affordable housing in richmond has to be funded and this is a debate in richmond, in baltimore, development projects, people with a lot of money one to put market rate housing in up and coming neighborhoods but don't want to contribute to affordable housing and don't want to build mixed income housing so there has been very strict enforcement in different places called linkage fees and city council with strong progressive majority can drive harder bargains with developers. we do want development and jobs, you want housing but if people come in to build market rate housing they will help fund affordable housing somewhere else in the city and i understand there have been problems collecting those kinds of fees and developers can do that with city council, giving them a big break and accelerate the problem. the trend of gentrification. the tragedy of gentrification, great place like this, cafÉs, restaurants, decent food and local grocery stores, why shouldn't everybody have access to that? it is associated with displacement, people can afford those things getting the benefit of the man's other

and richmond neighbors.because the company immediately then threw it supervisors goes out on the shop floor and encourage members to drop out which they have the opportunity to do periodically because there's no union secret language in the contract. and, of course, the leaders of this local representing workers at three '04 refiners have to run for reelection. there have been cases in the past where supporters of the great tony were voted out of office in the local because management ran a campaign against them and turned their own members against them. one of the heroes of the book is guy named mike smith, a safety rep for steelworkers local five. he comes out of the richmond refinery, 12 years experience as an operator. one of the leaders of the campaign run safety issues during the strike and contract campaign in 2015 he was involved in local bargaining with chevron. they refused to allow the company safety-related demands. two weeks after the local and national settlement he got a notice on the company

i can't explain the richmond's name, the rather things named richmond.other parts of england also called richmond that were not related to the family. we should check about richmond, familya but the richmond have a strong interest in america. thousands of american plans on their estate, for example. plants on their estate, for example through the second duke sure that interest but neither of them of the mother travel to america. the fourth duke did have an appointments in canada as governor, the maven a military point of khamenei died in canada having been bitten by a rabid animal. you may think maybe he could have done this, it was there sometime between 1806 and 1819, but there's a good record of what began with his papers and there's no indication of a document this kind. >> any horticultural overlap with jefferson? he was fascinated with cultivating strains. ms. allen: the horticultural connection connected richmond to franklin in the first instance. there's less evidence of any jefferson richmond connection, there's a lot of franklin richmond peter

francisella was from the richmond society. she was orphaned herself as a child so she could sympathize. when she her post mother was dying and needed help, of course she jumped at the chance to take in eddie. she really wanted someone to take care of and she lavished the attention. unfortunately john had children his trying to keep them secret from his wife he didn't want to have to take care of someone else. but suddenly said as if they deserve something that edgar was never included in the will. they first opposed the sun that says that he he's this race disrespectful and there is just not one good thing about that boy. poe seems to have developed an interesting storytelling early on. one of his friends john hamilton mckenzie fell out of a tree and broke his arm. and then before it had a chance to he broke up his arm again and his mother told him don't go outside, stay home and just entertain this little kid edgar so they entertained him by telling stories. and john hamilton mckenzie recalls but paula tell him stories and he

army, in 1870 it was given back to the city of richmond. the home has been restored and is open to the public is amusing. up next, we visit the edgar allen poe museum. the only museum dedicated to a literary figure. >> edgar allen poe is the writer who put american literature on a the map. he's the one who is the first internationally influential american writer he invented the detective story, is a pioneer of science fiction. he developed the psychological terror. he wrote the only poem that so famous it has an nfl team nameds after. a he was also instrumental in the concept of art for art's sake. the idea that a work of literature piece for ten have to teach you something, didn't have to make a better person, it was enough of a story that scares you because it's doing his job. this also meant that because the story didn't have to teach you something, the villain could actually win in the end. richmond is where a place where he called his hometown. he referred to himself as a virginian. this is where he was here in he grew up with foster p

first up, we visit the virginia state capitol in richmond. >>> we are inside a working public building that has hosted the oldest elected law making legislature active in the western hemisphere today. i think in terms of architecture, since we are the first american state capitol to open after the revolutionary war, and since we are the first monumental roman temple style building in the modern era, its influence on other state capitols, county courthouses and public buildings very famous up in washington, d.c. could not be underestimated. i've heard architectural historian describe the iconic governmental buildings in washington, d.c. as the sequel to the building here. and we start off in jamestown, which is the oldest english speaking settlement in north america. and that was used throughout the 16 hundreds and there were multiple buildings public and private used for meeting. and then in williamsburg we built a capitol that burned down in the middle of the 17 hundreds and we rebuilt a second one and it was the second capital that we left behind when we moved here to richmond during

the american revolution put richmond on the map as a new capitol city for a new commonwealth. then in 1861 the american civil war put richmond on the map as a new national capitol for the confederate states of america. and virginians took a long time to decide whether or not to secede from the union and subsequently join the confederacy but we're standing in the room with virginians ultimately changed their minds and voted to secede in the union. once that decision was made, the confederate congress was brought to richmond from alabama and for the next four years, between july of 1861 through march of 1865, the virginia state capitol was multi-tasking. it hosted not only the on going meetings of the virginia general assembly, and the activities of our state governors, but it also hosted simultaneous meetings of the confederate congress. the american civil war came to a dramatic end in virginia right here at richmond in spring of 1865. the confederate government decided on the 2nd of april to evacuate the city and the virginia state government made the same decision and they bo

they both pulled up stakes and left richmond in a hurry. in the confusion of these evacuations of the confederate government and the virginia state government, orders were given to military authorities to set selected fires at government warehouses to destroy military and naval property and to literally burn their bridges behind them crossing the james river. unfortunately, for richmond, the selected fires set by confederate soldiers retreating quickly got out of control. and within hours you had a large portion of the financial and commercial and industrial waterfront of richmond going up in flames. the descriptions of the great conflagration of 1865 are harrowing. fortunately for history, the historic capitol building and the historic governor's mansion behind it were situated in this open capitol square public park which served as a fire break and protected the buildings from the raging fires that came right up to the south border of the capital square. when union troops came into the city on the morning of april 3rd, 1865, they were abl

also of richmond.olice say, the investigation is ongoing and there could be additional suspects involved. ( darya ) a bart passenger is trying to combat crime on trains and at stations. after the latest wave of robberies... ben friedland launched a website that he says will keep riders informed when a crime happens. bart says that it decides which crimes it reports to the public on a case by case basis. many people think that means they are being sheltered from information. friedland has a subscription to a daily bart police log... and he posts every crime reported on bart on the website "bart-crimes-dot-com". riders we spoke to say they like the idea. ( darya ) according to the new website, the west oakland station sees the most number of crimes. fremont is on

also of richmond. police say, the investigation is ongoing and there could be additional suspects involved. ( darya ) a bart passenger is trying to combat crime on trains and at stations. after the latest wave of robberies... ben friedland launched a website that he says will keep riders informed when a crime happens. bart says that it decides which crimes it reports to the public on a case by case basis. many people think that means they are being sheltered from information. friedland has a subscription to a daily bart police log... and he posts every crime reported on bart on the website "bart-crimes-dot-com". riders we spoke to say they like the idea. ( darya ) according to the new website, the west oakland station sees the most number of crimes. fremont is

diane: many who have grown up richmond is full of history great it's another pa history.turn it around, at least go back and change it. riane: the other say monument avenue is a deterrent to progress, e past. >> when i just look at the statue, i feeland trad. gray'scouncilwoman kim district includes monuavenue. a lifelong resident with a gray supports adding context to save money and create teachable moments. >> it would cost more than $1 million for the scale of these statues, and if we were to relocateand we have schools than exwe have needs that are not beg met within the community that i think that. i do think that this is a compromise and it's an opportunity to discuss the lega cy of slavery and what it has done to our community, and how we can heal from it. diane: for "matter of fact," i'm diane roberts. soleda next, the mayor of charlottesville, virginia on the ch face in e confederacy.ate of symbo >> still ahead on "matter of fact" -- enter at your own risk. why the naacp says travelers to the shown me -- show me state should proceed with caution.soms in 1979, sun

so richmond police will handle the investigation...in richmond haaiz qmadyun kron4news in burlingame. police say they have recovered and returned about 117- thousand dollars worth of antique persian rugs stolen from heriz (hair-ease) rugs early monday morning. the rugs were discovered in 55-year-old john edward reed's car in san mateo wednesday. reed, from oakland and san mateo, is accused of not only stealing, but also trying to sell the rugs. police say altough most of the stolen rugs have been retrieved... a few worth more than 100- thousand dollars are still missing. in burlingame, philippe djegal, kron four news. it's one of america's oldest brewersbeing produced in san francisco since the gold rush it's also the city's largest manufactorer, producing enough beer to fill 43 million bottles at this potrero hill plant.in the 60's then owner fritz maytag launched the craft brew revolution here.and those enjoying anchor beers at the company's outdoor pub across from att park express concern about what will happen when the japanese beermaker sapporo takes over which is expected to ha

. >>> richmond police say a popular bay area rapper was shot multiple times at a richmond gas station this morning. melanie woodrow is live outside richmond police department. melanie? >> reporter: ama, the artist is in stable condition right now. richmond police say they do not have a suspect or a getaway vehicle description. but what they do have is surveillance video and they're going through this. this artist is well known for his contribution to e-40's tell me when to go. richmond police say the shooting happened at 5:30 this morning at a gas station on carlson boulevard and imperial avenue. a police spokesperson said somebody shot williams multiple times in his upper torso. police are still investigating the motive. and say there were few witnesses. >> what we know is he was most likely targeted. and it wasn't a random shooting. and it kind of underscores the fact that he's probably the person who did this. was intending to probably take his life. because you don't just shoot multiple times at a person time not intending for the person to die. >> reporter: a bay area music blog

. >> the shooting happened on richmond parkway and richmond involving officers from vallejo after a high-speed chase that started in vallejo. we have got the new video from jana katsuyama and richmond after talking to a witness. >> reporter: frank and julie, there were several witnesses who were out here tonight, but one of them told me that he saw everything and he shared that cell phone video with us. he did not want to be named and i do want to warn our viewers that some people might find this disturbing. on the mobile phone video, you hear police sirens, then see a police vehicle hitting the white sedan. the driver side door opens, and the driver gets out. it appears he raises his arm and then as more officers arrived at the scene, he begins to walk towards the police. he stands still for a few moments and then continues walking forward with arms raised. >> no, no, no. >> [ gunshots ] >> reporter: at that point, you hear a burst of gunfire. a loud, rapid succession of shots. the man falls backwards to the ground. from sky fox 2 you can see a machete near the white four- door sedan. police

richmond police say he was targeted but the motive still not clear. >> all right.enry lee, thank you. >>> defense attorneys for the man accused of killing 32 -year-old kate steinle asked the court to keep certain records sealed. they're concerned that juan garcia zarote won't be able to get a free trial. publicity could affect his client's right to an impartial jury. this morning the judge ruled the documents would remain public. garcia is on trial for allegedly shooting and killing kate steinle as she was walking with her father on pier 14. today's decision marks a win for the prosecution. >> there's been a tremendous publicity surrounding this case, the public will have an understanding of what's going on. >> garcia zarate is an illegal immigrant and a five time felon and his case has become a flash point in the debate over sanctuary cities. tomorrow the judge will review his police interview to determine if any of it was involuntary. if so, those excerpts may be inadmissible in court. >>> could include white su prem sifs supremacists and nazis what the mayor is

here and going toward richmond. it is a vital supply line and we will have to protect -- lee will have to protect that, keep that in mind. this is where things fall apart. as the men get into bowling green and they have their fun pillaging, and they start to move toward milford station, they run into confederate reinforcements that are getting off of the train. you might remember, a place called her re-bluff done around richmond, benjamin butler has been having a fine time doing little to nothing. butler trapped in a bottle, one cartoonist said. the confederates are able to strip the reinforcements and in them to lee. this will be the vanguard of 6000 reinforcements from george pickett's division. and when hancock gets there, they are not expecting anyone and is sent only they have to driveway the confederate. s. ksd that's books -- that spoo hancock. grant senseer, hancock down because he is they go to guy. through the campaign he has called on the second corps for every single absolute tough job, the second corps

for richmond.an have a both stock and be on the be in 2 seconds -- boat dock and be on the be in two -- bay in 2 seconds. people like marshawn lynch have bought here because of that. you have wine vineyards. >> reporter: a real estate agent says the bay area is booming job market is only going to attract more buyers. >> we are in very close proximity to san francisco. about 14 minutes from berkeley. 12 minutes from larkspur. and a fairy will be starting from richmond to san francisco to really open it up.>> reporter: in richmond, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> how does a mountain lion crosstown freeway? no, it's not a joke but we have the answer. very carefully. the cougar known as p 55 crossed the road near thousand oaks. it's only the fourth known successful crossing in the area. researchers recently tagged the mountain lion with a gps tracker and have been following his movements. they say p 55 is less than two years old and he continues to rome the ventura county area -- from around the ventura county a

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reporting from richmond, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> four children among those injured when two cars crashed into a store and watsonville yesterday afternoon. it appears the speeding car cost a three-car crash and two cars ended up inside the store. two adults were hurt and for back children and fortunately none of the injuries were life- threatening. the 16-year-old was arrested on suspicion of driving without a license and the building was red tagged due to the damage. >>> a south bay man is in jail facing child pornography charges and the 34-year-old el verde nguyen was arrested by the task force . he had a hidden camera in the enlightenment studio, his art and music school. he captured images of one child under the age of 10 and he was taken into custody after someone gave the police tips about the camera. >> the anonymous source provided information on what was found. a particular card was found and turned over to the police.>> the mother of el verde nguyen talk with us and said that her son has always volunteered in the community and could not have done what he is accused of and the sc

richmond mayor says he would like to dis-ban the housing authority.ys that hud was not fund the housing authority enough. >> the basic problem is that there is a program out there that is being run and it is not being funded and cities like richmond are having to pick up the slack and deal with it, and we just don't have the resources to do it. >> reporter: the city has kicked in millions of dollars over the years, city officials say that hud has not let them to set aside funds. >> if you don't spend those quickly, if you allow the money to accumulate to do a big project, hud takes issue with that. >> reporter: the mayor wants the city to hold hearings about the money and have the secretary and former presidential candidate ben carson testify. >> i want him to come and tell us why they don't give us enough money. >> reporter: they have not returned our calls, but they have criticized the housing authority. the mayor says maybe another enty could run the public housing--entity could run the public housing. the mayor says this could happen by the first

"abc 7 news" reporter katie utehs picks up the story live in richmond.atie. >> reporter: ama, the witness who recorded that video tells me that he saw the man holding a machete and that he also heard officers tell the man to drop the knife repeatedly. he did not want to be identified but witnessed that shooting as we saw. officers are still on scene tonight, more than five hours after the initial shooting, but a tow truck did arrive just moments ago to remove some of the vehicles involved. sky 7 shows a knife lying on richmond parkway. it is the scene of an officer-involved shooting. a man suspected in an armed robbery also lies dead nearby following a high-speed chase and confrontation with vallejo police officers. >> i was right at the light at the bus stop. >> she says she saw patrol vehicle push the suspect's car around 5:20. >> it was like boom into the wall. >> the suspect exited the vehicle and he was armed. >> reporter: she backed away from the scene but said she heard many shots. police lieutenant confirms multiple officers fired. >> there were

police on the scene of an officer involved shooting in richmond on the 3400 block of richmond parkwayear hilltop mall. source confirms police attempted to stop that armed robbery suspect. it and in it richmond with the suspect got out of the car with a machete and that is when the police opened fire. the suspect was killed.>>> a south bay business interfacing child pornography charges. 34-year-old el verde nguyen headed hidden camera in the bathroom of his art and music business called the enlightenment studio.

police on the scene of an officer involved shooting in richmond on the 3400 block of richmond parkway near hilltop mall. source confirms police attempted to stop that armed robbery suspect. it and in it richmond with the suspect got out of the car with a machete and that is when the police opened fire. the suspect was killed.>>> a south bay business interfacing child pornography charges. 34-year-old el verde nguyen headed hidden camera in the bathroom of his art and music business called the enlightenment studio. he was arrested on monday for attempted to manufacture child pornography. the hidden recording device captured pictures of at least one child under the age of 10.>>> trump had support slashing the number of illegal immigrants in half. two republican senators wrote it. it would favor immigrants who speak english with higher educational degrees and limit the number getting green cards to join relatives already in the us.>>> in the bay area business and immigrant right leaders say a mixed bag in the legislative proposal.>> jesse gary has local reaction. >> reporter: signs up pro

the richmond mayor said he would like to have it run by someone else.l department of housing and urban development, does not adequately fund the housing authority. the city has kicked in millions of dollars to make up for the shortfall. >> the basic problem we have is there's a program out there that's being run and it's not being funded. cities like richmond are having to pick up the slack and deal with it. we do not have the resources to do it. >> hud has not returned our phone calls but has criticized the richmond housing authority for mismanagement. the mayor said perhaps another entity could runs richmond public housing. >>> apple's new spaceship campus is new to sunnyvale but neighbors are already making big complaints and it will not be fully operational until the end of the year. here is more on why it's so controversial. >> reporter: as apple employees move in to headquarters and bases, bonnie lieberman longs for the days her neighborhood of 14 years was quiet. it's now disrupted by construction noise from her new neighbor. >> while i appreciat

pavillion in richmond today. the rally was part of a friendly competition: >>> a sea of rosy the riveter look alikes in richmond today. the rally was part of a friendly gathering to smash the record for the most people dressed as rosy the riveter. >> women went into roles that they had never been in in the past. there were many people that thought they couldn't do it and yet they proved them wrong. >> during world war ii, women workers at richmond's shipyards built 747 ships, more than any other ship yard in the nation. did they break that record? we'll let you know. >> we shall see. >>> for whatever reason, i remember a little jingle to it. ♪ rosy the riveter that's all i remember. i was a wee bit of a lad. >>> let me give you golf up top. what was more popular in the carolinas today, ice cold water or the brand of play in the men's last major of the year, the pga championship round three. hot, hot, charlotte north carolina. have a seat. if you could. look at graham delaet. 13th hole. target practice for delaet.

soledad: charlottesville, virginia, is a college town, just about an hour from richmond. protesters will weekend supporting the symbols of the confederacy. in early july, charlottesville founf kkk, met by counter protests. knig assembled at the park under the statue of robert e. lee. two hundred times that number, more than 1,000 people, turned out in opposition to the klan. arrested when they refused police orders to disperse. charlottesville mayor, michael signer, talk to me about the leadership challenges presented nice to talk with you. i was surprised to read that your reaction is that you want to keep the statues. often o protest over statues, the city mayor will say let's take the why was this your position sir? mayor signer: there was a protest that kicked this off statues one to robert e. lee. my instinct at the very was that we needed to cast the problem more broadly and talk about race in our public spaces. we created a blue ribbon wi changing the narrative by telling the full story of race in charlottesville through our incredibly difficult thing to do. we've

the robbery happened about 5:40 pm in richmond involving officers from vallejo in a high- speed chase. we've got new information now from jenna cottrell where richmond park yeah -- where police are still active. >> reporter: another vehicle just went into the crime scene. you can see behind me the da's office and investigators office as well as the sheriff's office, and richmond police. one investigator told me it does appear that more than one police officer fired shots that led to the death of this suspect. from sky fox 2, you can see what appears to be a machete lying on the ground near the white four-door different -- white four-door sedan. the male driver was allegedly holding the weapon when police shot and killed him. investigators say police spotted the vehicle in vallejo and said was wanted in connection with a robbery. police say the description at license plate matched the vehicle from an armed robbery two weeks ago. >> the subpart -- the vehicle didn't stop and the pursuit started in the city of vallejo. it then reached the freeways. >> reporter: the chase reached richmond

"abc 7 news" reporter katie utehs picks up the story live in richmond.. >> reporter: ama, the witness who recorded that video tells me that he saw the man holding a machete and that he also heard officers tell the man to drop the knife repeatedly. he did not want to be identified but witnessed that shooting as we saw. officers are still on scene tonight, more than five hours after the initial shooting, but a tow truck did arrive just moments ago to remove some of the vehicles involved. sky 7 shows a knife lying on richmond parkway. it is the scene of an officer-involved shooting. a man suspected in an armed robbery also lies dead nearby following a high-speed chase and confrontation with vallejo police officers. >> i was right at the light at the bus stop. >> she says she saw patrol vehicle push the suspect's car around 5:20. >> it was like boom into the wall. >> the suspect exited the vehicle and he was armed. >> reporter: she backed away from the scene but said she heard many shots. police lieutenant confirms multiple officers fired. >> there were more

richmond san rafael bridge.icia on nb 680 at 780 has the ramp blocked. traffic forced to stay on nb 680. now backed up acoss the benicia bridge in martinez. (mark) half of the country is sleep deprived. (darya) that's according to a new study from the national safety council. researchers say 43-percent of people get fewer than 7-hours of sleep a night. and 97-percent of them said their exhaustion made them less attentive and forgetful.(mark) experts say the pressure for employees to be working harder and longer hours is to blame. they also say longer commutes are also adding to sleep deprivation. the study also says 47-percent of people admitted to falling asleep at work. (darya) hundreds of passengers are airing out their clothes after sewer water sprayed their luggage. (mark) it happened before people boarded their southwest flights in nashville yesterday morning. airport officials say a toilet clogged in one of the terminals, and the water and sewage leaked through the floor and onto a baggage conveyor on the

in richmond. felix tan/richmond police department: "his name is jeffery barboa, 45-years-old, his last know residence was in the city of benicia. what i do know is the license plate of the vehicle associated with the armed robbery in el cerrito was checked or ran by one of the officers or a license plate reader and when that occurred a department of justice stop notification came on for the police officers and in that notification it was stated that the person was considered armed and dangerous"> investigators say barboa has a prior criminal history before the robbery at allstar donuts in el cerrito. according to his linkedin page barboa has a psychology degree and was currently employed as the clinical director of an alcohol and drug rehabilitation treatment center in the north bay. (vicki) in the south bay... two washington state residents are in jail after a passenger aboard a southwest airlines flight bound for san jose spotted sexually explicit text messages on a fellow passenger'scell phone.