and richmond ahead 3-1. i guess you see action in the bullpen because let's face it, you give richmond -- he doesn't need that many -- much of run support; right? >> yeah, you can't let it get away from you. >> right. >> richmond is in his fourth term. he's been in congress as long as we've been doing these games. >> 3-1 pitch to richmond. base hit. aguilar will come into score. the third run of the game for the democrats. he swung that and then tossed his bat, jogged down to first, like a professional. aguilar comes in to score, 3-nothing, richmond with the rbi. >> he's driven in more than he's allowed right now which is never a good sign for the republicans. >> no it's not. that will bring up third baseman tim ryan to the plate, popped up to second base. his first time. richmo richmond, there he goes on the first pitch. davis is going to try and throw down to second. he makes the throw, not even close. richmond goes in standing up. how many pitches do you give him till third? one or two? >> this one. >> le

government in the city of richmond." a remarkable thing for 19th-century man to say about a 19th century woman. van lew could not vote. she did not have basic rights of citizenship. on the outs in the confederacy, but she represented nothing less than the power of the u.s. government in the estimation of this intelligence chief. turn to why she was not caught. all of this begs the question -- how did she get away with it all. madness, the fact that she went around town dressed in of a drive old way, mumbling to herself, gave her a kind of impunity. but it's just not so. van lew's agents were literally traveling to and from her house with dispatches and orders and the van lew family was vulnerable to exposure. and indeed a moment of reckoning comes in 1864 when, evidently acting on a tip, the confederate authorities launch a formal investigation into the van lews. under theill be microscope, elizabeth and her mother eliza. the confederates seek to build a case by getting inside her social circle. they want to find someone

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101.( james )(ááá2 shotááá) a big story this morning... the mother of the young girl targeted by "permit patty" is now speaking out.( darya ) "permit patty" is a white woman who threatened to call police on the african-american child ... for selling bottled water on the street.<: "she said if you don't show me a permit i am calling the cops. okay call them, when she pushed 911 dial, i pulled my phone out of my pocket">>( darya ) the viral incident was caught on video over weekend right across the street from a-t-and-t park. alison ettel is seen calling police on eight year old jordan for selling water to baseball fans.( james ) she says her actions were not racially motivated ... but that the child and her mom were making too much noise selling water.neighbors are not buying her response. <"if you live in the area you are use to the noise, there's games that go on all the time, there are concerts, so using noise as an excuse is a cop out>( darya ) in the wake of incident ettel has said she

jessica: in richmond, virginia, for "matter of fact," i'm jessica gomez.edad: it's unclear whether or not the city has the authority to remove the richmond statues, because state law makes it illegal to remove war memorials. a seperate lawsuit filed in charlottesville has temporarily put a stop to that city's effort to remove the robert e lee and >> when we come back, 20 states are suing to strike down obamacare. soledad: and they just got a big assist from the trump administration. >> are you one of the 30 million people who could lose health coverage? and why did nearly one million american jobs move tthis country? soledad: a new poll shows that health care is the top issue for voters going into the midterm elections. it ranks higher than the economy, and jobs, guns, taxes, and immigration. but there's still a push to repeal the affordable care act, also known as obamacare. 20 states are suing to strike down the law. and they just got an assist from the trump administration. the department of justice said it will not defend the aca in court. the states a

jessica: in richmond, virginia, for "matter fact," i'm jessica gomez.edad: it's unclear whether o the city has the authority to remove the richmond statues, because state law makes it illegal to remove war memorials. a seperate lawsuit filed in charlottesville has temporarily stop to that city's effort to remove e robert e lee and stonewall jackson stues., >> when we come back states are suing to strike do obamacare. soledad: and they juth got a big assist fe trump administration. >> are you one of the 30 million people who could lose health and why did nearly oneon american jobs move to this country? hi. it'sepe. your sleumber 360 smart bed... checking in. last night i warmed your feet so you fell asleep faster. i sensed you roll nd automatically softened side to melt away pressure points and keep you sleeping blissfully. at 2am, this happened. so, i took care of it. does your bed do that? i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. now can wake up to smarter sleep. let's meet, only at a sleep number store. soledad: a new poll shows thatal voters going int

richmond san rafael bridge. is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. slightly warmer highs are expected through thursday, as onshore flow continues and the marine layer remains well established in the bay area. tracking 60s-70s along the coast and 80s inland. friday and saturday, a significant warm-up is expected as an upper level ridge builds northward along the coast, temperatures increase aloft, and flow turns offshore. this increases the threat of elevated fire danger. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james )( james ) in the south bay... this six week old puppy stolen in the

the shooting happened on giaramita street in north richmond. police found taison calderon-lopez suffering from multiple gun shot wounds. the victim was taken to the hospital where he died. police are looking for the driver of this jeep grand cherokee... believed to be involved in the killing. ( james ) happeng today... defendant max harris is expected to ask a judge to postpone his involuntary manslaughter trial for the oakland ghost ship fire. max harris and derick almena are facing multiple manslaughter charges for the fire that killed 36 people in oakland back in 2016. the trial is scheduled to begin on july 16th... but harris wants to delay the date until september or later. he says he needs more time for defense experts to complete their investigation. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... dramatic new video taken the night the north bay firestorm started... see the heroic actions of bus drivers saving lives. ( james ) plus... concord police are looking for thisá man they are calling the "bumbling bandit" ( james ) and after

richmond bridge drive less than 20 no major hot spots.ay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 (dave)continued cooling trend today with a well established marine layer and onshore flow in place. subtle day to day changes for much of the upcoming work week with temperatures running near or slightly below normal. by friday and saturday another ridge may build with a warming trend. ( darya ) an east bay family is doing all they can for their baby boy ... who has been diagnosed with stage 4 cancer.( james ) kron 4's ella sogomonian met with benjamin and his mother at kaiser hospital in oakland... where he had a blood transfusion. sot: shannon rutherford, mom// " i dont think a lot of people realize how much a cancer diagnosis really does impact your family and your finances." in late february two year old benjamin was diagnosed with life threaten

at how could, and should the city of richmond respond. ,we were given simple mandates. first, to consider what contextualization might look like and mean. and number two, to consider what other historic figures could be placed there. unfortunately after the events of charlottesville, the mandate expanded. the mayor and a number of voices in the community said you have to also look at what removal would mean, in richmond. i will leave it there for now. [laughter] >> good evening. my name is jack chen -- jack tchen. i am cofounder of museum of chinese in america. chinatown has had a disappeared history but also a history that people seem to, for tourists, a sense that people feel very familiar with chinatown. but the chinatown they are the money with is not historically accurate. coming out of that, i have been looking at new york city history. i teach at new york university. just this past summer, mayor bill de blasio set up a commission to look at public art , monuments, and markers. he gave 90 days to do that. it was an impossible task that was set up. to his credit, h

richmond 80s. the 80s. 80s. no major hot spots.ng for the person who viciously attacked a mother with a hammer.. while she was carrying her baby. ( darya ) kron 4's hermela aregawi has the story. a warning.. this video may be graphic to some..a mother cries out...after a suspect attacks her.. hitting her in the head with what doctors believe is something like a hammer.moments later.. you hear her six month old baby crying jessica farb/victim's friendat least two pieces entered her brain, they were able to remove one and then the other one they tried to remove but there was too much bleeding so that's going to be in her brain for life. and then they repaird her skull with a metal plate.jessica farb is a long time friend of the victim.. who is still recovering.this is her on june third crossing sanchez street...shortly after you see what may be the suspect walking in her direction. and then the scream.. the 37 year old mom was in the hospital for a week.. and has another month to go before she can return to work.on the night of the a

richmond and oakland 72. our warmest temperatures out around antioch and brentwood low- to mid-90s there. the rest of our east bay in low to upper 80s. look at extensive cloud deck tonight, all that area in gray and temperatures in low to upper 50s. check out accuweather forecast i put together for you. tomorrow we drop down a little bit because of the slower sunshine. a slight bump up thursday. we turn the heat on for friday and especially saturday. 70 at the coast, 90s around the bay, hundreds inland and then we'll drop down sunday and monday. a little more comfort those two days. let's find out what's going on outside with your commute. hi, sue. >> good morning, going to the golden gate bridge where traffic is flowing nicely in the southbound direction. you've got four lanes heading to san francisco from marin county, a little foggy over the wall as you can see from the picture. it's not affecting your drive at this point. problems just reported. this could be a nasty one, too. it's a motorcycle down, appa

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101no major hot spots.sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) breaking overnight... police in union city are investigating an officer involved shooting. ( darya ) it happened during a traffic stop just before midnight. kron 4's will tran is live at the scene... will? on monday, june 18, 2018 at 11:35 pm, officers attempted to stop a car in the area of e street and railroad avenue in union city. while making the stop, there was an exchange of gunfire between the occupants of the vehicle and several officers. no officers were injured in the exchange of gunfire. one suspect drove the car to the area of railroad avenue and whipple road and all three suspects ran into the surrounding neighborhoods. all three have since been located and taken into custody. at least one suspect sustained a gunshot injury and was transported to a local hospital. his injury doe

i want to take you to the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge.re looking okay right now. we had quite the stackup at the toll plaza a few minutes ago. conflicting reports from chp. we possibly have a crash on the westbound or the eastbound side of the bridge around the toll plaza. i was guessing it was westbound due to that backup. i'll follow up and have an update in just a few. drive times, westbound 580 tracy to dublin 1 hour and 17 minutes. westbound 4 antioch to concord okay, in the yellow at 30 minutes. southbound 101, san rafael to san francisco, north bay commute as usual, in the green at 16 minutes. >>> the president trump just hours from sitting face-to-face with north korean leader kim jong-un. we're just getting a few more details from the white house. i also want to show you this live picture of singapore. that's where the meeting will take place at 6:00 p.m. tonight our time. we did learn moments ago it's going to be pretty much a whirlwind trip for the president. he'll leave hours after his first one-on-one meeting. he's going to h

. >>> police in richmond cleared up another homeless encampment today. this time, they brought help. paul chambers tells us a mental health officer came along to make sure people get the proper care, not everyone thinks enough is being done to help. >> reporter: four months now, a small group of people lived in the home was in camp near the intersection of 22nd street in carlson boulevard in richmond. >> you can't leav won't have an you get back. >> reporter: they had no way to go and nowhere to go. onlookers felt their pain. >> it takes me back to when i was homeless. i feel for them, they have to make up their minds, they want better and deserve better. >> reporter: and to give those that want better another chance, richmond police stepped in. >> i asked some of the community members if they wanted help. >> reporter: this richmond police officer serves on the mental health evaluation team. it is his job to follow with people living with mental illness that have been in contact with police. he was proactive and possibly save the woman's life. >> we open

then we've got upper 60s in richmond, berkeley. how about low to mid 80s in our east bay valleys. temperatures to nierkts great sleeping weather once again. low to mid 50s. my accuweather seven-day forecast, temperatures pretty steady. even a little cooler wednesday. check out the 60s, some 70s, 80s and 90s from friday through the weekend. here is sue. >> we've at the richmond-san rafael bridge, taking a look at the flaz, prtoll plaza. an extent on the western side of the fan now in the clearing phases. lane with debris scattered in - lanes. you can see the red sensors there. it's slow from the last part of the bridge coming off towards san quentin. give yourself a little extra time. that should be cleared out of lanes rather soon. >>> this morning apple is denying reports there's a way to by pass an iphone's pass code. a cyber security phone was able to break into an iphone without looking it, simply using a lightning cable. the trick is to bombard the phone with a string of numbers instead of trying each combination one at a time. this morning apple says the testing is incorrect

accident on the richmond bridge wb at midspan. jammed from marina. benicia nb 6380 before 780 two left lanes closed due to metal object sticking out from the bridge áátraffic alertáá issued ( james ) breaking news... we have just learned that koko the gorilla has died. ( darya ) koko was born at the san francisco zoo and that's where we find kron 4's will tran. will? a gorilla known for her sign language skills has died. koko, who was born at the san francisco zoo in 1971, was 46. she was reportedly able to communicate with humans by using 1,000 words of sign language and capable of understanding 2,000 words of spoken english. the gorilla foundation, founded by animal psychologist francine patterson, announced koko's death. breeaking news... world famous gorilla named koko has died. koko was born at the san francisco zoo in 1971 and was famous for her ability to communicate with humans using sign language. she could sign 1-thousand words and understand more than 2- thousand spoke words. koko also begame friends with celebrities including robin willia

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) new this morning... who was beaten by police officers in mesa arizona. we first showed you this video yesterday on the kron 4 morning news. the video shows robert johnson on his phone... when he is kneed and punched by the officers. johnson was not armed at the time. now he says he wants the officers held accountable. ( james ) the officers seen in the video have been placed on leave. police say they are investigating the incident. ( darya ) 49-thousand pounds of fireworks are seized in one of the largest busts in state history ... and officials say the organized crime ring was operating for more than 30-years. cal fire says 7 people were arrested following a three year investigation. they say busting up this illegal fireworks ring and taking the fireworks off the streets i

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. (robin) he's the man who made "the catch." now... family, fans and football fans are mourning the loss of dwight clark. clark suffered from a-l-s. he was just 61-years-old. kron 4's charles clifford got reactions from fans in san mateo. at the 3rd avenue sports bar and gril in san mateo, long time 49er fans were shocked to hear of the death of dwight clark.sotit's sad, obviously, knowing how young he was.soti was sad.reflecting on his career, everyone here remembers the moment that in many ways defined dwight clark's legacy.soteveryone know the catch.sotthe catch.sot i was at the game when he made that famous catch.mike warren is a life long 49er fan. he was actually at the nfc championship game against the cowboys in 1981 when clark made the catch sotwarren says he also spoke with clark a few times over the years and found him to be a friendly and approachable guy.sota good human being. a good player, obviously, but i always thought he had a lot of class. (robin) a-l-s is often refer

one lane blocked on the richmond-san rafael bridge.sig alert issued, this one for the benicia bridge. it looks like it's just now improved. there's a piece of metal debris sticking up about three quarters of the way across the span, northbound direction. they'll have to repair that. for now you'll see slowing across the span. we'll check in with chp and get an update in a couple minutes. >>> the big problem at the santa cruz beach boardwalk and how dozens of 14-year-olds are being dozens of 14-year-olds are being used to f >>> it depends on which way the wind blows how warm it will be in san francisco this pride weekend. 74 friday, nearly 80. maybe warmer in some spots saturday. the sea breeze drps up to 70 on sunday. we'll hit that at noon. 63 at 3:00, 62 by 6:00. the most excessive heat solano county, 100 to 108. fresno 110. they're slowly working their way up towards us. even low to mid 80s are possible at tahoe today all the way through next wednesday. >>> one more check from our live desk of the breaking news that we're tracking i

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101.rtola blocking. ( darya ) ( darya )( darya ) ( darya ) in the morning buzz.. it's all fun and games until somebody gets hurt.. that's why klay thompson blew a gasket on his china trip.. the summer tour is to sponsor sales and goodwill... but look at what happened at a pick-up game.. klay was watching, when a guy undercut his buddy who was playing.. he went flying. coulda been bad. you dont' do serious fouls.. that could have really hurt him. klay went nuts swearing. said that's a career ender. not cool . pratt falls are one thing. his brother was playing in the game too. ( darya )steph curry is having fun this summer with a new show.. it's called 5 minutes from home. this is the first episode just dropped on youtube where he rides and dines with rudy mancuso. but each week, it's somebody different.<> ( darya ) ( darya ) ( darya ) i can't wait for the new episode of the lebron soap opera. he's has to tell the cavs if he's gonna stay or go by tomorrow at midnight... and the plot is alrea

from 38 dollars in richmond, martinez and antioch...way up to 67 dollars in danville. ( will ) in the east bay... police are on the lookout for 4 people who broke into a gas station in alameda. the whole thing was caught on camera. this happened early last thursday morning. 3 men and a woman smashed a window near the front of building... in order to get inside. they can be seen running around the store and quickly grabbing as much as they can carry. they were in the store for less than a minute. ( james ) a south bay neighborhood rocked by violence. this man is behind bars after deputies say, he attempted to sexually assault his neighbor in her own home in gilroy. ( will ) now people in the area say... they are concerned with their own safety.( james ) kron 4's gayle ong has the latest.

how, could, and should the city of richmond respond. i received simple mandates. to consider what other historic figures could be placed there if the monuments were to be removed. after the events of charlottesville, the mandate expanded. the mayor said you have to also look at what removal would mean, in richmond. i will leave it there for now. [laughter] >> good evening. i am cofounder of museum of chinese in america. chinatown has had a disappeared history but also a history that people seem to, for tourists, a sense that people feel very familiar chinatown. but a look that is not what chinatown actually is. i teach at new york university. this past summer, the mayor's commission set up a commission to look at public art monuments and markers. he gave 90 days to do that. it was an impossible test that was set up. he immediately started talking about removing certain markers. that immediately caused a media fury. in the process of those meetings it became clear whether columbia's -columbus monuments state or not-, there was a deeper i

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. widespread cooling is forecast across the interior today as onshore flow returns to the bay area. tracking patchy morning drizzle for your thursday morning commute. expect highs in the 60s along the coast and 70s-80s inland. temperatures then fall back to below seasonal averages by the weekend and into early next week because of a deepening upper level trough. ( robin )a big story we're following this rninng... a utility worker was hit by a car... which rolled off of a tow truck... and later died. it happened yesterday in san francisco's diamond heights district, on 28th street between diamond and castro street. kron 4's j.r. stone has the story. sot she's got a three year old....boy or girl...little girl..a san francisco public utilities worker in tears after the loss of lilianna preciado. a plumber who was fixing this hole when a car being put on the bed of a tow truck rolled off the back and hit her. impact that later proved to be fatal.sot there was three in that hole...two guys j

we conducted extensive counts n all streets in richmond. we'll conduct a neighborhood survey of public sentiment for people who live on eighth avenue for people who live on s urrounding streets and people who use the streets for biking, walking and driving. we'll come back with recommendations on whether these primary measures met our goals. what we can suggest or what we can continue conversation about in the future for eighth avenue. i'll take any questions. >> director brinkman: we do have an aid from supervisor fewer's office. i like to hear from them. we'll come back to you with questions. thank you. >> i'm nicholas. i attended the may 4th engineering public hearing and to reiterate some of the c omments i made there off the record. we come here today with the pleased with the compromise reached. there has been pretty thorough outreach process over the past 18 months as charlie mentioned. both our office and sfmta has heard concerns both from individual thinking the project does not go far enough. also individuals who are opposed to th

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101.(robin) in the east bay dozens of families rallied in front of the ice detention center in richmond. using father's day to protest the cruel separation of children from parents seeking asylum. as kron 4's ali reid reports ... the immigration debate hits close to home for many of the protesters. keep families togetherin front of the ice detention center keep families togetherfamilies protested for hours on sunday keep families togetherkarina sanchez knows all too well about ice detention. her husband of 9 years was recently detained and held in this same building.karina sanchez / husband recently released by icethey just picked him up early in the morning. my daughter is 7 and saw everything. she broke down crying and i did the same thing.his wife and children are citizens, but there's a chance he may still be sent back to mexico.andrew vernon / protestorif you have any sense of empathy or morality, you're a disgusting creature if you support any of thiskarina's husband is now back to w

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( will ) this week...hlighting the good work food banks are doing everyday... across the bay area. this is all part of our parent company's annual "founder's day of caring."( james ) the second harvest food bank serves 260-thousand people every month. kron 4's gabe slate shows us the innovative way the food bank is trying to reach those in need. nats music this weekly food share event at sunset ridge elementary school in pacifica feels more like a farmer's market or a community pot luck than a food pantry pick up center. all the food here is free for anyone in the school district. leslie bacho, ceo, of second harvest food bank, that donates to this food share, says it's a way for them to reach people who need help but are afraid to ask sound from - leslie bacho - ceo, second harvest food bank" people don't realize in this affluent county that one in three kids are at risk for hunger. one of the biggest challenges for food banks is just getting people to walk through the door for the first time there is a s

i'll show you the live camera we have, richmond on the richmond side heading to san rafael. picking up the commute fast track lanes are the busiest right there. here in palo alto, this is the reason why the sensors are clear on the peninsula. >> 6:31. that breaking news that we have been following since we came on air at 4:30 this morning. this is a live look in san francisco's inner richmond district where a van slammed into an apartment building leaving that driver critically injured. that crash happened about two hours ago near clement street. so far there are no reports of residents or even bystanders being injured but some people right now are out of their homes. >> the immigration crisis is still making headlines this morning. we've been seeing images like these showing kids separated from their parents after they crossed the u.s.-mexico border illegally. people across the nation and in the by area are demanding change and fighting for immigrants. kris sanchez joins us to see what local advocates are doing today to try to help. >> hi there, laura. in the last seven min

eddie is athletic director for richmond college prep. in early april, while his school was on spring break, thieves broke into a storage unit and stole everything they had. >> all our bats, our mitts, our balls, gone. >> eddie reached out for help to a friend who used to play professional baseball and he told him about these brothers. within a few weeks of eddie hearing their name, he was filling his car with much needed free gear. we, on the other hand, have known about jordan and matthew a bit longer. six years ago, we shared the story of two teenagers with a simple idea. collect used baseball gear from people who no longer needed it and give it to those who did. they called it baseball buddies. >> it's just amazing to see how such a small idea we had to help the local community became what we're doing now. >> jordan and matthew regularly take in donations from around the bay area and the country and send them around the world. >> i think we've shipped probably like several tons worth of equipment throughout this -- throughout the seve

he suspected that grant was instead readying a move on richmond and indeed he would make a feint on richmond to flummox robert e. lee. the crossing of the james was i think grant's most impressive feat of the war. as he shuttles troops into the ring of trenches encircling petersburg, he resigned himself to the sobering reality that his raids had become a siege. john west haley took part in the siege against petersburg. he also prepared for the next 292 days during which he would be packed into the malaria infested trenches. just think of it, one confederate soldier wrote, of life in petersburg. thousands of men cramped into a narrow trench, unable to go out, get up, or sleep for lack of room and apparel. night of alarms, day attacks, thirst, furman, supreme wariness -- vermin, and supreme wariness, disgusting orders everywhere. -- supreme weariness, disgusting orders everywhere. hibernation was not the case for john haley, nor for a lot of them, i think. the same endurance that conserved haley that's boston india harbor would now carry him through the ordeal of petersburg. quite two months i

richmond detectives say they found ninety thousand dollars worth of cocaine, ( marty ) the richmond policea marcotics trafficking network. the three main suspects are these brothers... eduardo, jorge, and julio viera... all from richmond. it was a three month long investigation that led to their arrest. found ninety thousand dollars worth of cocaine, heroin and methamphetamine along with eighty thousand dollars in cash while searching the brother's home. the police department is crediting tips from the community for helping with the success of the investigation. each suspect is beng held on one million dollars bail. in world news. the other shoe has dropped. china firing back today by raising tariffs on american products. this after president trump announced the u-s will start enforcing a 25- percent tariff on chinese goods in the next few weeks. kron 4's sara stinson joins us in studio with more on what could be the beginning of a trade war. (sara)marty - china is one of the united states' largest trading partners.president trump insists increasing tariffs by 25-percent on 50- billion dol

eddie is athletic director for richmond college prep.e has made the drive to their home because in early april while his school was on spring break, thieves broke into a storage unit and stole everything they had. >> all our batds, mitts and balls. gone. gone in one shot. >> this is like a brand-new chest guard. >> eddie reached out for help to a friend who used to play professional baseball. and he told them about these brothers. within a few weeks of eddie hearing their names, he was filling his car with much needed free gear. we on the other hand, have known about jordanene and matthew a b longer. six years ago, we shared the story of two teenagers with a simple idea. collect used baseball gear from people who no longer needed it and give it to those who did. they called it baseball buddies. >> just amazing to see how such a small idea that we had to help the local community became what we're doing now. >> jordan and matthew regularly take in donations from around the bay area and the down t country and send them around the world worl

grants, for his part after the collapse of the richmond petersburg front, something that had been willed by the awful losses of your berlin campaign before it, grant now started on a breathless chase through southside virginia that would lead him to the place called appomattox. as we will discuss in greater lee theirtuesday, surrender the army of northern virginia to ulysses grant. noted, the hope longilled the niche shown occupied bites that there -- by despair, he said he was still reluctant to make a sweeping conclusions about the war. he was reluctant to deem the war redemptive, there are days when the climax of a four-year war that entailed much suffering and no benefit. it would be two more months before john haley received his coveted discharge papers. and made his way back to main the journey north invited him to reflect on the tribulations and trials of the war. as the armies marched over much of the same ground they had andested between the james the rapid and that previous summer. he marveled at the extent of the destruction of the war visited on virginia for scenes of reduced

alsoayor said you have to look at what removal would mean, enrichment -- in richmond. i will leave it there for now. [laughter] >> good evening. i am cofounder of museum of chinese in america. has had a disappeared history but also a history that aople seem to, for tourists, sense that people feel very familiar chinatown. ist what chinatown this -- look that is not what chinatown actually is. at new york university. summer, the mayor's commissionset up a to look at public art monuments .nd markers he gave 90 days to do that. it was an impossible test that .as set up he immediately started talking about removing certain markers. that immediately caused a media fury. meaningsocess of those -- meetings it became clear columbia's -columbus therets state or not-, was a deeper issue the city was not addressing. ,nless we had a larger context that actually would be free-floating discussions with nothing to anchor. dan walker asked us to serve in the organization. i will be happy to talk about the. -- that. i will be starting a new position and i have an asked to monumentars o

richmond? >> yes, with the recognition that even within that statement, within the states, there are considerable debates going on right now about how that law does apply. >> ms. reese, do you want to answer? >> we need to take a close look at the consequences of these additional regulations on charters. but by and large, my reaction is yes. they should be able to make this information available. our model law encourages states to have open meeting laws in place for charter school boards to conduct their meetings in public, for instance. >> mr. scott, your time has expired. >> thank you, madam chair. >> mr. grossman, you are recognized for five minutes. >> sure. you can give me the dr. west question. it may be someone else wants to weigh in on this as well. it seems to me, when i tour scoreless -- schools, or hear anecdotes about good or bad schools, some of this is the difference which you get the most out of your employees. and if you have an employee who is not cutting it, you let them go. i

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101.trong cooling trend is forecast for inland areas through midweek as an upper trough arrives along the west coast and strong onshore flow develops. temperatures across the region will cool below normal by tuesday and wednesday. temperatures are then expected to warm slightly late in the week, but remain near seasonal averages through the upcoming weekend. (robin) it's been just over a week now since the bart extension in antioch begain carrying riders in east contra costa county.... the new antioch station has been so popular -- parking has been a major issue. kron4' s j-r stone spoke with passengers who are upset about the parking situation. sot i would have fired half the people involved in this project and put them some place else.outrage over the parking situation at the new bart extension in antioch. the issue...not enough spaces. sot they had to have known there were going to be this many people....no solution.a viewer reached out to us showing that problem...cars parked in the gr

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) in the east bay ...the robbers drive up next to cars ... smash the window ... grab the item ... and drive off. police say most of the robberies are happening at strip malls. but there have been a few 'smash and grab' incidents at the parking lot at a golf course. we spoke to one woman who's witnessed a break-in at the golf course lot. < "we are always very careful to make sure we don't have anything visible, for them to see to break into, another time there was a break-in and a whole bag with somebody's papers were taken">( james ) investigators are reviewing the strip mall and golf course surveillance videos for any possible leads. ( james ) activists are gathering at google's annual shareholder's meeting to protest the plans to build a new campus in san jose. "silicon valley rising" says the plans to build a mega-campus will worsen the homelessness and eviction crisis. they are asking google to commit to a deal that will protect residents from the impacts of tech gentrifiation should the tech giant com

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) in the east bay...o send a message to president trump. kron 4's arles clifford has details. well, the billboard in question has made quite the stir on thursday and the people responsible are claiming credit. they also made a video about it.nats overnight between wedneday and thursday, members of the annoymous group indicline, vandalized this billboard along shellmond street in emeryville. what was a 1800 got junk billboard that said "we make junk dissapaer" was turned into a sign the read " we make kids dissappear". a quote then attricuted sarcastically to ice, or the u.s. immigraion and customs enforcement. indicline also recorded the entire caper and posted this video online.on thursday afternoon, kron 4 reached out to indicline for comment, but they declined our request for an on camera interview. the group did release a statement saying, "this project is in direct response to president trump's dedication to inhuman and blatantly racist practices and policies surrounding immigration, specifi

across the richmond/san rafael bridge slowdowns in the red. 13 minutes from richmond parkway. traffic at the limit. >>> dreary in the area with flight delays at sfo. here's where the clouds are coming from off the coast. ocean beach vilityown in certai areas. look at the high temperatures 60s to 90s. al at the coast. p summer starts tomorrow at 3:07. it will be in the triple digits over the weekend. 80s around the bay. >> not much change. >> we were excited for the heat. >> cold summers in san francisco? i like the heat. bring it on. >> i don't mind. >> "june gloom." >> bye-bye. >> we'll all be complaining. >> never satisfied. >> thanks for watching. >> your next local update is 7:26. "cbs this morning" is next. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's wednesday, june 20th, 2018. welcome to "cbs this morning." separated from their parents reportedly are being held in so-called tender age shelters. we have new details about what families are facing. >>> congressional republicans agree they want to stop separating families at the border, but they can't agree on how to d

richmond no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) more breaking news we are following this morning... at least one person is dead and one other in critical condition this morning after 4 people are shot overnight in santa rosa. among the victims is a 4- year-old child. the shooting happened around 8:00 last night at a home on the 400 block of garfield park avenue. police say a man went into the house which had at least 7 people in it... he was looking for his estranged wife... she was not home but he started shooting. at least seven people ran away from the shooting. three of them were shot. then the shooter turned the gun on himself. he is in critical condition this morning. police say a 4-year-old was wounded in the shooting. right now the 400 block of garfield park avenue is closed. police expect it to remain closed until at least 7:00 this morning while they investigate. kron 4's lydia pantazes is on her way t

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya )it's better to be lucky than good.. and nobody knows that better than the warriors and lebron james this morning.. they were both great, but we had luck on our side.. and j-r smith, but we'll get to that in a minute: ((vo)) ( darya )this was a sequel for the ages.. game one was like the best action drama movie ever.. with the villain lebron (cuz this is my movie).. trying single handedly to crush the superhero (the warriors) .. the suspense was almost too much! 17 ties and 15 lead changes.. and the real possibility of the good guys falling of a cliff!!! the warriors could have lost the game had j-r smith not given us a hand and sent it to overtime.. i'd say he was like a double agent but double agents are smart.. the warriors capitalized on that luck opening overtime with a 12-2 run. and just when you thought the show was over.. more drama.. steph and lebron started jawing... klay joined in.. and then t

drive richmond toll plaza.nd bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) this morning... the results are still being counted at city hall ...to determine the next mayor of san francisco. the latest numbers show london breed has regained her lead over mark leno.( will ) kron4's michelle kingston explains it is still going to be a while before we know the winner. (mk)john arntz, the director of the department of elections in san francisco"we haven't seen the votes this close since i've been here at least and i've been director 16, i've been here for 18 years." the race for mayor in san francisco is a nail biter ... with london breed and mark leno taking turns in first place since tuesday.but the latest numbers show london breed back on top -- now ahead by one-thousand 580 votes.tara moriarty, spokeswoman for london breed"it's been a rollercoaster of emotions and every time we come down here we don't know what to expect and you know, if it goes up one way or down another, we have to just sort of m

london breek held a meet and greet with voters in the richmond district...cusing on homelessness, housing and public safety. both candidates spoke about the importance of education. ( darya ) both candidates say they are working to make san francisco more inclusive for the people who live there. ( darya ) kron-4 is your local election headquarters. we have a special election section on our website -- with information on all the important races and propositions. we will also have complete coverage on election night-- when the returns start coming in at 8 o'clock. it's all on kron-4 -- your local election headquarters. ( will ) happening today.... san francisco mayor mark farrell will raise the rainbow flag... to kick off the 48th annual pride celebration. the event is set for 11 this morning at city hall. ( will ) a woman

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the no major hot spots.ge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin )for your money this morning... a 6-point-1 billion dollar tax question... will now be answered by voters in one bay area community. kron4's rob fladeboe explains that potential new tax revenue... will be put before moutain view voters in a unanimous vote, the mountain view city council has approved a november ballot measure asking residents to approve taxing business like google, which has some 20,000 employees here, between $9 and $149 dollars per employee. mayor lenny siegellenny siegel/mountain view mayor "....the idea is we're going to take money from the employers to spend on improving transit primarily so the people who work here can afford to live here..."the head tax would hit mountain views 3-thousand-plus business with a progressive flat rate based on their size. a business with up to 50 workers would be cha

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101min from the less than 20 bridge drive richmond. a cooling trend is forecast for wednesday, especially for inland areas, as a cool sea breeze and associated marine influences increase. tracking 60s along the coast with widespread 70's and a few 80s inland. a warming and drying trend is then forecast for late in the week and into the weekend as high pressure builds over the region. a more seasonable weather pattern is likely to return for next week and through the independence day holiday. ( darya ) from the longest yard.. to capitol hill.. former nfl player and actor terry crews is showing the world a different face of a sexual assault surivor.. the athlete and actor leads the buzz this morning for putting his muscle and masculinity on the line to join the me-too movement. crews told a senate committee, he was at a party with his wife in 2016.. when he was phyiscally sexually assaulted by hollywood agent