oakland. officials say it was a fair deal. the a's aren't commenting. the head of the oakland-alameda county coliseum authority says the team wants $35 million in subsidies and $5 million in unpaid rent written off. some oakland-alameda county coliseum authority members say they can't do that. >> that could be used for public safety, it could be used for housing. >> the oakland-alameda county coliseum authority is trying to find a way to keep the warriors at the arena but it appears they have no shot at that. >>> month ago this teen was in a coma after a skateboarding accident. the one thing he promises to do differently in the future. 47 on patrol in the sky -- >> on patrol in the sky, the violations pg&e is searching for to make sure gas lines are safe. >> back after the break. a nice day today but clouds come in tomorrow. rain back in the five-day forecast as we head towards the weekend. what you can expect. bulldog: bulldog: [yawn] i just had a dream i was at mattress discounters with tempur-pedic and the largest selection of memory foam mattresses under one roof! icomfort, by serta... optimum, b

the oakland a's have *rejected a new pitch to stay at oakland's o-dot-co coliseum. this comes one day after the warriors' announced new plans to move to san francisco. the oakland -alameda county coliseum authority. is offering a 10-year lease proposal for the a's. to stay put. but late tonight, the a's issued a statement saying. the proposal --quote-- "did not address all of our issues. consequently, we cannot accept the terms of the offer." unquote. the a's have threatened to move out of oakland if they can't get a new stadium. the team has held ongoing talks with the leaders in south bay about moving there. and has filed a lawsuit against against major league baseball. the mayor of berkeley has a grand plan. to unite the east bay with a regional, increased minimum wage. kron 4's alecia reid talked to the mayor about how the plan would work, and asked small business owners what they think about it. business owners understand that minimum wage is about to go up in a few short months, but for the additional amount that the mayor is proposing.they hope it wont be too much too soon. berkeley's minimum wage is currently $8. come july, the new mandatory state minmum will be 9 buck

. >> reporter: a supervisor and chairman of the oakland-alameda county coliseum authority. he knows what the authority is going to keep them in oakland. leaders fought hard to keep the teams here but there is not much they can do since the owners want options. he says the authority is working out a deal with the raiders to build a new stadium and at the same time trying to keep the a's. the a's want the city and county to give the team $35 million in subsidies. on top of that the a's want $5 million of unpaid rent written off. they sounded off about the negotiations. >> i am not commenting on the negotiations. >> the $5 million could be used for public safety, it could be used for housing. >> reporter: the $5 million in back rent owed will go to arbitration in june. the a's will not negotiate in the media. the warriors, although it looks like a done deal in san francisco the door in oakland is always open. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the they have beenope -- they have been opened for 48 years. both underwent renovations in the 1990s. they have hosted 100 million p

the oakland a's just turned down a proposal that would like the man to plane at the coliseum. the alameda countymed smiley says a major roadblock in keeping the a's in oakland is five years' worth of back rent on the coliseum. as president michael crawly sees these things a little differently. he sent out a statement reads in part " first ", we owe no background or any other amounts we did the dutch to rent payments in the past for items that we are allowed under our lease but that was are negotiated right. " second there is absolutely nothing in either our lease offer to them or their counterproposal to us that mentions any kind of subsidy. wirethey're big. fast. andome. dependable. and at net10 wireless, we let you tweet, text, talk and surf... on those amazing nationwide networks... without getting locked into a pricey phone contract. america's best 4g lte networks for half the cost. that's wireless your way. unlimited* talk, text, and data starts at just $40 a month. and now android smartphones start at under 50. net10 wireless. each day brings a new level of craziness to the offices that gr

the colisuem. alameda county supervisor nate miley says, a major roadblock in keeping the a's in oakland. is five -years worth of back rent on the coliseum. a's president michael crowley sees things a little differently. and responded with a statement. it reads, in part --quote: "first, we owe no back rent, or any other amounts. we did deduct rent payments in the past, for items that we are allowed. under our lease, but that was our negotiated right." "second, there is absolutely nothing in either our lease offer to them. or their counter proposal to us, that mentions any kind of subsidy." we have nothing additional to offer. and as a result, there will be no further negotiations." on top of that, another concern for oakland. is the raiders. oakland city council member larry reid says, the team missed a key deadline to file a letter of interest. to be part of the new football stadium plan. on the current stadium site. but oakland's outgoing assistant city administrator says, the city is not giving up. in spite of all the noise that's been out there this week, we continue to keep our shoulder to the wheel." we'll have more on all the bay

the a's rejected a deal to stay in oakland for ten more years. >> we cannot finance these sports teams without the sports teams coming forth with their resources. >> nate miley is in alameda county supervisors and chairman of the coliseum authority whichmanages the complex on behalf of the city and county. miley says the city is doing its best to keep the teams in oakland. >> we want to retain them but we want to retain them this responsible way. >> miley says the authorities working a deal with the raiders to build a new stadium coming stadium while the same time trying to iron out an extension to keep the a's. >> as long as it stays in oakland that's fine. but i'm not going to comment on any of the negotiations. >> if a move, it's definitely going to make me mad. >> the da said he chose not to negotiate this deal in the media. miley says it wants the city and county to give them $35 million in subsidies to stay in oakland. on top of that the a's won more than $5 million of unpaid rent ran off. money miley says could be put to better use. >> they need to pay for sure. because it's not fair for just kind of sticking around and not paying bills. >> that's important, that is taxpayers money. that $5 million can be used f

if i'm not mistaken, aren't the taxpayers, alameda county, oakland, still on the hook for the last big deal to get the raiders back, to upgrade the coliseum, keep the a's? where's that stand? >> reporter: that's right. remember they sunk a lot of money here when they brought them from l.a. they are paying $20 million a year from everybody's taxes and they still owe about $100 million on that, as well. so that's one of the reasons when you say public money going into these deals, people get pretty hinge especially in an election year. >> you're not kidding it's all about money. phil matier in oakland, thank you. >>> a medical office building in daly city was evacuated this afternoon after a report of a man with a gun. chopper 5 brought us this video as people were rushed to safety after witnesses reported hearing a gunshot. now, the focus of the police search was an office building at southgate avenue and cerro drive. this is not far from seton medical center. kpix 5's joe vazquez on an afternoon of drama that ended with a new clue just a few minutes ago. joe. >> reporter: right, liz. just within the last few minutes, police announced that