there is a public advisory in effect for richmond, north richmond and san pablo. obviously, what they are telling us now is eyes, skin, nose, throat irritation are possible. if you do feel these things, you are urged to take water, rinse your eyes out. we will continue to monitor the situation and this leak that's happening there in the chevron refinely. >> health officials say if you feel that irritation, just go indoors. of course, sky ranger will stay over the season. we will bring you more on this oil spill near the chevron refinery in richmond. >>> the second impeachment trial of former president donald trump is now underway. >> the big question in the impeachment is can a former president even stand trial. the senate said yes, six republicans crossing the aisle to vote with democrats saying the trial is constitutional. you can sea the senators there. >> yeah, the vote came after four hours of oral arguments from both sides. among the stand yut moments ago, democratic impeachment manager congressman jamie raskin describing the emotional moment of reuniting wi

, that's prompted a public health advisory for portions of richmond, north richmond, and san pablo. joining us by phone is maria do also with the contra costa county health hazmat team, maria, thank you for joining us, what can you tell us about the spill? maria, can you hear me? all right. we will wait for a second to see if we can get here, you can see that sheen on the water by the coastline, by richmond, this is impacting portions of richmond, north richmond and san pablo, the affected areas are in those neighborhoods, people that have respiratory issues are told to keep their windows closed, their doors closed, and just avoid going outside because as paul mentioned, the wind from today can irritate people with issues. the sun is setting, you can see clearly the pockets of sheen that are happening there on the water, this is near a wharf that tankers used to offload oil, though we are not quite sure that that had anything to do with this particular spill, we will stay on top of this breaking news story, and bring you the latest developments as we get them. meanwhile, it's game d

refinery the chevron refinery in richmond.now been contained and the cleanup is under way you're looking at is what is called the long that is the chevron long wharf at point richmond just south of the toll plaza at the richmond center fell bridge fact as mount temple pious there in the background and we're told that at one 0.5 gallons per hour of petroleum product we don't have an exact description of it permitted my my mistake 5 gallons per minute. it was leaking into the bay. but now we're told that it has been contained and when this camera pushes in from time to time this is a twitter video that we just got you might be able to make out some booms have been placed into the water. the interesting thing is that the contra costa county health. officials have decided to put an advisory for health concerns north of the richmond center fell bridge in our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is telling us that there is an incoming tide and a southerly wind so that could very easily looks like you can see a boom right there next t

county health officials are also issuing an advisory for richmond, north richmond, and san pablo, people with sensitivity to respiratory issues are advised to stay indoors. >> kenny, do we know the source of the leak? it appears there was a vessel there, a tanker either offloading or taking on oil at the worst. is it a part of the transfer system that failed? a pipe there? what do we know? >> that is apparently the origin of this leak. >> reporter: chevron officials have not gone into those details. right now, we observed this afternoon, that sheen from that point, then moving all the way south to cyprus point. so, we believe that is the origin, but we will have to wait from officials to see what their response is. bottom line tonight, the cleanup process is ongoing, but the leak has been stopped chevron officials. >> a sizable amount of product as we can see on the waterpik kenny choi reporting live, thank you for that. >>> andre borba is also at kelly beach. ondrea, environmental concerns there this evening. >> reporter: in fact, liz, there are. this is one of the areas in the sentence

the richmond sandra fell bridge, it's been slower in these later hours 12 minutes to get out of richmond so give yourself a little more time for your commute also another traffic collision it's starting to clear up just a little bit westbound 80 at san pablo avenue in richmond, a good alternate for that is richmond parkway right now at this point i would just wait it out or keep your eye on your commute but for now back to the news. thank you reena z 49 in the east and another restaurant has closed its doors for good because of the pandemic in a message to customers and employees campo de both she and livermore said all the covid lockdowns have forced them out of business the restaurant says that outdoor dining and takeout orders now aren't enough to keep the business going. and it went on to thank customers and employees for their loyalty. >>well this month's kron 4 is honoring black history. it's unusual to see african americans at the top the winemaking world at such an elite club but several african americans are making the wine world their own including the new yorker whose establis

richmond, fire, chevron and contra costa county officials have been at the scene. the leak has been stopped and a boom has been put around the area. however, it is rich in short line around the bay. the county dishd issue a public health advisory for those who have sensitive respiratory conditions, and they could face irritation of their nose, throat, eyes and are advised to stay indoors for anybody who lives in richmond, san pablo or north richmond who has respiratory sensitivities. >> that was going to be my next question about the risk to people and howr-acngha woul be.anro thae for the sensitive groups? is t>>, the petroleum smell is very strong, and so right now the health department has advised people with respiratory sensitivities to go indoors. now, of course, if somebody is suffering symptoms that warrant going to the doctor, they should do that. the health department right now, their public health advisory covers those who are -- who have res practice toe respiratory sensitivities in richmond, and should stay indoors. >> how long until the cleeanup? we sa

the richmond sandra fell bridge. this is a nice commute under 8 minutes for your drive times you had a richmond. also the golden gate bridge that's in at the limit commute at 21. minutes also want to look at bar travelers this morning, something to tell you track upgrades are happening right now if you're traveling between richmond and also real del you have to transfer to a free bus while crews are making some upgrades there that's a 15 to 20 minute delay, we're tracking your commute this morning before now dorian will send it over to you both thanks reyna san francisco asked to stop giving shots at 2 vaccination centers because they don't have enough vaccine right nothing very complicated about that no vaccine. no shots the muskogee center will reopen once they get more shots available and then city college of san francisco. >>they will begin on friday for the second round let's get the latest from kron 4 sarah stinson and san francisco. so how long is it going to be and how do they know they're going to get enough

, near the richmond refinery wharf. chevron immediately initiated its response protocol, began working to isolate and contain this release, that we've been reporting on, then notified all applicable agencies. the hydrocarbon release, according to them, has been stopped at this time, but the cleanup process is ongoing, as we take a look from chopper five, chevron is fully cooperating with authorities, including the u.s. coast guard, and the os pr. chevron also saying that they have issued a community notice and asked the public to remain caickly contain and eanup the edolumes.e hearing that it type of leak, and as we continue to take a look at some of these pictures, crews, hazmat crews are on the scene as well as fire crews, and if you take a close look at this live picture, you might be able to see that sheen as the sun goes down right now, it's a little bit more difficult to see, but, there are people here standing by watching what's going on, and right behind me, you see the chevron long wharf, definitely a sheen the

>>as in richmond westbound 80 at carlson boulevard, a good alternate for you would be richmond parkway down to 5.80 to get around that. but also the richmond sandra fell bridge. we've seen a lot of problems not on the westbound side on the eastbound side near the center divider along with right at the tolls on the eastbound side 2 separate accidents. so people on the westbound side are watching that side of the bridge. and that's causing a slowdown there about 12 minutes so we're seeing a little improvement as people head richmond also the bay bridge now this problem we're seeing along the bridges have to wait earlier this morning a stalled car and they turn the metering lights on the air, those lights have been on though for the past few hours and as a result of that things are slowing down across the bridge to that fremont street exit just under 18 minutes for your drive time. but the san mateo bridge has been fine all morning, no hot spots along this bridge. as you head across peninsula under 15 minutes for your drive time there something that's still happening. a closure 5.80 eastb

>>at san pablo avenue richmond, the good alternate route for you to take would be richmond parkway to get past that slowdown and a look at the bay bridge you can see traffic nice and light here we're up to about 14 minutes earlier, but now we're down back to 11 and wind gusts are back no high wind as you're traveling into the city from the east bay that fremont street exit there at 11 minutes. and the san mateo bridge also another bridge that state pretty consistent all morning long as traffic moves across there to the peninsula under 15 minutes for your drive times so that looks good there. and a quick look at the richmond sandra fell bridge heading at a richmond under 9 minutes, we're tracking your commute this morning but for now back to the news. thanks a lot and let's get to the big news which is at airports all around california. we're looking live at sfo. >>workers there are going to be protesting because they want their covid they want to get bumped up in priority, we've got kron four's will tran out of the airport now to explain more about why good morning. well. >>why is bec

live in point richmond. emily turner. >>> to the coronavirus, government data shows more than 30 million americans have received a first dose of the pfizer or moderna vaccine, less than a third have received a second. this morning pfizer said it's aiming for a faster roll out. they want to slash time in half boosting output and becoming more efficient in its production process. a new study found that the vaccine provides a level of protection against the south african strain. >>> this morning south africa's health minister said they will start giving out the johnson and johnson vaccine. >>> in south korea the oxford vaccine was approved today. their cdc said it'll gi s ar fe the age of 18. >>> going live to wall street. stocks opening a few minutes ago and the dow is up about 110 points. investors remain hopeful the president's relief bill will pass. the biden administration is getting set to announce a new plan to reopen classrooms. cbs news has learned that friday new guidance from the cdc is expected to c

happened along the chevron pipeline to richmond and on point richmond. the pipeline was leaking about 5 gallons a minute before it was capped. >> and that took about an hour to happen. a health advisory is now in effect for people who may have some sensitivities and the cleanup is underway. this containment is going to be a bit complicated. nbc's cheryl hurd is in richmond. when we talked to mr. goya, he said those containment barriers were put up. >> reporter: they were. this leak was spotted just before 3:00 this afternoon. we're in an area that's really hard to get to in point richmond. here you can see where the boat is, but you can't see the booms out there. certainly the cleanup is happening right now. from the air, you can see the chevron long wharf. this is where tanker ships come to load or offload oil. so at close to 3:00 this afternoon, refinery officials spotted the oil slick. they initiated its protocol to try and contain it. residents i talked to tonight said when they went outside, they were hit with a very strong odor. >> i smelled this s

the health advisory was issued for people living in richmond, north richmond and san pablo. most people will be unaffected. but we're told it may cause eyes, skin, nose or throat irritation for some people who live nearby. anyone who experiences those symptoms is being advised to rinse the irritated area with water. we're in the process now, setting up a live interview with a county supervisor, and we will bring that to you coming up in a few minutes, all right onto other news. the infrastructure is now in place. mass vaccination sites have set up in the state's largest metro areas. the on lee thing holdingthe effort back is the supply of vaccine doses gave use tom vacar here now details of today's opening of a vaccination site at levi stadium. tom indeed, for today's recipients, it'll be either fizer or madonna. those were the only ones that are allowed right now, but soon, others will be coming once they get official. approval. i levi stadium covid-19 vaccination site is california's largest. but for now, vaccine seekers must have an appointment. justice to retirees mary a

and point richmond terry says stasio kron 4 news. >>well happening today, the impeachment trial, a former president donald trump enters its second day with evidence being presented by impeachment managers from the house. now today's session comes after what can only be described as an embarrassing performance yesterday by the president's lawyers. our washington correspondent anna wiernicki live in the nation's capital this morning with more on day 2 good morning, anna. >>good morning. well, the big question on the first day of the trial was does the senate have the jurisdiction to try a former president well 6 republicans joined all 50 democrats to say yes this process is constitutional and now can move forward. democrats open donald trump's second impeachment trial with an emotional appeal. >>forcing senators to relive the moment that rioters stormed the u.s. capitol last month as one senator said. >>they could have killed all of us that's a high crime and misdemeanor lead impeachment manager congressman jamie raskin says it's clear

you can go get richmond. whatever. and to take richmond with robert e lee in that army still out there wouldn't end the war at all. now the union army of the potomac this is the principal union army in the eastern theater the federals the blue the northerners their job. anomaly is to guard washington dc about every three months. they fight the confederate army that robert e lee commands and surely as robert e lee is 401 they are oh four and one and every time they lose or tie they get a new commander. going into the battle of gettysburg. they're gonna have about 93,000 men, but we should keep something in mind. it's the army so we don't count the same. the confederates will only count people that can pull triggers infantry men artillerys calvary men. on the union side. we count everybody cooks bakers and candlestick makers. so if you think about it the combat powers actually more even than you know. now you should ask yourself. how did this happen the union usually way outnumbers the confederate army. well, they lose 1

now the theme advisory is for people living in richmond, north richmond and san pablo. chevron has not given any details about what happened at the refinery. but we're told it may cause i skin nose or throat irritation for people who live nearby. anyone who experiences those symptoms is being advised to rinse the irritated area with water again. we will continue to follow this developing situation. oven incident at the chevron refinery there in richmond. five patients were wounded in a shooting at a health clinic in minnesota this afternoon. this happened in the city of buffalo, minnesota, which is about 40 miles northwest of minneapolis. five people were wounded and taken to hospitals nearby. their conditions are not immediately clear. the fbi and the a. t f were also called out here because improvised explosives were said to be part of this attack. authorities say a 67 year old man was taken into custody. the motive here is not clear yet. but officials say the man did have a history of conflict with local health care clinics. ah witness said she was just arriving at t

richmond. he never made it to the right shirt driver missed the exit and accidentally and ended up on the bridge, something occurred while on the bridge between the driver and anton, and the decision was made to stop the vehicle, and anton exited the vehicle. richmond police tell me it appears antoine got out of the vehicle mid span on the bridge of his own free will. and hasn't been seen since in person or on any surveillance video. we're still asking doctors to see if we can get footage of him and the lift driver interned through the toll classes to confirm that he was in the car, police say antoine cell phone pinged, a tower in sandra fell, indicating that he was on the bridge, matching the information the right show driver provided. has been too many days and we're not giving up family and friends. tell me antoine attends kennedy high school where he's on the football team. he's number 23 on the bottom of the screen. ah wide receiver and that he also loves playing basketball. they say he's

and a look at the richmond sandra fell bridge heading out of richmond under 8 minutes, no high wind advisories in place for any of our bridges we're tracking your commute but for now back to the news all right, thanks a lot 6 oh one and well everybody you know who wants to get a covid shot wants it sooner rather than later airport workers across the state want there's right now. >>and there are going to demonstrate at sfo. yeah that's why we have kron four's will tran out there for us this morning talking more about their concerns will good morning. >>their concern is they say they help airports across california continue to operate during this pandemic they are essential workers and they don't feel safe going to work you can't tell people to stay safe. according to them and not get them higher on the vaccination list so it's not often james and darya that we see both a memorial and a protest. at the same time but that's exactly what's going to happen at 1130 this morning. the workers will be showing up at airports and we expect thousands of them and we will be here when it happens at san fran

casey siegeback in the ae richmond san rafael bridge. these teams are currently looking for a 17 year old boy from rich win richmond, who has not been seen now for nearly week, police say was last wednesday night when anton whitley was in richmond, visiting a friend when he was picked up by a rideshare driver to be taken home to point richmond, but he never arrived. the right shirt driver missed the exit and accidentally and ended up on the bridge, something occurred while on the bridge between the driver and anton and the decision was made to stop the vehicle, and anton exited the vehicle. richmond police say it a his own and hast been seen since. now he goes to kennedy high school, where he has been playing football, family and friends did pass out flyers in richmond yesterday, asking the public for help in locating him. they say he's not suicidal and has never gone days without calling his family. san pablo. police are investigating a deadly crash that happened after a police pursuit of a stolen vehicle. this crashed into another car

and let's leave you with a look at the richmond sandra fell bridge heading into return out of richmond rather under 9 minutes are tracking your drive times much more that coming up next. comes to dog thefts across the bay area french bulldog seem to be an increasingly popular target. over the last several months kron four's covered several cases that involves stolen frenchies in one case last month the san francisco woman was beaten and robbed at gunpoint her dog was taken from her kron four's dan door talk with the breeders about why these particular pups might be getting targeted. >>adorable french bulldogs have become a hot ticket breed for bay area thieves since last summer there have been several cases sometimes violent ones where the dogs have been stolen it's just it's shocking that this is happening and it's happening more and more recently dimitri perkin and catarina show botched up or french bulldog breeders and co-owners of emma's friend she's in brentwood. they say other than frenchy's being small and mild mannered making them easy for a thief to snag the breed is in high d

>>so maria earlier a health advisory had been issued for portions of richmond north richmond and san pablo is that advisory still in effect and are there concerns for people who live in the area to just be careful until they hear more from the health department. >>are that i mentioned advisory it's part of our put out and it was precautionary measure. for people with preexisting you know they endured. out of the area and they break into a lie. there's no health advisory for the general public if you sent that hair. from you are controlling i'm do you >>i'm sorry i didn't mean interrupt go ahead. >>know at this point we have not been 8. order complaint orders are coming into the community. it's a cautionary note it. >>do you know have you been talking with chevron do you know anything about what was exactly spilled and how much. >>that very preliminary information at the time you had people up at the refinery working with. refinery and with the 800 and fire. you get all that information for the public at that point in time we don't have a confirmation korea we also understand that thi

franky lifn richmond, amber. thank you. in fremont tonight. police officers, along with the swat team are searching for an armed suspect following a shootout with police. just before five o'clock this evening, officers say they found a stolen vehicle near cushing and autumn all parkway. the driver took off and ended up in the dead end of stevenson boulevard below 8 80. several suspects ran from the car police gave chase and say that's when one of the suspects opened fire. one suspect. fired several rounds at the pursuing officers. officers returned fire at the suspect and established a perimeter around the area. fortunately, fortunately, no officers were injured during the exchange of gunfire, officers did make to arrest two juvenile suspects. neither was hurt and police against a none of the officers involved in that shoot out was hurt with bay area coronavirus numbers improve in more than 100. people protest it in nevada tonight, demanding a plan to get kids back in school. ktvu deborah villalon tells us foreign could soon enter the reds her

richmond, north richmond and san pablo.osure could potentially cause i skin, nose or throat irritation. today, six republican senators joined democrats in voting. it is constitutional to try former president donald trump after leaving office. house impeachment managers presented a video timeline of the former president's speech and the attack on the capital back on january 6th, mr. trump's defense team argued he is not responsible for the mob. they also say his speech is protected and democrats are playing politics and levi stadium is now set up as a mass vaccination site capable of giving 5000 people a day. coronavirus shot. it's the largest mass vaccination site in california. but when vaccines supplies are sufficient, the maximum capacity will be 15,000 injections a day and likely fewer restrictions. for now, though, vaccine seekers must have an appointment. you're watching ktvu, fox two news at 6 30, san francisco's mayor, london breed is now saying that schools in the district likely won't return to in person learning

frank everly in richmond tonight, amber, thank you. knew attend tonight, the san francisco school board voted in just the past few minutes to change the admissions policy at lowell high school from a male. base to a lottery system. lowell is one of the highest ranked public high schools in the country and his base admission on students test scores and g p a the chronicle reports. the board voted 5 to 2 to bring lowell in line with the rest of san francisco public schools. critics say the merit based system reduces diversity and his lead to systemic racism at the school. question we need to be asking is do we want to dismantle this exceptional school or do we want a place are under minorities in the school with the chance to thrive? congratulate and become successful. again the vote to approve the change came just within the past few minutes after hours of public comment, the city of san francisco is expanding their lawsuit against the san francisco unified school district in their effort to reopen schools for in person instruction, cit

and let's get a look at the richmond sandra fell bridge. look at this very under 8 minutes for your drive time here again, no accidents on your morning commute. well happening today in san francisco, a second mass vaccination clinic will open at the muskogee center, however all appointments have already been booked with a large convention halls of been converted into medical facilities at can hopefully vaccinate anywhere from 7 to 10,000 people per day carly open to anyone who's at least 65 years, older and medical professionals as well, although this new hub can do up to 10,000 vaccines for day. they only have about 1500 doses per day available. although vaccine remains in limited supply. >>we are building the partnerships and the infrastructure. so that when vaccine is readily available. we are ready to go. >>also happening today in the east bay, a drive-thru vaccination site will also launch in the golden gate fields parking lot. this one is for alameda county residents, 75 and older. it's also by appointment only and the site is complet

and a look at the richmond sandra fell bridge heading out of richmond also another very wet camera and wet roadways about 8 minutes as you head into richmond and also a very quiet commute. county leaders say the fear of the vaccine and language barriers are hampering efforts to vaccinate people in the hardest hit parts on the south bay and nearly half of all santa clara county residents over age, 65 have received their first dose of vaccine. however, the number drops to less than 10% in hard-hit neighborhoods like east san jose which also counts for 28% of all county deaths. officials are now asking for volunteers, especially those 2 can serve as translators to get the word out to underserved communities. >>in order to get people vaccinated i just want everybody to understand that we have to vaccinate 1.5 million people in our county to get to 85% of vaccinating everybody and with some high priority is that we. make sure that no matter where you live in our community. you get vaccinated. >>officials say even vaccine supplies are still scarce getting the dose is the only way to be a par

no reports of any accidents just a busy commute as you head richmond.re still tracking your drive times this morning but for now back to james. thank you very much rain. >>it is 7.48 happening today, the public health department and solano counties going to be holding its second mass vaccination event at the county fairgrounds city leaders are hoping to get at least 4,000 people vaccinated over the next couple of days with their primary goal of really targeting people 75 and older, but the issue has been securing a consistent supply of doses. that's been a problem. >>if that's concerning because if we don't have a consistent supply and a growing supply of vaccine. we couldn't be at this for a very very long time the idea is let's do the most that we can get to a much healthier community that going to be resistant to the virus in whatever form it takes. >>and these vaccinations are available by appointment only the person signing up for this weekend's event will be automatically signed up for a second shot in about a month's time if you do want to sign u

the richmond center fell commute heading out of richmond under 11 minutes. a look at the golden gate bridge 21 minutes were tracking your drive times and much more of a james and we'll back to you. >>well people may not be is accustomed to seeing a black woman on a horse, it's a sight that oftentimes gets a lot of attention some time to use that attention for your benefit east bay native brianna noble is a 26 year-old equestrian and activists she uses like. >>what is going on to bring people over so they can ask questions and she's more more than happy to share her story kron four's pam moore gives us a look. >>this picture of brianna noble on horseback leading a black lives matter protests in oakland went viral her intent to offset negative coverage of the i just decided to take my personal horse to the protests and look at how far that spread around the world later she led a heels down fist up black lives matter trail ride demonstration in the headlands. >>solidarity with all fell in love with horses as a little girl going with her sister to work its table

sandra fell coming out of richmond very here. under 9 minutes for your drive time we're tracking your commute. we'll have more coming up in just a moment for now back to the news. a single dose johnson johnson vaccine is now one step closer to distribution. the agency confirms the vaccine is 66% effective overall against the virus. and 85% effective against the most serious illnesses. johnson and johnson has promised 20 million doses by the end of march pfizer moderna plans to provide an additional 140 million doses in that same time. madonna sets a launch clinical trials for a vaccine does designated are designed specifically to fight new covid-19 variance the company says it has produced enough very unspecific vaccines to begin testing in people moderna says it is testing whether to include a single booster from the original vaccine to increased antibody levels after trials the fda will need to approve the vaccine. researchers from ucsf found the covid variance a more dangerous and more contagious. some experts say they should

the richmond center fell bridge over here heading out of richmond on or 10 minutes slow in quiet over year no accidents to report, but again you can see the water on the roadways. average number of new coronavirus cases each day in the u.s. has dipped below 100,000 for the first time since before the holidays, but experts say infections remain high and precautions to slow the pandemic must remain in place. now according to john hopkins university the seven-day rolling average, a new infections was roughly 250,000 in january. but a drop below a 100,000 on friday and state on saturday. rates of new covid-19 cases continue to drop across the state. the hope is the death toll also follow suit and remains high as the state reported another 400 plus deaths on sunday that brings the total to more than 46,000 which is the highest in the nation. well despite the grim numbers health officials are confident the worst surge appears to be over. the number of covid-19 patients in hospitals dropped by more than a 3rd over the last 2 weeks. well there's a major new development for those 2 are eligibl

under 14 minutes, the richmond sandra fell bridge 8 minutes as you head out of richmond and check inthe commute the south bay right now one oh one san jose a 5 to menlo park under 29 minutes dorian james. >>in the buzz how a covid outbreak in the spurs could catch up with the warriors the spurs last played the hornets supposed to host golden state on saturday and we'll want them pass and that covid covered ball the steph curry no matter how much he loves going back to his hometown. he town to and curry's big cause now is promoting black owned businesses especially during the pandemic. >>by 7 going to last 5 years and no use of for a long time. you know i do get cleaned up, but we we talk about life and gives me so much game along the way too so any way we can know if elise m business their way you know how much they mean the community and if we get through this, you know one we know how hard you know black owned businesses minority owned businesses have been throughout this pandemic then we can do the job attention and awareness to support an you know, locally means a lot. >>take the

sandra fell bridge heading out of richmond under 14 minutes for your commute there.maller traffic collisions across the bay area this morning like this one in 8.80 northbound hagan burger road in oakland, another one here in castro valley been watching east bound 5.88 in canyon road. also highway 4 out in pittsburgh at san marcos boulevard. so we've seen a lot of traffic accidents this morning be careful and take your time daryn james back to you here on out. >>so today, the u.s. death toll from the pandemic is expected to surpass 500,000 number imaginable a

. 8 minutes as you head to richmond. now head into the golden gate bridge under 20 minutes for your drive times into the city we're tracking your commute this morning stay safe out there, but for now lynn james back to you all right randi thank you very much 6 oh one is the time let's give you a quick update now on the moscone center that's one of the mass vaccination sites in san francisco. >>as we've reported they had to shut down operations temporarily because they ran out a vaccine, but looks like today's the day they can finally get back underway, san francisco back in business. the moscone center is the place to go to but you have to make an appointment. >>and you have to be health care worker or 65 years old and for more on this. let's head out there live from 4 sarah stinson standing by with the good news that they're getting operations back underway. sarah. >>james will that's exactly right coming up this morning, the mosconi center will finally reopen after a 2 week pause in around 11 o'clock, you'll start to s

richmond. he never made it to the right shirt driver missed the exit and accidentally and ended up , something occurred while on the bridge between the driver and anton, and the decision was made to stop the vehicle, and anton exited the vehicle. richmond police tell me it appears antoine got out of the vehicle mid span on the bridge of his own free will. and hasn't been seen since in person or on any surveillance video. we're still asking doctors to see if we can get on footage of him and the lift driver entering through the toll classes to confirm that he was in the car, police say antoine cell phone pinged, a tower in sandra fell, indicating that he was on the bridge, matching the information the right show driver provided police also say the driver and anton's friend described him as being paranoid. the night he went missing has been too many days, and we're not giving up and way love him, and we just want our family back. family and friends. tell me antoine attends kennedy high school wher

refinery has not played well in richmond.s a long history of issues with the refinery. it's the city's largest employer and residents expect perfection from their industrial next-door neighbor. >> oil on the water near a beautiful beach, that very same shoreline closed off and literally under guard. they're the inevitable by-products of what happens when we have heavy industry operating practically next door to community and residential neighborhoods. >> any amount of oil in the water is not good. >> it shim nerd the sun like a rainbow. >> reporter: but yesterday's fill from a richmond refinery pipeline into the bay has not led to a pot ol' gold. instead -- >> we expect refineries in the bay area to have no room for failure. this is a failure. >> reporter: if this was the first incident at the refinery, it wouldn't be such an issue. but it is not there. hen locals think of problems at the richmond refinery, this is what comes to mind, the explosion and plume in 2013. the community fallout. ron temple worked in the emergency r

the spill was next to the wharf at the richmond refinery. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has the latest for us. >> it spread out quite a bit, and it's moved north. >> reporter: richmond mayor tom bud describes what he saw this morning aboard a coast guard helicopter an inmistakable sheen in the water from the chevron wharf in his city all the way up to san pablo bay. >> they put out a lot of balloons to keep it from coming ashore. they are bringing skimmers in today to try to skim off what they can off the water. so i think in the big picture it's going to be okay. >> reporter: as seen from sky 7, this is what it looked like tuesday afternoon. in the hours just after the reported leak from one of many pipelines that serve the ships at the wharf. >> a preliminary investigation shows that there was a quarter-inch hole in the pipeline, one of the pipelines that transports oil from the refinery and to the ships back and forth. >> we don't know exactly what it is yet. that is a pipeline that takes water, products like gasoline and diesel and a

richmond is empty without him.hmond has been very empty without him. >> reporter: she says her 29-year-old brother was attacked after he wept out of his apartment to get a soda. cutting short a career that had been inspiration to a community that's lost so many young men, including his own father and brother. >> i think that the guns in the street of richmond has gotten ridiculously out of control. when does it stop? when does the gun violence stop? >> reporter: a month before the slaying, police found two 5.7 handguns in east palo alto where two young men were killed in an apparent drug deal gone bad. one of those was traced to this gun store in utah. firearms records show a las vegas man bought it just 46 days earlier. >> and to think that a firearm purchased unlawfully in utah, ended up at a homicide scene in california is very disturbing, alarming, and it motivates us to get to the bottom of this. >> reporter: john is the outgoing u.s. attorney in utah. his office is prosecuting nelson on 11 federal firearms tr

at 2:40 this afternoon, a leak happened along the chevron pipeline to richmond and on point richmond. the pipeline was leaking about 5 gallons a minute before it was capped. >> and that took about an hour to happen. a health advisory is now in effect for people who may have some sensitivities and the cleanup is underway. this containment is going to be a bit complicated. nbc's cheryl hurd is in richmond. when we talked to mr. goya, he said those containment barriers were put up. >> reporter: they were. this leak was spotted just before 3:00 this afternoon. we're in an area that's really hard to get to in point richmond. here you can see where the boat is, but you can't see the booms out there. certainly the

funcionarios en richmond investigan un derrame de petrÓleo. buenas noches. el reporte de la fuga se registrÓ ayer a las 3:00 de la tarde en chevron, richmond. de la primera vez que sucede un incidente esta naturaleza. son funcionÓ sobre el impacto que puede tener para los recientes de la zona. quÉ dijeron algunos funcionarios sobre este asunto? cuÁl es el argumento de la compaÑÍa chevron? le tengo los detalles en el siguiente reporte. en estas, se puede apreciar una mancha cerca del muelle de la refinerÍacher, en hueso >> la guardia costera y otras actividades comenzaron ramÓn: los quÍmicos del derrame indicaron que no solo invadieron la superficie del agua. >> llegÓ mucho mÁs abajo, afectando Áreas de recreaciÓn que usamos en la ciudad de richmond. ramÓn: la alerta fue emitida por el departamento de salud de contra costa por los quÍmicos y por el fuerte olor que reportaron algunos recientes, tras el derrame de petrÓleo, para mantener puertas y ventanas cerradas. >> sabemos que un pequeÑo hoyo en una tuberÍa de dos tanques de chevronreporto qu

so issues if you're traveling between richmond else are eagle down north day.bus while make upgrades a la cruz make up grades to tracks the year that's going to be about a 15 to 20 minute delay for you so again you're taking bart that's an issue even have to look into we'll continue tracking your drive times and your commute but we'll send it over to you. >>brand now that donald trump has in been impeached and acquitted for a second time the attention of republicans has now turned to the future of the party itself, it's coming going to come down to getting behind trump or going back to their old issues of small government and low taxes. washington dc reporter hudson reports. >>following his impeachment acquittal in the senate many republicans like south carolina senator lindsey graham say donald trump should remain at the center of the gop if you want to win and stop a socialist agenda. we need to work with president trump we can't do it without in donald trump is the most environment member of the republican party. >>the trump movement is alive and well people

a look at the richmond sandra fell commute heading out of richmond under 8 minutes for your drive time and the golden gate bridge under 25 tracking your drive much more but james and well back to you. >>this morning we continue to honor black history month with the story of an athlete whose olympic protest. made headlines around the world and people still talking about him, yeah, you know that protest, yeah olympic sprinter tommie smith will med a couple times. >>he saw that victory podium is the perfect place for himself and for fellow sprinter john carlos to take a stand on the issue of race in america. he is a great man met him twice very professor ariel looks great. anthony bailey has their story. >>it was flaring very flaring us in the 60's. the king administration, the administration. and others that me, tommy think do better than what he did yesterday at the time. >>smith was part of the rotc was on scholarship it settles the state we worked and we acquire debt. >>that egocentric tight end of working too. so raised a little more is one of 11 children smith says he was taught to

as you're driving along and the richmond sandra fell bridge. we saw this in the beginning under a minute as you head into richmond, the golden gate bridge. also looks great for your commute 20 minutes as you head into the city now i'm tracking your commute this morning. but for now daryn james i'll send it back to you both thanks remember it started with teletubbies and then it was on the blue's clues and that was on the berkeley and then the kids we are to grow up to go to college and they get happening yeah that's the problem now there are some drastic measures being undertaken a new super glue to try and prevent any more covid-19 really dressed really drastic. yeah live on campus. >>are now in their 12th day of a lockdown after a large so they're saying they have to stay in the dorms. >>and they can even get on an exercise this weekend covers dan kerman has more. >>if the campus of u c berkeley looks empty it should campus officials have ordered a lockdown for students to live in residential halls. this following a surge in covid cases that

and let's get a look at the richmond sandra fell bridge traffic pouring out of richmond under 8 minutes we're going continue tracking your commute before now back to the news they saw so let's get to one of our big stories this morning. the fact the public schools across 4 bay area counties now are allowed to reopen. >>k through 6 classes, the green light comes after covid cases have gone down. >>in those counties, one of them kron four's sara stinson is there right now county with the details good morning sara. >>good morning that's right and in cases are going down so much so the state is allowing kids to go back to the classroom in 4 bay area counties including marine county in this mainly impacts schools that haven't reopened thus far in the pandemic now take a look at which for bay area counties are included not are in but san francisco, san mateo and santa clara counties can resume in person learning under the state's reopening framework take a look now video though of schools reopening down in santa clara county on monday. you can see the little ones wearing masks getting their t

under 13 minutes for your drive time now the richmond sandra fell commute. this is start to back up just a little bit we're at 10 minutes as you had a rich man and a look at the golden gate bridge here, very nice views under 25 minutes as you head into the city we're staying on top of your drive times and much more but will and james i'll send it over to you all right, thank you very much rain to 9 o'clock is the time and one of the big local stories is the fact that for basically all bay area counties except for san francisco. >>where once again allowing outdoor use sports activities. restrictions of being lifted due to the decline we've seen in covid cases now you can tell your kids put down the laptop get outside and go play some ball, you have 3 we have kron 4 sarah stinson live for us in santa clara county with more on a lot of parents a lot of kids sarah happy to hear this news. >>a happy to hear the words play ball. they can finally head to their local park and play their sports. the sports that they love to play with their friends and their teammates

upon his arrive the town grew and became known as richmond hill. you can feel the history walking down the street. designating this remarkable historic district is just another positive effort by the city to promote, protect, and remember its roots. i am thankful for the city -- for the richmond hill city counsel's work on this and everything they do. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the the gentlewoman from new york, ms. velazquez, for five minutes. ms. velazquez: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to strongly denounce hate crimes in any form , anywhere in america. since the start of the covid-19 pandemic this country has witnessed a shocking rise in hate crimes against asians and asian americans. between the onset of the pandemic to the end of last year, there have been over 2,800 reported incidents of racism and discrimination against asian americans. in new york city, an asian woman was waiting in line at a bakery when she was brutally pushed

look at the richmond center fell commute heading out to richmond under 15 minutes for your drive timesoing really slow. let's head down to the south bay to get a check on things there. san jose 85 heading in the park 35 minutes james and well back to you. >>there is growing diversity among the many faces in the world of ballet around the globe and here in the san francisco bay area this morning for black history month we shine a spotlight on a local is trailblazing the industry by just being herself kron four's ella sogomonian has her story. >>kimberly maria libya was drawn to dance at the age of 4 in new york, she found herself in a studio full of other girls to look like her. they were latin american but almost always she was the only african-american ballerina in the room moving west to san francisco at 17. she continued to stand out for more than technique bad. >>was when i realized i was. >>the only usually the only black valid and to dominant medium white she now works with the san francisco ballet company where there are 3 dancers of african descent, but olivier is still the onl

we smell that pretty often hear in point richmond you know that refinery is just over the hill.f times we can smell it sometimes it has a slightly burning out or if they're having a flare problem you get used to it but we're very aware of that now as of wednesday afternoon. there's no eta on how long this assessment and cleanup will continue or how long the park will be closed here in point richmond crews expect to be here to at least today. >>probably longer. but for now in the east bay charles clifford kron 4 news. >>coming up next skeptical americans how many responded to a survey saying they're not sure if they trust that covid vaccine. president biden weighs in he says why he is against recalling governor gavin newsome plus president trump's second impeachment trial continued on >>this was never about pursuing legitimate claims. she was saying anything he could to trigger and anger, his base. so that they would fight like hello to overturn a legitimate election. today on capitol hill, the house impeachment managers began their opening arguments in the second impeachment tri

the richmond sandra fell bridge very slow here you can see up to 14 minutes as you head out of richmondso a traffic collision out here live a more 5 80 westbound at airway boulevard affecting everybody coming from the altamonte past, not if you're getting on in dublin or pleasanton we're tracking your drive times and much more of a daryn james i'll send it over to you both. >>thanks ray 7.50 right now in the east bay at coyote attacked bit. a 3 year-old girl and this is the intersection of campbell linda drive and kyla montana the mom was with her daughter. she was able to get the animal to release the girl i i don't know how that the bite was but anybody can you imagine. this was in 2 miles other cody attacks that happened over the past year. so this mom was strong and able to get the girl away this the 4th time there's been a report of a coyote there since last july. they don't know if it's the same coyote but the department of fish and game and wildlife has some advice. >>and simply standing tall and shouting aggressively. if you're small children nearby pick up the small children wi

out of richmond under 10 minutes for your drive time here we're going continue. tracking your commute but for now back to the news. well a new bill could eliminate lunch debts for low income students, state assembly members discuss that bill yesterday saying there's no reason a 5 year-old should have a copay on a lunch, whether it's $0.15 or $0.40 nutrition not money should be the focus. now the bill would eliminate all lunch related deaths for families behind all co-payments for reduced price lunches. and restaurants continue to take a big hit during the pandemic but a local lawmaker says he has a new suggestion that could help state senator bill dodd proposed bill would extend benefits not just for restaurants, but for customers also force awning has that report. >>it just and that the hit that this industry has taken unlike any other industry really that i can think you know, so i think it's going to be a good bill will get bipartisan support and the support of the governor as i do. >>california state senator bill dodd introduced senate 3.89 thursday legislati