy andrew hall of any wrongdoing in the 2008 shooting of lattimer arboleda, but new questions about hall were then raised after he shot and killed another man, tyrone. wilson back in march. the alameda city council is looking into changing its policing policies after an oakland man died in alameda police custody last month 26 year old mario gonzalez died while he was restrained by alameda police, according to the east bay times. the proposed changes do include having mental health workers go out on cert

the president of the oakland 68 is determined to keep the team right here in the bay area. >> you know, for first and foremost where 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 and we still support them. we still want them to build this ballpark and open. so that's the way we feel. learn. >> well, now the oakland city council is scheduled to vote on the ballpark proposal on july 20th. they're down but not out. the warriors are coming home for one last chance to make the playoffs. this after losing to the lakers in the play in tournament game last night. now the game is at the staples center. los angeles turn out to be a competitive match up. steph curry scored 37 points and the warriors really by halftime. but then lebron james and the lakers make a furious comeback in the 2nd half of isis. the game with the dagger 3 in the final minute. final score was one of 3, 1, 1, puts up lakers, 100 lakers that was close. >> his postgame reaction staff coach kerr. take a listen. >> they scored a guy's really, really. just competed couldn't be more

oakland police chief leronne armstrong fortunate for us to city council, authorized funding to deploy a full time sideshow detail on the they were able to tell 24 vehicles arrests, 8 people and recovered 3 firearms and then 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. >> well, he applauds opd sigal enforcement efforts oakland city council member laura taylor says he is open to finding a non police solution to this age old problem. you know. >> 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 that happens, it remain a law enforcement issue. the enforcement effort has been raised. >> our officers are prepared to manage these events and that we're going

but his responsibility is to the people of oakland the financial some not very it the way it stands. you're asking the city of oakland at this time to to put in 900 million dollars. >> just for infrastructure and at the same time there's a lot of pushback by within the port of open by some of the businesses that are there and some of the community members. but at the same time, i have a site this completely ready to rebuild this stadium over at the coliseum and certainly the city of open with cooperate in many different ways the oakland a's said we were to stay at the coliseum rebuilt. he says he needs further clarification on many questions about the waterfront site that need to be answered. >> before he's ready to vote. maureen kelly kron 4 news. as you heard him say >> not going to vote for it at the moment. the oakland a's, by the way, holding on to the best record in the american league with 23 winds today. actually they're looking to try and sweep the boston red sox yesterday to start the game was their picture. james caprio he got his first major league start since undergoing tommy john surgery back

meantime, oakland city leaders.ome of them say that they are not ready to vote on the new waterfront ballpark that the a's insist on having otherwise. they are ready to walk and that has been the big controversy this week as they're talking about moving out of oakland and that would be a huge loss for oakland. as you know. here's the water park that they want. they don't want to go into coliseum. they don't want to fix up coliseum they want this 12 billion dollars privately financed, sort of like complex a whole little city unto itself that they say would really benefit the city of oakland, but at least one oakland city, councilman is not convinced. >> 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. there's a lot of pushback by within the port of open by some of the businesse

dialogue with lee commissioners and for the oakland a's these have been occurring since 2019, las vegas is excited. they're trying to. >> you know, the big league city and and i'm sure she has great leadership like our mayor schaff here in oakland that wants to make things better for city. so it's just frustrating hear them for the loss. the warriors got the raiders to las vegas and now, you know, potentially could lose is a lot so that's that's really frustrating. but not everyone believes the a's are really committed to the city they've played in for over 50 years. to me. i think our turn they pick that side because is a all of the most impossible site built. >> ignacio de la fuente who was an oakland city council member for 21 years and is still a member of the coliseum authority. thanks despite the team's both time and 10's of millions of dollars on this project. the team has had their sights set on moving on not to have the. >> you know, argument, the miscues, you know, we tried everything you know, we tried everything. we tried to build a stadium gun and unfortunately hasn't happened. so thank you very much. the a's have said they want the cit

in oakland, it will be at pacific renaissance communities united rally at central park in san mateo. in union city, there is a protect our elders event. they'll be passing out safety kits to seniors at birdhouse beer garden on smith street. all rallies begin at 11:00 this morning. >>> also this morning, oakland police are investigating the beating of an 80-year-old man who was assaulted and robbed while on his way home. these pictures released yesterday show this man, jose, after he was brutally attacked. he was stopped at a red light two blocks from his west oakland home when he noticed a car speeding behind him. it ended up rear-ending him. two of the four men inside got out and started beating him. the other two ransacked the car, looking for things to steal, and then joined in beating the man. he has a gash on his nose, he's now missing two teeth. jose's granddaughter, who wants to remain anonymous, likens this attack to the recent attack on asian elders. >> i understand the asian community and the seniors that are going through the hate crimes, but honestly, i feel like there's been a lot of

but his responsibility is to the people of oakland the financial some not very it the way it stands. you're asking the city of oakland at this time to to put in 900 million dollars just for the infrastructure and at the same time there's a lot of pushback by within the port of open by some of the businesses that are there and some of the community members. but at the same time, i have a site this completely ready to rebuild this stadium over at the coliseum and certainly the city of open with cooperate in many different ways the oakland a's said if we were to stay at the coliseum and we built. he says he needs further clarification on many questions about the waterfront site that need to be answered. >> before he's ready to vote. maureen kelly kron 4 news. all right. well, you can stay up to date on the latest developments on the future of the a's by scanning the qr code. >> on your screen with your mobile device. it's going to take you to the kron 4 sports page there. you can get the latest on not just the a's but also other bay area sports teams. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news and asian americ

. >> 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. >> that's correct. that's correct. >> we definitely want howard terminal just to to to see this. the city become a world class city that deserves to be in and we deserve something great like this. well. >> however, not everyone is on board with building a new stadium on the waterfront opponents to the howard terminal site say they believe it will saddle oakland taxpayers with infrastructure costs for a new stadium in development complex that they say will negatively impact the seaport on july 20th, the oakland city council has scheduled a long-awaited vote on the new ballpark proposal. haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> when the warri

dan thorn kron 4 >> thank you, dan concerns about safety are mounting in the city of oakland.s police now investigate 2 homicides in nearly a dozen shootings that happened in just a 13 hour span recently. the 2 killings happened in the overnight hours of friday morning. but the violence continued into the next day leaving another. >> 8 people wounded. >> for those people were shot on a cul de sac right off lake merritt. our current course morning, kelly reports that neighbors have been complaining about loud overnight parties there. they want more enforcement. >> this of the shooting that left 3 men and one woman wounded along lake merritt on the 1400 block of lakeshore avenue. one neighbor who was started out of bed with the gunshots describes what he saw when he came outside is building lot of people in the street. of course, there's often a lot of people partying in the street. usually. >> making noise but not a. gunshots and people were just fleeing every direction. jump cars driving getting out best they could. in a statement, oakland city council president nikki bass as

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 see this city become a world class city that deserves to be in and we deserve something great like this. well. >> however, not everyone is on board with building a new stadium on the waterfront opponents to the howard terminal site say they believe it will settle oakland taxpayers with infrastructure costs for a new stadium in development complex that they say will negatively impact the seaport on july 20th, the oakland city council has scheduled a long-awaited vote on the new ballpark proposal. haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >> keep your kids safe online. the new tools tiktok is offeri

cavil says he is happy that the oakland city council is finally voting on the waterfront ballpark onh saying that the 2027 opening day could still be a challenge. he also told ktvu that despite rumors the a's are not considering portland as a new home and that the team is not for sale, or it's still to come tonight, a woman out for a jog, reportedly sexually assaulted at gunpoint and tonight the reward oakland police is offering in the search for a suspect plus why thousands of former google employees. they're suing the company. they want to work for, and two asian american employees that zuckerberg san francisco general hospital assaulted why that suspect. is hey, sandwich fan! new denny's melts belong in your hands. patty melt's a classic. big dipper, fantastic. nashville hot chicken: bombastic! four melts, grilled to please. and now you can join our team! apply at denny's today. information about a sexual assault that happened in the oakland hills. police say a woman told officers that a stranger approached her while she was jogging along joaquin miller road around nine o'clock on

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 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. >> 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 they have proposed. but again, council members saying that they still have so many on answered questions. >> so no answers right now. here in oakland, theresa kron 4 news. >> you can stay up to date on the latest developments with the oakland a's on our website. all you have to do right now take your mobile device. can that picture of the qr code you see right there in the middle of your screen that will take you directly to the kron 4 sports page from there. you can get the latest ne

peaceful rallies planned including in oakland. city sent a letter to locals and businesses warning of possible property destruction. the police department says it's ready. >> majority have always been peaceful and expect that and hopefully people continue peaceful protests. >> opd says more officers will be on patrol. >>> new mural showcasing lgbtq history and culture, on the side of the splash bar in the qmunity district, new culture space in the south bay. reveal included a moment of silence to honor natalia smoot, well-known south bay transgender woman stabbed to death last week. her boyfriend accused of the crime. district provides shelter away from home. >> it is my expectation this district, this qmunity district is safe for entire lgbtq plus community. >> the splash bar is one of san jose's oldest gay bars. >>> yellow on the horizon, two bay area counties could move to least restrictive yellow tier. marin county is close and san francisco county next week. bars can open doors without having to serve food. jean elle. >> reporter:

that's chris dobbins was save oakland sports reacting to the las vegas mayors revelation that sin cityinterested in luring away yet another oakland sports team. she 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.

oakland city leaders announced an action plan to keep the a's at home. 3 starts right now. >> the baya's local news station. you now with breaking news. >> we may soon know the fate of the athletics in oakland. thanks for joining us here on kron, 4 news at 3. i'm sanaz tahernia. breaking news just into our newsroom. minutes ago, kron four's confirmed that the oakland city council will be voting on the a's proposed howard terminal site on july 20th. >> can you just put it on the july calendar. >> well, the good news is i have put it on the july calendar today i submitted a scheduling requests to bring council resolution on the eastern. she to the july council meeting. >> well, that's kind of breaking news. yeah. forgot to we did. we didn't just break some news here. that is true. yes. so so i have submitted that scheduling requests today to bring the resolution regarding the athletics term sheet to the city council in at the july meeting. so there could be a vote on the july agenda. you bury the lead that. you got it. >> kron four's terisa stasio is tracking this story for us. have the

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 back then 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. >> well, the a's hope the city council discusses this matter in july and comes to some sort of an agreement on the financial statement that they proposed. he asked the council, though, members there say they still have a lot of unanswered questions about the project. so where does it go from here. you know who would be good to ask about this, though. oakland mayor libby shaft. >> oh, wow. you're going to pour in the hot seat. just so happened. yeah, she's just she's gracious enough to join us every now and then. she's actually going to joining us today. 30's. we're going to ask her about where the situation stands now with the series al

oakland. what one city council member is hoping to do about that. but without the help of police. >> take a look at that smash in saying why breaking a window. a good thing for one officer in florida. and it was day one of helping to get children vaccinated contra, costa county. what parents should know about the. >> mobile vaccination clinic. this academic year has been, um, challenging. but i think there's so much success to celebrate. woman: it's been a year like no other. man: yet, for educators across california, the care, compassion, and teaching has never stopped. woman: addressing their unique needs... man: ...and providing a safe learning environment students could count on. woman: join us in honoring the work of educators. together, we will build a better california for all of us. young teenagers in contra, costa county. they will now be able to get vaccinated at local schools. >> the mobile vaccination clinic that began today. thousands of folks in that age range now vaccinated already in contra, costa county kron four's, michelle kingsto

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by oakland city council member carol, fight the policing alternatives.dations put together by the re imagining public safety task force which the council member says focuses on proactive crime reduction funding the things that. >> with stop crime from happening in first place. it is being proactive on the front in investing in things like early childhood education. health care services affordable housing homelessness gender based violence restorative justice, things that people need on the front to deter crime from happening on the back >> well, any of this funding come from for its diverted from the oakland police department. that is the whole obviously these programs strike me as something that is positive. >> the question is, is it going to be at the expense all public safety and be part of that deformed. the police. russia. now the president of the oakland police officers association barry donelan suggest instead of reducing opd is budget to fund the policing alternatives. the council uses federal dollars to fund the program. i think the american res

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

well, oakland hayward livermore san jose in redwood city among areas back down into the 60's today, today and tomorrow will be noticeably cooler than the rest of this forecast will be by friday. winds have calmed down and temperatures are starting to climb again. saturday will be again a breezy one but not as windy as today and tomorrow will be sunday. the warmest of the weekend with ample sunshine. staying with us before a warmer week next week. reyna john, thank you that we are tracking your traffic for you this morning. unlike john mentioned just now. >> windy. it is this morning. we have a high advisory for the bay bridge on the altamonte pass and the san mateo bridge. so you want to take your time as you're driving a little under 11 minutes to make it to that fremont street exit also a 10 over and you look at the san mateo bridge as you're heading across towards the peninsula there a little under 10 minutes for you to make it there. also, let's leave you with a look at the golden gate bridge as you're traveling into the city. no major fog to slow you down or delay, you will have more

the oakland city council needs to vote on that proposal and that vote is set to happen in mid july. you stay up to date on the oakland a's by scanning the qr code on your screen with your mobile device will take you to the kron 4 sports page and there you'll get the latest on not just a's but from all the bay area sports teams as well as phil mickelson making history at the pga championship and stay tuned. sports director jason dumas is going to have a does it mean for san francisco returning to normal. that story coming up at a new investigation from the cdc after some reports of a rare heart condition in young people who received the covid vaccine. we'll hear from a pediatric infectious disease specialist. >> let's take a live look outside now. this is from our sutro tower camera overlooking san francisco and in another move towards normalcy. san francisco's biggest hotel opened its stores today. and this, of course, for the first time in more than a year. the question is just how quickly will tour a start heading to that hotel. we're talking about the hilton that giant hilton. tha