in richmond and sunset we have close to 120 kids. so, we have been serving the community to serve these families. we have head start program, by the way. when we have nationwide connection they work the head start program. i want to share one thing. we feel very, very gratitude to be in san francisco. because every time when we connect with those people nationwide, statewide, we couldn't believe how much resource we have in san francisco, how much we invest in early childhood education. so, that's a gratitude i really want to share with you, with all -- with the mayor, with supervisors, and all the departments. thank you for the support to our children and families in this community. [speaker not understood], i would like to share some comments, how do we do better here. i would like to see the community that we can continue invest in early childhood education as a foundation of everything. and i would really love to see allow cbos to be able to make long-term planning. every year we almost have to learn year after year after year, w

>> we have coordinated ntrs and there is one past the richmond station and now, richmond yard does notave power. they can't bring him here to serve people on the richmond to freemont line. >> what are you doing about this? dispatching trains from other lines to get on to the richmond- freemont line? >> that is correct. we're taking trains from other parts of the system, sending them to the richmond to freemont line and that is why we're thinking in 30 minutes or so, we can start serving passengers again on richmond, the freemont line. >> and i would assume that is affecting other lines this morning. is there any other fallout from this? >> no major impact on the other two lines that operate on sundays. we have three of our lines that operate on sundays because of the reduced ridership, but those two lines, pittsburgh point to sfo and dublin- pleasanton to daly city, the operating schedule is a matter of getting the trains from the other maintenance yard from richmond to freemont. >> do you have any bus bridges in place right now? >> we don't. there is parallel service provided by ac tr

at the richmond district senior center, we are people. we are people who speak mandarin, cantonese, tagalog, russian, french, vietnamese and english. we are just people there, a lot of people together. we have some developmentally disabled seniors at the scenier center. one of them plays the conga in our drum circle each month. we get our funding through a community services contract with the city. a third of that contract goes to paying our rent each month, each year, i'm sorry. and that rent a year is $50,000 approximately. i was told that i could ask mayor lee when i was here, and i would ask you to talk to our landlord. maybe you can get a rent reduction for us. that would be very helpful. thank you. thank you. (applause) >> all right, thank you, linda. so, now i'd like to call up caroline from the jewish family and children services. anyone from jfcs here? okay, all right. so, i guess we'll move on to public comment, then, or summer jobs, actually, here. >> good morning, everyone, mayor lee, supervisors, department heads. eric mcdona

i'm peggy fox in richmond.oming up. >> right after the break teamwork is the name of the >>> most young folks love enjoying the outdoors and here in d.c. there is a nonprofit organization helping kids sharpen their soccer skills while learning the importance of teamwork. today on hero central jc hayward salutes d.c. score. >> keeping kids engaged and regularly using their brains and minds is really important because summer learning is a massive problem in this city. >> reporter: d.c. scores provides a soccer and arts summer camp for 250 students in the district. nana afari is a former student of the program but now is working as a summer counselor. >> i currently play striker. >> reporter: afari started playing soccer with d.c. scores in the 4th grade. >> he was very quiet, very shy, didn't speak english very well and over the past what is now nine or 10 years i have watched him from liking soccer but not communicating very well to being a coach, a counselor, a mentor to young people. >> reporter: through the y

i have always lived around in richmond area, just being around a unique area of the richmond, discoveringan 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 support

we're live here in richmond -- richmond, i'm brian flores. >> we're following several developments outim president has dissoferred the islamist parliament. there are reports that they called for protests today. they want president mohamed morsi to be returned to power. morsi is now reportedly out of detention in the ministry of defense in cairo. >>> a group of uc students arrived at san francisco's airport last night after their study abroad program in egypt was cut short. the students' parents say it's been a nerve wracking weak vol following developments in egypt. >> it unnerved me when the embassy recalled the staff. i found that was a sign that things degraded to the point where we could be concerned. >> i came there to see. >> the uc students were supposed to stay there until july 16th. many say they had an incredible time and want to go back some day. >>> the u.s. missile defense agency will conduct tests. a target missile will be launched from the north pacific and an incenter missile will be launched from landenburg. >>> for the past month nelson mandela has been very ill. docu

ktvu's brian flores is live in richmond and says this all started in a converted garage. brian? >> reporter: claudine, good morning. just a devastating situation for a large family who lived

we have more from richmond this morning with the actions being taken today. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning. the schooner is off the shore here in richmond, actually stuck in a couple of feet of mud. the owners plan to use a crane to lift this boat out of the mud and bring it back to shore. yesterday divers finished patching up holes on the boat. the home made schooner ran ashore on the 4th of july near the break water and after that the boat was ordered to be raised up out of the water. it is a 70-foot boat. before the accident they sailed on various festivals and used the boat for charity rides, as well. ever since the accident the couple has been raising money for repairs and this major recovery operation that again will get under way later on this morning. they expect to start attaching the crane and lifting the boat out of the water after 8:00 this morning. we will be here and show you what happens. live this morning in richmond, alex savage, ktvu news. >>> the santa cruz city council meets behind closed-doors later today, reconsidering a c

still fire crews from richmond fire department and richmond police are here. coroner's van is here as well. they wheeled out the body around 5-10 minutes ago. for more we will bring. >> right now the fire is under investigation. we had our fire companies arrive on scene. we had a converted garage on fire. initial size up we had victims inside. we did a search of the building. we found one person outside that was treated right away and transported to kizer hospital and then to st. francis burn center. the other victims war found in the residence. they were coulded on it was a family of eight and three lived in the converted garage. >> reporter: any other injuries to report? >> no. >> reporter: any cause? it seems the fire was quick to started. >> yeah the cause is under investigation. that will be ongoing for the rest of the morning. >> reporter: in terms of having this garage conversion, do you know what the rules are for having that? is it illegal to do that? >> reporter: that -- >> that will be done by the fire prevention bureau. they had extension cords run

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of where those homes are located represented by the yellow dots nearly half of the homes near in richmond are under water. kron 4 news explains how this city can take action. >> reporter: today it is worth -- >> right now it is probably at $175, 000. >> she's all about the city of richmond's plan to purchase her mortgage from the bank. this will allow her to refinance at an affordable rate. >> the principal is to reduce to the market rate then i think i would stand a chance of owning my home. >> this program will not cost the city anything. >> the mayor and others announced the plans to help over 600 homeowners who are under water. joining with resolution partner to get the funding for the program. . by saying keeping people in their homes, served a direct public service for the better. >> we are very committed to keeping our neighborhoods and communities intact so richmond can move over and recover from the house crisis that we still suffer. >> the plans can make borrowing more expensive for the entire community. >> a small group of people might be helped by the proposal if it goes throu

flames in a substation knocked out power to the maintenance yard in richmond and shut the richmond to fremont line down for 45 minutes. crews rerouted cables to restore power. >> this morning, police are trying to determine whether drugs are alcohol played a role if a deadly head-on collision in sugar land tremendous. a car going 100 miles per hour. russiad into another vehicle on washington avenue. the collision killed 57-year-old mia faumuina and critically injured her husband. the jeep driver is in serious condition. investigators say they are waiting for toxicology test results to decide which charges to file against the driver. >> san francisco police are searching for at least two suspects of a shooting that left a man in critical condition. police say the victim was shot after getting into a fight with at at least two other people near the intersection of 29th avenue and geary. the suspects took off before police could catch catch them. >> a neighborhood group is batch in court to block construction of the first new elementary school in burlingame in 50 years to move ahead to s

that will oversee the folks in the richmond districts the same services. and the ability to sell acholic beverages along with gorgeous is a convenience for our neighborhood. well over 70 percent of target stores sell acholic beverages it's something that customers expect and it's a same part of targets overs it gives the target shoppers the consequence of one stop shopping and pick up a bottle of wine among other items. if you have seen the report from a l u you know that this area is not over concentrated with off sale licenses which is unusual. there are 7 off sale licenses and only 4 currently existing. the area is considered high crime according to the abc formula which is why we're here. the police department has reviewed targets operations and we've worked close that officer fong and the police are confident that the sale of acholic beverages will not create or agree have a right imply crime in the areas and the police department is recommending approve that target has agreed to. supervisor farrell's office is in support of the request and you'll be

. >> reporter: the two people shot and killed both in their 20s and both from richmond. that is the latest from here in oakland. >>> thank you very much. great interview there. right now at 6:32 bart workers on strike. it is day two out there. this morning no deal in the works between bart and union employees. that means no bart trains running anywhere here in the bay area. that means a rough morning commute. this morning expect a jam packed commute on the bay area roads, bridges and ferries especially from people coming in from the east bay. a hub for buses out there chartered by bart. commuters right now being herded on to buses at west oakland bart from four different bart stations. want to give you perspective on this. buses pick commuters up at bart stations. those buses then go to west oakland bart where passengers are then bussed over to the station in san francisco. quite the role. >>> choppers got a live look this morning. this is what commuters are dealing with. looks like that is a bart train that is running. let's get off that shot. they were inspecting lines

>>> raising a sunken sailboat up out of the water in richmond. we'll tell you about the complicated -- complicated recovery. >>> good morning. it's tuesday, july 23rd. i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. this is "mornings on 2." not to confuse people. >> it's pam cook. >>> will there be some rain? >> yeah, we had some up the north, especially up the coast. there's been reports of some sprinkles. a lot of cloud cover over us. that's for sure. occasionally we might get some rain. 60s, 70s and 80s. >>> good morning traffic on the san mateo bridge. a little foggy there. northbound 101 looks good. back to the desk. >>> new this morning, all of the runways at la guardia airport in new york city, they are hope. this is following a very serious accident involving a southwest airlines jet flying in from nashville. poppy harlem is in new york to show us what happened after the landing gear collapsed. poppy? >> reporter: well, it was shocking. it was frightening this landing last night at la guardia airport. southwest airlines 345, the nose sliding along the r

i work here at the richmond village. began at washington high school. my question and sort of comment is one about youth workers' rights and my question is to mayor ed lee, do you have a plan regarding undocumented youth and their access to jobs during this budget year? because one of the issues that we come across daily and annually is the access our youth have to jobs even if they're not documented and legal. so, thank you. >> thank you, kay lee. we're going to have comments towards the end, but people can point -- pose questions or make comments, but thank you. next speaker. >>> hi, my name is jen. i am a student here at george washington high school. i'm a junior. i also work for the beacon at presidio middle school nyca. yeah, i just wanted to mention that, and that funding for us is a really important and it helps people like me and other students who are here today get jobs and be able to work. >>> hello, my name is kevin chin and i am also a at george washington high ask and richmond village. i am in multiple programs in the beacon such as young

other jurisdictions with high concentration of immigrants such as the city of berkeley and richmond as well as santa clara county in california have similar policies in place. as do the county on or chicago is located at washington dc. the ordinance will stop divide family and rebuild trust between the witnesses and immigrants and legal community policing efforts. together with this policy, we can strengthen trust in our local law-enforcement and improve public safety and advance our most cherished values and constitutional rights by due process for all. lastly, i want to thank the many people who supported this legislation from the community. we honor today symphysis go defense committee and other organizations i like to mention as well. asian-americans advancing justice firmly known as asian law caucus. angela chan with them has been a great advocate for this ordinance. the bill of rights defense committee. the california policy center. just cause, central american resource center. chinese for affirmative action, communities united against violence, lower street community services, i

it'll be a problem for folks through richmond. we'll follow that and the chp updates coming up. >>> and here are today's top stories. firefighters are on the scene of a house fire in south san jose that trapped a woman and more than 100 cats. crews were able to free the woman. she says only about seven cats survived the flames. >>> nine people were arrested overnight in oakland during protests stemming from the not guilty verdict george zimmerman. several businesses along broadway and telegraph avenue have been vandalized after protests turned chaotic overnight. >>> one of the six jurors who acquitted george zimmerman says she had planned to write a book about the trial, but now, she has changed her mind. she is not spelled out the reasons for this. but she did say her isolation in the jury room kept her from being aware of all of the outrage over the case. the juror's name has not been released publicly. >>> yahoo! has won an important case in the fight against secrecy and domestic surveillance. >> scott mcgrew, yahoo! may soon r

>> guest: a couple of them were from richmond. garrett was from richmond, among others. frank's aunt and uncle were from richmond and were big businesspeople there. they helped finance the paper. it--it--to this--to this day, i'm not--i'm not exactly sure. i mean, i--i didn't know--i didn't have a job. i didn't know exactly what i was going to do. and i got a call from frank, who said, 'you know, these guys are starting this thing. you want to be a part of it?' so i had nowhere else to go, so i ended up in richmond. c-span: so here's bill scott--congressman bill scott, from virginia... >> guest: right. c-span: ... republican, and bill spong, senator from virginia. >> guest: right. c-span: and you go off to do what? >> guest: we, of course, were going to do a major investigative piece on--on bill scott. i mean, we--of course, we were going to go after him hammer and tong. and somehow i ended up assigned to--to write this piece. i don't remember exactly how. basically, it was a ve--vicious hatchet job i did. it wasn't hard. scott was a very big target. he was not well like

atmosphere and overturning the atmosphere. 69 in brentwood. 60 at lafayette. 50 at bodega bay and richmond district is 53 and redwood city is 58 and san carlos 55. if you were on top of mount tamalpais you would see a colorful sunrise with low clouds here, high clouds off to the east. nearly 40 degrees from the cost inland and mild and fog and slightly cooler this weekend with the biggest drop in temperatures inland. very quiet pattern over us right now and we will see a lot sunshine and the coast will see a little bit more sunshine than yesterday. 91 in morgan hill and 91 in gilroy the warm spots. most of the santa clara valley is in the mid-80's and santa cruz has more sunshine and 76. 78 to san mateo and let to mid 80's for the rest of the peninsula and low-to-mid 60's along the coast and we will flirt with 70 in downtown and south san francisco and 75 in sausalito and check out san rafael and novato, 91 is the warm spot, and petaluma is the cool spot at 83 and the coast is let to mid-60's and along the east bay shore mid-to-upper 70's and a few 80's are possible in union city and castr

looking and richmond, the richmond-san rafael bridge. there are signs of a stronger sea breeze.ome fog is also in parts of san francisco that was really not the case yesterday very long. got chewed up. it won't matter in las vegas and palm springs. 94 already. 73 sacramento, 79 in fresno. you can see the shower, it went through if parts of san francisco. it was -- if we could have sticked instead of zagged, probably would have had more in the way of showers. it's pushing out to sea. however, some of that did leave some of the humidity behind. there's still some downstream. we'll see if some of that moves around. inland, hot and humid. but there's a lot more fog today than yesterday. 60s to 100s. but again, you add that humidity. it's just awful. but there is a little bit more of a delta breeze. so maybe things are starting to change. not enough for some of you. it does look cooler after the 4th and the weekend looks much kieler -- cooler inland. >>> how much this b.a.r.t. strike is costing the bay area in lost productivity. we'll lightning into the nuts and bolts of negotiations

all this big backup as you're coming down the eastshore freeway out of richmond and off the richmondbridge. university avenue, the crash just cleared. that will set all these folks loose heading toward the bay bridge. lit get worse right there. >>> 6:58. final check of the day's top stories. fire crews mopping up after a two-alarm fire at a dare spa in mill valley. the fire broke out about 3:00 in the evo spa in the strae berry village shopping center. fire causing about $50,000 in damage. >>> the faa taking action in the wake of the deadly asiana crash at sfo, now telling foreign pilots to use gps because construction made glide slopes unavailable on two of the airport's main runways until late next month. >>> nbc's savannah guthrie will sit down with anthony castro for an exclusive interview, the son of the ohio kidnapper. last week ariel castro pled guilty to kidnapping and raping three women he held captive for nearly a decade. that's what's happening on today in the bay. back at 7:25 with a live local update. >> may want to grab a jacket. we'll see you back here tomorrow. >>> go

washington castles ar castles ad for a redskins, and they openedd up their training facility in richmond. you won't believe what they hav to say about rgiii. that is as the news sports su at 6:00.   cast l  >>> scare of state john kerry's' wife is improving. teresa kerry suffered a medicall emergency on the island of nantucket. we are live with the latest. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry is at bostonon remaining at his wife's side since she became ill yesterday.t a spokesman for the secretary se releasing a statement after conducting tests overnight anden this morning, doctors at massachusetts general hospital has upgraded mrs.kerry's condition, from critical to stable. it's not known what caused the medical emergency, but she may a have suffered symptoms similarm to a seizure. the heinz company heiress met kerry, following the demise of his first marriage. >> she played a critical role in miss political r revival in many ways, i don't think he gets to be a nominee for the presidency without teresa heinz. >> rep

we'll be able to provide power for richmond yard and move those trains out. >> the richmond fremont line was shut down for about 45 minutes. >> in developing news we could be just one week away from another bart strike. contracted negotiations between management and employee unions are set for tomorrow and big sticking points are salary and benefits. a spokesperson says progress is being made and they are optimistic a strike won't happen. stay with us. we'll have updates on the negotiations on our website at abc7news.com and on the abc7 morning news beginning at 4:30 a.m.. >>> if you parked at bart's west oakland or macarthur station, get ready to shell out more money. rates will rise 50 cents tomorrow. >>> new details tomorrow about a boat loaded with bundles that landed in santa cruz. four men have been arrested and booked on suspicion of transporting marijuana. it contained 1200 pounds of pot. authorities believe the 175 bundles were smuggled from mexico. a state lifeguard noticed the men suspici acting suspiciously. they ran away you but soon captured by law enforcement agencies. >>

we'll be able to provide power for richmond yard and move those trains out. >> the richmond fremont line was shut down for about 45 minutes. >> in developing news we could be just one week away from another bart strike. contracted negotiations between management and employee unions are set for tomorrow and big sticking points are salary and benefits. a spokesperson says progress is being made and they are optimistic a strike won't happen. stay with us. we'll have updates on the negotiations on our website at abc7news.com and on the abc7 morning news beginning at 4:30 a.m.. >>> if you parked at bart's west oakland or macarthur station, get ready to shell out more money. rates will rise 50 cents tomorrow. >>> new details tomorrow about a boat loaded with bundles that landed in santa cruz. four men have been arrested and booked on suspicion of transporting marijuana. it contained 1200 pounds of pot. authorities believe the 175 bundles were smuggled from mexico. a state lifeguard noticed the men acting suspiciously. they ran away you but soon captured by law enforcement agencies. >> weather

police in richmond rushed in to clear out city council chambers last night after loud, angry protests disrupted the meeting. joining us live in richmond to show us what happened and what one city council member is saying about it now. alex? >> reporter: and, you know, dave, lately there have been quite a few richmond city council meetings that have turned rowdy. it's unclear what these protests are all about. city council members had to clear out council chambers here behind me because of several disruptive protesters. they were called in to clear out the chambers and some were escorted out arm in arm. in the end, there was no one arrested. they even broke out in song. >> they were forced to watch a meeting set up in the lobby. city residents who were signed up to speak were escorted back into chambers five at a time to do so. leaders are not sure what's behind these demonstrations, but there was a post on the facebook page of tom butt. he said at this point he's not sure exactly what's behind them. no one was arrested but last night's city council meeting brought to a halt. >>> ktvu

the scooter was built by haden and fern brown who live here in richmond. their boat is well known here in the sailing community. they sail it in various festivals and use the boat for charity events, as well. the couple has been raising money to pay for the repairs and obviously the complicated recovery effort that has to happen here. they expect that will get under way later on this morning, some time after 8:00. we will be here to bring it to you. for now live in morning in point richmond, alex savage, station stakes. >>> san mateo school trustees are scheduled to meet today to discuss whether to take a league action against the college board. ktvu brian flores is at mills high school to explain why parents and students are so upset about the college board's decision to require student to retake ap tests. brian? >> reporter: good morning, pam. ap classes, advanced placement classes, are meant to give high school students a leg up on college classes, a leg up on history classes and what not. many are wondering how they can keep the test results even thoug

richmond bridge loading up as well. folks using this are going to be met with heavy traffic going to take 20 minutes to make it from san rafael and into richmond. cheryl? >> thank you. >> the city of oakland is giving dwlifrz got a ticket yesterday a break. officials had told the public there will be no enforcement, turns out some showed up to work and handed out tickets. anyone who did get a ticket will be getting a dismissal letter, soon zac transit providing buses today though drivers are in the middle of a commute of their own. still, there were long lines waiting for a bus this morning in oakland. >> driver is g i did a detour got to work about 15 minutes before i had to start. worked out perfectly for me. >> the contract expired on sunday. >> ferry system making a difference for commuters. we're live in san francisco. i sai saw long lines there today when i came through. how is this now? >> well, it's still jam packed but you can see people getting ready to board we talked to folks who tell us they're loving the f

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are under water in richmond. the city want to buy under water mortgages for lender at current mortgage value and refinance at other rate through other lenders. >> there is tremendous legal authorities for richmond and if only necessary to do in the public's interest to condemn of the loans through the use of the domain. >> closely watch by other cities across the country. >>> facebook coming back and wall street is nearly complete. after announcing the new partnership with -- facebook shares are up more than 6% and closing at $37. 22. >>> the fed begins the two day policy meeting. the fed is due to make a statement tomorrow and investigators will be looking for any change through the bond buying stimulus program. >>> less than an hour left to go until polls close in the santa clara county. the district voters are decided between the following. those candidates say getting out the vote was a top priority. voter turn out is expected to be low. . polls stay open until 10 p.m.. >>> owner say the gold club on santa cl

and the road here in concord and the richmond city hall parking lot on the civic center place in richmond. the gun buyback will be on this coming saturday. >>> time is 7:36 -- 7:38. let's go to sal. some areas are not having a bad traffic time. >> yeah, you are right. some are very good. the bay bridge is one of them. on the freeway, because of the earlier crash on 80 westbound. things are improving a little bit, but still backed up pretty slow all the way down. that puts them there just to show you where the accident was. and it will take a while to unwind as it will be a block for the bay bridge. if you look at the bay bridge, it will be absolutely right. it will be a nice drive on into san francisco for them with no delays. and this is northbound 101 looking better than what it normally does as you drive to the san jose airport. >>> and 7:39, lest go to steve. >> thank you, sal. a lot of gray skies for the twitter nations that have been surprised this morning for them. and they need to put those socks on. they say oh, i like this summertime pattern in the bay area as you like that, the

even through richmond things start to slow.the good news in all of this, folks i think left a little bit earlier today and that is the good news because we are not seeing the major trouble spots as we saw yesterday. that's good news. otherwise the accident we told you about on 580 right at the road. it was because of an earlier accident. it slows through to 205. very slow go on 580 this morning. >> thank you very much this morning. 5:49. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi going head to head with republicans on capitol hill every day. today she goes one-on-one with raj mathai in what we call the interview. the representative from san francisco talks to raj about hillary clinton possibly running for president in 2016 and what it is like to be the minority in a republican-led house. >> they have the majority and they are obstructing the president. we are not obstructing the president. we didn't obstruct president bush when he was president. we disagreed and contested him on the issue of privatizing social security and the war

right now the ball is in the city of richmond's hands. when the monitors do go out, they'll be going to atchison village and richmond. terry mcsweepy, nbc bay area news. >>> tomorrow, a military judge will announce the verdict in the badly manning case. he's the army intelligence analyst arrested in 2010. he's accused of leaking about 700,000 documents to wikileaks. the most serious charges he is facing is aiding the enemy, which carries a life sentence. >>> democratic congresswoman is working on legislation that would reign in the nsa's collection of tell phone data. she said, there is a growing sense that things have gone akilter. edward snowden leaked information about that program last month. >>> the senate overwhelmingly approved james comey to head the fbi. he was the justice department's number two official under president george bush. he made a name for himself in 2004 when he refused to renew a program that allowed eavesdropping of domestic phone calls and e-mails without warrants. >>> tomorrow, voters will decide who replaces ge

. >> pam: in richmond, nearly half of the home mortgages are underwater. an estimated 46-percent. and now the city has come up with a way, which it says, will help struggling home owners stay in their houses. >> pam: on the steps of city hall, the mayor and supporters announced a plan for the city to buy mortgages from banks. both current and delinquent . the city would buy the loan at fair market value. and allow the homeowner to refiance. the city says, if the banks do not agree to the plan, the city can take the action by using its eminent domanin powers. >> this is not taking homes away, this is keeping people in their homes at. and building our neighborhood stability. >> pam: in all, the city of richmond wants to buy 626- underwater loans with the intention of adding more homes, if the plan is successful. they believe the action will help to keep neighborhoods stable. those against the plan say, it could make borrowing more expensive for the entire community. >> pam: richmond would be the first city in the nation to take on local principal reduction. >> catherine: the verdict

he has his grand vision, going to go richmond. my most brilliance aboard and is now taking over the army. he will go to atlanta. two prongs. i will take richmond. he will take atlanta. the war will be over in a month or so. and in the unexpected happens. richmond is pretty close to washington. atlanta is a lot longer. good transportation and roads. atlanta is and this so-called wilderness of the georgia pine wood. grand kiss near richmond, but then we have these names that even today make a shudder. cold harbor, wilderness', spotsylvania, petersburg. and if you look at the army in may of 1864 and you looked september, almost 80 percent is killed, wounded, or missing. the reputation of grant is changed. people -- mary todd lincoln is calling him a butcher, murder. you get the impression that although that is a very much more difficult task to fight right in front of richmond, he has done something that is not politically sustainable. suddenly you have fremont on the left. he says that lincoln should not be nominated. forestry's say

mid 60's for richmond.ll continue with cooler weather for the next couple of days. >> we will see a return of clouds. we have a lot of things going on in the bay area. the temperatures will cold and you should be prepared to have a jacket with you. these are when a lot of the events will start. this includes the j ay-z justin timber lakes concert., justin timberlake cont as well as the baseball games. the 7 day around the bay highlights a morning fog. we will have cooler weather for sunday and monday. >> the time is 6:17 a.m.. an east bay mother is charged with vehicular manslaughter for causing a crash in richmond. that killed her young daughter. the five-year-old girl was ejected and crushed by the s-u-v. you can see the wreckage from the may 20th crash. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. prosecutors say, arkita myers was not buckled up in a car seat. four other people. including myers' 7-year-old daughter -- were not wearing seat belts -- they survived the crash. >> we'd like

en richmond, todo tipo de fuegos artificiales son ilegales y las autoridades confirmaron que existe une ellos. los bomberos dicen que la cochera donde vivia la familia no tiene detectores de humo y que es posible que por eso, la pareja no logr escapar. ---el hijo de las victimas continua hospitalizado y se desconoce su condicion.. ---es todo de mi parte, regreso contigo. cesar ---esta noche, investigadore s continuan recolectando pruebas y testimonios de un accidente de juegos pirotecnicos en un parque que dejo decenas de heridos en la ciudad de simi valley, justo al norte de los angeles... ---carlos botifoll nos amplia. take pkg 0:01 0:33 cesar ---una concejal es blanco de un crimen motivado por el odio racial... take vo ---se trata de nancy young, miembro del concejo de tracy, quien el martes por la maÑana reporto que vandalos crearon una swastika frente a su hogar... ---los vandalos tomaron algunas rocas de su jardin y las acomodaron de tal forma para que semejaran el simbolo de los nazis... ---ademas, los sujetos vandalizaron su auto pero la funcionaria asegura que no se dejara int