>>pay >>oakland >>ballers. let's >>go. >>4. oakland a new chapter of baseball starts today. in oakland, just a few hours from now, the ballers or the bees. will play in front of their home crowd at raymond e. park for the 1st time ever. 1st. pitch is at 645. tonight against the yolo high wheelers. oakland mayor sheng thao says. after all the hard work that's gone into building this new field. she's excited for the city to have a new team. to cheer on. oakland has some of the best fans on earth. and that's right. and this is what this is how the magic happens. this is proof that when you invest funds into it when you invest your hard work and sweat into it, anything can happen. the newly renovated stadium at raymond e. park is in a neighborhood undergoing a dramatic transformation of its own. it once was home to oakland's largest homeless. camp that was cleared about a year ago. the ballers have spent 1.6 0 0 upgrading it, wilson walker has a closer look at what fans will experience. from security. to parking. yeah. we're very close. we're putting the final touches in it's a

any one of those people could come to the podium and tell oakland, oaklanders, what the hell is goingt now, and all of them are choosing to sit on their hands. >> mayor tao saying she will be 100% transparent with the investigation, but also not taking questions from reporters on monday. j.r. stone, abc seven news. >> we have new information tonight about the owners of the other properties raided the duong family. the abc seven news i-team is following the money linked to the fbi's political corruption investigation. i-team reporter stephanie sierra discovered the alleged fraud scheme dates back to 2016. >> new details about the man, seemingly at the center of the fbi's political corruption investigation that raided the mayor of oakland's home last week, and now it's getting more interesting. a short search on andy duong's instagram page shows he frequently posts with people in high places in the political world, including president joe biden, vice president kamala harris, governor gavin newsom, multiple pictures with attorney general rob bonta and health and human services secretary

today in oakland. cornel bernard, abc seven news. >> federal agents raided several other homes today, including two linked to the duong family, owners of california waste solutions. abc seven news reporter anser hassan joins us live from skyline boulevard and a home there. he's been there all day gathering information about who lives there. answer >> yeah, jen. good afternoon. good evening. the investigation here ended more than an hour ago . we saw investigators leave with at least 10 to 15 boxes. three computers. they wouldn't tell us what they found, but we do know that us postal inspectors are often involved in financial fraud investigations. just after 4:30 p.m, us postal inspectors wrapped up their investigation at david wong's home in the oakland hills. no comment on the content of the evidence they found, but it did end an almost ten hour investigation. >> i think anyone who's been around oakland politics for a while knows about the duong family. they're very involved. they're prolific donators

built by oakland. >> all right ballers, let's go. >> built for oakland. >> all right.hanting let's go ballers in oakland last night at raimondi park. >> oakland's newest team will be back in action tonight after their inaugural home opener last night. tough one for the ballers they lost 9-3 but the ballers do get a chance to rebound tonight. they host the high wheelers for their second ever game at home. first pitch 6:35 at raimondi park. >> all right, so we are your community station that's our promise to you and part of that means keeping up on the history here at home. did you know who ray man doe park is named after? john ramos we're so glad we have him, because he's keeping us correct with the story. >> reporter: when the oakland ballers chose raimondi park to be the home field they wanted their brand new team to benefit from the root of the past. >> i mean, park is one of the most historical municipal parks in the world. it's got a deep history. >> reporter: created in 1911 as west oakland park, it was later renamed as bay view park. but in 1947, it got the name

all lanes were closed, backing up traffic to west oakland. at least 15 people were shot last night at a juneteenth celebration in oakland, near lake merritt. there were at least 5000 people in attendance. oakland police chief floyd mitchell confirmed there were multiple shooters in the crowd and hundreds of people ran for cover. officers say the chaos erupted after a sideshow and fights that broke out when a group climbed on the roof of a moving vehicle. >> we have everything from minor gunshot or flesh wounds to loss of fingers to some of the individuals still being in critical condition, there are questions lingering over how many officers were actually on the scene before and after the shooting. >> opd says 30 were there. one person was arrested for assaulting a police officer. no arrests have been made in connection with the shooting in the north bay. >> firefighters continue to make progress on a wildfire in sonoma county. the point fire is just south of lake tahoe. it started on sunday and has burned 1200 acres. firefighters are getting

and oakland. oakland is going to mean a lot to the community. >>about the history of their home and the players who >>fund >>their place. >>fighting both racism. in baseball. and racism. in their unemployment. that's what this field represents. when you step on it. you step on legacy. >>goes on in the town. as well. >>for the city, so it works. fine. we'll just move it over to the ballers. it's no problem >>group keeping their musical tradition alive. in the stand. >>cbs. news bay area. well, thanks for joining us. i'm ryan yamamoto in for elizabeth cook this afternoon. we look at whether oakland's newest baseball team is hitting it out of the park ahead of their 1st friday night home game on picks. plus, we're going to show you how the ballers are giving a nod to the past, but also looking toward the future will have that conversation. and just a few minutes but 1st a look at your news headlines. san francisco police just released this surveillance video of a person of interest in the case of a dog walker, who said he received racist threats. t

for more about what's going on in oakland with the mayor. he's a good perspective on this and he'll be joining us about 06:30pm, tonight. and stay with us on air and online. as we learn more about the raid, download the kron. 4 app to get push alerts sent right to your phone. as soon as news breaks, you can also find the latest developments on our website. kron 4 dot com. another big story we're following is also in oakland tonight where police are looking for the people responsible for several shootings after illegal sideshow broke out in what was supposed to be and what had been a peaceful juneteenth celebration yesterday at lake merritt. >> yeah. more than a dozen people injured in that mass shooting. our kron four's gayle ong brings us the latest. >> this woman says she was shot on the hand and grazed by a stray bullet on her leg wednesday surveillance video capturing the crowd on what was supposed to be a peaceful juneteenth celebration at lake merritt overshadowed by an illegal sideshow. doing >> individual walk across the hood of one

the city today, among them, the home of oakland's mayor sheng thao. agents served a search warrant at 5:30 this morning at her home on maiden lane which she shares with her boyfriend. all day long we saw agents coming in and out of the house with boxes of evidence. we do not know yet if the mayor is the target of this investigation, but we do know the fbi swarmed at least two other locations, one in a home on viewcrest court, the other at an office building on embarcadero west. both those locations have ties to the politically-connected duong family that runs the recycling company cal waste solutions. our kevin ko is live at the office of cal waste solutions and has been digging into the duong family's past, but first lauren toms has been at the mayor's house. what have you learned about the investigation? >> reporter: yeah. federal authorities have cleared the home of oakland mayor sheng thao, but questions are mounting how she could be connected to activity that would have prompted this raid in the first place. law enforcement experts tell us the fb

of oakland.ball team the ballers have introduced themselves to the fans by playing their first games at home and tonight, the ballers will be back in action. against the yolo high wheelers. but you have that option to watch it on our sister station, pix+ 44 cable 12. that will start at 6:30. we are bringing you all the friday night home games through the end of august. and so from the actual raimondi park in oakland over to our virtual set here, where we also get to enjoy raimondi park. and the view with our virtual set. >> yeah. and we've got our jerseys on and ready to go for tonight shawn. and tonight's game does come after a lot of excitement yesterday. last night's game was actually tied up at 8 apiece after nine innings but instead of extra innings the game was decided by a home run derby. so take a look. hubbard went deep on back-to-back swings to give the ballers a walkoff win against the high wheelers. oakland's report is now 9-6. but before all of that fun came some history at raimondi

hayward 84 oakland 78. then you cross over those east bay hills and we're up to a hot 100 in antioch. pleasanton here at 97, the peninsula is really going to be the most temperate spot. beautiful weather here from san mateo at 79 down to palo alto at 88. so if it's too hot in the inland valleys, you've got a friend in the peninsula. maybe that's the spot to be here for tomorrow. a san francisco 75, in the mission, 66 in the marina and the north bay. have you coming in at 92 in santa rosa and 91 back here towards napa. so tomorrow again, the hottest day of the week. and then we're going to see some quick changes by sunday's forecast. a cool front's going to move down. no rainfall with it. but it will help to drop temperatures 5 to 10 degrees and it will help to just shove some of that hottest air a little bit more off to the south. so you'll see the difference here in livermore from right near 100 tomorrow, down to 91 on sunday. that's a lot better. drops off to 81 next thursday, and then we'd go up to some

this is not the last project that this anymore because we need to keep oaklanders oakland. >> it is policy were other ways. >> according to mayor thao, there are 11 other housing projects in the works for oakland. the city is hoping that a regional bond measure put forward by the bay area housing finance agency passes in november to help pay for future ground breakings. that has the potential to provide an ongoing source of funding. >> for the production of preservation of affordable housing throughout the region. this is not the first affordable housing project built on international boulevard in oakland. >> 55 units are also dedicated to low-income families directly across the street from max. cherry hill apartments reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. >> in san jose nurses and doctors rallied outside regional medical center today. they want the hospital to reverse a decision to close its trauma center. it is a level 2 center that means that they can perform surgery and other advanced types of care. the hospital decided to close this year saying only a

the president of the oakland 68s. >> we started with the oakland a's in 2017.o we've been knowing each other since 2006. and we're the drummers and the flag wavers and we support our community. >> now they support a new team in oakland. one rooted in heart and soul. >> anything sports related, quartet and especially someone that does this, amazing thing like this, and less than two months probably, it's like -- it just -- speaks volumes. and i know that the other team is trying to leave. so that's why we're doing this. >> keeping the tradition alive. which is a lot harder than you think. [ laughter ] [ chanting ] i can't sing it -- at the same time. >> i know it's hard. >> this summer, nina says good-bye to the final season of baseball at the coliseum. >> if you want to leave, go ahead. but don't expect me to hang around for 18 months while you pack. >> but she says hello to new beginning at raimondi park in oakland. >> i mean, it's amazing what they have managed to do with raimondi getting it fixed up and heim sure there's going to be a lot more improvements a

oakland trailed in the 7th. and now, jack kellogg, homered for the third straight game and tied the game. next half inning, answered with the go ahead, solo homer in kansas city, won it 3-2. prevented an a's sweep. pivot after speculation. it is now official, sara, jj reddic is the new head coach of the lakers. broadcasting games on espn, had played the game, talked about it in encyclopedia form and with no prior coaching experience got the nod. he does have a podcast, though, with lebron james and now, he is his coach. would that be like come tomorrow? work together and you are my new news director? >> most of them are not happy about this. they feel like he has no experience. the job is too big for him. i am interested with how he does. >> i know that you know. the lakers are all about the stars, the roster. usually, a head coach is a star. but, since pat riley, nobody has come close to that. >> well, all right, vern, we will have to wait and see. if you want to get out and throw the ball around this weekend i

built by oakland. >> all right, ballers, let's go >> built for oakland. >> right now the oakland ballersre playing a home game. it is is over on our sister station pix plus. >>> that is a great option for folks who just can not make it out to friday night home games this summer. while the stadium holds 4,000 people, that is not counting the neighbors in west oakland who are watching from their comfort of their home. susan diego lives across the street from the park. she is shocked it came together so quickly. >> when they first started i could not understand what they were doing. then bleachers went up. my mind was blown. i had no idea. my mind could not visualize what was going to happen here. >> now, as the new team in the town, the ballers are working with a popular local clothing line to design all of their new gear. reporting on the proud oakland company with the new mission to spread ballers pride throughout the bay area. >> this is one of our bestselling designs. >> angela has called oakland home for more than 30 years. she is the ceo and creative director of oaklandish. a company

and in oakland. was influenced by that community. >> a love of music that stemmed from family. >> so i -- my birth name is isis. isis and then my -- the king part, it comes from my great great-grandmother and her piano. the one who -- was in chicago. she was one of the like the first black opera singers in chicago. and i kind of wanted to like honor her and like -- that musical tie in my family. >> the name a nod to their roots and inclusivity. >> also king as kind of like -- going against like gender norms too. and binary. so yeah. mainly for my grandmother but also that. >> we have any family or friends coming out to the show? >> yeah. my -- pretty much my whole family is going to be there. my grandpa who does not leave his house at all. he said he wanted to come so he's -- i guess grandpa is coming. ♪ ♪ >> king isis infusing poetic lyrics with everything from alp to acoustic to grungier sounds with notes of '90s alternative rock. ♪ >> my music is kind of like definitely a fusion of different sound

oakland, oakland, as can have, and cannot have. hope in some small way. this project. with this project, our actions speak louder than their words. >>owner paul friedman says he hopes the ballers can lead a revival in oakland >>sports. >>tonight's game is already sold out. but there's still plenty of chance to see the ballers empress in the season. wilson marker has a closer look at what fans will experience from security. to parking. >>yeah. we're very close. we're putting the final touches in it's a little bit stressful because we've got a lot >>of little things on the cusp of opening day ballers co founder paul freeman is watching the final pieces fall into place. getting the park ready for baseball >>and >>opening night sellout. his message for anyone. unfamiliar with >>the area. i think 1st of all, this neighborhood is a lot safer than people expect. we live in a big city. you always got to, you know, look out, but this neighborhood my kids play soccer at this field right over here. we also have a lot of security over a dozen security personnel will be here. we ha

and it's opening night for the oakland ballers. a reason to smile in west oakland. good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight. i'm raj mathai, the a's and the b's are both playing tonight in oakland. there's a good chance that the ballers, the minor league team, might outdraw the athletics. we'll take it to the ballpark in just a moment. we start, though, with our microclimate weather alert, triple digit temperatures in parts of the bay area. it's going to be another hot one tomorrow. and you know this. when the temperature rises is the fire. danger also rises. fire crews getting and actually keeping close eyes on our dry hills. our sky ranger was overhead today in the foothills of the east bay. you see that those used to be green foothills. it is now brown. it was also hot enough in san francisco, our sky ranger seeing a lot of people down below, getting in some beach time. this is crissy field, baker beach and ocean beach also had some nice crowds. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. okay, as predicted as forecasted, it's hot. what are you seeing tonight a

. >>> let's go oakland. >> i think they've already done more in terms of building up oakland than the a's did in -- >> you could feel the excitement in the air, oakland's newest pro team makes their debut. >>> and the kid that stole the show on the house floor is back and more charming than ever. >> do you ever get tired of being on tv? >> no. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> and good evening to you, i'm juliette goodrich in for sara tonight. boy, it really felt like summer today. you were spot on, you told us, temperatures absolutely scorching. some bay area cities hit the triple digits, and so this really isn't a heat wave that's over just yet, right, paul? >> another day of inland heat tomorrow, but it's not going to last long. if you're tired of it, there's relief right around the corner. >> we'll take that. we need that. san jose is opening up a couple cooling center, speaking of cooling off. and that'll happen tomorrow. so during a heat wave like this, it is important to protect yourself, but today in livermore, we did meet some peo

so right now, oakland fire battling this warehouse fire in west oakland. we'll keep you updated as we learn more information. >> all right, another hit for an east bay family who has battled a cancer diagnosis, an injury and rising rent. thousands of dollars worth of gardening tools were taken, and the man believes his storage unit was targeted. new tonight, ktvu is amber lee spoke with noah chota and his family, who feels like the odds are stacked against them. >> noah choto tells me every monday for the past eight years, he comes to his unit at hayward self storage to pick up his gardening tools. his means for making a living. but this past monday, he found the padlock, torched, the door ajar. >> it's in here and here. >> three hedge trimmers, three weed whackers, five leaf blowers are among the many items choto tells me he stored here until someone broke in and stole almost everything very sad. >> stress because you know, no money for everything. >> the 66 year old tells me he works as a gardener on the weekends to make ends meet. he says a work related

oakland police say the incident started around 8:15. about 20 vehicles, mostly atvs and dirt bikes, started a sideshow. that's when someone decided to walk on the hood of one of the cars which then led to multiple people attacking that person. police chief floyd mitchell said multiple fights happened and then escalated to shootings. >> in type of behavior and level of violenis unacceptablethe opportunity to celebrate with your family and friends should never be marred by gunfire. >> reporter: police say spit15 for gunshot to th wounds. >> we have everyt from minogun shot or flesh wounds to loss of fingers to some individuals still being in critical condition. >> reporter: chief mitchell says officers were assaulted, some punched in the face and upper body. one adult woman was arrested for assaulting an officer. stevenson says he's lived in oakland all his life and knows how to keep himself safe. >> you're always going to be scared. fear doesn't really go anywhere, but it's how you respond to the fear that makes you a professional. >> re

oakland trailed in the 7th., jack kellogg, homered for the third straight game and tied the game. next half inning, answered with the go ahead, solo homer in kansas city, won it 3-2. prevented an a's sweep. pivot after speculation. it is now official, sara, jj reddic is the new head coach of the lakers. broadcasting games on espn, had played the game, talked about it in encyclopedia form and with no prior coaching experience got the nod. he does have a podcast, though, with lebron james and now, he is his coach. would that be like come tomorrow? work together and you are my new news director? >> most of them are not happy about this. they feel like he has no experience. the job is too big for him. i am interested with how he does. >> i know that you know. the lakers are all about the stars, the roster. usually, a head coach is a star. but, since pat riley, nobody has come close to that. >> well, all right, vern, we will have to wait and see. if you want to get out and throw the ball around this weekend in honor

oakland the cool down arrives quickly, as soon as tomorrow.th bay areas, upper 80s this afternoon. getting to the low 80s tomorrow. san jose 90s. they will kick off the workweek in the 80s. inland east bay areas, that will be the hottest place this afternoon. near 100 degrees. a 10-degree temperature drop into tomorrow with upper 80s next week as well. coastal communities, where is summer, i don't know. this is normal for all of you. keep that in mind. cooler to the coast if you want to beat that heat. makes, yeah, we will -- sorry. i thought you were with me. we are working out the new set. if you want to beat the heat, head to the beach. what is your favorite beat the heat activity. >> get to the coast. i have family in the half moon bay area, my sister lives there. >> even the windy and cold days. beach is a good place. >> you are doing great. >>> ken salazar said they will resume inspection of avocados in mexico. salah saturday emphasized ensuring inspectors is a top priority as they return to the packing plants. this is after two usda emp

for oakland. get to that in just a minute. i'm max darrow. in for gianna franco. thank you for joining us. >> i'm reed cowan and i'm cheering all 4,000 plus of you who sat in the stands there for the ballers' game. we love to see that. that's a community win regardless of the score. let's go live outside on this wednesday morning. and what a beautiful sunrise that is. if you are inside with air-conditioning. if you are outside getting the run on this morning. maybe get the sweat in sooner than you planned. >> good morning to you, that is a great way to put it. t a first alert weather day. if you are curious as to why, well, were you outside yesterday at all? gosh, it was hot yesterday and we're getting a repeat of that today. as many of us as we head out the door today are dealing with a heat advisory and/or a heat warning. now for all the highlighted zones and counties on the map in orange, we are under a heat advisory until thursday. with solano county being our one spot grouped with the sacrame

in west oakland. we'll continue to update you as we receive more information tonight. >> millions of people are expected to gather in francisco this weekend for the pride parade. yeah, the fbi already issued security warnings last month. >> saying that foreign terrorist groups could exploit in greece gatherings associated with the lt lgbt q plus community people who helped to organize the parade say they invested nearly a million dollars in security, according to members of an lgbtq+ nonprofit the political climate nationwide has fueled hate towards the community. last year there were over 600 pieces of anti lgbtq legislation introduced across the country, including right here in califlrnia. >> well, the fbi is urging law enforcement and the public to report violent threats made online or in person. >> tomorrow is the final day for the popular pop-up drag performance series. drag me down town. it's from 05:00pm to 07:00pm at the one market restaurant at one market street. the event help support local

in west oakland. calif. waste solutions is now worth hundreds of millions of dollars employs about 300 people and invest back into vietnam after opening a solid waste and recycling company called vietnam waste solutions. are story in 2015 featured andy dwan. whose home on view crest court was raided earlier this morning. over the years and eduwonk has become a regular face in local state and national politics. he helped organize a trip to vietnam last year. that included local delegates, including oakland mayor sheng thao. songs. instagram also shows him standing side by side with some of the country's most powerful politicians. including president joe biden. and vice president kamala harris. during today's raid at cal way solutions, oakland office federal agents hauled out to carts stacked with boxes. with andy. indeed, wang's name written on labels. carl chan is the president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce. >>basically drunk family has been involved. oakland khan. contract. california way sol

live in oakland. president donald trump are set to take the debate stage tonight for the first time this election season. >> it's just one of two scheduled debates between the candidates. tonight's debate is a chance for both donald trump and president joe biden to convince voters that they're the best choice for the country in the november election. it will take place from cnn's studio in atlanta, georgia. unlike past election debates, there will be no studio audience here. both candidates will have no pre-written notes, and their microphones will be muted while the other is speaking. the goal is to prevent interruptions, but they will have the chance to refute each other. we don't know what topics will be covered, but possibilities include abortion rights, border security, the economy and trump's felony conviction. no matter what's debated, though, we expect things to get heated between both men. >> so you have two men that have not debated in four years, so you've got two guys don't like each other

>>bill >>pay >>oakland >>ballers. let's >>go >>4 oakland baseball begins. in oakland. tomorrow. when the ballers take the field at raymond e park for their 1st ever home game. it's a surprisingly quick turnaround since the ballpark was deemed unusable just over a month ago. and it's not just the ballpark that's changing. amanda harry spent time in west oakland learning about the neighborhoods transition. to come out and visualize him the change in oakland that you know, i'm just happy to be living long enough to be able to see this 67 year old richard griffin jr drove out to 18th street between campbell and would to check out raimondi park for opening day. construction crews worked to transform it. couldn't recognize it almost this isn't the 1st time he's been here, griffin grew up. away from this park on wood street. apartments way back in the old days in the projects to minute he says he played empire. and coached baseball, right on this field. despite how intimately familiar with it when he looks around, he says he's blown away. and when i wrote out here and saw the new build

oakland is facing a budget deficit. are needing to address a structural deficit that's years in the making. council member trevor reed argues as the coliseum deal is still being finalized, the mayor's original budget should have never factored in that revenue. it is june 28th, and that is still an option that, regrettably, is still before us

. >>> what is going on in the city of oakland? i think it is something very, very bizarre. >>> and all of this happened just a few hours after 15 people were shot after a juneteenth event. >> bullets started flying, people started running. >>> this is cbs news bay area. with juliette goodrich. >> hello, i'm sara donchey in for juliette. oak land has been shaken after the fbi raided the mayor's house. we don't know if she is the target of this investigation but it could have huge political implications for the mayor who is already facing this recall. agents served a search warrant at 5:30 at a home which she shares with her boyfriend. all day long we saw agents coming and going with boxes of evidence. in addition to her home the fbi swarmed two other locations. one at a home on view crest court and the other an office building on embarcadero west. we nfird they have ties to the politically connected recycling company. we begin our team coverage with lauren toms who was out at the mayor's home all day. . >> reporter: federal authori

any one of those people could come to the podium and tell oakland, oaklanders, what the hell is going on right now, and all of them are choosing to sit on their hands. >> mayor tao saying she will be 100% transparent with the investigation, but also not taking questions from reporters on monday. j.r. stone, abc seven news. >> we have new information tonight about the owners of the other properties raided the duong family. the abc seven news i-team is following the money linked to the fbi's political corruption investigation. i-team reporter stephanie sierra discovered the alleged fraud scheme dates back to 2016. >> new details about the man, seemingly at the center of the fbi's political corruption investigation that raided the mayor of oakland's home last week, and now it's getting more interesting. a short search on andy duong's instagram page shows he frequently posts with people in high places in the political world, including president joe biden, vice president kamala harris, governor gavin newsom, multiple pictures with attorney general rob bonta and health and human services se

the mayor has a budget plan for the city of oakland that includes selling oakland's half of the coliseum site. but what if that falls through? well, the city council met today to discuss their options. new tonight, our henry lee is here. and the budget issues. henry really only adding to the city's turmoil. >> the city has a lot to deal with. heather, this is certainly a huge task. and the city council is going over what one council member said is, quote, all bad choices. one key factor is whether it's a good idea to use money from selling part of the coliseum to a private development group. >> we need to take the money that i do have and be able to create a budget that's balanced so i can move forward and moving forward, says oakland city council member noel gayo. >> means not relying on the city finalizing the sale of its share of the oakland coliseum because he says, that won't happen in time. >> i cannot be praying and hoping and dreaming about additional money until i have it in my hand. >> on friday, the oakland city council discussed options as to how best to close a $177 million

and live you and visit west oakland and then see all the progress that west oakland has made. >>final touches are put on the park. the work continues to change the narrative for a neighborhood that struggled with its reputation. for decades. >>watch friday's home game on our sister station pix plus 44 cable 12 beginning at 6:30 p.m., and, in fact, picks pluses showing the ballers on friday nights all summer long, there's the schedule running through the end of august. all right, 924 still ahead this morning. fest may have wrapped up the event is already getting festivalgoers pumped up for next year in napa, plus coming up in the next half hour. we'll have the latest on the corral (♪♪) i'm getting vaccinated with pfizer's pneumococcal pneumonia vaccine. so am i. because i'm at risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. come on. i already got a pneumonia vaccine, but i'm asking about the added protection of prevnar 20®. if you're 19 or older with certain chronic conditions like asthma, diabetes, copd, or heart disease, or are 65 or older, you are at increased risk for pneumococcal pneumon

esto es en oakland.l regresar hay disponible ayuda comunitaria en varias partes de la bahía. le contamos dónde y en nuestra sección tu dinero, tu familia. tendremos algunas opciones para salir a disfrutar con los niños durante estas vacaciones. quédese con nosotros. vamos a regresar con el pronóstico para esta noche. mañana y los p hizo una feria de recursos que incluían asesorías legales para migrantes que buscan borrar su historial delictivo. los organizadores dicen que esto les facilita el camino cuando, por ejemplo, están buscando trabajo, deben enfrentar algún trámite migratorio y hasta obtener una licencia. inmigrantes aquí que no saben. ellos pueden solicitar una licencia de conducir y es lo mejor que alguien puede hacer porque eso abre muchas ventanas al trabajo, al empleo, educación. los organizadores agregaron también que están preparando otros eventos similares y el más próximo estaría programado para el jueves 27 de junio en la zona de bolinas. hablando de eventos, la red de bibliotecas del c

wilson walker live for us in oakland. the raid coming less than 24 hours after the recall effort against mayor thao qualified for the ballot. the recall group oust today called for her to resign immediately because of the fbi raid. the group shared a statement which mentioned allegations of illegal campaign activities during thao's mayoral bid and said while the fbi raid does not prove her guilt in the ongoing investigation, we already have multiple smoking guns indicating thao's lack of fitness for public office. thao was elected mayor back in 2022 by a razor thin margin over former city councilman loren taylor. before that she represented district 4 on the city council and at the time she became the first among american women to serve on a california city council. we are continuing to dig into every aspect of this case, new information all the time. we'll follow all the developments on our website, kpix.com, and streaming on the cbs news app. >>> within the last few hours the oakland police department revealed that 15 p

you can't make up what's happening in oakland and all eyes are on oakland for the wrong reason.k, so what is really going on in the city? i mean, we see the headlines were talking about him, um but is it unsafe? is there a sense of lawlessness going on? yes, i mean to your points. the purpose of of pr. and communications. is to also stabilize our sense. our communities and our sense of safety and despite what the reports are saying, you know, we can see from last night with the shootings at lake merritt and juneteenth that safety is not something that is being made up. despite what our politicians are saying, and and that bill. everyday people are not just feeling unsafe. but being injured and we can't get a break from that, and we wake up to this and so it's really emblematic of the erosion of trust that we are experiencing right now in the city of oakland from our leadership that is that can be felt from the local level. the city all the way to our federal um, officeholders at the moment. because despite how much we pay in taxes, our quality of life continues to be stifled and

oakland will never quit. these are all bartenders, they are excited that baseball is going to be staying here for years and years to come. regardless of what is going to happen at the major league level. but, on the field it is 2-0. ballers have the lead in the second inning, we got to meet a couple players and coaches before the game. let's start with hubbard, hitting the first ever home run in the franchise history about a month ago. then hit the first ever at raimondi park and we got to meet aaron miles, an antioch native, played eight 1/2 years in the big leagues and he won a world series ring. i got to speak to them about representing oakland especially tonight. >> it is a beautiful thing. a lot of people around the community are around the ballers right now. we will see 4,000 people here tonight. that is amazing. a great community. wanting to keep baseball here. it is a beautiful thing and let's keep it rolling and come here all summer long. there is an intimate, close-up and personal experience with th

a lot love to check out the oakland fox airshow 2. yeah.g to be on october financial you tickets on sale this friday at 10:00am at bet you they're going. so i wonderful be him rather well, you know, the full to the flow and maybe out in will drop a few lars. ok, guys. >> also now i know you saw right now, but what about inside i haven't seen too yet, but i'm hearing it's the top 10 domestic highest grossing animated movie. so that is a lot of folks want to go see 800 million dollars that's made around the world so far. >> and i think the theme is the same. but i think this time to yet you're going to be very so. she's got a motion. okay. you know, worry? i think gross. so it's inside out won. the emotions were more gentle way. okay. and then those sadness. all right here. so i'll check it out in animated form. kind of fun. and it's always fun to see it on the screen. play out instead of in your head motions killings better on this getting your hands the wrong >> 9.56. right now. coming up next on about 4 morning news. be careful. watched th

san jose, oakland and livermore. long commutes can be cut down to 15 minutes, and we still are waiting to hear how much it's going to cost. might be worth it. >> a potty mouth parrot is looking for a new home. we're talking about pepper the parrot is at the niagara falls spca and pepper has a lot to say. he is going viral for his bad language. after a post on facebook said that he likes to curse just a little. >> well, his, his his famous, line is do you want me to kick you? >> okay. >> now, pepper, really? >> wow. they say pepper picked up the profanity when he lived with a small dog who was disobedient. >> and the owner would use some, let's say, choice language when the dog would not act right. so pepper apparently picked that up . the niagara spca is a no kill shelter. they say they are committed to finding pepper. the right home. pepper is an amazon parrot and requires special care, including a very specific type of diet. not be going through all of that. giving pepper a very specific diet to get cussed out. >>

and an issue other oaklanders are worried ant. thomas tells us she's been a victim of violence in oakland herself and in her view the mayor's response was too little, too late. >> it's very disheartening and it took four days to get a response. i'm tired of seeing crimes and tired of seeing people get shot. i had a gun put to my head before you know, when i was going through the drive-thru at popeyes and someone tried to rob me there. >> reporter: thomas is running for a city council seat in east oakland on a platform the city needs to boost police staffing. >> we need to enforce law and order. that's what we need. because this is ridiculous. no one is safe out here. to cut police budgets and any kind of way, is -- just -- it's not right. >> reporter: but for john, he's stuck between wanting the best for his city and hoping the best for the mayor. but he says he's tired of being let down. >> we want everybody just to be able to live comfortably and oakland and get the resources and needs met. >> all right. we asked a political str

, in east oakland.ld work together to ensure that we have a better and say for oakland for all. >> all right, mayor, thank you for that. as we wrap things up here, we wanted point out something that you've mentioned earlier, which is this push that you're making to encourage more movies to be made in oakland. so how close are we to seeing maybe the next blockbuster films in the town? >> you know, i'm crossing my fingers for as soon as in the fall. but of this is all-inclusive in the budget. and so we can see that, you know, something like you know, the starz series by spotting, which is set oakland if they found 100% oakland, we're talking about 80 million dollars into the revenue will be injected into the city of oakland. and so we're hoping early in the fall, but it all depends on weather. the city council approves the budget as it is. and you know, so i just say stay tune and we're hopeful that we can start doing the bring in the film industry starting in the fall, which again, this book are 8 in lar

city of oakland is one step closer to revitalizing the 112 acre coliseum site in east oakland. last night the city agreed to sell its share of the site to the african american sports and entertainment group. but as a conference, dan kerman tells us there's not going to be any kind of facelift to the property. >> until the development group buys the other half of the property. and that could be tough. >> the 112 acre coliseum site in east oakland is one step closer to redevelopment. now that the oakland city council has voted unanimously to sell its 50% share in the property to a a a c g the african-american sports and entertainment group. oakland needs to raise our property tax base. >> and this project will do so by billions of dollars. oakland need to expand jobs and opportunity, especially in east oakland, especially for communities that have the highest unemployment and this project do that. it is a really big step. >> oakland mayor sheng thao has been working on the 105 million dollars sale for some time. we'll be able to affordable housing on the site. more green space ex

oakland 69.ve 80 and hayward 84 at san jose, upper 70s at redwood city at 57 at half moon bay. there was a little lingering fog there at the golden gate. just a couple of hours ago. it has disappeared for a while. it'll be back 85 degrees right now in santa rosa. upper 70s at petaluma, napa. still some low 90s, low to mid 90s inland in places like fairfield, concord and livermore . but a beautiful view right now from mount tam looking down onto the bay. these are the forecast headlines. seasonal temperatures today or tomorrow as well. a remainder of the week. we'll see sunny skies with gradual cooling so no sudden drops in temperatures. and next weekend looks like it will be a continuation of this mild summer pattern that is shaping up for the week ahead. so overnight we'll see some more low clouds pushing up against the coastline, pushing locally out over the bay. 5:00 tomorrow morning, as the commute gets underway, there'll be some lingering low clouds near the coast, so perhaps a little bit of

. >> it has to be -- restored in the city of oakland. if the lawlessness is just going too far. >> voices of oakland and a community grappling amidst a huge budget shortfall. will cuts create the oakland people want and so desperately need? >>> radical left -- will you shut up man? >> we've seen this before. but this time, will it be different? mute buttons and no audience for tonight's presidential debate. the president and his predecessor we've got a preview. >>> i could see that girls needed a safe space to play. >> plus, meet a bay area bridge builder making sure to keep the power in girl power. >> we just got so much great entertainments on the maim stage this year. we're very excited about billy porter. >> and hope, love and pride, the bay area gets ready for a rainbow weekend. what to do and how to stay safe and the importance of visibility. let's do this, bay area. yes, indeed. tens, tens tens across the board and if you know you know. >> what a great get. i'm very excited about that. i'm shawn chitnis in for gianna franco. >> i'

, in east oakland. and so i know that we're stronger together and i floor everybody that we should work together to ensure that we have a better and say for oakland for all. >> well, signatures still need to be verified. doctors, the recall are hoping to have this elections scheduled for november. if town is recalled, the special election will need to be scheduled to pick her replacement. >> coming up, south bay neighborhoods on alert tonight after yet another mountain lion sighting. >> plus, pride month. celebrations continue in san francisco when we can expect to see the giant picking triangle on twin peaks. >> but first, the charges filed against a man who police say drove through a farmer's market walnut creek over the weekend. it's your time to cash in. so don't just play. stay... at northern california's premier casino resort. book your getaway now at cachecreek.com. slow network is no that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plan

, one in west oakland and two in east oakland. i grew up here in east oakland. and certainly years past that we experienced when young people were losing their lives due to the gang related situations and the drug activity that we're starting to see here now on, on our streets once again. and but but at the end of the day, it's really up to our families to make sure that our children, you know, are disciplined and stay at home and are protected and, and, and on the political end, we certainly need more police presence, to respond to deal with the criminal activity that i see growing here in oakland from the fentanyl drug sales and , the violence when it comes to gang related activity, as we have experienced years ago, we need to deal with our young people. yeah. >> council member, we have talked many times before about the stubbornly high gun violence numbers. you have a new police chief. have you talked with him about some targeted solutions? >> well, you know, it's very clear, you know, fred chavez are one of our deputy police c

my would like to know that oakland is moving towards a place of being very quick to address these kind of issues. >>> a new twist in oakland tonight in the aftermath of an fbi raid on mayor thao's house. this afternoon the mayor's attorney withdrew from the case and it came hour avers she gave her first public statements denying she did anything wrong. so, the feds have yet to reveal why they swarmed the home that thao shared with her partner or what they found. today, the mayor was adamant that she was not the target. wion walkerhas more on her comments and accusations. >> i want to know what probable cause the fbi has. what evidence have they collected that justifies raiding the home of a sitting mayor. without notice, without the courtesy of a conversation. i want to know more about the handful of billionaires from san francisco and from piedmont who are hellbent on running me out of office. i want to know why the day following the recall election funded by some of the richest people in the bay area, seemed like the right day to execute a warrant. >> speaking for the first time sinc

>>to oakland. >>alright, ballers, let's >>go >>four oakland >>sarah baseball's in the way in west oakland. the ballers will hit the diamond 1. again. tonight after thousands of fans came out to watch the 1st ever game ever monday, park the ballers weren't able to pull off the victory last night against the yellow high wheelers, but that didn't put a damper on the fun for the sold out crowd. the same 2 teams will hit the field once again tonight at 635. $35. the ballers facility in west oakland is undergone an incredible dress, formacion in just a matter of months. our john ramos has the story of early raimondi. and how the park came to bear his name. when the oakland ballers chose raymond e park. to be there. home field they wanted their brand new team to benefit from the roots of the past. >>mighty park is 1 of the most historical municipal parks in the world. it's got a deep history, the more that we've learned about it, the more rich that history is >>created in 1911 as west oakland park. it was

these are the ballers, a new pro baseball team built by oakland, built for oakland. >> a live look at raimondi park tonight, a packed house is expected for the ballers first home game. last night it was tied after nine innings, but instead of extra innings the game was decided by a home run derby. take a look at this. dondrei hubbard went yard on back-to-back swings to give the ballers a win against the yolo high wheelers. oakland's record is now 9-6. the home crowd also got to see history on the mound. last night pitcher kelsie whitmore became the first game to ever start a game in the pioneer league. fans will find some ballpark favorites. >> we spoke with the owner of the athletic club in oakland as they team up. >> reporter: for miles every day at his sports bar is fueled by his passion for sports. the athletic club oakland is a haven for sports lovers in the east bay and baseball is no exception. >> we love this location right in the center of oakland bringing together all sorts of different people from different backgrounds supporting different sports and different teams and we

oakland's newest baseball team.llers, are getting ready to play in front of the home crowd for the very first time. marking a new era for baseball in oakland. first pitch 6:35 tonight against the yolo high wheelers. and the team's inaugural home opener. >> all right and we want to welcome you here to our new virtual reality set to get everybody at home kind of a sneak peek of what you will see for game day at raimondi park and by the way i have to show you the back of this jersey too. pretty cool right? this is what community investment looks like and in fact shawn chitnis is here, this is a huge transformation and i'm wearing the jersey here? i got the better one. >> i think they're all great. >> ballers baby. >> this is the community really threw their heart and soul into that. >> reporter: they have been impressed right? this even exceeded their expectations about how quickly raimondi park has been transformed and is going to be ready for tonight's home opener. along the way though also got some added benefits th