the richmond pulse is special, not only are the people that work here from richmond and live in richmond but we also have so much love for the city that we live in. >> reporter: love expressed in her writing for a place she sees from all sides. >> it's sometimes a difficult city to live in because there are so many things to overcome in the city itself. >> reporter: richmond had its share of struggles, among them poverty, safety, and environmental concerns. but it's also rich in culture, economic assets, and possibility. maria's own story of rising above intertwined with the city she loves reads like this. she came to the u.s. just shy of her fourth birthday. her parents escaping the escalating violence in her hometown in mexico. everything they loved, family, friends, the familiar was left behind. >> we had to learn the economic , social, educational, political and corporate systems. i did have the pressure of learning all of these things for my family, because it was much easier for me to communicate that with them because of the language barrier. >> reporter: maria learned english qui

all with an eye towards richmond. it's voice, her words. >> i'm a strong believer that silences violence. so i am screaming as loud as i can through my writing, all the beauty that exists in our community, the people that live here that exist and are seeing and should be heard. >> reporter: for students rising above, i'm elizabeth cook. >>> maria fernanda bernal is a daca recipient and she said that inspires her to uplift others in your community that are undocumented. >>> to learn more about students rising above and its scholars head to our website, kpix.com/ sra. >>> time for a check of weather with mary, what a big difference from what we saw this time last year with the lmu complex, what made the difference this time around? >> reporter: the rain accompanied with the storms and lightning strikes. that was the big difference, we had the strong cells pushed through this morning, i was tracking rainfall rates of an inch to 2 in./h. impressive rainfall rates compared to last year, last august. with the explosive thun

the roadways are getting a little more crowded, leaving richmond westbound across the richmond bridgeidge, the backup continues to fill in more densely. the bay bridge toll plaza. no major problems for the trivalley or the south bay. the peninsula is clear. >>> the giants on the road right now, but boy did it work out for us. now just one win away from 100 for the season. they can earn it today against the padres. last night the giants scoring early often. a double started things off. the giants won 8-6. get ready for sunday night football. 49ers and packers at levi stadium this weekend. you can watch right here, kickoff is at 5:20. we have a special pregame newscast at 3:30. >>> with many haitian migrants already being allowed into the u.s., breaking news this morning. next, the new statement a haitian leader is making in response to the chaos and confusion at the border. >> reporter: the oakland unified school district is the latest to approve a vaccine mandate. what parents and students need to know. >>> plus, a rather personal foul. the colors bart used for its trains that has som

a station closure at richmond on the richmond line. it looks like bart is reporting it is due to a medical emergency. check the schedule before you head out the door. >>> new video showing a fox running across someone's front door. it happened in concord after 5:00 yesterday morning. it was caught on this ring camera. >>> in santa clara, morgan hill police department warning people to be cautious about mountain lions lurking nearby. a viewer sent this video last week of a big cat sniffing around her driveway. police say mountain lion sightings have become more frequent especially around east dunn avenue and jackson oaks. they recommend keeping pets on a leash and close to you. >>> 6:19 is the time. still ahead, baking up brighter futures. >> come as you are, and you are accepted for that. >> nonprofit helping women find the secretin ingredient to success. >>> kpix5 is proud to announce the launch of our brand new 3:00 p.m. newscast. join us every weekday starting monday after the drew ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see

we look at the controversy around it, plus i'm our fisher in richmond, virginia, where after a long legal battle, a controversial symbol of white supremacy has finally been removed from what was the capital of the confederacy. and in sports, some english premier lee clubs are set for a major blow ahead of this week's this weekend's matches. ah, hello, the weather sloppy, sat fair across the middle east at the moment. lots of blue sky, lots of sunshine, we will see little more in the cloud and re pushing across. it's not over the next hour, so if a caballo is fine and dry blue skies, la, she settled, pleasant weather coming through for what that's worth. she was never too far away, we got some, she was there to northern pakistan. as you can see, these will ease in the heat that i will see the showers, just grassy easing off. and then as you go on into where friday, so repeat performance really class bubbling up a few showers there. but the west weather was it was southern parts of pakistan over towards the north west of in the cross, the middle east, as i said, find rhymes sunny. pretty mu

the richmond sandra fell bridge. you're heading out of richmond.er 12 minutes and down in mountain view northbound want to one at middlefield way an accident there. but the delay is not that that 2.80 another good alternate for you. noel and daria, back to you. thanks a lot, ray. it is football season in full swing now and the niners. they it right with the wind that was close against the lions. let's take a look at the highlights. jimmy g got the start. but in the 1st quarter, here's rookie trey lance making his debut. >> first past the nfl. and it's a touchdown and that is the niners, the lead then lance only dipped in and out of the game just a handful of plays. the rest was up to go and in the 3rd quarter jimmy hit and deebo samuel down the sideline for a 9 yard touchdown pass and jimmy g finished the game with 314 yards passing that touchdown gave the niners a 28 point lead. so you're like wave is lions. bnr come back and eventually they cut the niners lead to just 8 points last play, though the niners defense gets a stop in san francisco esca

we have a traffic alert east bay 80, and getting through san pablo and richmond. hopefully we will have more progress to report in the next report coming up. >>> taking a look at business and tech this morning, the futures falling hard after worries of the debt crisis and the federal reserve rolling back stimulus as well. wall street is set to open higher following a wild week of trading. >>> new this morning, facebook responding to reports calling instagram harmful for teenage girls in a new post facebook's head of research says the journal misrepresented the company's internal data by hiding one finding about body image. >>> coming up, craig melvin speaking to the head of instagram about that report. >>> this morning a growing crisis at a major container port on both coasts of the united warehouses, shipping delays are running rampant for businesses large and small. >> yeah, it's creating a logjam. >> reporter: good morning. we are seeing this on main street here, on the east coast, and chances you are seeing it on your main streets on the west coast as well. th

and the richmond, sandra fell commute. as you travel out of richmond. a little under 15 minutes.l and daria, back to you. >> thanks right from your local election headquarters and governor gavin newsom. if you're just now waking up here, you need to know that he remains in office after an overwhelmingly decided to reject the recall. let's take a look at the landslide victory for the governor. and you can see here the latest numbers and we're still counting. so. >> he could end up with support. but at this 0, 64% of california voters said he could keep his job. they said no to the recall. and after the race, the governor talked about preserving democracy. and i think about just in the last. >> in a few days the former president. put out saying this election was rigged. democracy is not a football. youiknow, throwing around. it's more like a i don't know. antique vase. you can drop it and smashed in a million different pieces. it. and that's what we're capable of doing. if we don't stand up to meet the moment and pushed back. i said this many, many times on the campaign trail. we m

little delay out of richmond.ond bridge, a smooth drive and the toll plaza heading across the bay, your commute directions are looking great. getting away from the richmond bridge toward the east shore freeway at east 580 around carlson reports of a crash have yielded one vehicle in the middle lane there. that's the problem. it's in the middle lane so until a crew gets there to assist them we will have folks getting by on either direction. be careful there. the bay bridge toll plaza shows no backup. neither for the other incidents. something by the san mateo toll plaza we'll check on that. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> 6:24 and outrage in antioch. next on "today in the bay," a student is arrested at school, it was all caught on camera. this is the video you're seeing here. parents and other students say they're shocked but we'll tell you how the district is responding. >> facing competition after a no confidence vote. sheriff laurie smith has a new challenger. who is it? we're going to talk about it when we re

we will call it mostly cloudy in san francisco. 55 in richmond.you step outside. san francisco stuck in the 50's through 8:00. 68, 10:00 to noon as the low clouds pulled back toward the coast. lingering clouds at the coast and low 70's, 1:00 through 5:00. 61 after sunset. you can see there is a mixture of low clouds but i am concerned with the fog in the northbay along the coast creeping up to the south bay and that will continue through the morning commute. visibility as low as 1/8 of one mile, so slowing down would be a good bet. taking the ferry today, it will be calm on the water and it is cooler this morning. it will be much hotter this afternoon. everyone is green air air with the hottest temperatures of the week, even moderate, we are going to turn green as we get deeper in the forecast. hazy in the northbay, solano county but tomorrow we get a sea breeze and you can see the clean air start to come in. how much cleaner and cooler it will get this weekend with a chance of rain, coming up. jobina: new update. bart has shut down the richmond s

here in richmond, richmond in virginia. of course. what's the capital for the confederacy? the insurrection against the idea that the united states would ban slavery. and robert e lee was the lead general, and he stood there for 131 years. now the call. what is removal have lasted for almost as long as he's been on the plan. but the certainly magnified over the last year after the death of george floyd, i'm the protest that spot nationwide. the governor decided that he wanted that stat to others like it on this avenue removed, but there was a court case. people saying this was an important part of history and it should remain there. the court eventually said no, it can go. and so the decision was made that the other statues would be removed, but the final one, the biggest one, it weighs 10000 kilograms at 6 stories high. and it is the general robert e lee, that it was time for it to go. so as people saying, not, not have good bye as it was lifted off of the plan. it is now resting beside the place. what it is good for the last 151 years, and they will move it into storage b

let's check out the richmond. sandra fell commute as you head to richmond a little under 8 minutes. we'll have more on this coming up. the darien. james, back to you. thank you ray 61. breaking news overnight. the firefighters responding to multiple suspicious fires in healdsburg. yeah, there are some reports that there were as many as 15 different fires. you can see video. one of them here. >> people are being worn out a be on the lookout. let's go to kron. four's will tran. he is in hillsborough right now with the details. good morning. well. >> good morning, james and area not only james being on the lookout but get ready to evacuate in case the fires happen again. the good news is no evacuations. you can see the sign right behind me. this is on mill creek road and look at the needle extreme. they don't need to have any more nervous this, but they got that at around 10 o'clock last night here's new video that i promised you at 5.30. this is about 4 miles from my location. we lose internet. that's how remote this area is. but you can see the firefighters at the scene. they're moni

through richmond the westbound 80 stretch through richmond is slow toward that crew.n the east shore freeway. backup at the bay bridge 37 and highway 4 moving down 242 and into walnut creek. that's the contra costa county commute there. over here slow -- smooth slowing through 68 and 880, no major issues into the south bay. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >> 6:52. happening now work begins after a water main break caused extensive damage to san francisco's stern grove. a broken valve sent 700,000 gallons of water gushing last month. crews will start haul out mud and topple trees from stern grove park. the damage forced organizers to cancel the last free concert there. the repair expected to cost $4 million. >>> and next a quick look at our top stories including the eve of a historic recall election in california. what that means for the day today. we have a live report on the final push for governor newsom and leading replacement candidates today. plus, vaccines for kids, the possible new timeline of how soon approval could come for children under 12. and update

. >> reporter: people stop malcolm marshall on the street with ideas for the richmond pulse. he founded youth led community project with new america media ten years ago to give richmond's under served residents a voice. >> i call it inside out journalism, you know. it's not folks from l.a. times parachuting in. >> reporter: his journalists are students ages 16 to 24. they know richmond well because many live there. >> they tell stories in a unique way and give insight into their lives that is often missing from the media landscape. >> reporter: young reporters get a stipend and project is funded through californiaen dowments building healthy communities initiative. there are 5,000 copies in english and spanish each month and more than 70 students have seen lines in the newspaper and online over the years. mendoza considered a career in construction until malcolm fueled his passion for writing. >> they allowed me to see a different future. >> reporter: he is building new skills, has interviewed a local mural painter and profiled homeless. he even followed up on the idea to pub

of richmond still pretty light at this hour. a little under 10 minutes. we'll have more on your traffic and weather coming up. but let's talk about your money this morning. supply problems continue to cause problems for shoppers as prices continue to just rise and rise and rise. these rising prices could last at least another year nancy loo has the details for us. >> whatever the beverage it now costs a bit global aluminum shortage is impacted. the production of cans. there's also a shortage of glass and bottles. it's just been one thing after another whether it's furniture, whether it's electronics for automobiles and now glass bottles. i have clients who literally scouring the world for. >> rubber for tires caught in the fabric to make clothing. a picket pick a category other than maybe pharmaceuticals almost every other industries impacted supply chain. experts believe the global system will remain disrupted for at least another year. so consumers should expect higher prices and shortages to drag on notice that there's a lot

yearfrom richmond's monument avenue, and one was removed from the twin city of charlottesville.leaves monuments to those who fought bravely on behalf of the american south, others saying they are monuments to a very dark chapter in this country's history. chapter in this country's history-— chapter in this country's histo . ~ . , history. wright, david willis there. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: a primordial rock crashes to earth, turning one family's driveway into an scientific landmark. —— a scientific. freedom itself was attacked this morning, and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here, of the blacks in soweto township as well as the whites in their rich suburbs. we say to you today, in a loud and a clear voice, enough of blood and tears. enough! the difficult decision - we reached together was one that required great- and exceptional courage. it's an exodus of up to 60,000 people, caused by the uneven pace of political cha

let's head over look at the richmond. sandra fell. it as you're heading out of richmond, a little under 9 minutes. it looks there is a accident on the down barton bridge for eastbound. so that's not the commuter site. so traffic is not impacted greatly there. and let's get a look at the golden gate bridge, about 20 minutes into the city because look, clear skies, no fog to slow you down. our top story this morning are just one day away. >> from the recall election of governor gavin newsome garage. paul tsongas takes a look at what you need to know to get ready for the election. >> you will be asked 2 questions. one, do you want to recall, governor gavin newsome. number 2, if the governor is recalled. who do you want to replace somewhat. this will be the second time california will vote on a recall election. the first time back in 2003 when then governor gray davis was recalled and replaced by ben actor arnold portion, acre whirl. and i mean, it's a lot different in 2000, 3 democratic strategist steve maviglio would know he was davis i

and the richmond, sandra fell commute a little under 9 minutes as you had a richmond. we're going to have more all your traffic and weather coming up. but for now, let's talk about for your money. apple has unveiled its newest iphone as well as upgrades to the apple watch and ipad rich demuro shows us what's new. at apple's latest virtual event. the company unveiled updates to a wide range of products, including the iphone, the apple watch and the ipad. >> this time around. it's all about better pictures, better video and longer battery life across the board. >> apple began its latest virtual event by saying it is proud to call california home california has always been a place for people with big ambitions and big dreams. a place where people are fueled with optimism to make things better to make things that can change the world. the company started by showing off updates to the ipad. the mini gets a bigger screen. a usb-c connection better speakers and apple pencil support those changes come with a $100 price increase ipad, mini. now starts at $499. i am so inspired

i'll just see the richmond virginia the trial of the failed biotech found. but elizabeth holmes has begun in the us state of california. she's accused of swindling investors, out of hundreds of millions of dollars through her defunct company, thrown off and made unfounded promises of rapid diagnosis' conditions including diabetes and counter from a single drop of blood. us president joe biden is expected to outline a plan to contain the fall spreading delta variance of cave at 19 factions on now the highest level since last winter. so are hospitalized ations and deaths driven mainly by cases amongst people who aren't vaccinated. the world health organization has, once again urged wealthy countries not to offer corona virus booster shots to its citizens. the w i chose, director general says he's a pull that many poorer nations can't get jobs. which countries are considering doses. some countries are struggling to access, in fact, seems to administer even a 1st round of shots. high income countries have promised to donate more than a $1000000000.00. but less t

more folks heading towards the richmond. >>> 6:44.vestigation of the january capitol siege. the congressional committee conducting the investigation wants to hear from some of the people closest to former president trump. chris pallone is breaking it down for us. this is a new twist in the investigation? >> yeah, it sure is, laura, and somewhat unexpected, too. good morning to you. the congressional committee conducting the investigation into the riot issued subpoenaed for some of former president trump's top advisers. among them, former white house chief of staff, mark meadows, and steve bannon and the former chief of staff to former president trump's defense secretary. the committee is demanding the former trump aides and allies give their sworn depositions in mid-october. in a lengthy statement the former president says in part he would fight the subpoenas by invoking his executive privilege, and that's likely to set off a legal battle about the use of executive privilege after a president leaves office. meanwhile the current presi

the richmond sandra fell commute.ing up a little under 15 minutes for you as you're heading out of richmond. he had a cross towards the peninsula were seen an uptick in traffic. there. normally at around 15 about 21 minutes. so drive times are going up there and we'll leave you with a look at the golden gate bridge about 29 minutes traveling into the city this morning. daryn. james, back to you. thank you. raise some 48 in the there's growing controversy around the opening of a new temporary parking site intended. >> for people who live in our v's in san jose kron four's. rob fladeboe takes a look. >> this was the scene in north san jose on tuesday as residents of the renaissance drive in vista, montana neighborhoods staged a protest in front of a proposed new temporary site for recreational vehicles whose owners are homeless owned by the city of san jose, the site here at 71 vista, montana. we'll offer safe parking sanitation and other services for up to about 20 people living in rvs. the current plan calls for the s

all with an eye towards richmond.his voice, her words. >> i am a strong believer that silence is violence. so i'm screaming as loud as i can through my writing, all the beauty that exists in our community. all the people who live here that exists and are seen and should be heard. >> to learn more about students rising above and its scholars, i may not be as pretty. i'm not a cable tv personality or an entertainer like larry. i'm the businessman, the only cpa running for gov ernor. california is a mismanaged mess. taxes, cost of living, water, wildfires, homelessness. these aren't political issues; they're readily fixable management issues. career politicians? celebrities? i've solved problems all my life. let's fix this great state! man, look at that internet that doesn't miss a beat. that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride. ok chill, cause mine's so fast no one can catch me. sweet, but my internet gives me unlimited wireless with 5g. that's because you all have xfinity. whoa! internet and wireless so good, it

we'll cover it all beginning with cedric richmond. mr. richmond, thank you for joining us this morning. let's begin with the devastation left by ida. i know you're coming to us from new orleans this morning. you were with president biden on friday. what's the latest on the situation down in your state? what kind of federal emergency assistance will president biden be authorizing? >> we have all hands on deck down here. we issued a prestorm disaster declaration and in the middle of the night after the storm hit the president signed a disaster declaration. so that freed up individual assistance for families and individuals and we still encourage people to go to disasterassistance.gov and apply for benefits, especially those critical needs assistance to get money in the hands of people to do it. one of the reasons why the president wanted to come down so early is because he wanted to see things on the ground. we know what the problems are and we're actually helping to resolve them. that's getting power back on in homes, getting gas to fuel s

westbound 80 near richmond parkway. a couple cars tangled up. it left lanes blocked photograph sick backed up around apien where it starts to slow down and it's -- slow past that point as you work in to the richmond area due to just regular traffic congestion this morning. getting crowded across the east shore freeway. your travel times officially in the yellow. 19 minutes, west 80 from highway 4 to the plays. if are you getting ready to head out the door and take highway 4 from antioch to the east shore that's about a 41 minute commutew. restarting to see the brake lights building out of pittsburgh. high wind advisory in effect. let's get a live look at the bay bridge toll pl, za. a lot of folks make that trek into san francisco. metering lights on. no crashes, that's the good news. certainly busy for that ride out of the east bay. oaklmoto slowg off westboun shore freeway. your travel time now about 15 members to go from the maze over in san francisco. san mat oh, bridge 14 minutes between 880 and 101. if you want to cross the bay things looki

allen fisher, i'll do see the richmond virginia. ah, it is good to have with us. hello adrian. i get here and, oh, how the headlines on i was just kinda sounds directing prime minister pamela house, and i couldn't just a bloodshed and killings all over in his country. he wants all officials that were part of the past administration to return and be part of the new interim government . the islamic emerett announced a general amnesty for all those who caused the taliban fighters and officials to suffer the most severe forms of torture and abuse. and this is evidence.

the roads may be wet as you're heading across the richmond san raphael ridge.ivity across the region, also seeing the rain and the lightning happening where we've seen fires burning for weeks now. the dixie fire and caldor fire going hour by hour it does still show that at 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 we still have a chance of some of those spotty showers happening but the chance of lightning will be going down as we go through the next few hours and the rest of the day is looking nice. once we get past the next three to four hour window we are in for better weather heading into today. smoke forecast is going to be clearing out. we're going to have improved air quality as a result of this strong westerly wind, but it may start to look hazy tomorrow once we clear out as some of the smoke start to move into parts of the north bay. just a head's up about that as you make weekend plans, our temperatures today back to where western yesterday. mostly some upper 70 and low 80 and we'll see the 80 in the forecast, but warmer by the end of the weekend into early next week. we are g

in the east bay richmond. police are looking for a white honda accord in connection to a deadly shooting. take a look at your screen right here. the shooting happened back. >> on in june on kelsey street near the shields. reed community center. this video showing the white honda turning onto a street near the scene of the shooting. now police say the suspect fired multiple rounds killing one person and injuring another. the car is described as a white honda accord sport between model years, 2018 and to 2020. meanwhile, we're getting a look at some new video of the couple that walnut creek police say tried skipping out on the check and then fired a gun. this attempted dine and dash took place outside the modern china restaurant back on september 5th police say a restaurant employee confronted the couple when they tried to step out on their bill. the employee says the male suspect then paid him in cash before reaching into his car and pulling out a gun. he reportedly then fired 3 shots out of the car's window as

well opened up to richmond.you're most comfortable spots in the east bay in the 70's antioch through vacaville in the triple digits with vacaville up to one. '07. hard to even look at that number but better to know that that's the last time we're going to be seeing temperatures this hot in this forecast tomorrow isn't much different just yet. but we're at least starting to work our way in the right direction. friday a little less hot and saturday, sunday and monday down into the upper 80's inland, which is going to be noticeably more comfortable and better air quality come the weekend too. so that will also be really nice thank you for that. we have another hot spot out there. this time it is 80 westbound west of el portal drive their enrichment. so again, at least 2 lanes are currently blocked there. >> you can go ahead and try to take richmond park way to get around that or san pablo avenue or just go ahead and try to wait it out because at least lane is open there. we're also seeing residual delays from an ac

let's go and get a look at the richmond sandra fell commute as you're heading at a richmond across towards center fell. you can do that in under 9 minutes. we'll have more on that coming up. but for now, let's get back to our top stories. we've been following this breaking news this morning. the caldor fire and eldorado county closing in on the south shores of lake tahoe. fire crews are working around the clock to protect and to say that community from the flames right now. the caldor fire threatening thousands of homes burned more than 199,000 acres. it's just 18% contain a crews say challenging weather conditions are hurting their efforts are going to shatter has more from the front lines there. >> a highway 50 toward twin bridges. firefighters work hard to try and save this unfortunately they couldn't stop these furious flames less than quarter mile from their firefighters sprayed water around this home to train protect it as the unpredictable winds helped fuel the caldor fire. >> for these 3 ladies and best friends, south lake tahoe will always be home. their childhood homes are still

but let's go ahead and we're looking at the richmond. sandra fell bridge. so as you can see, no traffic right now. but again, there is an accident. 5.80, westbound west of main street in san quentin. and let's leave you with a look at the golden gate bridge about 20 minutes into the city will have more on this coming up. but for now, let's get back to our wildfire coverage coverage of the caldor fire has been burning in eldorado county. the fire is growing as it threatens thousands of homes in south lake tahoe this morning. well, as of this morning, the fire has grown to more than 207,000 acres containment. now only at 23%. the fire's moving north east to the nevada border and fire crews are doing a good job so far protecting communities in the south lake tahoe basin. dennis shanahan has more on the firefighting efforts that are there. the caldor fire made a wednesday afternoon push to the south fork, american river along highway 50 near white hall. >> firefighters described this flare up as a finger of fire forced to the east and west of it already burned.

let's check out the richmond. sandra fell coming in a little under 8 minutes as you head out of richmond. dorian james, back to you. thank you. and our top story this morning is the major vaccine mandates that go into effect today. yeah, that includes vaccine mandates for health care workers all across the state. and it also includes a vaccine mandate for all city employees in san jose. >> and that includes first responders and if they don't show proof of being vaccinated. they could lose their jobs. >> kron four's sarah stinson is live in san jose with more on the story. hi, sara. >> reporting live from san jose police today where they are included in this vaccine mandate. first responders are included in this requirement to be vaccinated 87% of the police department here in staff have provided proof vaccination have said they're ok with this mandate. but the rest, well, they're not quite on board. and if you're not on board and you don't have a legitimate reason to be and you could face termination. you could lo

we are seeing folks get over towards the richmond bridge and that's causing slowing, and the backup at plaza. the crash in fremont has cleared, and all this traffic is starting to move better from sunol into milpitas. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> coming up, a hopeful sign things are slowly moving towards normal. the largest in-person conference in the bay area since the start of the pandemic kicking off today. what is being done to keep thousands of visitors safe. >>> celebrating a life cut short. mourners saying a final farewell to gabby petito, while the mystery of sir missing fiancÉ continues. the new approach investigators are taking to try and track him down. taste of fall for the bay area. for today more clouds and a few spots of getting spotty showers. right now 60 degrees with some peeks of sunshine as our cool start turns into a chance of showers. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. >>> the breaking news out of richmond, sadly somebody died as a result of a crash here. eastbound 80 at el portal drive. i am seeing signs that could mean relief, and we'll

you head out of richmond. we'll have more on your traffic and weather coming up. but for now. let's talk about the recall election for governor gavin newsome. one week away today and governor newsome will be in the bay area today is going to be in san francisco as a part of his get out the vote tour. today's visit comes after the governor spent part of his labor day weekend campaigning in socal care. winter brings us more from his latest campaign. stop. it's a race to the finish line in the final days before california special >> governor gavin newsome fighting to keep his job while urging a room full of supporters to defeat the republican led effort to oust him in the september 14th race. newsom's biggest challenger republican front runner. larry elder, a conservative radio talk show host who knew some took aim at in his comments to voters. he doesn't believe the minimum wage at all. he calls food stamps. a giveaway. at the same time he calls for eliminating the corporate tax in america. larry elder, thanks.

the richmond sandra fell commute a little under 11 as you head out of richmond there and let's get aeo bridge as you're heading across towards the peninsula. you can make that an under 14 looking at one. oh, one. just 35 minutes towards mental part daryn, james, back to you. >> we're back. some 54 that i'm talking giants and the fact they bounce back against the brewers are now tied with the dodgers for the top spot in the nl west and here we are picking up the action in the 8th there and rough there with that base hit to left field that brought home kris bryant science. so the guys take lead with that next. batter at the plate sends this ball just too to left field. that was over the wall. >> we run homer over the wall but not in the water, not the water. no klay thompson was out there. you a chi as a way cruising on and waiting in anyway, final score you see it there. the bottom of the screen something that wind. yeah, they're going to face the dodgers tonight. this is going to be key because one team wins. the other one has to lose and the standings could change. yeah. yeah. we're

let's look at the richmond. sandra fell comey as you head out of richmond. a little under 9 for you to make it across towards san rafale and the golden gate bridge skies. much clearer this morning. so 20 minutes as you head into the city. starting today. if you attend an event at the chase center. you're going to have to show proof of vaccination in order to get insight. the city health department is no longer allowing vaccination exemptions for events was 1000 or more spectators at the arena. so that means negative covid test will not be accepted for entry. only proof of full vaccination sections disease. experts say this is a smart decision, especially with the delta covid variant circulating right now. kids 12 and under can get vaccinated. so if those kids go to a large event at the chase center. the going to have to provide proof of a negative test given within 72 hours of the event start time. san francisco police department looking for this missing 12 year-old boy, his name is sam roads. they say he was reported missing yesterday. police say roads walk

the richmond sandra fell commute. as you travel out of richmond. a little under 13 minutes.le to this all the way up to about 30 minutes here in the south bay along one oh, one as you're headed in the park. 28 minutes. so now's a good time to get some things done in the south bay for traveling there. 2 8582 all looking great. and as you travel across towards the peninsula. he can make that drive in a little under 14 minutes daryn. james, back to you. thank you. right. >> so now to our wildfire coverage. the caldor fire which continues to burn up in eldorado county. it is growing as it threatens thousands of homes up there near south lake tahoe. and you can see there flames get real close to a couple yeah. there are also doing their best to save the homes as this fire has grown. now. >> to 210,000 acres and containment has gone up to 25% now it is still moving closer and closer to south lake tahoe proper, the nevada border as well. so you have people on both sides really bracing for. and we continue our team coverage now in place and take a closer look with richard sharp. >>

we're starting to see slowing along one-on-one and 92 and here in richmond across the richmond. bridge up to about 16 minutes for your drive times. so things are a little slow on this monday morning. we've got some accidents, but we're going to continue to follow that for now. noel and daria, back to you. thank 7.49 and football season is in full swing now the forty-niners escape detroit. >> it was too close with a win over the lions. let's go to the highlights. g got the start but rookie trey lance got to make his debut to. this is his first pass. >> and that gave the niners the lead, but lance only came out just a handful of times. this was games and in the 3rd quarter, jimmy hits deebo samuel down the sideline for an 89 yard touchdown pass. jimmy g finished the game with 314 yards passing and that touchdown gave the niners a 28 point lead. you're going to say. how did the score end up to be what it was. they had 28 point lead and the niners ended up winning it was down 8 point lead the end of the game. the niners defense got the stop is lucky san francisco goes on to win it.

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the richmond sandra fell commute as you head to richmond a little under 12 minutes.to check on things along one. oh, one 29 minutes to war to menlo park. sorry. james, back to you. thanks a lot of rain 9.31 and every bay area county except solano county. >> has an indoor mask mandate in place now yeah. so is it having an effect. the fact that all of the bay area to for solano county has forcing this well, crawford says it may june talk to a pair of health officers to find out. >> it has been a few weeks in several counties here in the bay area issued mask mandates and some indoor settings. the question is, is there a direct connection to a decrease in covid-19 cases during that time frame contra, costa health services officer doctor chris farnitano so it's always hard to tie one particular intervention to a change like this. so our county, we had about 230 patients with covid in local area hospitals a couple weeks ago and now we're down about a 190. so that's pretty significant decrease. >> taking a quick look at a pair of covid-19 deaths boards in neighboring alamed

there were cheers in the city of richmond when the 12 tongue bronze figure of robert e. lee was removed from its pedestal. it follows years of resistance and a long court battle in the state of virginia. and fisher has more. b the weight of history lifted from this part of america for more than a 100 years general, robert lee has looked out over richmond in virginia. reminder, this was the heart of the confederacy, the capital, the center of the insurrection he led to present slavery is continued domination of the skyline. a painful reminder there, the step in the right direction that there is going to be the high $1.03 of the symbols wife, supremacy. why nationally now it's going to be important i suppose, that accurate that same energy to make decisions. the legislation. it took little time to remove the staff to the cro data gathered. didn't hide their satisfaction. yeah. other confederate statutes and this i've been you have gone 160 across the country in the last year here in richmond. this was the tallest, the last, the most symbolic cause to remove. it grew louder

a richmond sandra fell commute as you head out of richmond. a little under 13 minutes so no major issues. we had an earlier accident up in seminole southbound 6.80, at dry day road and that took us all the way back to sup along 6.80. they have since cleared that accident and now we're seeing much better conditions along the highway will have more coming up next. daryn, james, back to you. >> thank you. rain in the 7. '05. let's get back to our wildfire coverage of the caldor fire. it's the flames that are obviously the big issue here in the smoke, too. and you can see in this video from the u.s. forest service lookout camera in the area that smoke plume rising over the mountains again, flames and burning for more than 2 weeks now. and crews say the fire fight obviously far from over with containment at only 18%. yeah. thousands of people are waiting to see what's left. there are under evacuation orders. >> wanting to know if they're going to have something to go back to. they left behind most everything they'll know. they did kron four's teris

so things are looking nice and light the richmond, sandra fell commute as you head to richmond a little under 8 minutes. let's head to the south. they really quickly and check on things along one oh, one as you're heading towards apart. you can make that drive in about 27 minutes. we'll have more on that coming up. but daryn, james, back to you. >> thank you. ran a 5, one and concours your local election headquarters and vice president kamala harris is going to be in the bay area this morning supporting governor newsome in his fight against being recalled. yeah, the election. now, as we know less than a week away with today's rally happening in the east bay. we have kron four's, sara stinson live in san leandro with the latest on what we'll expect. >> to play out today. sir, good morning. >> rally with vice president kamala harris coming home all the way from dc to support governor newsome as he's trying to gain each and every ballot that he can again. 6 days always. got to really get the word out about how important it is to vote were here in san leandro are going to see the vice presi

the richmond sandra fell commute as you head out of richmond.en any major problems there. the south bay still looks nice this morning. one oh, one to 8.85 an 82 to 37 on no major issues or delays at this hour daryn. james, back to you. >> thanks a lot. 5.30 to accomplish your local election headquarters. president biden is coming to california on monday to campaign with governor newsome. yeah, they're going to be urging voters to vote no on the recall election. there was a protest know against the governor outside of the state capitol yesterday. our cameras were there. the group called rescue, california is not endorsing any of the governor's challengers. they simply say they just want news. i'm out of office. they gathered at the state capitol campaigning alongside crime victims and business owners who say their lives have been affected by governor newsom's policies and the pandemic shutdowns. >> where not movie stars and not one person is getting paid to be here. we're doing this because we have suffered at the hands of this. governor. >> mean

we'll leave you with a look at the richmond. sandra fell commute under 8 as you head to richmond daria and noel, back to you. thank you. kron. 4 is your local election headquarters and tomorrow. if you can believe it, voters are going to decide if governor gavin newsome will remain our governor. >> or if he'll be recalled its d-day. and this morning we have an exclusive inside california politics, emerson college poll. >> and it shows newsome in a good position as we head to the election. that's right. we asked voters if they will vote to recall governor newsom, take a look at this. 60 1% say they're going to vote to keep him in office. 40%. >> want him removed. and we also asked which candidate would you vote for. if newsom is recalled and republican talk show host larry elder. as you can see, is far away. the top choice at 30% support. everybody else is in the single digits. everybody else except undecided john drake, kevin paffrath. they have 6%. kevin faulconer, john, caitlyn jenner there at the very bottom of the poll with

here, this is richmond, richmond, virginia was almost throughout the civil war the capital of the confederacyurg, bull run, part of the history of this city. a huge moment for this to come down. let me set the scene for you as the work continues to get the statue down. a small crowd has gathered and over here it is pretty clear. some of the people were among the protesters who were out here protesting the robert e. lee statue. just a little while ago, i saw the governor of virginia who would have been over my right shoulder there, he's gone now. he is one of the people who really set this whole thing into motion after the protests essentially. what he did was, he wanted this statue to come down despite the history, despite the fact that it's been here 131 years. and that set into motion a legal fight that went on until just the past couple weeks where the supreme court of virginia cleared the way for the statue to come down. so those probably are the most important things you have to say about this. the other thing, i think it's important, it came out in all of the court action that this stat

reporter: with most of outages occurring in the richmond el cerrito area.the outag out throughout the east bay. for them, they do not have power. >> we saw there was no power here. right away, i called pg&e. reporter: he was preparing prepp busy sunday with many reservations but with no power, he cannot cook most of his food. >> 80% of the menu we are not serving. we are not taking any dine in. we cannot give them a proper meal. reporter: pg&e did not anticipate this many outages. they usually have people clean the powerlines but with a dry year, many lines are full of dirt. they slowly start power but cannot offer a timetable. >> said they are trying their best. they said i have no idea when did no estimate. reporter: he needs the power back before the dinner rush happens. he already had to cancel one reservation and is afraid he will do it again. >> if there is no power until 2:00, we gotta cancel. dion: track real-time weather conditions where you live. this tool shows you the latest seven day forecast, live doppler seven and air quality. you can find it

the richmond sandra fell commute a little und%r 10 as you head out of richmond. and let's check on your commute if you're traveling crockett down to the maze. a solid 19 minutes now. well under back to you. winners and losers with our financial expert. rob black. and rob, i know you're going to. >> talk about stocks slipping. >> and you can talk about that. but then what about this hiring frenzy. i mean, i between kohl's and amazon and it's like if you want a job, i guess you can get one pretty easy right now. >> yes, technically, that's called the job openings. and there's a lot of them, especially the restaurant and hotel industry. but stocks are slipping today based on little bit inflation pressure. but like you mentioned, some that inflation pressure, maybe tie towards wages down the road. we have to hire people. amazon's going to hire 125,000 workers for christmas pay $18 an hour. but like you said, albertsons and every local restaurant i run into. they seem to be having hiring issues. it's good to be jay z. and it's good to be jeff bezos. they're looking to

well open to richmond in the 60's. our former warm spot vacaville her only a 83 now your triple digits just 2 days ago, a big drop in temperatures for you tomorrow. we see temperatures rise just a little bit before we cool things back down again into saturday and sunday sunday being that chance of morning showers. monday. we start to warm up and by tuesday and wednesday. it does look like we could see an offshore wind that kicks into gear could up fire danger towards the middle of next week. reyna john, thank you for that. let's start at the bay bridge as you're traveling into the city this morning. >> a little uptick in traffic. we had an earlier traffic has at their slowest down a bit. a little under 13 minutes for your drive times traffic is building in the south bay. you've got an accident down there to 80 northbound at san thomas expressway in san jose. so again, we're keeping a close eye on that. let's head over look at the san mateo bridge as you head across towards the peninsula. you can make that drive in a li

the richmond sandra fell commute.der 13 as you head out of richmond, not tracking any hazards there. we do have a traffic hazard. this is a disabled tractor trailer. 5.80, eastbound east of south ask a road in livermore making things pretty slow along the air and checking out crockett as you're traveling along 80 down to the maze. it will take about 25 minutes. that's a look at your traffic will have more traffic weather and news. >> when we get back from break. >> 8.54 here and the met gala was held last night. our invitations. i guess they they do. who are you wearing, for you with all my god, i'm mortified. the same dress and see, okay. alexandria ocasio cortez that new york congresswoman, she made sure that she stood out. well, yeah, you could see the writing on the wall. the writing on her back. check it out. she was wearing a dress and and it's a white number that says tax the rich. now frozen sea can really read it. yeah. she's so small around it, right. you have to kind of give a whole panorama view. she was i