, to show how beautiful oakland is. the only thing we have left to draw anyone outside of california into oakland, right now, is the oakland a's. >> reporter: the vote is coming off on the 20th and the team say they just need to know where that they share a vision to turn the site into a ballpark or for the a's to move elsewhere. >> tomorrow numbers of oakland united are leading a rally to call on the a's owners to commit, in righting, to provide community benefits. this is happening at 10:00 a.m. outside of the a's office. >>> and just hours the faa will arrive in monterey county to investigate what caused a small plane to crash into a home. it happened early this morning just miles from the monterey regional airport. and firefighters arrived they found the house engulfed in flames and portions of the engine and wing run around the crash site. we spoke with the owner of the home who lives in the bay area. >> my wife and kids were not there. but i felt bad for the people on the plane. i don't have any information on tha

showers around oakland moving east. san ramon and danville about to get some brief, heavy downpours, and there's more rain in the santa clara valley. more for gilroy and snow in the mt. diablo range. there's more developing offshore that's going to be sweeping in later on tonight. it's the same threats, the thing most of us are likely to see, locally heavy downpours. there's a possibility of small hail, and tomorrow during the day that could cause slippery road conditions if it falls rapidly enough. lightning is infrequent, but you saw what one lightning strike was able to do in the willow glen neighborhood. 50,000 degrees worth of heat will do that. i don't think we're going to have problems with gusty winds, even with the heaviest downpours tomorrow. we'll track the waves of rain and when it's going to wind down with five-day forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> paul, thank you. wake up with our team for the latest on weather and traffic starting at 4:30 tomorrow morning. >>> well, now thaing out of oakland tonight

bailey was also wanted for a residential robbery in oakland last month. and had recently been released on a robbery in san francisco. >>> looking live at the white house tonight in his first prime time speech president biden made a big vaccine promise. every american, over the age of 18 will be eligible for a vaccine by may 1st. >> let me be clear. that is not mean everyone will have that shot immediately but it means you will get in line beginning may 1. every adult will be eligible to get their shot. >> katy nelson is live in pleasanton with what experts are saying needs to happen to make it a reality. >> reporter: mass vaccination sites all dealt with supply issues. public health experts say opening it up to anyone over the age of 18 it will be a massive logistical effort but it is doable. experts say it is important to keep in mind exactly one year ago today the world health organization declared this a pandemic. >> one year ago today that was the last day that i was in my office at uc berkeley. i have not been back since. it brings back tears to my e

the oakland fire department. he also spoke with homeowners there to see how they are prepares for this. da? >> reporter: yeah, darren, a lot of homeowners are playing catchup because traditionally, may is when they use it this month to manage vegetation. but we are seeing late summer fire danger conditions. the sound of a chain saw was music to the folks who own this home. you see, tree limbs are rubbing against the roof. if the tree catches fire, the house is likely toast. all across the bay area, homeowners are trying to manage the fuel around their homes. >> it is hot and dry and it is very important to have defensible space. >> reporter: doug thompson has hired a contractor to clear the dry grass in his backyard next week. >> we have had personal experience of what can happen. >> reporter: several years ago, a fast moving fire almost took out his home. >> the entire backyard was filled with smoke and u didn't know what would happen. so creating a defensible space is probably what saved our neighbors and it sa

it is equally disturbed oakland rapper mr. fab. >> i can feel the rage and the hate and everything that can ring up. >> in a widely shared instagram video he shares a message of unity. anton watson has pleaded not guilty to the killing of a man in san francisco. the two rappers met in downtown oakland this evening. >> we are having our own conversations. but there are not enough conversations being had with people of other communities.>> last fall >> chiney: held a rally in march saying they can't burn us all, prompted by the rise in covid related anti-asian discrimination.>> many stand in solidarity with us. and it is our turn to show that we are in solidarity. >> this week a man was arrested and charged for shoving a 91- year-old to the ground in oakland chinatown. >> it is not the conversations that worry me, it is the silence of the race. >> mr. fab call that fatal san francisco attack up your act of senseless violence. both the rappers emphasized the need to teach our younger generation to respect our elders. >>> a hit-an

in oakland, i'm da lin. kpix5. >>> laraunt armstrong was just sworn in as oakland's police chief but they have a big budget deficit. they have about 720 officers. >>> fear, sadness, anger felt throughout the community after a string of violent attacks on asians. it is now prompting hundreds to come together at a big rally in oakland. kpix5's betty yu on how two groups plan to put an end to the violence. betty? >> reporter: today's events showed just how powerful the asian and black communities can be when they come together. the goal is to condemn violence and racism and look for solutions. they came to heal and to listen. some held signs that read love our people. heal our communities. others wore shirts that read asian and black unity. and to safely walk down the street. >> i feel like we should do this more. come together. i feel like right now, it is that time we really stand up for each other. >> reporter: after a string of violent robberies an unprovoked attacks on asian seniors, community leaders rall

. >> here in the bay area, a few dozen people gathered in oakland to hold a vigil for wright. activists often refer to it as oscar grant plaza. the b.a.r.t. police officer who shot and killed grant on the platform in fruitvale in 2009 also said he intended to fire his taser instead of his gun. meanwhile, the unrest in brooklyn center carried into the courtroom ten miles away in minneapolis where the judge in derek chauvin's murder trial denied a defense request to sequester the jury immediately. today jurors heard emotional testimony from george floyd's younger brother. a cardiologist also testified that floyd's heart stopped due to low oxygen levels caused by chauvin'sas. >>> and new at 11:00, pittsburg police are on the scene of a devastating dui crash that happened on leland road just east of john henry johnson parkway. this happened about 6:00 p.m. tonight. authorities say at least two people were killed there, one of them was a child. and officers say that one of the cars was speeding, hit into the other car, which caused that car to crash into a tree. several people were

oakland trail 5-2 in the ninth, mitch moreland, this is for you, a secohoru one-run game. and chad pinder pops it up, nate low, can you stay with it, can you stay with it. oh, yes. oakland has lost seven of the last 10 games.>>> mississippi state bulldogs in the college world series, and driving in 4 runs, scotty, they blow up vanderbilt, 13-2, to force the winner take all game 3 on wednesday. >>> tough to watch, serena williams is out at wimbledon after she was hurt slipping on the grass during the first round match and forced to retire. williams remains stuck on 23 major titles, she is not won a grand slam tournament since 2017. >>> trae young sitting out game for the east finals with a bone bruise, was not the only star dealing with an injury, the milwaukee bucks, giannis suffered a hyperextended knee, went off, and you have more tests on wednesday. >>> clint capela through down from behind the backboard and it went in, atlanta wins 110- 88, tying the series at 2-2, and they did it without trae young. >>> ukraine beat switzerland and england defeated germany in the euro

in oakland, betty yu, kpix5. >>> and, with the release of this new video, oakland police are hoping it will generate leads. they are urging anyone with information to come forward immediately. >>> hours after that attack, hundreds stood up against asian hate again this weekend. big crowd turned out in san mateo today to rally and march against the wave of discrimination. today's event was organized by high school students. they said it is not enough just to show up to rallies. you need to focus on the future of the movement. some would like to see greater security measures, more prosecutions. and an emphasis on safety. >> we need to do more than stand in solidarity. we need change and it is a process, not an event. what can we do before coming out here? >> we have to protect our brothers and sisters no matter what color, what size, who they are, where they come from. it is on us. >> another show of unity in san francisco today. archbishop cordeleone led a prayer vigil for the asian community. there were prayers to end the violence and racism. the archbishop condemning the violence sayi

oakland tied it in the sixth, trying to take the lead on the fly ball. here comes ramon, and he is out at the plate, that is a killer area 3-3, bottom of the seventh, kyle tucker, i'll tell you what, these guys hate long home runs. the a's are 5 1/2 back of houston now. tampa, a city the ghg won titles d the tion the lightning strike twice? they will be drinking from the stanley cup if they beat montreal. second period, hank with some great passing. 1-0, tampa bay. josh anderson with a chance to tie it, but he is oppeby henry who had 22 saves, the lightning when 1-0, they become the ninth franchise to repeat as the stanley cup champs. england, ahima fouled by denmark in extra time, i don't think so. but a penalty kick on the 104th minute, stopped on the first attempt, england wins 2-1 to advance to the first ever final. rinse william jacked out of his mind. england plays on sunday for the championship. >>> roger federer taking on hubert for the quarterfinals. fedor had an awkward slip and lost straight sets. he turns 40 in august. you've got to wonder if

oakland warmed up 2 degrees. and just to show you where these numbers actually were today for daytime highs, it was low 80s for many inland spots. mid-50s in the bay. let me show you what happens now over the next five days. i'm going to use that concord example as kind of the example for most inland spots. 70 would be average. we made it up to a daytime high today of just about 83. and tomorrow we're going to get warmer. 87. that is going to be the peak. most inland spots tomorrow will be mid to upper 80s. that is well above normal. it won't be that dramatic in the bay, but warmer there as well. i'll show you all of that and the rest of the seven-day in a few minutes. back to you. >> thank you, darren. >>> nearly 3,800 anti-asian hate incidents have been reported over the past year. about 45% of those occurring in california alone. today dozens of east bay businesses banded together to serve up some support. more than 100 restaurants, bars and other businesses joined what they called the day of action, giving 20

we just got an update from the oakland fire department. the fire is contained but not quite out yet. residents in east oakland should expect smoldering for several more hours as crews put out those hotspots. >>> tonight some california realtors are having such a tough time protecting vacant properties that they are hiring house sitters. the ideal candidate is a single person who doesn't mind living out of a suitcase. their presence is meant to deter burglars from breaking in or squatters from moving in in sacramento area. the going rate? $75 a day plus meals. >>> new at 11:00 with live indoor entertainment resuming in less than two weeks will you need a so-called vaccine passport or proof of vaccination just to get in? here's how that might work. >> reporter: more signs of a return to normalcy as california loosens covid restrictions amid declining case rates and increased vaccinations. the state announced friday it will allow indoor events and performances starting april 15th in most counties. in some cases patrons would have to show proo

how about that guy from oakland? later in the quarter, curry ties it up, nailed seven from downtown scoring 38 equaling his most since he dropped 62 points. boston ripped off 10 straight in the first quarter, jaylen brown flies down the lane and the warriors are out rebounded and they lose 111-107. first game at maples in almost a full year, late second half against sc, spencer jones gave the cardinals a 64-60 two lead. less than two minutes ago there were two shots on back-to-back possessions. sanford go down. baseball, ratherer bittersweet day y for oakland a's fans who officially watched worker simeon walk out the door. the bay area native was officially signed by the blue jays today after signing a one year deal. simeon is out mvp finalist and one of the best shortstops in the a's history but it was clear that they made a feeble attempt to keep him in oakland.>> recalled them, i will leave it at that. we called them, and it didn't work, but that's totally fine. i understand the business and i understand where eve

oakland chinatown. >> reporter: the police say the department reallocated resources. this is one reason why. take a look at the man on the right side of your screen. he walks inside of a store. then after a customer pulls out cash to pay he snatches their wallet. the latest in a string of crimes against asians in the bay area and beyond. to stop the reporting center has received 2800 incidents of discrimination across the country since the pandemic began. many more go unreported. >> our community is being blamed for covid-19 and certainly the anti-china, anti-chinese and anti-immigrant climate under the former president did not help the situation. >> reporter: surveillance video captures a horrifying assault in san francisco's neighborhood. >> knocking him to the ground. ultimately killing him. watson from daley city walks away. he was arrested over the weekend with a female associate. the 20-year-old resident. >> he came to stay with us to help us with our children. >> he took care of us. >> reporter: his son-in-law and his daughter believe racism played a role. >> i

kpix 5's da lin is in oakland tonight. the side shows often turn violent. >> reporter: a big crackdown this weekend, that's because at least three people have been shot this year at oakland side shows. the police chief tells me the latest happened last weekend. two people wounded by gunfire. oakland police say side shows are becoming more violent. this one happened a month ago near downtown. police collected 200 shell casings. luckily, no one was shot. oakland police say this side show in mid-january ended with one person shot and last weekend more injuries at another side show. >> two people with gunshot wounds as a result of participating in side show. we often have seen a huge increase in shot spotted activations at the side shows. >> reporter: it's not just in oakland. this one in san jose also ended in gunfire on valentine's day. oakland police chief armstrong blames budget cuts, no money to do side show enforcement. after three people were shot he received approval for stepped up patrols. >> this is going to be our e

a shooting sending a crowd running during an oakland juneteenth celebration. shots rang out at the intersection of lake shore avenue and brooklyn avenue. kpix5's da lin is live now with the latest updates. da? >> reporter: juliette, investigators are about to clear the scene. they are wrapping up their investigation and set to reopen lake shore avenue very soon. but, this is where the shooting took place. right in the middle of the street. and, this is where some investigators recovered some of the shell casings. more than a thousand people were on lake shore avenue celebrating the juneteenth holiday when gunfire broke out. you can see people ran for safety after they heard the gunshots. >> people in front of me started running away from me toward the gazebo. i turned around and 300 people were running right at me so i stepped into the bush with my dog. >> reporter: some people and a parent pushed a stroller into a nearby garage to get away from the shooting. >> i thought it was maybe just fireworks. >> reporter: after the large crowd cleared out of the scene,

oakland native scored 14, all smiles under that mask. later in the quarter seven- point warrior lead, draymond green, one of his 15 assists to steph curry. golden state ran away in the fourth. oubre from downtown capping off a career high 40-point night, shorthanded and short warriors rolled to an impressive 147-116 win. >> well, sometimes these are the most fun games, you know, when you kind of go out with nothing to lose. >> a fun way to play for sure, but it was fast paced, a lot of energy. that's what it's supposed to look like with nine undersized guys. >>> college hoops, cal could have used the real jason kidd against stanford tonight. second half cardinal up by ten, spencer jones cutting oscar desilva for the slam. desilva led stanford with 24. cardinal won, 70-55. they are 7-5 in conference, same two going at it sunday at the pavilion. >>> the buccaneers want to keep up with the chiefs on super bowl sunday. tampa will need antonio brown's knee to be fully healthy. all signs point to brown playing on sunday and the game after prac

short of 70 degrees in oakland. middle 60s tomorrow. farther inland. now, 10 degrees cooler, concord, 92, 13 degrees cooler than that for tomorrow's high temperature and the cool down is just beginning. the improvement of air quality also just beginning. starting the day with modern air quality in the valley. it should be good across the board by tuesday afternoon and good air quality for the rest of the week. we will take a look at the air quality forecast all of the way through friday and show you friday's high temperatures coming up. >> that sounds good. all right, paul, see you then. >>> new at 11:00, looking live. giants fever in the air. >> got the fever. >> and legendary manager bruce bochy is back in town. >> that is right. he was inducted into the bay area sports hall of fame. >> he told us tonight what it is like to be watching the giants right now. >> reporter: there is a stillness in the air around 24 willie mays plaza tonight after the giants win against the padres. >> it has been a long time. the city has a lot of energy. a thirst for win

. >> homicides in oakland are skyrocketing. the police chief has not seen a year this deadly in a long time. we teamed up with the faith community as part of a new strategy in oakland where a prayer vigil was aimed at stopping the violence. >> oakland police say they have 54 homicides so far this year, more than double compared to the same time last year. a vibrant prayer vigil in the park. different churches, joining forces to pray for peace. >> we are not preaching today, we are praying today. >> holy god, we come before you crying out for justice for the children. >> a woman's son was gunned down in january, the former basketball state player is the 2021 homicide victim number six. >> being part of all of the change that should happen. >> a stray bullet killed her best friend, in east oakland. a college student, a passenger in a moving car. >> it's going to keep happening if we don't speak about it. we have to stop doing lack on black crime. we have to stop blaming other people for killing us if we are killing each other. >>

you can still tell stories of the east bay and oakland through food and you can send them to people all across the country.>> reporter: each box comes with a message from the sender, handwritten every night, handwriting more tn rson of them touching on how historic this inauguration day will be for women. >> a woman wrote to her mom and said, i know we can't watch this together, but we know it's a day that we have been were looking forward to for a long time and it is finally here.>> reporter: in berkeley, kpix 5. >>> a san francisco man accused of participating in the capital riots, how authority is used his social media to find him. >>> facing another crushing blow during the shutdown for restaurants. >> it has been so long already that we are contemplating how many hits are we going to take. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> a live look at santa school, usually would be bustling on a holiday weekend, but tonight the city of the restaurants are for the most part empty, one restaurant is dealing with another blow on top of the shutdown.>> reporter: it has been exactly one month since the bay

go gas and food in oakland in the safeway fuel station in hercules. >> they are coming from oakland, morocco, moraga, getting people from -- >> reporter: some of the most expensive gas can be found in san francisco and marion counties. gas in oakland and san jose is slightly cheaper. rob king moved to the bay area from rhode island during the pandemic. >> i just checked and it's $2.73 there right now. you've got a go where you've got a go. as soon as i can afford it, i've got to get a better car with better gas mileage. >> reporter: it's not a common to see gas prices increase the temperature. the spike in christ prices is especially dramatic this year, considering the demand for gas dropped due to stay-at-home orders last year. the recent cyber attack on colonial pipeline that forced the company to shut down a major fuel pipeline was not expected to disrupt gas distribution in california according to drupal a. aaa. >> did he say in oregon, the cost was $2.73? >> that's right. a small town in rhode island. >> oh, in >> re: rhe island. he moved here last summer. and of course now, he'

the robbery victim was not seriously injured. >>> looking live out at oakland, oakland's first fridays return tonight for the first time since the pandemic. but, now, the city is in the middle of another crisis. homicides are skyrocketing. >> what is the city going to do about it? we have some of the solutions. >> reporter: there now have been 106 murders in the city of oakland so far this year. tonight, survivors put a face on the statistics and share their experiences to try to end this crime wave. >> victims and families are forced to grieve. >> reporter: a night of healing, reflection, hope, survivors of violent crime gather inside oakland. >> seeking for healing. i was looking for somewhere that i can process the grief and the trauma that i had experienced because of his loss and i could not find it. what i could not find i decided to create. >> reporter: she created a group after her husband was murder inside 2010. a big supporters of helping victims relocate to end the cycle of crime. >> a lot of people are angry and doing their own justice for their own crimes which is, there i

upper 50s in oakland. mostly 60s to around 70. our temperatures drop to the low to mid-50s early tomorrow morning. the exception farther inland, low 60s for fairfield and antioch. east of the diablo range, the winds are strong enough long enough to keep the atmosphere stirred around and keep it from cooling off efficiently. temperatures warm up to around 70 degrees in san francisco, ideal timing for the giants second game of just a two-game series against the rangers. first pitch at 12:45 in the afternoon, so if you're heading to that matinee game, nice weather. sunshine with high temperatures around 70. first pitch close to our high temperature for the day, around 70 degrees. temperatures 5 to 10 degrees above normal around the bay. that puts us in the 70s. farther inland into the 80s if not the 90s. a good 15 degrees above average. along the coast right around 60 degrees. that onshore breeze is going to be keeping the coast cool, but it's not strong enough to push that cool air inland yet tomorrow. temperatures around the south

>>> now at 11:00 and streaming on an oakland shot and killed in his home. friends and family now speaking out about the legacy he left behind. >> we lost a leading light in the community. >> scared, nervous, just for my vehicle. >> and frustration mounting in the south bay as police break up yet another side show. >>> taking a look outside where heat and smog have extended an alert. >>> we begin with a long time education activist who fought for underserved students killed in his own home overnight. good evening. >>> kpix spoke with friends and family and has the new details we are learning about the victim. >> friends and colleagues say dirk dedicated his life to ending education inequality. >> meet dirk till son, the founder of a foundation where he advocated about school inequities, friends say one of his recent projects was digital inclusion making sure students had access to the internet. >> we lost a leading light in the community. >> long time friend was shocked by the murder. he said derek was all about helping others. >> he had a big presence. so h

the temperature downtown is 56, 57 in oakland. 55 in santa rosa. low to mid 60s further inland but everybody's temperature should have them into the 50s. as the fog will try to spit out further but it will not make it too far into the inland valleys. it will back up quickly. unobstructed visibility inland by late morning. around the bay it will take longer but i think by early afternoon we should see the sunshine breaking through over san francisco. with temperatures warming up. temperatures begin in the low to mid 50s, a few spots further inland sting in the upper 50s to about 60 and then high temperatures tomorrow, they will not warm-up along the coast, only upper 50s. temperatures in the 70s in the peninsula in the south end of the bay, upper 70s and low 80s in the santa clara valley. low to mid 80s for the tri- valley. 10 degrees colder in concorde tomorrow 98 today. low 90s for the hottest spots. normal temperatures around the bay, mid 60s in san francisco. upper 50s low 70s for the east bay and low to mid 80s for the north bay until you had f

just last night a young asian man was robbed at gunpoint in front of his house in oakland. >> i cannot see anything out of my left thigh. it is still so bad. >> reporter: danny yu chang was nearly blinded in an unprovoked attack on market street in san francisco at around 2 pm yesterday. he is a travel agent that was returning to work on his lunch break. >> somebody just pushed me and hit me. i lost consciousness, and when i woke up, i didn't even see the person. i didn't lose anything, all my belongings are with me. they didn't rob me. >> reporter: tonight the police announced the arrest of a man that is linked to two unprovoked attacks, the other victim was left with life- threatening injuries. in oakland, a 76-year-old man was a victim of an unprovoked attack, and when approach the victim said good morning and the suspect said you better come down. the victim has minor injuries but said that he is very rattled by the incident. >> we need to respect each other and try to live harmoniously with each other. >> reporter: kenny says he started at gofundme so he and his wife can move out

davis and another man were gunned down in oakland in april 2019. police say somebody opened fire on them when their car pulled up to the intersection of 18th avenue and international boulevard. officers released these images of the suspect's car. police and crime stoppers of oakland are offering up to $20,000 for information leading toty a rest of the killers. >>> new at 11:00, there's a push to remove a controversial statue in san jose. the chronicle reports several people called in to the mayor's forum last night urging them to get rid of it. here's video of the thomas fallon statue when it was vandalized in june. many people have called it a symbol of oppression since he raised the american flag over san jose two months after congress declared war on mexico. the mayor says it will cost $400,000 to have the statue removed since its considered a permanent piece of public art. the artist and city council could have a say in this process. >>> neighbors are scared. and nearby businesses want to move out. all because of this large east bay homeless en

oakland in the east bay. once we hit the levels, the temperatures are going to hover there heading through the rest of the week. not much change, day to day, san francisco, oakland, san jose, all of the temperatures, again, 2-3 degrees above normal for most locations but inland in the east bay. you will be 6-8 degrees above average and the north bay, hot days are said and sunday warriors future on full display tonight. both their 2021 lottery picks in action for summer league play the giants have had the best record in baseball for how long now? reinforcement are starting to return. one getting hot at the right time. details are next in sports. >>> coming up in 15 minutes, on an all new late show, bestselling author steven king. >> the late show is back from our break tonight and my guest is steven king or maybe steven king has always been my guest >>> we tend to forget some of the newcomers that have an impact on this team like alex mac who stars in all of the games over a 12 year career. a veteran big time,

. >>> in the last couple hours oakland police announced an internal hate speech investigation. in a statement tonight interim chief susan manheimer said in part, "there are allegations that current employees may have been involved on social media accounts that contained objectionable or offensive content. opd will not allow any members to engage in or support this type of content and will root out this conduct anywhere within the department." according to the chronicle, the investigation is connected to former opd officer jurell snyder who was in washington to protest wednesday but claims he did not participate in the siege on the capitol. >>> a live look at san jose tonight, bay area stay-at-home order set to expire at midnight, but with the hospitals completely overwhelmed in santa clara county and across the region the order is expected to be extended indefinitely. kpix5's katie nielsen live at valley medical center in san jose to explain. katie? >> reporter: ken, one of the key indicators the state is looking at to determine which regions were under those stay- at-home orde

it marks oakland's 50th and 51st homicides of the year. >>> now onto our fire watch. mandatory evacuations have been ordered tonight. hundreds of others are ready to go after an explosive fire is burning through pacific palisades. as lori perez reports, investigators are now looking into if it was intentionally set. >> we are under warning but we have not been forced to evacuate. >> reporter: he is among the 100 papers watching and waiting to see if this stubborn fire that has grown to more than 1325 acres, will get close enough to change their evacuation warning into an order as it did for more than 500 homes near topanga saturday night. >> we have the important necessary items packed. >> reporter: air support made nonstop water drops throughout the day as hundreds of firefighters on the ground including notable hand crews tried to stop the flames which turned toward pacific pellet is palisades saturday morning. a triple threat kept crews from getting the upper hand. not only is it burning in remote, rugged terrain, which has made this mostly a fight from the skype.

starting with the bakers dozen strung together by the oakland as . to say they got it >>> baseball up top, best story in the bigs. oakland as started off 0-6. haven't lost since. they wanted to see 13 straight wins in baltimore. matt olsen already up 3-0. swung into the rain soaked nightment check it off as an r.b.i. double. you want a stat? olsen is batting 441. his last nine games. starter chris was set basset: 4-1, top of the fourth. jed lowry a big blow. say hello to a 7-2 win. still in first place by a game. 13 straight wins. longest in the since 2017 >>> ahoy there. giants hosted miami again. alex dickerson gutted a drop for a double. that was the giants first hit. he scored the game's first run. next half inning, starter kevin gausman and jesus aguilar. that pitch almost unhittable. miami finally got to gausman in the second. john birdie. top nine, different pitcher result. gregory santos served up a line drive two run. marlins scored four in the ninth. and won it 5-2. dodgers won so the giants are two games behind in second place. now, hang o

meantime, the gospel church in oakland is hosting clinics through monday. san jose hosted a vaccination site today at city hall for the disabled, and the unfiltered. according to the cdc, more than 200 million doses of the covid- 19 vaccine have been administered in the u.s.. overall, nearly 39% of the u.s. population has received at least one dose. here in california, that number jumped to more than half of all adults. >>> also tonight, we are learning that the 19-year-old who killed eight people at a fedex facility in indianapolis previously had a gun seized by law enforcement. brandon hole was detained about a year ago, and had a shotgun taken away. his mother told police that she feared he might try to commit suicide by cop. investigators are still trying to determine how hole that the rifle he used at his former workplace last night before shooting himself. the victims range in age from 17 to 74, and four of them were members of the sikh community ininanapolis. nds trlohere i because she was one of the nicest people i have ever met in my life. she woul

city council is expected to take a vote on july 28, july 20, an important month for the oakland a's and their fans. >> all coming down this summer. andrea, thank you. >>> and dennis will have the full highlights of both tonight's games coming up in sports.>>> live look of the state capital, hours ago a measure aimed at police accountability was signed into law. the bill was cosponsored by san francisco district attorney and under the bill, prosecutors seeking an arrest warrant for an officer can now go directly to a judge to secure the warrant. prior to the law they often faced several hurdles actually getting the warrants, including officers who just didn't want to cooperate. supporters say will help hold officers accountable, who have been involved with misconduct or unlawful shootings. >>> tonight the death toll from the condo collapse in florida has risen to 12, with 149 still missing after six days of searching. we are also learning information about the cond. >> reporter: around the clock,s of champlain towers south. >> our focus is the rescue efforts. >> reporter: more than 3

oakland one 5-4 in the west. >>> british open second round. i want to know if any of you have done this to the club. no 1 on the scorecard. he has tied for 31st. by tim bear down in the shot of the ninth. the putting prowess at the 14th for eagle 3. yes! had a three hole stretch with and 11 under score. he leads by 2 headed toward the weekend. >> a pivot to basketball. the u.s.a. women had a exhibition run against australia. 4 minutes left and kayla george in the aunties gave them a game. that led by 4 and how gone. 70-67. it was the first win over the americans. the u.s. record is 0-2 and exhibition play in las vegas. >> nothing about exhibition coming up tomorrow. we'll see what the phoenix suns have. can't wait for tomorrow. i say goodbye for we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free

today oakland vice mayor rebecca kaplan calling for an exmrangs of ferry services from this terminal in jack london square for more ferries to more locations, saying, quote, this can be a key opportunity to connect areas not currently served as there is a lack of transit service connecting the east bay with the north bay. but there is one large hurdle. >> funding is obviously a major driver here. >> reporter: regional measure three passed by voters in 2018 is still in litigation as an anti-tax group argues the $1 toll increase at seven bay area bridges is a local tax since it would fund programs unrelated to bridges. therefore not getting the two-thirds vote under state law required to pass. >> the courts do uphold the voters vote in 2018 and unlock some of that money, that could potentially fuel a lot of the expansion we've talked about. >> reporter: -- terminal ballpark proposal. this terminal is just blocks away from the proposed site. in oakland, andrea nakano, kpix 5. >>> looking live from san francisco, where tomorrow supervisors could vote to make outdoor dining parklets. and

. >>> with crime oakland has not seen in a decade. local hero and rapper talks exclusively with betty yu about how he is trying to turn around his town. >> i am not afraid to shed tears about where i come from and how i feel about my people or my city and my culture. it is real. good evening i'm alan martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. >>> a major retail crime ring broken up. >> they found 15,000 stolen items from cvs, nordstrom and others. >> it was worth $200,000. the police say they searched a home that led them to storage facilities in vallejo and san francisco, two people were arrested in all of this. pretty crazy. >> kpix5 kenny choi joining us now with more and how criminals are finding ways to organize. >> exactly. so, the authorities believe that arrests are part of the solution. tonight the attorney general says organizers at the top are using social media and text. >> we need to make arrest, that is how you detour crime. >> reporter: from mobile command center. officers on corners and cameras on union square. a notable presence.

oakland ordinance, if passed, would impact retailers with 500 workers in the u.s. both cities are looking at adding five dollars an hour to pay. >> the numbers don't lie. they are making a lot of profit. he goes beyond just saying thank you. thank you will not feed these grocery workers. >> reporter: she believes the large companies can afford to pony up the extra cash. >> i say look at the prophets. and look at their slogan of we are in this together. so let's really be in this together. >> reporter: she says it is long overdue for the essential workers, who don't have the luxury of working from home. >> it would bring them a lot of peace of mind in order to continue working and make sure that you and i get the food and the supplies that we need. >> reporter: both san jose and oakland city councils would discuss the topic on tuesday, and of past both ordinances would go into effect immediately and it would end when the pandemic ends. in san jose, maria medina, kpix5. >> reached out to se >>> happening tomorrow, students are heading back to the classroom in los gat