Rooted in oakland. Reporter while the as have chosen a site for their new home, this is not a done deal. First they have to get the Peralta Community College District to move its headquarters. The as will stay and pay for their own facility in oakland. Reporter although this plan isnt shaking out exactly how she wanted, the oakland mayor, libby schaaf, is excited about the commitment the team has made to the city and acknowledged that this is just the beginning of what might turn out to be a lengthy ordeal. The as are clear that this is the beginning of a process. They absolutely have to convince peralta that this is a land deal that peralta wants to engage in. Reporter the team wants to build a new venue on 13 acres south of Laney College along 880. Oakland councilman guillen represents the district and is a trustee on the Peralta Community College District board for eight years. He says that area is under great gentrification pressures. While the Peralta Community college goes throug