look us up richmond, sf. >> org, the richmond neighborhood center. eve.thank you all so much for joining us today. we appreciate it. you're doing great work in this community. thank you so much. all right. all right. sal castaneda is at another hangout spot. he's at andytown coffee roasters this morning. he has an interview there, to tell us about what you got. sal >> yeah. andre, this is a spot, actually, where playland at the beach used to be for those of you who are watching of a certain age. or maybe you've heard about playland. now, there's a building here in andytown coffee roasters and the ocean plant are here, and it has a beautiful view. but first, let me get to the man who runs the place, isa esquerra. thank you for joining us of course. >> thank you for coming by. >> what do we have here? you made me the coffee is the coffee shop's signature drink. >> yes. this is andytown signature drink. the snowy plover. it's a double shot of espresso with homemade brown sugar sirup. sparkling water. kind of like a soda. and then fresh whipped cream right on

this is happening in richmond. and to me, i wondered, well, why wasn't it or happening so often in charleston? i mean, you think this is right up their alley, right? maybe it's the blockade affects them more or maybe i'm just not sure. but the lack of of leading members of society who are as influential as, you know, the kingpins of the richmond the confederate administration, jefferson davis and james and those kinds of people, i just don't. i do know that it does happen in other i mean, fredericksburg, as i mentioned, had them and. fredericksburg is not really a big city by comparison. so they do pop up in other cities, but they're from what i've read, so and there could be more out there that i just haven't seen. richmond is like the hotbed for these starvation parties and other cities. do you write in kind of fascinated slash perplex slash in all of them so they very well well have been happening elsewhere just on a smaller basis but they explode in the capital more so than anywhere else because right nobody el

it is pthat's when richmond is about that we are together at once. welcome to the richmond.sic] >> i just find a neighborhood in the city where you can hear music stands and take a ride on the lowstreet. it is an experience that you can't else in san francisco. [♪] ne is a in the southeast portion of the city. neighborhoods that i represent. st. m a completely unique architecture. very distinct feel, and very close to holly park which is another beautiful park ian francisco. the bernal heights district is unique in that hell which has one of the best views san francisco. there is a swinging hanging from a tree at the top. it isre swinging over the entire city. there are unique aspects. it is considered the fourth chinatown in san francisco.e residents are of chinesee second unique, and fun aspect about this areathe garden district. there is a lot of urban the city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san and of course, it is the location in m city's second biggest park after golden gate. many pe know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't bee it the be

the local cities include san francisco, richmond and sebastopol. the governor says the grants will create 533 permanent supportive homes for an estimated 4800 californians at risk of, or experiencing right now, homelessness. >> east palo alto mayor antonio lopez is calling for action against encampments in his city. today, he announced he'll be issuing an ordinance to direct clearing of encampments after at least two written warnings and two offers of shelter. >> i want to be clear this isn't about criminalizing people. >> it's about helping people, empowering people and encouraging them to get the help they need. and they deserve. this is a win win for our county and our community. in my city, the unhoused population is actually down in east palo alto from 169. >> in 2022 to 81. last year. >> coming up, keeping tahoe blue. we'll tell you what democratic and republican politicians discussed on the annual lake tahoe summit today, and the plans to honor late senator dianne feinstein, who helped projects at lake tahoe. buttigieg was the keynote speake

and the chevron refinery has settled with the city of richmond. council members are calling the deal historic. not everyone, though, is agreeing. so the vice mayor will join us live. and north bay teenager killed at his family saying he was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. i'm justine waltman able a whole family has laid their 16 year-old son and brother to rest. someone shot that teenager last month. and while police are searching for the killer kron forced him to call. spoke with the victim's mother and oldest sister who says that their loved one is much more than just another victim. >> he was not just another random shooting victim 16 year old anthony wilburn junior's family. once the community to put a name and face to an aspiring athlete and music artist killed in vain. for those that going to mean >> they do that. >> he was a bright. so a bright soul taken too soon was at the place. time this week will burn would have been attending orientation before starting his junior year

so we do a little extra, work out here in the richmond. >> yeah, here. now, here in the richmond.ion 34? if there's a rescue, 34, 14, go. right. maybe even 31 will go. everyone will go. who's eded to go? yes. >> you're right. it requires additional resources, including 34, 31 rescuequ chp also for some rescues. let me. lieutenant. out here in the richmond. i know your own food back there, but there are a lot of good restaurants. a little later on in the program, i'm goi t testing out some of the places i found. we went to clement street there are a lot of good businesses to eat there. >> yes, we often go to clement street for shopping. mostly we eat all the meals in the firehouse, but i can't. yeah, cookut yeah, there are definitely a lot of great restaurants, and. >> all right. thank you, lieutenant, the pride of station you hear that, 34? you knock knock, but anyway, garcia and andre are going at statn 34 for our zip trip in the richmond district. it's all in good fun. these guys ands eae service. and i grew up in san francisco. i love them, too. so anyway, you'll see me later e

hearing about the crash on the richmond bridge. that cleared, but there is a slower drive on the approach from the toll plaza across the span. everything is clear coming through richmond. you might have a little more slowing. everywhere else is looking actually pleasantly smooth. back to you. thanks, mike. well, yesterday we told you about bay area residents out of millions due to a tiny home business. when we return, our consumer team has an update that could be a devastating blow to dozens. but first, it is time to help us clear the shelters. want to meet you. to introduce you to angel cakes. here she is, a three month old medium cross breed mix who is looking for her forever home. and she's available at the humane society silicon valley in milpitas. now you can find a full list of the pets out there up for adoption. just point your phone to the qr code there, right there on your screen. also, if you go to our website right now, you can learn how to adopt and make donations at any of our shelters here in the bay area. just go to

that stopped service to antioch, berryessa, richmond, and san francisco. trains are back up as about an hour ago, but b.a.r.t. is warning of residual delays. this is video of passengers being evacuated off that train. the woman who took this says she was headed home to el sobrante when she started to smell smoke and the train stopped. >> we all kind of stood up, looked around, saw more smoke. then we pulled a level to open the emergency doors. i pulled the level and opened the emergency doors and jumped out. >> really scary moments. no reports of any injuries. the macarthur station is back open right now, but b.a.r.t. warns of additional delays this evening. >>> to san francisco where the owner of a popular restaurant in the richmond district is calling for change after his business was targeted for burglary. he said part of their story was stolen. >> reporter: this isn't the first time his business has been broken into and he's frustrated, hopeful this sign will make people stop and think. sitting out front of hamburger haven, a restaurant on clement stre

unfortunately, another accident on a richmond, sandra fell bridge. this is second one who had this morning. >> 36 min it right now tolls to 101. you'd only to the clear that out you could maybe take the bay bridge shop on 80. that's gonna take you some time, though, to is about a 21 minute ride into the city on the bay bridge, although we're not any accidents on the bay bridge. that's good news. 28 minutes, san mateo bridge because 8 80's, a little slow getting on that 30 minute drive near busy in this 8 o'clock hour. 37 to that whole story. james, back to you. thanks a lot. reyna 801 and our top story this morning. where are they now? the people who are living in rv's part around the san francisco zoo they had until midnight to move out and now they're gone. yeah.zand homeless advocates say a lot of them had school-age children. and so now they're left in a lurch to with some uncertainty about. >> that kron four's will tran is following this and san francisco with the latest will. >> this is more ammunition for homeless advocates because i want to s

like in richmond, the focus should be on relationship building, not discipline. once you start with punitive approaches, you drive families away at the very moment when you have to forge a strong partnership and when that partnership breaks down, even richmond judge mary langer is changing her approach, moving her courtroom to one of the middle schools once a month, ordering families with extreme absences to access community services lining the hallway before issuing harsher consequences. this isn't a punish your way out of it. it really is a try to offer some supports that helps to boost people up to to be able to put their child in school the way they need to be. you speak to the lady with the balloon sitting outside, these strategies starting to pay off at fairfield. chronic absences have decreased by more than 50% since that first year back. it's really just just showing up. it's really just showing up, showing up for markise davis, it's a long term strategy, so i just want to touch base. so with the five days missed, if i can make one person smile, if i can

we did have issues at the richmond center fell so far. so good making your crossing there while the golden gate just dealing with a little fog. aside from that, you're pretty solid. great. all right, john, thank you for that. police redwood city looking for this man, they say assaulted 2 elderly people in separate incidents yesterday morning. >> between 07:38am, the first of saw was in the parking lot of a grocery outlet. broadway between walnut and maple streets. second happened at the front entrance of the sam, a tail superior court. here's another good look at him. coty short hair, 40 to 50 years old, 5, 7, 5, 8, he's believed to be on foot. pacific. a man accused of recording of self stabbing a woman to death and then live streaming on facebook committed to a mental hospital this week. comes after a judge ruled he was not mentally competent to stand trial for murder. 40 year-old mark stephens much you cough was arrested in july of last year after one of his facebook friends reported the live stream video to authorities. she called con

we've got the richmond fire department here. police departments here and pg e this at this point is essentially a recovery effort as they try to get a body out of an underground vault. now, we also have some overhead pictures that we took a little while ago. we want to show you around 03:00am this morning. the fire department says it got a call about an explosion in the area. they came down the search and what they found was a displacement. help manhole cover. and this was an underground vault about 4 to 6 feet of water in it. it's energized and they found the remains of what we believe was one man down in the water. now, this is a very important vote for the area, provides electricity from the nearby subs ation to pretty much all of downtown richmond and the kind of the west side of town. so pg e has had to reroute power around and they're working on recovering the remains. now you might be asking how why was this person down in the ball? well, the fire department says there were no contractors working in the area. eugenie wasn

it still continues to be an issue the city of richmond.ve had some success and through the help of the public alerting us of suspicious activity around street light poles that it took nearly 11 hours to remove the body safely from the underground vault. fire officials say that the operation was precarious. do to the dynamic nature of the >> pretty complex operation. there's a lot of hazards for this entry. they had admitted gate every concerned about for entry team. there is a significant amount of electrical and it logical and running through his fault. there's also about 4 to 6 feet of standing water at the bottom of this power was shut off or nearly 1500 customers for several hours due to the explosion at the vault. >> pg e has a major substation in the area. richmond police say that they are working with pg e on the case. theresa kron, 4 news. >> a 43 year-old sandals, a cold case involving a teen death has been cracked according to investigators, a 14 year-old boy was shot to death during a gang-related find sandals. a 91 on your scre

also, the city of richmond and chevron reach a deal. the amount of money the oil giant will pay the city at what richmond has to do in return. also, back home with her gold medal. a history making wrestler returns to contra costa county as an olympic champion. she's going to join us live on this program in just a few minutes. good thursday, the news at 530 starts right now. thanks so much for joining us i'm janelle wang. and i'm raj mathai. we begin with an nbc bay area exclusive. the superintendent of the antioch unified school district is on her way out. she's facing mounting pressure as teachers and parents say they are losing faith in her leadership. this all follows our reporting about a bullying scandal within the antioch school district. and since we exposed this story, the superintendent has missed months of work. here's investigative reporter candice nguyen. superintendent stephanie anello went on medical leave in may. school is back in session and she still hasn't returned, although she is working on how to officially part way

yeah oakland richmond. a little bit maybe it looks like it's already gone over parts of san pablo bay much more pronounced down towards santa cruz. you can see that's a little that's your that's your little low multiple little, little eddies within the system right there. hold on right there. those circulations in there. there's one right there. another one right there makes a little face there i see you i see steve entertaining himself. systems continue to drop in. i there is no doubt about it. the system on saturday looks pretty impressive. the question is will it stay offshore or punch inland? if it does, we will have a significant fall-like feel around here. i'm leaning in that direction with maybe some rain up on the north coast for the day tomorrow. fog, sun, cool to mild to warm, but i mean, the models are just they're bullish as heck here at least today. maybe they'll change their tune tomorrow. but crescent city a third of an inch. that's pretty impressive with maybe even down to northern sacrament

it started with reports of an explosion in richmond. and some neighbors say they actually aren't surprised by this incident. here's nbc bay area's velena jones. a very unnerving wake up call near the area of cutting boulevard and second street in richmond this morning. martin richert was at his business and heard the boom and called police. it was loud enough and it and it shook the windows. richmond police say they got calls reporting a copper theft and explosion in the area. when firefighters arrived, they found a man's body in an underground pg&e vault submerged in about five feet of water. investigators say it appears the man was electrocuted, triggering a power outage. looks like he was trying to traverse on that makeshift catwalk. came into contact with some energized electrical. and that's what caused the issue. there was no actual fire or, you know, any sort of explosion in that sense. as far as, like an eruption. people who work in this area say they are sad but not surprised that this happened. noting that this area is known 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

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that stopped service to antioch, berryessa, richmond and san francisco. trains are back up and running now, but b.a.r.t. is warning of residual delays. we caught up with one passenger who says she was headed home to el sobrante when she started to smell the smoke and then the train stopped. here she is. >> we all kind of stood up, looked around, saw more smoke, saw more popping and then we pulled a level to open the emergency doors. i pulled the lever and opened the emergency doors and jumped out. >> she pulled the lever to open the doors. b.a.r.t. first called it a mechanical problem. the latest word is to expect lingering delays throughout the evening commute. >>> on i-80 in the sierra crews reopened westbound lanes of the highway following a tesla semi truck fire. you can see on the side the smoke. this prompted a 12-hour shutdown both directions in placer county. the chp says they're dealing with a hazmat situation because of the potentially toxic fumes from the big rig's batteries. shelby riley smoke with people who got caught in this mess. >> report

well, that's investigated the service line for richmond is now back open and running. delays are around ten minutes right now, so minor delays from what we saw earlier today, but still investigating what caused all of this. reporting live in oakland, velena jones nbc bay area news. felicia thank you. also tonight, this is the night and the week that will reshape the political future of vice president kamala harris. the oakland native taking center stage at the democratic national convention. in fact, it kicked off tonight in chicago. this is a live look now at the stage that is the governor of new york, kathy hochul, addressing the convention. thousands of people are inside that arena. this is the united center, which is home to the chicago bulls. now tonight's headliners. president biden, former secretary of state hillary clinton and warriors head coach steve kerr. governor tim walz was officially confirmed. now as vice president, harris's running mate after a voice vote by the delegates. the vote is largely ceremonial, as harris and walz were officially chosen as the

the richmond city council and chevron oil.llows the removal of a proposed tax measure on chevron's refinery. that measure was going to be voted on in november. but now under this deal, chevron agrees to pay the city 50 million dollars a year for the next 5 years. and then 60 million a year after that. video on the citizen app shows an ice cream truck crashed into a love. this happened early yesterday. nobody apparently was hurt. it's there's not a structural damage, either just a crash and they're investigating what happened. >> 6.45 right now we want to take a look at the weather and john is watching others. yeah, i've got a few clouds out there on this thursday morning. good morning, john. take a look at this. nice sunrise here from the embarcadero. >> little bit of a breeze, a few clouds here and there, but a little less foggy than yesterday was nice for you right here at what we got going on this morning. brighter start than yesterday. now we are going to see a slightly warmer afternoon than yesterday, too. just a few scat

let's go to the richmond bridge.e traffic that is going to be slow still, but it's better than it was yesterday. bay bridge is improving a little bit. i can tell it's moving better, but it's going to take a little while for it to unwind. but it's going there. likewise for marin county commute and the south bay commute, everything seems to be getting better, and people who have the luxury of waiting and that's the thing in the fall. and this is as steve says, meteorological fall. well, this is traffic fall. this is traffic landfall. and it's fall. now, when it comes to driving, later commutes are better in the fall. traffic pattern. 818. let's bring steve back. and i've learned so much from this man. >> now you correct me if i'm wrong. traffic fall used to be after labor day. >> correct. i mean, this was still summer, and for some of us, it's still summer. but for school kids, it's fall. >> understood. and restaurants sell. yes. restaurants. august used to be quiet. not anymore. all right. let's take a look at the fog

tottenham right along richmond center fell. and if travel along 6.80, right there, south down 6.80, in sunol, we do have an accident. so things are a little slow and go doubling down to fremont about 50 minutes. you might want to take to 38 until they're able to clear that off. darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot at 71 and the top story this morning, we're learning more about a deadly shooting that took the life of an oakland woman. neighbors telling us that she was a mother kron 4. sarah stinson has the story. >> neighbors say family members of maria ramos have placed flowers, candles, balloons, where she was killed. several people telling us they are shaken by this shooting as ramos. it was a mother and this happened in the middle of the day. >> the very next day the sister came here. >> and they have like a little it rolled >> a memorial continues to grow on hilton street in oakland where a mother was shot and killed on august. 7th oakland police have identified the woman as maria ramos. this is video from the citizen ap

a man's body was found inside an underground utility vault in richmond.r wire. multiple residents say they heard an explosion early this morning at cutting boulevard and south second street. firefighters did arrive on scene to find an open manhole and a man's body inside that pge vault. a new lawsuit was filed in the death of a

. >> well, richmond fire crews pull a body out of an underground pga vault. >> there was an explosion. it shook the windows. >> coming up, the dangerous conditions crews faced in recovering the victim and what might have caused the death and why. >> attorneys representing the protesters who shut down the golden gate bridge want the district attorney, brooke jenkins, pulled from t case to me, harlem is home. but home is also your body. i asked myself, why doesn't pilates exist in harlem? so i started my own studio. getting a brick and mortar in new york is not easy. chase ink has supported us from studio one to studio three. when you start small, you need some big help. and chase ink was that for me. earn up to 5% cash back on business essentials with the chase ink business cash card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. they say the hardest part of getting something done let's go! hustle! is getting started. well, we did that 30 years ago, when california first took on the tobacco industry. this is not just about access. it's about the message it sends... now smoking is

[applause] >> she was a 17-year-old draftsman at the richmond shipyard.ho was an african-american who couldn't be a rosie but worked as a clerk at the boilermakers union, now one hundred 2 years old. [applause] they all inspired us and brought their can-do attitude from world war ii to the halls of congress. [applause] >> to make the rosie the riveter congressional gold-medal a reality. they hammered members, they cajoled members but thankfully never had to weld them to support the legislation. during world war ii, they were called wows, women ordinance workers. these were called wow bandannas you could purchase for $3.75 for a dozen. all i can say now is wow. thank you all for what you have done. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable brian fitzpatrick, united states representative from the first district of pennsylvania. [applause] >> good afternoon, everyone. not very often we can say we are in the presence of living legends but we are in the presence of living legends today. today marks a momentous occasion as we gather here to honor and ce

in the deal between chevron and richmond, chevron will pay the city $550 million over ten years. the refinery tax would have raised a lot more 60 to $90 million a year, with no end date. >> voters are disappointed. both you know, this is a ten year. this is a ten year settlement versus the 50 year settlement. it's less money than we would have made. and it makes a lot. and people wanted the choice. >> chevron will pay the $550 million over a decade, 50 million a year for the first five years, 60 million a year for the last five. but the bay area air quality management district says the refinery's impact to residents health, including up to 11 premature deaths a year, is between about 52 million and $118 million a year for decades to come. so the ten year deal might not pay for the estimated health costs in the decade it's paid. but it is a lot of money in hand. >> the measure likely would have passed. the obstacle would have been, what do the courts do with it? and the money would not have come to the city in the next few years. >> some say both parties blinke. city council and c

mike, you've got more info on that crash heading out of richmond. yeah, but this picture tells the info it's worse. look at this jam. now we talked about no metering lights, any jam. you becaus traffic is backed up to and through the toll plaza itself. and actually this starts mid-span of westbound 580. this crash, they need to move the car, but they also might need assistance from a paramedic. there is nothing major reported for injuries, but both of those vehicles, the tow truck and the paramedics, they're stuck in the backup getting across that span and may ripple out to the bay bridge. although it looks pretty standard there. highway 37 also looks standard. we're tracking the east shore freeway. no major changes anywhere south of there is very pleasant right now. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. well, happening now, san jose hotel workers could hit the picket line soon. last night, hotel workers from union unite 19 overwhelmingly voted to authorize a strike that includes employees at hilton, doubletree, marriott and hyatt place in san jose.

it still continues to be an issue the city of richmond. and we've had some success and through the help of the public alerting us of suspicious activity around street light poles it took nearly 11 hours to remove the body safely from the underground vault. fire officials say that the operation was precarious. do to the dynamic nature of the >> pretty complex operation. there's a lot of hazards for this entry. have to mitigate every concerned about for entry team. there is a significant amount of electrical and just like school and running to his fault. there's also about 4 to 6 feet of standing water at the bottom of this power was shut off or nearly 1500 customers for several hours due to the explosion at the vault. >> pg e has a major substation in the area. richmond police say that they are working with pg e on the case. theresa kron, 4 news. >> a 33 year-old san jose cold case involving a teenager's death has been cracked according to investigators, a 14 year-old boy was shot to death during a gang-related fight in san jose. in 1991, o

. >> well, richmond fire crews say they found a man's body inside of an underground pge utility vault this morning after receiving calls from residents about an explosion. new at five tonight. ktvu is. jana katsuyama explains the dangerous conditions recovery crews faced, along with new images showing the inside of that vault. richmond fire crews, hazmat teams and pg and e vehicles blocked off south second street at cutting boulevard tuesday. an all out response after overnight calls around 3:30 a.m. about a blast led fire crews to discover a body. >> there was an explosion. it shook the windows and i went outside. >> martin rickett says he heard the blast from his family's property on south second street. richmond fire crews say they found an open manhole and a man dead inside, partially filled with water. >> so the individual that went in and was, we suspect, was electrocuted by the energized electrical lines that are in the vault, fell further down into the vault and submerged partially into the water. it appears that this vault had been being accessed by some of the unhoused indiv

además, una organización en richmond está ayudando a las víctimas de violencia doméstica.s dónde puede acudir si usted o alguien que conoce necesita estos recursos. así comenzamos. este es tu noticiero telemundo, california fin de semana. muy buenas tardes les saluda arlen fernández. gracias por sintonizar noticiero telemundo california. fin de semana. miles de venezolanos se manifestaron hoy en la ciudad de miami. vamos a ver las imágenes. ellos protestaron por los resultados electorales en su país de origen. esto también sucedió en varias ciudades del mundo donde venezolanos pues, piden a nicolás maduro que haga públicos los resultados de las recientes elecciones presidenciales y dimita. estados unidos ha rechazado el reclamo de victoria de maduro y ha reconocido al líder de la oposición, edmundo gonzález, como ganador oficial. el partido de la oposición en venezuela afirma que el recuento de votos en su poder muestra que gonzález ganó con el 67% de los votos y aquí la comunidad venezolana del área de la bahía también se concentró esta mañana frente a la alcaldía de san

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as they go back, the western half of the city, the outer richmond, the outer sunset. we're dealing with fog, some mist and drizzle downtown. we have some drier conditions. it's a mix of sun and clouds throughout the morning. temperatures in the mid 50s right now will go into the low 60s. by about 10 a.m. we'll take you to walnut creek this morning where we have clear skies out there. current conditions showing it's 59 right now in walnut creek. the wind at 13mph with high humidity. so looking at highs versus average today we're pretty much where we should be for this time of the year, either at or just slightly above or below average. with temperatures in the 70s and 80s for the most part away from the coast. so we will enjoy a very nice afternoon. here's a live look from our south beach camera. the bay bridge. just some real patchy fog out there. we do have more areas that are experiencing clear skies than seeing fog out there. the planner looks like this. our sun is up here very shortly. 629 this morning it's sunny. it's mild, but it's breezy. later on this afternoo

well, that are on a lot of the richmond. sandra fell. if you're taken, 24 walnut creek down to 5.80, about 17 minutes soon. as you get past renda, wannacry starts to slow dow. a little more long. 24 and a 17 minute ride. antioch in to conquer to 42 darya. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain in i 47 is the time in san francisco. a pancake cafe is relocating now after 5 years at a popular mall grand cafe and pancakes will be leaving stonestown galleria on august. 27th. the cafe is well known for its japanese souffle pancakes and the company actually started in osaka, japan. their first cafe was here in the u.s.. it was that one right there. it's don't on. social media cafe said it's looking forward to its new location which will be announced soon. they're planning on staying in the bay area's. that's good to hear. the san francisco bay released a vessel designed last week sense of scope. a ferry that's kind of cool electric selected? it's going to be the nation's first high-speed 0 emission. >> electric vessel. because i they

and outer richmond and sun sect district.y can tend to the issues that are going down in the tenderloin and surrounding areas. >> reporter: he says since the break-in, elected officials and those running for office have reached out and some of them are using it as a talking point. >> we don't have any particular opinion on who should run or who should be the next leader or leaders of this city. what we really do want is to have political leaders that are able to work together. if you want to have any type of real change, you have to have leadership that actually is able to work together. and right now they can't. >> reporter: despite this incident, he doesn't have plans to leave. he says business has been good since he reopened two years ago. >> we're not a neighborhood that is in crisis you know. we're a neighborhood that is trying to prevent things from getting worse. we want to keep things on the right track. >> reporter: a track towards a better san francisco. >>> and time right now 6:42. it's labor day. yeah it's almost

in the deal between chevron and richmond, chevron will pay the city $550 million over ten years. the refinery tax would have raised a lot more, 60 to $90 million a year, with no end date. >> voters are disappointed both. you know, this is a ten year. this is a ten year settlement versus a 50 year settlement. it's less money than we would have made. and it makes a lot of and people wanted the choice. >> chevron will pay the $550 million over a decade, 50 million a year for the first five years, 60 million a year for the last five. but the bay area air quality management district says the refinery's impact to residents health, including up to 11 premature deaths a year, is between about 52 million and $118 million a year for decades to come. so the ten year deal might not pay for the estimated health costs in the decade it's paid, but it is a lot of money in hand. >> the measure likely would have passed the obstacle would have been what do the courts do with it? and the money would not have come to the city in the next few years. >> some say both parties blinked. city council and c

unveiling in richmond.energy homes can work and share the benefits to you and to the electric grid. if you up that way. the big unveiling will happen at north richmond ballpark around 11 o'clock this morning. >> okay. it's 6.45? let's head over to the weather center. we've got john talking about today being the hottest day of the week, you wouldn't think all the clouds was just with the energetic about solar. and i'm like i do. see the your solar panels had to be feeling today? yeah, for sure. because it's the hottest day of the forecast. you can get a lot of that solar energy today in spots like san jose where yesterday at this point you are clouded over this morning. there is not a cloud in the sky. in fact, we are going to be looking at temperatures rising pretty quickly as we work our way to the rest of the morning for a lot of us that looking at sunshine compared to yesterday's fog. now, there is some fog to the golden gate, not along the coastline. that cooling effect will be felt towards the coast. s

well, dublin back up to 90 fremont hayward up to oakland and richmond.. well, walnut creek conquered in pittsburgh, right at 90 degrees today. sonoma and santa rosa. 88 tomorrow's temperatures right around the same as today's we dip a bit this weekend, some mid 80's inland, a few passing clouds we'll be watching on as our northern neighbors. see a couple of sprinkles. the bay area stays dry through the weekend. rain. how i john, thank you for that. a lot of red in orange on the map. in the 8 o'clock hour. >> about a 60 minute drive from saint landry down to 37 many, 80 through open, both busy, same international, a good option, south essex ad as you're traveling from dublin down towards fremont, it's going to take a little under 30 minutes, 40 minutes. bay bridge right now may so that fremont street excellence and it over it still down. 25 a last check unrest. 30 minutes there. one of of a still just under 70 minutes. 63 minute ride 2, 80 82 might be a good option, but it's nice. a little further up along 2.80, the accident. highways just busy. and along

while looking at the richmond center fell still pretty empty.re dealing with is really all that fog out along the golden gate. as you make your crossing there rain. all right, john, thank you for that. our top story this morning is out of san jose. >> 14 year-old boy and a woman are dead after a wrong-way driver crash head-on to into their car. michael thomas live in san jose with that story. michael. >> really a sad story to say the least. we're still learning details about the identity of that 14 year-old boy and the woman that was driving both the lost their lives along with why that driver was on the wrong side of the road. take a look. we have a map on your screens. you can see exactly where it happened. it was on highway 85 yesterday at around 3.40, in the afternoon at the time. a 47 year-old woman and 14 year-old boy were in a tesla heading northbound on 85 california. highway patrol says at the same time a man in a pickup truck was driving on the wrong side of the highway, crashed into them head on killing them. both the woman that was d

then i do want to take you to the richmond-san rafael bridge, a slow traffic from richmond parkway tohis is a live look, of course. and then i'll take you to the south bay, san jose, this is 87. you can see nothing in your way here, which is the good news. a pretty quiet and clear commute throughout that region. then i'll end with some drive times. you can see that tracy to dublin track 64 minutes this morning, seven minutes to get from highway four to walnut creek, and then a 15 minute drive from walnut creek to 580. reggie. >> thanks, amanda. today we're set to learn about the more than several dozen cases that are being thrown out of san francisco court. that's because there's a backlog. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us live with the reaction from the da. gloria >> good morning. reggie. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says the system has failed countless victims of crimes who will not see justice done. and she sent us a statement saying in part, quote, the courts decisions to continue cases, past statutory deadlines for trial deprived defendants of t

here's a live look at that backup from our richmond cam. again, take the golden gate or highway 37 to get around. that backup is to castro street, and then i'm going to leave you here with a commuter alert. ace train one is late. we're told about 15 to 20 minutes because of a signal problem. bart and caltrain doing okay. back to the desk. >> thanks, amanda. happening now in the north bay. firefighters are working to gain control of a vegetation fire that forced brief evacuations in novato. flames broke out late last night near atherton avenue and highway 101. the marin county sheriff's office says this fire is now 25% contained. all evacuation warnings and orders were lifted around 120 this morning. firefighters say no homes have been damaged. the cause is being investigated. >> developing news while you were sleeping, we reached the deadline for families to leave the road where they've been staying near the san francisco zoo. they've been living in rvs since they were evicted from another street near lake merced earlier this year. abc seve

richmond center fell at 7 minutes for your crossing. little fog there at the golden gate, not nears dense as it was yesterday. well, several people from the transgender community came to the state capitol to speak out of favor of declaring august says transgender history month. temperatures go silly meme and haiti says idea to raise awareness about the transgender community. >> all while honoring transgender californians of the past. >> declaring this month, trance history month. we stand with you. we support you. we will continue to fight for you and your rights. and that starts with telling the truth about our history, telling the truth about our presence and telling the truth about the incredible contributions, a trans people and gender expensive people in our state. thank you. >> well, a handful of protesters showed up to express opposition. all comes just weeks after governor gavin newsom signed a bill banning school districts and teachers from notify parents if their children identify as transgender. for your local election headqu

richmond police say that they are working with pg e on the case. theresa kron, 4 news. >> a 33 year old cold case about a teenager's killer has been cracked, according to investigators, a 14 year-old boy was shot to death during a gang-related confrontation in san jose. in 1991. in on your screen, you can see the killer garage. do iqr and the victim hey, to after the killing, a guy or disappeared before police could arrest him earlier this year, investigators discovered that a man who was killed during a shootout with fbi agents in ohio more than a decade ago turned out to be as your rod r. they say that he used a different last name and lived in ohio for several years after the san jose murder. cloverdale police are looking for a bank robber guy held up a chase bank yesterday on south cloverdale boulevard. the >> man approached a teller demanded money implied he had a gun. no weapon was seen. the guy made off with an undisclosed amount of cash. officers are asking anybody with info to give them a call. >> rodents overrunning a livermore labor neig

both senator coons and cedric richmond are cochairs to the harris for president campaign. before we get into the business of this briefing i want to give you a brief rundown of some of the voices you will hear from tonight. every day we will give you a preview of some of the voices we will hear from and later today we will provide you with the full program and a few surprises along the way. these are voices that represent are voices that represent our broad and diverse coalition and the issues that matter most to voters. the same issues vice president harris has spent her entire career fighting on behalf of. this is not an exhaustive list, but we will have uaw president sean fain, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. tillery rodham clinton. jamie raskin. congresswoman grace means. the men and women subjected to cruel and dangerous abortion bands under donald trump and have bravely told their stories. everyday americans. and elected officials like governor andy beshear who has the courage to stand up or what is right. you'll also hear from senator warnock and senator chr

en richmond pilar niño noticiero telemundo 48.ngún costo para personas que estén pasando por una crisis de salud mental. el condado pide que no confundan ese número con el 901 1, que debe ser utilizado solamente en casos de emergencias. peligro inminente y delitos. mientras que la línea 988 es para personas con, por ejemplo, pensamientos suicidas, preocupación por el bienestar mental de un ser querido y también necesidad de apoyo emocional. lo que queremos hacer es aumentar el el conocimiento de esta línea de vida para que la comunidad pueda responder cuando hay problemas o crisis de salud mental. bueno, durante el primer año de su implementación, el condado de santa clara dice que ha respondido a casi 21.000 llamadas de las cuales 5% resultaron en visitas presenciales. este padre de familia mexicano murió al cruzar la frontera. según sus familiares que viven en el área de la bahía, los traficantes de personas habrían abandonado su cuerpo en las carreteras de nuevo méxico y debido a esto les tomó días para encontrar el cadáver. je