>> now to a political battle in the east bay that turned into a physical altercation between a richmond city councilman and a community activist. abc7 news reporter thomas roman has been looking into it, and he is in the newsroom with more. >> he has often been at odds with other members of the richmond city council and the mayor. a political rival took issue at those meetings. instead of just voicing his opinion, he decided to show it physically. >> you are rude and you are i'm polite, and i am sick of it. >> that's what the richmond city councilman says a political rival yelled at him just before he was assaulted. >> the next thing i know i feel this big thud to the back of my head, the neck line and back of the head. i am going, wow, what was that? i turn around to look and i get a sock right in my right temple here. >> this video supplied shows 72-year-old david moore being lead away by richmond police in handcuffs. this was thursday night. the assault happened at a councilmember candidate meeting on brickyard cove in point richmond. moore was taken into custody for misdemeanor assault.

>> now to a political battle in the east bay that turned into a physical altercation between a richmond city councilman and a community activist. abc7 news reporter thomas roman has been looking into it, and he is in the newsroom with more. >> he has often been at odds with other members of the richmond city council and the mayor. a political rival took issue at those meetings. instead of just v, opinion, he decided to show it physically. >> you are rude and you are i'm polite, and i am sick of it. >> that's what the richmond city councilman says a political rival yelled at him just before he was assaulted. >> the next thing i know i feel this big thud to the back of my head, the neck line and back of the head. i am going, wow, what was that? i turn around to look and i get a sock right in my right temple here. >> this video supplied shows 72-year-old david moore being lead away by richmond police in handcuffs. this was thursday night. the assault happened at a councilmember candidate meeting on brickyard cove in point richmond. moore was taken into custody for misdemeanor assault. they wrot

monday will pinpoint the hottest day this week coming up. >>> rough-and-tumble politics in richmond scuffle between city council member and an activist and it with more arrest candidates' debate thursday night more is a member of the richmond progressive alliance 0 local political group that is at odds over an other man client the other man punched him reporter don knapp will have more at 6:30 >>> she spent 15 years under house arrest because she was an outspoken and fight for democracy in burma the pro- democracy activist was in san francisco part of a u.s. visit that includes standing ovations in washington and that the united nations anne mackovic explains robert parents is important. >>> those of my generation know i've come to san francisco with flowers in my hair >>> and not simply as " the lady " she spoke in front of a packed house at usf >>> we must always have our eyes focused towards the future even as we deal with present and its difficulties and problems >>> in the first visit to the west since 1971 for the political prisoner turned parliamentarian she is a key figure in the transition to d

the but was released as federal investigators i to the richmond city council on the five. it took only a couple of minutes for the white smoke to turn back. the original the club was mostly steam within the fire broke out and the smoke plume rose hundreds of feet into the air. this section of an inch pipe was five 67 in. thick when it was installed at decades innocents corrupted to a fraction of its original size. >>> the surviving sections had a half of this of about as the 16th of an inch thick. it was chevron that refuse to do the repair and good >>> the ahead city council had a packed house as it would from people who are angry that police had shot and killed five people this year. the little stuff was out of 23 or more of a mill last week. >>> might argue guys literally my brother's name calling him april lee when he was never arm " and has never been in prison could lead to the guide. >>> use killed by officers after he reached for what appeared to be a head and appeared to be a pal gun >>> officer ken young chung was fatally shot last week during a traffic stop on h

was released as federal investigators updated the richmond city council on the fire taking only two minutes for the white sox had appeared at first to turn black and start shooting into the sky this is the original a vapor, was mostly steam but then the fire broke out and the smoke plume rose hundreds of feet into the air and the investigation is focusing on a section of 8 in. pipe those five 16th circuit one 16th of an inch thick when it was installed decades ago and crowded to a fraction of its original size. >>> post incident measurements the surviving sections of the wall thickness as low as about a 16th of an inch. >>> this was not an accident this was the fault of chevron that refuse to the repair. >>> a key question for investigators is why did they filter replaced the problematic pipe during an inspection last november. >>> tomorrow will be held in vacaville tomorrow morning at 10:00 for that chp officer that was killed in the lead of duty. three bay area woman in the southern california man who received a life-saving organs all harvested from him who was fatally shot last week to a

a richmond city councilman is said to file charges for a person who punched him in the head. we have the details. >> you ar ruud, and you are i am polite, and i'm sick of it. >> that's what corky, who is a richmond city council member, said a political rival yelled at him just before he was assaulted. >> the next thing i know i feel this big thud to the back of my head and my neckline and the back of my head and i'm going, wow, what was that? so i turn around to look, and i get a sock right in my right temple here. >> this video supplied to us by shawn of chevron, it shows a man being led away in handcuffs. this was thursday night. it appeared at a council members candidate meeting on the 1100 block of richmond. moore was taken into custody for misdemeanor assault, cited and released. moore who this e-mail in his defense. things got heated and i got in his face and said some pretty mean things, including calling him a bully and a coward. at that point corky punched me in the face and i tried to hit him back. an off-duty police officer saw moore punch the council member, not t

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. >>> investigators told richmond city council last night chevron fail to inspect a pipe that sparked the huge refinery fire. the chemical safety board released video. take a close look, showing a large white vapor cloud before the fire on august 6th, that destroyed part of the refinery. inspectors say the pipe had worn to 1/16 of an inch thick, 20% of its original thickness and the pipe should have been replaced. >> we've obtained internal chevron policy documents that recommend that every segment of pipe in this service should have been included in the pipe inspection program. >> i want to assure you personally this incident is not reflective of our refinery or company. chevron does place the highest value on safety. >> the refinery manager told councilmembers chevron wants richmond residents to rebuild the unit and re-- >> vigil held tonight for highway patrol officer kenyon youngstrom he was shot to death last week during a traffic stop on i-680 in alamo. we are learning about many so of the people who received his organs. a 29-year-old mother got one of his kidneys and pang crass

the first richmond city council meeting since last month's massive fire at a chevron refinery new details emerge in kristen there's also has a new lease surveillance video of the blaze. >>> for the first time in look at the moment a it bitterly to the chevron refinery ignited it's a white father and black smoke. a black-and-white classic call this spreads over surrounding areas and send more than 15,000 people to hospitals with respiratory illnesses none of that portions of piping that failed catastrophically had worn dangerously thin. did waves the surviving sections i wall thickness as low as about a 16th of an inch. that is 80 percent better than the pipes to that in the chemical safety board said chevron officials failed to check that thickness of the pipe during a november 2011 inspection. >>> is this was not an accident. it was the fault on chevron had refused to do the repair. community activists want to tell whether chevrons processing a heavy social at socialized how can we clean up this mess. investigators say they're still up in the air. nothing is more passionist me the match.

richmond city hall tonight. >> carolyn, one of the things the people found out is that the ruptured pipe should have been as thick as these 5 penny but it went unchecked and it was only as thick as one penny when it blew. >> i wake up every morning feeling the affects of chevron. >>reporter: panel of federal state local authorities told the crowd of about 100 they would tirelessly seek justice for those affected by the chevron refinery fire on august 6. federal investigators say there's no evidence chevron inspected the pipe that ruptured. >> did not inspect individual components that failed which was less than 5 feet in length. >> however we have obtained internal documents from chevron that recommend that every segment of the pipe in this service should have been included in a pipe inspection program. >> u.s. chemical safety board says the decision made by chevron are being investigated. another decision in question has history residents even more fired up. >> how long can we hold our breath? the fire was spread over 11 hours. >> epa launched a criminal investigation into why chevron b

allen live at richmond city hall tonight. >> carolyn, one of the things the people found out is that the ruptured pipe should have been as thick as these 5 penny but it went unchecked and it was only as thick as one penny when it blew. >> i wake up every morning feeling the affects of chevron. >>reporter: panel of federal state local authorities told the crowd of about 100 they would tirelessly seek justice for those affected by the chevron refinery fire on august 6. federal investigators say there's no evidence chevron inspected the pipe that ruptured. >> did not inspect individual components that failed which was less than 5 feet in length. >> however we have obtained internal documents from chevron that recommend that every segment of the pipe in this service should have been included in a pipe inspection program. >> u.s. chemical safety board says the decision made by chevron are being investigated. another decision in question has history residents even more fired up. >> how long can we hold our breath? the fire was spread over 11 hours. >> epa launched a criminal investigation

federal inspectors are set to address the richmond city council tomorrow. >>> a father and son are safe tonight after their single engine cessna crash landed into the ocean just off the coast of big sur yesterday afternoon. this is amazing footage of the rescue caught on camera by the u.s. coast guard crew that made that daring rescue. one of the pilots says it's only the second time he has taken part in that kind of downed aircraft rescue mission. lieutenant chris courtney says the crew was running out of fuel and had just three minutes to save the man in his 70s and his adult son. and that wasn't the only risk they were facing. >> just as we pulled him off the aircraft, it rolled over to the left and sank just thereafter. >> so had you been any later? >> had we been any later it's very possible that those two would have died last night. >> courtney also gives credit to the two men, who activated their high-tech distress beacon, which helped the coast guard locate them quickly. the two men were also wearing life jackets. as for the cause, the pilot says their engine stalled, causing th

allen live at richmond city hall tonight. >> carolyn, one of the things the people found out is that as these 5 penny but it went unchecked and it was only as thick as one penny when it blew. >> i wake up every morning feeling the affects of chevron. >>reporter: panel of federal state local authorities told the crowd of about 100 they would tirelessly seek justice for those affected by the chevron refinery fire on august 6. federal investigators say there's no evidence chevron inspected the pipe that ruptured. >> did not inspect individual components that failed which was less than 5 feet. >> however we have obtained internal documents from chevron that recommend that every segment of the pipe in this service should have been included in a pipe inspection program. >> u.s. chemical safety board says the decision made by chevron are being investigated. another decision in question has history residents even more fired up. >> how long can we hold our breath? the fire was spread over 11 hours. >> epa launched a criminal investigation into why chevron bypassed its air monitoring equipment

. >> and this csb chairman is coming to california for a city of richmond city council meeting tomorrow evening. and could release more facts and details then. >> there is a somber day. a procession escorted the body of officer youngstorm to a funeral home in napa valley. he was shot and killed last week on interstaet 68 owe and at a traffic stop. and we're here with today's emotional procession it was emotionally draining for everyone here. he is skorts. the large motorcade wound here to the funeral home in st. helena. there railroad his widow and children. >> this is ba tallin chief spoke for colleagues. at 12:00 noon he began a somber journey leaving contra costa county for the last time. the 37 year veteran was a married father of four children, his body had been at the john muir medical center almost a week. his organs harested after he was taken off life support. the large contingent of officers accompanied the hearse as it wound towards vallejo. >> there are people are here today this is part of a healing process for them as well. >> firefighters got out of the trucks and saluted

. >>> federal investigators told richmond city council last night chevron failed to inspect a pipe thatparked a huge fire for the firms time the chemical safety board released -- for the first time the chemical safety board released a video showing a vapor cloud before the fire on august 6th. right now a break from that story for a special report. >> announcer: this is an abc news special report. >>> good morning. breaking in now secretary of state hillary clinton is about to speak on the violence in libya. >>> were you watching that abc news special report about the death of the u.s. ambassador in libya, christopher stevens. of course president obama will speak in an hour from the rose garden, gma will carry that live. >> right now weather. clouds this morning, there are delays at fo? >> 53 minute flight arrival delays at sfo. good morning. oakland and san jose on time thickest fog now napa 3/4 mile visibility. 2 1/2 mile visibility at half moon bay. these visibilities have improved over the last couple of hours as the air is starting to thin out a little high pressure compressing mari

a richmond city councilman is set to press charges against a community activist for punching him in the back of head and doing it right in front after a police officer. but the activist says the councilman punched him first. >> reporter: rude and impolite and i'm sick of it. >> that is the councilman says a political rival yelled at him before he was assaulted. >> next thing i know, i feel this big thud to the back of my head. my neckline in the back of my head. wow, what was that. so i turn around and look and i get a sock right temple here. >> this video shows david moore being led away by police in handcuffs. the assault happened at a councilman candidates' meeting on the 1100 block of brickyard cove. he was cited and released. moore who is an active member of richmond alliance wrote this. i said is pretty mean things calling him a bully and coward. he punched me in the fates and i tried to hit him back. police said they saw moore punch him. he did not see the other way around and that is why moore was taken into custody. while the incident is being investigated. they are investigati

. >>> federal investigators told richmond city council last night chevron failed to inspect a pipe thatparked a huge fire. the chemical safety board released surveillance video. this is from chevron, showing a large white vapor cloud shortly before the fire on august 6th. inspectors state pipe that failed had worn to 1/16 thick only 20% of original thickness and the pipe should have been replaced during a november inspection. >> we've obtained internal chevron policy documents that recommend they've segment of pipe in this service should have been included in a pipe inspection program. >> i want to assure you that this incident is not reflective of our refinery or our company. chevron does place the highest value on safety. >> the refinery manager told councilmembers chevron wants richmond residents to get the jobs -- >>> milpitas police released photos of three suspects wanted in connection with a weekend murder of a convenience store clerk. these pictures are from a store surveillance camera at the 7-eleven on north milpitas boulevard they show three entered the store, two had faces c

. >> reporter: the city will charge richmond businesses a penny for every ounce of sugary drinks they sell. an estimated $3 million a year. >> every penny of the proceeds from measure m would go unrestricted into the city's general fund. >> reporter: that's chuck finny, the no on the campaign spokesman. this is a city ordnance proposal. and it says it will go in the general fund and will be available for any purpose. t the councilman said there's a reason he didn't allocate the money. >> we don't want a small minority to derail this. >> reporter: richmond people have faith the politicians will go the right thing. >> i think the money, if used right, can do so much good in the city of richmond. >> reporter: and others, the women at this salon aren't so sure. >> i don't think one city should be singled out. >> that doesn't make sense to me. >> educating the community on the dangers of sugary beverages is better than taxing people. >> reporter: the city coalition is doing what it can to defeat the measure, including donating hundreds of thousands of dollars. and more could be spent. >> i

chemical safety board leaders released this video during a meeting with the richmond city council lastinvestigators say they're still trying to determine exactly what the cloud consisted of and say that question is critical because at least 18 of the refinery employees were explosioned to it. investigators telling the council parts the pipe where the fire began had thinned to roughly the thickness of a penny. federal officials say they're trying to determine why chevron did not inspect the pipe back in november when another nearby pipe was replaced. >>> hundreds turned out for a memorial for a 20-year-old from lafayette who authorities believed in a water tubing accident along the sacramento river. ♪ somebody's hands who >> you can see this candlelight vigil. held at the mhigh school in favr of the student brett olson. the body was found in the sacramento river on sunday one week after he was reported missing while taking part in a river tubing event. his disappearance sparked a massive search. an on join campaign that attracted almost 100,000 people. olson's funeral is set for 10:00 s

a richmond city councilman is set to press charges against a community activists for punching him in the back of the head, and it happened right in front of a police officer. but the activist said the councilman punched him first. abc7 news reporter, thomas ramon, has the details. >> you are ruud, impolite and i'm sick of it. >> that's what corky said a political rival yesterday at him just before he was assaulted. >> the next thing i know i feel this big thud to the back of my head, the neckline in the back of my head and i'm going, wow, what was that. so i turn around to look, and i get a sock right in my right temple here. >> this video supplied to us, shows 72-year-old david moore being led away by richmond police in handcuffs. it was thursday night. it happened at a council member's candidate meeting in richmond. moore was taken into custody for misdemeanor assault, cited and released. moore, who is an active member of the richmond active alliance, wrote this e-mail in his defense. things got heated and i got in his face and said some pretty mean things, including calling him a

video released by the safety board at tonight richmond city council meeting. investigators from the board say a section of pipe near the failure had degraded to the point it was only 116th of an inch thick. 80 percent less than it should have been. the chemical safety board also said that section of pipe was not inspected during routine maintenance last november. 1 15,000 residents went to local hospitals complaining of breathing trouble. >>> about 1,000 people attended tonight's candle light vigil for lafayette college student. vij it he graduated from the school and 2 younger siblings attend the school. fisherman found olson body sunday on the sacramento river after the 20-year-old college student vanished a we can ago interchico. it's believed the cal polly student drowned. autopsy is being conducted. >>> college prep in san jose amid credible cushion of sexual abuse involve a student targeted bay jesuit brothers more than 4 decades ago. it released the letter which tack place in the 19 skis. in the letter he says he has met with former student who boarded

. >> reporter: if voters aprofit measure on november 6th, the city will charge richmond businesses a nny for every ounce of sugary drinks they sell. bringing in an estimated three million a year. >> every single penny that's of the proceeds from measure n would go unrestricted into the city's general fund. >> reporter: the no on the campaign spokesman. this is a city ordinance proposal and it says the proceeds of the fee will go into the city's general fund and will be available for any lawful municipal purpose. the councilman says there is a good explanation why he didn't earmark the money specifically toward anti-obesity measures. >> if you stipulate you need two-thirds majority to win. we don't want a small minority to derail this. >> reporter: so richmond residents have faith the politicians will do the right thing and support the measure. >> i think the money if used right can do so much good right here in the city of richmond. >> others, the women at cutin' up hair salon, aren't so sure. >> i don't think one city should be singled out. >> that doesn't make any sense to me. and w

the low 50s in daly city, richmond, novato. the fog is already spreading into the bay shores. visibility reduced along the coastline. through the north bay, fog throughout the bay area. tomorrow morning, more widespread than what we saw this morning and is going to be cooler. >>> fbi investigate ors confirm they have brought in heavy machinery to an area where human remains were found earlier this year. at this point digging for more human bones has not started. j. r. stone has the latest. >> reporter: a deputy parked at the end of flood road in san joaquin county has investigators search for remains related to killer wesley sherman tine. >> he is not making this up. >> reporter: one of two men dubbed speed-freak killer for a meth-indeed killing rampage -- induced killing rampage during the '80s and '90s. pedia says tuesday's fbi site survey is in the same spot. >> gary: it definitely is, definitely, without a doubt. it's the same area that he drew maps in february and march. and it's the same area they took him two three sundays ago. >> reporter: earlier this year, authoritie

. >>> rough-and-tumble politics in richmond a fight between the city council member and local activists and in punches and arrest. don knapp is in richmond with more. >>> mostly when politicians disagree things get noisy but last week outside the building after a tumultuous meeting emotions flared to head and fists begin to fly. richmond always a tough town but said all politics getting tougher in this incident david more escorted to a police car after an altercation with a council member following a neighborhood council meeting. the video recorded by a private contractor and candidates' debate and provided cbs 5 the chevron rep >>> i chose to walk away i walk three persons away from mr. more about that time i feel this it to the back of my head i look around and as i turned and get another hit to my right temple >>> richmond police told cbs 5 a police officer observed jose being insulted by more. in an e-mail more gives his version of events he was telling him he was displeased with way he conducted himself at the city council meeting i got in his face and said some mean things include

. >> we grew up in the city of richmond. we are known for violence. i looked at this as being part of a gang. the term "gang" is manifested through the media, and law enforcement for numbers. it was more of a community. i did not go to school and meet somebody. i lived on this block and this is where my grandmother's house was, or i was born and raised. what people may see on tv was at my front door. the killing and the dope dealing. it was right there. this was a community list of people, we just grew up together. there were no handouts and no one told us how to conduct ourselves. and tell us what to wear. someone could have a school fight, and we may be at the mall, and see the person we have a fight with. the army and navy have their bar fights. i did not see this as being a game, or a community. supporting each other, this may have been in a negative way. i did not have a stable household. many of them do not of their fathers are, where their father is dead. in their return, the block i gave up -- this is who i looked up to. he had a notorious rep

where the emotions got of control. >>> richmond has always been a tough town that city hall politics eem to get tough. in this latest incident the richmond activist is escorted to a police car after an altercation at the council member. following a neighborhood counseling meeting here in brickyard cove. it was recorded by a private contractor provided to cbs 5 by the chevron rep. >>> i felt was going to get ugly so i chose to walk away and turn around them walked about three persons away from mr. more and about that time i felt this hickses to the back of my head and look around and as it turned i had another hit to my right temple. >>> the richmond police told cbs 5 that a police officer observed him being insulted by more and more was arrested booked and released and in e- mail more give his version of events in the he was telling him he was displeased of the way he conducts himself and city council meetings " things got heated and i got in his face and i said mean things including calling him a bully and a coward at that point he punched me in the face and i tried to him back. he d

head out toward napa. 77 degrees, and then in the east bay, upper 60s around a oakland, richmond, 72 in union city areas on the mild to warm side. airfield 85. 86 in livermore. for the monterey bay, 61 in caramel and 79 inland in gilroy. here is your accu-weather seven-day forecast. a slight dip in your afternoon readings tomorrow, but a big rebound starts on thursday and low 90s inland and mid60s coast side. and then we crank up the heat. we will brinyou to the mid-nineties range in our inland valleys. that's unseasonably warm. what is not so out of the ordinary is the low 70s at the beaches friday through sunday. we expect the warmest weather at the coast september and october. cooling off early next week as you return to, would. mike will be here between 4:30 and 7:00 with updates. abc7 is about to make someone $49,000 richer. go to facebook.com/abc7 news and like us. click for the win $49,000 to enter. we will announce the winner on october 18th right after the 49ers take on the seattle seahawks right here on abc7 news. if you are already like us, don't worry, you still have a chance. go to ou

richmond refinery. contra costa health department and the city of richmond plan to hold a community meeting. officials will present their latest findings on the august 6th fire. that meeting is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. at the richmond memorial auditorium. >> oakland police are investigating an overnight shooting that left one person wounded. investigators found the victim in a car at 6th and bankcroft avenues where a gunshot wound to the head. they think the shooting mite have happened a little over a mile way near 89th avenue. >>> investigators reportedly say they have found alan blueford's fingerprints on a gun that oakland police say he pointed at an officer before the officer shot and killed him in myrtle beach the san francisco chronicle quotes law enforcement forces. some bloggers have claimed that police planted the gun. some people protesting the shooting shut down the city council meeting on tuesday. >>> authorities have released the name of a man killed at sfo when the service truck he was driving hit a private jet parked on the north side of the airport. the truck driver was 60-yea

head out toward napa. 77 degrees, and then in the east bay, upper 60s around a oakland, richmond, 72 in union city. inland areas on the mild to warm side. airfield 85. 86 in livermore. for the monterey bay, 61 in caramel and 79 inland in gilroy. here is your accu-weather seven-day forecast. a slight dip in your afternoon readings tomorrow, but a big rebound starts on thursday and low 90s inland and mid60s coast side. and then we crank up the heat. we will bring you to the mid-nineties range in our inland valleys. that's unseasonably warm. what is not so out of the ordinary is the low 70s at the beaches friday through sunday. we expect the warmest weather at the coast september and october. cooling off early next week as you return to, would. mike will be here between 4:30 and 7:00 with updates. abc7 is about to make someone $49,000 richer. go to facebook.com/abc7 news and like us. click for the win $49,000 to enter. we will announce the winner on october 18th right after the 49ers take on the seattle seahawks right here on abc7 news. if you are already like us, don't worry, you still have a chance

and on behalf of the city and county of san francisco to hereby recognize on the occasion of his 80th birthday, for his impact not just to the richmonddistrict but to all the people of the city of san francisco. >> i am living in san francisco for almost 40 years, since i came from russia. and on behalf of san francisco, i carried four olympic torches. this is 1984, los angeles. this is 2002, salt lake city. this is 2004 in greece, athens. and this is 2008, jing beijing, china. somebody told me i'm the only person in the united states who carried four torches. i don't know and i don't care. one thing, i know that in short time this torch will go to the museum in san francisco. thank you. >> president chiu: thank you very much, supervisor mar. why don't we go back to our speakers with regard to the eight washington hearing and let's hear from the next person in line. >> thank you, president chiu. thank you supervisors. a pleasure to be here. i'm brendan dun gan. i -- the things they've done is fantastic. i'm here in support of eight washington and the process they've been through. i think the repeal is not the kind of process the proj

of the day with a good deal of sunshine. 60 degrees in new york city right now. 71 in ocean city. 79 in richmond. 79 in frederick. 80 in downtown baltimore. western maryland, cool but nice. tonight, a clear but partly cloudy skies. add to the west, use the clouds and scattered showers. -- we see clouds and scattered showers. it will be cool if not downright cold in northern minnesota right now, 30 degrees. there is a push of cool air coming across tomorrow that will trigger scattered showers. the center is way above the hudson bay, but it is driving this friends south and east. right on cue, as fall begins, fall arrives. tomorrow, southern winds will warmus. many locations could hit 80 tomorrow. scattered showers between 3:00 and 4:00 approaching baltimore from the west, pushing across through the evening. maybe randall -- media rumble of thunder as it moves on through. sunday should be a beautiful day. a nice finish to be a coming weekend. the forecast amara, still feeling like summertime with southwest winds at 8-20. then the front arrives in the evening. if you are on the bay, you have to wat

city. richmond was voted the best round ever. a magazine called it a surprise winner in the national competition. it was chosen for river recreation and environmental protections. it beat out asheville, north carolina and ithaca, new york, among other accounts. >> the nation's capital has been named one of the friendliest city for pedestrians and bicyclists. d.c. officials announced the pedestrian and bicycle information center is a walk- friendly city. . we are closing in on platinum. >> 6:11 is the time. check in with adam caskey. >> we have a lot of trails around here, so that should put us at the platinum level. 67 at dulles airport this morning, 72 in reagan national, 66 in gaithersburg. in the '60s to low 70's for the most part. a little patchy fog. partly cloudy today. we will have a few highs in the low 90s today especially south of washington. there is cooler air to our northwest. in rapid city and denver and omaha, in the 70's today. the cooler and drier air will make it to us by sunday. there is rain on the weekend tha

work and roll on the board, but it has been a wonderful honor to serve the people of the richmond district and the city, and i love the challenges before us as well, so i appreciate your questions about all the things we are doing. >> it looks like we are out of time, so we have to wrap these things up. we have been talking to a supervisor mar from district 1. thank you for talking with us. what's the next episode when we will return with a number of our 11 city supervisors. ♪ >> hello and "welcome to meet your district supervisor. we're here with david chiu from district 3. that includes chinatown, fisherman's wharf, and part of the russian hill neighborhood. he was elected to the board in november of 2008 and has served as board president since january of 2009. we will get to know him and talk about the toughest issues facing them. thank you for joining us today. tell us about your background. >> my parents immigrated to the united states in the 1960's. i was the first kid born in the u.s. my parents sacrificed everything so that their kids could have the opportunities that they wanted when they came