here is richmond. you can see on the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge, it is foggy here. to coalm for kite surfing, but nice day if you like to swim in the bay, some of you do we have cloud cover through 9:00, sunshine by lunch. mid to upper 70s this afternoon. 61 this evening. peninsula, in the cloud cover through 9:00. in the 50s also. 70 at 3:00. grab a coat this evening, 59 at 7:00. south bay, cloud covers and 50s through 7:00. quickly dropping to 61 at 7:00. weekend forecast coming up next. here's jobina. >> thank you. good morning. we're following a deadly head-on crash in sunol. i want to show you specifically where it is because it is a county road that we're looking at. koopman road at pleasanton sunol road this morning. two cars involved here in this head-on crash. they are ner co coroner to come out to the scene there. pleasanton sunol road looks like it will be shut down in both directions and they may run a traffic break on southbound 680, if you come down southbound 680, yo

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez joins us in richmond with the details. jodi? >> reporter: raj, this richmond neighborhood is one of many that's been littered with garbage. the city of richmond tells me more than 5,000 mattresses have been dumped out here over the last year. this is just one of them. but help could be on the way. >> it's bad. it just looks bad. >> reporter: anna can't stand the scene outside her richmond home. her neighborhood has become a dumping ground, constantly littered with garbage. >> we've seen animals, dead animals, everything, you name it is there. it's just horrible. >> reporter: it's a problem that's plaguing neighborhoods across the east bay. we found children today walking home from school amid trash. and piles of garbage >> you can clean up and you can educate, but if you don't enforce, if you don't enforce, it won't stop. >> reporter: but alameda and contra costa counties are about to crack down on the litter bugs. an east bay assembly member has secured 3/4 of a million dollars to help focus on enforcement. >> this funding of $

some in richmond say it's time for a >> it's notmoney. it's about value in people. >> reporter: this was the first town hall according to organizers, and they say the conversation will continue. reporting live in richmond, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, christie. >>> a day of action. students took to the streets to improve their schools. those students organized three simultaneous marches. middle and high schoolers walked with their colorful posters for more than an hour. they wanted to show that their communities -- that students should get involved in improving education. >> i think we just need more youth engagement. like, in these sort of issues, because the more that we speak up for ourselves, seriously and the more that gets done, because we're really effective in what we do. >> she had a great name. >> you likdo. the students' goals is to in ca. >> s way for kincade fire victims. how sonoma county will lend a helping hand for those who lost everything in that fire. >>> get ready to lace up your skates. where you c

this is why i say the richmond is a great place for families.re is a treasure in our neighborhood. it has been around for a very long time. is one of our two neighborhood theatres that we have here. i moved here when i was 1959 when i was two years old. we would always go here. i love these neighborhood theatres. it is one of the places that has not only a landmark in the richmond district, but also in san francisco. small theatres showing one or two films. a unique -- they are unique also to the neighborhood and san francisco. >> where we are today is the heart of the richmond district. with what is unique is that it is also small businesses. there is a different retail here it is mom and pop opening up businesses. and providing for the neighborhood. this is what we love about the streets. the cora door starts on clement street and goes all the way down to the end of clement where you will see small businesses even towards 32nd. at the core of it is right here between here and 20 -- tenth avenue. when we see this variety of stores offered here,

but delay how in richmond police are not releasing any details. hoever, the richmond police ofcers association defended the actions of the off-duty officer in a socl media post saying in part quote unfortunately, when a police officers confronted with a felon med with a firearm deadly force may be nessary. we ask that you please reserve judgment until the investigation is finished rira says the police will try to portray reason in a negave light, even as his friends and family are left in the dark about what really let up to the shooting sue. >>and we end looking likehe bad guys and last as long they're going to now we all know and save a little dough ba in his medical training to be the bag and. >>reporting in valais whoa. dan thorn kron 4 news. >>directed to credit customers month's blackouts last they may also have to reimburse e tire state. capitol bure reporter ashley zavala explains. or may be getting some payback for the many reurces that pulled together when pg cut powero millions of people last month. >>our piece was managing the conseque

for richmond, for farmv ille, for lynchburg. some continue to convalesce, and others go home. >> and most likely, those enrichment had people go over the in richmond had people go over there. thank you very much. which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org

a gun. >> it was a richmond off duty cop who did it. something is terribly wrong. >> when is this going to come to an end? when are people going to take this seriously and realize our lives matter? >> reporter: with no information released, the community is left to speculate, and the people here say this only deepens the divide between police and the black community, even though they say the off duty officer was also african american. >> when they weaponize skin color, it's the enemy. and it doesn't matter you have the same skin color because it appears blue is the one that matters. >> reporter: richmond police tomorrow swear in their first african american police chief. and the fact that this shooting happened at the hands of a richmond police officer isn't going to make his job any easier. in vallejo, john ramos, kpix 5. >> the police were not available for on camera interview, but they'll be conducting investigations of the shootings along with the district attorney's office. >>> and san jose investigators are looking into the body o

then stationed in savannah, under alexander lawton to richmond. once again during this campaign, a departure of a confederate officer would cause yet another shifting of soldiers to new commands in the face of the enemy. brigadier general duncan smith on the right of the screen would take command of the confederate defenses on james island on june 6th making his village ofs at the secessionville. one of the questions when i talk about secessionville is how did this place get its name? well, the name of secessionville deep mythologyry and legend. secessionville was originally as riversville and the exact reason as to why the name still a mystery, but historians can make several conjectures. one of the conjectures is that of secessionville became known as such as planters would planter class secede in the summer time to this small village. story goes that two youths in the area seceded from establishrs and would a residence in the area and name it secessionville. historians will point aimportantive 1851-52 secessionist movement. duncan smith became

it happened just south of central avenue in richmond. police say three people woke up to someone shooting arrows at them. two men were hit by the arrows and they were taken to the hospital. no arrests have been made, though, but police say they do have a person of interest. >>> in the east bay, community members came out to find ways to address what they say is an ongoing shortage of emergency services in west contra costa county, a public hospital closed back in 2015. nbc bay area's kristy smith is live with that story. >> terry, there were quite a few people who showed up here today to listen to explanations about the situation and really there wasn't one solution given, but a lot of discussion about what it might take to get more emergency services here. >> next month i'm retiring and yesterday i was out looking for health care. >> marcellus ashley lives in richmond. she wants options close by in case she needs emergency care. >> we shouldn't have to get on highway 4 to have two lanes to get to a heospital, okay? >> she joined 200 oth

lee had laid out before leaving for richmond. but this suggestion of abandoning charleston, abandoning fort sumter, abandoning fort maltrey was the last straw for confederate officials in south carolina, including governor pickens, who blew his top upon hearing this. and pickens would now join a whole chorus of those begging richmond for a new department commander. in the department of south carolina and georgia, those officers and men that were in the ranks, those that were stationed in the trenches, those that were manning the gurnings as they say, performing quite well, they were working together to strengthen these defensive positions, including a fort known as tower battery. now, as the campaign would begin, general benham's plan would go into whacks the invasion of james island began in the early hours of june 2, 1862. general wright's division would begin their move to seabrook island, and then to the causeway to johns island. what is supposed to be a day-long movement per general benham's instructions would take wright's

a 23-year-old veteran and former president of the richmond police union. sources say reason was also armed with a gun and brandished it to open fire. the mother does not know if her son had a gun. >> if that is the case, i still think that it still wasn't necessary. >> being armed, in and of itself, does not warrant an execution. >> reporter: family and friends held a prayer circle at the gas station. among them was this woman, a civil rights attorney with john burris's law firm. she said the police sergeant was the main aggressor. >> when you have a police officer who is escalating a parking dispute into a deadly force incident, in a very crowded incident we are very concerned how that cohappen. >> reporter: now, in a statement the richmond president stated unfortunately when a police officer is confronted with a felon armed with a firearm deadly force may be necessary. we ask that you please reserve judgment until the investigation is finished. that investigation being conducted by vallejo police and the solano county da office. also the richmond police

we're getting more details on a deadly shooting involving an off-duty richmond police officer cuse me that's the east bay richmond, the family attorneys for thman killed says that he would still be a lot. ifhe officer had done just one thing kron four's has it been you has more. >>flood vehicle pulling into the va gas station parking lot on fairgrounds drive in vallejo another vehicle, all the way out of the parking lot a source familiar with the when to mid exited their t is vehicles, followed by an argument that it did with an off-duty richard police officers shootg 39 year-old eric reason he was onounced dead at the sea. a witnes tellclub for that the cident was captured on surveillance video that now thheadsf the investigators the seen the videos civil f rights attorneys will listen old is now representing the reason family. >e absolutely have the videos released immediately they're there maintaining that. the incident happened a certain way i've heard from witnesses that indicate that it happened a different way a source tells month for that. >>eric reason just finished driving t

as far as the drive goes, brake lights into richmond. and into berkeley as well. 31 minutes for drive time. 40 minutes from 205 to 680. a couple things here as well. as you work westbound, that vehicle now clear. westbound 580 at first street. a trouble spot there, as well. you're slow just east of there, as well coming out of crazy. >> tack on a none five minutes and then another 37 to 40 minutes toward thblin tercnge. >>and go conditions. because of that, there is a water main break affecting the intersection there. you can see on our golden gate bridge camera how u fog guess it is to start ave the day. watching that fog along the coast and to the golden gate gap this morning. >>> this is looking south with those golden colors in the sky. clear skies as we look south and our sales force many waking up to clear skies this morning. it is a chilly start. grab the jacket or coat as you head out the door. mid-40s in concord. san francisco 51. h8 san jose and a cold 36 degrees right now in santa rosa. your microclimate for case, all of us wi

the road, ten years somebody asks you when did downtown richmond turn around? this is it right here. >> reporter: a new renaissance for the city and anyone with ideas. >> it's exciting. >>> improving street safety is also part of building a better bay area and the focus tonight was a main artery in san francisco. it's a common route to get onto the freeway, the project is intended to decrease traffic, support bus access and create bike lanes. 20 parking spaces would be eliminate and a block of paved street would become one way westbound. >> we're working to see what we can do with these proposal to divert traffic while still making sure people can move around the neighborhood and we're not causing undo burden on other streets. >> a pilot program is set to begin next year. >>> building a better bay area requires adequate infrastructure, of course. in san jose some drivers say one stretch of 101 is causing concern. puddles are causing massive mase potholes. abc 7 news reporter amanda del c castillo live with the story tonight. >> reporter: my that, and we looked

your options are the san mateo bridge, the richmond to san rafael bridge or b.a.r.t. has no delays underneath that jam-up. the south bay the east bay and peninsula, you're okay. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> 6:12 right now. next a local story that's got everybody talking. >> one bay area driver taking couch surfing to a whole new level. a fast level, too, right there. we'll have more on this video and where this unique car sighting was. >>> i thought something cool happened on the dow and i was going to tell you about it but that's not a couch on a highway. i thought i got nothing. just tune in when "today in the bay" continues. >> come on, you try to up that. you got a commercial break. >>> it is 6:15, the south bay with a live look and temperatures in santa teresa in the low 50s. this is the way we started all week long and we're going to see more of the same weather we had yesterday as the sun kind of tries to make it through those high clouds moving in. we're still going to have above normal temperatures today, about you it drops tomorrow. i'll have more on th

the body was found on a golf course in the richmond district. officers searched the lincoln park golf course for clues saturday afternoon. that's when the body was discovered near the 13th hole. golfers tell abc news the body may have been a baby. the san francisco medical examiner will conduct an autopsy and other tests hoping to pinpoint a cause of death. >>> developing news out of san francisco, growing outrage in the chinatown neighborhood after the beating and possible robb of senior citizens. >> this happened sad night. cornell bernard has the latest on the investigation. >> i was extremely disturbed. extremely upset. >> reporter: strong reaction from chinatown residents over this disturbing event caught on video. a group of four male suspects beat three men and tried to rob them on clay street and walter lum place. you can see one of the victims is punched right in the face and falls to the ground. >> he was out cold. >> reporter: betty lily watched chinatown merchants association. >> we are trying to make it a visitor-friendly destinatio

richmond police do have leads in the form of surveillance video.n image of the suspect's suv a few blocks from the market before the shooting. and here's that same suv on the left part of the screen. actually driving past the market right as joseph arrives. all this was caught on the security camera right outside the store. >> we're acting under the suspicion that it was a pure coincidence that as they passed the market, they happen to see the victim in the market and realize who it was. >> reporter: the suv circled the block two more times before stopping to let the gunman out. >> we have a video of our suspect getting out of the vehicle and walking toward the market from a side street. >> reporter: here you see him getting closer to the market. and as joseph walked out of the market, the man opened fire. the gunman then walks back to the same suv that had dropped him off. >> i think he was at the wrong place at the wrong time. totally innocent. >> reporter: the family wants answers. they say it's unfair that a little boy will never know his fathe

that would be generally taking army of the potomac and driving toward richmond. grant will accompany the army. simultaneously, benjamin butler is supposed to attack richmond from the south is a right in here. we now call that the bermuda 100 campaign. meanwhile, confederate troops are being shifted to help lee or defend richmond, general sigel is supposed to push into the shenandoah valley and tie up the confederates. that was the plan. how did it work out? that will be the discussion of the next few minutes. one of the ways i approach history is from the premise that history is about real people in the real things that they did. with that premise, you have to understand a little background on these commanders. let's start off with sigel, sometimes called the yankee dutchman. he was born in 1824 in germany, attended a military academy, so he has a european military training. in the 1848 european revolution, he joins with the revolutionary militia and becomes a leader of their army, about 4000 men. he is defeated in a battle, but he gets this reputation, and the r

richmond toll plaza. from 37 to t than 30 min drive ti less gat bridge to 101. golden min from 880less then 30 mateo bridge maze to sf. san bridge wb 80 is sps. bay no major t no mor 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 richmond bridge drive less than 2min from the toll to 10 ( james ) (áááscandoááá) our big storthis morning. thousandsof people in 8 bay areacounties could see the lights turned off starti tomorrow. pg&e is planni another round of power shutoffs as strong winds d dry conditions threaten the risk of wildfires. here is a look at a map th shows some of the areas thatcould be impacted. in the east bay . more than 35-ousand pg&e customers in alameda an contra costa counties could see the lights go out. in parts of san mateo county and santa clara county ... more than 3 thousand cuomers could go without power. and in the north bay ... more than 76-thousand customers could be in the rk in marin, napa, solano, and sonoma countie

look at that, here's the richmond sandra fell bridge. very few cars on the roadway at this time and the golden gate bridge, the lightest bridge of them all your biggest problem on that bridge. fog. in other news for kids killed in a gruesome attack in mexico will be bued today. meanwhile investigators are still looking fo those people responsible for their murders. the white house and fbi offered to help with the investigation. but mexico's predent says it's their responsibility. john lawrence has the details. >>funerals have begun for the victims of this week's plenty attack on mexican soil. we have no explanation for it mean what kind of man. opens fire and women and children could they do that. 9 american women and children all members of the same mormon community killed in the ambush 8 other children wercaught in the assault and some are injured. all are expected to pull through. christine is baby faith shoes, hershey. in the was able to survive. e she mexican officials say drug cartel members were likely behind the massacre. the onl

police in richmond arrested a student for bringing a gun to school. hers a photo of the gun that gun was brought to smit humble pie a school that would have happened reported the gun to police all the schools and placed on lock. police found the gun in the teens back pack an he was arrested summit humble pie a school serves students from great 7 through tip. now we now have a mug shot of the game. my mother who adtted to drowning her 2 yearld in a bath tub marci monta longo was arrested sunday mornin after she called 911 about a drowning. police found the toddler dead righthere in the bathtub filled with water. there's a photo right there want a longer was arrested just outside of her home while to police arrested. himself to another man in a parking garage. now this happened monday night right along called 911 saying that another maapproached him and asked him first us x act. and then in only was arrested police so found mass and cocaine in his pockets. sir just ross the mexican border near tijuana kron four's rob fladeboe has more. >>free for about

here is the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge, plenty of fog here.oo calm to do kite surfing today on the bay. if you want to get out there and swim in the bay, which some of you do, pretty good. exercising, the mosmoke advisor is over. here's the east bay. we have that fog meandering in our neighborhoods. 46 degrees. we'll be 20 degrees warmer at 11:00 with sunshine at 66. hanging out in the mid to upper 70s. as far as the peninsula goes. we'll be stuck with the cloud cover through 9:00 and 50s. upper 60s to low 70s from 1:00 to 4:00. 59 this evening. for the south bay, cloud cover and fog through 9:00. sunshine this afternoon. hazy and mid 70s. we're only one day from the weekend. we'll look at it coming up. here is jobina with a look at your commute. >> wie fe're following the siga in brentwood. look at all those brake lights. the flashing lights towards the left side of the screen, the left lane is open right now. speeds are still very slow. the chp is telling us that it's very foggy as well. that's been causing some delays as far as getting this

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 weather.weatherweather. ( james )(áááscandoááábig story this morning. thousds of people in 8 bay area counties could see the lights turnedff starting tomorrow. pg&e is planning another round of power shutoffs as strong win and dry conditions threaten the risk of wildfires. here is a look at a map that shows some of the areas that could be impacted. in the east bay ... mo than 35-thousand pg&e customers in thousand pg&e customers in alameda and cont costa counties could see thlights go out. in parts of san mateo county and santa clara county ... more than 3-thound customers could go without power. and in the north bay ... more than 76- thousand customers could be in the rk in marin, napa, solano, and sonoma counties. a lot those areas are still recovering from the last round of shutoffs. pg&e says the shutoffs will bin in phases, dependg on the forecast. darya ) we have team coverage of the planned blackouts this morning. on4's will tran is in orinda ... which is one of the areas that could go dark will? the lights are on.... for n

those headlights are cars going from richmond across the span and into moraine county. the golden gate bridge the lightest bridge. so far this morning you don't have to deal with fog. i just checked on the chp logs really quickly let me bounce back to the bay bridge and let you know there is a traffic collision eastbound. brian once you merge on from bright on 2 the lower deck of the toll plaza excuse me of the bay bridge. you'll have to deal with a traffic collision. but that's the counter commute directions. you don't have to worry about and look at that its clients basically unclog from the last time you saw that so easy crossing the bay bridge at this time. the bay bridge to san diego where 14 fraternities at san diego state university have been suspended at the after the death of a student. the 19 year-old suffered a head injury when he fell out of his bed. school officials believe he attended a fraternity event that same night. anthony para has the story. >>it was on the 6th floor of this residence hall. the dylan hernandez fell off his bunk bed and hit his head w

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( mes )(áááscandoááá) our big story thisng. thousands of people in 8 bay area counties could see e lights turned off starting tomorrow. pg&e is planning another round of power shutoffs as strong winds and dry conditions threaten the risk of wildfires. here is a look at a map that shows some of the areathat could be impacted. in the east bay ... more than 35-thousand pg&e customers in alameda and contra costa counties could see the lights go out. in parts of san mateo county and saa clara county and santa clara county ... more than 3- thousand customers could go without power. and ithe north bay ... more than 76- thousand cuomers could be in the dark in marin, napa, solano, and sonoma counties. a lot of those areas are still recovering from the last round of shutoffs. pg&e says the shutoffs will begin in phases, depending on the foreca. ( daa ) we have team covere of the planned blackouts this morning. kron4's will tran is in orinda ... which is one of the areas that could go dark. will? the lights are on.... for now but ther

the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge. i'm trying to look up how much rain they received. more than an inch. let's talk about your commute. everything is caution because everything is wet or getting wet from the scattered showers and thunderstorms. they'll be locally intense at times. if you're on the bay this morning, that's when it will be the most likely to be wet and a ssidge.f e bayo othe west coming out of the northwest, but still up to 20, 25 miles per hour. here we go. this is mount diablo. going down street level this is know on top of mount diablo. the people that have today off, you know where they'll be heading. yep. get there early if you want to get through the traffic and try to get up there to see the snow. this is the driumbarton bridge. this is heading downing to 237. across the richmond-san rafael bridge is getting a light shower. this is a look at sfo, light rain falling. waves of showers, lightning possible. locally heavy wind, rain, hail and graupel. temperatures in the 40s this morning, barely making

moved on it was 19 minutes, you're looking at 23 minutes from nevadoo t toll plaza and then the richmond sandra fell bridge holding steady at 13 minutes checked on the chp logged just a lot of fender benders out there nothing direct cause long-term problems afar as trying to remove the collisions. ta it easy other people this is a fray you don't want to ruin your friy by getting into any accidents because of the foggy conditions. james darya. >>on the friday to i'm rry about that fog maara. >>in the news this morning there's now a lawsuit. one of the victims families from the air b halloween party shooting is now suing air bnb yeah th again expected to announce that lawsuit today coffs christina live at the spirit forecast martinez with more. >>on this story, christina. >>sohey'll be filing that right through those doors just later today. n raymond hill junior is one of the victims one of the 5 victims o lost her life after a gunman opened fire d ring a halloween party at an air bnb on halloween ght now it's his family the health family. filing that lawsuit against air bnb and they ao ha

. >> a lot of great things happening in richmond but everything is in isolation. meet like minded people and build on what they're doing. >> i'm not the star of the show ton. wesley is. and this community is. richmond is. >> recording artist turned tech entrepreneur mc hammer lending support to the space. he says when it comes to innovation you can't touch >> cobiz richmond can be a great place for entrepreneurs to come and surrounded with an environment that >> this is shiloh and today we talk about a black history moment. >> she has a space to record pod casts and teach classes be >> not only is cobiz nurturing . local entrepreneurs, the mayor says in place is the first step to revitaling downtown richmond. >> two or three years down the road, ten years somebody asks you, when exactly did downtown richmond turn around? this is it right here. >> a new renaissance for the city. and anyone with ideas. in richmond, coronell bernhard, abc 7 news. >>> and next how you can help in the fight to end alzheimer's. adjust your comfortrm? with your sleep number setting. so,

miguel ramirez got caught in a spray of gunfire outside his richmond home. andrea nakano caught up with his family. >> reporter: miguel ramirez was headed outside to grab a newspaper when he was hit with a stray bullet and killed. his family members say six months have passed but it has not gotten any easier. >> the suffering we are going through is hard. >> reporter: time hasn't begun to heal a wound left by the bullet from a shooting a block away struck and keup from. and be able to wake up and see him again. it's not fair. >> the last six months have been trying for the ramirez family. they are just beginning to deal with their loss. >> i miss him every day. we will never see him. it's like i lost a part of me. >> reporter: as the family tries to deal with the grief, they are bringing attention to is senseless murder. >> this one, i saw him in the casket. >> they hope someone with information on the shooting will come forward to help the >>not ing to killer. reporter: miguel ramirez . left behind his parents, three daughters, and four granddaughters. now

but delay how in richmond police are not releasing any details. however, the richmond police officers association defended the actions of the off-duty officer in a social media post saying in pa quote unfortunately, when a police officers confronted with a felon armed with a firearm deadly force may be necessary. we ask that you please reserve judgment until the investigation is finished rivera says the police will try to portray rson a negative light, even as his frnds and family are left the dark about what really let up to the shooting issue. >>and we end looking like the bad guys and last as long they're gng to now we all know it's a family back and is back open trade him to be the bag and. >>reporting in valais whoa. dan thorn kron 4 news. confirmed that was in fact an infant that was found dead at the lincoln park golf course officers found the body saturday afternoon and we talked with aolfer who says his group was the first out on e links. that's saturday. he says he didn't realize what they saw and that was the body of an infant that seem

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richmond police do have some lead in the form of surveillance video.s an image of the suspect's suv a few blocks from the market before the shooting and here's fame same suv on left part of the screen driving past the market right as joseph arrived. all this caught under the security camera outside the store. >> we are going under the suspicion it was a coincidence that as they passed the market they happened to see the victim in the market and realized who it was. >> reporter: the suv circled the block two more times before stopping to let the gunman out. >> we have a video of our suspect getting outs of the vehicle, and walking towards the market from a side street. >> reporter: here you see him getting closer to the market. and as joseph walked out of the market, the man opened fire. the gunman that runs back to the same suv that had dropped him off. >> i think he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. totally innocent. >> reporter: the family wants answers. they say it's unfair, though a. little boy will never know his father. and his grander fo

the bridge to richmond you have an issue.chmond a nice backdrop as you look at the backup here. smooth flow of traffic toward richmond and the bay bridge, standard flow at the toll plaza with the sunrise. >> pretty sunrise this morning. right? >> nice way to ease back into the work week for a lot of people. >> it is back to work for a lot of people, kind of forget because it's like for us it's tuesday! >> we were here yesterday. >> we're going to have a nice one ahead, look at our highs for saturday reaching into the low to mid-70s from the bay to the inland valleys, and the coast is going to stay cool with some low 60s. on sunday expect another really nice day, as we reach up to about 66 along the coast, we'll see highs up to 76 degrees in the inland areas. this weekend we have the san mateo harvest festival happening at the event center, saturday and sunday. we do have some great weather for that even though you'll be inside as you're going in, you'll feel temperatures in the low 60s and reaching into the upper 60s, so you'

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so 12 minutes as a great average off to fremont street richmond sandra fell stocked up your be on richmondtrackers but not a bad trip so far heading into the north bay, quiet hot spot free and 12 minutes for your drive out to want to watch want to take you back to the nimitz because we have a crash that's wrapping up. i talked about it earlier 80 south and whipple that's clearing from the 2 left lanes so that's why it's solid from to 38 and wide open. after the crash. after whipple union city fremont milpitas continuing south it looks great only 51 minutes. that's good for the nimitz and then we've got a couple of accidents on one oh one, leaving downtown san jose one still wrapping up around sent a mosque. so it's jailed from gh downtown san jose 61 minutes to make it up to menlo park. the rest of the very doing fine 6.80 the nimitz and 17 all in pretty good shape. so far james started. thanks a lot. ryan is 6.48 national news, the trump administration has been fighting to and do the rules that dictate how us immigration treats migrant children who enter the country illegally. yeah we've

homicide investigators are looking for clues after a 17- year-old boy was fatally shot in richmond. >> ktvu's rob roth tells you, the teenager was shot just a short distance from where his young cousin was gunned down five years ago. >> reporter: an intense passion for playing basketball. shot to death a block from his home in north richmond. >> i'm going to miss him. >> i'm going to miss him a lot. he loved little i always seen hihis nieces and nephews. he's always playing with them. he liked to laugh and have a good time. >> reporter: the shooting happened about 11:30 tuesday morning, broad daylight while damarie was walking to the corner store, as he often did. we counted counted seven bullet holes. investigators are seeing a surveillance video, and it shows the car pulling up, and rapid fire gunshots. those who knew him are dumbfounded. >> coming from streets, he was definitely not a troubled kid. never got into things he didn't need to. >> reporter: five months ago, his cousin was shot roey also played basketball at richmond high, and had the same coach. >> i want an answer. i wa

they were doing that as speeches were wrapping up about this on the richmond side. right now it's a pilot program for four years. today it was off to an enthusiastic start. all smiles from bicyclists getting their first chance to ride across the richmond-san rafael bridge. walt thomas came with a group. >> this one was good. a lot of people. >> god, hundreds of people. >> reporter: riding on the 10-footpath on the westbound shoulder behind a movable barrier. >> i really hope this experiment works out. it's a four have year trial. >> reporter: norma rode from home and likes the extension, but she has heard neighbors' complaints. they felt the reason that there's a jam-up at the bridge entrance is thehaveeen the $20 t will be well used. at a ceremony today, bicyclists heard that planners will review it. >> we will study the performance of the concrete dividers and how popular bike trail is for commuting usage. >> it allows us to expand our horizons. >> reporter: smith is the executive director of the collaboration providing bike and leading rides. he's excited for the

keep that in mind if you're leaving san rafael headed toward richmond. the rest of the bay i'm tracking highway 85 with the crash coming up toward union. >>> so here we go on a tuesday, but thinking about the weekend. >> and it's going to be a nice weekend, actually we started out warm and we'll cool down and start to warm up for the saturday forecast. our inland areas reaching the mid-70s with sunshine. it's going to be really nice to make plans to get outside. the coastal areas will be in the lower 60s, and on sunday, expect high temperatures up to about 76 degrees in the inland valleys. the bay reaching 71 and the coast staying in the mid-60s. so as we make plans to get outside, if you will be going to some of the beaches around the bay area, it's going to be cooler for friday, but then by sunday, we're warming one more sunshine. we'll be up to about 69 degrees so maybe sunday is the best beach day. if you're going to lassen national forest, expect it to be mostly cloudy. some times of sunshine but we are going to see temperatures warming up over the

night in richmond. family and friends gathered at north richmond missionary baptist church to pay their final respects to an intramural guest at the party when the shooting started. her family says she was her mother's only daughter and they take comfort in knowing her last act was organ donation. >> right now they want to make sure that they honor, respect and appropriately put their young innocent daughter to rest today. >> richmond police say a fight broke out that the funeral, which led to several other fights. contra costa county sheriff's deputies and police responded to the incident. there were no injuries an one was arrested. >>> authorities in southern california announced a teenage boy who shot five students at saugus high school has died. nathaniel berhow passed away at 3:30 this afternoon from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. the 16-year-old killed student to students and injured three others before shooting himself in the head. one critical question remains unanswered in the wake of this is

from richmond to san rafael, that fog is thick as well.se fog advisory there and you see that hovering around the deck. we see the cash lanes backing up. fog will move around. live shots through the morning. >>> one person is dead, two others recovering after a shooting outside of a fast food restaurant near san diego. it happened last night at a church's chicken near the border in otay mesa. the victims are all employees, and police say the gunman walked into the restaurant, started shooting, then left. he's still on the loose this morning, but earlier in the day police say that same man tried, without success, to buy food with a fake $100 bill and then got into a shouting match. >>> parents are outraged following video showing middle school students fighting. relatives of one of the boys involved reached out to our sister station and said it's part of a fight club being organized by students at everett middle school. the boy's aunt says she met with the school's principal this week and showed her the video. the school district said in pa

going from the east bay to one o one still plenty of space between the cars and then this go to richmond sandra fell bridge looking good won't spend too much time telling you about that all is clear. let's go there from there to the golden gate bridge. still also very good socked in with fog bay and probably about 22 minutes from nevado into san francio at this time. from san francisco to the east bay, 16 year-old is arrested in connection to the shooting death of a teenage girl. the shooting happened on tuesday night in the area of hillcrest avenue in bellflower drive. the teen boy shot and killed 17 year-old alicia avila over a bad drug deal villa died at the hospital at 17 year-old boy was also shot just down the street on the very same night. he remains in the hospital this morning. police are investigating a threat at a san ramon middle school graffiti was found in a bathroom and iron horse middle school. on thursday afternoon. the school was put on lockdown the district does not know who wrote it in who out what else they fine as far as any suspicious activity. police will remain o

then stationed in savannah, georgia, under al demander lawton to richmond. during this campaign, a departure of a confederate officer would cause yet another shifting to soldiers to new commands in the face of the enemy. the brigadier general william duncan smith would officially take command of the confederate defenses on james island on june 6, making his headquarters at the village of secessionville. one of the questions when i talk about secessionville is how did this place gets its name? the name of secessionville is rooted in very deep mythology and legend. secessionville was originally known as riversville, and the exact reason as to why the name was changed is still a mystery. but historians can make several conjectures. one of the conjectures is that the town of secessionville became known as such as planters of the -- planter class would secede in the summertime to this small village. another story goes that two youths in the area seceded from their elders and would establish a residence in the

. >>> the big day finally arrived, the pedestrian path on the richmond san rafael now open and people wasted no time in checking it out. christie smith live on the san rafael side of the bridge with reaction. christie? >> reporter: terry, it's getting dark out so we're not seeing many walking or riding their bikes at this hour. but, boy, it was crowded earlier. this was part of a four-year pilot project that will be closely watched. it does have its critics who wanted the shoulder of the road used in a different way, but today it was off to an enthusiastic start. it was a long time coming to get to this first ride across the richmond san rafael bridge on the new bike pedestrian path. walt thomas rides with a group and he was impressed. >> this one was good. a lot of people out there. it was hundreds of people. >> reporter: the westbound shoulder was converted to wid p removable barrier, close enough to ride from home on the bay trail. >> i think it's the greatest thing since slicedbread. >> reporter: she's excited about it and disagrees with complaints she's heard from her neighbors.

jodi hernandez joins us in richmond, where parts of this city inundated with garbage. jodi?: it's a real serious issue, raj. i'll tell you, it is ugly and it is smelly. the city of richmond says it has hauled away nearly 4,000 tons of garbage over the last year and a half, but no sooner do they clean it up, it's back again. there is a new plan in the works that could help. >> it makes me feel sad for all the community here, and it just makes us look bad. >> reporter: anna can't stand the scene outside her richmond home. her neighborhood has become a dumping ground. constantly littered with garbage. >> we've seen animals, dead animal, everything. you name it, it's there. it's just horrible. >> reporter: it's a problem that's plaguing neighborhoods across the east bay. we found children today walking home from school amid trash and piles of garbage on nearly every street coroner this east oakland neighborhood, you can clean up, and you can educate, but if you don't enforce, if you don't enforce, it won't stop. >> reporter: but alameda and contra costa counties are about to cra

it was a long time coming to get to this first ride across the richmond san rafael bridge on the new bike pedestrian path. walt thomas rides with a group and he was impressed. >> this one was good. a lot of people out there. it was hundreds of people. >> reporter: the westbound shoulder was converted to wid p removable barrier, close enough to ride from home on the bay trail. >> i think it's the greatest thing since slicedbread. >> reporter: she's excited about it and disagrees with complaints she's heard from her neighbors. >> they felt that the reason there's a jam at the bridge

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