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

he's the editor of the richmond examiner. he chronicled events of the war in a quartet of thick volumes that appeared during and after the war. these are big books in the midst of events. pollard summarized the army of northern operations in the summer 1860, to quote, leaving the banks of james river proceeded directly to the line of the rappahannock and forage way to the potomac. this remarkable campaign line extending from the banks of the james river to those of the potomac set, the whole of europe ringing with praises of the heroism and fighting qualities of southern armies. the his point, pollard quoted from the times of london, which pronounced lee's quote, military achievements are almost without parallel. because of these victories, the countrymen of lee and jackson may be consoled amid their sufferings. so think of it as more just what happened between july and august, mid-july and august would argue. and let's move on to my second point, and that is with lee's reorganizing army and changing its culture during the su

i'm a public school parent here in the richmond. i live in the inner richmond with my husband, rich and our two. i have a seven year old and a one and a half year old, and my background for candidate training program was through moms demand action, and i am proud to say that i am the only candidate for supervisor in the entire city to be formally endorsed by everytown for gun safety, fighting for safe communities for our kids is the utmost important for me, important thing for me. and i look forward to doing that. as your supervisor. thank you. jen, next we have marjon philhower. hi. good evening everyone. my name is marjon philhower. also joining other candidates on the stage for supervisor. i was born here in the richmond at french hospital. my parents immigrated here in 1968 from iran. in the philippines. i've spent many years on capitol hill. i started my career on capitol hill for the late congressman tom lantos. i worked for governor gray davis for many years before coming back here to san francisco, where my husband byron, an

and with that lee rush to return to richmond. and so, despite neither winning battles nor winning great distinctions, lee's time, south carolina and imparted important strategic insight. lee understood the confederate army represented a wasting asset as he observed time and again giving the union space only meant a comparative increase in their strength. the powerful presence of the union navy also drove home the advantages in production and supply that the north enjoyed against these threats. we only for more troops and could recommend in advantageous places so that he might try and fight a battle on something approaching equality. all in all these circumstances never materialized in south carolina, georgia. but lee's experiences in 1861. in 1862, in south carolina bore disproportionately the overall determination of confederate strategy. in 1862, because broadly speaking robert e lee himself, the term and much of confederate strategy in 1862 as principal military advisor to jefferson davis, lee provided recommendations to the c

that's when richmond is about that we are together at once. welcome to the richmond. [music] >> i don't think you need to be an expert to look around and see the increasing frequency of fires throughout california. they are continuing at an ever-increasing rate every summer, and as we all know, the drought continues and huge shortages of water right now. i don't think you have to be an expert to see the impact. when people create greenhouse gases, we are doing so by different activities like burning fossil fuels and letting off carbon dioxide into the atmosphere and we also do this with food waste. when we waste solid food and leave it in the landfill, it puts methane gas into the atmosphere and that accelerates the rate at which we are warming our planet and makes all the effects of climate change worse. the good news is there are a lot of things that you can be doing, particularly composting and the added benefit is when the compost is actually applied to the soil, it has the ability to reverse climate change by pulling carbon out of the atmosphere and into the soil

that's when richmond is about that we are together at once. welcome to the richmond.usic] >> i am supervisor melgar. i am the supervisor for district 7. [music] i am a immigrant to san francisco. my family came when i was 12 from el salvador during the civil war. this place gave us security, safety and an opportunity to thrive, so i love the city deeply, and as a mother of three kids who have grown up as city kids, i'm grateful for everything the city has to offer for people like me and families. i have been politically involved my whole life, either in government or a non profit worker and i care about the community. i care about people around me, and i want to make sure that as the world changes around us, other people have the opportunity that my family did. >> we are back in san francisco post pandemic. so important to be out supporting our businesses, supporting our neighbors. >> i'm the first woman to represent the district, believe it or not. i'm the first latina elected to the board of supervisors without an appointment first ever, so i do think that (indiscer

ha sido esencial la labor de cerca de 50 estudiantes de la preparatoria richmond high.gulloso ver a los estudiantes emocionarse por poder hacer y construir cosas que van a ir en el desfile y poder ver su trabajo en la comunidad. ellos llevan semanas preparando las decoraciones para 5 carrozas, poniendo en práctica lo aprendido en diseño, construcción y tecnología. pues yo estoy bien alegre por estar en esto. es mi primera vez estando en el equipo de robótica y tener esta oportunidad. yo me encanta hacer cosas de los países de donde yo soy. se enseña que dice hecho en richmond y enseña que nosotros también queremos ser parte de este evento. esta es la primera vez que se efectuará un desfile para la independencia, pues la tradición en esta zona es hacerlo para el 5 de mayo. sin embargo, este año no se pudo. este lo organizamos para el 5 de mayo, pero por lluvias se tuvo que posponer. así que dependiendo de la acogida considerarán si hacerlo de forma permanente. incluye más, más países y más gente. y lo merecen. el pueblo latino merece toda esa celebración. telemundo tambi

about how will sea level rise affect contamination along our industrial shoreline here in richmond andtra costa. that's a big issue. >> reporter: at a community meeting, city and county leaders began discussions on a state-mandated regional shoreline adaptation plan to deal with sea level rise. it's something every waterfront city must do in the coming years, but councilmember gail mclaughlin says richmond faces special challenges. >> we do have some of our shoreline now that is just left vacant but underneath the surface is a lot of toxins. >> reporter: that's a problem because projections from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration show that as the sea rises, more and more industrial areas could be affected. one of those sites is the former chemical plant. it's been fenced off for years with a plan to cover the highly toxic soil with a concrete cap and locate 4,000 homes on top. but critics say that will do nothing to stop the effects of sea level rise. >> it will cause the ground water to make contact with the toxins, and that mobilizes them further off site and into th

that's when richmond is about that we are together at once. welcome to the richmond. [music] go. >> shop and dine the 49 promotes local businesses and changes san franciscans to do their shopping and dooipg within the 49 square miles by supporting local services within the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique, successful and vibrant so where will you shop and dine the 49 hi in my mind a ms. medina

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during world war ii, richmond gained its reputation as a can do -- they simply dug a hole and buried it. >> there are contaminated sites along the shoreline we need to also be concerned about, about how will sea level rise affect contamination along our industrial shoreline in richmond and contra costa. that's a big issue. >> at a community meeting, city and county leaders began a discussion on a plan to deal with sea level rise. it's something every waterfront city must do in the coming years, but councilmember gail mclaughlin says richmond faces special challenges. >> we do have some of our shoreline now that is just left vacant, but underneath the surface is a lot of toxins. >> reporter: that's a problem because projeks from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration show that as the sea rises, more and more industrial areas could be affected. one of those sites is the former chemical plant. it's been fenced off for years with a plan to cover the highly toxic soil with a concrete cap and locate 4,000 homes on top. but critics say that will do nothing to stop the effects o

so far, though, we have not received any response from them about this lawsuit at the richmond policeartment. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. >> we're learning more tonight about a plane that crashed into a hangar at gnoss field in novato, killing the pilot. the marin county sheriff's office says that 75 year old redding resident jeffrey bernard keeling was the only person on board the plane crash happened saturday afternoon and burst into flames, killing hailing the national transportation safety board and federal aviation administration continue to investigate. all right. the sandy desert of the burning man grounds, causing some problems for businesses. right here in the bay area. the actions that some rental car companies are taking to try to protect their inventory. and then later tonight on the 10:00 news, a man is under arrest in monterey county for allegedly shooting dozens of farm animals. plus, a trial date has now been set for doctor charged in connection with the death of actor matthew perry. we'll i came to bayview hunter's point, where there was only one pediatrician t

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in the city's richmond district.he owners say the burglar in video stole hundreds of dollars worth of lottery tickets. police say that person was part of a crew of 4 who ended up causing a lot of damage to the shelves and vending machines in that store. investigators later identify the vehicles involved and actually arrested the suspects. one of the market's owner says that crime has been a problem for corner stores in central richmond. she's glad this crew was caught. >> i'm very relieved because you not we i'm just hoping that sends a message for all those other teacher people that's trying to do bad things good people out. here in system, why why target has business owner when we're working really hard to serve our community? >> well, police say all 4 burglars have been arrested and were arrested in oakland. 2 of them were trying to cash in those stolen lottery tickets at a corner store on 14th and adeline streets. san francisco police meanwhile, are going to holding a virtual town hall meeting following the polic

we're also looking at a decent shot here at the richmond. to get from hayward, i should say, to get from richmond out to sandra fell across westbound 5.80, there on that span. we're looking at decent ride on the san mateo bridge highway. 92. it's clearly backing up a bit on the right that your commute direction from the east bay out towards the peninsula. 22 minutes to cross the bridge. and then we're also looking at a decent ride at the bay bridge from oakland to san francisco is 21 minutes now. we're still tracking that issue in the south bay where we had that fatal accident early this morning. blocking all lanes. they're still working to clear that scene. but in the meantime, you're going find another way around, as you can see, we still quite a backup that's extending quite a ways past the accident scene. so just keep that in mind. we'll update you as soon as we get word from the chp when they have an estimate on when those lanes might be open. >> for your money this morning, prime video is contemplating live news and fewer young people

officers from the richmond station. the northern station. but with one purpose. to work together to ensure safety. and to serve and protect the people of san francisco. we are grateful for everything you do and importantly, we are grateful that you are choose to be a part of the san francisco police department. ani am glad that we have this opportunity to recognize your service to elevate it and to make sure that other people understand the complexities of this job. risks that you take and more important low how difficult it is to make split second decisions but how as a result of either arrest you make or the kindness you show or the lives that s difference for safety and the people of san francisco. i want to thank you for your service. congratulations on honored. even though we know you n' it for the recognition you do it because you want to serve the city and we appreciate your service and i want to thank all of the men and welch department as well as the command staff and the chief and tracie for the work on the police officer's associaave come a long way. a

richmond center fell. 23 minutes been fairly busy along a richmond commute for most of the morning. 13 wannacry down to 5.80, along. 24, let's check on things. livermore vasco road traveling into 6, a double and just short of 15 minutes. darya. james, back to you. right now and commuters in san francisco, outer sunset district are going to be able to get back on the muni l line should be back in service later this month. they have made several upgrades that took some time made smoother and quieter trained traction added multiple boarding areas too. the riders. no doubt aboard directly from the street alongside of traffic because actually they found that every year about 10 people or head getting on or off the train. so that should eliminate that problem. they started doing all this work in 2019 and service should resume their thinking. september 28th. >> well, a wildlife rescue hospital in the north bay is pausing some new patient admittance while they transition to a temporary location. so wild care is remodeling its main facility. the rescue says its location will be announced when t

. >> and served as a youth golf coach at the richmond country club. the west contra costa county school district says he has never been employed by them. these particular videos were talking about pre pubescent children who are being sexually abused, engage in acts. investigation began back in august with the internet crimes against children. task force served a warrant his house and pinole and collected several electronic devices, videos and pictures of child were found on his iphone. these types of investigations. we're always trying to find out whether or not the offender is part of a group of like-minded individuals. if the offender is a hands-on offender has contact with children. and that's something we're just going to continue to look at as we continue to go through his devices. investigators to use social media platform, snapchat and instagram to distribute these items and they don't believe any of the alleged victims are connected to his local coaching. we don't have any indication that he was producing any of the content we do. we do have i

one of them to richmond where the driver crashed. police arrested them.r out of the car was confirmed to be stolen. police also recovered stolen merchandise inside the investigation is ongoing. >> in the north bay, we have fairfield police now investigating another school scare. this came after reports of a student possibly thinking about bringing a gun to school. investigators say it involved a 12 year-old boy at golden west middle school who told a friend that he was thinking about bringing weapon to school to protect himself from another student. well, school officials got word of this. they called police. the boy was identified and officers later searched his home in vacaville. they say they found a replica gun, although investigators say they no reason to believe that that fagan ever made its way to campus. all right. now to more developing news this morning. a high school student is recovering after being stabbed in south san francisco. >> kron four's let the good and brings us the latest as students return to campus this morning. >> we got here jus

richmond bridge is slow. 680, 24.very slow, but the only consolation, as i said, is we in the last hour or so, we haven't had a lot of major crashes because everyone's going so slow. 816 weather is going to change from what it was yesterday and today, right, steve? >> that is correct. so no doubt. but before we get to the warmer temps, we actually had some cool ones. this morning. not bad. we've had a series of these, you know, 40s on the temps. and this morning lima dropped to 44. west petaluma 45 half moon bay 46. and then glen ellen sonoma, orinda, stanford, rohnert park, all 48 to 49 degrees. half moon bay is running nine degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. livermore in there. hayward's in there a little bit. oakland. concord. petaluma. but others are beginning to take the turn to positive. and by the end of the day, i think all of these will be positive. the climate prediction center sometimes controversial, last week, issued this for september 3rd to the sixth, and it looks like they're going to nail it above aver

while the richmond center fell. also one of our slower bridges at 27 minutes. you can see that back up. they're at the toll plaza at the richmond center fell bridge. no delays on the golden gate. you are looking at a very foggy start, though, as you do cross through the golden gate itself. >> thanks a lot, john. 8.31. is the time and a local family wants to turn their heartbreak into hope for others. they gathered over the weekend in memory of this twelve-year-old that you see there on the screen. the family now working to provide support for those struggling with their mental health kron. 4 lezla gooden reports. >> on saturday the nonprofit mackey's korner hosted its second annual suicide awareness block party. the event was born from lynette mackey is grief and is offering a safe space for uncomfortable conversations. i lost my 12 year-old grandson to and without any signs. and after suffer fo a while, i thought about it. there's a lot of people suffering. let's start talking about in change. it. and here we are today, her grandson jamal mackey junior took hi

and a build over here toward the richmond bridge. typical westbound. now let's talk about what's going on a little bit later on. just like last night. tonight we'll have the road work and that will continue for the project on the richmond bridge. both decks impacted there and the golden gate bridge also will have lane restrictions. both directions overnight. we had inspection work going on on the bay bridge, but there's no problem like yesterday getting into the city. this is just the volume build heading across the span toward treasure island, where they did that overnight. work on those lights above, and they may have lanes blocked over on the right side for the remainder of the year. so just prepare for that heading into san francisco overnight, as well. tonight, as ginger talked about last night game here at the coliseum. tomorrow is mid day game. and so do note those crowds. lots of festivities and lights. perhaps for the last time for the a's over there. the south bay does show your typical bill traveling northbound as you trav

richmond center fell bridge. no accidents. 12 minutes in the golden gate 30, some of the top 32 minutes. >> well, 902, is the time in a big story this morning. san francisco is one step closer now to approving new penalties for people who participate in sideshows covers will. tran is live in san francisco with the latest on those new proposed law. good morning. well, >> kinda have kind of hard to have shows sideshows. if you don't have the cars and that's the logic behind this news oppose law. we're moving forward. if it's passed, the san francisco police department can not only take away the car, they can sell the car, trying to prevent further sideshows down the road. here's what's going to happen. so this video came out several months ago. this is along the embarcadero in san francisco when hundreds of people turned out to the side show a win. a role where national media outlets were talking about the so-called lawlessness in san francisco. by the time police officers got there, everybody dispersed. it was suc

it's at the niad art center, which is on 23rd street in richmond.t should be a whole lot of fun. it's great to have him here in the studio earlier today. >> yeah, it looks like a nice thing. now, thank you so much for watching the 11:00 news. our next newscast is morning on two. >> and of urse, you c stream all welcome to like it or not lots to talk about on the show today. certainly all these things that we find that we have a secret, strong opinions on and we will find some topics like that today . our panel today is crystal bailey. heather holmes. greg lee

esto va a ocurrir el sábado en richmond y en san pablo.ar esas decoraciones en el desfile y la organización considera que va aeréxit s un o. (musica) esta tarde en noticias t telemundo, estructuras destruidas, calles inundadas y miles de personas sin servicio golpe del huracan francine, que ahora avanza como avanza como tormenta por el sur del pais. >> ademas, rescates

san mateo bridge wire richmond center fell around 14 golden gate bridge about 26 minutes. brisbane. southbound want to south of bureau got an accident. they are 2 lanes, blocked. so 2.80, service streets. good alternate around that origins. back to you. thanks. a lot rain and we want to get to our top story this morning, which is a shocking machete attack and 3 men are behind bars now. yeah. all caught on camera. proffers theresa has the story. we want to warn you the video. >> it's a little disturbing to watch. >> it was a gram and gory assault all captured on surveillance video. this graphic crime unfolded in east saint is a on june 27th around 10:00pm at a parking lot on alum rock avenue just east of 6.80. you can see the suspects. police say all armed with machetes lifting the blades, then striking the victim. >> and they all had machetes and they violently attacked the victim. when our officers arrived, they located an adult male victim suffering from multiple stab that scent is a police spokesperson, stacey shape. see in the graphic video, he wasn't just being, you know, punch

reporting live from richmond jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news.k to you. >> all right, jana, thank you. >> and in the middle east, pressure is mounting on israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to secure a cease fire before any more hostages are killed. in the meantime, pro-palestinian protesters are back at the campus of columbia university in new york. fox's connor hanson has more from new york. >> class is back in session at columbia university, the epicenter of college protests over the war in gaza that spread across the country. some protesters have already been arrested outside the campus, and inside, a statue was covered in red paint. demonstrators accused the university of backing israel in a war they see as unjust. >> it's hard not to feel a little rage sometimes when the entire world is sitting around doing absolutely nothing to stop a genocide in the 21st century. >> but for jewish students, a frightening return after several instances of anti-semitism were reported last school year. >> i mean, most first years minds are consumed by

that's the red line is what takes you from richmond in the east bay out to sfo.. speaking of sfo, there are some issues, too, with some limited green line service between various and daly city. so just keep that in mind. and barts sfo lines delayed about 20 minutes as well. so you're going to have to juggle some things to get around a few problem areas this morning. >> and also new this morning, governor gavin newsom has signed a bill into law that will require public schools to teach about the spanish colonization. the california gold rush and the mistreatment in contributions of indigenous peoples during those time periods. the state department of education must consult with tribes when the state updates their history and social studies curriculum after january. first 2025 newsom said in a statement the new law shows that california promotes equality and inclusion for native peoples. there are 109 federally recognized tribes in california. that's the second most in the united states right behind alaska. >> let's go to the south bay in santa clara county. they'r

how the dealerships are left to pick up the pieces in richmond. but let's go ahead and begin with power outages today happening across northern california. pg&e says it has shut off power for thousands of customers, and several bay area counties could be next. the utility is concerned warm and dry weather will trigger fires from power lines. so pg&e says nearly 8000 people in shasta county and another 400 in butte county are part of public safety power shutoffs. it also says it's notified hundreds of customers across bay area counties that they could be affected by the outages sometime today or tomorrow. all right. take a look here. as you can see on your screen, pg&e has given notice to 57 customers here in alameda county, over 280 people in contra costa county, 140in napa and 11 in sonoma county. it's important for us to protect our community when we see dangerous weather patterns, like what we're tracking right now, which is a weather event with elevated winds and low humidity. i'm here now with meteorologist vianey arana. vianey you've been ke

we love the richmond but we had enough. i have seen and experienced first hand the challenges as a city. we seen open air drug markets drive in san francisco. dangerous tent encampment and decline in police presence and staffing that put our safety at risk. that is unacceptable and must fully staff the police department so everyone feels safe walking down the street, living in their home, running their local business or riding muni. our small business are the heart beelt of the neighborhood and xoke choked by red tape. more and more empty storefronts. cofounded the balboa merchant association and worked with local merchants for years. we must keep families and working people in the naerbd that means insuring housing accessible and affordable for middle class families while protecting existing residents from unfair eviction. over 70 percent of police officers do not live in san francisco and teachers, fire fighters and nurses cant afford to live here. for many years i ran our family business with my sister on balboa. hands o

this is a look at the richmond-san rafael bridge. see that traffic is busy and on the east shore freeway a little fog kind of rolling through there. you get to the bay bridge, it's back up to the maze. when we come back in just a bit, i'll show you some of that east bay traffic. that's pretty thick in places like hayward and pleasanton and also san jose has a bunch of slow traffic. we'll be back in just a few, but. 801 let's go right back to the headlines, sal. >> thank you. families in one apartment complex may be evicted today, even though they say they've paid their rent. the families worry they may have fallen victim to a corrupt landlord. >> ktvu james torres is live in san francisco's potrero hill, where city housing authority staff are expected to remove what they say are illegal tenants. sometime today. james >> andre garcia, good morning to you. they called them illegal tenants, but many of the folks here don't see it that way. they say that a landlord has been collecting their rent for months at a pretty discounted rate, bu

. >> chris manning is a longtime business owner in richmond, and on tuesday, his company, overawes at&t lines, went down again. >> we've had at least a dozen times this so far this year. whether it's our at&t or comcast and the power has gone out a couple of times because of stolen cable in parts of richmond. >> along the communication lines, you can see clusters of black splice cases showing where at&t crews have repaired stolen cables. at&t say each cable can contain more than 1000 copper lines, each one needing to be repaired. >> in the past year, we've had over 220 reports of wire theft, which is about 200 more reports than we had in the previous yea. >> richmond police chief lisa french noted one case, august 20th, when a man was found dead in a manhole during an attempted copper wire theft. >> we do believe that there are three suspects in that case, the one that's deceased and then two others that fled. >> manning says a fellow business owner found his red stolen tractor and pulley equipment attached to a cut cable around that very manhole, just two days before a neighboring bu

. >> to richmond in daly city, that's on the red line. bridge is busy. 25 right on the bay bridge toll that september is about 30. richmond sandra fell bridge 14 in the golden gate. 37 of the tolls. 45 minutes. okay. let's head to the east bay now where workers out at the coliseum are uncertain about their future after thursday's last game for the a's there in oakland. yeah, the union representing them says they're not getting severance pay. >> and their health insurance is going to be ending michael thomas following the story from the coliseum. michael. >> good morning, everyone. a really sad day and said week for the town as it's set to head over to sacramento for a few years before settling in las vegas and as james, i'm reyna mentioned, these concession workers working here for many years tomorrow. they're going to be left with nothing. take a look. this is a video of the coliseum that we gather this morning. now, the vice president of unite here, local 2 represents hundreds of these coliseum workers and tells us all of them are going

the richmond, sandra fell bridge at only 9. starting to see your backup at the toll plaza while the golden gate bridge a little foggy this morning. but that's your only concern along the span. >> thanks a lot, john. at 6.18, and basketball clinic in san francisco for kids with special needs. it was held over the weekend led by uc. usf sorry coaches and players. there were 90 kids who took part and the hoops program. it's the event that was says set to hold will 5 more sessions this fall. so keep your eye out. if your child might benefit a lot of fun. and a heads up for drivers. keep your eye out for this in palo alto parking on el camino. real is going to be prohibited between sand hill road and san antonio avenue and it's for a whole week starting today. they're doing some repaving. so you can't park there. they're going to overnight work on highway 82. you might know it as it's going to run from 09:00pm to 07:00am in the southbound lanes and 10:00pm to 08:00am in the northbound lanes. the sidewalks and the curb ramps and driv

richmond, sandra fell 16 golden gate bridge. got that fog slowing you down. 42 minutes and here a lot. southbound 6.80, chairman rodents and on accident there drive times, certainly going up. if you are going to take 5.80, in around that help on 8.80, did see that these ideas are busy as well. so it's a busy morning. give yourself extra time during james, back to you. thank you. rae nato to in our top story this morning. 3 men are behind bars. >> for attacking a man with a machete. yeah. all caught on camera. proffers theresa stasi explains what happened. >> as police in the south bay are investigating and we do want to warn you some of the video in this story is a little disturbing to watch. >> it was a gram and gory assault all captured on surveillance video. this graphic crime unfolded in east saint is a on june 27th around 10:00pm at a parking lot on alum rock avenue just east of 6.80. you can see the suspects. police say all armed with machetes lifting the blades, then striking the victim. >> and they all had machetes and t

then our richmond bridge. cam, this is the richmond san rafael bridge.ourse, the richmond approach slow traffic on westbound 580 from richmond parkway to the mid span. and mass transit looks good for those who rely on bart, ace and caltrain. stephanie. >> all right. amanda, thank you. happening today, the teen suspect accused of shooting forty-niners player ricky pearsall is expected to be in a san francisco juvenile court today. he now faces attempted murder charges, among others. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us now in the studio and gloria, we understand da jenkins revealed some new information in an exclusive interview with abc seven. what did she say about the charges? >> well, stephanie, she did lay out those charges for us. and jenkins was bold about holding the suspect and others in similar cases accountable, saying that she wants to make it clear that san francisco is not a safe haven for criminal behavior. on monday, you could still see the bullet holes on the side of a building and in the area where ricky pearsall was shot in