breaking news from richmond.nt was shot in a drive- by shooting at kennedy high school in richmond. ktvu is getting a lot of calls from viewers that several police officers andal blanses are -- and ambulances are at the school. the campus is lockeddown. viewers are telling us -- locked down. viewers are telling us that the roads are shut down. the student is in the office. we'll have more details as we get it in. >>> richmond also, police are investigating a deadly crash that caused a power outage. it happened at 9:30 on the richmond parkway near west mcdonald avenue. some neighbors say it ad a number of cars were racing when -- it appeared a number of cars were racing when the vehicle slammed into a power pole. one witness who did not want to show her face said another driver stopped at the crash scene. >> the person that came out of the camaro screamed out, i killed her! i killed her! >> deadly crash caused a power outage that at one point affected hundreds of homes and businesses. power has been restored to al

guns are used in a lot of crimes here in richmond. >> once richmond police confiscate the guns, it stays in one of these bins until it's clear. from there it ends up right here. the weapons in the yellow bin will be melted. police destroy anywhere from 500 to 800 firearms each year. as officers work to make the community safer, removing the firearms from the streets seems to be lowering the number of gun-related crimes. in 2011, 26 people were killed in richmond. that number dropped to 18 in 2012, 16 last year. >> there's been a decrease in violent crimes citywide which is a good thing. gun violence is down as well. one gun crime is too many. >> richmond police say the district attorney's office and the people right here in richmond help get those guns off the streets. live in richmond, paul chambers, ktvu 2 news. >>> no suspects in the deadly shooting of a man at a crowded gas station. a second man was wounded in last night's shooting. witnesses tell ktvu another man was struck in the foot by a stray bullet and is expected to survive. the victim's name has not yet been released. >>> hea

it's backed up all the way through richmond on interstate 580.to the quarter run a 80 southbound and south bay freeways have enough slow traffic to gorham. i have a complete traffic check when we return. welcome back or tracking hotspots and weather and traffic. less certain whether hotspots. >>: does not won the creaky as to the san ramon valley at 6 a snake and terror. temperatures are passed quickly rising. it's sunny and clear was that of cool but agency on the map now rarity at 70 degree weather. service is gone now 71 oakland 70 san jose is right near the 70 degree mark. with the upper 60s for conagra and livermore. santa rosa us also warming up to the upper 60s. his attempt here's a look like today the hottest spots will most likely be in the east bay. we're looking at delta temperatures to be a from 9497 degrees 96 for livermore valley. in the south bay will be in a low 90s. seven cisco downtown 79 freedom and up in the north bay upper 80s. it's gonna be a cooler day for the no. 8 mid-70s cellular expect for the . then the bus will finall

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richmond 94. san rafael, 95.cord highs today in san francisco, going back to a 92 year record beating 1922 and we will beat it by five degrees. santa cruz is 95, another record high and nearly 100 in the south bay and mid-90 throughout the peninsula until you get to millbrae at 90 and mid-to-upper 80's along the coast and 92 in downtown near a record 90 in south san francisco and 889 -- 89 in sausalito. 97 in napa and low-to-mid 90's along the east bay shore and triple digits throughout the east bay valley. mainly south facing beaches is where we have the issues today with the large swells. tonight, as warm as this morning, low 60's to mid-50's and watch the wind coming offshore and late this afternoon they start to blow back on shore and that is going to be the cooler sea breeze that takes over and drops the central bay in the coast nearly eight to 14 degrees tomorrow. we will get cooling inland by friday and the 90's are going and 80's are gone by saturday. >>> we have our fair share of problems in san jose a c

in richmond, lilian kim, abc7 news. >>> the c.h.p. said they will arrest a hospitalized santa rosa man for felony dui after he crashed his car and killed his wife. officers say 33-year-old john norman was under the influence and speeding when he veered off a road near calistoga last night colliding with a tree. his wife a 33-year-old woman died at the scene. he was airlifted to the hospital with major injuries. he is also expected to face charges of vehicular manslaughter. . >> a community is rallying around a boy fighting cancers. all the proceeds from an auction last night at the elk's club in san ran fell will go to ron's family. ron died from a heart attack not long after his son zeke was diagnosed with cancer. zeke's cancer is called rms and it attacks his muscles. when he was diagnosed it was at stage 4 but despite all of that the family is in good spirits. >> they are survivors and they are staying positive. they are getting through stuff. sometimes it's a difficult situation, but they are persevering. >> zeke's mother said he

richmond police are investigating the homicide.me of the other stories we're watch right now. the teenage stowaway is back in the south bay tonight. authorities in hawaii say the teenager is safe, but they're not saying when he will actually be back at a santa clara home. his father flew out earlier this week to hawaii. it's been nearly two weeks since the teenager hid out in the wheel well of a plane bound for hawaii. the 15-year-old survived sub zero temperatures during that five-hour flight. >>> plus, win or go home. for the golden state warriors it's that schiimple. we have more of the game coming up in sports. >>> a cool down in the bay area. live look at downtown san jose. it's a beautiful day. not hot but very, very nice out there. lots of sunshine. great day. meteorologist rob mayeda joining us with a first look at weather. >> the first look at weather looks cool compared to two days ago. 67 degrees in san jose and livermore. the drop-off we're seeing at the inland temperatures as much as almost 20 degrees cooler at this ho

. >> it will take you 30 minutes to get on the richmond and fremont lines. green and red are affected so take an alternate form of transit, and muni and ace train, all running on time and ace train one is experiencing a delay but nothing like bart. keep ituned to abc7 news and i will have the upstates and follow me at twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> from emeryville camera to the eastern span of the bay bridge the traffic is moving along quite slowly, as well, but, first, to meteorologist mike nicco and the forecast. >>> good morning. we will talk about winds, the big story. on live doppler 7 hd 13 miles per hour wind at oakland, napa, fairfield, 16 at sfo all blowing to the east and that is strong wind and a reason why we will be cooler-than-average. around the bay, mostly gray and breezy by noon and 61 with increases sun by 4:00 and only 62 and chilly 59 in the evening. inland, we have clouds that will open by noon and 66 and breezy 67 at 4:00, and chilly 62 this evening with temperatures hanging in the mid-to-upper 50's for the entire day at the coast with inc

men were deserting from hospitals in richmond was they were hungry. think about "blue mountain" one of the reasons he leaves the hospital is he is hungry. in philadelphia they com plain about soldiers going out and coming back and being nasty like a drunken college student. whereas in the richmond hospital, they complain the men go out on the streets and steal food from the locals. you cannot recover if you are starving and that is a report from all over the place: that the southern hospitals didn't have enough food. they were roasting rats according to one nurse in the richmond hospital. >> host: dr. margaret humphreys is a professor of history and medicine here at duke. where did you come up with the tit title? >> it is a walt whitman quote. he is famous for being a nurse in the washington hospitals and he is known for that quote "the real war will never get in the books". he was horrified by what he saw in the hospital and felt it had no relation to the glory of warfare. and his few of what happened is much of the same as probably most historians w

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he is on what is also known as richmond parkway. the woman was behind the wheel of a ford us mustang but a -- mustang but a witness we saw, several other cars stopped in the road and one man was frantic. >> one man was screaming help, help, i'm sorry, i didn't mean to. we couldn't do nothing, but you can hear the girl screaming loudly screaming help, help me. >> and the witness saw a number of people either running away or driving away from the scene before officers arrived here. >> if any other cars were involved in the crash, they reached out looking for an update on the investigation and we will learn what the problem was. last night, it led to more than 700 homes in the dark but as you can see here at the intersection, the street lights are still out so be careful if you are coming through this area. coming up, we will tell you what prevented neighbors from rescuing the victim of last night's crash. alex savage ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> people in one oakland neighborhood are saying it is dangerous in one community and peo

. 35:20 ir a la sala de emergencia de kaiser de richmond es mucho mas pequena esperar mucho mas tiempo 35:27 o tendrian que ir a berkeley o a martinez maria aguilera/usuaria del hospital 32:05 no pueden traerme yo me vengo sola, y si tiene uno que ir mas lejos como voy no voy a poder ir 32:1 2:35 de mi casa ahorita 15 minutos y para el otro lado como 40 minutos 2;42 11:19 sino estamos aqui la gente va a morir punto 11:20 este centro lleva arrastrando una crisis economica por anos 11:48 miramos a personas indocumentadas, sin seguro o con muy poco seguro muchos de nuestros pacientes no pueden pagar 11:56 el ultimo intento fallido por salvarlo fue que los votantes aprobaran un nuevo impuesto para financiarlo....s in embargo esto fue rechazado la semana pasada... ahora le estan pidiendo al condado que asuma el control.....per o.... luz maria gomez/vocera supervisor john gioia 34:53 pero el condado no tiene los 18 millones de dolares al ano que

men were deserting from hospitals in richmond because they were hungry. they thought -- think about the book, blue mountain, the identify goes out of the window. one reason he leaves is he is hungry and they can't get enough food in the hospital. in philadelphia, people complain about soldiers going out on leave from the hospital and coming back and carousing and being vulgar and nasty. sort of like drunken college students in richmond, the people complain the men go from the hospital and steal food from the locals. so you can't recover if you're starving and that certainly was one of the major factors. we have reports from all over the place that the southern hospitals didn't have enough food. it's pretty basic. they were roasting rats, according to one nurse in the richmond hospital. >> host: dr. margaret humphries is also a professor of history and a professor of medicine here at duke university. where did you come up with the title "marrow tragedy"? >> guest: a quotation from walt mittman, marrow may be slightly one word off but whitman is famous for

the shooting happened this afternoon on 580 in richmond. live at richmond police headquarters where she learned the victim's identity. >> he's broussard, 31-year-old from san francisco. detectives here in richmond have been working this killing for hours. a car accident that was more. >> drivers were stunned to come upon a bad rollover crash, one that closed eastbound lanes and gridlocked richmond streets. at least five bullet holes in the drivers door and witnesses who saw the suv go out of control said shots fired reporting party advised they didn't see the shots but heard them and smelled the gunfire. >> arriving officers found the man dead in the drivers seat. homicide detectives canvassed the scene. >> and people from the neighborhood watched expressing relief other motorist were not entangled in the violence. that could have been worse if it hit a family out here for cinco de mayo. >> pop, pop, pop. >> the driver ahead of the victim heard the shots. the windows and sunroof open. >> in this area, this is like the third shooting in this

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brian webb is in richmond and brian, what are witnesses telling you? >> reporter: well, we did talk to a few witnesses. first of all, i can tell you traffic is finally flowing again all lanes of 580 back open after about a five-hour delay. now this investigation gets moving. a high-speed homicide with no suspect in sight. >>> reporter: what seems like a straightforward car crash had a much more sinister start. >> i heard a shot. >> reporter: what did that sound like? >> it was just like five or six shots, pop, pop, pop, yeah. >> reporter: walker was driving along 580 toward berkeley when he heard several shots and came back a couple hours later to see the crash. >> it's too much! it's too much. too many guns out here. >> reporter: authorities say the man driving was shot and killed before crashing into the median and 1:00 this afternoon. officers immediately closed the highway looking for clues. a tow truck driver cleaned up the mess and traffic was backed up for miles and several hours. >> it's sick. >> reporter: todd lives in the area and says this i

this is south of richmond -- the richmond train station. the train was going to san jose when it hit the pedestrian. the train continued on its way at about 4:20 p.m. this afternoon. >>> now to new developments about the stowaway. he had taken yet another trip. live outside the boys home where we're learning that to -- the teenager is no longer in hawaii. >> reporter: the boy left to why yesterday. the question is, where will he end up? it may not be here at his santa clara home. the boy is reportedly in the custody of the social services. >> as one journey ends, another begins for a 15-year- old from santa clara. the teenager stowaway made national headlines two weeks ago for surviving a trip from san jose to malley by hiding in a wheel well of a plane. it was a longshot attempt to find his birth mother. the boy is no longer in hawaii. but where he will ultimately end up, remains a mystery. the san jose mercury news is reporting that the boy is in the custody of the santa clara county of department of children and family services. his fath

the decisions made at city hall will help make richmond even safer for cyclists. after the ride started, it lived up to its name. a ride of silence. except at three stops. >> the injury left him with a broken neck and two broken ribs. >> reporter: the back of riders with a police escort stopped to tell stories of schoolists killed or injured in richmond, or even elsewhere. debra palmer lost a friend, and iraq war veteran. >> a lot of motorists maybe don't realize that cyclists have a right to the road. that's one of the intentions of the ride. >> reporter: the city employee helped organize the ride. he says another intention is to improve what he calls a budding bicycle city. >> we've been making improvements every year, but you know, ten years ago, it was a pretty tough place to bike. >> the scene of one fatal accident was barrett avenue, no home to one of richmond's newest bike lanes. even on this ride there were difficulties. heavy traffic, incomplete bike lanes, and rough roads. >> the thing for me, and it's all over california. we have horrible roads. lots of

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she joined the board of directors of the richmond services in the richmond district advocating for mental health services focused on the needs of asian-american and the asian pacific islander. if one-on-one anyone wants to learn more go to sf.com and cynthia has sparked the mentor association are i want to perhaps embarrass her a moment with a blog that wrote a review and tests going to be celebrating it's fourth anniversary they asked her, her personal style but mentioned that cynthia also as he mentioned before said the approach to her business is appreciate the diversity around her to fit in and appreciate the diversity but asked her what about our personal style he said i have two businesses and two kids i'm all about xhofbt and almost also found in booties and t-shirt baggy on top or jeans and a wlarz blazer i want to honor the fashionable cynthia heating. cynthia. >> here i thought it was a little bit gary's thank you for honoring my work and for the responsibility and great effort for continually improving any community i want to thank my husband and sister for being incredible par

in meeting with many of the local leaders from merry run and richmond i think it's absolutely necessary we looked at climate change as a recreational problem so cropping with our colleagues across the bay in richmond i support solar it's not enough. professor jacobson an expert says unless we change our decisions to oil we're endespairing the future generations of our planet we need to take dramatic action i think this ordinance burglary move forward i urge the mayor and pg&e to come to the table that comes up with a workable solution it's about the future of our children and climate and families >> supervisor avalos okay. colleagues any additional xhimz comments roll call volt. >> on item 32. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor chiu. supervisor cowen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. supervisor mar. supervisor tang. there are 11 i's. the ordinance is passed think the first responder >> item 33 was considered by luld and economic meeting on may 12th and forwarded it's an ordinance to amend the public works code for the

traffic backed up to the richmond bridge. tonight, richmond police are asking for help. >> at this point, it's still a preliminary investigation. we don't have a motive. detectives are trying to determine what the motive might have been for the shooting. >> reporter: richmond police hope that anyone who saw the shooting here on 580 saw that other car that they don't have identified, will call into police headquarters. they need a description of the vehicle. homicide detectives are working to case tonight and so far, the only description they are giving of the man who was shot is he was a young man in his 20s. reporting from the 23rd street overpass on i-580, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. we are following another developing story on the 15-year-old stow away. we are told he's back in california. kimberly joins us from the teenagers home. any sign of the young man? >> reporter: no sign, yet. the family has not spoken to us, yet. but, authorities in hawaii have. they said the teenager is safe and off

the hilltop mall in richmond scene of a jewelry heist. police say a thief posting as a sears customer pepper sprayed an employee right at the counter yesterday. the jewelry is worth up to $50,000. >>> another pedestrian was struck today on sunset boulevard in san francisco. a 20-year-old woman suffered a broken shoulder in the latest crash. police cited the driver. it is the same spot where a 78- year-old man was killed back in february. sfmta says it's going to put in a traffic light at that intersection. >>> a morrissey concert in san jose gets way out of control. fans who got a little too excited some dodged security guards to give morrissey a hug. but one fan took it too far. basically tackled the 54-year- old singer. morrissey left the stage mid- song. >>> two bodies found inside a burned bay area home. how the fire may have started with a late-night snack. >> my family legacy. >> it's a living breathing being. >> why a beloved bay area redwood tree is slowly being disfigured. >> it is a cloudy and cool night for baseball here in fre

this happened around 9:30 in richmond on the parkway. people would live on the street came running out when they hear the crash. there were other men there, they say, but they all took off. a woman agreed to talk about what happened but did not want to show her face on camera. >> we came over and we seen the lady's car crashed with the passenger inside and we seen two other cars which was a charger and the other, i get, a camaro or...what was it? ...a core yet, something like that the person that came out of the we camaro screamed loud "i killed her." >> police have not tracked down the men. they have not made any arrests or figures if cars were racing before the crash. when the car hit the pole it knocked out 740 customers' power. 45 still do not have power. >>> all around the bay area, this record-bringing heat means folks have to be more careful working or playing outdoors. in orinda it was 92 at 4:00 p.m. at the pool and it was a school day but it looks like a weekend in july as kids and parents seek relief. >> it doesn't pick up lik

the decisions made at city hall will help make richmond even safer for cyclists. after the ride started, it lived up to its name. a ride of silence. except at three stops. >> the injury left him with a broken neck and two broken ribs. >> reporter: the back of riders with a police escort stopped to tell stories of schoolists killed or injured in richmond, or even elsewhere. debra palmer lost a friend, and iraq war veteran. >> a lot of motorists maybe don't realize that cyclists have a right to the road. that's one of the intentions of the ride. >> reporter: the city employee helped organize the ride. he says another intention is to improve what he calls a budding bicycle city. >> we've been making improvements every year, but you know, ten years ago, it was a pretty tough place to bike. >> the scene of one fatal accident was barrett avenue, no home to one of richmond's newest bike lanes. even on this ride there were difficulties. heavy traffic, incomplete bike lanes, and rough roads. >> the thing for me, and it's all over california. we have horrible roads. lots of

east bay look for the near 60s for richmond. fremont just 67 and you head inland maybe a few low 70s with some sunshine mixed with high clouds. the accuweather seven-day forecast shows the temperatures continue to be on the cool side. maybe a high elevation sprinkle around the bay. otherwise sunshine takes hold midweek and we've got the warmup there through the end of the week. but, you know, there could be a few little weak systems that visit us. i'm a little suspect of the warming trend. i'll get back to you on that. >> nothing like last week? >> no. if anything i will bring those numbers down. >> okay. thanks, lisa. up next, a night of laughs in washington, d.c. how the president poked fun at himself at last night's white house correspondence dinner. we have some of the highlights. >> the oakland ballet company showcased their opening season with a benefit dinner last night. news anchor cheryl jennings served as an mc at the gala near lake merritt. they enjoyed a sneak-peek of some of the dances the company will perform durin

00 m near series point work crews have two ways around the closure are go through crocket and the richmond san rafael bridge. >>> sal, keeping an eye on traffic and you are also keeping ten -- keeping an eye out, wolf road near the fashion, they call it a fashion park but you know it is not a parkings right, but northbound 208 traffic may be low in the area that traffic looks good and there are no major drive times heading out to the high- rise and also i neglected to mention it but 880 connecting to southbound 101, it will be closed for emergency roadwork. >> clear skies, we had a little bit of fog and it is too much pressure so i will sort it out forecast back in 1927, oakland 89, and the record is 88 going back to being 732 a lot of those which is a have i i dry air, it will be rot but i am not going to argue with the national weather service. and also oakland for some this will be a little toasty, 50s and 60s and a half moon bay is sleeping in. 59 so a lot of them are pretty clothes here. it and as the -- it is -- as it is, near 70s already, but the rim is already here for a couple of

we set off with mass transit and i will let you know the 5- to 10-minute delay at san leandro and richmond and daly city direction so five or ten-minute delay because of an equipment problem. in san jose, this going to be construction that will last until 7:00 and it is emergency work south of the san jose airport southbound along the nimitz from coleman avenue that will last until 7:00 this morning so plan ahead northbound traffic is not affected and we were seeing slow downs and that is all cleared. no delays. we will take a look at san jose and 280 pulling away from 17 is very light traffic. >> break news from florida, 155 people have been sent to hospitals after a gas explosion and building collapse in pensacola. two people have been killed. this is at a jail and most of the injuries are inmates and corrections officers at the county jill. the blast caused the building to partly collapse. there were 600 inmates in the jail the at time, which was flooded during severe storms on tuesday and wednesday and they are investigating if this was related to that. >> temperatures could be rising

at the coastline very little change, 66 in toke lapd, 64 in richmond -- oakland, 64 in richmond. your extended forecast, tomorrow waking up to fog. it will clear out a little faster than today. even though we'll have dense fog and drizzle, a sad bit warmer tomorrow afternoon. we'll continue the slight warming friend into sunday before cooling it down into monday and tuesday. >>> a $1,000 reward is being offered to catch the suspect in an armed robbery caught on video in san jose. >> open the [ bleep ] register right now, now! >> this happened may 9th at a liquor store in the berryessa neighborhood of san jose. police say that robber put his shotgun in the clerk's face. the reward money will go to anybody giving information leading to an arrest. >>> only on kron 4 santa clara high school officials are changing policy when it comes to honoring students who died before graduating. this comes after the family of laurrina marquez asked her school principal to do more to honor the teenager. laurrina died earlier this month in a car crash in san jose. school officials initially planned

the nearest hospital is in richmond. and it only has 80 beds.and going forward there must be a redesigned sustainable health care delivery system in west contra costa. for example urgent and primary care services could be expanded so residents don't have to rely on emergency rooms for their care. so, that's where we stand now. either this hospital stays open or you have to turn to urgent care for it to stay open you need to find a group that will get together to come up with the millions of the dollars needed to keep this hospital afloat. time is running out. if they do not find a solution by june, the doors to this hospital will close in july. live in san pablo, claudine wong, ktvu news. >>> posters are going up at sfo and 21 other international airports with the health warning for travelers. there's been a sharp increase in cases of middle east respiratory virus better known as mers in audi arabia and the united arab emirates. they say there are no increased risks at the airport and are not recommending a change in travel plans but they say th

it happened at 9:30 last night on the richmond parkway near west mcdonald avenue. people say it appears a number of cars were racing. the woman behind the wheel was killed. >> this person that came out of the camaro screamed loud, i killed her! i killed her! >> the deadly crash caused a power outage that at one point affected homes and businesses. power has been restored to all but a handful of customers. >>> a uc berkeley is under arrest after he was caught peeping allegedly for peeking at resident hall showers. the student identified as jason doe was reportedly arrested yesterday after a two-month investigation. according to the daily californian, the investigation began after a woman told police she saw someone recording her with a camera. there's evidence that he was recording other students. he was arrested on six counts of peeping. >>> it's the nation's fastest growing drug problem. a panel in washington will dig into the he demic. >> reporter: drug experts say killers found in -- painkillers found in most patients' medicine cabinets is opening the door for h

but that's a reference point for the city of richmond. after that study is done, really, the goal of that study is inward looking study for [speaker not understood] to determine if the condition that of community would be net positive tim or net negative, how it would be impacting customer base, allow reduction or create a rate increase. based on that information if the quantitative study comes back looking net positive, then we proceed with adding the community. and already action needed at that point is for the community to ask

but that's a reference point for the city of richmond. after that study is done, really, the goal of that study is inward looking study for [speaker not understood] to determine if the condition that of community would be net positive tim or net negative, how it would be impacting customer base, allow reduction or create a rate increase. based on that information if the quantitative study comes back looking net positive, then we proceed with adding the community. and already action needed at that point is for the community to ask the required cca ordinance watching the cca program and requesting formal membership in the program. we'd need to revise our implementation plan to add the new community and the signature page and we formally add a new director to our board of directors from that community so that they can sit on the board and participate in decision making and policy setting going forward. so, that's the process that's set up for affiliate members. i should also mention at the point for that membership occurs there are no other

anyone with information is urged to call richmond police.lilian kim, abc7 news. >> a man was shot to death after entering another apartment inside his building in6e!! francisco on mission street early this morning. the victim stefan gliermo lived two floors bob his suspected killer. he apparently got off the elevator on the wrong floor before walking into the apartment hec6 the man police say shot him is in jail. >> well, it came down to the wire. and the warriors fought hard against the clippers but their playoff dreams are over this season. goc, last game, down to that very last just -- it's hard. >> it's been a tough week for bay area sports fans. sharks and now the warriors. what a game seven tonight. warriors and clippers battling for a shot at the semis. you could not have asked for a better effort from both teams. draymond green on fire. from beyond the arc. career high 24 points. seth curry had 33 points and gets fouled. warriors up eight at theoc:y ha. we head to the fourth. iguodalaing had 14, 107-106 game. chris paul to d'andre jo

richmond san rafael traffic moving very well. that's the latest traffic. back to you guys. >>> all right liz thank you. today week long bike race covering hundreds of miles in california comes to the bay area. it's stage three of the amgen tour of california and including difficult climbs of two mountains. kpix 5 reporter kiet do is in san jose with the preview of today's world class competition. kiet? >> reporter: yeah these riders have added easy the past couple of days with temperatures in the mid- to upper 80s. well today, it's forecasted to be blazing with nearly 11,000 -- feet of climbing in the hottest parts of the day. we got video of stage one in sacramento. where mark cavendish of england won that stage. he said one of the big challenges was the wind. but today promises to be brutal. so brutal in fact the race will have a hydration station where riders can stop and refresh themselves. teenage three starts right here at -- stage three starts here in lake cunningham park in east san jose by the way. the riders will go up mount hamilton and end up a

the richmond police investigation is ongoing.here and not identifying the woman at this time that was killed. >>: it is 736 and will be back with more. this is what we want to show. wireless routers have certain speeds going in. but with our xfinity wireless gateway, you get more speed going out. first, without xfinity. now xfinity. [ laughs ] that's my tablet. was your tablet. [ female announcer ] the fastest in-home wi-fi for all your devices. the x1 entertainment operating system. sign up for the xfinity x1 triple play and get double the speed. xfinity. the future of awesome. street crime 4 has been able to confirm that the service cisco police have been at the hales angels clubhouse. they're not saying what the hells angels that and doing a lot of restoration work there the city is celebrating it with the rate cutting ceremony at 11:00 this morning. if they spent one per $1 million in those renovations. they're sort of those one from merrill's and signed on telegraph co. the service cisco wants landmark has been there since 1

they got the call at 9:30 there was a crash that happen on richmond parkway in richmond, a pole and a other cars were involved, as well. they did not want to talk on camera. >> we seen the car had crash. the passenger was inside. we seen two other cars which was a charger and the other was a camaro or a corvette, something like that, and the person that came out of the camaro screamed, loud, i killed her, i killed her. >> she says they took off. she said when the car hit the pole power tonight out in the neighbor. police say they do think speed was a factor but they are not saying for sure racing was involved. they heard that possibility exists but they don't have physical evidence to support that. they are looking into that possibility. >>> our other top story?

also tomorrow i'll be hosting a transportation town hall meeting in the richmond district, it's part of the mta's efforts around the city to promote our transportation or t-2030 recommendation. and over the past year in the richmond district, i'm proud that we've implemented a transit first agenda from establishing a 5 fulton limited line to advancing the geary rapid timeline from 2020 to 2018. more info is available at go geary.com. new painted lanes for the 38 geary line and the events improve arguello boulevard, one of the vast corridors that can [speaker not understood] with golden gate park. it's also one of the key bicycle corridors in our city. t-2030 is really important and for all this work to continue i think supporting transportation 2030 recommendation are critical. and i urge all of us and the mayor not to back down from restoring the vehicle license fee or vlf to pre-governor schwarzenegger level. we have too much work to do and we need the funding to accomplish it. i'm prepared to go to bat this november like i know many of us are for this funding. and our town hall in

the word buzzwords lot of the princeton here at wilson elementary school in richmond school principal says the incident occurred after second grade student board the school bus followed by his dad. 44 rural he said he grabbed me on the bus and west thought he did have a scratch on his face i immediately called guardian and called the place. richmond police captain says it appears the herd was titania against a fifth student for allegedly bullying for his younger son and grandson. concerned about this rational thought process he was defending his son being bullied and everyone can understand the need for to to protect children stop bullying as the community bullying is very detrimental we cannot condone parents being physical causing injury to children. her arrested for felony child abuse later that morning captain higgins says witnesses saw a lot of hall of his breath during the time of the incident. a: been a decision making factor. the driver of this was the not immediately notify principal about the incident may of costa his job working for for student bus company in richmond. i pr

i was head of cardiology at kaiser richmond for most of my career and then i was on the richmond city council and i led the richmond soda tax effort. and i just want to really commend you. you can make history here. it's not that often you can do that, and you can make history here in a very special way by improving the health of your most vulnerable population. that's something that the public health community is trying to do all over the world right now. wonderful presentation. and i really commend you for stressing the oral health because that gets forgotten a lot. but these sugary beverages also now, a long list, not just obesity, oral health, diabetes, heart attacks, dying from heart attackseses, strokes, high blood pressure, some cancers, fatty liver, probably dementia, and the latest on the list, it interferes with sperm motility. so, sugar basically gums up the works wherever it is. but that's not how the soda industry, the beverage industry is responding to all of this, these health concerns. they're increasing their marketing dollars. you're going to see next week a big mark

coming at a richmond into this cemetery ridge is stars ray richmond parkway minutes as a good ride alonge. the motors and a crash is now out of the way it's still slow but is no longer block in the two left lanes. allow the heavy traffic in the south they feared coming on the south san jose to the mid peninsula is still packed a hour and 37 minutes. the firefighters on the scene of a huge fire a commercial building in hollywood the restaurant inside this time around 7 this morning this is a major merger see this 21 fire companies on the scene right now is to. major fire in hollywood and less angeles. >>: this may be a dead end in the case of deafening. the taller that vanished on july 10th of last year from oakland. her father claimed the issue is kidnapped from his car. >>: he has not committed suicide in his home in oakland and now they don't know what happened to little girl. >>: does this mean that this is the end will we ever know because he was always the prime suspect? >>: he was the only suspect so i think what has to happen is that have to find, a liberal to for one who did, i k

in meeting with many of the local leaders from merry run and richmond i think it's absolutely necessary we looked at climate change as a recreational problem so cropping with our colleagues across the bay in richmond i support solar it's not enough. professor jacobson an expert says unless we change our decisions to oil we're endespairing the future

youth leaders at washington high school dpo do is important i'm asking you to honor them in the richmond district and becoming authentic voices for the board of supervisors. with that, i wanted to introduce a number of the young leaders. we have with us (calling names) jamie and pat drove and jenny lee and amanda and patricia. so can we have a round of applause for those young leaders (clapping) let's here about your work you guys >> hi my name is france hill i'm the youth lisp for the d x-3 i've been with the w x-3 for 2 years and my first year as the project leader. we've seen a lot of amazing results especially this year we've seen instances of youth underage drink on the downward trend that's fantastic. and one of the things that's important about your group and i think a lot of anti under directing campaigns don't address those messages need to go out to their communities in a positive way. so instead of you, you know, statistics about your liver or your health problems or driving or abuse of stress we talk about, you know, most of the people at our school don't drink and join us, y