the raiders were already here in oakland. now this beautiful new coliseum helped lure the a's from kansas city to oakland. back then the ownership was transferred to the city and also the county of alameda. and it seems now that it may soon be owned by the a's. for more than 52 years, both the city of oakland and alameda county have shared ownership of the coliseum complex, which includes the oracle arena. it hasn't always been a stable marriage. >> the county doesn't trust the city, city doesn't trust the county. in terms of trying to work together. >> reporter: that's alameda county supervisor nathan miley, who favors selling the county's portion to the city so oakland can negotiate directly with the a's organization. >> there was an appraisal done the prope years ago. it's appraised at about $160 million. >> reporter: if the complex sold for that today, the county would get half, minus what they still owe on the bond. $60 million each. the county would walk away with about $20 million. >> why we would ever want to be in the sports business is beyond my comprehension. >> reporter: he says what is clear i

first heavy rain brought down part of the roof on a building near 26 and peralta street in west oakland. the city has red-tagged the building as crews began repairs which could take months. >>> another problem from the storm, downed trees and flooded roads. oakland city crews had to remove a 50 foot tree that crashed down on an suv near 12th street and martin luther king junior way in the downtown oakland area. the tree shatter the suv's windshield and mirror but the driver was not hurt. >>> chain restrictions are in effect throughout the sierra if you're heading up to tahoe. be prepared for dangerous driving conditions and major delays. drivers heading to the slopes yesterday encountered whiteout conditions. some sections of highway 50 and interstate 80 both had thick snow. >>> we are getting a break today from the rain but the rain will come back over the weekend. water agencies in the south bay desperately wanted the rain because reservoirs are very low. >> reporter: slick roads, soaked leaves and puddles remain after thursday's steady rain in san jose. people saw what they have not seen in qu

oakland was selected in the culture category. >> every time you hear about oakland, i think it plays second fiddle to san francisco. it's the cityt to san francisco. i think i was taken aback by how much is going on here. >> reporter: very surprised, and also pleased that oakland is getting some love. >> reporter: among the selected cities in the culture category, cairo, egypt. and galway, ireland. >> we have 125 language -- languages spoken at our public schools. we have an amazing accepting culture. the largest lgbt community raising children per capita. it's a great place to raise kids. a great place to grow up. >> reporter: www.visitoakland.com markets the city as a travel destination. >> recently, probably for the last three or four years we have seen a dramatic drop in violent and property crime. >> reporter: elizabeth brennan is an oakland native. she watched her neighborhood become gentrified. >> i am really glad the culture we have had for a long time is getting appreciated, and i think natives can compete -- keep participating in it. >> i am happy to see progress in. i am only 23 so just to see that happening, to where

this was the scene in oakland, city crews worked to remove a 50 foot tree that crashed on an suv near 12th and martin luther king way. the tree shattered the windshield and mere. fortunately the driver was not hurt. >> the storm a strong enough to cause major damage to several bay area buildings. the heavy rain brought down part of a roof on this holding near 26th and pearl to street in west oakland. the city has read tact the building and crews are beginning repairs which could take months. >>> it was not all rain and wind today, rainbows appeared in the sky around the bay area. this video was captured this afternoon in emeryville. >>> tonight, a lot of people take advantage of the break between these terms to get outdoors. >> i said after weeks of wildfire smoke followed by days of rain, they could use the fresh air. ktvu's amber is out at an outdoor concert. >> reporter:, this holiday celebration drew a huge crowd. many people had it been raining, they would not have come up. so they are thankful for this break in the rain. like christmas music for broadway plaza's annual holiday c

here's more on the new blood coming to city hall. >> reporter: this may be the biggest shake up on the oakland city council in years. three newcomers voted in, one 16-year veteran of the council defeated decisively. >> there is a hunger for change and we're ready to bring that change. >> reporter: this is the man behind the biggest upset on oakland city council, lauren taylor beat desley brooks at the ballot box ending her term as the district of council member. a lawsuit over an assault on former "black panther" elaine brown cost the city of oakland more than $2 million and has been sued for physical and verbal abuse on an aide. libby schaff called for her ouster. >> i think oakland would be tremendously served by having that individual replaced on the city council. >> reporter: brooks isn't the only council member who will be replaced. the district 4 council seat, any campbell washington announced she would vacate this year. district 2 incumbent also fell to the community organizer. >>> voters are looking for change and hope. >> change is what they'll get in their new faces. vote are turnout

in san francisco and oakland the city is trying to reach out and provide masks toople in the street. there's only so much you can do. i'm surprised we have talked to county health officials and there's not a number of people entering the emergency room. >> estite on when the air levels will be get better? ng theht now we're expect possibility of rain by midweek. next week. it's possible that this smoke could push out by wednesday. i remember speaking to a meteorologist earlier this week and said itthwill be next following day. these get extended. these are just predictions. >> let's talk about who's going pay for the damage from all the fires? we have the horrible human toll. soe many peo lost homes. and lives. earlier this yearrown signed a law. that protects utilities from bearing full liability costs for wild fires they may have been caused by equipnt. and allows a company to issue bonds and pass on the liability costs to rate payers. that law applies to 2017 fres. it doesn't apply to 2018. what does this mean for the i firfuture fires? >> again it'sthunclear. whe legislature conv

also highlights from last night's game between the warriors and pelicans. >>> happening today, the city of oaklandng the safe parking program for people living in their cars. it's the city's newest program to address the homelessness crisis. church congregations have offered properties as places where homeless residents can park. each site includes security officers and on site coordinator to help people transition to permanent housing. >>> the oakland city council approved spending 8.6 mill yob dollars in funding -- -- million dollars in funding for homelessness. man dell la parkway in west oakland and fifth street near china town. these will be in addition to the three oakland has opened since the program started last december. the money for the new sites comes from the state's homeless emergency aid program. oakland is one of five cities in california to receive a grant from the program. >>> across the bay san francisco mayor london breed is moving ahead with a program to get mentally ill homeless people off the streets. it gives people the ability to take conservative ship over those suffering

a new ballpark proposal is on the table for the oakland a's (grant) the new location will require the team to move from east oakland to west oakland. and city leaders say, it is the price that they find most attractive... kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. you are looking at artistic renderings of a next- generation urban ballpark for the oakland a'ssotin fact what makes this latest proposal different is that in addition to building a new water front ballpark here at howard terminal at the port of oakland, the project also includes simultaneously redeveloping the current coliseum site. oakland a's president dave kaval explains sotamong the many logistics to be worked out is safely navigating baseball fans though a transportation

a new ballpark proposal is on the table for the oakland a's (pam) the new location will require the team to move from east oakland to west oakland. and city leaders say, it is the price that they find most attractive... kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. you are looking at artistic renderings of a next- generation urban ballpark for the oakland a'ssotin fact what makes this latest proposal different is that in addition to building a new water front ballpark here at howard terminal at the port of oakland, the project also includes simultaneously redeveloping the current coliseum site. oakland a's president dave kaval explains sotamong the many logistics to be worked out is safely navigating baseball fans though a transportation

the holidays will remain lit through january 7th. tom hanson, cbs news, new york. >>> national geographic magazine has listed oakland as one of its top destinations in the culture category. oakland joined cities like cairo, egypt and galway, ireland on the top 10 list. the city is cited for its art, diversity. oakland's much hyped neighbor did not . >> oakland plays second fiddle to san francisco. i was taken aback by how much is going on here. >> surprised and pleased that oakland is getting some love. >> some much deserved attention there. oakland is the only city in california chosen and of only 4 u.s. cities included in national geographic's best trip for 2019 in that issue. so pretty cool. >> oaktown! >> yeah. >> the zoo is pretty good, too, over there. >> yes. love the zoo there. >> have you been? >> yeah! my daughter and i went about two months ago. it's fantastic. new addition makes it even better. >> you should take her to the zoo lights because they have that going on. >> right. >> pretty cool. >> oakland! >> i know. not now, because the rain can dampen that. >>> it's really coming down. i want to show you this first of all. hi. we're looking at the bay bridge. it's really coming do

the oakland a's... the location will require the team to move from east to west oakland. (ken) and cityers say it is the price tag that they find most attractive... kron 4's haaziq madyun has the story looking at artistic renderings of a next- generation urban ballpark for the oakland a'ssotin fact what makes this latest proposal different is that in addition to building a new water front ballpark here at howard terminal at the port of oakland, the project also includes simultaneously redeveloping the current coliseum site. oakland a's president dave kaval explains sotamong the many logistics to be worked out is safely navigating baseball fans though a transportation gaunlet fu

the woman running city hall is staying in power. incumbent mayor libby schaaf is the projected winner in oakland's mayoral race. >> some fear the affordable oakland they remember will be long gone in four years. joili us now from city hall. >> reporter: mayor libby schaaf is the first oakland mayor since jerry brown to win a second term and she says that continuity and that stability here at city hall is going to help her get tangible results, especially when it comes to tackling the city's homeless crisis. the votes are coming in, and it looks like incumbent oakland mayor libby schaaf is here to stay. >> when i come into the second term and look forward to the work ahead, it is with an eye to the need to obliterate the disparities that plague our city. >> reporter: those disparities come into full focus here at the st. vincent depaul homeless center. the mayor said she picked the shelter to hold her post election press conference because it serves as a reminder there's a lot of work to be done to tackle the city's homeless crisis. >> with another four years, i believe i can be far more effective. >> i think we got the shaft. >> reporter:

the city. last month, the homeless group and their supporters build what they call the housing and dignity village near the oakland coliseum. the city said they broke a lock to get onto the property. the san francisco chronicle report some members of the camp had been working with city leaders to find the location for clean and sober homeless women and families the city said the site is not a good choice because it's near schools, a senior center and other community facilities. >>> san francisco state university just received the biggest donation in its history. george and judy marcus are donating almost $27 million to their alma mater. most of it will go toward helping liberal arts students san francisco state ports back in the 1960s. he went on to cofound the marcus and millichap company. >>> marriott workers continue their strike today outside san francisco hotels. the support the strikers are receiving from california teachers who have a big conference in the city this week. >>> could the border crisis lead to a government shutdown? i'm doug luzader in washington. that ongoing debate is just ahead. land of blu

the county's general fund. >>> oakland has some of the state's highest marijuana tax rates, city and county tax rates are combined leaving businesses there with a tax rate almost 35%, measure b would allow the oakland city council to reduce the tax rate. >>> measure b, the yes vote, 78% and the no vote, 22%. >>> well, gavin newsom is celebrating his victory in the governor's race telling the people of los angeles that it was a hard fought race. >> it's been a tougher two years, the future belongs to california. tonight's america's biggest state is making the biggest statement in america. >> gavin newsom was joined on stage in los angeles by his wife and children, political analysts say he's been preparing for the governor's office for years. >>> the balance of congress has been changed with democrats gaining the control of the house and republicans increasing their majority in the senate. we have the impact that this is expected to have. good morning, ray. >> reporter: it could have a big impact as the powers will be split. democrats will have the house of representatives and republicans will has been ected to ch

the tuff shed site will be located on city-owned land. these communities will be in addition to the three that oakland has opened since last december. the money comes from the homeless emergency aid program. oakland was one of five cities to receive a grant for the program. >>> the san francisco mayor is moving ahead with the plan to get mentally ill homeless off the streets. she is working with the state senator whose legislation gives counties in san francisco and los angeles and san diego the ability to take conservatorship over those suffering from severe mental illness. the legislation takes effect next year and each county must opt in. >> the mayor is moving ahead to do that and she wants to at 70- 90 new beds at the new navigation centers and hospitals for them over the next year. >>> pg and he is responding to complaints of shutting off power they made the decision out of concern for safety given that high wind could spark a fire. 60,000 customer experienced outages between october 14 and 17. the report pointed out that there were no fires as a result of the downed power lines. many people argue they did not receive adequate

have a fierce love for oakland i haven't found in many other cities. aside from the people that make oakland great, tell me how the city has changed dramatically in the past ten years yeah, it's changed. there's a lot of different restaurants and bars and things like that happening. there's a lot of different people coming in obviously. there's a good mix of people leaving san francisco for a better rent price obviously but there's also the historic families that have been there forever and i love that blend and how it's come together and grown and become this art si melting pot that's very e lek tick and fun to be part of. >> everyone knows jacqueline square, the theaters and fox theater and the paramount. what are some of your favorite hidden gems that oaklanders didn't know about? >> well, one of my faft places that i always go back to because it's where i used to go a lot is cafe van clees. it's a bar with amazing greyhounds but then for families, children's fair land, i don't think people realize the impact it had on walt disney and other amusement parks that ha

a lot of rain brought down part of the roof on a building near 26 and peralta in west oakland. the city red-tagged the building as the crew start to repair it. that could take months. another problem caused by the storm, trees knocked down. oakland city crews had to remove a 50 foot tree that crashed onto an suv near 12th street and martin luther king in the downtown oakland area. that tree shattered the windshield and the mirror but the driver was not hurt. >>> chain restrictions are in effect today throughout the sierra. if you planta head to lake tahoe, be prepared for dangerous driving conditions and major delays. the drivers heading to the slopes yesterday ran into whiteout conditions on some parts of highway 50 and interstate 80. >>> many people are happy for a break in the rain but water officials are still concerned and watching. santa clara valley water district officials say the 10 reservoirs in the county are still below average right now at 27% capacity. according to a map on the u.s. drought monitor website, much of the bay area is considered at moderate drought conditions.

oakland. after 52 years of owning the coliseum complex, both the city of oakland and alameda county say it's time to break up the marriage and sell. >> what we get is, we get out of the sports business. we have no business being in the sports business. >> reporter: that's alameda county supervisor nathan miley who favors selling the county's portion to the city so that oakland can negotiate directly with the a's organization. >> there was an appraisal done of the property maybe four years ago. it's appraised at $160 million. >> reporter: if the complex sold for that amount today, the county would get half minus what they still owe on the bond. $60 million each. the county would walk away with about $20 million. he says what is clear is the city and county's determination to make this deal with the a's work for oakland. >> there's going to be jobs. there's going to be housing. there's going to be people that are going to be employed to work at some of those facilities. >> reporter: coming up with a plan for the coliseum redevelopment will need the input of the community called deep east oakland. a

oakland. the peninsula to 72 in daly city. san francisco, after 70s and 80s today i do think we'll see these numbers drop especially near the coast down to the 60s. we have a cooler westerly sea breeze returning. we'll still hold on to 70s from the embarcadero to the mission. more 70s in mill valley tomorrow but you go up to novato with 84 in santa rosa. my extended forecast does have san francisco staying with the trend of 60s for this upcoming week. and all the way through next week for election day. inland valleys, it will stay warm, maybe uncomfortably warm. you just want thecolder, wet weather. temperatures up to 85 on saturday. fire weather watch issued for saturday the south bay hills on saturday. 1,000 feet above. we could see to the seven-day forecast. we'll drop it to the 70s. november 11th through the 14th, we might see some rainfall. we'll watch it day by day. >> and that's a couple weeks away. >>> up next, never a dull moment. t.o. is back. he started his career with the 49ers. back in the bay area but why? i am a

the a's still have to come to agreements with the port of oakland, alameda county and the city of oakland. but what is different this time around is all of the players seem to be on board. if all goes as planned, the a's will be playing ball here in 2023. reporting live in oakland, i'm jody hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> we will see. thank you, joady. so is this really a realistic plan? and is mayor qulib schalibby sc getting a fair deal in all of this? one former a's executive says no this will never work. we'll be joined by this former a's and 49ers executive in 20 minutes. >>> a boycott of the giants is over. civil rights activists called it off after the team's principal owner responded. on monday attorney john burris urged fans to bikt the team after it became known the giants' owner charles johnson donated money to the campaign of mississippi senator cindy hyde-smith. smith won re-election last night but she recently made comments in support of public hanging. following that backlash johnson condemned racism and asked for that campaign contribution to be returned. >>> it's not jus

what do you believe -- how do you believe the city of oakland failed? >> well, there were five complaints to the building department between 2014 and up to two weeks before the fire. there were multiple times when the police and fire department were inside the building. they could clearly see that people were living in the building and the conditions. no one bothered to do what they should have done! that was to see that the appropriate people were notified, that there one safe conditions there, the city had the authority to order the building vacated, the city had the authority to order the premises abated. the city had the authority to act and clearly failed to. >> so why didn't it? >> you would have to ask the city. >> we did reach out to them for a comment and have not yet heard back. you also, mr. brandi, argued that the city -- you mentioned this was, was aware of the dangerous conditions partly to here. explain how. >> the pg&e case is a separate issue related to some of the electrical equipment that was in there and it's significantly different i

the oakland city council approved spending a $.6 million for homeless services including three more tough shed communities. the new russian threats will be located on city-owned land on international boulevard, mandela parkway in west oakland and on fifth street near chinatown. these communities will be in addition to the three they have opened since the program started in december. the money for the sites comes from the state home unmercifully -- homeless emergency a program. oakland received a grant from this program. >>> gavin newsom holds a comfortable lead. 58%. 40% said they would vote for john cox. in the u.s. senate race feinstein leads with 45%. state senator de leon has 36%. 19% said they are undecided. they are mostly republicans. we invite you to make gasia mikaelian -- ktvu your source for election coverage. join us wednesday morning for all the overnight development in the updated tolls. >>> 5:16. i will be watching. the 49ers and the raiders play tonight in what is expected to be the final battle of the bay. they only play in the regular season every four years and with the

is a new ballpark proposal on the table for the oakland a's(grant) the location however requires the team moving from east oakland to west oakland. and cityleaders say it is the price that they find most attractive... kron4's haaziq madyun has the story you are looking at artistic renderings of a next- generation urban ballpark for the oakland a'ssotin fact what makes this latest proposal different is that in addition to building a new water front ballpark here at howard terminal at the port of oakland, the project so includes simultaneously redeveloping the current coliseum site. oakland a's president dave kaval explains sotamong the many logistics to be worked out is safely navigating baseball fans though a transportation gaunl

worked out but this is the second time that the a's have tried to get a stadium built here at oakland. the cityals really want to them here. it will be a very interesting couple of months a -- as they try to hammer out the details. back to you. >> we have a link to the official website for the a's proposed ballpark and a gallery of artist renderings on our home page >>> now to a live look of capitol hill this evening where nancy pelosi won a crucial vote today in her quest to return as speaker of the house. elizabeth cook is here with how pelosi really hasn't won this job just yet. >> not quite yet. democrats held a closed door meeting to pick their party's leaders in the new congress. it is a strong shoe showing but they will need more support to win the job when the entire house votes nextonth and there are democrats who want to see new generation of leaders come forward. as for pelosi herself, she is talking like she already has the votes. >> i couldn't be more honored. i'm talking about -- score scores of memg -- scores of member of congress who are giving me a vote of congress. i expect to

heavy rain brought down part of this roof on a building near 26 and peralta and west oakland. the city red-tagged the building. crews are starting repairs and those repairs may take months. >>> chain restrictions are in effect today throughout the sierra and if you plan to drive to lake tahoe, be prepared for dangerous driving conditions and major delays. drivers heading to the slopes yesterday ran into whiteout conditions on some parts of highway 50 and interstate 80. >>> many people are happy for a break in the rain but water officials are still concerned. santa clara water valley district officials say the reservoirs in the county are below average right now at 27% capacity. according to a map on the u.s. drought monitor website, much of the bay area is considered at moderate drought conditions. >> this is the first rain of the season so it's a good sign. the ground is still dry so there's not a lot of runoff but we need to get the ground saturated and in future storms we will get more runoff. >> water officials still want people to conserve saying it will take several more storms t

oakland. the a's, the city, the county and the port of oakland are all on board to turn these renderings into reality for fans. >> i think it's the greatest thing possible. the a's are an oakland, bay area staple. we lost the warriors. the raiders have taken off to vegas. you take the a's out of here, you'll break our hearts>> repor will continue to get feedback from the public and an environmental impact study will begin on friday. they hope to have it open in 2023. >> cristina rendon in oakland tonight, thank you. >>> new stadiums often come with a promise to invigorate the local economy. but earlier on the "4:00", we talked to an expert who told us that's not always the case. >> the new way to finance stadiums is in fact to give the team owner development rights for our places. it will be just like all these sports facilities, which is it doesn't really add much to the local economy. the development of the coliseum site, however, has the potential to be an engine of economic growth for the city. >> roger noll is an economics professor at stanford. he says the due diligence on the part of t

oakland was selected in the culture category and only california city included in that list. oted oakland's multicultural food scene. >>> we hope you're able to help us help bay area families bundle up this winter by participating in the one warm coat drive. we ask you to donate a new or gently used coat for people in need. a proud media sponsor, the national nonprofit now in the 16th year collecting tens of thousands of coats annually. the one warm coat drive is happening now until december 31st. there's drop off locations in walnut creek, san jose and oakland as well as participating ups and big o tire stores. go to ktvu.com to find the full list. >>> join us tomorrow on the nine. we are joined by grammy award winning duo and also the tap dancing christmas trees back in studio. >> my holiday favorite. >> a good show tomorrow. >> solid gold. thank you so much for joining us. be careful on the wet roads. i used to want to be a solid gold dancer many years ago. that opportunity has passed. more at noon. >> your chance is tomorrow. >> announcer: live from new york city, it's "th

check on my kids more often. >> reporter: tanios says this vandalism doesn't represent the values of oakland, a city he has lived and raised his two daughters in the past 22 years. >> i love oakland. i grew up in oakland. i made it home. >> reporter: tanios says he didn't know why or who would be targeting him specifically. >> emotionally and mentally and i don't know how to explain it -- >> reporter: do you want to quit? >> no. i didn't want to quit, but i have second thoughts. >> reporter: why? >> i'm questioning who is targeting me? why? >> reporter: and with just a few more days until election day, tanios says this will not stop him and it won't define his campaign. in fact, he says, he is more determined than ever. in oakland, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> bullets fly during a wild high-speed chase across several cities. vallejo police opened fire on a man who was heavily armed. it started around 1 p.m. when vallejo officers got a tip about an armed man parked outside a home. police chased him 30 miles to oakland at up to 120 miles an hour. >> vehicle a toyota 4runner black that he is chasing,

the city. late last month, the homeless group and its supporter built what they called the housing and dignity village near the oakland coliseum. the city said they broke a lock to get on to the property. the san francisco chronicle reports some members of the camp had been work with the city to find a legislation if clean and sober homeless women and their families. the city says that site is not a good choice because it is near schools, a senior center and other community facilities. >>> with more rain on the way, more winter shelters are opening up across the bay area. >> but in the north bay, even as space becomes available, some homele people are risking being arrested to stay outside. >> reporter: it is first come, first served and people were waiting when doors opened at 5:30. the fourth night for this seasonal shelter and awareness is spreading among the homeless and the cops, charities and hospitals on who see them. >> there is a safe space to sleep at night. we don't want any deaths or people getting sick out there. >> reporter: dinner is brought in and lights out at nine. everyone will have to wake up befor

the s&p lower by 9. back to you. >> thank you. >>> national geographic magazine has listed oakland as one of its top destinations in the culture category. oakland joining citiesike cairo and galway on the top ten lists cited for art, food scene, night life and diversity. oakland is the only city in california chosen and one of only 4 u.s. cities included in national geographic's best trips for 2019. >> oakland getting some love. >> loving it. that's awesome. >>> we are tracking a lot with this powerful second storm with heavy rain, thunderstorms and strong winds. hi-def doppler, we have it going for you this morning. we are tracking heavy rain and lightning strikes. you can see the lightning strikes along the coast. first zoom into the north bay because we're tracking heavy rain stretching from guerneville down through santa rosa. a lot of rain with red and orange indicating heavy rain for you. lightning strikes offshore west of inverness but we are seeing lightning strikes along the coast and also south of lagunitas there. you can see lightning strikes and heavy downpours so isolated thunderstorms this morning as this low pressure system pushes across the re

it is currently 60 degrees in the city. 61, oakland. mountain view, 62. 66 in san jose and morgan hill and a cool 51 in pacifica. this is a view from the east bay hills camera looking over parts of lake merritt. 60 right now in santa rosa. napa, 60. novato, 54. 52 in vacaville. 68 in concord. one more live look from the exploratorium camera, and these are the forecast temperatures. windy in some areas, especially in the high elevations. high fire danger with us through friday morning. the dry, sunny pattern continues into next week. overnight, clear skies and it will start to get quite windy in the higher elevations of the north bay and the east bay. overnight lows mainly in the mid to upper 40s but chilly in the north bay valleys, in some locations down to about 40 in santa rosa. mid 30s at ukiah and lakeport. let's talk about the red flag warning which goes into effect at 10:00 tonight and will remain in effect until 7:00 friday morning for the north bay and east bay hills and mountains. low humidity from 8% to 15% during that period o

mayor of paradise is now saying about the lessons learned. >> plus, a ruling today against the city of oakland. the lawsuit the city may face over the 2016 ghost ship warehouse fire. house fire. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> new details about a group of lawsuits filed by more than two dozen women accusing the alameda county sheriff's department of mistreatment behind bars. the suitings allege that deputies are neglecting women's basic needs. "2 investigates" candice nguyen looked into the claims and went to the sheriff to get some answers. >> reporter: these accusations involved santa rita jail in dublin. one woman says she was left alone to give birth in an isolati

oakland. the a's, the city, the county and the port of oakland are all on board to turn these renderings into reality for fans. >> i think it's the greatest thing possible. the a's are an oakland, bay area staple. we lost the warriors. the raiders have taken off to vegas. you take the a's out of here, you'll break our hearts. having the oakland a's right here is fabulous! >> reporter: officials say they will continue to get feedback from the public and an environmental impact study will begin on friday. they hope to have it open in 2023. cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30. cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the a's deal is far from done but it aims high and if completed could accomplish two big goals first keeping the a's in oakland and creating a new attraction on the waterfront and offers a promise of revitalizing the coliseum site. in east oakland. alyana gomez reports from oakland. >> reporter: lots of optimism tonight after the announcement this morning. so there's a lot of things still to be worked out. the a's have settled on a location here in howard terminal in the beautiful

the 30 miles from vallejo to oakland .... police say the suspect opened fire within the city limits of oakland. it isn't clear at what point officers started firing back, but the suspect eventually crashed at the international and 22nd avenue intersection.highly irregular for an officer to fire inside a moving vehicle so i highly doubt that standup oakland p-d is leading this investigation.keep in mind there are still a number of streets closed to vehicular and pedestrian traffic. investigators are expected to be here collecting evidence through the wee hours of the morning.reporting live from san francisco ... alecia reid ... kron 4 news. (grant) intense video released of a deadly police confrontation in the east bay. it shows police firing shots at a homeless man after they say, he refused to drop a gun. but now the man's family attorney says he was not a threat. and deadly force was excessive. kron-4's charles clifford has a closer look at the video... this is newly released body camera video from the oakland police department. the video was recorded on march 11th when officers responded to r

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