plan to gather at 730 at the school and then march to city hall hoping to get oakland mayor libby schaaf to step in the teachers say they haven't had a new contract in two years and the current proposal amounts to about a 70 dollar a year raise. ( james ) thanks will.( james ) ( james ) thanks will. ( james )(ááá2 shotááá) breaking news on the peninsula. a business is on fire in redwood city.people are being told to avoid el camino real south of woodside.( darya ) kron4's sara stinson is live at the scene with the latest. latest. with the at the scene stinson is live at the scene with the latest. ( james ) ( james ) thanks s. ( darya ) breaking overnight. five children t years old were killed in a house fire overnight in youngstown, ohio. authorities say two children died immediately in the fire and the other three were taken to a hospital where they died from their injuries. two firefighters were also injured while battling the fire. investigators say they do no suspect foul play and the fire is under investigation. ( darya ) in the south bay... a san jose family has been targeted multi

happy about the lawsuit filed on tuesday by the city.the mayor calling it much deserved.mayor libby schaaf oakland"we are happy to announce the nfl shakedown has got to stop. the city of oakland, in particular the raider nation, are filing a much deserved lawsuit." officials are calling the raiders move illegal -- and demanding compensation for hundreds of millions of dollars in losses.chris dobbins, save oakland sports "it's a very sad day that we've come to this level but i'm in favor of it so we can recoop the losses that we're going to be having on the coliseum because you know the raiders county are still going to be faced with those bond payments.chris dobbins and his father have had season tickets for more than 20 years ... and wiedteam wasn't leaving ... especially this way.chris dobbins, save oakland sports"as a fan, i'm not going anywhere else. i've had season tickets since 1995. once they leave, i'm not following the team. it's going to be very emotional, but ya, i'm not following."ray bobbitt, raiders fanwe didn't feel the relocation was legal. we've come here and we've been lo

where mayor libby schaaf just talked about a lawsuit filed by the city of oakland against the raiders... kron4's terisa estacio is standing by.... the entrances to san francisco's federal building this afternoon... in an effort to convince house democratic leader nancy pelosi to support a select committee on a "green new deal...." legislation they say would create millions of jobs nationwide. (ken) meanwhile... pelosi... along with fellow democrat chuck schumer... were key players at a white house meeting with the president on the budget and border security today. as steve nannes reports -- it was an oval office discussion that turned into a heated debate - all while the cameras were rolling. a stunning showdown in the oval officepres. donald trump: i am proud to shut down the government for border security as president donald trump and democratic leaders nancy pelosi and chuck schumer appear to be at a stalemate over a spending bill... setting up a potential shutdown next week.sen. chuck schumer/-d- new york: the one thing i think we can agree on is we don't want to shut down the gov

couldve been handled a little bit better. on both sides. but more so on the raiders. ... i'm glad libby schaafguns. us taxpayers paid for mount davis and we're still paying for that. .... hopefuly they have great attorneys because the nfl has great attorneys. but if we have great attorneys we should win this.word that the raiders backed out of a tentative deal to play in oakland for the 2019 season ... isn't sitting well with many.mark davis is doing everything he can for monetary reasons as far as i'm concerned. there's no reason for him to take the raiders from oakland.the raiders have a dedicated fan base ... that intends to follow them to vegas when the new stadium opens in 2020.i dont care if they move to montana, alaska ... 70% of my wardrobe is black.but since the the city filed a lawsuit, the team followed through with its threat to find someplace else to play next year.they should've sat down with the crew and figured out what works and make it work. nobody wanted to make it work. or at least one side didn't want to make it work.as for success in vensgas say only time will tell if thi

. >> mayor libby schaaf tweeted today our community mourns the second anniversary of the ghost ship fire that claimed 36 beautiful lives. oakland grieves together,. the warehouse was illegally converted into an artist collective, full of flammable material and was receiving electricity through a tangled set of wires. two men that ran the warehouse were charged with manslaughter. >>> bart has a project in the works to honor oscar grant, the young black man killed by a bart police officer in 2009. they are going to work with an artist to paint a mural at the fruitvale station. they're still negotiating how the mural will look. >>> and tonight the nation is mourning president george h. w. bush who died friday at the age of 94. a flag at the white house will continue flying at half staff for 30 days. singer gloria estefan noted his passing taping the opening of the kennedy center honors, and she recalled how he once invited her and her family to the white house and entertained her 8-year-old son. >> he was also kind of like very kind sides of politics, that you can cross the aisle and can ta

plan to gather at 730 at the school and then march to city hall hoping to get oakland mayor libby schaaf to step in the teachers say they haven't had a new contract in two years and the current proposal amounts to about a 70 dollar a year raise. (anchor1) taking a live look outside-- our sutro camera overlooking the golden gate bridge. (anchor 2) time now to check on our weather... meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: a weak storm brought a few showers to the bay area this morning out of t afternoon mostly sunny skies had returned. tonight will be mostly clear and cold with patchy dense valley fog in the north and east bay. on the satellite you can see the cold front that moved through and is now headed toward southern california. there's another one that will drop in from the gulf of alaska tomorrow night and wednesday. but it will only bring a slight chance of showers. tomorrow will be mostly sunny with a few clouds late. highs will be in the 50s and 60s. more rain is possible friday and sunday. nats, mom screaming. (vicki) a video going viral tonight. police rip a baby from

. >> reporter: oakland mary libby schaaf is optimistic that tech and current oakland residents can coiexiscoexist. >> to the extent that new workers are going to be moving into oakland, there are new housing units for them to move into. so they don't displace the people who are here right now. >> reporter: square is expected to move into uptown station next year. kate larson, abc 7 news. >>> if you have an idea about building a better bay area, let us know about it. #better bay area and join in on the conversation. >>> self-driving vehicles returned to the streets of san francisco. it is suspending testing in march after one of the autonomous vehicles hit and killed a pedestrian. uber said they did a top to bottom review of safety policies. vehicles will now go no faster than 25 miles per hour. they will be operating in less challenging environments than before. uber says there will be a human driver in control at all times. >>> hersheys is doesn't know what is happening with the tops of candies. >> people took to social media that the missing curl at the top is spoiling the treats. at first they

mayor libby schaaf wants them to cash out before they cash out to vegas. >> the raiding of public coffers must end. every city will benefit from this lawsuit. >> reporter: the raiders said if the city sues, they would skip their final season in oakland next year. so what now? the new stadium in las vegas won't be ready until 2020, that leaves the raiders homeless, essentially, for 2019. another option, down south, san diego, qualcomm stadium. that old site are the chargers used to play. or maybe the at&t center in san antonio. a few years ago, mark davis flitted with moving the team to san antonio. wherever they end up, this is a dad way to leave oakland for everyone involved. we have reached out to the team for comments and not heard back. >>> the city of oakland may require all apartments be seismic al seismically registered. >> we want to protect renters, condo owners, whoever they are, we want to protect them so they don't die. so we know an earthquake is not a matter of if, but when. >> some on the land lord, absolutely. and also a third of it needs to be on the public sector, whethe

>>eporter:maro ooit hall to meet with mayor libby schaaf. instead, they were greeted by the education policy director david silver. >> the amount of money the district has is not what it needs to be. >> i hoped we would be able to meet with the mayor. but meeting with david was also productive and i hope that our message will get passed on. >> make you proud? >> yeah, that's the word i feel today is very proud of them. and supported. >> reporter: the starting salary for an oakland teacher is $46,000 per year. the district is offering a 5% raise over three years, while the teachers want 12% over the same period. the rally at city hall left oakland high with a handful of teachers and administrators to manage the several hundred students who did show up for class. the oakland high walkout was not sanctioned by the oakland education association, but tuesday afternoon, the union is sponsoring a much larger demonstration after school. at five locations around the city. in oakland, laura anthony, "abc7 news." >>> and while we're talking about then

plan to gather at 730 at the school and then march to city hall hoping to get oakland mayor libby schaaf to step in the teachers say they haven't had a new contract in (pam) reggie mckenzie is out as raiders g-m.(ken) mark carpenter joins us in the studio. given how this season has unfolded, it's appropriate that even after a raiders win, we talking about another major headline... reggie mckenzie is out as the team's general manager. --the reports started coming out yesterday afternoon, and the team made it official today.. mckenzie's tenure with the silver and black is done after six seasons. --he came to alameda in 2012... and is responsible for drafting derek carr, khalil mack and amari cooper... --decisions that earned him executive of the year honors in 2016.. --then when jon gruden came on board, there were questions on how much input he would have in building the roster... and it's still not known how much the pair worked together. -the raiders say the search for a new front office exec is now underway. --gruden wouldn't discuss what led to today's decision, but says he didn't exp

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plan to gather at 730 at the school and then march to city hall hoping to get oakland mayor libby schaaf to step in the teachers say they haven't had a new contract in two years and the current proposal amounts to about a 70 dollar a year raise. ( darya ) thanks will. ( james ) happening now ... 4-thousand mental health workers for kaiser permanente are starting a five-day strike. ( darya ) kron 4's sanaz tahernia is live in san francisco with the details. sanaz? i'm here outside of the kaiser permanente facility on geary where starting in just about an hour mental health employees will begin a 5-day long strike, in an attempt to call attention to what they say are unequal benefits and a critical staff shortage.vothis facility is just one of 21 facilities in northern california where protesters will be striking, with a total of nearly 4,000 across the state.mental health is and continues to become a bigger problem in this country. according to the center for disease control since 1999 the national suicide rate has gone up by 33 percent, and although california's suicide rates are relativ

the mayor calling it much deserved.mayor libby schaaf, oakland"we are happy to announce the nfl shakedownstop. the city of oakland, in particular the raider nation, are filing a much deserved lawsuit." officials are calling the raiders move illegal -- and demanding compensation for hundreds of millions of dollars in losses.chris dobbins, save oakland sports "it's a very sad day that we've come to this level but i'm in favor of it so we can recoop the losses that we're going to be ving on the coliseum because you know the raiders leave and you know the city and county are still going to be faced with those bond payments.chris dobbins and his father have had season tickets for more than wished the team wasn't leaving ... way.save oakland sports"as a fan, i'm not else. i've had since 1995. once they leave, i'm not following the team. it's going to be very emotional, but ya, i'm not following."ray bobbitt, ( darya ) still ahead... another lawsuit has been filed against p-g & e... this time by victims of the camp fire. we hear from protestors... after the break. ( darya )and... that extra weig

the mayor calling it much deserved.mayor libby schaaf, oakland"we are happy to announce the nfl shakedownand, in particular the raider nation, are filing a much deserved lawsuit." officials are calling the raiders move illegal -- and demanding compensation for hundreds of millions of dollars in losses.chris dobbins, save oakland sports "it's a very sad day that we've come to this level but i'm in favor of it so we can recoop the losses that we're going to be having on the coliseum because you know the raiders leave and you know the city and county are still going to be faced with those bond payments.chris dobbins and his father have had season tickets for more than 20 years ... and wished the team wasn't leaving ... especially this way.chris dobbins, save oakland sports"as a fan, i'm not going anywhere else. i've had season tickets since 1995. once they leave, i'm not following the team. it's going to be very emotional, but ya, i'm not following."ray bobbitt, raiders fanwe didn't feel the relocation was legal. we've come here and we've been loyal to this team to this organization for all

plan to gather at 730 at the school and then march to city hall hoping to get oakland mayor libby schaafep in the teachers say they haven't had a new contract in two years and the current proposal amounts to about a 70 dollar a year raise. ( james ) happening now ... 4-thousand mental health workers for kaiser permanente are starting a five-day strike. ( darya ) kron 4's sanaz tahernia is live in san francisco with the details. sanaz? i'm here outside of the kaiser permanente facility on geary where starting in just about an hour mental health employees will begin a 5-day long strike, in an attempt to call attention to what they say are unequal benefits and a critical staff shortage.vothis facility is just one of 21 facilities in northern california where protesters will be striking, with a total of nearly 4,000 across the state.mental health is and continues to become a bigger problem in this country. according to the center for disease control since 1999 the national suicide rate has gone up by 33 percent, and although california's suicide rates are relatively lower, another study show

plan to gather at 730 at the school and then march to city hall hoping to get oakland mayor libby schaaf to step in the teachers say they haven't had a new contract in two years and the current proposal amounts to about a 70 dollar a year raise. ( darya ) thanks will. thanks will.( darya ) ( darya ) thanks will. ( james ) breaking overnight. five children were killed in a house fire overnight in youngstown, ohio. authorities say two children died immediately in the fire and the other three were taken to a hospital where they died from their injuries. two firefighters were also injured while battling the fire. investigators say they do no suspect foul play and the cause of the fire is under investigation. ( darya ) a big story this morning... the catholic church is releasing a new list of priests credibly accused of abuse against children. the list includes the names of more than 100 clergy... living and dead and includes accusations dating back to the 1950's. jesuits west province represents clergy in 12 western states.. they say all of the people on the list have been removed from the m

the current sitesotproperty">sot libby schaaf/oakland: "simultaneously also the city and the county are negotiating the city buying out and those talks took a very positive turn this very week">while that is being sorted out, one thing that is not under negotiation is who is paying for thissottarget date for first pitch in the new a's water front ballpark? spring 2023...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news sunday and that means we're talking nfl football...if you know it's been a tough few weeks on both sides of the bay...we'll start with the 49ers, second away from levi's...niners 0h-and-6 on the road heading into the contest... richard sherman... his homecoming in seattle... gets a big hug from pete carrol before the game... 4th quarter... 27-10 seahawks... russell wilson... gets out of trouble and rifles it to jaron brown for

they wanted to meet with mayor libby schaaf but she wasn't available.ization is hosting several events. the district is offering a 5% raise over five years but the teachers want a 12% raise. the starting salary for an oakland teacher is $46,000. >>> mayor breed wants to tackle the number of vacant story fronts across the city by easing the rules small businesses have to follow. she wants to speed up the permit process so new tenants can move into empty spaces quicker. another idea is to allow some stores to expand without needing a second permit. the mayor wants to make it easier for pop-up stores to open. small business owners applaud the mayor's plan to ease regulations. one of them tells abc7 news she was fined $300 for setting up an city plans to alloce ate h nearly $1 million to implement the changes. >>> in the north bay napa police have released body cam video of a deadly shooting involving an senior. it happened last wey.usdaesct da as he runs toward an officer responding to a 911 call. in the video you can also hear the officer ordering molina

city council previously authorized the city attorney to file the suit and late today, mayor libby schaaf tweeted, the nfl's billionaires boys club ditched oakland out of sheer greed and left taxpayers with millions in unpaid stadium that. the raiders have threatened to skip their final season in oakland if the city sued but the new stadium in las vegas will not be ready in time. theoretically, the raiders santa clara or the chargers old idiom in san diego. the alamodome in san antonio texas is also mentioned along with mckay stadium in reno. the raiders could even have a soft opening in las vegas and play at unlv. the raiders front office may also decide the easiest alternative is to stay in a and for one last season. stack -- >>> tenants fighting to save their home. city leaders in mountain view are set to vote on a proposal to tear down rent-controlled apartment to make way for market rate townhomes. the well viking apartment are on rock street off of middlefield rowould be million dollar plus townhomes. azenith smith is at the meeting. >> reporter: no decision yet. public comment afte

. >> reporter: mayor libby schaaf tweeted we mourn the lives, oakland grieves together, remember together and heal together. two defendants are expected in court monday and going to trial next spring after a plea was rejected. judge felt not remorseful enough. family have attended hearings as the case drags on. a procession was held today in memory of the friends and family who died in the fire and family members reflected on the another year gone by. >> changes, this can't happen again. >>> another somber remembrance. three years since san francisco police officers shot and killed mario woods. galvanized black lives matter movement. one of the founders was invited to speak at memorial church. armed with knife and under the influence of meth, he was walking away from officers when they opened fire. alicia garza and others see death -- won't stop. >> time to have the courage to change what is what happening with policing. stop treating policing as hands off issue. if they're public servants, we have to make sure they're serving the public. >> the five officers involved in the killing will

in the past half-hour, oakland schaaf said the nfl billionaire's boys clubbed: s boys clubbed: now, wehed out to both the raiders and the r we haven't heard back. andre senior is is following this story. we'll have more later today starting at 4. >>> and we'll have the early bird service starting in february. and riders are being reached out and they're letting us know about the schedule change. >>> and we're learning where the service part is offering to the early commuters. >> bart is reaching out to early morning riders and offering them one-on-one help for their commute. the trains will run at 5:00 a.m. instead of 4:00 a.m., the time change will be systemwide starting at february 181. this will impact 2900 riders who regularly use the first hour. the hour time change is for a massive project that will retrofit the transbay tube in the case of a 1,000 earthquake event. it will likely bin place for the next inconvenience to many riders. >>> it's a huge deal, that one hour is, i mean, i might as wor the $3 to park. bart will offer the alternative early bird express bus service. >>> th

the camp in emeryville sits alongside the city line and oakland mayor libby schaaf wants to lease the la homes are donated. >> he has portable units for families. oakland has more land. when we put our resources together we can get much more done. >> the largest city in the county and the smallest city of the county can find a way to work on a problem together that's of significant regional magnitude. >> and they must have bathrooms and electricity which oakland will pay for. >>> you may have an alternative to riding bart or a car or bike, there will be a ferry that will start in richmond. the serve shore freeway. >> there will be 6 daily round trips between richmond and downtown san francisco. the ferry sells itself. it goes around that traffic that you experience on i-80, you avoid the bay bridge and you come in to san francisco after a nice relaxing ride on the boat. >> the ridership on the ferry has doubled and it's expected it could quadruple. there can be ten more ferry terminals than you see today. >>> a long process after cleaning up after the camp fire has begun in butte coun

they will march to san francisco in hopes to speak with libby schaaf. district officials are aware others could join the walkout. they must be forced to close and consolidate several kwraols. schools. >>> the son of ray taliaferro has hired a private investigator to look into his father's death. two teenagers found his body in a wooded area in kentucky last week. an autopsy found no signs of foul play, but his son thinks there is foul play. got married a few months before he vanished. his wife says he drove away the day he was last seen. his son says his father did not drive. >>> gun safety advocates are pushing to change gun laws. abc 7 news was at san francisco's saint ignatius church as people gathered to remember victims of gun violence remember victims of gun violence yesterday. one man wears wrist bands in memories of victims, including his son chris who was shot at uc santa barbara four years ago. nancy pelosi and jackie speier were also at the vigil. speier survived getting shot in jonestown five times 40 years ago. >> it is stunning to me that

and london breed and libby schaaf i didn't sheriff worry about gentrification of the plan. they voted to oppose the idea. >>> you'll see supplies under a approved by state regulators. the plan is aimed at increasing the water flow in the river delta by limiting the amount of water that can be pumped out of it. it's part of an effort to restore the rivers where the salmon population has dramatically dropped because of releapt less pumps out of the rivers for farms. and 80% of the flow in the san joaquin basin is being pumped during the spring run off. >>> and divers wouldn't be allowed to fish for two years. they voted to extend on recreational abalone fishing until 2022. they're protecting it, it's an endangered species. they'll see if it's rebounded enough for recreational harvest. >>> they're taking new steps to prevent thefts of scooters in san francisco. in the first two weeks it, 200 scooters were stolen or damaged beyond repair. now, as temporary fix, scoot attached cables with pad locks on some of the scooters, the company will roll out a feature that will allow user

school district and the organizers will march to city hall where they hope to speak to mayor libby schaafthe oakland teachers have been without a contract for about two ye fliostffave not on pnnge >>> fir fridays is back. the event was canceled last month following a shooting in october. sky 7 using our exclusive sky map 7 technology shows you where it happens. right in the heart of oakland. it runs from 27th street to west grand. as abc 7 news reporter katie disreports, small businesses are happy that this has returned. >> reporter: this woman has been selling here since 2014. >> i love first friday, because it's a great experience for first time entrepreneurs to test out the products. you need to get your licensing of course but the vending fees are affordable. >> reporter: so when a shooting happened hours after the october event forced the closure for november, it was a hit for small business owners like hope. >> it's consistent income that we're missing out on for sure. >> reporter: organizers got right to work trying to reinstate the street fair. >> we had some town hall meetings an

opening ceremonies will be held at 6:30 tonight and the oakland mayor libby schaaf will be there. not only can families enjoy ice skating but food and shopping. that's a cool place to hang out right there. it will create a new holiday tradition for families in oakland. >> we want to take the opportunity to make it and special place for the holidays. let people come down here and experience downtown oakland, in a way that we haven't experience it had before. >> the will be open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., students can get a $2 discount if you have your student id. >> if i could only ice skate. >> you can learn. >> i'm sure you could. thanks for watching everyone. have a great day. dr. oz: today on the dr. oz show. don't be fooled by fake online beauty products. >> these counterfeiters are using the cheapest possible ingredients. >> this is sometimes what you are getting. dr. oz: we investigate how some bogus brands are smuggled across the border. plus, are you sabotaging your marriage? >> we have to fix this or go. dr. oz: coming up next. the internet has turned the skinca

they wanted to meet with mayor libby schaaf but she wasn't available. organization is planning several organizations after school. teachers have been without a contract for a year and a half. the district is offering a 5% raise over the next five years but teachers want 12%. the starting salary for an oakland teacher is $46,000 a year. >>> san francisco mayor london breed wants to tackle the number of growing store fronts across the bay area. she wants to speed up the permit process so new tenants can move into empty spaces more quickly. another idea is to allow some stores to expand without needing a second permit. and the mayor wants it easier for pop-up stores to open uhm. one business owner tells abc7 news she got fined 300 bucks for just setting up an outside sales table. the city plans to implement $1 million for the changes. >>> napa police have released body cam video of a deadly shooting involving an officer. it happened last wednesday. this video shows the suspect, david molina, as he ran towards an officer responding to a 911 call. in the vid

divorce closely. the divorce couldve been handled a little bit better. on boiders. ... i'm glad libby schaaf held their guns. us taxpayers paid for mount davis and we're still paying for that. .... hopefuly they have great attorneys because the nfl has great attorneys. but if we have great attorneys we should win this.word that the raiders backed out of a tentative deal to play in oakland for the 2019 season ... isn't sitting well with many.mark davis is doing everything he can for monetary reasons as far as i'm concerned. there's no reason for him to take the raiders from oakland.the raiders have a dedicated fan base ... that intends to follow them to vegas when the new stadium opens in 2020.i dont care if they move to montana, alaska ... 70% of my wardrobe is black.but since the the city filed a lawsuit, the team followed through with its threat to find someplace else to play next year.they should've sat down with the crew and figured out what works and make it work. nobody wanted to make it work. or at least one side didn't want to make it work.as for success in vegas ... fans say only ti

independent testing requested by the metropolitan transportation division requested by mayor breed and schaaf. gi -- for their continued work and support in our efforts to reopen the transit center as soon as safely possible to the bay area. while we do not yet have a date to reopen the facility. today marks a significant milestone as we work to identify the cause of this incident. moving to phase two and the downtown extension, the supplementary and environmental document for the transbay project has been fined by the federal transit administration. later on today's agenda you have an item before you to certify the e.i.r.-e.i.s. >> we did receive two letters on the environmental document, one yesterday and one this morning. one from a property lawyer representing the property owner on second street, another from ucsf. both issues that were raised in the letters are already addressed in the environmental document. having said that, we will continue to work with all priority owners along the alignment as we move forward with the development and phase two. in relation to the development and des

they will march to san francisco in hopes to speak with libby in hopes to speak with libby schaaf. >>> abc 7 news was at saint ignatius as people gathered to remember victims of gun violence yesterday. one man wears wrist bands in memories of victims, including his son chris who was shot at uc santa barbara four years ago. nancy pelosi and jackie speier were also at the vigil. speier survived getting shot in jonestown. >> stun to go me that we can take romaine lettuce off the shelves because 55 get sick. but 30,000 people can die each year and we can't do anything about it. >> this friday marks six years since sandy hook. a gunman killed six adults and 20 children. nancy pelosi hopes to pass common sense gun violence protection legislation in the coming year. >>> the son of ray taliaferro has hired a private investigator to look into his father's death. he was found in a wooded area in kentucky last week. an autopsy found no signs of foul play, but his son thinks there is foul play. he got married a few months before he vanished. >>> in the east bay, neighbors can have their say tonig

happy about the lawsuit filed on tuesday by the city.the mayor calling it much deserved.mayor libby schaaf oakland"we are happy to announce the nfl shakedown has got to stop. the city of oakland, in particular the raider nation, are filing a much deserved lawsuit." officials are calling the raiders move illegal -- and demanding compensation for hundreds of millions of dollars in losses.chris dobbins, save oakland sports "it's a very sad day that we've come to this level but i'm in favor of it so we can recoop the losses that we're going to be having on the coliseum because you know the raiders leave and you know the city and county are still going to be faced with those bond payments.chris dobbins and his father have had season tickets for more than 20 years ... and wished the team wasn't leaving ... especially this way.chris dobbins, save oakland sports"as a fan, i'm not going anywhere else. i've had season tickets since 1995. once they leave, i'm not following the team. it's going to be very ya, i'm not following."ray bobbitt, raiders fanwe didn't feel the relocation was legal. we've com

stephen schaaf says for him and his wife jodi this was it. rocks forming a lover's chair on the edge of a cliff. >> that was our spot. we'd bring our hibachi, a couple of lawn chairs, a cooler, and she'd bring her work from graduate school. >> they'd been escaping to this magical place for years. ever since they were newlyweds in a starter apartment in new jersey. up here the air was fresh and the views seemed limitless. >>vi it sort of framed by trees. but you could look down and to the right and see the view of the georgeri washington bridge. >> reporter: what they couldn't see from here, of course, was the future. had they caught even a glimpse of what was to come, surely they would have abandoned this place forever. stephen and jodi met in the late '70s in georgia. he was in the army, a bookworm who loved the civil war. she taught history. theirs was a meeting first of minds. then hearts. >> how would you sort of describe those early years? were they loving? were they exciting? >> yes. they were -- you know, we were in love. it was ecstat

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happy about the lawsuit filed on tuesday by the city.the mayor calling it much deserved.mayor libby schaaf oakland"we are happy to announce the nfl shakedown has got to stop. the city of oakland, in particular the raider nation, are filing a much deserved lawsuit." officials are calling the raiders move illegal -- and demanding compensation for hundreds of millions of dollars in losses.chris dobbins, save oakland sports "it's a very sad day that we've come to this level but i'm in favor of it so we can recoop the losses that we're going to be having on the coliseum because you know the raiders leave and you know the city and county are still going to be faced with those bond payments.chris dobbins and his father have had season tickets for more than 20 years ... and wished the team wasn't leaving ... especially this way.chris dobbins, save oakland sports"as a fan, i'm not going anywhere else. i've had season tickets since 1995. once they leave, i'm not following the team. it's going to be very emotional, but ya, i'm not following."ray bobbitt, raiders fanwe didn't feel the relocation was l

oakland mary libby schaaf is optimistic that tech and current oakland residents can coexist. >> reporteruare is expected to move into uptown station next year. that is one of the real estate deals in the bay area. in mission bay, uber is building a new campus next to the future warriors arena. it is expected to open in early 2020. facebook working on a massive expansion on its headquarters in menlo park. the the willow village many include housing, office space with room for a grocery store and hotel. and in san jose, google is on a buying spree. we talked a lot about this. they plan to transform nearly 50 acres of land into a mixed use village. it is slated to include 10,000 new homes and apartments. if you have an idea about building a better bay area, we want to hear about it. use the hashtag better bay area use the hashtag better bay area and join in on the conversation. >>> jay-z reportedly trying to talk fellow rapper travis scott out of performing with maroon 5 in the super bowl halftime show. >>> according to tmz and variety, jay-z thinks scott should skip the show. kaepernick pr

couldve been handled a little bit better. on both sides. but more so on the raiders. ... i'm glad libby schaaf held their guns. us taxpayers paid for mount davis and we're still paying for that. .... hopefuly they have great attorneys because the nfl has great attorneys. but if we have great attorneys we should win this.word that the raiders backed out of a tentative deal to play in oakland for the 2019 season ... isn't sitting well with many.mark davis is doing everything he can for monetary reasons as far as i'm concerned. there's no reason for him to take the raiders from oakland.the raiders have a dedicated fan base ... that intends to follow them to vegas when the new stadium opens in 2020.i dont care if they move to montana, alaska ... 70% of my wardrobe is black.but since the the city filed a lawsuit, the team followed through with its threat to find someplace else to play next year.they should've sat down with the crew and figured out what works and make it work. nobody wanted to make it work. or at least one side didn't want to make it work.as for success in vegas ... fans say only ti

happy about the lawsuit filed on tuesday by the city.the mayor calling it much deserved.mayor libby schaaf, oakland"we are happy to announce the nfl shakedown has got to stop. the city of oakland, in particular the raider nation, are filing a much deserved lawsuit." officials are calling the raiders move illegal -- and demanding compensation for hundreds of millions of dollars in losses.chris dobbins, save oakland sports "it's a very sad day that we've come to this level but i'm in favor of it so we can recoop the losses that we're going to be having on the coliseum because you know the raiders leave and you know the city and county are still going to be faced with those bond payments.chris dobbins and his father have had season tickets for more than 20 years ... and wished the team wasn't leaving ... especially this way.chris dobbins, save oakland sports"as a fan, i'm not going anywhere else. i've had season tickets since 1995. once they leave, i'm not following the team. it's going to be very emotional, but ya, i'm not following."ray bobbitt, raiders fanwe didn't feel the relocation was

. >> reporter: mayor libby schaaf says developers are building thousands of new units to dress housing affordability. >> as new employees and residents come to oakland, we want them to come into newly built housing and not push out the people here right now. >> reporter: square will keep its san francisco office. this location in oakland is an expansion for the tech company. >> da lin in oakland, thank you. >>> the a's and raiders currently share the oakland coliseum, but could the silver and black share a stadium with the orange and black next year? kpix5's andrea nakano is live at at&t park. she has the story for us. >> reporter: i just spoke with the giants' new president of baseball operations and em says he just heard about this today and really couldn't comment further on this, but the giants as an organization has confirmed the interest. there are just a lot of factors that can get in the way of this becoming a reality. first of all, at&t park is in san francisco. that means the 49ers own the territorial rights to this market and that is one big hurdle. also with third and king

organizers plan to march to city hall, where they hope to speak with mayor libby schaaf. the walkout is not sanctioned by the union. the teachers have been without a contract for about two years. district officials say they are aware of the situation and the possibility that other teachers could join them. >>> a camp outside yosemite national park is piloting a program to be more inclusive. this summer, it will have an abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow has the story. >> it's 100% possible. >> reporter: this summer, jonathan brunn and his big sister, sabina. >> 10 and two minutes older than my twin. >> reporter: will attend camp tuanga, a residential summer camp outside of yosemite national park. it won't be their first summer at camp, but it will be the summer both have the option of camping in an all-gender bunk as opposed to a girls' bunk or boys' band. >> of course i'm happy. >> jonathan says he's transgender and nonbinary. >> i identify as both. >> reporter: jonathan uses the pronouns he, she, and they. >> he's not male or female, he's johnny. >> reporter: the idea

a group of students marched from oakland high school to city hall to try to meet with mary libby schaaf. the school district calls the teacher walkout an illegal labor action and threatened to dock their pay. they have been without a contract since july of last year. >> we certainly do not want to strike, but our school is very prepared. we wanted to show that we are ready and we are serious. >> the teachers union is organizing several demonstrations tomorrow after tainalary an >en health a %. is 6,000 a 5 kaiser permanente facilities across california started a five-day strike today, protesting staffing levels and benefits. the strike involves psychiatric nurses statewide. union members say patients are forced to wait four to six weeks to see a therapist. they want kaiser to hire hundreds more mental health workers. kaiser is rescheduling some appointments and says it offices remain open. it released a statement saying in part, we value our therapists and are calling on them to talk to their union leadership and urge them to bargain constructively and stop putting our patients in the m

out here, they're actually inside city hall right now, trying to get the attention of mayor libby schaaf. the reason why they are doing this sick-out today, the teachers, they're trying to pressure the school district to increase their salaries. right now many tell us they can barely afford to live here in the bay area. >> no contacts, no peace! no justice, no peace! >> reporter: that was the scene earlier this morning outside oakland high school where a majority of the teachers refused to teach today. instead participating in this one-day sick-out and march to city hall. the teachers' union and district have been negotiating for a contract for the past two years. a teacher tells us they have been at an impasse since the spring. the teachers want smaller class sizes, and as i mentioned, nor money. the teachers argue their salaries are some of the lowest for teachers in the bay area, while district administrators they say are some of the better paid. the district is offering a 5% raise over the next five years. the teachers want 12% over the next three. >> you want us to stay here and tea

organizers plan to march to city hall, where they hope to speak with mayor libby schaaf.ut is not being sanctioned by the union. the teachers have been without a contract for about two years now. district officials say they are aware of the situation and the possibility that other teachers may join the walkout. >>> a camp outside yosemite national park is piloting a program to be more inclusive. this summ,t will have an all-gender bunk. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow has the story. >> it's 100% possible. >> this summer, jonathan brunn and his big sister, sabina. >> 10 and two minutes older than my twin. >> reporter: will attend camp tawonga, a residential summer camp outside of yosemite nation park. it won't be their first summer at camp, but it will be the first summer that they both have the option of camping in an all-gender bunk as opposed to a girls' bunk or boys' bank. >> of course i'm happy. >> jonathan says he's transgender and nonbinary. >> i identify with both. >> reporter: jonathan uses the pronouns he, she, and they. >> jonathan's not male or female, he's

. >> when the lawsuit was announced, oakland mayor libby schaaf tweeted this. the nfl's billionaires boys club ditched oakland out of sheer greed and left taxpayers with millions in unpaid stadium debt. our communities support and loyalty were met with nothing but bad faith. today, we're standing up for residents, taxpayers, and fans. ktvu's andre senior is working to get more reaction on the lawsuit today and we'll have that for you at 5:00. >>> now we turn to the ongoing drama surrounding pg&e after the camp fire in butte county. the utility company finds itself at the center of lawsuits and protests. >> ktvu's tom vacar has more on the events along with pg&e's actions and replies. >> reporter: at noon, a coalition of pg&e customers and environmentalists marched from justin herman plaza to pg&e headquarters, barging into protest any pg&e immunities or bailouts that might stem from the paradise camp fire. the most recent major fire pg&e is implicated in. there, they read the names of 88 people killed in the fire. in chico, four law firms held a press conferenc

. >> and on the subject of so-called sanctuary laws, just today, the mayor of oakland, libby schaaf,nce warned northern california residents about an impending immigration and customsut enforcement raid, said she has "no regrets for her actions" and set the immigration agency has "gone astray." with immigration and border issues at the heart of the current government shutdown, homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen visit to the border area near el paso, texas. her visit, we are told, was primarily to get a firsthand look at the medical screening facility at the border stations in the wake of the death this month of two young guatemalan children who had crossed the border and were taken into custody by customs and border patrol agents. the secretary's visit also comes on the heels of hundreds of immigrants being released onto the streets of el paso this week by immigration and customs and forward enforcement agents. they say they are constrained by law or for how long they can detain immigrant families. secretary nielsen, by the way, gregg, is due to visit border facilities in y

oakland mayor libby schaaf plans to be in attendance. families can try ice-skating or enjoy the food and shopping. organizers hope this -- this will create a new holiday shopping tradition for families. >> we hope to make it a special holiday shopping place for families and let people come down here and be able to experience downtown oakland in a way they haven't been able to experience it before. >> the rink is going to be open every day from 10 a.m. until 10 p.m. until january 6. general admission tickets cost $13 each. but, oakland unified school district students can get a two dollar discount if they use their student i.d. looks like fun out there. >>> a new surgery is giving children with cerebral palsy the chance to walk on their own. fox's jessica dupnek shows us one girl's fight to overcome her disability. >> reporter: it has been a life- changing surgery for four year old and made possible by the doctors at the hospital. it is giving her a chance to walk without a walker, something she might not have been able to do without it.