on the night of the murder, he saw her walking along the street in downtown salt lake city.t into his vehicle. they drove to the farm outside of town. since his dna was found in her rape kit and there was no sign of rape, investigators believe the two had a consensual sexual encounter. after this, something -- no one knows what -- sent simpson into a homicidal rage. he grabbed rocks, the closest weapons at hand, and beat krystal to death. but he couldn't have guessed that, nearly 20 years later, the m-vac would recover tiny bits of his dna caught in the crevices of those rocks and expose him as krystal's killer. carlsen: when you have a new technology that can do things that prior technologies couldn't, one of the first places that always gets used is the hail mary case, the case that has sat for a long time and hasn't had any progress in it. and the krystal beslanowitch case is one of those cases. narrator: as for the socks being folded so near the site, to this day, simpson has refused to explain it. just one more thing that makes no sense in an utterly senseless case. mat

. >> the nhl executive committee has approved the move to salt lake city. the decision will now be voted on by the league's board of governors, which includes all of the team owners, though no official announcement has been made, the coyotes general manager bill armstrong informed the team on friday that the franchise will be moving to salt lake city. the coyotes owner is reportedly selling the team for $1 billion, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs 7:00 monday through friday, or you can find a round the clock coverage always at west coast rap.com. >> now to a miraculous recovery in the east bay today, a mother took her premature baby home after six months of treatment. >> as ktvu crystal bayley reports tonight, the baby's doctors said she had only a 4% chance of survival. >> he's smiling. yeah, i see that smile. >> sarah was born on october 16th, weighing just 12oz. her feet the size of a quarter, her hands squeezing the tip of a pinky finger. >> it was definitely a shock

in some cities that gap is even wider including san francisco, seattle, salt lake city, austin, denver dallas. cities with the smallest gaps, though still more expensive to own, include detroit, pittsburgh, philadelphia, cleveland, st. louis and tampa. it's all giving today's renters a different take on the so-called dream of home ownership. >> i think renting can also be a good financial decision. and i don't know if society's always viewed it that way. >> reporter: while the math shows renting is cheaper, it doesn't factor home appreciation into the equation. historically, home prices have gone up over time, making home ownership one of the best ways to build wealth. lester? >> diana olick, thank you. >>> coming up, our exclusive reporting on the new requirements for cars all aimed at the new requirements for cars all aimed at saving liv es ♪♪ imagine a future where plastic is not wasted... but instead remade over and over... into the things that keep our food fresher, our families safer, and our planet cleaner. to help us get there, america's plastic makers are investing billions of

aside from the a's now, whether they're going to stay at the coliseum, going to salt lake city, going to sacramento, the hidden gem, the forgotten gem in all of this is the coliseum complex. the a's own 50%. when the a's leave town at whatever point, that's a big chunk of land with a lot of public transportation. that's worth a lot of money. >> we have talked about this before. selling 155 acres at the oakland coliseum for what would be the combined $170 million is the worst deal ever since the lenny lenape indians sold manhattan island for $24 worth of trinkets. it is absolutely a gem waiting to be polished there. people with vision can make that place incredible, and you might say, no, that's difficult. well, the haas family did it for a long period of time. the raiders were sold out. the warriors went to the city after 357 consecutive sellouts at the arena. so don't ever tell me or millions of other people that the entrances at 66th avenue can't support professional sports. >> this would be a real shame if the a's end up leaving at whatever point and then still retain half ownershi

former arizona coyotes arrived in salt lake city this morning, screaming fans were waiting for them att lake city international airport. the delta center hosted a party for the team and the fans this afternoon. >> extremely excited to have an nhl team here. i think it's going to completely change the landscape of hockey in utah, especially college hockey, and it's going to be. i'm excited to see what happens. >> as of right now, it is still unclear what the team's new name will be when it starts playing in utah, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. >> west coast rap with alex savage airs 7:00 monday through friday, or you can find a round the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. the california garlic festival moving yet again, this time to los banos in merced county. >> organizers say they wanted to be closer to where the garlic is grown and then make it easier for vendors from the now defunct gilroy garlic festival to take part. ktvu is an rubin has the story. >> whether you're craving garlic popcorn, garlic sausage or maple brown sugar

well, i think it's fun to see salt lake city popping up there. it's not something we normally see.e of the shakeouts of the pandemic, you know? we saw people rethink the way they were going to do work, and that included where. you think about salt lake city, very clean city, pretty safe, low crime rate but surrounded by so much outdoor life. and they've done a good job of bringing in tech sector and bringing in those e jobs. and so that's something to watch. i think you're going to see more of these kind of trends, maria, over the next few years to see cities that you don't normally see popping on this list like your floridas, your texas and even tennessee. we've got a great job market in nashville at number 8 as well. maria: yeah. >> this is a sign of the times where people are moving to destinations to make their livelihood. maria: yeah. people wan to be happy, and they're putting their livelihood and what makes them happy first after covid. in your new book, "find the work you're wired to do," which comes out may 7th, you talk about finding that dream job. tell us about it. >> y

salt lake city the hottest job market according to "the wall street journal", moody's analytics, look cities across the country criteria like unemployment, labor force participation wages, workers running to utah last year because it is affordable and plenty of job opportunities particularly in tech, florida also hot job market, jacksonville orlando tampa making the top 10 list right behind salt lake city. >> uconn huskies back to national champions beating perdue 75 to 60 perfect. >> amazing run. it is a uconn, the huskies make history back-and-forth national champions. lauren: what does it feel like second time uconn, securing 6th national championship with win last night, in a tie with north carolina fird most championships in college basketball bin ucla kentucky difference all uconn titles have been won in the past 25 years. huskies guard, named most out standing of the you are tournament more than 7 asists through six games in you march madness helped first back-and-forth title winners since 2007 big congratulations to the huskies. maria: absolutely, from me also, thank you. the

four they are looking to relocate to sacramento or salt lake city. fans feel that if an expansion team fails, keeping them in town serves no purpose.>> without an expansion team, i think 90 to 95% of fans already to say goodbye. >> reporter: the city is asking for the athletics to send their ownership to the complex. the mayor called responsible and achievable. saying having major-league baseball is best for the players and, most importantly, the fans. >> almost every fan expects bad news from this negotiation. it would be unbelievable. >> reporter: this proposal could help the $170 million deficit. >> it's the same gap. i like the job that they took back at them. if you stay here, you have to pay what you should've paid to finish the deal. >>> safety concerns at boeing are causing a ripple effect in the airline industry. they are asking pilots to take time off at united. they are blaming the delayed aircraft delivery from boeing that has led to over staffing at united. boeing is facing calls for changes and scrutiny by the faa. this comes after a doo

that includes sacramento and salt lake city. so while all this plays out, here's the update from las vegas. the tropicana hotel is shutting down to make room for the new ballpark. this will be the site of that ballpark. tonight is the last night for this landmark. the gaming floor will close at 3:00 a.m. tomorrow. and the last guests will leave at noon.>>> the city of millbrae is pushing back against a plan to purchase a hotel and make it housing. the plan was to convert this into housing for the homeless, but millbrae is suing to stop that sale. a saline county did not follow the correct procedures to purchase the motel and today city leaders gathered outside to voice concerns. they said they are worried about safety and how this project could affect the community.>> if the county had done their due diligence, then they would have known this is not the right location. and they would've found other properties that are vacant unlike this successful hotel that was recently remodeled and is recovering from covid. >> a hearing is se

. >> reporter: the a's are also looking at temporarily relocating to places such as salt lake city or sacramento. the city of oakland is asking major league baseball to create a path for oakland to get an expansion team or help them with the sale of the a's to local ownership. now, this is new video, newer video, i should say, into our news room into las vegas where overnight, you can see the tropicana hotel and casino. workers there for bringing out casino equipment after the casino shut down there at 3:00 this morning. all resort guests must be checked out at noon today. if my understanding is correct, it is probably noon already in las vegas. so they should be getting out of the hotel right now. the tropicana, which has been a landmark in sin city, will be demolished to make way for the a's $1.5 billion ballpark. reporting live, bob redell. >> thank you, bob. >>> san francisco supervisors are green lighting a plan to put more speed cameras in the city. today the city supervisors will vote on how to implement the project and whether they should lead the construction project. governo

the next day he flew out to salt lake city. then after that, he was going to go to reno, nevada. and another he made the same statement in salt lake city, except he changed the number from 205 to, i think, 58. then in his next talk and next series of talks, the number went to 81. he was always changing the number because he had no list. he had no names. it was all a big lie. and this is congress investigates, an american history tv series looking at significant congressional investigations over the years. jim townsend, director of the levin center for oversight and democ racy, is our guest. how much news did that wheeling, west virginia enemies from within speech make and why did he deliver that? well, it made a lot of news. it got a lot of attention. there was no recording, actually, of this speech. so our understanding of it is really based on people's accounts who witnessed the speech, but it was covered in the media and it got a lot of attention because people were were concerned about the possibility that communists were infiltrating not only the government, but hollywood, ma

the a's have also been looking at sacramento and salt lake city as possible interim ballparks. >>> in it napa county, police have arrested two suspects following a shooting in a safeway parking lot in american canyon yesterday. 18-year-old christian evans from vallejo and a juvenile were both taken in for multiple charges including attempted murder. authorities say three people were injured and are still in the hospital. police say the gunfire broke out after some sort of altercation there. >>> some good news in the sierra nevada. final snow survey of the season shows the snowpack is at above average. governor gavin newsom joined the department of water resources for today's survey at phillips station. they found the snowpack at 113% of average for this location. the snowpack, as you know, is a key indicator for our future water supply. april survey is critical for water managers and is considered the peak snowpack for the season. >>> let's get a check of our weather now. here is a live look outside downtown san jose. look at those blue skies. heaven, right? meteorologist jessica burc

other options are salt lake city or extending their lease at the coliseum that seems less and less likely. no deal was reached yesterday between the a's and the city of oakland. espn says the a's offered them a two year deal worth 17 million. the city says they will extend the lease through a five year contract for $97 million. in the meantime, plans in vegas are moving forward. yesterday, the tropicana hotel and casino, that is so the site where the new stadium will be built closed for good. it is slated for demolition in october. but, the new 1.5 billion stadium will not be ready until 2028. the clock is ticking on naming an interim ballpark, though, the mlb season schedules for the 2025 season are set to be released in july. >> my goodness. all right, anne, thank you. >>> it hosted protests, sports celebrations and tents for the unhoused. coming up, wilson walker shows whraws is next for san francisco civic plaza. >>> the women are dominating march madness. what you will have to pay if you want to see them in action. she rocks >>>it is san francisco's grand plaza, civic center places i

. >>> the wall street journal and moody's says salt lake city has the nation's hottest job market. everywhere is doing quite well, but salt lake city is tops, followed by three cities in florida. austin is not in the top five. it is number seven, though, followed by nashville, tennessee. >>> google has a high ranking search term. maybe you can guess what it is. it's, why do my eyes hurt? a look at the spike in queries over the last 30 minutes, yesterday, top states were arkansas, iowa and south carolina. arkansas was the only one in the path of totality. i was reading that, obviously, if you look into bright lights, you squint and you do this, but the thing that you're actually damaging does not have nerves. so you are not aware of how badly you are hurting. it's like looking at somebody welding. never do that, by the way. you don't know what's happening. >> exactly, the burn. yeah, it's a lot of strain. >> it is. thanks, scott. >> you bet. >>> new at 6:00 for you, new signs las vegas voters are not sold for funding for the a's on the strip. the latest poll finds only one in three v

at other locations to bridge the gap until las vegas is ready and that includes sacramento and salt lake city. >>> now to safety concerns in san francisco. new video of an attack in the mission district has people upset. they say it is proof that the city is moving problems from one street to another. let's bring in sergio quintana. >> reporter: it is difficult to watch. this happened saturday afternoon before 5:00 p.m. let's check out this video. you can see there is a woman sitting on the sidewalk. another woman is straddling her and a third is watching. there is a struggle going on between the two women on the sidewalk. at one point the woman gets up and kicks the woman on the sidewalk in the head. i did manage to talk to the woman who is the victim in this. she does not want to be identified. she said she was in her van taking a nap when she woke up to see two women looking into her window. 12 one woman tried to open the van and she confronted them and that is when they pounced on her. after the attack she said she was standing in the street and a man who she said she thought was a walked

the next day he flew out to salt lake city. then after that, he was going to go to reno, nevada. and another he made the same statement in salt lake city, except he changed the number from 205 to, i think, 58. then in his next talk and next series of talks, the number went to 81. he was always changing the number because he had no list. he had no names. it was all a big lie. and this is congress investigates, an american history tv series looking at significant congressional investigations over the years. jim townsend, director of the levin center for oversight and democ racy, is our guest. how much news did that wheeling, west virginia enemies from within speech make and why did he deliver that? well, it made a lot of news. it got a lot of attention. there was no recording, actually, of this speech. so our understanding of it is really based on people's accounts who witnessed the speech, but it was covered in the media and it got a lot of attention because people were were concerned about the possibility that communists were infiltrating not only the government, but hollywood, ma

. >> the a's have been looking at sacramento and salt lake city as possible interim all parks. as for the a's potential move to las vegas, these are the renderings of the new $1.5 billion ballpark. the a's are already pushing forward with a mood like hiring the same company the raiders used to oversee ticket sales. >>> the new stadium will be at the site of the tropicana casino resort. the hotel shut down its doors for good today after welcoming guests for more than 67 years. that hotel will be demolished in october. for continuing coverage on the a's and their potential move to las vegas, stay with us on air, our website at www.kpix.com, streaming on the free cbs news app. >>> in santa clara county, thousands of county nurses walked up the job today for a planned three day strike. this is video from st. louis regional hospital in gilroy. the county says many elective surgeries and appointments have already been rescheduled and all emergency and critical services are still open at the system's three hospitals and more than a dozen primary care clinics. it brought nearly 1000 nu

the a's have also looked at playing in sacramento and salt lake city. oakland is still hoping the mlb will give the city an expansion team when the a's leave. >>> mayor sheng thao released a statement saying, "having major league baseball in oakland is what is best for the owners, the league, the players, and most importantly, the fans." the a's new vegas stadium will be on the site of the tropicana casino resort, which is closing its doors for good tomorrow afternoon. it will eventually be demolished to make way for the 30,000 seat ballpark. >>> caltrans right now still assessing damage to highway 1 near big sur after a chunk of the roadway broke and fell away during a storm saturday. the washout left hundreds of people stranded. some people even slept in their cars for a night. it happened near rocky creek bridge. that's 17 miles south of monterey. caltrans plans to put 500 feet of concrete barriers in the center of the roadway in the coming days. that's to define a channel for convoys to pass through on the northbound lane. caltrans is leading convoys

members of the international olympic committee are traveling to salt lake city this week to scout fore for the 2034 winter olympics, and there is a lot of excitement in the city as officials check out what is expected to be the final site visit. a formal announcement of the city hosting the games is expected in july. >> it's a concept, is exceptional because the concept means in one hour you could reach all the venues. that's a very, very close way for all the outlets, for the families, for the fans and for us as well. and i think this one is the right concept. >> salt lake city previously hosted the winter games in 2002. >> the former translator for the dodgers, shohei ohtani, is reportedly negotiating a guilty plea for stealing more than $4 million from the star pitcher. the new york times reports. authorities believe there's evidence that epa mizuhara was able to change settings on ohtani's bank accounts, so that ohtani was not aware of the transactions. the translator allegedly stole the money to cover gambling debts, tmz reports. the investigation has cleared ohtani of any involv

comm to continuing negotiations or are you moving on d focusing on the minor league ballparks in salt lake citynto? the a's simply responded. we have no additional meeting scheduled with the city of oakland at this time. could it be 3 strikes and you're out? >> it could be. >> dolans thinks the a's lack of commitment to future meetings could be a negotiating ploy. but more likely he thinks it's because the a's will move to sacramento until their vegas ballpark is ready. >> sacramento is a place that they can claw. some of the tv revenue that is probably being negotiated we speak. >> dolan says a's fans successful efforts to boycott the games has become an embarrassment to the team and leaving will allow the a's. and owner john fisher to avoid playing in an empty stadium. >> what a terrible visual for major league baseball to see a once-proud franchise with nobody attending the games. oakland mayor sheng thao issued a statement saying oakland made a fair and reasonable offer to the a's. and she says the city looks forward to continuing discussions as necessary. >> vicki can. >> thank you, meanwh

to play in sacramento or salt lake city. another big part of this is the tv rights.s have had high level rights about the tv deal. the broadcast rights package, though, is lucrative. only if nay play in the bay area. >> where we go now is maybe some back room conversations i happen to believe that the as will announce they are going to sacramento a short period of time. >> today was the final day of operation, we are talking 67 years of history. gone. shut down. demolition of the tropicana will begin in october. this is the site of the proposed ballpark which is right on the strip. right next to the mgm. >>> we are back in 60 seconds. just ahead, is any of this stuff yours? take a good look. the storage units targeted in the south bay and the items people are hoping to reunite with their rightful owners. >>> should your boss be able to contact you through email or phone calls after hours? a new bill aims to put an end to working around the clock. we will tell you about the san francisco lawmaker behind the push. >>> and a chance of rain and ch colder >>> storage wars

but finally, now, actor kevin bacon made it back to visit the iconic footloose film location in salt lake city, utah, before its demolition. the actor showed up at payson high school just in time for the final prom night, and the movie's 40th anniversary. look at him strutting in there. the school is set to relocate at the end of the school year. students tried to get him to make an appearance for more than a year. footloose starred bacon as a teen who moves to a small town that forbids dancing. bacon called the film and the school a big part of his life. how exciting for those kids it is. >> yeah, it was a great film. great to see him. he still looks in great shape. >> he does. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. ♪ ♪ ♪ i was born in a small town and lived in a

to continuing negotiations or are you moving on and focusing on the minor league ballparks in salt lake city and sacramento? the a's simply responded. we have no additional meeting scheduled with the city of oakland at this time. could it be 3 strikes and you're out? it could be. do lutz thinks the a's lack of commitment to future meetings could be a negotiating ploy. but more likely thanks. the a's are ready to pack up their bats and and moved to sacramento's minor league field for 3 years. sacramento is a place that they can claw. some of the tv revenue. >> that is probably being negotiated we speak. more importantly, do it says leaving oakland. >> will allow the a's and owner john fisher to avoid the embarrassment of playing to an empty stadium. what a terrible visual. >> for major league baseball to see a once-proud franchise with nobody attending the games. >> oakland mayor sheng thao issued a statement today saying oakland made a fair and reasonable offer to as we await their response and look forward to continuing discussions as necessary. grant. well, quite a mess. thank you, happeni

the a's are also looking at playing temporarily in sacramento or salt lake city. >>> across the bay a totally different story, the giants are celebrating their 25th season at oracle park and a roster they have filled with quality players. today i chatted with giants ceo larry baird at the commonwealth club in san francisco. here's what he said about the role the giants play in revitalizing san francisco's image. >> we're wearing san francisco across our chest. we go out on the field every night and day for seven months and feel we're representing san francisco and in some ways that narrative, we think it's overblown. there are problems here. they need to be addressed, but all cities have problems. we feel strongly that the neighborhoods are thriving and that's not being portrayed. it all starts here at the innovation economy. look at a.i. >> baer has been a power player in san francisco for decades. he had a lot to say also about the a's situation and their proposed move to las vegas. we'll hear more from larry baer on our 7:00 news. >>> today san francisco celebrated reopening of a p

those other locations include sacramento and salt lake city. >>> here's a story getting a lot of buzz. sfo versus oakland. two bay area airports at odds over a proposed name change. this started last week. officials at the oakland international airport announced they're looking to change its name to san francisco bay-oakland international airport. doesn't necessarily roll off the tongue there. they say a lot of travelers just don't know that oakland is part of the bay area. they also point out oakland international is located on the san francisco bay, and they want travelers to know that it's a convenient option to get to top destinations across our region. this is all stuff that we know, but they say the tourists don't necessarily know it. here's the rub, though. sfo doesn't like it. the director of sfo is making an official request to reconsider that name change, one that doesn't start with "san francisco." >> it's almost a hundred years that the word "san francisco" has been associated with this airport, and we understand an airport's desire to attract more customers. we're all try

the team is also exploring a temporary home in sacramento, or possibly salt lake city. heet obtained by abc seven shows the city is no longer asking the a's to change their name when they leave oakland, or guarantee the city an mlb expansion team in the future. >> in the meantime, oakland mayor xiang tao wants to change the process of selecting a police chief. mayor tao wants to block the volunteer led police commission from participating in any future search. this would leave the decision solely up to the mayor and the city administrator. she claims the process to choose the new chief, floyd mitchell, which we told you about last week, was not effective because of the oversight group's involvement. we reached out to the police commission and the mayor's office for comment, but we have not yet heard back. >> coming up, sfo officials are slamming a proposal to rename the oakland airport. why they say calling it the san francisco bay, oakland international airport is a bad idea. >> plus, crews in baltimore work to open a temporary channel near the collapsed francis scott k

she made the more than 600-mile journey from salt lake city to riverside, california, wihere se spentackaging facilities unbekno unbeknownst, no food and no water. brandy hunter, a self-proclaimed cat lady. she tracked down the clarks due to her microchip and streeted her to a little thc and a trip to the vet where she was reunited with a very relieved pair of cat parents. call it the purr-fect ending for a very curious cat. blayne alexander, nbc news. >> a great amazon delivery, too. >>> have you ever seen a hairy robot? eng engineering company boston dynamics has created sparkles, a robot dog with blue, sparkly fur. it was revealed for international dance day. >>> one of the winners of this month's $1.3 billion jackpot has been revealed. he's an immigrant from laos, who has had cancer for eight years. the 48, or 46-year-old of portland, oregon said he and his wife are taking the lump-sum payment of $422 million after taxes. and they're also splitting the prize with a friend who chipped in to buy a batch of lottery tickets with them. he will now be able to provide for his family and

sundance is typically held every february in park city, utah, about an hour outside salt lake city. the festival founded by robert redford is currently scheduled to be in park city through 2026. but it is accepting applications for a new home. >> coming up next, caught on camera and east bay business robbed in broad daylight by someone who was a regular customer. plus, a new state bill is pushing for less homework for students. studies backing this bill addressing human trafficking issues. high schoolers is part of sexually schoolers is part of sexually exploited minors ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ ness. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep

a man broke through an emergency door at salt lake city's airport and ended up running on a tarmac. an airline engine. >> costly but would more physical barriers help? >> i think the physical barriers would, but i don't think the american people should be concerned about traveling. >> reporter: the tsa puts the odds of bir passing security like this at 11 million to 1. but security experts will tell you once is once too often. >> that was mark strassmann reporting. >>> salvage crews have begun removing shipping containers from the deck of that cargo ship that crashed into the francis scott key bridge in baltimore. there are also 50 divers and 12 cranes working to move the collapsed bridge, and temporary channels have been opened for smaller vessels to pass around the wreck. with hundreds of jobs at stake, reopening the port of baltimore is now job one. kris van cleave reports. >> reporter: this is our first look at the murky conditions facing divers working to clear the wreckage of the francis scott key bridge. >> that view looks like being in the middle of a snowstorm with high bea

to continuing negotiations or are you moving on and focusing on the minor league ballparks in salt lake cityresponded. we have no additional meeting scheduled with the city of oakland at this time. could it be 3 strikes and you're out? it could be. >> dolans thinks the a's lack of commitment to future meetings could be a negotiating ploy. but more likely he thinks it's because the a's will move to sacramento until their vegas ballpark is ready. >> sacramento is a place that they can claw. some of the tv revenue that is probably being negotiated we speak. >> dolan says a's fans successful efforts to boycott the games has become an embarrassment to the team and leaving will allow the a's. and owner john fisher to avoid playing in an empty stadium. >> what a terrible visual for major league baseball to see a once-proud franchise with nobody attending the games. >> in a statement, oakland mayor sheng thao says oakland made a fair and reasonable offer to the oakland a's and they look forward to continuing discussions as necessary. dan kerman kron, 4 news. tonight. the san francisco board of super

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also salt lake city. that's today. then tomorrow we're going see another warm day in the southwest. at least most of the west looking above average. las vegas 90 degrees. that's 9 degrees above average. and tucson 93. we're going warm it up in the midwest. by thursday, friday. friday you're into the mid-60s. kansas city, same story. 77 on friday. that's a temperature story. also tracking the chance for some showers in the florida peninsula. we have a front that in the ten valley, the mississippi valley. but lots of sunshine in memphis, little rock, birmingham and jackson. all right. that's your monday forecast. >> okay, michelle, thank you. >>> 50,000 people lined up along pennsylvania avenue in d.c. this weekend to watch the iconic boulevard turn into a formula 1 racetrack. the pinnacle event of the weekend featured retired red bull driver david coulthard. he sped between capitol hill and the white house in a car that can hit a cool 200 miles per hour. it's part of a series of events in u.s. cities designed to bring the lightning-fast cars closer to the fast-growing american fan ba

meantime the a's are also looking at playing temporarily in sacramento or salt lake city. the a's are a step closer to their new $1.5 billion ballpark in vegas. at 3:00 this morning the tropicana casino hotel shut down. all the guests had to check out for the final time. the landmark casino will be demolished the end of the year so construction can start on the ballpark by next april. >>> now the right to disconnect, unplug from work, an idea by a san francisco lawmaker to provide some breathing room between you and your boss. how would it work? let's bring in our valina jones who has been looking into it for us today no. need to respond to emails or texts after hours, that sounds nice. >> reporter: a lot of people we talked to today say they are all for it. people say oftentimes even after working hours they're on their phones, checking emails, take work home with them and it prevents them from having that personal time, time with family it. some people are always working 24/7 and are so accessible and feel almost guilty not responding even when they're off work. so they

obviously las vegas year, salt lake city, oakland. >> and we felt that this was just a great interim home for the a's. we have a lot of fans in this region. it's a great location. we have a great partnership with the kings and the back and his team to really ended up being the best option for the club we have. like i said, we have a long-standing tv partnership nbc, california and the comcast and you know, they're an important partner in stakeholder in making that decision and they were very supportive of that. this location. >> ahead of the team's planned move to vegas in 2028, the park will host the a's for 3 seasons starting in 2025. with an option for a 4th. and while they propose moving in the past, this will be the first time a move actually takes place in 2014. the a's signed a 10 year lease to remain at the coliseum. and and then in 2018, the a's announced a plan for a ball park. it the howard terminal at the port of oakland by 2021. with no ballpark in place. major league baseball allowed the a's to explore relocation in 2023. the a's reached a deal to move to side of tropic

aquí nueva york, los Ángeles, phoenix y salt lake city.as diferentes estaciones de la cadena bajo la guía del programa. una forma de incrementar el número de hispanos en la industria. no tenemos una presencia muy fuerte en la industria. faltan pues, modelos a seguir y esta oportunidad de la academia con telemundo les abrirá nuevas vistas sobre la industria misma y sobre cómo ellos pueden prepararse para carreras profesionales y puestos ejecutivos dentro de la industria. el programa inició con la intención de apoyar a 30, estudiantes de medios de comunicación, arte y entretenimiento, y desde su inicio ha servido alrededor de 800 estudiantes a través de múltiples instituciones con el acuerdo de hoy, se espera que estas cifras crezcan exponencialmente ante telemundo academy. arrancará de manera inmediata en estos nuevos estados incorporados y se manejará a través de universidades participantes. telemundo academy es parte de la iniciativa el poder en ti. se espera que el programa se expanda a otros estados con el objetivo de continuar forjando

storm system that brought that cold weather will now bring in some wintry weather in the parts salt lake city. also the well, the denver area to they're seeing some heavy snow in colorado rockies. some places almost 18 inches of snow overnight tonight and tomorrow. but for us, we've got that nice change setting itself up. pretty typical this time of year. high pressure builds in. that's in the jet stream. well to the north. that means all the storms follow that track north of the bay area, much north of much of us all the way up into canada. so just some passing clouds for us. by the afternoon tomorrow, a lot of sunshine coming our way and some dry weather numbers breaking down like this plan on 60's in the san francisco along the coastline will be a little bit cool. get inside the bay. we're warming up in a hurry. numbers ticking up in the 70's. very nice in the south bay by tomorrow afternoon. well into the 70's east bay. looking good, too. you get the idea. nice numbers outside and that's going to get warmer next couple days. warming up in the 80's. that cool down slightly on thursday. sta

obviously las vegas year, salt lake city, oakland, and we felt that this was just a great interim home for the a's. we have a lot of fans in this region. it's a great location. we have a great partnership with the kings and the back and his team to really ended up being the best option for the club we have. like i said, we have a long-standing tv partnership nbc, california and the comcast and you know, they're an important partner in stakeholder in making that decision and they were very supportive of that. this location. >> ahead of the team's plan moved to vegas in 2028, the park will host the a's for 3 seasons starting in 2025. with an option. >> for a force. we have team coverage tonight on the a's move to sack are gayle ong is standing by live in the studio with what is next for the coliseum. but first, we want to go to kron four's dan kerman whose live in the newsroom with reaction from fans stand. this hurts. yeah. well, you know, fans have come to expect disappointment when it comes to the a's and this is no different, though. unlike last year, shocking announcement that the a

. >> reporter: the a's have also been negotiating with sacramento and salt lake city as their temporary home. fans like gomez know time is ticking for oakland and the ownership group to come to an agreement. >> there has to be a little give and take. i mean, there has to be something we're not just left hung out to dry. >> reporter: the mayor's office has dropped demands to keep the name and colors in oakland and a guarantee with an expansion team. >> we can't sit here with no franchise, no baseball. >> to me, it breaks my heart what's going on. >> reporter: it's the latest setback for a fan base that just wants to see some baseball in oakland. >> the oakland mayor's office declined our request for an interview tonight, but mayor sheng thao gave us a statement that says she is committed to doing everything in her tower keep the a's in oakland and that the proposed lease extension is reasonable and achievable. and in order for the a's to build a ballpark in vegas, that city has to say good-bye to an iconic hotel on the strip. later in the show, we take you to the tropicana in its final h

a man without a ticket was caught taking pictures of other passengers boarding passes at the salt lake city airport to board a flight. he was removed just before takeoff, a tsa spokesperson tells the washington post. of at least 300 cases nationwide in the last year, where people have bypassed airport security, a huge increase from previous years. just 72 cases were reported in 2022. only 29 in 2019. some of the factors the spike in post-pandemic travel and mental illness. >> there's certainly some concern when you see security breaches. however at the same time, there's no such thing as a perfect security system, a tsa spokesperson calling it a trend, saying the number of breaches is a larger number than we realized. >> the most common cases were passengers reentering secured areas through exit only lanes. other times, including that recent case in nashville, officials say people were just tired of waiting. >> is it something that the traveling public should be alarmed about? not, in my opinion, and certainly concerning about let's strengthen that vulnerability. but nothing to be concerned

this video shows a salt lake city to travel or appearing to photograph boarding passes of other passengerssneak on a different airline. it worked until the flight crew caught him emerging from the restroom when the plane was on the tarmac. he was arrested. that close call last month came as the tsa confirms a sobering trend: more than 300 instances of people trying to skirt security just in the last year. more than 200 of them went the wrong way into airport exits. another 80 people somehow snuck past the tsa's i.d. checking stations. 85% of them were eventually stopped. >> the number surprised me. >> reporter: former tsa administrator john pistol. >> that's part of why tsa has multiple layers of security. >> reporter: is it concerned but not alarm? >> i think that's a good way to describe it. >> reporter: in a statement the tsa said most of the security violations are inadvertent and unintentional. tsa immediately investigates and takes corrective action. rare is this type of this type of security breach. a man broke through an emergency door at the lake city's airport and ended up runnin

in the box she made the more than 600 mile journey from salt lake city to riverside, california wherehen spent six days in an amazon packaging facility, unbeknownst to anyone. no food and no water. all the makings of a catastrophic shipping blunder, if not for brandy hunter, a self-proclaimed cat lady. she tracked down the clarks, thanks to the microchip and then treated her feline friend to some tlc and the trip to the vet where she was realigned to with a relieved pair of cat parents. call it the perfect ending for a curious cat. >> i told you it was bananas. i wish you a very good night. coming up this weekend, you don't want to miss it. they are hosting a special conversation. at the apollo theater, all to talk about the new book. you can catch it on saturday night at 9:00 eastern. set your dvr if you have plans. for now, i wish you from all of our colleagues across the networks, a very good night. thank you for staying up. ing u >>> okay. this may come as a shock to you but donald trump didn't spend the day in court today, but not to worry, he'll be back in court tomorrow. plenty

to continuing negotiations or are you moving on and focusing on the minor league ballparks in salt lake cityramento? the a's simply responded. we have no additional meeting scheduled with the city of oakland at this time. could it be 3 strikes and you're out? it could be. do lutz thinks the a's lack of commitment to future meetings could be a negotiating ploy. but more likely thanks. the a's are ready to pack up their bats and and moved to sacramento's minor league field for 3 years. sacramento is a place that they can claw. some of the tv revenue. >> that is probably being negotiated we speak. more importantly, do it says leaving oakland. >> will allow the a's and owner john fisher to avoid the embarrassment of playing to an empty stadium. what terrible visual. >> for major league baseball to see a once-proud franchise with nobody attending the games. in a statement, oakland mayor sheng thao says oakland made a fair and reasonable offer to the oakland a's and they look forward to continuing discussions as necessary. dan kerman kron, 4 news. coming up. a local lawmakers push to try to crack