it's happening at richmond's community service building. live in the newsroom, lena howland, abc seven news. >> lena, thank you. after a three year absence, police officers are back on some santa rosa city school district campuses today. so parents, students and the school board will discuss plans to bring them back permanently. it's because of safety concerns at schools. the concerns first came to light in march when a student was killed in a stabbing at montgomery high school. since then, a growing number of parents have wanted officers back on campus. we have seen in the last few weeks some incidents that resonate with the march 1st tragedy that happened at montgomery high school. >> and so with that, it feels like it's getting worse. and for us, we need to do something now. >> we first told you about the temporary plan yesterday morning. one officer will be at every high school each day until winter break and there are routine officer check ins at middle schools. officers were removed from santa rosa schools in 2020 as part of an effort

i'm dan thorn that richmond pastor is in jail tonight, accused of kidnapping and molesting a child kron four's man harry. >> he's in the newsroom after talking with richmond police about what we know so far. amanda. >> dan richmond, police say the victim is a child under the age of 14 and was a member of the pastors congregation. they say there's a good chance there could be more victims. >> he tried to. >> teach your kids that. what's okay? what is it? a betrayal of trust, a spiritual leader, an authority figure taking advantage of a child. >> friday, 53 year-old victor hernandez penedo was arrested by richmond police oakland. he's charged with multiple counts of kidnapping and continuously molesting a child. hernandez panay to is a pastor at iglesia pentecostal moby me until gloria, a spanish language christian church on 3rd street near mcdonald's avenue in richmond, police sergeant lee joseph is a parent herself and she knows the challenges that come with trying to keep kids safe. my kids are young. so yeah, it lpis. it is difficult to manage that she does. her. best advice is to tal

. >>> in richmond they know something smells foul. >> it smells like raw sewage.ll is clinging to our clothes. >> the unbearable clouds hanging over their heads. >>> oh, man. >> that will be a flagrant. >> is green trying to put mma in the nba? the latest ejection for the warriors star. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey. >>> hello, i'm sara donchey. in an age that everything is supposed to be more convenient some people are saying it is a big step back. lotion, cold medicine, beauty products all under lock and key at some san francisco chains. they chained up ice cream freezers because shoplifters were clearing them out. if you want to buy anything, track down the employees that have the keys. self-check out was supposed to make getting what you need from a store faster and easier. it has had some unintended consequences. now, the shopping experience of the future is now a thing of the past. >> reporter: this safeway here on webster street is one of a number of stores in san francisco that has removed its self-check out stands. workers here te

richmond neighborhood. nathan trivers owns a local pub there and says this isn't the first time strange odors have impacted those who live and work nearby. >> we always would love for them to be conscious of the local community around there to do what they can do. but you know, stuff happens. >> the bay area air quality management district is investigating the incidents. >> veolia says the hydrogen sulfide smell was caused by work being done to replace a fan and to drain a tank at their plant. in a statement, they say in part, we regret that this work may have inadvertently created an odor issue for neighbors in the area. we will review our processes with the city to ensure that the city has, as much notice as possible of any future work that could create odor exposure. and we will continue to implement measures to mitigate odors at the wastewater plant. the mayor says tuesday's emergency meeting is just one step. he wants to take, though he believes that in the long run, the city of richmond needs greater

. >>> in richmond they know something smells foul. >> it smells like raw sewage. this sewage smell is clinging to our clothes. >> the unbearable clouds hanging over their heads. >>> oh, man. >> that will be a flagrant. >> is green trying to put mma in the nba? the latest ejection for the warriors star. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey. >>> hello, i'm sara donchey. in an age that everything is supposed to be more convenient some people are saying it is a big step back. lotion, cold medicine, beauty products all under lock and key at some san francisco chains. they chained up ice cream freezers because shoplifters were clearing them out. if you want to buy anything, track down the employees that have the keys. self-check out was supposed to make getting what you need from a store faster and easier. it has had some unintended consequences. now, the shopping experience of the future is now a thing of the past. >> reporter: this safeway here on webster street is one of a number of stores in san francisco that has removed its self-check out stands.

richmond neighborhood.han trivers owns a local pub there and says this isn't the first time strange odors have impacted those who live and work nearby. >> we always would love for them to be conscious of the local community around there to do what they can do. but you know, stuff happens. >> the bay area air quality management district is investigating the incidents. >> veolia says the hydrogen sulfide smell was caused by work being done to replace a fan and to drain a tank at their plant. in a statement, they say in part, we regret that this work may have inadvertently created an odor issue for neighbors in the area. we will review our processes with the city to ensure that the city has, as much notice as possible of any future work that could create odor exposure. and we will continue to implement measures to mitigate odors at the wastewater plant. the mayor says tuesday's emergency meeting is just one step. he wants to take, though he believes that in the long run, the city of richmond needs greater acco

it's happening at richmond's community service building. live in the newsroom, lena howland, abc seven news. lena thank you. >> after a three year absence, police officers are back on some santa rosa city school district campuses temporarily. tomorrow. parents, students and the school board will discuss plans to bring them back permanent. it's because of safety concerns at schools. the concerns first came to light in march when a student was killed in a stabbing at montgomery high school. since then, a growing number of parents have wanted officers back on campus. >> we have seen in the last few weeks some incidents that resonate out with the march 1st tragedy that happened at montgomery high school. and so with that, it feels like it's getting worse. and for us, we need to do something now. >> we first told you about the temporary plan yesterday morning, one officer will be at every high school each day until winter break and there are routine officer check ins at middle schools. officers were removed from santa rosa schools in 2020 as par

let's move to the east bay where in richmond and emergency meeting was held tonight on the state of its air quality in two different instances, strong stenches have hung over the city for days. community members were fired up tonight and the mayor even addressed addressed for the occasion wearing a unique mask. abc7 news reporter tim johns has been following this story and has the latest two impassioned comments from community members in richmond tuesday night. simply don't not renew the contract. the city council encouraging public feedback and an emergency meeting over the city's air quality. >> the meeting was called after richmond was hit by several environmental events over the past few weeks at the chevron refinery flaring incidents and a stench and then a strong smell covering parts of the city after the release of hydrogen sulfide into the air by richmond's wastewater plant. >> i came in here angry about being ang living in the smell of poo. >> during the 3.5 hour meeting, city council members intense questioned representatives from veolia, the company that manages the wastewate

that's when richmond is about that we are together at once. welcome to the richmond.ealth commission recognizes that we're on the homeland of the ramaytush ohlone, they have never seeded lost nor forgotten their responsibility as care takers of this place as well as for all people who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland

that's when richmond is about that we are together at once. welcome to the richmond. [music] >> my name is alan schumer. i am a fourth generation san franciscan. in december, this building will be 103 years of age. it is an incredibly rich, rich history. [♪♪♪] >> my core responsibility as city hall historian is to keep the history of this building alive. i am also the tour program manager, and i chair the city advisory commission. i have two ways of looking at my life. i want it to be -- i wanted to be a fashion designer for the movies, and the other one, a political figure because i had some force from family members, so it was a constant battle between both. i ended up, for many years, doing the fashion, not for the movies, but for for san franciscan his and then in turn, big changes, and now i am here. the work that i do at city hall makes my life a broader, a richer, more fulfilling than if i was doing something in the garment industry. i had the opportunity to develop relationships with my docents. it is almost like an extended family. i have formed incredible re

something has been stinking up richmond. where it came from and the push to hold the people behind it accountable. from the toilet to your tap? california, ramping up its use of recycled wastewater. officials tell us it is much better than it sounds. >> the me ask you the question. have you tried it? >>> and a plan to protect renters in contra costa county is not going well with the people it supposed to help. why they worry about a loophole for landlords. >> it would not protect anybody. >> there is a saying that if both sides are unhappy, it must be a good deal. >> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> good evening. >>> we don't have smell low vision, but try to imagine this. one resident described the stench in his neighbor -- neighborhood like sticking your nose in a sewer pipe. the city is trying to get answers about the recent problem with bad smells. some richmond neighborhoods have been doing with air-quality issues. two weeks ago, we suffering from smokestacks at the refinery that put out a cloud of b

there's also locations as you can see her martinez, couple of them along the richmond parkway at richmondd you can do this from now until december 15th from 8 to 5. >> all right. 6.36 is the time. let's talk football. it was supposed to be a match of titans and it was. but the outcome was fairly lopsided in the niners. oh, my gosh. you much to love this game. brock animal that was and they had a connection going all game long. sports director jason dumas says the highlights. the niners had this game marked on their calendar. they had a lot of thoughts on this matchup and on the previous one between the 2 teams, some of the players. >> let those thoughts be known publicly in on sunday. the niners they did more than back it it was a rainy, raucous environment in the city of brotherly love. brock purdy playing at the link for the first time since he shredded that ucl. 9, now 3 and out on the first 2 possessions. but on the 3rd day drove down the field with a brand and i use touchdown 11 play. 85 yard drive. >> very next christian mccaffrey. walks and that is 12 touchdown of the season and th

it was written by analysts in richmond, reviewed by people in richmond, and captioned richmond field office product. separately from that, there was an investigation of a specific individual, who was amassing molotov cocktails and posting about killing people, and it does not surprise me that there were people who knew that subject in that investigation, that is the guy building the molotov cocktails and trying to kill people, that people talked to the witnesses who knew that person, and i think the product , which cites that investigation, is actually pretty transparent about exactly what i just said. >> i don't think so at all. the only reason we know this is a whistleblower has come forward and told the house under oath that the fbi went and interviewed priests and choir directors in the richmond area. the house goes on to say that the fbi has repeatedly refused to disclose this information. the only reason we know it is because a whistleblower came forward, just like the only reason we know about this memo is because a whistleblower came forward with it. how many other parishes a

and he's free to come down to richmond to help grant. and on march 22nd, wilson raid into alabama starts. his goal is to get to selma to destroy the ironworks of selma and that is successful. selma falls the same day as richmond. april second. april 3rd. go to the next slide, if you can. going. up there, sherman. and there we go. there we go. and we're we're invading alabama there. okay. now, next slide. all right. here's some major events. ben butler is replaced by major general eoc, lord edward. also chris app, lord. very interesting name. i think the parents wanted to name him off or chris app and they decided, you know, we better give him a real name up front. so there is ben butler. he he's replaced which is good. grant really likes that. and actually, he requested it. jerry 15th. the capture for fisher. i mentioned january 19th, sherman begins as north march north through south carolina in the rain, through the swamps. nobody thought he was going to make it. that's the end of the yankee army. but he appears magically south of colum

a backup there at the richmond center fell bridge about 13 minutes. once you get through the toll plaza and just still a little foggy getting through the golden gate as well. darya james, thanks a lot. let's get back to the warning them about the beaches. there are sneaker waves out there and they're concerned that you stay away from the water and the next day and the last time we had one of these a little girl and her grandfather were sadly swept out to sea, which is why we want to be extra careful, make sure, you know. >> about the warning. kron four's will tran is live in pacifica to tell us more about how this works. well. >> it is a post but don't be fooled. even though this is spectacular right behind me. it could be downright deadly, especially starting this afternoon all the way into tuesday at 04:00am because a sneaker waves, they are telling people be very careful because they can come out of nowhere and grab you. unfortunately, it's already killed during this winter. in fact, let me show you some video about a week and a half ago when a fam

selma falls the same day as richmond on april 2nd april 3rd. go to the next slide if you can. >> [ pause ] we go. there we go. we go. and we're we' oops. in there sherman, there we go. there we go. and we're invading alabama there. now, next slide. all right, here's the major events. ben butler is replaced by a major general eoc ord edward ortho cresap. ord. very interesting name. i think the parents wanted to name him otho cresap. and they decided, you know, we better give him a real name up front. so there is ben butler. he's replaced, which is grant really likes that and actually he requested it. january 15th. the capture for fisher, i mentioned january 19th. sherman begins his no march north through south carolina in the rain, through the swamps. nobody thought he was gonna make it. that's the end of the yankee army. but he appears magically south of columbia. and there's a fire i believe in columbia. something happens in careless match thing. january 31st, lee is named general in chief of all the confederate army, something that lee didn't

let's move to the east bay where in richmond and emergency meeting was held tonight on the state of itsuality in two different instances, strong stenches have hung over the city for days. community members were fired up tonight and the mayor even addressed addressed for the occasion wearing a unique mask. abc7 news reporter tim johns has been following this story and has the latest two impassioned comments from community members in richmond tuesday night. simply don't not renew the contract. the city council encouraging public feedback and an emergency meeting over the city's air quality. >> the meeting was called after richmond was hit by several environmental events over the past few weeks at the chevron refinery flaring incidents and a stench and then a strong smell covering parts of the city after the release of hydrogen sulfide into the air by richmond's wastewater plant. >> i came in here angry about being ang living in the smell of poo. >> during the 3.5 hour meeting, city council members intense questioned representatives from veolia, the company that manages the wastewater plan

richmond area. she says the foul smell led to a health-care.p the next morning and i was spitting up blood because i'd cough so hard in my sleep that my tonsils. it started bleeding. representatives from the plant say there was a dip in the power at the facility. >> and the equipment failed leading the mission to be above the 60 parts per million limit placed on the plant. >> but the bay area air quality management district as they work to fix the equipment, there continued to be spikes in emissions through december 6th, but there's no notification systems. let people know of the admission if it wasn't for the fact that there were people calling the next morning. >> we would have never even known it was them. they never stood up took responsibility. this was just an initial presentation. the city council voted require veolia to complete a technical report. >> and handed to the city by january. 8th. discuss it further at the january 23rd city council meeting enrichment amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> investigators are now looking for a driver who f

our richmond center fell bridge 12 minutes. and let's check on the golden gate bridge.p to about 40 at the peak of the morning darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 9.30, the developing story. we're learning more about a woman who was arrested for the murder of a man at crissy field in san francisco. kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. in fact, the court documents that apparently include a full confession. >> in an interview with law enforcement leone, butler admits to killing the man and she also goes into detail as to what led up to the murder. i spoke with a worker advocate who calls this shocking and tragic. i mean, horrified for one thing. and stena pearl runs of mobile clinic at night to offer supplies and support to san francisco workers. pearl says she knows most of them by name, but did not know. leon butler, the woman who has admitted to shooting and killing a man in san francisco's crissy field back on november. 12th in a 7 page federal detention memo, butler says she was working as a worker when she got into the victim's car so he could go to an atm. t

. >> a richmond pastor is in jail tonight accused of disturbing crimes.ron. 4 news at 10. i'm dan thorn. the pastor is facing charges of kidnapping and molesting a child kron four's men. harry's in the newsroom after talking with police and she joins us now with the very latest. amanda. >> dan richmond, police say the victim is a child under the age of 14 and was a member of the pastors congregation. they say there's a good chance there could be more victims. >> he tried to. >> teach your kids that. what's okay? what is it? a betrayal of trust, a spiritual leader, an authority figure taking advantage of a child. >> friday, 53 year-old victor hernandez penedo was arrested by richmond police oakland. he's charged with multiple counts of kidnapping and continuously molesting a child. hernandez panay to is a pastor at iglesia pentecostal moby me until gloria, a spanish language christian church on 3rd street mcdonald's avenue in richmond, police sergeant lee and joseph is a parent herself and she knows the challenges that come with trying to keep kids safe. m

other rations were distributed among the citizens of richmond. lee has retreated from petersburg has to wait a day and loses his advantage. the rest of it is too good at all all the way over to appomattox. when sherman broke off from atlanta and crossed across georgia, jefferson davis said this is going to be like napoleon's retreat from moscow. he will be harassed all the way and he's not going to make it. grant famously said something like well, who will divide the snow? but this is the moscow retreat. at one time during the retreat, they are on one road. the whole army is on one road. something you don't want to do is have the army stretched out. long street was at rice station and gordon was still in amelio springs. this thing has spread out. of course what is happening is when the cavalry is coming in attacking supply chains. it is the moscow retreat that we are talking about here for several days. and there's other problems. taylor decides he needs to get married that day. and so in the middle of the day on april 2nd, he leaves. although af

richmond center fell and the golden gate both seeing some fog. both not seeing any backups back to james. all right, john, thank you. lets talk bay area football. it was supposed to be a match of titans. >> but it was anything but the tag team between brock purdy deebo samuel was top tier leading to their win over philly. a dominant wind. sports director jason dumas has the highlights. >> the niners had this game marked on their calendar. they had a lot of thoughts on this matchup and on the previous one between the 2 teams, some of the players let those thoughts be known publicly in on sunday. the niners they did more than back it it was a rainy, raucous environment in the city of brotherly love. brock purdy playing at the link for the first time since he shredded that ucl. 9, now 3 and out on the first 2 possessions. but on the 3rd day drove down the field with a brand and i use touchdown 11 play. 85 yard drive. >> very next christian mccaffrey. walks and that is 12 touchdown of the season and the niners go up 14 to 6 at halftime. 3rd quarter.

pablo and north richmond. they found other nearby businesses and freeways may also create pollutants. because of that locals are at risk for greater health issues. the district is holding a virtual workshop on january 11th so the public can weigh in. >> reporter: rain and wind will help with air quality. outside tonight watching out for patchy areas of dense fog. 58 degrees currently outside. more upper 50s around christmas in the park up to san jose. san francisco, 57. one of the coldest we see around the bay area all the advertised ought to be in the upper 50s and you can see today's highs were in the upper 50s. keep those averages in mind once i show you where the high temperatures are headed on saturday, but for tomorrow patchy fog and hazy skies. more filters sunshine like we had today. low 60s, san francisco to oakland. saturdays highs, averages should be in the upper 50s. south of san jose, ms. 70s, -- mid-70s. watch the right-hand portion of the screen. we will switch from high clouds to the type that

also foggy at the richmond center fell. and as you make your crossing at the golden gate, back to you. all right. thank you very much, john. california's water year is off to a dry start that. >> nothing to be too concerned of yet. the department of water resources says the california state water project expects to provide at this point only about 10% of the water supply requested for 2024, that will change each year. the state provides an initial allocation by december. first, which we just had. and it's based on the available water storage, the protective water supply and the ongoing water demands, even though we are off to a dry start in this early part of december state officials say they are hoping that the el nino weather pattern that's taking shape in the pacific will bring us another wet winter. don't forget. last year we had that incredibly that historic record breaking winter and it really didn't start raining till new year's and new year's eve. so we've got plenty of time. on the peninsula. it was a first ever re

council member jeanine richmond, richmond run, who requested the report be read at the city council meeting last night had this to say. >> every single one of us knows multiple people who've had to wait on hold when calling 9-1-1, no one should have to wait in their moment of crisis for someone to pick up the phone. >> now at the meeting, human resources did say they're taking steps to improve their hiring system. while cyclists have been enjoying zipping down the middle of the land, see a street in san francisco. several small businesses along that street are claiming that that by claiming it bike lane is keeping their customers away. a group of business owners spoke out yesterday againstpilot project. if that's been in place now or will be a place for the next 6 months. >> 6 months that we've ever. >> have find the revenue to the question posed in front of, you know, we're all here. why do something like nothing against the bikes will be anything the way that they it and does not can only important quite didn't you anybody to it and we thing. he is not part >> says they want a safe street

it happened at a chevron refinery in richmond. i'm daria and i'm james. for joining us this morning. before we get to those headlines, though, let's step outside. we jump on this. on i know it looks nice from above, but down below or just driving through it and trying to find our way through what is in even denser foggy morning than yesterday for more of the bay area. so we are getting into

richmond center fell 18 minutes. still pretty gray overhead. and the golden gate bridge. 38 minutes from novato to the toll plaza. darien jakes, thanks a do wanna let's get on to those sneaker waves. there's a warning in the bay area for this afternoon. yeah, you may remember there was a little girl and grandfather her swept away. the last time we had a warning about sneaker wave. so really want to get the word out. everybody's aware that happens that fast kron four's will tran is live in pacifica with more. well. >> it also happened at a beach that they have been too many times before. probably a beautiful day. and all of a sudden a sneaker wave comes along and grabs them beauty and the beast. it is beautiful right now. but those sneaker waves, they can be a beast, especially when you're not aware of it. you can see just how strong the conditions are right now at the pacifica pier. we do know that the warning will go into effect a little bit later and will last all the way into tuesday at 04:00am. let me show you video of what happened. hopefu

good news at the richmond center fell as well as at the golden gate. that's what we have in store for us later on today for the rest of the bay area. back to you. times of winners and losers with our financial expert rob black. hello, rob. >> good morning, daria. how are the markets doing? it's one of those days that i don't like when we're still kind of positive. it's the big cap. make a cap. stocks are up. 35 plus percent in the nasdaq that are doing the heavy lifting today. and everyone else is kind of sideways of know, there's a jobs report called the jobs openings labor, something t s the jolts report i should have gotten into and i want finish it. but that came in weaker 8.7 million job openings versus 9.3 million last month. and that means the economy is weakening. and that's bad news, which is a good news. interest rates go lower. but at some point in time, bad news is bad news. but right now it's showing the non inflationary side of the good news bad news. okay. so we have we have a good 2024 things keep playing like now something will break p

i love the richmond district. >> and my wife and i own a cafÉ we have specialty coffee drinks, your typicallattes and mochas and cappuccinos, and for lunches, sandwiches and soup and salad. made fresh to order. we have something for everybody >> my shop is in a very cool part of the city but that's one of the reasons why we provide such warm and generous treats, both physically and emotionally (♪♪) >> it's an old-fashioned general store. they have coffee. other than that what we sell is fishing equipment. go out and have a good time. >> one of my customers that has been coming here for years has always said this is my favorite store. when i get married i'm coming in your store. and then he in his wedding outfit and she in a beautiful dress came in here in between getting married at lands end and to the reception, unbelievable. (♪♪) >> the new public health order that we're announcing will require san franciscans to remain at home with exceptions only for essential outings. >> when the pandemic first hit we kind of saw the writing on the walls that potentially the city is going to shut all b

richmond area. she says the foul smell led to a health-care. i woke up the next morning and i was spitting up blood because i'd cough so hard in my sleep that my tonsils. it started bleeding. representatives from the plant say there was a dip in the power at the facility. >> and the equipment failed leading the mission to be above the 60 parts per million limit placed on the plant. >> but the bay area air quality management district as they work to fix the equipment, there continued to be spikes in emissions through december 6th, but there's no notification systems. let people know of the admission if it wasn't for the fact that there were people calling the next morning. >> we would have never even known it was them. they never stood up took responsibility. this was just an initial presentation. the city council voted require veolia to complete a technical report. >> and handed to the city by january. 8th. discuss it further at the january 23rd city council meeting enrichment amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> want to get you a live look now at the

desde richmond soy jessica gallegos noticiero telemundo 48.ón de 3 jóvenes de 15 años y a la recuperación de un arma de fuego cargada y oculta. fue en el centro comercial santa rosa transit mall. el departamento de policía de esa ciudad atendió el llamado del centro comercial por una pelea que estaba involucrando aproximadamente a 18 jóvenes. se informó que ellos llevaban ropa relacionada con la participación de pandillas, mostrando signos de precisamente esto y gritando terminología de pandillas entre sí. >> hoy recordamos la vida de vicky chávez lastra es la hermana menor del conocido activista de derechos civiles césar chávez, la familia de chávez lastra realizó hoy los actos fúnebres para recordar su legado. vicky era la segunda hermana de los 5 hermanos de chávez, su familia dice que siempre estuvo dedicada al legado de su hermano y la recordaron como una madre y abuela maravillosa. >> hicieron mucho para levantar el ánimo de la gente campesina de ayudar a que nuestra comunidad en general se mejorara . la activista murió el 11 de noviembr

that's when richmond is about that we are together at once. welcome to the richmond. [music] [music] so, can you tell us what it was like for you during your first encounter with the san francisco fire department? >> yep. it was super cool! i got to learn about the dry standing pipe correction. it is actually called, dry sand piper just stand pipe. tomato. you know. yea. >> so, what is coming up next for what is that for? >> oh , firefighter backsterinvited mow to a fire station to see the cool stuff firefighters use to put out fires. you have seen the had doors open like a space ship from out of nowhere. i close my eye its is like i'm there right now! wow! whoa. watch out, man. what is that for? >> what is this? these are fire engines they might look alike they are both red. white top and red lights on top. this is a new 2021 fire engine and this is an older 2014 fire engine. if you can't tell, this one is shorter and narrower than our older fire engines. they have cool things like recessed lights. roll up doors. 360 degree cam ares and more that is important as the

and the chevron refinery in richmond has been hit with another violation. that emitted a bad odor into the area. the bay area air quality management district says they received complaints from locals about this smell upon investigating. they were told by refinery workers that they were having issues with their bioreactor. >> time now 6.45 in francisco, mission street vendors. >> held a holiday market over the weekend. >> in their temporary location for them because vending isn't allowed on mission street into the corner of 16th and mission set up by a seller's. it's a 90 day ban on the their original location. so they tried to make it festive. as you can see, there with santa and they were selling clothes and toys and food. >> and they also had free pictures, by the way, with santa tons of activities for the kids, too. and the crunch was there as well in. but he didn't things. san jose makes christmas inclusive with accessible sunday. and that event is designed to help people special needs. enjoy holiday fun. kids who, for example, they're overwhelmed by lo

esto es, en un barrio de richmond.flavio lacayo que nos va a explicar esta situación que se ha tornado preocupante para ellos y también habló con las autoridades y algunas personas afectadas que habían detectado que aquí había químicos en el área. >> aquí la señora cardenas vive junto a una tienda miscelánea en richmond, donde las autoridades estatales encontraron altos niveles de químicos tóxicos que pudieran causar cáncer y otras enfermedad. >> además, me dio nervios, pues porque dice que eso afecta la salud. >> el departamento estatal de control de sustancias tóxicas primero envió cartas a los hogares posiblemente afectados y 1 de ellos es de la señora % tierra unos dispositivos y el 26 de diciembre regresarán para instalar otros para obtener muestras del aire, pues sí, la verdad sí me preocupó cuando oí cabe mencionar cáncer por cáncer y no, aparte de eso, pues que afecta a otros órganos del cuerpo que que el hígado, que los riñones. >> y como mi esposo últimamente tiene como unos 5 años, que padece de de tos, aunq

on mcdonald avenue in richmond. the bay area rescue mission is a welcoming place.the chef's name is comfort and it's quite suited to this woman who enjoys making meals for others. today we make a special dinner. >> we make some ham, yam, stuffing, gravy. we have pie, salad and mashed potatoes. yes. how many will you feed today? today we're going to feed about 750 people. >> families with kids of all ages, along with seniors and babies here to enjoy christmas dinner. how did you have for dinner? >> it was i think it was ham on corn, mashed potatoes with gravy and like, i think it was some orange stuff. >> i don't know what it was. yeah, but yeah, pastor dave says all are welcome here and he means it. >> and as you see in the sign, if you don't have a friend, you'll find one here. >> it's a humble place for the community, but the folks that work here say they know it's more than just a meal. they're serving. >> last year, we served 1.6 million meals. uh, every day of the week. well, six days of the week, we have meals that we serve at the warehouse. >> daily meals ar

on mcdonald avenue in richmond, the bay area rescue mission is a welcoming place. the chef's name is comfort and it's quite suited to this woman who enjoys making meals for others. today we make a special dinner. >> we make some ham. young ham, stuffing and gravy. we have pie, salad, my mashed potatoes. yes >> how many will you feed today? today we're going to feed about 750 people. all families with kids of all ages, along with seniors and babies. here to enjoy christmas dinner. how did you have for dinner? >> it was. i think it was ham on corn, mashed potatoes with gravy and like, i think it was some orange stuff. i don't know what it was. yeah, but yeah, pastor dave says all are welcome here. >> and he means it. >> and as you see in the sign, if you don't have a friend, you'll find one here. >> it's a humble place for the community, but the folks that work here say they know it's more than just a meal. they're serving. >> last year, we served 1.6 million meals. uh, every day of the week. well, six days of the week. uh, we have meals that we serve at the warehous

you can traffic barely moving, trying to get onto the bridge from richmond. heading into sandra fell. once you get to maybe a 3rd of the way across the span heading westbound, it does start to move along but be prepared for delays if you're heading that direction. >> and iconic la landmark turns 100 years old today the world famous hollywood sign first lit up in the hollywood hills today in 1923. originally displayed the word hollywoodland. i was built by la times publisher harry chancellor as a billboard for the new hollywoodland subdivision and was originally only supposed to stand for about 18 months in 1949, the hollywood chamber of commerce took over ownership and the sign was changed to plain old hollywood. it still stands as one of southern california's most popular tourist attractions. happening tomorrow, the de young museum in san francisco celebrating its 500 1000th visitor. that's a milestone of their free saturday's program. >> gm has been welcoming a bay area residents for free every saturday since 2019. they did this to remove the cost barrier f

up toward the east bay, richmond and the commute over the richmond-san rafael bridge is also soggy at pushes through marin county. we'll talk about the outlook hour-by-hour coming up. >>> on the peninsula we're looking at the palo alto camera. rain on the lens, on the roadway, kicking up off the cars. we do see a smooth flow of traffic. that's the key. the issue is the conditions rather than the volume right now. >>> a shakeup in the race for president, with a major decision from the colorado supreme court. >> scott mcgrew, president biden's presumed opponent, donald trump, will not be on the colorado ballot, and i had to say, wait, what? >> i think we all did. this was a real shocker. the colorado supreme court ruled trump was indeed part of an insurrection against the united states -- that's interesting, i don't know what happened there. the constitution says those who engage in insurrection can't run for office. the state high court says trump cannot be on the ballot for the primary in colorado, therefore wouldn't be on the ballot in the general election, either. trump's team immed

our other bridges, richmond center fell in golden gate moving along, just fine.es part, john, thank you very much. time now is 5.48. and san francisco center's lego store is no more. company confirmed their location close last week. >> they didn't specify why. but lego said it will be providing employees who work at that store with financial support through the holiday as they look for new jobs. and this is the latest in a string of closures out at that mall august. the malls, longtime anchor retailer nordstrom closed permanently westfield. the malls, former operator pulled out in june, citing challenging operating conditions. that's what they set. now. the bay area sports, stanford going head-to-head against florida state in the women's soccer national championship game and the forty-niners enjoying their 4th straight win after beating the eagles sports director jason dumas takes a look. >> for some odd reason, i think victory monday, a little bit better than normal for both niners fans and players they woke up on monday morning, they got their lives back in phi

so if you are in a spot like richmond, you are spot like fairfield are conquered. you're going to be seeing some of that as it rolls across right now at some of the showers have been very heavy and very pervasive. i mentioned there's 2 low pressure systems here. the second one set to come in on wednesday. so let's track this forward and show you the scattered showers throughout the night tonight into the overnight hours as well. another band coming through as we get into the overnight there. and tomorrow morning, we start off a little sloppy, right? but then we catch a break there just for a little bit. it's not a huge break. there are still showers, but this is the next system coming on wednesday. so as far as totals are concerned, this is what we have left to pick up today. we get into tomorrow. this is what we're looking for in the morning after the overnight. that's your tuesday night into wednesday. and then here comes the next system. so it is going to be a bit of a run until we get to thursday. here's your extended forecast. take a look at it. we do start cl

whether driving across the richmond bridge or from this does all over the bay. yet very few have actually stepped foot on red rock island. so we are tagging along with the real estate agents trying to sell this one-of-a-kind bay area property. >> welcome to red rock island, the only privately held island in all of the san francisco bay area. it spans over 5 1/2 acres. >> reporter: chris is the guy on the selling end of this rare offering. >> my first island ever. as far as islands go, it is a fixer upper. no running water or electricity. you have everything from the richmond bridge to the bay bridge, san francisco city, belvedere, it is panoramic. a real estate attorney acquired the island and he had a business partner who said whoever dies last gets the island and that is what happened. >> reporter: the island has been owned by the same family since 64, they once used it for campouts and now it is time for the next owner. >> whoever buys it will be a risk taker. >> reporter: small rocky beaches and a rocky hill. in many ways it is a microcosm of california's gr

resolutions have already been passed in both richmond and oakland with a majority of the oakland cityncil voting against an amendment condemning hamas. next week another cease-fire resolution could get introduced to san francisco's board of supervisors. tyler gregory with the jewish community relations council feels the resolutions are causing divisions within communities. >> we really think that our local city governments should be working on local issues and not pretending to be a foreign policy body. >> reporter: and as yael's sister-in-law recovers from the trauma she knows it will be a difficult journey with her husband still in captivity. >> thinking about the future, of a future home for her, any long-term plans is really impossible because how can she make plans without her husband. >> reporter: pete cerrados, today in the bay. >>> happening today, people are invited to gather in san francisco calling for an immediate cease-fire. various groups including the arab resource and organizing center as well as the jewish voice for peace bay area will take part in the rally together