outer richmond, in a richmond -- inener richmond. >> to preserve? mr. mcdonnell: in addition to or replacing -- mr. pilpel: i am generally not with the language they provided. i think it is less hopeful. i think this language is better. mr. mcdonnell: we will go district by district. the proposal is to utilize -- the district is described on the bottom of page 8. mr. alonso: yes. mr. leigh: yes. ms. melara: yes. ms. mondejar: yes. mr. schreiber: yes. ms. tidwell: yes. ms. lam: yes. mr. mcdonnell: thank you. all right. district 2. oh, -- mr. pilpel: oh, can we also have them not avoided -- voided -- mr. mcdonnell: please keep going. >> can we separate and jordan park from the village? mr. mcdonnell: the proposal is to keep -- i will refer to it as the consultant draft. >> i am sorry. no. mr. mcdonnell: hold on. the proposal is to use the consultant language of district 2. mr. alonso: yes. mr. leigh: yes. ms. melara: yes. ms. mondejar: yes. ms. lam: yes. mr. pilpel: no. mr. schreiber: yes. ms. tidwell: yes. sure. do i leave it in the paris laugh -- paragr

richmond, in isolation, is unlikely to achieve a big effect and richmond has taken bold measures to really be at the forefront of this. many other communities are talking about this very issue. >> the campaign to oppose richmond's soda tax is already under way. a local group with encouragement from the american beverage association and the local teamsters union is going door-to-door to fight the tax. for his part, the council member says he would prefer to have a national or even a state tax passed. but for now, he is trying to encourage bay-area governments, including oakland, berkeley and san francisco to join him in the fight against sugary beverages. >> belva: well, that's all for tonight. i want to thank you all here for joining us here this evening. remember to visit us at kqed.com/thisweek for past episodes and segments and to subscribe to the news letter and podcast and share your thoughts about the program. in closing, we bring you images of some of the more than 100 olympic athletes from california. the state with the highest number of competing in the names this year. we wish th

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president newlin: does anybody else from richmond want to speak? >> now that obviously all these things are in place and you see that they have improved themselves, how do you feel personally comfortable? do you feel comfortable that these guys have went through the trouble to really reevaluate their business plan and truly feel that they want to be responsible owners? >> i do feel that way. communication with them is night and day. i know they have a lot of help now. before, i do not feel they took anything you said into consideration. it was kind if if they ignored us, we would go way attitude and that has changed. the gibbons heads of -- they give us heads up, they gave me a calendar of who they have booked ahead of time. it has been a tremendous turnaround. president newlin: that was a great presentation, thank you. do we want to hear from the rocket room people now? soon to be known as huggy bear's love room or something? >> i am here with tim choy, the permit holder. hopefully it will be called timber, it will be the beginning of something ri

so a lot of problems down in richmond. if you were planning to head there early this morning for business or whatever your needs were, you want to be aware of that both north and southbound 95 in richmond closed because of the two separate incidents. let's go back over to the maps this time to southern maryland where there are no issue to report. route 5, 301, everything is fine through the beltway and through oxon hill. new hampshire avenue at adelphi road, nice and quiet. all mate major corridors in from the north look pretty much like this. i'll update you on the situation on 95 at 4:55. back to you. >> thanks, monika. >>> 2014, that could be next time anyone is allowed to go to the top of the washington monument. structural damage from the 2011 earthquake is the reason why. this is video from inside the monument on that day. the national park service is in the process of taking bids for repairs now. the monument may not be fixed for a year or even a year and a half. >> we're hoping to get it done sooner but i think we

richmond got hit with a lot of rain. actually reports over 3 inches. this is extending into the northern neck and even toward parts of senior maryland. look at this stuff east of richmond. not a good ride down 17 going to williamsburg. southern maryland south of leonardtown approaching st. mary's city, watch out, our friends at buzzards marina and ridge. you'll get a little rain this morning. let's go to monika at 5:00 a.m. with a look at time saver traffic. >>> at 5:00 a.m. most of your overnight construction has been cleared up i'm happy to say. good morning, everybody. the beltway is looking great. no problems on the north side of town between college park and bethesda. all of the major corridors including 270 and 95 are also incident free. let's take a live look outside right now. if you're planning to head on 270, looking good from clarksburg down to the point where the lanes divide. you can see all lanes are open. no issues to worry about right now. let's go back over to the maps. this time we'll go into downtown where i want to let you know all

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

richmond has the ironworks, which is one of the few centers of confederate industries, so richmond is of extraordinary political importance, and that's one of the reasons why -- it sort of seals the deal. they moved the capital to richmond. in retrospect, was it really such a good idea? no. but everyone early on thought the war would be short and weren't thinking these things through. mr. manly? >> going back to the whole size issue, i mean, i'm sure that the russians were very aware that their country was huge. is there any evidence that southerners were aware, like, hey, we have a pretty large piece of real estate here if we can just survive? >> yes, and i think that some of the newer scholars show that there's more talk of a guerrilla partisan strategy by some people, by some confederates early in the war, and there's more criticism than we used to think of people like lee for being too -- well, what school does he come from? your favorite institution on the hudson, right? the place you love to hate, right? well, that's too strong a term, right. we're joined. we're purple. so -- an

has a lot to offer. >> i shop in richmond, we go out to eat in richmond.d we come here on weekends to bike and hang out at the park. just a lot of beautiful bay coastline here. >> reporter: others say independence day is a time to reflect on our nation's accomplishments and what this country stands for. >> it's the spirit into people's hearts. it gives them opportunities and the hope for the future as well. >> reporter: tonight's celebration was hosted by the city of richmond and private businesses. richmond residents told us they would like to see more events like this one where the community comes together. reporting live here in richmond, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and ktvu.com has a special tab dedicated to the the 4th of july holiday. where you will find many of tomorrow's fireworks displays. >>> many experts are reminding you to remember about your pets. pet owners are advised to leave your animals at home and inside. experts suggest turning on the tv or radio to help drown all the loud noise of those fireworks. >>> there will not be a decis

has a lot to offer. >> i shop in richmond, we go out to eat in richmond.ike i said we come here on weekends to bike and hang out at the park. just a lot of beautiful bay coastline here. >> reporter: others say independence day is a time to reflect on our nation's accomplishments and what this country stands for. >> it's the spirit into people's hearts. it gives them opportunities and the hope for the future as well. >> reporter: tonight's celebration was hosted by the city of richmond and private businesses. richmond residents told us they would like to see more events like this one where the community comes together. reporting live here in richmond, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and ktvu.com has a special tab dedicated to the the 4th of july holiday. where you will find many of tomorrow's fireworks displays. >>> many experts are reminding you to remember about your pets. pet owners are advised to leave your animals at home and inside. experts suggest turning on the tv or radio to help drown all the loud noise of those fireworks. >>> there will not b

very heavy rains in richmond closing parts of 95. a few sprinkles in fredricksburg getting into charles county n. st. mary's county you can see some of this heavy rain. point lookout toward deal island seeing the downpours and thankful for the much needed rain down there. we're going into the 89s on with a spotty shower. let's get an update on your morning commute. >>> we have an unfortunate situation right now near the pentagon on the southbound side of 395 right near route 110 or 110 near 395. it looks like it's a fatal hit and run accident with lots of police activity there. you want to watch your step in the pentagon area. route 110 and 395. i'll keep you posted on that situation. if you're planning to head around there, let's take a live look close by route 1 and 110 looks okay. if you're planning to head northbound on 395 or southbound on 395 itself, you'll be okay past the pentagon as well. we'll keep you posted on that situation. back over to the maps and this time to the north side of town. no problems on 95 between baltimor

davis was back in richmond, actually, his habeas corpus hearing was in richmond. ironically, not only in his former capitol but in the building that housed his former executive office. before the war it had been, a course building and a post office and a customs house and then after the war it was a federal courthouse, so that's where the hearing was. so he was back here at that time and at least one other time after the war, too, although he never returned to this house. we are a research library, so we do have that function. and that's very important for many of our guests. researchers or academic who is are doing research in our library right in the museum over there, but for the average visitor, i think that is the most important thing to me as a guide. that's what i want to hear. when someone takes my tour and they tell me, i want to go read more about this, then i feel good. i've done my job. >> this was the second of a two-part look at the white house of the confederacy. american artifacts airs every sunday at 8:00 a.m., 7:00 p.m. and so:00 p.m. eastern tim

lisa, i heard some issues down in richmond. >> yes, that is true.tting to reopen that for us. southbound was clout -- closed. northbound is already open and the storms that came through, they had a series of accidents in that same location. what about the other side of town, beautiful stuff. live -- light volume. come on in. >> it is 5:00 for the and we have learned that the dalai is coming. >> this is happening october 11. he will give a lecture on religion and ethics. it is orchestrated by american heritage voices, a nonprofit indian on american culture. not yet been released. 5:40 and 73 degrees. >> the latest on the race for the white house. >> coming up, a two young children locked in a van when it into gear heading straight into a busy street. we will show you the video of haole stranger took action to save them. >> find out why your choice of than youreflects more style. take you inside the message. >> a televised political debate jordan gets heated and then out of control. there is a gun. how dangerous it got at 6:00 a.m. race couldidential

>> we are a full service gun for the youth in richmond.rk with the most at risk youth in the community. for in-school year for 15-18 in local high schools we provide after school academic supported in a program called straight talk on prisons. we have 70% exit exam pass rated and you have to have less than 2.0 gpa. so they coming out 2.5 gpa and 70% of them are passing the high school exit exam. >> cheryl: that is fantastic. >> last year was largest year of seniors, 26 out of 29 got diplomas and other three are still working. we have muir career academy fors that have thing to complete before to get the diploma. >> i remember reading note about you, you had trouble in high school because your english wasn't that good. how much help did you get? >> well first time in high school was quite an obstacle. i wasn't used to the language. i completed all the credits but they gave me this test. i took the test but i couldn't pass it right away because my reading comprehension. so knowledge of knowing the test and allning how to readll this good stu

warship built and city of richmond that is being restored here. this year is more poignant than ever shipowner lows boyle is fighting to keep the volunteer as a stroke victory a legacy of world war two history of post after richmond city councilman suggested charging the ship up to $10,000 a month to park at the port where it is not free of charge for 13 years. eteocles there's no way we get paid 10,000 a month. but for the council and this is simply a matter of months the city of richmond is close to $3 million in the red and was a says the red oak has some fine and that the radar for years. did waves of a two-step was visiting our ports since 1999 at a cost of $10,000 a month and had not paid 1¢. you can't let the budget gap of millions of dollars on a little restoration projects of volunteers. but once back rent a whopping $1 million worth he points out that the uss iowa which shipped out from the port and a paid $30,000 a month to dock here is a good keep the city from laying off workers. >>> usually averages personally would try to get money

. >>> 4:34, sal has an update on a crash in richmond, sal? >>> that's right, we have a crash we want to investigate. chp is investigating a fatal crash on the richmond parkway. it happened shortly after 7:00 near the westbound exit. a man was riding his motorcycle but the accident closed all eastbound level for several hours. let's look at the traffic on reputation mop bridge into -- richmond bridge into marin county looks good. highway 4 westbound, it looks good with no major problems on the way. this is a look at san francisco, northbound 101 approaching the 880 split, that looks nice, let's go to steve. >> understanding in front of them, we have a little humidity to the mix inland and it is going to be a cooler day, gusting to 30 and that's an extra whole day on there. a lot of low clouds are make it for inland locations such as livermore and concord and if it makes it there it will be a cooler day. moffett runs warm and after it, it is a sunnier day. temperatures continue and now some upper 70s and lower 80s and concord 79, 67 oakland red

unless everybody agrees that at this time we will leave it under the auspices of richmond station and our staff, we will go from there. good luck and thanks for the improvement and thanks for the oversight and hopefully, richmond will have only hookah clubs in the future. ok. item seven. regarding applications for permits under jurisdiction of the entertainment permission. two jacks, 401 haight. >> this is a seafood restaurant in the neighborhood. the restaurant has been in operation since 1977. this would allow the operators to have live music including music and poetry. we have received no communications of concern. several neighbors and the neighborhood group to support the permit application. president newlin: great. is the applicant here? come on up. welcome. >> good evening. i wanted to say that i am second generation omer -- owner of two jacks. i am their only child so i decided to take it over in 2006. i was born and raised in san francisco, and tended -- i attended st. ignatius, uc davis, class of 1998. i have two gorgeous babies, i am a wife. i am grateful i have two parents

, reports of several possible tornados on the ground east and north of richmond and that is the matched and warm is come -- the batch we missed and now it's warm and muggy. temperature at reagan national, 86 degrees and that is not comfortable at 11:15 at night. the dew point temperatures in the 70s and some upper 60s, low 70s and winds out of the south at 3 miles per hour and partly cloudy skies, warm and mug overnight. we have a threat of a stray thunderstorm, although most of the area should be fairly quiet overnight and that is some good news. the risk of storms return tomorrow afternoon and some details on that and the five- day, including the holiday. back to you. >> thank you, tucker. >>> and we have some updated power outage. pepco's numbers have gone up. of course, they told us that sometimes trees continue to fall and that they're doing work where they have to take people off of the line for a short amount of time. they reporting at nearly 381,000 customers without power. dominion virginia got better, less than 341,000 without power and bge's numbers are standing at 50,700.

i live in the richmond district. the reason i tell you what i do for a living is that i care about human needs. especially children. however, as a humanitarian and a nature lover, i am appalled about what is about to happen at golden gate park. i attended the meeting with supervisor mar. i attended a planning meeting. and i had to endure five hours. the soccer fields, the big stadium, the parent drop-off and pick-up points, what this would be better. i waited five hours until i could speak my piece. what i had to listen to is just pure manipulation, and it was just really sad. it was from children were coached to do this and adults that should know better. the big question is why, why when there is an alternative, why this insistence on golden gate park. and do you know what? hi found out the answer. there is the fischer family, the owners of the gap and others, they said they were going to fund it, but they were not going to find it unless it was at golden gate park. i guess it means one thing to have a placard even

andres velasquez/residente de richmond 1:45 el nos quiere disfrazar de una forma para que nosotros nossentido estos grupos ya se habian reunido con el alguacil del condado con poco exito, pero hoy salieron mas optimistas. padre ramiro flores/iglesia san marcos de richmond 1:56 se esta abriendo mas a ver que realmente no tienen bases firmes para su plan, no saben las estadisticas de los inmates no tienen algo claro para basar sus proyecciones pilar nino. 2:07 al menos por ahora estas organizaciones lograron que se pospusiera la votacion de la fecha original a agosto 9 para permitir mas estudio del tema pilar nino noticiero telemundo 48 cu ---el polemico proyecto para conectar el bart con el aeropuerto de oakland llego hoy a una etapa clave. take vo ---los empleados de la obra comenzaron a colocar vigas entre las columnas ya instaladas a lo largo de la calle hegenberger. ---una vez que se termine esta fase del proyecto, los trenes podran correr a lo largo de la linea de 3 millas de longitud que va desde la estacion "coliseo" hasta la terminal aerea. ---el proyecto de mil millones de dola

this is the richmond bart stations.re the neighborhoods harvested by foreclosure. >> seamen has awarded san jose more than 8.5 million. they will be able to hire 27 new firefighters. rob fladeboe explains why it is making a big difference to the department. >> the whole idea is to make sure that lease of four firefighters across the nation. >> officials announced on friday that the nation's if smallest big city fire department is about to get a bit larger. the fire chief says that will make a difference in terms of public safety. >> it is a forum for us to be with to provide the level of service are citizens deserve theory that has everything to do with capacity. right now, san jose fire resources are often stretched thin when dealing with simultaneous emergencies. the extra firefighter should tell reduce the number of rolling brownouts days when an stunts like this one at station 9 are taken out of service fee to save on over time. >> it is a big deal because it allows us to get a couple of pieces of equipment back int

richmond is not the only city with this problem. but the mayor said that ridging has been hit especially hard. >> it is always the more low- income communities who have been tricked and manipulated into these loan situations. >> bases here to make sure something happens. >> organizers say that the goal of the tour is to pressure banks to take more responsibility for the many foreclosed properties in richmond. they say that they are sick and tired of the crime and blight associated with these houses. the >> for former recruiters for the academy of art university in san fransisco say that the school was drawn up their own rules to entice applicants. all at the government's expense. the former employees are suing the school in federal court, claiming that their pay was adjusted based on how many students registered. and they say the school then lied about it to the feds to boost financial aid pay out. but the school says that its method was allowable under a legal loophole that existed at the time. >> a two year-old boy dead in the wak

hill was a 26-year-old carpenter who escaped from richmond in january 1853. he was hidden by a friend of his mother for nine months before he could safely leave richmond for norfolk where he boarded a ship for philadelphia, leaving behind a wife, who was free, and two children. over the next few years, hill kept up a constant stream of letters to still with introductions and suggestions about how to get his family out. his wife and children would join him as would his uncle and a brother later in 1861. william still, then was the conduit the transmitter of information between hill and his family in virginia. he arranged to have a large box of goods belonging to hill's wife shipped out of petersburg to canada. it was the discovery of a letter from his son who had escaped to canada that raised suspicions among authorities of cambridge, maryland that the reverend samuel green, a free black minister was involved in the escape of slaves from the area. the authorities news because the slaves all passed in front of green's house. somebody went green was involved. au

nick smith is live from the richmond police station where officers are investigating this. nick? >> absolutely. carolyn, richmond police confirm they are actively investigating the alleged attack against san pablo city councilman paul morris. tonight morris is at home recovering from his injuries. san pablo city councilman paul more rirks the alleged victim of a july 3rd attackid not want to speak with us today. >> councilman morris? >> morris is president of this company and served as a san pab bloi councilman since 2. he says on july 3rd he went to a home to interviews himself to the tenant of a home his company recently acquired. morris told them he was on the doorstep when a man suddenly ran out yelling get out! get out! and punched him in the chest. he fell backwards and the last thing he remembers is hitting his head on the concrete. >> there is no reason to believe he was attacked because he was a council person. i don't even think he had time to tell the person he was the new property manager. >> it was then they say things took a bizarre turn. morris told police he was d

va, gracias por estar con nosotros y soy ramÓn adame en ausencia de marÍa leticia, las casas en richmondnmuebles donde cometen delicti delictivos y flavio nos tiene necesito. >> los residentes manifestaron por que el banco no refinzaron las casas y esto atrae a muchos vecind vecind veci vecindad ars de la ciudad. >> queremos que limpien todas las casas. >> mÁximo es un propietarios de una casa de aquÍ en richmond donde hay casas abandonadas y muchos tiran basuras. >> queremos que en salven estÁs cosas para que no te cometan crÍmenes. >> este grupo de residentes dicen amar a la comunidad y con el apoyo de la alcaldesa le piden a los bancos que limpien estÁs casas y sobre todo mantener el orden alrededor de las cosas. >> en realidad si afectan a la comunidad que estÉn ha aÍasÍ. >> mientras tanto unos que estÁn perdiendo sus casas piden refinanciamientos para que no terminen igual sus casas. >> que nos ayuden a todos los que no podemos pagar. >> la alcaldesa dijo que en richmond hay una ordenanza con la cual la ciudad manda peticiones a los dueÑos y si no limpian los inmuebles la ciudad le

nick smith is live from the richmond police station where officers are investigating this. nick? >> absolutely. carolyn, richmond police confirm they are actively investigating the alleged attack against san pablo city councilman paul morris. tonight morris is at home recovering from his injuries. san pablo city councilman paul more rirks the alleged victim of a july 3rd attack did not want to speak with us today. >> councilman morris? >> morris is president of this company and served as a san pab bloi councilman since 2. he says on july 3rd he went to a home to interviews himself to the tenant of a home his company recently acquired. morris told them he was on the doorstep when a man suddenly ran out yelling get out! get out! and punched him in the chest. he fell backwards and the last thing he remembers is hitting his head on the concrete. >> there is no reason to believe he was attacked because he was a council person. i don't even think he had time to tell the person he was the new property manager. >> it was then they say things took a bizarre turn. morris told police he was

nick smith the is live from the richmond police station where officers are investigating this. richmond police confirm they are actively investigating the alleged attack against san pablo city councilman morris. tonight morris is at home recovering from his injuries. san pablo city councilman paul more rirks the alleged victim of a july 3rd attack did not want to speak with us today. >> councilman morris? >> morris is president of this company and served as a san pab bloi councilman since 2. he says on july 3rd he went to a home to interviews himself to the tenant of a hom compan his company recently acquired. morris told them he was on the doorstep when a man suddenly ran out yelling get out! get out! and punched him in the chest. he fell backwards and the last thing he remembers is hitting his head on the concrete. >> there is no reason to believe he was attacked because he was a council person. i don't even think he had time to tell the person he was the new property manager. >> it was then they say things took a bizarre turn. morris told police he was driven in his car unco

as supervisor for the richmond district, i have to listen to the residents of the inner richmond and other parts of the park who have some concerns also of the impact of traffic and perhaps new families and people that will come in to visit the fields if we approve the project so i am looking at how the hours and the lighting can be mitigated if the project moves forward as well. i am looking forward to this debate and appeal and will be weighing carefully in favor of families while trying to protect the environment as well. looking forward to this appeal. thank you. president chiu: thank you. supervisor chu. supervisor chu: i have heard from the residents of my neighborhood and close to the project site and it wanted to thank you in advance for the comments you have provided to our office by e-mail, by telephone, by mail and also for folks to come out today. i look forward to hearing the proceedings and listening to the facts of the case and did -- to determine whether the eir is sufficient. thank you. president chiu: thank you. why do we hear from the opening argument by the appell

richmond residence say they hope there will be more events like this that promote richmond in a light> san jose joey chestnuts promising to eat like a beast. he thinks that he can break his record of 68 dogs in ten minutes. events competition at 9:00 a.m. pacific time. chestnut's arch rival will participate in his own contest today instead of nathan's he is eating another new york hot dog brand. >> 68 that is a lot of hot dogs. >> five is a lot though. >> that was a big game. >> i'm kind of hungry now. i wish i had a little barbecue here in the newsroom. you know what, we are doing pretty well. i want to mention the public transit systems will be on sunday or holiday schedule. most of them are on sunday schedule. if you look at muni, bart, cal train and ace train. ace train has no service today but they will resume service tomorrow. let's get to live pictures now or to other things. this is highway 4 westbound looks pretty good. kind of empty. but no big traffic here. northbound 280 that also looks very nice driving up to highway 17. 6:27 let's go back to the desk. >>> preparations ar

pilpel: in district 1, we might continue to use the reference to the outer richmond, in a richmond, as opposed to the -- the doe'[s richmond district. i don't know that we need to make specific reference to doe in this section. ms. tidwell: can i make a suggestion that we clarify that i write down the deviations' currently in these districts, and then we can work on incorporating the other comments that we decided to do? we will come back with a final draft before we get to this. i will e-mail it and then i can include it. give me some time to draft. >> as and give you time to make the draft? >> the rest of the needs 10 minutes to include and crea a

down in richmond southbound on 95.of that if you're going the length leaving washington, d.c. let's go back over to the maps this time to 270 where there are no issues out of frederick. we're looking into into clarksburg. no problems at the point where with the lanes divide. we'll take a look the at american legion bridge. things are fine between bethesda and the river. we'll go over to the east side of town at 4:39. >> thank you, monika. >>> congress is back from its 4th of july break ready to get back to business. >> the first item on the house agenda, repealing president obama's health care law, the affordable health care act. susan mcginnis has more. >> reporter: house republicans are making a move to repeal president obama's health care reform law. >> this has to be ripped out by its roots. this is government taking over the entire health insurance industry. >> reporter: just days after the supreme court upheld the law, the house begins debate today and will likely vote tomorrow on house resolution 6079, the repea