the confederates are done in richmond. they will not be able to hold richmond. they will not be able to maintain lee's army nor the richmond and they're gonna lose northern virginia most of the state really so this is very this is a very sensitive target. the grant is poking out with a smaller army. it could be grant's entirely open to the possibility that while he is up here in northern virginia directly supervising the army of the potomac. these guys will win the war. well, it might happen. and so any hopes without by stretching lee and all those directions he will be able to gain an advantage over him. well that leads to another problem though. another thing that grants going to have to deal with is here. so he's got good things going for him and there's some things against him. going against grant is the problem that this is 1864. this is an election year. and there's going to be a presidential election lincoln is up for reelection. now there were actually some republicans. who said and suggested to lincoln we ought to postpone the election. let's not hold t

and then to use that as a basis to recreate richmond in 1853 the richmond that air crow visited. so we created multiple interactive exhibits many with voice recordings reading from period documents others with interactives explaining details from images and in one short video that i want to show you. it was our sort of culmination if you were going to watch three minutes at the exhibit this hopefully helped pull it all together and it's drawn from what the artist wrote about his what he had seen in richmond he when he was there. so let me play this. on a cold, march day in 1853 air crow arrived at the railroad depot on broad street he made his way past the virginia state capitol to his lodgings at the american hotel on main street. the third of march 1853 is a date. well imprinted on my memory. i was sitting at an early breakfast by myself reading the able to conducted local newspaper. it was not however the leaders or politics which attracted my eye so much as the advertisement columns containing the announcements of slave sales some of which were to take place that morning in w

then, to use that as a basis, to recreate richmond, in 1853. the richmond that air crow visited. so we created multiple interactive exhibits, many with voice recording, reading from period documents, other interactive is explaining details, and images, and in one short video, that i want to show you, it was our culmination. if you were to watch three minutes at the exhibit, this, hopefully, helped pull it all together. it is drawn from what the artist wrote about what he had seen and richmond, when he was there. so, let me play this. >> on a cold march day, in 1853, air crow arrived at the railroad depot on broad street. he made his way past the state capital, to his lodgings at the american hotel, on main street. >> on the 3rd of march, 1853, is a date well imprinted on my memory. i was sitting at an early breakfast, by myself, reading the abe lincoln local newspaper. it was not, however, the leaders, or politics, which attracted my eye, so much as the advertisement columns, containing the announcements of slave sales. some of which, were to take place that morning, on wall stre

and that is grant is the tenth to master richmond. with the grant going across the james but that confederate commander's primary responsibility was what? and then to protect richmond and unless you could be sure and then to maintain the position on beauregard's army to provide timely intelligence with any operations on the south side. so all of the pontoons to require the chickahominy river he put general butler in charge of the pontoon bridge across the james river. butler would turn to his engineer to select the crossing point and attempt the construction. and then the root river men's was less than 2000 feet across so 150 men immediately went into the forest cutting down giant type for us trees creating avenues especially on the north bank of the river where it was will be and then build better approaches on the south side as well. and by working around the clock by the night of the june h and 15th and built a pontoon bridge consisting of 101 votes and 2000 feet across and is one confederate said the greatest bridge the world has

galileo has played richmond before but never in the city of richmond abc 7 news did reach out to the coaching staff and administration at galileo. they did not return the requests for comment. but in an interview with our media partners the san francisco standard galileo's football coach said quote i spoke with their principal and he explained that the recent incidents had been at other schools in their district, but that didn't convince our parents. we would want to have a conversation about any parent safety concerns that there are we would want to be able to share our safety plan and also dispel any potential rumors, but some say the forfeiture isn't just about it football game. it's also about a community and these students galileo is in a wealthy part of san francisco richmond high is an associate economically depressed part of the city and almost 90% latino the district admits that raises concerns, i think the optics are concerning and problematic and so our disappointment. includes concern that there are some optics here that are problematic sandra says richmond high school's

galileo has played richmond before but never in the city of richmond abc 7 news did reach out to the coaching staff and administration at galileo. they did not return the request for but in an interview with our media partners the san francisco standard galileo's football coach said quote i spoke with their principal and he explained that the recent incident had been at other schools in their district, but that didn't convince our parents. we would want to have a conversation about any parent safety concerns that there are we would want to be able to share our safety plan and also dispel any potential rumors, but some say the forfeiture isn't just about a football game. it's also about a community and these students galileo is in a wealthy part of san francisco richmond high is an associate economically depressed part of the city and almost 90% latino the district admits that raises concerns, i think the optics are concerning and problematic and so our disappointment. it includes concern that there are some optics here that are problematic. sandra says richmond high school's principa

galileo has played richmond before but never in the city of richmond abc 7 news did reach out to the coaching staff and administration at galileo. they did not return the requests for com. but in an interview with our media partners the san francisco standard galileo's football coach said quote i spoke with their principal and he explained that the recent incidents had been at other schools in their district, but that didn't convince our parents. we would want to have a conversation about any parent safety concerns that there are we would want to be able to share our safety plan and also dispel any potential rumors, but some say the forfeiture isn't just about a football game. it's also about a community and these students galileo is in a wealthy part of san francisco richmond high is an associate economically depressed part of the city and almost 90% latino the district admits that raises concerns, i think the optics are concerning and problematic and so our disappointment includes concern that there are some optics here that are problematic sandra says richmond high school's princi

galileo has played richmond before but never in the city of richmond abc 7 news did reach out to the coaching staff and administration at galileo. they did not return the request for comment but in an interview with our media partners the san francisco standard galileo's football coach said quote i spoke with their principal and he explained that the recent incidents had been at other schools in their district, but that didn't convince our parents. we would want to have a conversation about any parent safety concerns that there are we would want to be able to share our safety plan and also dispelinate potential rumors, but some say the forfeiture isn't just about a football game. it's also about a community and these students galileo is in a wealthy part of san francisco richmond high is an associate economically depressed part of the city and almost 90% latino the district admits that raises concerns, i think the optics are concerning and problematic and so our disappointment includes concern that there are some optics here that are problematic sandra says richmond high school's pri

reporter: stephen goes to richmond high school. he says rumors started circulating about his school being unsafe which he says are not true. >> they said richmond was dangerous, potential bombings or shootings. that is kind of dumb. reporter: the superintendent of the west contra costa school district says the cancellation was not based on data. >> it was uncalled for. they did not have the facts right. when they say we have a lot of crime and violence over here, i would like to know what they are looking at. reporter: richmond high school will play their next football game friday evening but as the season goes on, students here feel people will look at their high school in a not so positive light. >> i want people to think it is a good school. i want them to see it as it has always been. it is a good school to come learn. reporter: the galileo team had to forfeit because it did not have enough players for a number of reasons including eligibility and illness. they did not say whether safety was a reason. the superintendent says th

let's go ahead and check on richmond. sandra fell bridge an 8 minute drive as you travel out of richmond. well in the south bay one, 0, one, 30 minutes. 85 tamil apartment earlier accident. now, as you're traveling to mountain view, know that that's clear traffic is back at the limit and to 18, 82 both moving along pretty nicely. walnut creek. remember that earlier issue in lafayette now that that's clear residual delays, about 20 minutes down to 5.80, and this was at issue that we have there westbound 24 east of happy valley road. now that that is clear, still seeing those residual issues darya. james, back to you. >> 9.19 is the timing. and there's a new movie. it looks so good. it's kohan for jesus. save your soul. it follows a disgrace. pastors journey to rebuild his congregation after state scandal. it's done documentary style. dean richards takes peak. >> as allegations of misconduct. as church may never be the same lee curtis tonight, we're going to get to the other staff. >> when the microphone, the man closest pr

a richmond sandra fell bridge 9 minutes at a richmond. and let's go ahead and check on the golden gate bridge about 20 minutes. 37 to the tolls on this tuesday morning. well, in national news, the house panel investigating the january 6 insurrection is now seeking information. former house speaker newt gingrich. the committee wants to know about his communications with senior advisers to trump in the days leading up to the attack on the capitol. the panel says gingrich exchanged e-mails with trump's associates about television advertisers that repeated and relied upon false claims about fraud in the 2020 election. they claim greenwich appear to be involved in trump's scheme. 12 point fake electors. the committee says he also e-mail trump's chief of staff mark meadows about those efforts on the evening of january 6th. happening today, president joe biden is hosting a major event at the white house too. celebrate democrats, expansive climate and health care bill knows as the inflation reduction act. washington correspondent raquel martin jo

at richmond. you can get the new new booster shot starting today. today. richmond is not the only >> welcome back. how is it thate went from record-breaking temperatures last week during this time to seasonably cool conditions? let me break down the science. we are sitting in the 60s, 70s and 80s things to low pressure sitting just off s. off shore. this is amazing for s for us especially after that crazy heatwave we dealt with. low pressure starting to dive in in from the north allowing that jetstream to push in a little more south and that will bring r bring stroller stronger winds. r temperatures and a little bit more moisture. we will take all of that. this will be the trend for us as we wrap up this week and had into the weekend. if you you have any outdoor plans heading into the weekend or even even after work, this is the ti. the time. we have an amazing forecast, 60s along the coast. a a lot nicer than 110 and even 105th team, last week. > >> the golf tournament was back and swinging monda

the richmond center fell commute about a 7 minute drive tolls to want to. what if you are taking any of your highways like maybe to 82 101, for that fact. pretty much moving at the limit, but it is still early. now we're talking about the weather this weekend. some thinking maybe i get outside. go to the park. guys have some new. well, plans brewing. dar is going to the hardly strictly bluegrass yeah. >> and like an old person. i think i'm gonna go early and miss the act. i really want to see because it's going to be too crowded. you know what? it's it's not about age because i'm there with you to early. so missile just telling they just don't want to be with all those happy i want thank you. i'm 5.31 right now. and in the east bay, the city, oakland is dealing with a big rise as we've been talking about gun violence. been a problem since 2018. the number of gunshot wounds treated at oakland's highland hospital has doubled from 23 gunshots per month to now. 46. >> just last year, there were nearly 550 gunshot victims treated. >> at the hospital and the ceo

galileo high school forfeited a game against richmond high set for friday at richmond high school. at the last minute, galileo pulled out. richmond high officials say they were told it was because some parent voiced concerns for safety and refused to let their parents play. richmond students disagree. >> because they think here is the ghetto area, something bad is going to happen. >> i think they don't have their fax right and i would like to -- facts right and i would like to see their data when they say we have violent crime, what data are they looking at? reggie: the superintendent says his district has put effort into making athletic event safe, including working with police, and richmond has not had issues this year. sfusd is not denying safety concerns for one reason -- they were short of players. the district tells abc they forfeited because they did not have a number of players from illness and eligibility. kumasi: vice president kamala harris is set for a high-stakes visit in the dmz in korea, a dividing line between north and south. she will tour the sites and meet with s

a richmond center fell bridge tolls to one on about 14 minutes as you're traveling out of richmond. let's check on things here since we do have that accident along 101. 43 min, right. 85 into middle park to 37 mil and 17 still moving at the limit. and we're checking on a 80 silly down to milpitas about 32 minutes. darya. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain to 7.17, is the time and for your money this morning, orange juice could get more expensive as hurricane in slams florida. one of the ripple effects are enough to deal with. and 3 in 4 americans are worried about making the wrong decisions when it comes to investing their money. we've got monica mouth bass us live from the nasdaq with these stories and more. hey, monica. >> hey, good morning. that's right. a new study finds many americans are feeling worried about investing their own money. a survey by one-poll and adam finance found 71% wish they had more guidance when it comes to making those large light financial decisions. 3 out of 4 americans also said that one of their goals is to educate themselves about import

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our richmond center fell bridge by 9 in iran at a richmond and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 20 minutes on this thursday morning. it's 05:00:02am. >> reality is we're living in an era of extreme extreme heat, extreme drought as a consequence of mother nature's fury. >> a stern warning from the governor on the future of our climate on the first day of what we think is going to be the longest heatwave of the season in california, a state of emergency is in effect right now because of the heat. governor newsom made the declaration in the hopes of increasing energy production and to give those excessive heat warnings and tell us all to conserve triple digit temperatures expected as john said throughout the bay area for several days. and it's going to get hotter day by day. the state's power supply is already a concern. >> well, a flex alert was extended through friday. and a flex alert is when the state's energy grid operator asked people to cut down on electricity, used to avoid overwhelming the power grid in anticipation of more people blasting their a c the california indepen

a richmond fell bridge about 7 minutes as you head from richmond.olls. you're looking at 20 minutes on this monday morning. >> all right, to the news now at 8. 31 and in the east bay, temperatures reached triple digits over the weekend as we've been reporting and kron four's gayle ong was in livermore checking in with people to see how they're coping with that extreme heat. >> because was him. >> the fountain in downtown livermore provided relief from the heat sunday. we were at a >> newsy, a murderer and he wanted to come to the farmers market. we were at a farmers market felt like a bad idea. we're like a you know, that go to the phone to the hot weather, kept people away from outdoors. >> and the sidewalks. and tables and chairs could be seen during a time. that's usually the national weather service issued an excessive heat warning and heat advisory as temps soar to triple digits. livermore wineries canceled outdoor events for the holiday weekend and how tastings indoors. back to the fountain. this 10 year-old have these tips for more hot days a

let's check richmond center fell bridge, but a 7 minute drive as you travel out of richmond, sandra fell. >> and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls you're looking about a 20 minute ride on this friday morning. it it is now 04:00:02am. and our top story this morning, people all over the world remembering queen elizabeth. the queen died yesterday at the age of 96. this is a live look at buckingham palace this morning. we're people, as you can see, are gathering to pay their respects. they were there by the hundreds yesterday and they are steel arriving today. kron four's correspondent maureen hughes takes a look back at the queen's legacy on the throne. there. okay. so we are there. okay. so we are actually havi mark coleman: south florida is very transient. people are coming and going constantly. twenty-seven years ago, i planted the church that we're at now. in the first summer, a third of our congregation moved away and they were all leaders. ringing in my ear was dr. stanley saying, "trust god, trust god." >> all right. thank you for your patience. and welcome back to the kron. 4

reporter: stephen goes to richmond high school. he says rumors started circulating about his school being unsafe which he says are not true. >> they said richmond was dangerous, potential bombings or shootings. that is kind of dumb. reporter: the superintendent of the west contra costa school district says the cancellation was not based on data. >> it was uncalled for. they did not have the facts right. when they say we have a lot of crime and violence over here, i would like to know what they are looking at. reporter: richmond high school will play their next football game friday evening but as the season goes on, students here feel people will look at their high school in a not so positive light. >> i want people to think it is a good school. i want them to see it as it has always been. it is a good school to come learn. reporter: the galileo team had to forfeit because it did not have enough players for a number of reasons including eligibility and illness. they did not say whether safety was a reason. the superintendent says th

let's check on the richmond center fell bridge about a 9 minute ride at a richmond and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls 20 minutes on this monday morning. time now 04:00:03am, in the east bay. temperatures reached triple digits over the weekend. a lot of us felt it kron four's gayle ong was a little more to see how people are coping with that extreme heat there. >> because running in. >> the fountain in downtown livermore provided relief from the heat sunday. we were at a >> newsy, a murderer and he wanted to come to the farmers market. we were at a farmers market felt like a bad idea. we're like a you know, that go to the phone to the hot weather, kept people away from outdoors. >> and the sidewalks. and tables and chairs could be seen during a time. that's usually the national weather service issued an excessive heat warning and heat advisory as temps soar to triple digits. livermore wineries canceled outdoor events for the holiday weekend and how tastings indoors. back to the fountain. this 10 year-old have these tips for more hot days ahead. >> just one of the few places in

richmond the east bay. the heat is prompting closures across walnut creek. starting today, walnut creek will close open space parks for several days. kron four's taylor has more. how homestead park is one of walnut creek's open spaces that will close on thursday due to the excessive heat warning. i think it's a good idea, i deter people to go out during midday during when it's the hottest >> but i think maybe not the most appropriate thing that people still want to get out. many people like joshua stirs in ski come here to buy, can exercise. despite the heat reasons. key says he still plans to ride his bike. >> most likely in the cut short. if he's feeling ambitious. if i'm up for first lot of sweat letting walnut creek's open spaces include 3,000 acres with 7 miles of neighborhood trails. those areas also include aka launice ridge, gorgeous ridgeline ridge, shell ridge in sugarloaf, all of which will close thursday through labor day. they're expected to reopen on september 6th in walnut creek, taylor bisacky kron. 4 news. >> during a heat wave like this one

richmond, sandra fell bridge tolls to 1, 1, about 7 minutes. and then the golden gate bridge, 30's the tolls a 20 minute morning, right? airlines are reacting to president biden's hidden fee proposal. the new rules would require airlines to be up front on all charges before a customer buys a ticket. airline officials say customers already received a accurate ticket price. but transportation secretary pete buttigieg disagrees. well, he says customers are buying tickets with hidden charges and the administration wants to change that. well, high prices are not keeping americans from plant in holiday travel yet. aaa reports that by the end of this month, roughly half of the u.s. population are going to have made thanksgiving plans. 2 in 5 americans say they're going the flights early to try to get the lowest prices. hotel experts think the strong summer season help companies come back from covid last we're going last through christmas season at least and that being away from family and friends for the last 2 christmases. we'll have more people eage

that's as you're traveling at a richmond. sandra fell. no accidents or hazards along the richmond or golden gate bridge about 21 minutes. 37 to the tolls. >> had a breakout and especially when i up here early, it was scared. >> gunshots ring outaon an east bay school campus sending a wave of fear and panic among parents, students and staff. 6 people were sent to the hospital. police are still searching for a number of suspects. well, as of this morning, we know 2 of the victims are in critical condition. another person has been released and is back home. well, the shooting happened just before one wednesday afternoon. this is enfant hayne streets on the king, a state campus home to several different schools. there they are. the runs dale continuation and newcomer high schools. then you have the bay tech charter school, which will remain closed for the rest of the week. also on that campus, the headquarters of sojourner truth, independent study, which does not have students on campus there at this time. well, the scene of the crime was blo

but bornstein says the situation there has impacted state gas prices the richmond refinery situation seems to be the one that was unplanned. it's disruption probably had a significant effect on gasoline prices borenstein says in the short term, we'll have to wait this spike out but by shopping around you can often cut your fuel costs between 20 and 40 cents a gallon jr. stone abc 7 news. a lot more to come here disease slowing drug promising new signs tonight in the fight against alzheimer's the fda now weighing in parking lot party on a tuesday afternoon, the reason the tens of thousands of people were on hand in the south bay and permanently giants a brand new annual honor being handed out by the orange and black tomorrow night. i'm meteorologist sandy patel tracking the very dangerous hurricane ian and when it's expected to hit florida plus a look at the warmer weather that's heading our way here in the bay area coming up. alright, sandy. thanks a lot. all that's ahead. but first here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live right after abc 7. at 11 jimmy. thanks

no accidents or hazards the year. 13 minutes as you travel out of richmond va, the richmond, sandra fell bridge highway for about a 44 minute drive from antioch into concord's to 42. let's check on 6.80, doubling down to fremont. 22 minutes for you. there. if you are in the south bay along 1, 0, one. 43 min iran up from 85 into menlo park. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 7.19, for your money this morning. disney is having a special day today to attract streaming subscribers. >> and labor day travel just topped prepandemic levels. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more right. jane. >> hi, good morning. yes, labor day, actually the first holiday to beat the travel numbers from before the pandemic. so the tsa says 8.7 6 million travelers went through airport checkpoints between friday, september second to monday, the 5th that just squeaks past the number set during the same time in 2019. the tsa also says friday was the busiest travel day for nearly 2 and a half million people went through airport security. well, military members are more financially prepare

galileo high school forfeited a game with richmond high school. it was set for friday at richmond high school at the last minute galileo pulled out because some parents voiced concerns for safety and refuse to let their kids play. richmond students say they disagree. >> they think here is the ghetto area, they probably think that there is a shooting that would happen. >> i do not think they have the facts right and i would like to see their data when they say we have a lot of crime and violence over here. i would like to know exactly what data they are looking at. reggie: the west contra costa supervision -- superintendent says that they have put a lot of effort to making athletic events say. he pointed out that richmond has not had any issues with violence. sfusd is trying to downplay safety return saying that galileo forfeited because they did not have enough players for another every bit -- reasons including illness and eligibility. kumasi: vice president kamala harris is set for a visit to the dmz in korea. it is the dividing line between nort

the richmond, sandra fell bridge 8 minutes tolls to 101. let's go ahead. pick up about a 30 minute 82 want to what so, daryn, james, we talked having a cooler evening and i'm excited for that second. i don't have to stay in the house and yes at all. my windows and doors, the blinds. and it's getting that breeze through the house. so much better. so much better right now. >> time now is 5.32. and attorneys for a rape victim filed a civil rights lawsuit against the san francisco police department for using the dna that was collected after her assault to charge her with an unrelated property theft. 5 years later as kron four's dan kerman reports their hope is to stop law enforcement agencies from storing. >> the dna of assault victims and then using it against them later. >> our criminal justice system in this regard should be victim centered. a further victimize are attorneys for rape victim had filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city and county of san francisco in the police department for storing her dna collected at the time of the assault a

but bornstein says the situation there has impacted state gas prices the richmond refinery situation one that was unplanned. it's disruption probably had a significant effect on gasoline prices borenstein says in the short term, we'll have to wait this spike out but by shopping around you can often cut your fuel costs between 20 and 40 cents a gallon jr. stone abc 7 news. a lot more to come here disease slowing drug promising new signs tonight in the fight against alzheimer's the fda now weighing in parking lot party on a tuesday afternoon, the reason the tens of thousands of people were on hand in the south bay and permanently giants a brand new annual honor being handed out by the orange and black tomorrow night. i'm meteorologist sandy patel tracking the very dangerous hurricane ian and when it's expected to hit florida plus a look at the warmer weather that's heading our way here in the bay area coming up. alright, sandy. thanks a lot. all that's ahead. but first here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live right after abc 7. at 11 jimmy. thanks dan. watch us to

let's get a look at your richmond center fell bridge about a 9 minute ride as you travel out of richmond and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. a 20 minute drive. and the south bay, 2 people were shot last night in san jose. it happened on east william street. well, police say they do not know the extent of the victim's injuries, but they did say both have at least one gunshot wound. no arrests have been made at this time. well, everyone is asked to conserve energy again today, like john just mentioned, the statewide flex alert will go back into effect between 04:00pm and 9. the alert was extended again. energy officials say the extreme heat is straining our state's power grid. p weather forecasting team believes most of the bay area should be free of heat related outages through sunday. but come monday and tuesday, the north south and east bay could see heat related outages pg and e says they will be prepared if that were to happen >> we will make sure that we have crews standing by and the areas that are expected to be most impacted will also activate our emergency centers if nec

let's get a look at the richmond. sandra fell bridge but a 9 minute commute to host a one on one and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes on this tuesday morning. well, san francisco police are investigating a possible shooting on coal street in the haight ashbury neighborhood. this is seen from the citizens app. police say they first responded to reports around 8.20, last night. witness told police a person shot at another person. as of right now, police say they don't have any reports or injuries or any property damage here. we're going to update you as soon as more information comes out. we've got some new details that have been released in the moments before a father and a son were stabbed to death and hayward police say it happened on lynn avenue sunday morning. officers shot a 49 year-old man and his 22 year-old son both dead from stabbing wound. police arrested oscar hosts way our law low from hayworth. that same night, police say the suspect was friends with the 22 year-old victim in it got into

i want to thank your neighbors in the sunset and the richmond districts. we know that we are in your neighborhood. and we enjoy a good and close relationship with you all and many of the things that we have done to mitigate the impact of outside lands has been done with those neighborhoods and supervisors. >> in a mobile home you will hear from our mayor after she speaks, i will cover what is you in for the festival. after, a number of our team members and partners will be available for individual interviews and we will wrap with a site tour you feel free to take footage of the groundses and get a sense for the space. we have golf carts next door that we can take you after this now my honor to welcome mayor london breed. [applause] thank you allen and thank you everyone for being here today. i don't know about you this looks amazing. this will be exciting for san francisco and i then and there in a major city like san francisco we have our challenges. it does in the mean we should not take an opportunity to have a good time. and that's what this event does

a richmond center fell bridge about a 17 minute, right? as you head out of richmond. we're checking all 5, 18, 80 crockett down towards the maze. about 45 minutes. john keeps reminding me and we're in feel like we're in. some are just a little like they are. i'm ready. i mean, i got like little dog. white be paul. things bad when the rains yet nothing. i haven't needed him. yeah. yeah. yeah. so. >> looking forward finally could feel the absolutely. thank you. 31 right now, the big story that we're following, a daly city council members accusing a colleague of assaulting her before a city council meeting. pretty serious accusation. kron 4 sarah stinson following the story for us live from daly city. >> this morning, sarah. >> the daly city police department's right here and they have an open investigation right next door at city hall about allegations of one city council member physically assaulting the other. let's take a look at pictures of who we're talking about here. council member just lynn milan, malo here in blue. on the left side of your screen says council me

as you're traveling out of richmond towards san rafale. daria dems, back to you. >> 8.31 is the time of the big story that we're following. the search is on for the shooters who opened fire at a school campus in east oakland. 6 people hurt. >> by the time the bullets stop flying kron 4. sarah stinson live in the newsroom with the latest on what we know so far this morning. sarah. >> right now, oakland police are still looking for at least one shooter who injured 6 adults at the king estate school in oakland yesterday. oakland police say it was just after 12. 45 in the afternoon when the department received reports of a shooting on fontaine street in east oakland. the king estate school houses 4 different schools on campus ranging from middle school to high school. so all of them went under lockdown. the 6 people shot were taken to the hospital. 2 of them with life-threatening injuries. police say the victims of the shooting were affiliated with the school in some way. investigators spent much of the day canvassing the area processing the c

. >> richmond center fell bridge has been pretty busy. and you can see it's a little bit slow heading in from richmond into sandra fell in marin county at this hour. if you're going for in county. >> in the san francisco over the golden gate bridge, also not golden, very gray this morning, but traffic is moving pretty well. it's 81. and today there is a man who is being charged with killing the mother of his child and just the most horrible way in san carlos. pretty graphic we've got jose and data. he's accused of beheading. >> the mother of his child, karina castro last thursday. kron 4 sarah stinson has been following the story for us at redwood city and joins us now with the latest in the in a disturbing case era. >> very disturbing. this story has really just sent shockwaves through the bay area. anyone who hears about it. we're waiting on the first court appearance of jose landed at 33 years old. he's in jail here in redwood city and he'll be in court here in redwood city as well. this will happen today and he is accused of beheading

let's go ahead and check on the richmond.raveling at a richmond and the golden gate. 37 to the tolls about 21 minutes on this thursday morning. 7.17, for your money this morning. flights might be cheaper depending on which state you fly. and sam's club raises its annual membership fee for the first time in 9 years. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. hi, jane. hi darya. good starting october, 17th fees. a sam's club will increase from $45 to 50. >> for club members. and then from 100 to 110 for members of the higher tier level called plus. so this is the first the hike in 9 years for the entry level membership. sam's club is not ever raise the price of that plus membership. and it debuted in 1999. this does bring sam's club closer in price to costco. well, pet owners hit hard by inflation are not spoiling their dogs and cats with new toys and treats. instead, they're rationing their dollars on food. and other pet essentials. that's according to chewy. the online pet store and stop booking flights on f

a richmond center fell commute tolls to one 0, one 18 minutes.a 35 minute ride a 31 and bay area schools have a plan. they too need to make sure that everybody's safe during this heat wave or i want to keep those kids safe. kron 4, sarah stinson live in walnut creek. >> with the latest, how are schools doing this today? sarah? >> good morning. well, kids are in the classroom right now. and while it's cool in the 60's for now, it's not going to last midday, ending the 80's 90's and then triple digits in walnut creek and how they're going to keep people in the kids of cool air conditioned classrooms. just saying it makes me feel relief. kids say they're not too worried about the heat because they will be able to do their schooling in air-conditioned classrooms. we talked to some of the staff here at valley for elementary school, and they said they've got it dialed down to. how hot it is. depends on what they'll do. so recess will be an air conditioned rooms. even p e will be in the multi mission, which is air condition. so they've really got it wor

if you're crossing the richmond so no traffic whatsoever.ight, john, thank you. time now 9.47. in a young oakland woman. >> has published her first novel and now she's part of oprah winfrey's book club. can you believe it? check your started writing this book when she was just 16 years old, recently finished and kron four's. pam moore has more on her amazing story. >> a >> leyla modly just turned 20 in june and she is already getting rave reviews for her debut novel called nightcrawling. i'm going to she's doing book readings here and around the country. it is wrong and innocent. at the same time. >> all the polls and no one ever seemed to leave. nobody it is set in oakland, her hometown. and the backdrop is a real-life police scandal calling follows 17 we we can follow her. she becomes involved with. and that week of police officers who sexually exploit her and and the book follows the aftermath of and explores, you know, black girlhood and vulnerability. layla is referencing a heavy, real world subject. she was just 13 or 14 when the explo

this is in the richmond area as you approach the eight emerge through richmond. blocked with this accident. 80 westbound also looking very slow on the map. chp is diverting traffic back off and on at bayview. to the jablon interchange, westbound 580, two lanes of traffic blocked with a fedex car -- fedex truck in a car involved. here's the problem on 880 approaching 238 in the northbound direction, we have an accident blocking a lane of traffic. so far it looks like southbound is delayed, but northbound not so much. we will check back with chp kumasi: british officials have stopped -- asking mourners to stop placing sandwiches. you probably remember this video. the queen made this humorous promotional video with paddington bear. she and the character sipped some tea before the queen revealed that she carried a marmalade sandwich in her purse wherever she went. officials have asked the public to place only flowers without the plastic so that they can be composted later on. reggie: the 49ers will be without one of the key offensive weapons for several weeks. eliza

richmond center fell bridge about a 7 minute drive as you travel out of richmond. and if you are hopping on 1, of the south bay traveling from 85 up towards middle park around. 28 minutes. darya. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain. it is 6, 0, got to tell you that happening today, there's a statewide flex alert that's been extended through today as temperatures continue to rise here in the bay area. so between 4 and 09:00pm, you're being asked to conserve energy. cal iso suggesting maybe you cool your home as early as possible and the clothes, all the blinds trying to trap that cool air in and use your bigger appliances like stoves and washing machines before 04:00pm. that's when they expect to see some peak usage. so we want everybody to cut back then after 4 o'clock, you're going want to set your thermostat to 78 degrees. so the ac is not taxing the grid. avoid using large appliances and turn off any unnecessary lights during that window again between 4 and 09:00pm ip, jeanne saying that most of the bay area, they don't think we're going to experien

the richmond, sandra fell bridge a 7 minute ride as you travel out of richmond across towards center fell and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the coals. 19 minutes. well, the big story we are following this. from around the world are in london saying their final goodbyes to queen elizabeth. the second mourners lined up the roads getting their final farewells as the queen's coffin is getting ready to be buried in saint george's chapel. let's check in with justin campbell is live in london. good morning, justin. >> and good morning rain and that funeral just wrapped up behind me and very moving a sermon that we heard. we heard a lot of music in seeing. let's go and you can actually see what's happening right now. we'll give you live pictures. you can the coffin right now making its way through the streets of central going to wellington arch, which is near buckingham palace on a gun this is thousands of people that have camped out that have been here for days and traveled across the world to get a chance to actually be able to see this moment. it is history after 70 years on the monarch,

our richmond center fell bridge about a 8 minute as you travel out of richmond. and let's check on the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. it's going to take you around 20 minutes. well, all eyes this morning are on britain as the country lays queen elizabeth, the second to rest. now, the state funeral due in presidents kings princes and prime ministers from all across the globe. now millions of people are lining the streets of london to say a final goodbye to the monarch. were a live look right now? this is westminster hall. and as you can see, the first queen's cough and lays there right now. now the queen where people have been filing in to see her over the past few days. you can see all of the dignitaries that are there this morning at westminster abbey that have come to see here along with president joe biden and other a princess. let's take a listen. and this morning at what's going on currently. >> we have >> streaming this for you to continue watching on interrupt a coverage of the queen's funeral scan, the qr code right there in the right bottom corner