supporters say the refinery has long been responsible for health problems in and around richmond and that this money could be used to help the community. >> and that includes things like funding toxic land clean up. includes things like funding new health clinics here for residents to address the negative health impacts associated with the refining sector. for its part, chevron says that as the top tax payer ind employer in richmond. >> they have already pumped billions of dollars into the local economy, including giving 50 million to nonprofit organizations. they believe the polluters pay initiative would be a punitive tax that could make it hard for the company to modernize the refinery and invest in the community. we want to partner with the city to find find ways to advance the city of that that the community. >> and we believe this tax measures, the wrong approach. >> if approved by voters, this wouldn't be the first time the city has tried to make chevron pay additional taxes. in 2008 voters approved measure t which changed how richmond issues business licenses and increased ch

there is no direct line bart service this morning as you come in from richmond, richmond to millbrae. service. that's the red line. so my suggestion to you is to get over to the macarthur station, and then you can access the rest of the system. this is a live picture of the bart tracks here at the macarthur station. probably the best place to go again. no direct red line service this morning until further notice because of emergency track work at 601. let's get back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you. sal. we'll stay on top of that. antioch city council green lighting a new crackdown on sideshows. >> if you're stuck, someone's just decided they're going to cut off all of the lanes and do donuts just because they feel like it doesn't make you a spectator. it makes you trapped. you're stuck. >> title for the city unanimously approved a proposal that bans organizing and advertising sideshows. but the issue that is has been heavily debated is whether to also go after the spectators. supporters of the proposal say it's time to be aggressive against everyone involved in these events.

los niños aquí de richmond van a la a la al salón de emergencia 3 veces más que los niños en la.tunidades de empleo y mejoren la calidad del aire. este impuesto hace lo contrario. ahora, en el pasado ya se intentó un impuesto similar a este, pero fue retado en las cortes y no avanzó con la aprobación del martes. ahora serán los votantes los que den el visto bueno. final en las elecciones de noviembre. esta residente espera que sí se apruebe. al menos yo tengo 2 niños con neumonía bacterial y el ambiente a ellos les está afectando demasiado la contaminación que hay. entonces ellos todos los días tienen que mantenerse con mascarillas, los fondos que se recolectaron serían para mejorar aceras, pavimentar calles, embellecer parques e impulsar programas contra la contaminación, filtros de aire tratando de ayudar que las escuelas también tengan esos filtros de aire en richmond, pilar niño, noticiero, telemundo 48. bueno, la comunidad oaxaqueña es una gastronomía llena de cultura y de historia, pero también de mucho sabor y diversas tonalidades de colores. perfecto para hablar de comida

but for now in richmond, charles, clifford kron, 4 news. >> we'll see what they decide. charles, thank you. liquor and corner stores in some parts of san francisco could soon be closing at midnight. the board of supervisors has approved an ordinance requiring corner stores, liquor stores and smoke shops in the tenderloin to closed from midnight to 05:00am. they risk being fined $1000 an hour if they stay open. the mayor says these shops are attracting illegal behavior. store owners argue it will cost them business. the new rule does not include restaurants, bars or event spaces. the ordinance passed its first reading this afternoon. the supervisors still need to vote on final approval. >> plans are moving forward to remove the center bike lane on valencia street in the city's mission district. as mta officials have voted to endorse a design that would move the lane to the side. this is comes after business owners threaten a lawsuit blaming the center bike lane for a loss of money and customers. developers will now begin working on the final design for a new lane before c

we had a little bit of a backup at the richmond bridge, and i want to check in with the richmond bridgesee you. see if i can see anything there. let me see if i can pull it up. but right now, in fact, i see it on my road sensors. not a lot of slow traffic there. so we're good. 819 speaking of good, here's the man who knows the weather. mr. >> steve, 2021 is when it started. >> yeah. you know, do you you know other holidays have taken a bit. right. this one is like here we are three years in, everyone has the day off except you. and me. >> i'm going to get on my soapbox here. i was just telling tim my next job. i'm having holidays off. okay you, me, i'm 90. i'm taking that day off. all right, let's get to it. here. there's actually a few things going on. zero fog yesterday. today, there's a big fog bank, mainly on the coast. here. look at this. i mean, all the way up mendocino coast. let's go farther. okay, farther. farther a little circulation right there. all the way up. eureka i found it. crescent city then kind of pulls off, but there's other locations where the continues and you can

millbrae and richmond is canceled. orange line trains were extended from problems for bart in the east bay, having a big impact on commuters. >> right now, we're live at the macarthur station in oakland as crews are scrambling to finish emergency track work. then new efforts to crack down on sideshows and the problems that come with them. the punishment that will soon be in store for people who just watch sideshows in antioch. then it's meant to warn people in case of a natural disaster, fire or other emergency. now a new report says the system isn't good enough. why? one group is now calling for changes to a community warning system in the east bay from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> good morning. we're so glad you're here. >> i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning, i'm dave clark. wednesday morning, june 26th. i know you needed a vacation, but i'm glad to see you back. i miss you, i'm pam, and i spent some extra time catching up. >> it was a wonderful family vacation to armenia, first one in a long

a double shooting in richmond.ning so far about the investigation and a class action lawsuit after sexual abuse at a dublin prison with the federal bureau of prisons, asked a judge to do. head & shoulders bare clinically proven dandruff protection with just 9 essential ingredients no sulfates, no silicones, no dyes. dandruff protection, minimal ingredients. job done. i am obsessed with olay's retinol body wash. with olay retinol body wash, 95% of women had visibly renewed skin. it makes my skin feel so smooth and moisturized. see the difference with olay. san francisco giants legend willie mays has died at the age of 93. how the baseball world is honoring his life and legacy. we're keeping an eye on those wildfires burning there have been bringing hazy skies to much of the bay area. the concerns about air quality. we'll tell you how long that bad air could linger from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook. today is wednesday j

richmond refinery. and in a statement, chevron said, this is a punitive tax that could be used to fund pet projects of the activist council members. that brought it forward and was written without any accountability for how they spend it. we need policies that encourage investment increased job opportunities. and improve air quality. this tax will do the opposite. >>i think this is great, right? >>but sandy argues that allowing the tax to go to the general fund is actually more beneficial >>that we don't want to write about something that in 5 years 10 years is outdated. but you know doesn't provide us flexibility to what the community needs in those moments. daytime highs today throughout the santa clara valley or about 10 degrees cooler compared to where we were at just yesterday. we're sitting in the 70s this afternoon near los cotto's san jose. 70s, all the way off into livermore in freemont, we have some 80s trickled in off into the east bay near antioch in walnut creek, but for our friends near sa

three people killed in two shootings in richmond. investigators trying to pin down any leads. >> also ahead, it's been two years since a man was attacked and killed at a park in newark. his killer never been found and his willie mays are coming to oracle park today to lay flowers at mays statue and share memories of the say, hey kid. mays died yesterday at the age of 93. oracle park will be open tomorrow starting at noon for tours and then for fans to watch the giants game against the cardinals at rickwood stadium in alabama. there will be a mays statue in center field and a memorial book to sign. >> willie mays quietly worked to better race relations and civil rights. he faced discrimination in san francisco in 1958 while purchasing a home in the primarily white sherwood forest neighborhood, and in 1966 he spoke on the radio to settle tensions in the black community after a teenager was shot by a white san francisco police officer, and in 2015, mays was awarded the presidential medal of freedom from then-president barack obama, who

si usted llama a la policía, recuerde que lo puede hacer de manera anónima desde richmond. de autos tuvo lugar en el bainbridge durante la mañana del domingo y las autoridades indicaron que el espectáculo bloqueó el tráfico mientras realizaban acrobacias peligrosas y lanzaban también fuegos artificiales. la tripulación del helicóptero de la policía informó también que en un momento dado hasta les apuntaron con rayos láser a los pilotos. los agentes registraron varias detenciones, entre ellas una por conducir bajo los efectos del alcohol, otra por delito de evasión y otra más por robo de vehículo. bueno, y hablando de espectáculos ilegales de coches, este lunes también se presentaron en una corte del condado de santa clara tyler durbin, de 22 años, y gabe durbin, de 26. son señalados como las personas que habrían atentado contra un policía de san josé. esto fue el pasado 15 de junio cuando la gente respondió a una emergencia por una persona herida durante el espectáculo ilegal de autos cerca de santa anna road. el juez decidió mantenerlos en la cárcel sin opción a fianza. vo

reportando desde richmond nathalie vera noticiero telemundo, california. gracias nathalie.ue necesita terapia, puede llamar a este número. community violence solutions están en richmond disponibles las 24 horas del día, listos para ayudar a cualquier víctima. en otras noticias, una de las 15 víctimas que recibieron disparos durante el tiroteo en el lago merritt el pasado 19 de junio en oakland, narró lo que sucedió exactamente esa noche. escucha thinking that it's supposed to be a safe environment. Él es quien pensando que el área sería segura, nos cuenta que acababa de estacionar su auto e iba caminando hacia un restaurante cuando le dispararon 3 veces. como lo pudo ver, aún se está recuperando en el hospital tras ser sometido a una operación. hoy la policía de oakland pone en vigor lo que llaman un plan de seguridad del verano para aumentar la cantidad de patrullas en la ciudad. según las autoridades, esto incluiría varias unidades y la ayuda también del alguacil del condado de alameda para prevenir actos delictivos y delitos violentos. y siempre en esa ciudad, la policía

well, happening later today, the city of richmond will vote on whether to put an additional tax on the chevron refinery. nbc bay area's bob redell joining us live out there. and, bob, i know you spoke with one of the environmentalists who actually proposed the measure. what is driving all of this and that potential increase in taxes? yeah. good morning to you. we're talking about an increase in tax on chevron. good morning to you, marcus. the people pushing for this proposed tax measure on chevron says that the oil companies refinery in richmond is responsible for asthma rates, that according to the state, are in the top 10% compared to other communities in california. i blame chevron for all the health impacts that i am still experiencing. you know, my family getting sick, passing away from asthma, you know, to show up in support of what's happening. and we just spoke with sandy saturn, who you just heard from. she's a member of the asian pacific environmental network action, which is behind this proposed tax. and she's also a lifelong resident of richmond who says she has suffered br

>> family members say lorenzo newell was helping one of his patients when he was gunned down in richmond earlier this week. hello again everyone. i'm alex savage and i'm cristina rendon. >> newell was one of five people shot in richmond tuesday night, three people died and new tonight. ktvu josé huerta spoke with the victim's family, who described his passion for helping others in richmond. >> police are investigating a homicide after a man was shot multiple times and died at kelsey street and dubose avenue just before 1 a.m. on wednesday. family members identify the victim as 38 year old lorenzo newell of oakland, a family man and father of a 12 year old girl. >> we suffer a big loss. >> monique alexander was newell's sister and says she's staying strong to support her grieving family. >> it's been hard on us and because us, my brother was a good person. you know, and he loved people and we loved him to death, she says over 30 shell casings were recovered from the crime scene. >> the family believes he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> his life was stolen away from him. yeah,

sandy seddon, who grew up near the richmond chevron refinery, says there are too many cases of cancers and asthma in her family and neighbors for there not to be a link, even though medical professionals and health officials have not scientifically linked the two in richmond for as long as i can remember, every time there was a disaster at you know, the refinery, i would end up in the emergency room, she says. the tax revenue would fill a $30 million shortfall in richmond's yearly budget and help fund new clean air programs and other projects in the city. but chevron says the tax has little to do with real finances. this is an activist tax proposal brought forward by by two activist organizations and promoted by activist city council members, chevron spokesman brian hubinger says the tax plan was rushed without considering consequences like draining funds that are earmarked for improvements at the refinery or the potential long term impact on the facility's ability to produce union jobs and millions of dollars in local income. and these projects are also these. these investments are im

richmond police say one person died at the scene. three other victims arrived at a hospital where one more person was pronounced dead. published reports suggest one of those killed was a pregnant woman, but police have not confirmed that claim. i was just there last week. things fell calm and just hearing about this is a shock. the shooting happened in council member melvin willis's district. all i can do is work within our city to understand what happened. make sure our community members are connected with the resources available, and allow the police investigation to move forward until we identify the perpetrators and the motivation behind this word about the shooting spread quickly in the neighborhood. you know, like, we can't really change that. we have to get together as a community. hours later, another person was shot in north richmond on kelsey street. that victim died at the scene tonight. both shootings are under investigation. among the questions police still have to answer is whether these shootings are linked. in richmon

in the meantime, residents of richmond are going to rally at richmond city center plaza in support of the initiative. that's today at the richmond city center. plaza time now 6.10, and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the 4th of july is around the corner and >> there is an extra edge to this year's warnings about not using illegal fireworks. i think you can guess with the wildfires that are burning right now and a violent attack on a police car in the south bay. we'll have reaction from the san jose mayor. >> the nation's top doctor wants to put a warning label on social media for kids. i'm hannah brandt in washington. all have that story coming up. and today is going to be another warm one comfortable at the coast, though, with those 60's out that direction. >> daytime highs inland will again rise well into the 80's and actually going to be getting hotter towards >> 6.14, right now. and for things to know this morning of 160 pounds of fireworks seized in east palo alto from a group of children. the police got a report that these kids were shooting off roman candles at each oth

in the meantime, yet residents a richmond they're gonna rally today in richmond city center plaza and initiative. well, donuts in san francisco, polk gulch neighborhood planning on moving locations, but only about a block away. the popular donut shop has been around for more than 50 years, according to city officials, the shot could not reach an agreement with the current landlord on pope by sacramento streets. this new plan location is going to be on polk right between washington in clay. we don't have any word the move is going to happen. u.s. surgeon general wants to warning warning, put labels on social media for kids. he argues social media platforms and cause significant harm to a child's mental health. washing correspondent hannah brandt joins us live with the latest on that morning. anna. rana, good morning. >> the surgeon general says that social media is a contributing factor in the mental health crisis that's happening among kids. and he's trying to convince congress that these warning labels could help. >> the warning labels we now see on cigarettes could be put on social

the chevron richmond refinery produces

de en richmond.a imponer un impuesto de un dólar por cada barril de petróleo que llega para ser refinado. por su parte, chevron calificó esta iniciativa como irresponsable y atención porque la agencia de la calidad del aire del Área de la bahía ha extendido hasta mañana jueves la alerta por aire contaminado. las autoridades aseguran que el incendio en el condado colusa es el que está afectando en mayor parte nuestra región. pero no olvidemos que hay otros incendios cercanos que también contribuyen a deteriorar estas condiciones, incluyendo un siniestro. en san martín, al sur de morgan hill, hay un bombero. ha terminado con heridas leves. el incendio en el condado sonoma, que inició el domingo está contenido ya en un 60. allí las llamas han consumido más de mil acres y han destruido por lo menos 10 estructuras. ya para esta tarde, las órdenes de evacuación y todas las advertencias fueron canceladas, pero el aire continúa contaminado, afectando a muchas personas que son sensibles a estos a estas partíc

california might not be a great place for them to do business. >> this isn't the first time that richmond has tried to pass a tax on oil refineries. back in 2008, voters approved a similar measure, but it was ultimately struck down in court a year later. this time around, though, the city says things will be different and has been, look very careful to make sure that if this initiative wins and it gets challenged in court, the city has, a defendable argument to win. supporters say the new tax could generate anywhere between 60 and $90 million a year. in addition to supporting clean environmental initiatives and funding public services. they say it could also help the city fill its budget deficit. chevron is already the city's biggest employer and tax payer, and slagle says relying too much on a single entity could be a bad move if they ever decide to leave. >> it's bad precedent. it's bad fiscal policy. it's really not, responsible way to manage a city. >> but given that richmond residents suffer from things like asthma at far greater rates than other californians, lee says she thinks the

it was here in richmond, on the corner of seventh and pennsylvania.oting happened around 415 on tuesday afternoon. a shotspotter alert and calls to police prompted a response wednesday morning. yellow tape, chalk circles were spent, shells fell, and bullet holes in walls for shot. two men, reportedly in stable condition, one dead on scene, a man in his 20s. it was sad to see because, you know, he looked young, a 16 year old who wants to remain anonymous, says she heard gunfire from her house down the block. later seeing a man who died at the scene and a young woman also shot. >> they were checking on her and she was alive and she looked scared, the woman reportedly in her 20s, was pregnant, i feel sad for him and the family, especially for the girl. it's sad to see. >> first responders performed life saving measures. the female victim apparently died at the hospital. >> we've seen how they took her in the, ambulance. >> this area in richmond is known as the iron triangle. a long history of gun violence and gangs. virginia sandoval has lived here 30 ye

so i know living here in richmond, the refinery is definitely impacting the health of the community, impacting the health of my family. >> reporter: that's why she's gotten involved with the asian pacific environmental network action committee, and now with the tax measure to collect $1 from the refinery for each barrel of oil. >> this pay measure is really important to them giving back to the community and all the ways we need them to and being a good neighbor and supporting the services, you know, clean air, clean water. >> reporter: oscar garcia is a board member for the 23rd street merchant association. they say the way the current tax measure is written, any money collected from the refinery just goes into the general fund. the city council can spend it however it sees fit. >> and they could potentially use these moneys for pet projects that the everyday richmond resident will not benefit from. >> reporter: right now about 40% of the city's tax revenue is generated from the chevron richmond refinery. in a statement, chevron said this is a punitive tax that could be used to fund

who is a welder in richmond in the richmond shipyards and was one of the first women in the boilermakers. or mary and who is here? who was her sister. whereas marion. marion, you stand. she was a 17 year old draftsman at the richmond shipyards. or betty reid soska in the oldest national ranger who was an african american who couldn't be a rosie but worked as a clerk at the boiler makers union. she is now 103 years old. they are all inspired us and brought their can do attitude from world war two to the halls of. congress. to make the rosie the riveter congressional gold medal. a reality they hammered members. they cajoled members, but thankfully never had to tell them to the legislation during world war two. they were called women workers and these were called wild band nanas that you could purchase for 375 for a dozen. so all i can say now is wow. thank you for what you have done. ladies, gentlemen, the honorable brian, united states representative from the first district of pennsylvania. good afternoon. it's not very often we can say we're in the presence of living legends, but, boy, a

who is a welder in richmond in the richmond shipyards and was one of the first women in the boilermakers. or mary and who is here? who was her sister. whereas marion. marion, you stand. she was a 17 year old draftsman at the richmond shipyards. or betty reid soska in the oldest national ranger who was an african american who couldn't be a rosie but worked as a clerk at the boiler makers union. she is now 103 years old. they are all inspired us and brought their can do attitude from world war two to the halls of. congress. to make the rosie the riveter congressional gold medal. a reality they hammered members. they cajoled members, but thankfully never had to tell them to the legislation during world war two. they were called women workers and these were called wild band nanas that you could purchase for 375 for a dozen. so all i can say now is wow. thank you for what you have done. ladies, gentlemen, the honorable brian, united states representative from the first district of pennsylvania. good afternoon. it's not very often we can say we're in the presence of living legends, but, boy, a

california might not be a great place for them to do business. >> this isn't the first time that richmondto pass a tax on oil refineries. back in 2008, voters approved a similar measure, but it was ultimately struck down in court a year later. this time around, though, the city says things will be different and has been, look very careful to make sure that if this initiative wins and it gets challenged in court, the city has, a defendable argument to win. supporters say the new tax could generate anywhere between 60 and $90 million a year. in addition to supporting clean environmental initiatives and funding public services. they say it could also help the city fill its budget deficit. chevron is already the city's biggest employer and tax payer, and slagle says relying too much on a single entity could be a bad move if they ever decide to leave. >> it's bad precedent. it's bad fiscal policy. it's really not, responsible way to manage a city. >> but given that richmond residents suffer from things like asthma at far greater rates than other californians, lee says she thinks the measure wi

richmond center fell 8 minutes and very empty at the moment. and here's a look at the golden gate. 19 minutes to make your crossing right now. all right, john, thank you that. 5 days after the fbi raid on her home, oakland mayor sheng thao. >> spoke publicly for the very first time shortly after her attorneys and resign rovers kerman has that story. monday. oakland mayor sheng thao made her first public comments since the fbi raided their home last thursday. this investigation. >> it's not about me. i have not been charged with a crime and i'm confident that i will not be charged with a crime because i am innocent. tell also made it clear night the raid north. the recall will force or out of office. i will not be bullied and i will not be disparage and i will not be threatened out of this office. the fbi has not said what they were looking for when they raided taos home. the offices of callaway solutions and the homes of 2 people associated with that business tao is now demanding answers and maintaining she was not the target. and in fact, is t

who is a welder in richmond in the richmond shipyards and was one of the first women in the boilermakers. or mary and who is here? who was her sister. whereas marion. marion, you stand. she was a 17 year old draftsman at the richmond shipyards. or betty reid soska in the oldest national ranger who was an african american who couldn't be a rosie but worked as a clerk at the boiler makers union. she is now 103 years old. they are all inspired us and brought their can do attitude from world war two to the halls of. congress. to make the rosie the riveter congressional gold medal. a reality they hammered members. they cajoled members, but thankfully never had to tell them to the legislation during world war two. they were called women workers and these were called wild band nanas that you could purchase for 375 for a dozen. so all i can say now is wow. thank you for what you have done. ladies, gentlemen, the honorable brian, united states representative from the first district of pennsylvania. good afternoon. it's not very often we can say we're in the presence of living legends, but, boy, a

en richmond nathalie vera noticiero telemundo, california.ación en un área del bosque nacional sierra, a raíz de la expansión del incendio bay fc a los residentes de las zonas de burning man y del oeste del embalse se les ha pedido evacuar sus viviendas. hasta el momento, este incendio ha calcinado más de 9000 acres y no se ha logrado ningún porcentaje de contención. recordemos que este es un siniestro que comenzó el miércoles y que está rodeado de otros fuegos que siguen activos en el área. vamos con marcelo rivera para que nos expliques marcelo, cómo están los bomberos tratando de batear las condiciones que existen actualmente. efectivamente, fátima, en este momento, a esta hora las 11,4 las condiciones actuales en esa zona de fresno al este, al noreste de esa región, están actualmente las temperaturas en los 84 grados. es demasiado, muy alto para este momento, lo que no ayuda en ese incendio y la humedad está por debajo del 40. lo que entonces empeora la situación. y miren lo que ocurrirá mañana. la temperatura estaría alcanzando casi los

they served together on the richmond city council. they socialize together and sometimes worked together on cases when they weren't competing for clients. they complemented each other. and the best way i can think of to describe it is marshall was the sale and bush rod the anchor meaning marshall was bolder willing to take more risks. bush rod was more cautious, probably had sound or judgment, sometimes. but you put that together and it's highly effective as a team. now, they also had lot in common, right? they were both federalists politically. they were both slave owners. and the book goes into great detail about their not so great record on slavery. and they were both admirers of george washington from different vantage points. george also thought highly of both men and 1798. he strongly. charmed them into running for congress not as federalist because he was concerned about jefferson's growing influence in politics. now, the way bush told this story years later, the two men were summoned to mount and they were told that they would

♪mÚsica♪ conductora: luto en richmond!sonas murieron y otras 2 resultaron heridas en un tiroteo. una tercera persona fue asesinada durante otra balacera la madrugada de hoy. es incierto si estos incidentes estÁn relacionados. tamara tiene todos los detalles. tamara: dayana, una de las vÍctimas es un hombre de origen guatemalteco que fue declarado muerto en la escena. esto ocurriÓ ayer pasadas las 4hs de la tarde. varios testigos me dieron que vieron cuando 3 hombres se bajaron y comenzaron a disparar contra la vÍctima. luego lo hicieron al azar. es incierto motivo por el que Álvaro garcÍa fue asesinado a tiros cuando salÍa de esta tienda. >> le seguÍan disparando cuando estaba en el suelo. tamara: el hermano de Álvaro prefiriÓ no mostrar su rostro por precauciÓn. >> viene a luchar por un sueÑo. es triste que pase este tipo de cosas. >> una persona tranquila, amable, somos humildes. trabajamos dÍa a dÍa, somos obreros. tamara: durante el mismo incidente, una mujer presuntamente embarazada recibiÓ varios balazos y habrÍa fal

well, san leandro oakland up to richmond at 67.tsburgh, antioch, in fairfield, santa rosa as well. looking ahead tomorrow, first day of summer, getting a little warmer and your first weekend of summer is going to be a scorcher, especially inland. we'll back off the heat a little next week rain. all right, john, thank you for that. a check of bridges this morning. you make an excellent time. >> not seeing any traffic jams or congestion. there. a bridge in richmond center fell under 2 minutes to make those rides. some of overt around 14 and late or early 20's about 20 to 21 minutes across the golden gate highways, no major accidents or hotspots. we a little congestion along that's already clear. 37 minute ride. 85 to menlo park while 2, 80 82 both in the green selanne didn't know. pete is 21 minutes. southbound 6.80, is a travel. the sonoma looks excellent 80 80 trying to decide between the 2 ebola to take about 15 minutes to make that route. as you're traveling leandre up towards oakland, the kraken down towards the maze. a 16 minut

as you head over, the richmond center fell right now.his deadly hit and run accident in oakland happened just after midnight this morning. >> ending with one person dead and the driver involved still unknown. take a look. this is video of the accident. it happened on an oakland residential street just east of 80 at the cross streets of 100th avenue in june court. this video was captured by our crews just after midnight. police at the scene say it was a vehicle versus pedestrian accident. leaving the pedestrian dead. you can see in this video police investigating as a close the area for several hours. no details have been given on the person that passed away or the gender of that nor the vehicle involved. residents in the area say speeding has been an issue there on that street and that they've noticed speedbumps missing that were once there. we did reach out to oakland police this morning are still waiting for more details to come in as we get those responses will continue to keep you updated. but that is the very latest or the newsroom.

among them, marian souza who worked on the richmond shipyards. she hopes the rosies' contributions will inspire future generations. >> and this is shipyard number three. >> reporter: 98-year-old marian souza still embodies the rosie the riveter image 80 years after she worked in the richmond shipyard. >> my years as a draftsman. that is what made me a rosie. >> reporter: that time is still a major part of her life. in her home, a room dedicated to rosie the riveter. and everything she has accomplished, because of her time working. she moved to the bay area in 1942 when she was just 16 years old. she met her husband, enrolled in richmond high school, and got married. after graduating, she took six week engineering drawing course in uc berkeley where she learned to draw blueprints. >> was hired right out of the classroom to go to shipyard number three in engineering department as a draftsman. >> reporter: she worked on blueprints that created ships that would fight in sea born invasions. similar to the ones used on june 6th, 1944. d-day. jessica we

the vote tonight and the reason richmond is targeting a specific oil company.l, concerns for olympic athletes. dangerous heat waves are prompting olympians to speak up for safety. the ways paris olympic organizers are working to combat the rising temperatures. this is today in the bay. 630 on your tuesday morning. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia, and i'm marcus washington. well, we just got an update on the point fire in sonoma county. officials saying that it is now 40% contained. now it has burned a little more than 1200 acres. kari hall has been watching the conditions in the area and air quality as well . while our ginger conejero saab is live from cal fire air attack base in santa rosa. the threat certainly not over ginger. no, it's not yet over. fire crews will work until this fire. the point fire is 100% contained. but we did receive some good news. i just spoke with a spokesperson of cal fire for cal fire minutes ago, who says they made good progress. the fire is now 40% contained and remains at just over 1200 acres. favorable wea

and stay ar still in richmond.re and they would through it line by line and washington would make corrections and would sort of offer suggestions and changes. washington also of research assistant. marshall we have a letter, for example, from bush rod to alexander hamilton saying, gee, n you us some details about some of the revolutionary wars d in trying to make sure accurate? bush i'd worked on the maps and illustrations are now this also happened in reverse. bu washington wrote a two volume set of appeals and later on he did revised edition and he asked, can you go to the courthouse in richmond and check details on this case for me to make sure that i've got it right? and marshall says, okay. and iéj■% was that was rather fd of seeing that because. it's like, oh, john marshall was the site checker, you know, a research assistant for somebody now, in effect, bush editor on e washington books. marshall, as much in the introduction or dedicae book anf letters from bush rod to their describing their working process.

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there was a shooting at this apartment complex on richmond parkway. one person had to be airlifted to hospital. they're expected to recover. and another person was shot and killed. they died right there on the scene and over the last 7 days, a total of 4 people have been killed in separate shootings in richmond. police do not believe that the 2 most recent shootings are connected. they do plan to have more officers out patrolling. >> certainly there was a you know, i'm activity, increased activity in a short amount of but overall trend, think it's too soon to say. >> at this time, no arrests have been made in sunday's shooting. and police are asking anybody with information to contact them. well, in the south bay, police are looking for man who they believe is responsible for shooting. >> that killed a man last month. investigators have identified the suspect as josef martinez. police say he's 5 3 inches 150 pounds with a tear drop tattoo on his face. shooting happened on may 9th. this is right in the area of long into a t authorities are trying to al

this apartment complex on richmond parkway.unshot wound had to be airlifted to the hospital. they're expected to recover. another person died on scene over the last 7 days. a total 4 people have been killed in separate shootings in richmond. police don't believe the 2 most recent shootings are connected. they do say they do plan to have more police out on patrols. and certainly there was a. >> you know, i'm activity, increased activity in the short amount of but overall trend, i think it's too soon to say, well, this time no arrest of an ad in sunday's shooting. >> said of the south bay for us, lisa settles a they're looking for man who they think might be responsible for shooting that killed a man last month. investigators identified the suspect as josef martinez. police say he's about 5, 3, 115 pounds and a tear drop on his face. shooting happened on may 9th in the area net lull in 2.80, authorities are trying identify the victim. okay. get a gala. this is a picture of the victims. tried it on his right arm. right. east india

another deadly shooting in richmond.say 2 people were shot at an apartment complex. >> late last night, one victim died. kron four's. lisa goodman has that story. >> on sunday around 11:30pm, the richmond police department responded to reports of gunshots ringing out at this apartment complex. police found 2 individuals each suffering from a single gunshot wound. one of the victims died on scene. the other victim was taken to a nearby hospital and is expected to recover as multiple shootings at 3400 block that richmond parkway officers responded and located 2 victims inside the building over the last 7 days. a total of 4 people have been killed in separate shootings in richmond. we asked police if they are connected detectives has had to determine that these 2 separate incidences meeting the one on the 18th of the 19th and the one yesterday are appear not to be related. as news time. no arrests have been made in sunday's shooting. and the richmond police department says additional officers will be out on patrol. certainl

time richmond center fell meant bridge at 12 minutes to make your crossing there.nks a lot of 6.48, and on the peninsula. 3 armed robbers are in custody. >> after leading police on a chase in san bruno, there was heavy police activity, as you can see here near san bruno avenue. this is actually wednesday night. the robbers were wanted for crimes in san francisco. we don't have the details of the robberies or the names of the suspects at this point. it's 6.48 and a tnt is not going to drop. landline service in san mateo county. after all, state regulators denied their request. land lines offer telephone relay services for people with speech and hearing issues. they also have free access to 9-1-1, officials say that having land lines is critical and emergencies, power outages for people living in rural and urban areas with connectivity problems, landline is go back up even on a lot of people i know don't have land lines anymore. in san francisco, 3 bay area, mayors joined forces to support a housing bond to meet requirements for affordable housing. san francisco mayo

30tings continue in the city of richmond. 2eople were shot. atmencomplex in richmond late last night, adding to the string of shootings city has faced over the last week. our kron lezla >> on sunday around 11:30pm, the richmoolice partme red rep guhots rinng out at this apartment complex. poli 2 individualch sug from a single on scene. the other victim was taken to a nearby hospital and is expected to recover as multiple shootings at 3400 block, not richmond parkway. icers ded ancated 2 victims inside the buding of 4 people hbed a tota in separate shootings in richmond. we asked polif they are connected dves has had to determine that these 2 seate meeting t one on the 18th of the yesterday are appear not to be related as news time. no arrests have bee in sunday' shooting. and the rich police department s additional oers wl be out on prol. ctainly there was a, you i'm vity, creased activity in the short amount of but overall trnd, i think it's too soon to say. and they are asking anyone with information come forward. let the good kron 4 news, s

and another is dead after a shooting in richmond. this happened last night at an apartment complex on richmond parkway near i-80, police tell us that no one has been arrested. they do have plan on having more officers out on patrol. this comes as 4 people were killed in richmond just within the last week. in the south bay. police in san jose say they're looking for a man who they believe is responsible for a shooting that killed another man last month. investigators have identified the suspect as josef martinez. police say he's about 5 foot 315 pounds and has a tear drop tattoo on his face. the shooting happened on may 9th in the area. mclaughlin and i to 80 authorities are also trying to identify the victim. this a picture of the tattoo tried in on his right arm. he's described as an east indian man between the ages of 30 34 around 6 feet tall. he was known in the area, has kumar police believe that he went to school in san jose between 2006 2010. if you have any information about this case, you're being asked to call san jose polic

reporting from richmond. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, a suspect has been arrested in connection to a deadly shooting in san francisco's south of market neighborhood. it happened on friday near eighth and mission. this is video of the scene from the citizen app. the victim was taken to the hospital where he did die. officers say they later found and arrested an armed man who matched descriptions of the suspect. he has been identified as 35 year old adam assad. he is now facing several charges that include murder. governor gavin newsom and other democratic leaders are considering putting a new state crime initiative on the november ballot. it would compete with an initiative that is already qualified, which is designed to enhance penalties for drug traffickers and repeat thieves. now, these competing initiatives come in response to a ballot measure that was approved ten years ago. you might remember prop 47. it loosened penalties for drug and theft crimes. law enforcement groups and other crit

with richmond police.up behind the recall of oakland mayor shengtao will hold a rally outside oakland city hall this morning. ktvu ali rasmus has more on the call for the mayor to either speak publicly or resign after the fbi raided her home. >> ali and claudine, you'll recall that raid happened on thursday, june 20th, and the focus and purpose of that fbi raid investigation still is not clear. but mayor sheng tao of oakland has not been seen or spoken publicly about it since then. and that's why there's a couple of small but vocal groups calling for her to either speak up or step down. one of them called the coalition for community engagement, held a rally outside oakland city hall yesterday evening. they called on the mayor to address the public to talk about some of the problems the city of oakland is facing from the investigation. at her home to the upcoming city budget and violence in oakland. the day before that fbi raid of the oakland mayor's home, 15 people were shot and injured after a juneteenth

so a few high clouds and 70s for you from richmond to oakland. 82 san jose.oudy with upper 80s inland and the accuweather seven day forecast. it will drop off a few degrees for juneteenth that continues into summer, although we'll see temperatures very comfortable. 1:50 p.m. it arrives hot summer day inland for your friday and the warmest day on saturday. cooling on sunday. >> thanks, lisa. new at six a bill to ban legacy admissions. the push to end the practice statewide. >> first, though, we're introducing you to the five newest inhabitants of the san francisco zoo. how the critically endangered animals found their way here to the bay area. >> this is abc 724 seven. >> in san francisco, live at levi's stadium in san jose. live in oakland. yay >> you're watching abc seven news live anytime, anywhere. here we are, we are, we are, we are we are, we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download our abc seven bay area streaming app. join us and start watching a heatwave, it's kinda chilly in here. oh, that's because i'm pre-

richmond center fell about 14 overturned tractor trailer.venue, on-ramp exit. so they were they that 2 of those one is close. one is open so you can still get on and is not impacting 8.80. we just wanted to make a note of that. crews are trying to get that up off the james, back to you. thanks. a lot rain and want to take you to the south bay now where police are looking for the people who vandalized a police vehicle over the weekend in san jose. actually them hopping on top, stopping on it. one of the suspects has already been arrested but kron four's rob nesbitt. >> gives us the full story. >> in the cell phone video you can hear. windshield of this police car being kicked in near santana row in san jose just before 07:00pm saturday. according to san jose police, the officer was responding to reports of a person being struck by a reckless sideshow. driver. but the sideshow participants became reckless towards the responding officer who suffered minor injuries. acting police chief paul joseph saying, quote, this conduct is unacceptable and