the revenue going to the teams, not the city. >> do the teams have the clout or have cities surrendered the clout that they have to strike a better deal. hand? >> the cities don't have clout because the supplier franchise is controlled by the leagues. there's a more fundamental problem here. all this may be true about memphis and whatnot. if the citizens decide it's important enough to them to get the benefits of having a team, and their taxpayers are willing to pay for it, that's fine. why would the federal taxpayer want to contribute to this? that is the issue with president obama's proposal. he's saying - he's not imposing on what they can do, he's saying "if you want to support it, go and support it. don't expect the federal taxpayer to contribute to it. why should a taxpayer in new york or green bay or wherever, contribute to the subsidies to keep a team in atlanta. >> at least a new yorker or green bay it can get to a game. if you are subsidizing a stadium in carson, california, not a great deal. >> i learnt about this back in the 1990s, while working at the congressional research

the revenue going to the teams, not the city. >> do the teams have the clout or have cities surrendered the clout that they have to strike a better deal. hand? >> the cities don't have clout because the supplier franchise is controlled by the leagues. there's a more fundamental >>> hello, i'm ray suarez, good news, a local billionaire wants to keep your sports franchise in town. there's a hitch - he wants you and your neighbours to find the bill for the shiny new luxury boxes and expressway exit and doesn't want to pay much rent. may not sound like a great deal, but over and over cities are muscled into municipally funded sports facilities over threat of leaving town, or promising a new team. do the numbers add up. you may get the job for a few dozen millionaires or scores of part time. maybe you wouldn't think it's a good deal until your team leaves for greener pastures, with a threat from the president to end tax breaks for their construction - it's time to play hard ball over stadiums and arenas and it's "inside story". >>> in the poorest county in new york state, one of the most val

and we have the medicine team. that's led by our doctor and our psych nurse practitioner and a nurse and what's new is they are able to go out with the outreach workers and actually help people that could be light wound care on the streets or they deal with a lot of pregnant women that are still out in the streets. they also do psych assessment and trying to engage people and bring them in the clinics. that's the biggest probably addition to the homeless outreach team. the street outreach is like i said it's like street base care management and we are doing a lot of linkages and referrals to primary care, medi-cal, the cap benefit, ssi so we can still get them help but it will be from the street. we are still identifying the hums and high users on the streets as well and then with the new navigation center we are also assessing different campments in the different districts. the word is out all over by now and a lot of people want to access the navigation center. so it makes it's easier for us and everybody is willi

, what if, the best team is a team that leads we are the best team, if the best team is the team with less goals considered we are the second best team. >>> if the best team is the team with more goal scores, we are the second best team. so in every ., in any point of analyze, in any criteria, you can find, we are the best team, or the second best team. it's as simple as that. >>> they could be joined by one of the real rags to say riches story. >>> promotion for the first time in the history with a win and journey to the brink of topflight football, is remarkable considering that they were placed in administration. and out of the whole league, just a year after that. and the ground, only 12,000 spectators and, that's where they are. and, still goesless. and just the one game, in the spanish premiere, and grennad today, and hunt for a place and even a draw. reclaim 4th place and only lost one game pat home, and that was to barcelona. >>> british cyclist, is in top form, as he considers the tour de france, and win the green jersey for the second time. and he focuses all his attention o

yet, the team maintains on its website that is the origin of the name. similarly, this team has an origin myth. they say it was a fellow named henry who was a baseball player for the team. they say they named their team and order to honor him. if you really begin to dig into that history, what we find is henry was treated incredibly badly by the fans. second, he was not that good. he was not the kind of guy you would name your team for. he was not bad, but he was not that good. he was not a very nice guy. all of this sort of suggests that they made that up. this is part of what goes on when dealing with indians and the public discourse. things get made up and indians become very malleable and they are formed in order to fill whatever particular role the institution or entity or state or country needs them to fill. this is the logo for the chicago hockey team. there actually was a man named black hawk. he turned the team into the blackhawks is a little strange. the team has made efforts to reach out to the chicago indian community. if you really wanted to

it was crushing for me and the team to be screwing up in that way. was exacerbated by the fact that we had not built out the big, robust engineering team we needed at the time to get through to the other side. emily: you started as a teenager. you go through these highs and lows. how did you develop your own personality and style as a leader? how hard was that? david: i've been really lucky to have some great investors and mentors from early on. i've had great partners with me to steer me to what i should have been doing with my ime. for every moment in tumblr's history. the way the team works has hanged hugely over the last 10 -- eight years. the people on the team have changed as well. emily: tell me about selling to yahoo! did you want to sell or did you feel like you had to? ♪ emily: tell me about selling to yahoo! ow did you make that decision, how did the process start? how did you start talking to marissa? david: the conversation with marissa was a fun one. we were looking for partners for strategic investment. we were in the process of raisin

the way the team works has changed hugely over the last 10 years. the people on the team have changed as well. emily tell me about selling to : yahoo! did you want to sell or did you feel like you had to? ♪ emily: tell me about selling to yahoo! how did you make that decision, how did the process start? how did you start talking to marissa? david: the conversation with marissa was a fun one. we were looking for partners for strategic investment. we were in the process of raising money. more than just having an investor come in and cut us a check. actually show up with some technology we can lean on. resources, distribution, content that could make our network better. there were a ton of things to do with yahoo! but also, with marissa -- her vision for what she was trying to do with the company was really aligned with what we were doing with tumblr. where we were going next and what we would need. the other thing was, in marissa and in her team we were spending time with, we found an unstoppable positivity and optimism which we had come to appreciate

motivator for the team because they're on limited sleep and kfrlt. it keeps them going. >> reporter: at news4 at 5, i'll show you some of the tools being used in nepal to search for and dig out survivors. in fairfax county darcy spencer, news4. >>> live at 5, marches in protest in multiple cities as people react to new information that's being released in the death of freddie gray. and the big question tonight when did gray suffer that spinal cord injury that led to his death? multiple reports are surfacing. we'll straighten them out for you as soon as we can. >>> plus, all she wanted to do was cross the street. a 68-year-old woman run down and left for dead. new tonight, pat collins talks to the victim's family. >>> and we're talking about rain that came through the region a little earlier making its way off to the west. some very heavy rain. we've seen hail, also a lot of lightning with these storms making their way off quickly towards the west. let's take a look and show you storm team4 radar where those storms are over the last couple of hours. yo

hats off to the young team withstanding the pressure. >> absolutely. there's a rare rematch, kentucky faces wisconsin in the semifinal, second year in a row, a close game last year. kentucky defeated the badgers by one point in the final seconds, crazy shot by harrison, and the badgers say this year they are more prepared. the coach has an unusual good luck charm. >> all right. i have to have you one thing, this young man, right here. since we last saw now in the final four, a baby was born to a wisconsin couple. >> i did hear about this. >> in the beginning of march, and they named their son beau ryan to, you know, honor you and to hopefully wish wisconsin some luck throughout this tournament, that's what they said. seems to be working. >> that was unbelievable, but, of course, first thing through my head was if i owe any back taxes -- >> that kid's getting them. >> they know where to go. no, i thought that was pretty neat. >> i love that. i mean, do you guys have people named a after you? >> really? >> okay. there's a few missed out there, it is amaz

it was like, i'm telling you there are women on the teams. i can hear them on the radio. this is happening. i think i told he was full of it. about a year later i stood looking into the program. i was reading instructions and thought it would never let me go, i'm a reservist, it's crazy. no kidding about two weeks later we got an e-mail from the air force special operations command because i was assigned there at the time. it was asking for volunteers for air force women to sign specifically and it turned out to be a one time thing, it was lucky i volunteered for that. that specific rotation but it was literally i got the e-mail i think on like a wednesday and then on monday i did the army pft. on tuesday morning i did the morningmorning i did a rough march and is a wednesday and it all took off from there. >> how long before you were deployed? >> i want to set up with your assessment and about a month later and in went through training to its after that and was out the door another two months after that. so it happened, once the ball got roll

price was angry over a cincinnati inquirer article detailing the team's roster moves prior to the team's loss against the cardinals. he says, what are you telling them about our roster? he vented his frustration and dropped the "f" bomb on them 77 times along with several other bad words that we can't use. cincinnati reds, well they posted price's apology on twitter, said that he stands by the content of his message, but he's sorry for >>> all right. are you ready for some football? well, the national football league has released its 2015 regular schedule. it's a dandy. the season kicks off thursday, september 10th nbc. it's going to be the super bowl champion new england patriots hosting the pittsburgh steelers. how about those packers? they're playing the bears in week one. da bears. and your first nbc sunday night football matchup is going to be nfc rivals the new york giants

that's when the team is healthy. as for now not so much. t of 2013 that was the last time the nationals lost a series to the new york mets. with three position players on the disabled list randone, span this is not the team we expect to see later this season. a beautiful day at the ballpark with two aces on the mound. stephen strasburg going for the nationals against max harvey for the mets. making his first return since tommy john surgery. bottom of the first he strikes out bryce harper here. harvey was outstanding. nine strikeouts over six shutout innings. strasburg facing david wright. a double play ball that ian desmond can't handle. he boots it, his third error in three timegames. mets up 2-o. travis d'arnaud finds green grass there. strasburg goes 5 1/3 giving up six runs. not too concerned about the defense behind him this season. >> can't let those things affect you. they'll give it everything they have. and that's all i'm expecting because i'm trying to go out there and do the same thing. when you face adversity out there you want t

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the team seemed loose and light hearted. they were knocking down buckets. repeat tomorrow. >> we are trying to come up here and get a feel for the court. a lot of us are knocking shots down. we got our legs up under us. >> you guys are a 20 plus underdog. do you care about any of that? >> i don't think so. once we get in between the lines, it is us and them. we have to give it all we got. >> reporter: well the goal is to survive and advance. in order for maryland to do that, they have to get past two time ap player of the year in uconn. briana stewart. they say they are ready for the task. >> thanks a lot. we will hear from you later on terps night. >>> all right ladies, so i went in my backyard and saw what? >> what? >> dandelions. it is spring. regular baseball right around the corner. you like that segway? final tuneup. the nats, let's get out there, a beautiful day. look at bryce harper! cheese! right off the bat! wilson ramos. big willy style. two guys on, two guys comeing in. two runners score. 3-0, washington. two for three, let's check out doug fresh

and the storm team 4 radar we're all clear here locally. there's a live view from the storm team 4 tower camera dry pavement all around the region here. your headlines for this thursday morning, we'll have a cool morning. stay in the 40s and 50s through about 8:00 or 9:00 this morning. then during the afternoon you'll likely need an umbrella. then a mild weekend to follow and after that summer-like weather begins to move in as we get into next week. if you have been waiting for that hang on it's coming soon. tomorrow may starts. next weather and traffic on the ones i'll look at your bus stop weather and the what to wear forecast. now, melissa is looking at our commute early on this thursday. >> good morning. i have road work to show, you can kind of see it on the right side of the screen. this is the inner loop at colesville road. it's still there, so remember the inner loop there, two right lanes. we have those blocked at this point. this morning, also m street northwest, we have that section closed here. we'll talk about some alternates to

he's joining the team for the workouts this week. there's no guarantees for him to make the team. he's going to try to resurrect his nfl career. and we were there when he came in for his workout last month. >> it's a good thing, it's a good quality for you. >> did the workout go well? >> it was fun. >> determination has paid off for tim tebow after two seasons out of the nfl, chip kelly is giving him a chance. after working him out last month. >> brought a lot of players for private workouts. that name just obviously people look at it. >> but how long will tebow time last? maybe chip just needs an extra arm for camps. or could tim beat out matt barkley and make the team? >> it's really a head scratcher to me. we all know what he did as a collegiate player. all that being said his game does not project to the national football league. >> tim tebow will not be on the 53-man roster because he doesn't bring enough to the table to warn him being there. >> tebow has only completed 48% of his passes in his career. espn ranks him as the lowest rated quarterback since he came into the leagu

. >> the giants fans will gather at at&t park even though the team is in arizona. here's a preview. >> reporter: good morning. around 6:00 tonight there should be loud crowds in and around at&t park and the sign is up to explain why. there's an opening day viewing party here so that sf fans can still celebrate game one together, even though the giants are on the road tonight in phoenix. now the numbers start to count, right? over the weekend we had the usual exhibition games between san francisco and oakland with the three-game bay bridge series. the a's won first, and the giants with game two, and clinch the series with a win of game three. this was all preseason, but some may look at the numbers to gauge how the teams will fare. the giants lost to the a's four times before the exhibition games and lost as many games as the a's won at more than 20 but they finished strong winning 5 of the last 7, which breakout star from last season joe panic says what really counts. >> if you look at our club what we did the last week, that's what you want to look at. forget about

this leaf-loving couple were married in the team's home arena at centre ice, and the dogs wear team colours's written in stone which team future children will support. >> we know there's one choice. >> there's no options for the kids. they'll be leaf fans whether they like it or not. >> that's right. >> what they don't know is when or if they'll see the beloved team do this. win the stanley cup like they did in 1967. they barely have come close. this year and for much of the decade they have not made the playoffs. [ singing ] ♪ i'm giving up on you ♪ >>> this young singer recorded a song of heart break and loss. >> in the music industry a lot of music is about heart break or heart warming, right. there's maybe a little bit of in between. that's what most of it is. the leaf's song for the past 50 years has been a heart break song. >> reporter: think of manchester united or the new york yankees, the leafs have that much money and popularity in canada. they lose and players fail in toronto only to succeed in other cities. the most recent player commemorated outside the arena retired in the 198

yet, the team maintains on its website that is the origin of the name. similarly, this team has an origin myth. they say it was a fellow named henry who was a baseball player for the team. they say they named their team and order to honor him. if you really begin to dig into that history, what we find is henry was treated incredibly badly by the fans. second, he was not that good. he was not the kind of guy you would name your team for. he was not bad, but he was not that good. third, he was not a very nice guy. all of this sort of suggests that they made that up. this is part of what goes on when dealing with indians and -- in the public discourse. things get made up and indians become very malleable and they are formed in order to fill whatever particular role the institution or entity or state or country needs them to fill. we will come back to that idea. this, of course, is the logo for the chicago hockey team. this one is just as unfortunate as the other because there actually was a man named black hawk. so to turn the team into the blackhawks is a l

back to you in the studio. >>> i'm storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. a live view of the tidal basin from our city camera. the first cherry blossoms now appearing, and they are showing a little pink tinge as well, farther to the north side but the south side the ones that always come out first and we're seeing them now for the first time. should be peak blossoming next week during the week next week. nats park. zooming in there. first pitch is at 4:05. we have got perfect baseball weather this afternoon. a light breeze. be in the 70s through much of the game. by the end of the game dropping into the upper 60s. >> reporter: thank you, thank you, thank you, tom kierein,eautiful weather. we could not have asked for a better day for opening day here at nats park. we're live and can feel the excitement. feels so good to be down here for opening day, as the nats get ready for an exciting season. the tenth anniversary for the team and if you're coming down for the big game today, there are a few things you need to know about. especially in terms of security cha

the emergency response includes a california-based urban search and rescue team from the l.a. area.aking news from vacaville. a 17-year-old girl from concord was killed in a chain reaction crash. the chp telling us it happened around 12:30 on westbound 80 west of leisure town road. the girl was outside her car on the shoulder we're with a nissan ultima behind. a man driving a super van drove on to the shoulder and hit her, and sent the van spinning and pushing it into her. she was pronounced dead at kaiser vacaville. >>> san francisco police are looking for a driver who hit a motor cycle and then sped away. the crash happened just before 9:00 last night in howard street in the south of market neighborhood. motorcyclist was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. police are looking for a white toyota corolla missing part of the front bumper. i'm wearing warriors blue to celebrate how the team took care of the new orleans pelicans last night, sweeping the first-round series in four games. draymond green and steph curry did a lot of the damage as usual. green on the receiving end

more on that after the break. >>> together again. about an hour ago a robot team was reunited with its long lost robot. the robot was found in knoxville, tennessee. it was stolen from their van in a resent competition. we are life with a look at how this is going to effect the team in their biggest competition yet. good morning. >> reporter: well barbara, the robot is called the red baron by the kids. while the robot is back where it belongs, it will not be competing in the world championship. the replacement robot that the team had to build will get that honor but the kids say they are still happy to have their friend back. the red baron arrived back home to dominion high school. it's been a long journey for this louden county robotics team fromty second place victory at the robotics regionals in knoxville to heart break when their van, the robot inside it was stolen. then the community rallied around the team giving them the funds to build a replacement robot to go on to the world championship in st. louis. the icing on the cake. >> unfortunately, the team left

when you remove them, that could effect others members of the community. >> i join neil and his team at the lab in miami as they back the research gear. >> it's better to be over prepareed than under prepared when out in the ocean with tiger sharks. >> then we board with the crew. >> this is your home for the next week. the ultimate shark diving route. >> this is my new home. >> yep. >> after a rough overnight passage we head towards destination a special place called tiger beach. it's not a beach. in fact, it's about 20 miles offshore, but it's got plenty of tigers. >> this area is largely dominated by tiger female sharks. which is interesting. why are there not males here? could it it deal with reproduction? >> we set out the baits. >> bait in the water. that is nice looking fish. >> once all eight lines are set we wait for the sharks to bite. sometimes they don't. and then suddenly a sighting. and everyone swings into action. >> yes, baby, the first tiger of the trip. >> you we're fishing with the drum lines. what the drum lines allow us to do, they hooked in large circles. which m

vazquez hits from three-point land to send the game to overtime. neither team shot over 40%. and guess who got the big shot in overtime. pierce put his money where his mouth is.three-point washington lead. pierce scores a game-high 20 and the wizard won game one. >>> to baseball the giants placed jake peavy on the disabled list with a back strain. he allowed 8 runs in two starts this season. catcher andrew suseck will replace him on the roster. >>> the giants in an eight game losing streak had a chance tonight to remember better times though. they got their championship rings before the game against the diamondbacks once again they were designed by tiffany, have three diamonds on top and five on the bottom to represent the three titles in five seasons. >>> in trouble against the a's two runs already for oakland in the fourth. josh redick crashes a three-run blast. his first of the season. last night there was a hard slide. so this was bound to happen. tonight he paid for it with a 99-mile-per-hour fastball to the arm. ventura was immediately tossed. benches cleared and the fin

. >> the team lives up to its slogan. we fear nothing but god. on nearly everything that goes bump in the night. from a wayward alligator in a lake to a massive infestation of bats in an attic to raccoons, spiders, bees, and even a 15-foot pet albino python slithering too far from its owner. some things can be relocated. >> just don't go to the same home. >> but others must be eliminated. that's the case for one universally frightening creature that is one of the staff's specialties. cockroaches. and when they invade in skin crawling numbers, this crew likes to capture it all on their camera. june 2009. in one of the staff's most unsettling cases, they are called to the home of a nurse who had informed her landlord about sightings of the pest. >> she said that she just saw some roaches and no big deal to her. like just a few here, few there. she sprayed, she used baits, tried anything. if you can see a couple, that's a bad sign. they're mostly nocturnal. that means they're getting used to coming out during the day. >> so far we see nothing in thi

one less than the entire giants team. and arizona wins 9-0. e giants have lost eight straight. >>> billy butler spent eight seasons in kansas city before signing with oakland. there is one category the bay area falls short in according to the man known as country breakfast. >> i would say the midwest has them beat in barbecue. that may be the only thing though. >> that may be true. it didn't matter which hat he wore. the fans cheered him off. top of the 7th inning, as down. stephen vogt with the seventh homer of the game and third of the season. josh reddick hits one off the foot of kelvin hererra. bret lori comes in hard and takes out ecsobar who would leave with a sprained knee. powell orlando shoots one into the gap. dieson comes around to score and the royals take the series opener 6-4. >>> how about something positive from a local baseball team? san francisco states nick jackson makes a diving catch to end the inning and saves two runs. a little bit gregor blancoish. they would go onto beat chico state. >> a good call there. >> very excite

the i-team discovered problems with the company's leadership. two of the three men listed as top executives on their website say they have no ties to allied protection. there was a california businessman who had no idea the company had been using his name for years. >> that is all you have is your reputation, so when someone yells tries to use your credibility, to run an organization, and to have something this occur -- kimberly: allied's website disappeared after the i-team started asking questions. the company's owner said it was a test website and mistakes were made without malice. learn more about the story and the u.s. marshals response right now at wjla.com. anan honor that many say was long overdue, dozens of military victims wounded in the fort hood shooting were awarded herbal hearts friday. civilians were given the defense of freedom award. many of those affected hope today will finally bring closure. >> today is the day that we come together, standing tall, confident in our beliefs knowing we stand on solid ground even when tragedy en

>> the phillies are a team with many problems. i'm here and i hear some of the issues will be dealt with sometime in the next month. i'll show you what could happen and that will be coming up in sports. >>> out of the box thinking tonight by members of the coast guard unit based in photographers city michigan releasing footage from a rescue over the weekend. two fisher had their boats surveillance you rounded by ice and couldn't get to shore. that's when the pilot used the wind from his helicopter to move some of the ice and clear a path to shore. it work. >>> well a special honor today for a group of outstanding school administrators in our area. >> seven philadelphia principals being recognized today for their leadership and dedication. fox 29's jeff cole joins us now from the newsroom. jeff, a special day for these local educators. >> you know it iain much news about the philadelphia public schools comes in waves and despite the many successes of this very large system often the news is in fact bad. but not tonight. prince museu

the a's or any other team. should be able to compete. major league baseball and owners in san francisco shouldn't prevent the city of san jose from competing. >> that mayor is looking to get a major league team as long as it doesn't involve taxpayer money. >>> can the giants pick up where they left off? and speaking of the a's, sonny gray tries to ♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >>> it's been 10 years since the a's won an opening game. now one way to end that streak? don't allow any hits. that's what sonny gray nearly pulled off tonight in oakland. big story before the game two shine any new scoreboards you can actually read and i'll bet ben zobrist looked great on the new screens after the swing of the bats. a home run back and that's all the support that bat really needed. sonny gray, only had three strikeouts, but his command was e

we get them closer to the team so they are part of what we are doing and really buy in. december, the sacramento kings and celtics will play and be a possible third regular-season game in mexico. while the benefits of bring the nba south of the border? rich: there's not a direct financial benefit to the celtics. the nba is a global game. the aspect population is the fastest-growing part of our fan base here in america driving ratings. i think it is the 22nd game we've played in mexico. get it is to spread the -- the idea is to spread the brand. the celtics are one of the top two or three most recognizable basketball brands in the world. we're always amazed when we travel overseas or out of the country to see how many celtics fans there are. you played in istanbul and the arena -- we played in istanbul and it was a sea of green jersey. ys. the great thing about sports is it transcends culture and breaks down barriers. it is the use of vernal -- it is the universal language. mark: we have about 30 seconds left. how would you rate adam silver's first year as nba commissione

nerven from the homeless outreach team which we usually abbreviate as the hot team. the hot team is a program with the department of public health. the hot teams role is to assist people with disabilities during a disaster. brenda and dr. neville started to address the hot teams mission and by reconstructing service. the hot team is a group who would address everything about the homeless including medical intervention, when someone was ill on the streets. intervention case management and transportation to shelters and health care and transition to supportive housing to stabilization rooms. under the new reconstruction, the hot team now focuses on the highest users of emergency services. and the people who are the most vulnerable. this is only a subset of the homeless population as a whole. important to keep on training shelters workers to help them make the distinction. james gump from white house and the blind and visually impaired talked about repeating out volunteer youth corp partnered with the red cross to develop a hand book for people who are blind or low visio

his plan to move the team to san francisco has hit a road block. terry is at the site. >> reporter: the warriors blind sided by this but tonight we're getting reports that warriors arena could cause the worse traffic jams in the history of san francisco. and we'll hear from the group that wants to stop the warriors from going to theirhome. >> there are no parking spaces that could possibly accommodate 200 events a year and in an 18 thousand seat arena. >> reporter: so says sam singer representing the mission bay alliance. >> that's a parking garage and another one over there and the giants are building one. >> reporter: he said there will be 9,000 public parking spots, more than twice as many as they have that oracle. >> they haven't been truthful or straight forward in letting the public know what an impact this arena will really have. >> in about 10 months of work and the public has been involved every step of the way. >> reporter: they also worry that ambulances could have trouble transporting people "there are 17 locations round it country where

the team has completed interviewing several vehicle makers who have stated that they are able to modify vehicles that they have previously made to allow for double sets of doors that could accommodate the lower boarding heights which can be compatible with our existing platform heights as well as the higher boarding heights which would be compatible with that of the high speed rail is planning for their vehicles. the other good news was that the vehicle makers also said they could do this in a timeframe that meeting our targeted goal of having electrified service by 2020, so this was good news and it was a little bit of a surprise, we thought our schedule would be impacted and we weren't sure if it would require complete customization which would be a pretty intense effort, so we found information that was actually counter to that. we will have a second information item at our next jpb board meeting and that one will focus on, okay, if we were to operate these double sets of doors at different boarding heights, what are the operational assumptions and parameters that our cal train opera

the a's or any other team. we should be able to compete. major league baseball and owners in san francisco shouldn't prevent the city of san jose from competing. >> that mayor is looking to get a major league team as long as it doesn't involve taxpayer money. >>> can the giants pick up where they left off? and speaking of the a's, sonny gray tries female announcer: get on board for better sleep! it's sleep train's interest free for 3 event! get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster serta icomfort even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. you'll never find an interest rate lower than sleep train's interest free for 3 event, on now! ...guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> it's been 10 years since the a's won an opening game. now one way to end that streak? don't allow any hits. that's what sonny gray nearly pulled off tonight in oakland. big story before the game two shine any new scoreboards y

at the same time the team owners are adopting a new tone about staying in oakland. he now says it might just be the easiest solution if a deal can be clinched to build a new stadium. phil matier reports on the change that has owner lew wolff talking about staying put. >> talking to each other and getting active again. >> reporter: a's fans were up an out early for opening day. and with a message for the team's co-owner lew wolff. >> we want him to stay in oakland. >> reporter: after years of looking south in an exclusive one-on-one with kpix 5, lew wolff says he sounds like he is open to staying in opened. >> every article i read says i can't wait to move to san jose. that's not true. i want a top-notch venue. >> reporter: what changed with going to san jose? >> there's a lot of complications to it with territorial rights and so forth but it's not worth the -- a nasty battle in my opinion. >> reporter: there's been another change, as well. >> there is a new mayor here who i have a great deal of respect for. >> i have been very clear with mr. wolff and everyone that i

curry led the team with 27 points in last night's win. a diehard curry fan posted her impression of the crossover on vine today. chris paul could not help but take it all in stride, sharing one of the many memes about the play on instagram with the #gottalaughatyourself. >>> and don't forget, abc is your home of the nba finals. live coverage begins june 4th. >>> if the raiders wanting to stay in oakland there is no more red tape in their way. the city council passed several key measures for the proposed coliseum city project in east oakland. the council certified an environmental report semd the specific plan to develop and rezone the area for three new sports venues plus 6,000 homes, retail and office space. the measures that needed approval if the city hopes to reach a deal to keep the raiders. the a's are not interested in coliseum city and the warriors are planning to move to san francisco. but oakland hopes to reach a deal that will work for all three teams. >>> imagine going to a san francisco giants game this year and being able to

the team is also in the top ten all-time in the nba when it comes to wins in a single season. even more amazing, steve kerr's first year at the helm. imagine what's to kwcome. kerr set a lead record by the most wins as a rookie coach and is on track for coach of the year. meanwhile, curry set a record making 286 three-pointers. he broke his own record. >> impressive. >>> 4:40 right now. get ready for extra leg room. airlines getting ready to offer wider seats, next. >>> the makers of jaw bone take on the apple watch. >>> plus, efforts to make vaccinations mandatory for all school children in california. it actually hits a snag. >>> a very good thursday morning to you. taking a beautiful live look outside. pretty clear. you can see all lights glistening from a distance there atop san bruno mountain. >>> legalization supporters may not think marijuana and heroin are the same type of drug but the federal government still does after the latest federal court ruling in sacramento. judge refused to take marijuana off the list of schedule 1 drugs which includes heroin, lsd and ecstasy

a new kind of history will take flight in the team. there's a woman in the cockpit.y to see how she got her wings. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. when the navy originally created the blue angels way back in 1946, not only were they all men, the pilots they also had to be patch lores. now almost 70 years later the squad's mission of inspiring the next generation stays the same but the pilot roster has come a long way. >> first 200 already. lift-off. >> reporter: it's the ride of a lifetime. pilots like her have spent a lifetime training for it. >> i got my pilot's license when i was 17. i wanted to fly the fastest thing they could give me and this is it. the hornet is it. >> reporter: i'm just the passenger. the captain is carrying on the legacy of the most famous flying squad in america, the u.s. navy blue angels. for eight months each year this team of ten pilots tour air shows around the country, demonstrating staggering feats of aerial precision, sometimes as close as 18 inches apart. >> you're looking at the paint scheme, the rivets on the side of the a

the team is hoping to inspire the kids after the turmoil this week. players spoke to children at frederick douglas high school, across from the mall where this violence began. former ravens star ray lewis told the teenagers that they can change this tragedy in baltimore into an opportunity. >> that's where true character can be found. every young kid in this room, we have an opportunity because the spotlight is on us. it's on baltimore. >> ray lewis was supposed to be part of an nfl draft broadcast in chicago tonight, but he decided to stay in baltimore to help inspire people there to keep the peace. >>> a growing controversy tonight about body cameras worn by d.c. police. the city's mayor has included millions of dollars in her budget to expand the program but if she and the chief get their way the public will have very limited access to the video. news4's mark segraves is working this story for us joining us from the newsroom. mark? >> d.c. police have had a body camera pilot program for about seven months. reporters and members of the public have b