off of 80 at richmond parkway. currently you cannot do that so people are coming down through san pablo and then going to the richmond bridge. the richmond parkway is open past that police investigation but people cannot get there very easily from 80 so put that in the back of your mind. let's talk about the peninsula traffic looking pretty good in both directions on 101 and the silicon valley commute is looking good. 7:03, back to the desk. >>> back to hurricane lane, some flights have been canceled because of the hurricane. a san francisco international duty manager said all flights to and from hawaii have been canceled. a spokesperson for oakland airport says one flight to maui has been delayed by four hours but other flights are operating. at san jose, some flights have been canceled and others delayed with more operating on schedule. the best advice is that if you have a flight scheduled to hawaii check with your airline about your specific flight. >>> a flight from maui landed at the oakland airport last nigh

emily turner reports from richmond. >> reporter: at the richmond parkway and san pablo avenue evidence that jaclyn was just talking about, it is a real mess. it is shut down now. it will likely be shut down through the morning commute. you can see why. a car chase came to a deadly end when the car ran into and got wedged under the semi. investigators are on scene. one suspect is in custody, another one is dead. the car chase began in contra costa county just after midnight last night. now, officials have not yet said what started it. but they are currently investigating. speeds broke about 100 miles an hour and when the pursuit came here to the intersection, the suspects basically drove into and under the semi. the truck didn't stop immediately and dragged the car out of the intersection and right now again one suspect is dead, another in custody. now, back out here live, i can tell you that a tow truck just pulled up so hopefully they will be in the process of clearing the scene. it will be hours yet before this intersection is back open. behind me you can see how backed up traffic is

it will get worse. >> yes, a lot of folks use richmond parkway from i-80 to get over to the richmond/n rafael bridge. but they won't be able to use that portion of the richmond parkway this morning. to get around it continue on i- 80 and then get off at hilltop and you can take hilltop over to richmond parkway and then get back over towards 580 there. but do give yourself some extra time. it's going to be busier on hilltop and i-80 starting to see slowdowns in the westbound direction along 80. here's a live look. this is near san pablo dam road and you can see this portion of 80 is getting crowded. but it's still moving at the limit. 15 minutes over to the bay bridge toll plaza where those metering lights are on and that backup is stretching. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> we're continuing to follow breaking news right now at sfo where a flight had to turn around early this morning and make an emergency landing at the airport. this is a live look at sfo right now. kpix 5's anne makovec is there with the very latest. anne. >> reporter: yeah. a plane full of people was

then we talked about jefferson davis for richmond being the one monument in richmond that was more akin to the lost cause narrative and the style structure and language on the placards. there were options for elements of it. and we provided that. you can get it online. it's very much available online. at the website. monumentavenuecommission.org is where you can get it. it's right there on the front page. >> first i want to apologize this is going tore more of a statement and a question. >> it has to be a question. >> it's going to be in there. the current law prevents war memorials from being removed. second, why didn't you have pictures in there for people that are taking back the image of the flag. you only had pictures of people using the flag negatively. >> actually, i did. you would have seen pictures of re-enactors and people holding flags saying these are our flags. >> yes, i did. >> this is not our flag is what i saw. >> yeah, i know. i'd be happy to show it to you later. >> next, you said how can we take -- how can we take this back or stop this? we need more education in our

in richmond, she was recognized, finalist of the year for person of the year in the richmond times. it is my pleasure to introduce to you, our friend, mrs. christy coleman. [ applause ]. >> good afternoon, everyone. >> good afternoon. >> i'm delighted to be with you and to talk about something that has clearly taken a life of its own of late. yes? and so, today, we're going to talk about when the sacred and the profane are one. we start this off understanding that nothing -- and i do mean nothing -- happens in a vacuum. when we began our work at what became the american civil war museum, you have to understand that that endeavor was the result of about five good years of intense collaboration on what became for richmond, anyway, the commemoration of the american civil war and emancipation. it was a deliberate attempt on our city's part to bring these two narrative it is together. why? well, frankly. one narrative had dominated and that was the history of the confederacy. the other part of it had been literally paved over with an interstate put on top of the bodies of the deads at sh

you can't take it to the richmond bridge for now as police investigation continues on the richmond parkway. getting out 80. people come from their will be delayed. this is a look at the bay bridge. it's also a little lighter than usual, which is nice but no major issues driving through. if you're driving on the san mateo bridge that traffic looks okay. just a little bit of the edge taken off on a friday. we see it now as we get a little more into the heart of the morning commute for at 6:19 we go steve. the theme for traffic jams is famous guitar riffs. pamphlet j cook -- pamela j cook -- >> as an eric clapton, layla or something like that? >> yeah. >> sounds good. >>> category three and still a powerful enter -- and dangerous hurricane. it is it slowly moving. 195 miles south of hunt -- of honolulu hawaii. if the gfs is right it will take a jog towards maui, malachi . if the euro model is right it will jump or towards the west . right of the best that is to split the difference and say it's going north. the wind has picked up for some. the wind was not a huge factor on the big island. rai

not just in richmond, but around the country. this particular piece comes from the southern poverty law center. it was republished after a few updates in 20twitc 2015 by the directors business insider and showcases confederate symbols in the public space. whether that is schools, whether that is monuments and the like, you will notice they are virtually everywhere. even in places that were just territories during the actual war. and then one has to ask the question, when did they go up? now, i know even though these are on nice, large screens for you, it may be a little bit more difficult to see. but nonetheless, there is a period of monument-building that takes place throughout the south. the first period we can certainly refer to as the mourning period. and that is obviously as soldiers are dying, they're being placed in cemeteries, some of them having their bodies reinterred from battlefields and taken home. and in those private cemeteries, those church cemeteries, o obelisks, small stone sculptures, sometimes for the wealthie

and then we talked about jefferson davis for richmond being the one monument in richmond that was more akin to the lost cause narrative and its style, structure, and language on the placard. but we also recommended that, because of the artistic merit of the peace, that there were options for elements of it, and we provided that. you can get it online. it is very much available online, at the website monument avenuecommission.org. it is right there on the first page. yes, ma'am. >> first, i want to apologize, because this is going to be more of a statement. and a question. >> only questions. >> it will be a question. did you not have pictures of the people who are taken back the image of the flag? you only have pictures of people who are using the flag negatively. ms. coleman: actually, i did, if you have looked more carefully, you would have seen pictures of people, reenactors, yes, i did. >> this is not the flag is what i saw. ms. coleman: i would be happy to show it to you later. what is your question? >> you said "how can we stop this?" we need more education in our schools. kids ar

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) happening now. police are investigating a stabbing at the macarthur bart station.( james ) this is the second violent attack on bart... in less than a week. kron 4's will tran joins us live from bart. ( will ) now police say they are looking for this man. they say he stabbed another man while on a fremont bound train the victim suffered an injury to his thumb... and was taken to a nearby hospital... and is expected to be okay. ( james ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) in the east bay.. health officals are warning about the west nile virus after more insects and birds have tested positive. ( james ) kron 4's lydia pantazes joins us live in concord with the latest. a new warning for contra costa county residents... more insects and birds have tested positive for west nile virus. so far 13 groups of mosquitoes.. 8 dead birds and 13 chickens have tested positive for the virus. that's compared to last year when officials found the virus in just three groups of

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101.rn crash sb 280 after hwy 1 blocks the two left lanes ( darya ) this morning... police are warning about a possible credit card scam in the east bay. over the weekend... alameda police no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. overturn crash sb 280 after hwy 1 blocks the two left lanes ( darya ) this morning... police are warning about a possible credit card scam in the east bay. over the weekend... alameda police officers discovered a card reader with a camera attached to it on an a-t-m. these are pictures of the a-t-m. police say a pinhole camera was being used to record people's pin numbers. experts say that the number of a-t-m's being targeted by these types of devices has increased by nearly 10% in a year. police say the best thing you can do to protect yourself is to take your transactions inside... ( darya ) a big story this morning... robberies and assaults are up nearly 30-percent

drive richmond toll plaza. news.. we've learned in the last hour that senator john mccain is stopping medical treatments.( darya ) our washington correspondent alexandra limon joins us live now... alex? ( alex )senator john mccain has been battling a very aggressive form of brain cancer.in a statement a short time ago the family said that over the past year - since he made the news of his cancer publicthe senator has undergone treatment and surpassed expectations.however they say because of the progress of the disease as well as the senators agethe senator has now made a decisiona statement released by the family says"with his usual strength of will, he has now chosen to discontinue medical treatment."as you know john mccain has been a senator for nearly 30 yearshe was the 2008 repbulican presidential nomineeand of course served as navy pilot was shot down and held as a prisoner of war in vietnam.alexsenator mccain has dedicated his life to public service, so a very sad piece of news to deliver this morning the

activist in richmond came out today to play ball. the reason this game is so important to the (justine) smash and grab...and gone. another apple store has been robbed in the bay area. why costumers believe the theives targetted this store... (jrs) burning man scam. a group looking to make their way to the popular festival may be stuck by themselves in the nevada desert. the reason their tickets were voided before they even left the bay area. it' a story you will only see on kron4 news. (justine) only on kron4... gates opened today for day one of burning man .. in black rock city nevada. many from the bay area are some of the tens of thousands of people who take part in the week-long event...(jrs) ......unfortunately some of them are being turned away finding out they've bought fake or void tickets... costing them thousands of dollars. kron 4's ella sogomonian is live in berkeley where she met with some of the victims...ella? (ella)a bay area man i met with told me he only found out today that he bought void tickets when his friend wa

it happened around 1-30 saturday morning in the city's richmond district.54 year old man was hit while crossing the street at second and geary. the victim is still hospitalized with crical injuries. the only description of the driver's car is that it's a dark-colored sedan likely with front end damage. ( lydia ) investigators are looking for the person who attacked a woman who was found bleeding on the street in fairfield. she was found in a parking lot on north texas street. this was around 11 p-m tuesday night. police were responding to an assault at a business there. that's when they found an unconscious woman. she later died at the hospital. ( lydia ) in the north bay... sonoma county officials are asking for your help in an animal cruelty case... after a dog was found dead inside a backpack. officials released this photo of the black "outdoor products" backpack that was found on the side of todd road and stony point in santa rosa last month. a necropsy revealed the eight-month-old puppy died after being strangled. officials say the puppy was a girl and

so this is richmond parkway. you will need to use an alternate route as -- especially as the morning continues and more folks join the friday morning ride. use 80 to get around that. you can see traffic in both directions of 80 at san pablo dam road no delays. we are seeing a backup develop there. no metering lights just yet. we are still in the green as you head into san francisco. mass transit orb timing. five is in the green. that's a check of the traffic. back to you guys. >>> the man accused of being the golden state killer was in court. new charges were read to him. they include crimes involving rapes in contra costa county. the rapes cannot be charged because of the statute of limitations but he can be charged for the crime of kidnap and robbery. all the charges are combined in a single sacramento court complaint by six separate california counties. deangelo isn't set to appear in court for four months. >>> attorney general jeff sessions' time on the job could be limited if a recent interview by the presid

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya )( darya ) richmond police hopingson junior. he was shot to death back on april ninth. and on april 18th... joseph alexander was shot and killed at a "stop and shop market" on carlson boulevard. police say these two murders ended a four-and-a-half month period without a homicide in the city. that was the longest stretch since richmond started keeping record in the early 1970's. ( james ) coming up next on the kron4 morning news... we'll check the markets with finacnial expert rob black and get a look at today's winner and losers. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) 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. accident eb 237 befreo north first another comfortable day ahead of us with cooler than average temperatures peaking mostly in the 60's and 70's. after an overall clear start to the day skies should remain mostly sunny for parts of the bay with patchy morning fog burning off into the afternoon for other areas. into the weekend high pressure

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. county...concerned that the coyote population is growing. but wildlife officails say there is no cause for concern. a resident and his wife found a carcus of a cat that appeared to be half eaten last fall. he says he's lived there for 46 years, but didn't start seeing coyotes on his street until three or four years ago. in the past year he says he and his neighbors have reported up to two dozen coyote-related incidents. <"two fawns bolted in front of his car, being chased by seven coyotes, and they surrounded the fawn, grabbed its rear legs through to the road, dragged it off to the side of the street, and had a little grissley feast."><"i love coyotes, but i might not love them so much if it was my pet that they attacked.">( robin ) hensel says he wants the county to take an accurate count of all coyotes living here, round them up and send them back to open space. ( robin ) it's the first day of school for kids in berkeley... and a bay area non- profit is helping low income kids get th

live in richmond, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> the design for untraceable least for now.udge has blocked a website from releasing these blueprints. kpix 5's, christin ayers, has more on the battle for ghost guns . >> reporter: the judge injunction means it will be illegal to publish blueprints online detailing how to make a 3-d gun. a blow to cody wilson and his texas nonprofit, defense distributed pics >> reporter: and he -- anyone can use it, it is their. >> reporter: in the last three days, more than 2500 people have downloaded the files that wilson won the right to publish online in a settlement in june with the trump administration, everything from handguns to ar 15 style rifles, all untraceable and undetectable. eight states are fighting back trying to block more blueprints. san francisco supervisor, catherine stephanie, says she plans to announce legislation on the issue in the fall. >> the unlimited access to blueprints for 3-d guns and the potential export of these untraceable weapons are a threat to national and international defense and security. >> reporter: p

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 bay...stole a laptop right out of the hands of it's owner. you can see in this video the man come into the grind coffee house on concourse drive. he checks the place out as he walks to the back. moments later... he grabs the laptop and runs out the door. the laptop owner tries to chase after him but the thief jumps into a black cadillac and gets away. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... the giants were looking to rebound from their saturday loss agaist the pirates.. the highlights next. (ácommercialá) conditions will be much better today for stepping outside and enjoying than what the bay experienced last week. temperatures have settled down near seasonal averages in the 60's and 70's along the coast and the bay while down to the 80's inland. skies will be significantly less smoky and hazy than last week as well. 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

we got different parts of richmond to take part in the festivities."odney brown: "so we came up with this great idea let's bring these resources outside so we can greet them and meet them and go from there, they can be seen and we can meet halfway and segway.">everyone was welcome to join in the festivities -- the only request from organizers -- everyone bring along a playful spirit as for the game, los angeles won the game over richmond - 25 to 23.live in the newsroom, gayle ong kron4 news. you know when you're at ross shopping for backpacks... ...and mom also gets a back-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. you know when you're at ross and you'rhello.... ...and then the price is like, helllooo! that's yes for less. fin

the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge still nice and light as you approach the toll plaza. everything looking good on the east bay side there as well. and drive times overall in the green, one or two that is yellow. westbound 80, highway 4 to the maze 18 minutes. eight minute drive across the bay bridge, south bay san francisco to sfo wide open at nine minutes. >> thank you. >>> well, the top of san jose's communications hill has a very different view lately. the drive up the hill currently surrounded by baron hillsides but some neighbors say they see plenty of potential for a unique type of development and that's vineyards. reporter amanda del castillo has the details. >> reporter: views and vineyards that's what leaders hope will soon be a reality for its residents. >> the undeveloped slope of the hill that is planned to be undeveloped, nonlandscaped area, is what we're targeting to put this vineyard in. >> reporter: an area where ten acres burned last july in a wind driven grass fire captured by sky 7. >> that was one of the big eye-opening experiences that we had and f

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) in the east bay...ition after being involved in a violent crash. we brought this to you as breaking news yesterday morning. police say the officer was responding to a suspicious person call when he collided with a car and parked semi-truck. it happened on middle harbor road at the port of oakland. the patrol car was so badly damaged that the fire department was called in to free the trapped officer. the injured officer has not been with the department long and is the son of an active duty lieutenant. ( james ) police say the drivers in the car and the parked semi-truck were not injured. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... a new tool is being launched to aid in the seach for missing college student mollie tibbetts. next.. we hear from her father. you know when you're

new this morning, a serious crash in richmond. you can see a dark colored sedan pinned underneath a semi truck at richmond parkway and san pablo avenue. f'ce t sed car.fm the car didn't stop, leading to a pursuit. the car then ran a red light and collided with the truck. the driver was killed. chp says the intersection is blocked and drivers will need to take an alternate route >>> an international flight from sfo was forced to make an emergency landing this morning. >> the united airlines plane turned around over the pacific after a passengers say they hit a flock of birds. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at sfo. amy? >> hi, jessica. the passengers are still here. some are trying to get some sleep at the gate. we heard from one tired passenger inside who said she really wishes united airlines had gotten them hotel rooms so they could get some sleep. here is a picture of the nose of the plane. no broken windows but the pilot told the passengers that they hit about 25 birds and says some got into the engine. he told them

major hot spot in richmond. richmond pkwy at san pablo ave closed to investigate a fatal accident. low 80's inland for some areas that have enjoyed the 70's earlier this week. meanwhile along the coast some other areas will feel temperatures just a touch cooler than yesterday's in the 50's under foggy morning conditions. ( james ) happening now... the bay area red cross has deployed hundreds of people to hawaii... as hurricane lane pounds the islands with rain. 200 people are now ready to help out. more than 1 million people are already feeling the effects of hurricane lane. meanwhile... a local task force has been deployed to oahu to help out with the disaster response. the menlo park-based group sent 36 members of its team to hawaii. they took almost 40- thousand pounds of gear with them. ( james ) airlines are cancelling flights because of hurricane lane. united airlines and alaska airlines have canceled flights out of the bay area and sacramento... that were supposed to land in maui and oahu hawaiian airlines is also canceling all flights today. ( darya ) i am here in the weath

richmond police are offering a 10-thousdand dollar reward.... for details on two supsects tied to two of the city's eight murders this year. kron4's michelle kingston has the story. (mk)michelle kingston, mkingstonnewsthe community and these families are hurting over the loss of both alexander and henderson... and hope someone comes forward with information.decenthia henderson, victim's mother"we never would've thought it would be our son, but at the end of the day, it can happen to anybody. anybody."richmond police are now giving away a 10-thousand dollars to anyone with information leading to an arrest in two unsolved murder cases ... hoping someone will come forward.decenthia henderson, victim's mother "people's kids, people's parents, everybody's hurting, the community is hurting."in april -- decenthia henderson's son mark was shot and killed near crescent park in richomond.nine days later ... 21 year old joseph alexander was murdered in the stop and shop on carlson boulevard ... richmond's eighth homicide in less than eight months.joseph al

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. being under fire for long and slow lines ... the california department of motor vehicles has launched a new effort .... to reduce wait times. kron four's rob fladeboe explains the new strategy. there was a line again on tuesday outside dmv's busy alma avenue location. there were more line inside and plenty of people willing to share stories of a previous visit. people like taliebu hurd. "....it was horrible, i was in line for more than three hours...."among the innovations being rolled out this month to cut down wait times is aself-service vehicle registration kiosk that can help some customers conduct their business in a matter of minutes..j. d. juan/dmv customer '.....it's about time that technology has reached the dmv to help us get on with our day..."other innovations designed to reduce wait times is a text notification option, self check-in kiosks, the expansion of saturday service and earlier office hours at some locations.susan vanwickle/dmv customer "...they're trying and the

for a check on this commute from the richmond-san rafael bridge or towards the richmond-san rafael bridgel have the accident with an ambulance on scene. it's offer the side of the shoulder so we're seeing pretty much green sensors which is great. we'll check back on this bart delay. >> more twists in the ghost ship warehouse fire case. the attorney from max harris wants to separate his case from that of derick almena's. a judge rejected a plea deal between prosecutors and the two last friday. he said almena wasn't remorseful enough and ordered the case to go to trial. they face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. harris' attorneys plans to make a motion to separate the cases. >> based on what the victims' families says max harris was in a different position than almena. max harris saved lives, took accountability. >> almena's attorneys are considering whether to request a change of venue for the trial. >>> happening today, oakland mayor libby schaaf will announce details of a new program to combat illegal dumping. oakland residents will have three opportunities to legally dispose of la

and that is that the richmond planet -- the african-american newspaper in richmond absolutely publishes countless editorials condemning this monument going up. so that is a clear case in which african-americans are -- and i'm forgetting -- what's the editor's name? john mitchell, the editor. thank you, john. was a member of the city council at the time, i believe. and he is -- you know, beside himself that the richmond city council is going to support a monument to a confederate general. so we have that. unfortunately, we just don't have -- it would be wonderfully rich if we did have accounts of people confronting monuments. this isn't answering your question, but a way to flip things on its head is to think about the way in which the lincoln memorial, which many of us don't often think about as a civil war memorial. i happen to think it is the biggest and the most important of the civil war memorials in this country. but the way in which its been used, whether it's marian anderson, martin luther king, turning that around and using this monument as a place to change a different tone. an

lee camp in richmond. eventually united confederate veterans which would organize in 1889, they had reunions, they had periodicals, the confederate veteran which began in the early 1890s, a periodical such as the southern historical society papers, all of these are ways in which they sought to make sure that the next generation -- and it's always about the next generation -- understood what they had fought for. former confederate general clement a. evans explained why it all mattered so much. quote, if we cannot justify the south and the act of succession we will go down in history as solely brave, impulsive but rash people who attempted in an illegal manner to overthrow the union of our country. they're always worried about this question of whether or not they had been treasonists. in the years after 1865 these respective memories grow. union and confederate. union veterans, though, seethed at the lost cause with its distorted and reimagined renderings of the confederacy. here i want to point out that mos

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 today...ill be getting a new backpack and school supplies. ( james ) kron 4's yoli aceves is live at the giveway with the latest.. yoli? sacred heart backpack drive https://sacredheartcs.org/pab/ august 10th, 3,300 students in our community will come to sacred heart community service to choose a new backpack and school supplies.the pack a back education campaign ensures students have the tools they need to succeed. join us for pack a back 2018 and get involved in the following ways:make a financial donation to pack a backdrop off new backpacks and school supplies at our donation station by august 3rd. click here to see items to donate and donation station hoursdonate through our amazon wish listorganize a backpack drive at your work, place of worship, school, or service clubcreate your own online fundraiser for pack a back and spread the word to ur friends and familyare you interested in corporate sponsorship for pack-a-back? contact jay pecot, community engagement manager, for more informatio

in an attack on the richmond train station.officials say,the attack happened saturday, just before 10- in the morning. the suspect is wanted for felony battery. if you have any information you are asked to call bart police. ( robin )police have arrested a man in connection with two stabbings at a bart station. the attack happened friday night at the macarthur station. officials say 27-year-old solomon espinosa has been taken into custody. espinosa allegedly stabbed two men then left the scene. the victims suffered non-life threatening injuries. the u-s marshals task force in oakland arrested him earlier today near 5th avenue and 8th street. police say espinosa is a transient in the oakland area. ( robin )bart's police department says it is increasing patrols.. because of the uptick in crime. kron 4's michelle kingston talked with retired bart police chief, gary gee... who explains the changes of the transit system. (mk)gary gee, retired bart police chief"in my 37 years with the bart police department, i don't believe there was

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101.ool down this weekend temperatures will begin to climb again as high pressure builds back into the picture. temperatures inland will be well back into the 90's with hazy skies again to be seen overhead. along the coast marine layer will continue to have it's impact keeping temperatures seasonable and in the 60's and 70's. skies will remain dry and sunny. ( robin ) a homeless man arrested in pittsburg, will be charged with arson. fire officials say he started a brush fire, that spread to a pallet yard on harbor street. kron four's philippe djegal reports downed power lines slowed the fire fight. (philippe) fire fighters mop up what's left of atlas pallet. stacks of pallets, a few outbuildings, and three-and-a-half acres of grass and dry brush all burned. nats- the pittsburg police department filmed the flames shortly after the fire started just after ten o'lock in the morning. contra costa county fire protection district fire marshall, robert marshall says his crews with

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now that area around san pablo in the richmond parkway is still shut down. it will cause a lot of problems. alyssa harrington is there on the scene to talk about the investigation that is now underway. >> reporter: i just got confirmation that this was a deadly crash. behind me you can see a car pinned underneath a big rig. there is heavy police activity. we have seen them put out evidence markers they do have this entire intersection closed to traffic. the california highway patrol has issued a traffic advisory so drivers are being asked to find a different way around the scene. here is video of the crash shortly after it happened. you can see the car that slammed into the big rig is pinned underneath. we now know that one person who was inside that vehicle was killed. we were also told this started as a car chase in the rodeo area. we are not sure exactly why officers were pursuing that vehicle. the contra costa -- contra costa county sheriff's deputies were pursuing that car. the chase ended when the car slammed into the big rig at the intersection of ric

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) in national news...ive report claims sex abuse cases against catholic priests were covered up for decades. a grand jury in pennsylvania issued that report. the investigation shows that more than 300 priests have been accused of sexually abusing more than 1-thousand children. the report said the church used euphemisms like "horseplay and wrestling"... to cover up what was actually rape and sexual abuse. charges have been filed against two priests in pennsylvania. but in most cases the statute of limitations have run out. ( james ) coming up next... two years after a human skull is found... a woman's remains have finally been identified. ( sara ) it's time to head back to school! i'm live in san jose with the details. (ácommercialá) ♪ happiness is powerful flea and tick protection from nexgard. a delicious chew that protects for an entire month. ask your vet for more information. reported side effects include vomiting and itching. nexgard. the vet's #1 choice. do you need the most in your wireless mouse? m

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the 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 after a slight cool down yesterday temperatures inland rebound after a slight cool down yesterday temperatures inland rebound today back into the 90's for some areas. skies will again be seen as hazy inland and will continue to be that way through the weekend. after today while temperatures at the coast remain stable in the 50's to 70's inland areas will notice a cool down into the mid 80's. ( darya ) happening today... more than one-thousand sunnyvale students will start the school year off with new supplies. ( james ) 'head to toe' is hosting is annual backpack day... and that's where we find kron 4's lydia pantazes this morning... thanks morning... pantazes this kron 4's lydia pantazes this morning... morning... thanks lydia. we will check back w

if you know anything please call the richmond police. paul chambers, ktvu news. >>> contra costa says mosquitoes have tested positive for the west nile virus. birds from antioch have also tested positive. ldry to protect themselves from mosquito bites. west nile virus is particularly damage -- dangerous to older people. it could wreak havoc -- wreak havoc and can be deadly. >>> we have new numbers on the water for spreading. the carr fire fire and shasta county has burned 227,000 acres and destroyed close to 1100 homes. eight deaths are linked to the fire including three firefighters. the ranch fire a 76% contained at almost 332,000 acres. there is also progress on the holy fire in orange county. the fire is 92% contained. >>> we are getting a look at a rescue of in firefighter battling it wildfire in shasta county. tell fire says he was working to contain the first fire when he started suffering from heat exhaustion. this was yesterday. a chp helicopter was called in to rescue him at this remote location in the shasta national forest. h

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. toll to 101. ( robin )the massive wildfires burning in mendocino and lake counties continue to grow in size... forcing new evacuations. right now the mendocino complex river fire is burning to the west of clear lake... and the ranch fire is devouring land north of the lake. the ranch fire that is forcing those new evacuations. they're in effect for long valley, high valley and spring valley. shelters have been established in lower lake and middletown... you're told to drive south immediately if you haven't left already. here are the new numbers for the complex fire... the ranch fire is exploding in size...it's now burned almost 84-thousand acres...the river fire is that size... at more than 41 thousand acres. the combined containment is 39 percent.... and 16 homes have now been lost. ( robin )the city of kelseyville is slowly getting back to normal... after some... were given the ok to back return home. the evacuation was lifted tuesday night... after people were asked to immediately

the other stores are in oakland, richmond and pittsburg. the dispute is over visa's annual swipe fees. kroger says the fees are too high. starting on the 14th... kroger will not longer accept visa. this decision will ánot affect visa ádebit cards. ( darya ) new this morning... the t-s-a could ástop screening at more than 150 airports and that could cause even longer lines at airports like s-f-o. right now... the t-s-a screens passengers at nearly 440 airports nationwide. but the agency is considering ending security screenings at small and medium-sized airports -- airports that operate commercial flights with no more than 60 passengers. the t-s-a says they've been looking into this idea since 2011. under the proposal... passengers and luggage arriving from smaller airports would still be screened before getting on connecting flights at major airports. that would mean passangers would have to get into screening lines which would add to the already very long lines. ( james ) coming up in the next hour... police in san ramon are asking for you

abc 7 news was in richmond at civic center plaza. police officers unloaded guns from cars driven by people who wanted to swap them for gift cards or just wanted to get rid of them. the department partnered with a foundation named after a young man who died from gun violence. >> what makes our gun buybacks unique, once the guns have been decommissioned, we distribute them amongst artists to recreate and transform into pieces of art and then we have exhibits called the art of peace exhibits that are used to raise awareness about gun violence. >> the commission of the foundation is to help reduce gun violence, promote peace and offer vocational training for young adults. >>> 60 former cia officials are joining a chorus of national security professionals denouncing president trump's decision to yank the security clearance of former cia director john brennan. the president himself targeted brennan today once again. >> president trump spending the weekend at his private golf club and wasting no time going after a familiar target. former ci

speaking on behalf of the grow the richmond organization. we strongly approve the plan, encourage a swift implementation, it's been delayed far too long. we are excited for the faster, more reliable service. we support reinstating the spruce stop with rapid service and third point, we would like the board to consider the trade-offs of adding too many stops with the needs of people getting downtown quickly. i don't utilize the express busses because they take the last 2-3 blocks going down busch street take far too long. i take it exclusively because of the rapid lanes. i support that going forward. >> chair c. brinkman: thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is rodger, local 258, i felt compelled to speak up after i have been taking notes from all the speakers and i have to state that i'm speaking to you now as a transit operator. i drove the 38 geary for a number of years and i'm also against removing the rapid stop at spruce, it will have a tremendous negative impact for the passengers. if we are encouraging more ridership of our publ

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 no major hot spots.e 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 after a cool down this weekend temperatures will begin to climb again as high pressure builds back into the picture. temperatures inland will be well back into the 90's with hazy skies again to be seen overhead. along the coast marine layer will continue to have it's impact keeping temperatures seasonable and in the 60's and 70's. skies will remain dry and sunny. over the weekend ... friends and city employees paid tribute to martin nelis who dedicated his life as a public information officer for the city of pleasant hill for more than a decade. nelis was killed last week when he was hit by a big rig while riding his bike in lafayette. at the summer concert series last night... nelis' favorite band... dedicated a song to him. nelis became the city's public

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) a big story we are following this morning... students are returning to balboa high school in san francisco the day after a gun went off in a classroom.( darya ) kron 4's will tran is live at the school this morning with the details. will. ( will ) it happened at balboa high school in san francisco...but a number of neighboring schools also went into lockdown... as the incident unfolded. students say, they thought a fireworks went off. san francisco police took one student, in a red sweatshirt, into the back of a patrol car. three other students are being questioned as possible accessories . balboa then went on lockdown, as did nearby leadership high school, denman middle school, and san miguel early education school.balboa students were evacuated to the football field... i thought it was a practice drill but when we heard the police sirens everything got real it is so scary i had to ask my job to get out this is my only child and it is so scary one student suffered injuries not considered life- threatening however, th

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. no major hot spots. 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. flames continue to spead. this time affecting the mendocino complex. right now the ranch and river fire collectively has burned more than 80-thousand acres and are only 12 percent contained. seven homes have been destroyed. more than 12-thousand others are threatened. containment of this fire isn't expected until at least next week. ( robin )over in shasta county - the carr fire continues to burn. cal fire considers this one of the most destructive fires in state history... based on homes, businesses and outbuildings that have been destroyed. almost one thousand homes are now ruined... and 112-thousand- acres have burned. right now this fire is only 30 percent contained. ( robin ) firefighters are on the move in the south bay... and resources are stretched to the limit. for every strike team that's left their home base...

marÍa: muchos otros inmigrantes como aguilar enfrde detenciÓn en richmond finalizó su contrato con ice me moderan para richmond, sentir esa desconfianza que me fueron a mover para otro estado. como ya tenÍan el corte de fianza cerca, eso me hísentir d. marÍa: familiares de v organizaciones voluntarias lograron su liberaciÓn tras reunir los $80,000 de la fianza. >>ha algo muy grande sino hubiese sido por la ayuda de familiares amigos, sobre todo tambiÉn de esas organizaciones que estÁn allÍ reuniendo fondos. >> muchos organizaciones aquÍ, los abogados tambiÉn juntamos para ayudar a las familias. >> de verdad muchas gracias a las organizaciones que nos apoyaron y que todavÍa siguen apoyando. marÍa: entre las organizaciones que estudiaron fue ... ramon: el viaje para decenas de pasajeros con destino a california terminÓ en tragedia. lo pondremos al tanto de la investigaciÓn sobre el mortal accidente. ademÁs, un intenso operativo de agencias federales desata pÁnico entre la comunidad inmigrante pero el blanco no eran precisamente indocumentados. reportera: se aproxima el tan esperado fin d

. >>> a shopping mall in richmond is a magnet for car burglars, we are joined by sandra osborne with advice on how to avoid becoming a victim. >> reporter: here's the thing, police are noticing a trend, the victims, many of them are tourist's leading their bags, and valuables in their cars in plain sight. looking at newly released surveillance video of some of these brazen break-ins at the pacific east mall. in this video you can see a man get out of his car, he looks inside another vehicle, quickly punches the window and take something. investigators say that the break-ins happen quickly. >> for example your laptop computers, gym bags, lots of suitcases, that is when a suspect will break into a car and it will only take them several seconds, they can describe the stuff and then escape. >> reporter: investigators have caught a few suspects already, in one recent theft, the suspects told $150,000 worth of jewelry. officers issued a warrant for the arrest of jaelyn walker from vallejo. they searched her home and found some of the jewelry. officers are also looking for this suspect from

richmond is a wrap. the jets at home next thursday. pres tson game. 15 days of training camp in virginia's capital co welcome moving day, you might say for the players with one notable exception. thre redskins moving on without a veteran. sbirz has more fromne richmond more time. >> reporter: we got our last roster of trainine camps h in richmond and this version a little differen number 26, orlando scandrick no longee with team. the former dallas corn aback,n 11-year vet released by the burgundy a gold today. fellow cornerback josh norman caught off guard about the news. >> iot in the training room and i'm like, yeah, your boy is gone, and i'm like huh, how did that happen, but it wasn't something that i, you know, w thought going to happen. >> it was more of the rookie'se gence really so give orlando ample time to get on another team. >> reporter: one of the youngs play-mak making an impact is a coerback from manassas. today the final day of training camp in richmond in players battling through injuries like josh dotson playing throu

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. (lydia)happening today... a highly anticipated bart board meeting. the bart general manager will address a 28 million dollar plan to keep riders safe. but one group says more needs to be done with the plan, including mutual aid from cities that have bart stations. kron 4's j.r. stone has the story. bart police are currently working emergency staffing levels to keep you safe. meaning 6 days a week and 10 hours a day. it's a short term response to violent crimes that we've seen occur within the system. still though...many riders have changed their riding habits. sot if i'm coming home later i'm going to drive.the bay area council group which represents hundreds of businesses in the area believe mutual aid with city police departments should be used on a regular basis. something that is currently only used in emergency situations.that we think a mutual aid situation could provide getting more officers into the stations and around the stations and could really show passengers on bart that

lee has been vandalized in richmond.he letters "blm," believe to present black lives matter, spray painted on the statue's base. thene vandalism hap late last night or early this morning. it's one week ahead of the e- ar anniversary of the deadly white nationalist rally in charlottesville. >>> nba players rallying around lebr james afterhe president attacked the basketball superstar and questioned his intelligence. we're going to show you how one we're going to show you how one of t i like these yogurt bites. (phone buzzing) and i like these yogurt bites. (chuckling) ahh... ooh! (giggle, phone buzzing) apparently i... like them more than i like my phone. where... ah... oh, hello! ah, i missed it. it's my mother-in-law. i'll call her back. don't tell her i told you that. award-winning little journey baby essentials from aldi. no, what?? i just switched to geico and got more. more? got a company i can trust. that's a heck of a lot more. over 75 years of great savings and service. you can't argue with more. why would ya? ge

the redskins is down in richmond and finished with some turbulence.. >> 15 practices in three weeks, redskins traing camp in richmond finally over but n before a spat betwe two former people to mates. former redskins wide receiver terrelleryor in the end zate. his teamm celebrate with him ip except for d.j. swearen jer. >> you don get not respect. >> then this.ju let him know that he didn't get not respect to go against the corner. he went against the safety three days in a row. so we didn't give him the respect. >> tempers settled down after wrapping up anxciting three days of joint practice with the jets. the redskins happy to be leaving. >> i was dreadin it b now it's finally over with and i can go home and sleep in myed that so comfortable and get a lot of zs and count a lot of sheep. >> we're right there with you. we too are heading back to d.c. getting ready to kick off a new football season. sherree burress, news4 sports. >>> hey, meet m in st. louis. nats fans told me their team could rstht the ship a the cardals. not so much. this is the star