i also stand before you as an oakland native, an oakland public school graduate, and i'm even an oakland public school parent. and because of salesforce, this year, 1300 students took computer science courses in oakland. [applause] >> and mark, that is double from the year before, which was your first year of investing in computer science education in oakland. and i'm excited to tell you that our kids are loving it. they are engaged. 76% of those students got an a or a b grade in their computer science class. it's clicking. and we even have a school in deep east oakland, elmhurst, that setup our first coding cafe. that sounds tasty to me, a coding cafe. so it is with so much gratitude, but also a sense of trail blazing hope, that i stand here in partnership with some of my favorite leaders that are committed to a regional approach and that are committed to keeping our promise, investing in better educational outcom mo. [applause] >> thank you -- thank you, mayor, for that incredible introduction. good morning. it is an honor to be with you all today with mayor breed and mayor schaaf, who

in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix5. w locked up in storage. the "early days" statue... >>> a piece of san francisco history some call racist is now locked up in storage. the early days statue outside san francisco's city hall was removed today. it showed a native american at the feet of a catholic missionary. activists have fought for decades to have it removed. this week the board of supervisors voted to have it taken down. similar outrage has prompted changes on the stanford campus. the university announced plans to strip the name of father junipero serra from several campus buildings and serra mall at the entrance to the school's main quad. administrators are responding to the criticism of misdream of native americans by the founder of the california -- mistreatment of native americans by the founder of the california mission system. >>> governor brown announced today the state is launching its own satellite to track and gather data on climate change. he made that announcement on the final day of the global climate action summit going on in

why is this and oakland police case? >> he is from oakland. he lives in oakland. he was last scene down there, the baby-sitter dropped him off. we believe he may have come back to oakland or still be in hayward. because he lives here in oakland and this is where his mother lives, we start our investigation here and we'll start to work out into surrounding cities. but right now, the focus is oakland and hayward where he was last scene. >> oakland police with the information. thank you for coming in and giving that to us on mornings on 2. >>> president trump right now speaking at the september 11th memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania. we listen in. >> in the face of evil and to do whatever it takes to keep america safe 17 years ago your loved ones were among the 40 of flight 93, 40 passengers and crew members on board. the 8:00 a.m. flight from newark to san francisco. they were young people returning from visiting family. moms and dads on business trips. and trends going and coming from birthdays and weddings. they boarded the plane as strangers and they entered

oakland fires will still have the normal operations but they'll add roving patrols to the oakland hills as a result of this warning. as i mentioned, there's a history of wildfires obviously here in the oakland hills when you take into account what happened back in 1991. the oakland fire taking out thousands it of homes. you see that fire danger sign here in the oakland hills. oakland fire, i want to point out, give folks a text message in the event of any emergency. also, they're going to be on very high alert today because of this red flag warning. we're live here in the oakland hills, "today in the bay." >> thank you, pete. >>> 5:03. the standoff continues in the supreme court confirmation of brett kavanaugh. christine blasey ford and her lawyers are not backing off for calling for an fbi investigation. they really want it to happen before a new hearing takes place. >> but that request is looking less likely by the day. senators in charge say they won't wait with a hearing scheduled for monday. "today i p on. tts joins us. >> reporter: one of the options lawmakers are exploring, sendi

and south in oakland. you can see traffic moving smoothly past oracle arena. >>> to get the fog to clear temperatures have been really nice. we will see if that will continue or if warmer weather is on the way. many people living with diabetes monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. without drawing a drop of blood, again and again. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. olay deep hydrating eye gel breaks through the competition olay eyes with b3 complex hydrates better than $100, $200 even $400 eye creams. that's something to see. olay >>> welcome back. today marijuana laws are on the agenda for the martinez city council. tonight the council will decide if the city should allow legal marijuana sales within the city limits. if they vote yes it would then also decide on how many cannabis retail

you don't come to do that here in oakland. or mac but a community activist that the current approach is not working. >> tactics that the sheriff is using, these authorities, they are just a tactic to criminalize more people and not embrace them. or mac it took more than seven hours for tow trucks to impound all of the vehicles in oakland, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> let's get another check on the weather. what is going on? this weekend is actually pretty good. >> it was really nice. the temperatures were where they should be this time of year. as we go through the next few days, we're looking at temperatures above normal for this time of year. get ready for the heat. it is deftly coming, especially for the inland locations. we have a live look outside at the san jose cam. clear skies as we start off the day. temperatures in the 50s for many spots. concord 54. 52 in livermore. 56 in san jose. 45 for santa rosa. can expect. much of sunshine as we head through the day. amateurs warming up and then heating up by midweek. high press

we are hearing from the victim in a freeway shooting on interstate 9-80 in oakland. the man was injured by shattered glass after someone opened fire just before 8 on friday night. you can see the injuries on his chin and behind his ear. the shooting it happened while the man was driving in eastbound direction-- just before interstate 5-80. he was watching a dog-- who was also injured. he says he was driving to walnut creek to return the dog to it's owner, and tonight we have learned that the dog has passed away. (jr stone) right now, (jr stone) right now, police are working on a description of the suspect and the vehicle. (jr stone) a tough day for 49ers fans... not only did the team lose to the kansas city chiefs but they lost their q-b. jimmy garoppolo left with what appeared to be a major injury. kron 4's jason dumas is kron 4's kron 4's jason dumas is here ... jason, what are the niners saying about this tonight? jasonnot only did the niners drop to 1-2 on the season....but it's looking like they will not have jimmy garropolo for the rest of the year.......>jimmy

sotoakland public works crews oakland public sot oakland public works crews oakland public sot sotoakland public works crews are cleaning up after an early morning fire here at what was a homeless camp at a city park on east 12th street. fires at homeless camps are an ongoing problem says oakland city council member noel gallosot oakland police say a deceased person was found near the burned encampment on east 12th street. however investigators say the person's death does not appear to be related to the fire...in haaziq madyun kron4news (ken) (ken) the woman convicted of helping to kidnap -- elizabeth smart... will be released from prison next wednesday. the utah board of pardons and parole made the announcement today - in a surprise reversal of a previous decision.(pam) 72-year-old wanda barzee was first sentenced in 2010 ..... to 15 -years i

lynch graduated from oakland tech. let's just say lynch looks a little different now. >> there were the funniest meems about this last night. some said linked versus instagram. how good is that. there's another one very clever that said -- isn't it good? man looks like he's about to write some beast code. funny, right? >> that's good. >> happened some young man growing up in oakland. >>> coming back with another 90 minutes of including the dramatic video of a muni bus crash. >> -hey, did i mention i can save you $620 for switching to progressive? [ engine revving ] you cannot hear me at all, can you? >>> crews are working to contain a wildfire spreading in the north bay. deep terrain is making it difficult. we're live with an update. >>> today marks 17 years since the 9/11 terror attacks. why one official says it's like bin laden is reaching out from the grave. >>> addressing homeless crisis in the east bay. the attention-grabbing way one city leader is bringing awareness to the issue. >>> good morning. it's tuesday, s

oakland is playing tomorrow night. dennis will talk about it in a minute, partly cloudy and cool at game time, 63 degrees. if you're heading out of the bay area, it will be mostly sunny tomorrow but windy out of the west, northwest right through that san bruno gap into sfo, 71 degrees for a high tomorrow. new york has rain on the way and so does seattle. chicago is sunny, very pleasant autumn day, 71, los angeles 84 degrees. tonight the numbers will be down in the mid-50s for the bay area, so not a chilly sunday night, a few clouds floating overhead. sunrise tomorrow morning is about 13 minutes before 7 a.m. now we begin to dip to below average at the shoreline. in san francisco just 66 tomorrow, concord 88, san jose 80 degrees and in oakland a fine monday, 72 degrees. the south bay is warm, not as warm as it has been, low to mid- 80s, mountain view 76, palo alto 78. in the east bay the numbers will be in the mid-80s in the 680 corridor. brentwood nudges 91 degrees, not for long. that number will fall about 10 degrees

oakland police then oakland police then took another tatic. instead of moving in with weapons drawn...they used a de- escalation of force. ( darya ) when the man surrendered he was not holding a rifle or handgun.. he did have a cell phone. police did search the area and no found. ( james ) in solano county... the man convicted in federal court in a kidnapping-for-ransom case... is now facing six new charges and will have the chance to question his victims. matthew muller has been granted the right to act as his own attorney.. and because of that, he will have the opportunity to question denise huskins and aaron quinn about the kidnaping and rape crimes... involving the two of them. muller will also be granted access to evidence... including two videos showing the rape of huskins. dan russo is quin

(ken) the oakland raiders made good on a promise today .... by delivering a 250-thousand-dollar donation to save sports programs in the oakland unified school district. (pam) last week, the school board announced it was cutting 10- sports .. to save a half- million dollars. kron 4's justine waldman was there today... as the raiders presented the school district with the check.... so the kids can keep playing. natsan oversized check with a huge meaning for high school student athletesthe raiders writing it out to oakland high school sports. for $250,000. marc badain sot i dont think this is the last time you will see us support the oakland community and it wont be after we are gone important part of our history and our heritage and it will remain that way the oakland unified school district's decision to cut 10 sports to save about $500,000 was announced last week.it eliminated lower enrollment sports at oakland technical high school.a blow to these seniors, eager to play with their teammates one last time. andrea zak-lee sot there were some po

. >>> tonight the city of oakland laid out new rules for scooters. the road to regulation may have a few bumps ahead. >> call it the wild west of scooter shares. oakland just opened its doors to an unlimited number of scooter companies. not everyone is happy about and not subject to many rules in the city of oakland. >> there is no law. we see people riding on sidewalks, impeding pedestrians, it is a real concern. >> reporter: last night, oakland city council pushed through rebecca's ordinance, regulating e-scooters against the objections of members that claim the scooters are dangerous. >> i am learning that they are being used in the commission of robberies. >> why don't we do it the right way? why don't we send them cease and assist. >> reporter: reid wanted a temporary moratorium on scooters. instead, they rubber stamped an ordinance prohibiting riding on sidewalks, blocking wheelchair ramps or doorways and improper parking. the law will create a regulation system so that we can make sure the scooter companies are behaving properly. >> reporter:

in oakland with ktvu fox2 news. three concorde could approve a downtown apartment retail devolvement this week . the planning commission is scheduled to vote on the project located on clayton road near the concorde workstation. if approved the mixed-use development would include 228 apartments along with space for several stores. right now the site has a parking garage along with offices for the project has increased in size in recent months and could be approved by this wednesday by the concorde planning commission. >>> bay area lawmakers are speaking out against legislation to turn some bart parking lots into housing and retail development. steve glazier and assembly woman catherine baker held a news conference this morning to encourage governor brown to veto the bill. last month the state senate passed legislation to give zoning control over some housing developments to bart instead of the cities where those parking lots are located. they say it gives bart too much control over land-use. >> today the bill on the

bts drawing an army of fans in oakland. some waited in line since monday. we went to check out the frenzy. >> reporter: excited is a gross understatement. i spoke to fans who came all of the way from north carolina and georgia to see this band here in oakland tonight. [music] >> reporter: forget the beatles at shea stadium, a new generation of teens are streaming in oracle and found a now what is bts? >> a boy band. >> reporter: they are a k-pop and the lyrics are in korean. that has not stopped fans from learning the lyrics. >> they have translations on line. >> reporter: remember the phrase, "video killed the radio star" these songs were not found on the top 40. >> from the internet. actually. from youtube, watching videos. >> where did you hear it the radio or youtube? >> i heard them on youtube first. that is where most of their mbs are. i saw them on their. my friend introduced me to them. it was the best choice of my life. >> reporter: like every boy band everyone has a favorite. even moms. >> this is my mom. >> reporter: i don't understand. >> and th

is demanding answers from the oakland diocese. (justine) this comes on the heels of a big announcement from the san jose diocese... saying, it will áname priests who were found to be predators. kron four's terisa estacio reports on this woman's story ... and her fight for justice. kathleen stonebraker, catholic church abuse survivor. "you are my special girl, no one needs to know." that is what kathleen stonebraker says this man, stephen kiesle told her years ago, when he was a priest here at st. joesphs church in pinole and she was in cathesems classes. she says, kiesle sexually abused her for years, as well as other girls and boys. and now, she is demanding justice. she wasnts the oakland diocese to crack open the diocese to crack open the books and disclose who knew what when and where... stonebaker. re- open your books, name all the priests, bishops, cardinals that are involved in the coverup. stonebraker is pushing for more now, especially after the san jose diocese announced it plans to name priests credibly accused of sexu

(laughter) (pam) the oakland raiders made good on a promise today .... by delivering a $250,000 donation to save sports programs in the oakland unified school district. the school board upset a lot of people last week, when it announced it was cutting 10- sports .. to save a half- million dollars.(ken) but the silver and black threw down the green today to keep many of the programs going. kron 4's justine waldman was there as the raiders presented the school with the cash so the kids can keep playing.. (justine) the president of the raiders said today... when the team saw on the news that the sports programs were in jeopardy.. ...and the students dreams were in jeopardy..., they knew they had to step in. natsan oversized check with a huge meaning for high school student athletesthe raiders writing it out to oakland high school sports. for $250,000. marc badain sot i dont think this is the last time you will see us support the oakland community and it wont be after we are gone important part of our history and our heritage and it will remain that way the

the city of oakland is within days of making a goal line stand against the nfl and the oakland raiders in the form of a class action law suit. oakland city councilmember noel gallo says the legal action is not about making the nfl team stay. it is about making them pay sothe says there are other financial considerations that will increase the 90- million sum, closer to 500- million. regarding allowing the team to move to nevada nfl commissioner roger goddel is on record saying that the nfl and the raiders worked earnestly, for a decade, trying to find a viable stadium option in oakland sot oakland city council member rebecca kaplan is referring to a 350-million dollars relocation fee the raiders agreed to pay to the nfl t

oakland city councilmember noel gallo says the legal (pkg) the city of oakland is within days of making a goal line stand against the nfl and the oakland raiders in the form of a class action law suit. oakland city councilmember noel gallo says the legal action is not about making the nfl team stay. it is about making them pay sothe says there are other financial considerations that will increase the 90- million sum, closer to 500- million. regarding allowing the team to move to nevada nfl commissioner roger goddel is on record saying that the nfl and the raiders worked earnestly, for a decade, trying to find a viable stadium option in oakland sot oakland city council member rebecca kaplan is referring to a 350-million dol

he's live in oakland with the details. dan? a series of tweets oakland mayor libby schaaf is calling out the city of cupertino for not doing its part in creating housing. citing the new apple headquarters... schaaf tweeted last year the new apple headquarter opened in cupertino with space for 12- thousand employees. meanwhile, the city of cupertino issued permits to build just 27 homes in 2017sot wednesday night the cupertino city night the cupertino city council did approve the constructon of nearly 3000 homes in the old vallco mall...and for its part cupertino believe at least prior to approving the apple campus their housing was in line with where it should besot but schaaf isn't buying but schaaf isn't buying saying had there not been state legislation opposition from neighborhood residents could have won the day in cupertino. sot (ryan) following tonight. an inmate who escaped a conservation work camp in nevada county has been caught. justin tyquiengco(tye- quin-go) was apprehended in san leandro this afternoon at a gas st

there is a oakland raiders. the speculation is that the team is asking for two first round draft picks. a host of teams were interested in mack, including the 49ers. he is reportedly going to work out a deal with the bears. >>> on to baseball, the a's in a slump. they lost three out of the last four. mariners in town. how is this for a start? that is bombs away. two batters later, following suit. they get five in the first. and look out. seattle gets five in the fourth. and the last one for former ace ryan tide up five. and mr. davis will sing it home. and oakland wins it 7-5, pushing them five and a half back for the final wildcard spot. >>> hello chris shaw and garcia. and that is his first mlb goes yards. first time takes one out. he had two hits and two rbis. and that is hit number two. a big night for the rookie to knocks in three as the giants hammer the mets. those are his parents. the final was 7-0. >>> are you ready for a little college football? we have a full plate of openers. cal will host north caro

struck tonight the oakland raiders are helping oakland high school kick of the season by supplying banners, sweatband, tell us and more. like this follows the recent donation of 20 $50,000 to save sports programs limited by the oakland school district because of budget cuts.>> for more we're joined this morning at the studio by ray manchester. thank you for coming and. >> think you for having me like you will be here tonight at the event. high schools in oakland, especially the public high schools are not getting what they deserve when it comes to equipment. it is not there. >> it all starts and ends with the kids and how long -- how well we're doing with them. i am set at the kickoff ceremony for high school football at oakland high. it does represent the raiders continued commitment to youth sports and youth football, particularly -- football, but all of the sports. the sports with women and that. the raiders are committed and u that they will continue to be committed to oakland. regardless of where the airplane. ismade a quarter of $1 million donation. when you hear about go districts,

. >>> neighbors and oakland housing they are afraid together outside. not because of the crime but because they may be arrested in their own yards. kpix% shows the legal battle of the loitering law. >> reporter: it is very quiet here. no neighbors talking, no children playing. he grew up here and says he's -- there's one reason for that, fear. he has been arrested and detained by the oakland housing authority police at least 10 times outside his home. his crime was simply hanging out with friends. john who grew up in east oakland spent his childhood being harassed by housing authority police. >> it's an assumption that if you see a group of black people hanging out they must be doing something wrong. >> they filed a federal lawsuit against the housing authority and say it's unconstitutional. >> this ordinance is a tool for harassing anyone who is on oakland housing authority property. >> she's representing two men who stayed they've been harassed by housing authority police. he's been stopped 63 times for infractions like standing in his front yard and

. >>> developing in oakland. police looking for man who attacked a station agent late last night at mcarthur b.a.r.t. station. sucker punched agent in the face, b.a.r.t. police are looking for leads. >> north on telegraph, possible ethiopian, dark clothing. 5'8", medium build. >> what's the weapon? >> unknown. >> just after we learned that b.a.r.t. police are cutting back patrols. had been putting in overtime and working six days a week following the stabbing death of nia wilson. >>> senator john mccain was honored one more time on eve of burial. packed the national cathedral for final goodbyes. elizabeth hur with more. >> reporter: final farewell befitting a political giant. >> john has bestowed on us a must needed moment of unity. >> reporter: leaders and rivals of the past and present sitting together to celebrate the life of senator john mccain. >> i know you can see that gathering here in this cathedral, the nation is here to remember you. >> reporter: mccain's daughter megan with a tearful tribute. at times

a dog that was wounded in a freeway shooting in oakland.. is dea >>> i pulled over and she was whimpering and i was bleeding and kind of in shock. >> some sad news here. a dog that was wounded in a freeway shooting in oakland is dead tonight. as kpix5's len ramirez explains, the dog was hit by two bullets and her presence in the car may have saved the driver's life. >> reporter: at about 7:30 friday evening, david frei ofs stboon freeway 980 on oakla he was taking his friend's dog, lela, to the creek. she was in her favorite spot, standing between the console of the driver and passenger's seat. >> there was an explosion and the glass was flying everywhere. and i saw that i was bleeding and you could tell. and i -- i pulled over and she was whimpering. and i was bleeding and kind of in shock. >> reporter: the chp says the freeway shooting left his rental car with nine bullet holes in it and david ended up with fragments in his neck. but it was lela more gravely injured with damage to her spine and nervous system. last night david and the dog'

a -- oakland 56. santa rosa is coming in to the mid-40s. here's we can expect. starting off the day in some spots, even some dense fog across the north bay this morning. we will be warming up as we head through the afternoon today and for tomorrow. a much cooler day for the weekend. here's the satellite and radar view. is because of the ridge of high pressure with the clockwise flow around the ridge. we're getting the offshore winds. that will continue. it's why this of dry weather temperatures will be heating up for us today and for tomorrow. then, we will change things up. the pattern flips by this weekend. we're looking at a slight chance of an isolated shower for the north bay. watching that, there's a chance of a shower, even for early next week as well. daytime highs today are looking at temperatures in the upper 60s. san francisco mid 70s in oakland. here is the forecast. we will heat up even more for wednesday. we're looking at temperatures in the mid to possibly upper 90s inland for tomorrow. mid-70s for the day. low 60s along the coast. storm on thursd

in oakland, jackieward. >>> and a tuj -- fugitive defendant many a murder case was convicted. he learned his fate. he failed to show up for the jury's select on tuesday. he was kwiktded o -- convict td of killing -- convicted of killing his girlfriend 35 years ago. he was connected to the crime in 2015. >>> and there's a sketch of a man acting suspiciously at a school bus stop. the man who looked like this approached a 12-year-old girl on tuesday. she said that he offered her money to leave with him and she got scared and walked away. police are asking for help identifying him. >>> it could be the residential destination for thousands of bay area families. it will come at a price every day. we look at the tolls coming to treasure island. >> reporter: the real rub for a lot of people who frequent treasure island is they're paying to get here and to leave as well. up to $7 round trip. >> do i t epte she'vehere for 11 years and drives across the bridge every day. >> i work in the city and go to church in the city. the one here is shut down. >> reporter: much of the island is a co

(pkg)the city of oakland is within days of making a goal line stand against the nfl and the oakland raiders in the form of a class action law suit. oakland city councilmember noel gallo says the legal action is not about making the nfl team stay. it is about making them pay sot he says there are other financial considerations that will increase the 90-million sum, closer to 500-million. regarding allowing the team to move to nevada nfl commissioner roger goddel is on record saying that the nfl and the raiders worked earnestly, for a decade, trying to find a viable stadium option in oakland sot oakland city council member rebecca kaplan is referring to a 350-million dollars relocation fee the raiders agreed to pay to the nfl te

score:7-5 oakland....in the 7th inning. full highlights at 10. back at at&t-- the giants hosting the mets...in the start of a 3-game tilt. the games was scoreless through the 7th inning. however the giants busting the game wide open....the score is 7-nothing san francisco in the 8th inning. full highlights later tonight. highlights later tonight. coming up on kron4 sports at 10, we'll have highlights from both of those showdowns. plus, college football season begins in palo alto....how stanford took care of business at the farm. new tonight at nine...take a look at this.cell phone video shows a woman attacking and damaging a greyhound bus in washington dc.you can see her swining her car's jack...over and over...shattering the windows and mirror on the bus. then, things grow even more bizarre ... as motorists try to intervene ... the woman goes after the driver again.he jumps up onto her hood. witnesses say it all started as a fender bender.dc police say they now know who the woman is ... but do not have her in custody. ((2shot))((grant))remember

down to 66 in oakland. in san francisco the average high for this september has only been 66 degrees. that is way below average, and it is the second coldest run of afternoons since 1975. we are typically not this chilly in september but we have been this year. concord tonight 56, san francisco 55. low clouds for redwood city, mid-50s for you, san rafael. perfect weekend for the pacific coast fog fest which ironically or not ironically will be foggy. low cloud cover and chilly. 59 degrees. that is it for pacific could. here we go, the pattern is changing. the ridge of high pressure which kept you warm at least inland, that's now gone. our weather will be dominated for the next three, four, five days by this area of low pressure with the low just to our west. that's a southwest flow of air which is a chilly flow of air for us. a number of things are going to happen or change as a result. first off, lots of clouds tomorrow morning. we'll get some sunshine in the afternoon but a very cloudy start. the cloudies

the high today, san rafael upper 60s, oakland at 67. mountain view, 70 and fairfield , good morning you are looking at 75 later on today. the extended forecast shows inland locations, upper 70s for friday and for the weekend, still in the upper 70s. >>> how happy are the raiders next appointment that they traded khalil mack? you will hear what the head coach has to say and why a's fans are thinking about a wildcard game at the coliseum. get to the ross fall fashion event... ...and get the brands you want... check this out. ...at "oh, yeah" prices. from the latest trends to your favorite brands, it feels even better when you find them for less. at the ross fall fashion event. yes for less. you know when you're at ross and you ...for how much?.. yes. that's yes for less. fall's best accessories are even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. >>> three months ago this morning, the a's were 11 games behind the new york yankees. the idea that oakland could host a wildcard game was laughable. nobody is laughing now. a's fa

there will be no train service between the 19th street and west oakland stations as well as west oakland and lake merritt stations. so ac transit is providing some free bus shuttles. this will add about 15 to 20 minutes on to your trip. so plan accordingly. >>> the nominees for the latin- american music awards are announced and marvel studios dropped the trailer for its first female superhero blockbuster. here's your "eye on entertainment." >> reporter: comedienne jack black was honored tuesday with a star on the hollywood walk of fame. his son, wife and father were on hand for the ceremony. >> lewis, i'm your uncle jonathan. >> are you wearing a robe? >> it's a kimono. >> reporter: his latest film, the house with a clock in its walls, opens friday. ♪[ music ] >> reportezu paminees ithislatin-american mu the puerto rican superstar, the most viewed artist globally on youtube, has nine nominations including artist and song of the year. cardi b is among the performers set to appear on the show which will broadcast live from hollywood on october 25th. >> i know a renegade soldier when i se

: oakland police had it until a sideshow is going to happen saturday night in oakland and had a special detail in place to stop the cars. this is video given to ktvu by a modesto teenager who says his car was one of the dozens impounded when police blocked exits at 42nd avenue and interstate 880. >> we have people predominately that are not from oakland who will, to participate with sideshow activity. those folks will not have a way to get home. >> reporter: some cars will be impounded for 30 days. one oakland man says he was driving home when he got caught in the sideshow activity. >> i was coming off the freeway and cars were coming in the wrong way. i got locked in. i had teargas thrown at me. all of my government ids are in there. >> reporter: he says it will cost him well over $1000 to get his car back . the sideshow at 42nd and 880 was the largest of three. there was one at 109th and macarthur and another at high street and international boulevard. police say some sideshow per dispense became violent with officers, injuring two. >> an officer was hit with what we believe was proba

. >>> oakland, a city in trouble or a city making a turnaround? we listen in as candidates for mayor including the incumbent weigh in on oakland's future. [ music ] >>> election day is less than six weeks away and oakland mayor libby schaaf is running against a long list of challenger those challengers. tonight the top three face-off against her in a debate. >> reporter: stay the course, or choose a new path. mayor libby schaaf believes she has earned and another term. >> oakland was rated as the second most violent city. >> reporter: the mayor describing the city as she found it four years ago. >> i'm ready to continue the work that i have started and deliver a thriving equitable city. >> reporter: not so fast, say opponents who lay oakland's problems at city hall. >> the oakland that we knew will not be here in two years. we will not survive another two years under mayor libby schaaf. pamela price is a civil rights attorney, marchant hedman, a housing expert. >> homelessness doubled in the past four years, everything double in the past four year

if oakland won, they'd have another party celebrate, a playoff clincher. third batter of the game the twins jake contain goes deep off trevor cahill for a two-run home run. matt chapman has a double taken away from the former giant. twins win 5-1. oakland will have to fly that champagne to seattle where they hope to clinch tomorrow night. >>> the giants evan longoria making friends in st. louis. bottom of the 8th matt carpenter goes deep for his national league leading 36th home run. cardinals win 9-2 and they sweep the giants. >>> again, the big story jimmy garoppolo undergoing an mri tomorrow to see if it's a torn acl. c.j. beathard was a starter last year. the 49ers like his toughness. he's certainly a capable backup and then there's a whisper should they bring back colin kaepernick? i think it's a long shot, but he's capable. >>> coming up in our next half hour she's the latest victim of another senseless bay area freeway shooting. >> why would someone shoot at me? why would someone shoot at anybody especially when they could probably see there's a rea

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, inaugural members of the oakland a's hall of fame. five players and an owner. dennis eckersley, rollie fingers, catfish hunter, and reggie jackson, amazing baseball players who, combined, one three sal young awards, one for mvps, and 21 world series rings, the most recent, the 1989 bay bridge series which coincided with the earthquake. right before game two. >>> looking at weather maps, we have 74 degrees in concord, 63 in oakland, 59 in san francisco. san jose in the 60s, santa rosa in the 60s and livermore 69 degrees. as we look at the forecast for the baseball game tonight, if you are lucky enough to get inside the stadium, 7:05 first pitch cool and breezy has the unveiling of the a's hall of fame this evening. overnight lows in the 50s, pacifica 53, oakland 57, vallejo 54. moderate air quality in your forecast for tomorrow, we will likely once again have hazy sunshine once the morning clouds burn off. we will have less cloud cover tomorrow even less coming up on friday because of a ridge of high pressure which is moving closer. le

oakland sitting on 198 for the season. they hit three home runs yesterday going for the three-game sweep today. they were down 3-0 until the fourth. a wild pitch. the a's take the lead on the rangers' 103rd error of the year. two runs score. oakland scored seven unanswered runs in this game. that's number 199 for the a's on the season. 7-3 the final. giants and brewers, madison nearly hits braun. next pitch, he does hit him. that loads them. they exchange words. the manager will get ejected. look at him go at it with the umpire. they are exchanging spit. next batter, this is painful. grand slam. he has given up 11 runs over his last two starts. giants have lost eight straight. khalil mac making his debut tonight. you can see that game here on abc 7. we will be out there. that will be a lot of fun. >> sounds strange to hear khalil mac, chicago bears. >> i know. we're not used to it. i don't think we will ever get used to it. >> that is right. thank you very much. >>> the miss america pageant airs tonight on abc. for the fir