>> dear supervisor, i have been living in the richmond for over 40 years. this is in the concert -- kaiser hospital. the sixth avenue is more people. let me tell you. people from far away bring their kids to hear. sometimes to get a lot of people. i am surprised. what are they needed? what are they wishing? you can follow my direction to everything. this is not fair. you have to listen to people's noises from inside of them. a lot of immigration people, they moved to richmond because it is a residential area. we don't want this changed to a commercial area. we want to keep this peaceful place. >> thank you very much. thank you. >> individuals may not express supporter opposition said that we can hear from everyone. i would ask you to respect that. thank-you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i currently live and work in the richmond district and i am also a student. i have personally volunteered my own free time going and asking my fellow neighbors about this issue. the findings by the planning commission provided the following statement -- recent tests provi

i am a 15-year resident of the richmond district. i am a nine-year customer of verizon and i have never had a dropped call in san francisco. the only time was way out on 280 and the other time deep in the presidio. the main issue is whether verizon can meet the burden of proof that they need to install antennas. when the carriers come seeking the desire to install come the wireless facilities, it is typical for them to assert that they must continue. the future demands are usually attributed to the demand of an iphone or the anticipated arrival other devices. the information is that it is relevant to making the case. nothing could be further from the truth. verizon must prove that the current network is accommodating future needs in such a way that only a new phase of a education and only at this location can those needs be met. they have not provide any data that they could analyze to make this case. there is no way to independently test or verify the claims. even during large public of fans like the america's cup, party must be giv

we begin with a manhunt underway in richmond. police looking for a security guard who opened fire on his colleagues at a richmond housing project, critically wounding one. terry mcsweeney joins us via phone from the police department. >> reporter: just got off the phone with a lieutenant. she is giving me more information about what was a shootout last night here in richmond. the crescent park housing complex, every one of the yellow cones is an evidence marker. police say that's where the security guard opened fire last night about 10:30. it began before that argument with three fellow security guards, then went home to concord, opened fire on a neighbor's house, nobody was hit. returned to the housing complex where there was a shootout. two security guards returned fire on him. one of the was hit, his supervisor he's in critical but expected to survive. we didn't know if long was hit. with we know he's still on the loose. >> we don't know what the cause of the was or the argument or what the altercation was earlier in the . thi

issued out happened last night in richmond.--the shootout happened last night in richmond. will tran is live on the scene. >>will: the shooting took place almost nine hours ago. investigators are still here collecting evidence. he was arrested around 6:00 a.m.. he is considered armed and dangerous which is why police officers are breathing a sigh of relief. he was arrested without incident after a police officer spotted his red tag iota, pickup truck near highway 50. he was pulled over after a short pursued. investigators are going to try to bring him back to richmond or even of concord some time tonight. we will get more information on that. i say conquered because they believe before the gun battle took place here, this man could have shot into his neighbor's home 30 times before coming here and getting into a confrontation with his supervisor and then firing shots at his supervisor while the supervisor was inside the building. other securities--to other security officers and then got involved. how did this all happen? >>officer: apparently the eldorado surest county depa

richmond. security guard has been arrested. there was a shootout. christie smith was telling us about this. the suspect has been captured and arrest ed it was quite a scene as he shot a coworker. they have now tracked him down. we'll check back in with christie smith. there's been an arrest in the shootout in richmond. christina loren joins us with a look at the forecast. >> a lot happening this morning. a lot of breaking news. good thing is the weather is on your side. temperatures this morning in the 40s m f 46 in novato. 48 in santa rosa. those are the two call eest cities. elsewhere find a couple of 60s and upper 50s on the map. so making for nice cool start. and temperatures rounding hout in the 70s inland. we do have if i can follow out there, though. as we head through the next few days, high pressure moves in to keep things mice and mild. temperatures in the 70s and 80s. tomorrow the low 70s return to the coastline. if you want to hit the beach, a lot of sunshine and fair weather. here

we have good bustlines in our richmond district. i'm always looking at creating more efficiencies and finding where the needs are. there have been some cuts over the years, so -- to bus lines, like along the outer richmond district area that have led many seniors without a bus route to get up the hill or to get down the hill to go either grocery shopping -- so we are looking at how the system might not be closely enough based on the needs of people like, especially seniors, or disabled people. there's also some bustlines that are less used in the richmond district that we are now working with the muni system to think about continuing but maybe reduce its frequency, but continue its access for many people that live in isolated parts of the city. i strongly support stronger youth discount passes and supporting the bus system so that younger people have strong access. we are trying to work with the school district right now and city agencies to ensure that young people get more support. we want them to be lifelong transit riders as wel

we are following the investigation into the a shooting in richmond.hristie smith will bring us live updates all morning. also the latest on reports that you just saw the live pictures in libya. libyan leader muammoammar gadha has been captured by rebel forces. a group of people with a unique hobby. we'll hear from him coming up at 5:30. >> thank you much, marla. anchts strong man in syria pitted his strength against a train and won. he's not climbing a ladder, he's laying down on a track there. 33-year-old athlete tugged the 150-ton train a number of feet before stopping. he pulled a plane last year and 40-ton trucks in the years past. >> let's go to the roadways. this is westbound 80, the commute direction. the reason i was concerned is we had early word that this could potentially last until 3:00 p.m. ch the latest is that two lanes are open. we see this spreading towards fairfield. more traffic is getting through. still no word on when they kbpt to open the westbound lanes. i will track this and update it throughout the morning. also a look at oakl

richmond police say a security guard opened fire on fellow guards, injuring one. now he's on the loose. >>> terry mcsweeney joins us live by phone from the richmond police department. >> reporter: police telling me they are looking to take the gunman off streets. he's a suspect in the shooting in richmond as with well as shooting up a neighbor's house in concord. i was talking to the lieutenant she says he may be more heavily armed than thought. this is the crescent park housing complex. police telling me that's where the security guard opened fire last night 10:30. police say he had an argument with three fellow security guards earlier in the evening. went home to concord, opened fire on a neighbor's house there. then returned to the housing complex and shot a security guard, his supervisor, that supervisor is in critical, expected to survive but the security guard is still on the loose. >> we know that he was in position of at least one rifle at least one shotgun and a firearm that he wore with his uniform. >> reporter: i'm told he may have had more than one rif

i have always lived around in richmond area, just being around a unique area of the richmond, discovering san francisco in the 1980's. >> i am hoping we can not support small businesses like this because they are the unique character that makes neighborhoods like this so rich and lively to live in. >> i have also been active as a community organizer. i worked at the chinese progressive association. i also worked at the mental health center in the richmond district. i have always been passionate about civil rights, equality for everyone. i have a 10-year-old daughter, so having a girl has made me much more sensitive to gender equality issues. i guess i have always been vocal about my politics, but as a supervisor, i have to listen to other perspectives and making decisions. >> very soon there will be of much more seniors in that area. we are trying to focus on whether a stop sign or stoplight might help. >> tried to look at issues of senior nutrition programs, alzheimer's research, even housing policies that allowed our buildings to become more senior-friendly. also looking at how to suppo

>>> developing news in richmond. a shooting between security guards have left one critically injured and has police on a manhunt. >>> following breaking news in the newsroom within the last 30 minutes reports started coming in that ousted libyan leader gadhafi has been captured. some reports are saying he has die. we'll tell you everything we know, coming up. >>> live look from downtown san francisco, i'll show you where the cooler weather is dense fog for your morning commute and warming trend this afternoon. >>> major bart delays in and out of west oakland. that and "sig alert" in vacaville. >>> a lot going on this monk. we mean a lot. 5:03, thanks for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >>> and i'm kristen sze. reports are coming in that gadhafi has been captured and several agencies saying possibly even killed. >> katie marzullo is following the story in the newsroom. >> reporter: good morning. let me preface this by saying everything we have at this point is only being reported not confirmed. the state department has n

he's expected to be brought back to richmond before tonight.ah the company that manages this complex. they are offering counseling to any resident who might want it. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> looks cloudy there and in san francisco. >> clouds stubborn still thinking about 1:00 causing fright arrival delays of an hour. [ female announcer ] when something isn't right, you like to take care of it immediately. ♪ so when it was time to switch to a medicare plan, you called anthem blue cross. and when your granddaughter's band struggled with your favorite song, you knew exactly what to do. give it to me. ♪ [ female announcer ] we know you're still more rocker than rocking chair... that's why we've created medicare solutions that are just right for you. we have plans with low monthly premiums. plus you have the freedom to choose your own doctor and the comfort of knowing you are protected from high out-of-pocket costs. but this is a limited time offer. so call today to schedule an in-home visit, attend a local seminar, or get answers right over

city of richmond. it's essentially paying gang members >>> tonight there are questions about a relatively new agency in the city of richmond. it's essentially paying gang members to stay out of trouble. here is how it works and who is footing the bill. >> reporter: the people of richmond are tired of things like this. you can talk to just about anyone and they know someone who has been murdered on the street. 4 years ago they opened up the office of ons. >> the work of our office is providing and coordinating targeted intervention services to young men who are most likely to be confronted, who are involved in gun violence in the city of richmond. >> reporter: with a $2.2 million budget its mission to provide services and opportunity for men who otherwise would rely on their weapon. >> we develop them to life skills to stay alive to stay free from gun violence. >> reporter: that was the director yesterday when we interviewed him about a bloody fist that involved some of his clients, he did not return ca

complex in richmond between three security guards all firing at each other. nobody was killed. one man was injured. one man is on the loose considered armed and dangerous. police are still here at the scene after the shooting happened at around 10:30 last night. they are collecting evidence and they are counting the casings, about 50 shots were fired here last night in and around the parking lot. apparently, this all started after one of the security guards, dorian long, came here to the crescent park apartments to work. he left for a short time and came back with several weapons, according to police, and started firing into an office building where his supervisor was writing out a report. that supervisor was hit, but he started firing back. he fired several shots, then two other security guards heard the gunfire and ran over and they started firing at long, as well. well, long ran away. they don't know whether or not he was shot. he is on the loose this morning. he was in possession of at least one rifle and at least one shotgu and a firearm he wore with his

i just spoke with richmond police. they're telling me they have no idea why this security guard opened fire. i want to show you what's going on here this morning. this turned into a gun battle outside the security office. 28-year-old supervisor who was sitting inside, was wounded. there were marks on the tree outside this morning. police tell me that those are from bullet holes. police tell me the shooter showed up with several weapons, including high powered weapons and opened fire around 10:30 last night. the business is called personal protective services. they tell me they're looking for 50-year-old doran long, who is also a security guard. about 9:00 he started shooting at neighbors near his house before heading here. he shot into a neighbor's home. nobody hurt there. neighbors say they didn't know it happened. they were sitting alone in the office when gunfire came from the outside. police tell me he was hit in the chest and the arm. this provides public housing. >> officers arrived on scene. they located one per

district, so we do not have a farmer's market in richmond. one important community service they provide is providing produce boxes, healthy and fresh produce boxes for people on sunday from 10:00 to 3:00 p.m. with tremendous items in it as well. i apologize for those that did not know about this, but yesterday was free food day as well. usually, it is the first monday of the month with the chefs and others will try different types of food for sampling. i do not know of any other restaurant in the city that has a free food monday. the issue -- the other issue i wanted to raise -- supervisor avalos and i will be raising the motion we made last week in support of the occupied wall street -- occupy wall street movement, and i wanted to reiterate that i strongly believe in the efforts around the country, and we are doing our best to challenge the bailout of banks and billionaires' while our communities face growing hunger. i wanted to say that one of my heroes from rage against the machine and audioslave was at the rally, and a number of musicians

there's no basis for it. >> reporter: tom butt was one of two richmond city council members who voted for keeping the chickens in the market. he says people are just too squeamish these days about what they put on their plate. >> particularly young people. they think the food comes from the grocery store. and if you want to be more explicit, they will tell you what aisle to find it on. >> reporter: richmond's live chicken ban takes effect october 31 but it will only last two months because as of january 1, a new state law will make it illegal to sell live poultry at any open air market or parking lot in all of california. in richmond, joe vazquez, cbs 5. >>> one of the world's most wanted terrorists has been tracked down and killed. we'll have the remarkable details of how the united states found him tonight on the cbs evening news. ,,,,,, so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st. ♪ sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen. [ male announcer ] the epa-estimated 42 mpg highway chevy cruze eco.

this is a perfect place to serve the inner richmond. the inner richmond has been a difficult place for companies to serve for quite some time. lastly, i wanted to enlighten you, if i could, about the difference between necessary, desirable, and compatible, and a significant gap. in terms of necessary to the community, we think we have provided you lots of letters to show the community wants this. in terms of significant gap, which for rise and wireless has to show, it is that they have the capacity or coverage gap which have shown you today. it is the equivalent of coverage gaps we have cited in our brief in federal cases. what i put down here is the agreement you all signed a few months ago. you agreed with the community it was not necessary. but the federal court realized there was a significant gap for t-mobile. because they had chosen a means to put that facility, your advisers encourage you to sign a settlement agreement to allow that to go forward. you can make your decision, but ultimately, federal law says that where we have a s

ó to our story in richmond.security guard is in custody after a shootout last night that left another security guard in critical condition. terry mcsweeney joins us with more. >> reporter: i'm at the crescent park apartment complex. according to police this is the site of the second shooting from last night by door ran long. they say it began with an argument at the security office. long left, went home to concord, grabbed a shotgun and rifle and return odd to settle the argument. bullet holes are everywhere at the apartment complex security office. police say 50-year-old doran long had an argument with fellow guards and returned with weapons to finish the argument. >> we responded to numerous calls of shots fired. we located one security officer who was suffering from gunshot wounds. two officers decked us -- pointed out who the suspect was. said he was also a security officer. >> boom, boom, like that a lot. >> reporter: we spoke with a resident. >> my daughter i said are you okay? she said yes mommy. >> repor

maureen-- >> reporter: ken, this is the occupy richmond movement. it started about 4:00 right now and it's still growing. we watched it to go to over 50 people. people are currently rallying and holding signs. we heard about richmond's unemployment rate that's an especial concern. many protesters have a message specific to this city. they plan to target chevron saying it gets some unfair advantages. organizers preparing to leave this group in a march on what is expected to be the largest occupy wall street in the bay area. >> people are fed up with our government. >> reporter: the mayor's office says there are no plans to move the group which this man which lives in the area was surprised to see still here. >> after the first day there was a little bit of foul odor. but they came and cleaned it up. put out the porta-potties and it cleared up. i'm not sure about the message. >> reporter: this photographer came out to capture the moment. a much smaller group maintains occupy san jose which started a week and a half ago. >> you can already see the inte

i highly support the neighborhood in richmond. that is not inappropriate relationship for verizon to put an antenna there. i would really appreciate it if you could vote no to putting the antenna of there. that is not an appropriate location. even though there is high technology and spending, that is not appropriate. thank you. president chiu: thank you. and the other members of the public wish to speak in support of the appellants? do you need translation? if you would like to translate for her, you are free to do that. if she would like to speak in chinese, you can translate after she speaks. >> [speaking chinese] president chiu: please speak into the microphone. >> her name is yang, and she is against the antennas installation. she lives in the neighborhood. president chiu: thank you very much. next speaker. >> i am against antennas on kaiser hospital. please vote no. president chiu: thank you. in the other members of the public who wish to speak on behalf of the appellant? seeing none, why don't we go to the presentation by th

the crescent park apartments here in richmond.say last night one of the security guards dorian long came to work, left for a short time and then came back with at least one gun. he then fired it into the building at his supervisor a.m. some sort of fight. that supervisor was hit by gunfire. he is expected to live. he started firing several shots back to other security guards that were patrolling the grounds, heard the gunfire uv gunfire, ran over. they saw long firing into the building and one of them shot at him. several shots at that points were fired. long ran off. they don't know whether or not he was shot. they don't know why long initially opened fire. >> obviously it's a very serious situation, workplace violence. all the security officers involved, we are very concerned. he is considered armed and dangerous and we're looking to take him off the streets as soon as possible. if anybody sees the suspect we encourage to you call the police right away. >> reporter: police say he left two rifles at the scene and took off with at

anne makovec joins us now from richmond to explain exactly what happened. anne, good morning. >> reporter: a wild scene here at a public housing complex in richmond. police say there were about 50 shots fired last night between three different security guards. they are saying it was basically a shootout and now one suspect is on the loose. let me show you the scene where police are still gathering evidence right now. it was in that office that you see back there, security guard office, where things went down at around 10:30 last night. police say dorian long works as a security guard here at the crescent park apartments in richmond. they say last night he came to work, left for a short time and came back with at least one gun and then fired into that building at his supervisor. that man was hit but is expected to live. and that man then fired several shots back. two others saw him and they shot him. police say they don't know why long initially opened fire on his supervisor. >> from what we understand, mr. long was in a -- some kind of altercation with the

. >> detectives say doran long junior got into a shoot-out with his supervisor in the richmond office. >> this after the suspect fired bullets. >> here is brian williams. >> good day from new york and in just a moment from washington, as well. moammar gadhafi who led libya for 42 years is dead. and we're about to hear from the president of the united states in the rose garden. we'll keep an eye on that scene as the president exits the oval office, makes his way to the podium. before we do that, our choef foreign correspondent richard engel just back from yet another trip to the region. what does this death mean? put it in perspective? >> it gives libya a chance to start over. they don't have to keep looking for gadhafi. the fighting phase of the libyan revolution can be over. and it sends a message around the region. mubarak is gone, he's on trial. syria's regime is on its back foot. now gadhafi after 42 years is dead. >> this piece of videotape, there are several, but this one is circulating around the world today. this shows moammar gadhafi not in great shape but alive and in custod

cannot see the complex but you see the building, the suspect worked for a company and police in richmond and in concord are looking for 50-year-old duran long. he is accused of shooting two co-workers at the crescent park apartment complex. they say long is armed and dangerous and they are confirming he is also wanted there for something that may have happened in concord. an argument happened here. >> he got into some altercation with his supervisor and he rereceived a rifle and shotgun and began shooting at his supervisor. he is in critical condition at this time. >> police say the supervisor and other security guards returned fire it is unknown if he was sit by the gunfire. he may be driving a white toyota truck. it was run by one former retch month police, -- richmond police, security guards were out here and bought them weapons or at least instructed them to buy weapons and that company was let go because of the controversy. the company that long works for is a new company which is out here at the cent park apartments. we are trying to get in there and speak to them live for my next

he said that he felt it very strong in richmond. it was one of those quakes that seems to have propagated a long distance. >>darya: nothing fell off of the table. there was no damage. >>jackie: normally with a violent, long-lasting earthquake, you will see the camera shaking. you do not see it in this, but you do see the reaction of customers. the owner basically said, i did not deal with as much as i heard it. he thought that someone is slammed his front door. he has a surveillance video with a camera on it. i shot the video at 5:36 a.m.. for people in the area, they said that they heard in more than they felt it. >>darya: that was jackie sissel reported live. that was the same spot that we have earthquakes hit a few weeks ago. this is all a part of this warm. >>will: were you scared? about not not really. i am waiting for the big one. >>will: fortunately no one was hurt and nothing was damage. everyone is grateful that it was not bigger than 3.6. some people here, including people who stayed in hotels, tourist celtic. i will have

community meeting this evening at 6:30 at the richmond rec center. the police chief will answer concerns about the incident and i and others will be there to give our condolences to the family but also make our communities safe and address issues such as domestic violence in our neighborhood. the rest i submit. >> seeing no other names on the offer -- on the roster, that includes roll-call for introduction. president chiu: was going other two are four-o'clock special orders? the first hour like to call is the order about the edward the second project. if you could call items 45 and 42 as well as an item 10. >> persons interested in decisions of the planning department and the commission's affirmation of the-declaration adopted and issued on july 14, 200011. projects located at 3151 through 3161 scott street. item 37 is the motion reversing departments issuance of the- declaration. item 38 is the motion directing the findings. item 39 is the person's interest of planning commission's presentation on properly located at 3151-3155 scott street. item 31

are struggling. >> richmond's mayor warns of lay offs. and chef reason says it is not senator to hurt the largest employer. >> what you are making verses the value of the property is different. >> they question how the county came to value it. they were awarded an $18 million refund from 2004 to 2006. >> now, each side gets 60 hours to lay out the case. they want to be done in five weeks. hearing have been canceled the past two days. >>> apple is no longer the number one smart phone maker in the world. that is now sam sung. they grew 14%. >>> medical marijuana advocate advocates submitted a petition for the new ordnance that shuts down medical marijuana. >>> the department of defense said today staff scar again dunning was killed yesterday. he was from the area and was serving in japan. >>> a japanese american from morgan hill is going to receive the highest civilian honor. he fought in europe. >> when the government said you are not an enemy al yanks this turns things around. >> that award is the congressional gold metal. it is going to

it has been in place for the past hour and a half coming from the richmond area northward.tty good downpours in the leesburg area. we picked up one lightning strike in the past few minutes. isolated thundershowers through the evening but everything continues to be mainly to the west of the metro area. temperatures holding pretty much in the mid-60's right now. once the cloud coverage with a little bit, we will see temperatures in the '60s by morning. temperatures in the mid-forties across much of the midwest. nash fell 46 degrees on music row. 46 in indianapolis. the cooler air will move eastward. mostly what we will notice is the drier air. satellite and radar shows action to the west and limited whether action coming up through north carolina virginia and west of washington into parts of western maryland. we do not think we will see anything severe in the evening hours. a large circulation. it will take awhile to clear it out. eventually the dry air out west will move in. high pressure will move in from the midwest. that will give us a beautiful string of days friday, sat