richmond park is the largest of all the royal parks.y. it's a beautiful start of the day here. temperatures quite close to freezing. the sun is out in the forecast today is a sunny one. some of the showers are likely to be heavy and thundery. we could see some large room tonight. we also have some rain across the north of scotla nd have some rain across the north of scotland and that is how we are starting the day for you. still this rain around but through the day, it will start to move away. we do have some mist and fog touches on some low cloud which is lapping in from the north sea overnight across south—east scotland. for northern ireland, bright start. and as we pushed further south across the esther —— the rest of england and wales, patchy mist and fog but that will lift me looking at a largely dry day with sunny spells. as we go through the day, you can see how the rain pushes, brightens behind. some of those heavy, thundery hail mixed in we could see a few showers across northern england is well above the rest of the uk, largel

we were walking by richmond park, my wife, myself and scooby. iran, they were walking towards us. the larger of the two saw scooby with the ball and attacked him. and you went to scooby and you could feel blood pouring from him? once the other dog had been pulled away from scooby, i tried to comfort him and as! from scooby, i tried to comfort him and as i was stroking him, i realised there was blood on my hands. when the other owner saw the blood on my hands, he took off. really? and what was the effect scooby, he had to have stitches? he had stitches, the dog had punctured through his ear. he was left nervous of other dogs, which affects his working ability. does that still affect him now? no, thankfully, we have worked through the issue with him. he is comfortable around other dogs now. that is fantastic. carolyn, your guide doug mccarthy was retired after being attacked for the sixth time last year. —— guide dogs. she had had attacks that had occurred and a punctured mouth and one attack, the person involved did stop and said the dog had not

we have a line here leading up to the tolls i'd say it's right around richmond park way so that's prettyd parkway to the pay gates is your slow down and the bay bridge traffic is still very quiet, but know that it's backed up just about to the bottom of the maze, it's often on between west grand and the bottom of the maze busy across the upper deck, but 18 minutes as a decent average for friday james. >>so your help is needed finding this man watch as he walks up behind the woman we've learned her out to protect ride any capture on the shoulder. and when she turns to look you just countries are right in the face this is video out of santa cruz. that man as you can just for no reason came up and. and just whacked or so the described as having a short bus style haircut wearing a black shirt shorts, the attack happened at the intersection of pacific and birch lane back on april 27 to be think of any information that might help police track down who that attacker was please let them know. coming up next a high school in the east bay could see another day of very few students in class. this a

someone will start rolling transfer the miller knox regional shoreline park in richmond. jackie what is live in richmond with more on today's vote. >> we are right in the middle of the park on brickyard cove road. the rail line is actually tucked away inside the park, the grassy area and it has been dormant for years. if you are familiar with this area, we talk about the area that is, it goes out to ferry point and it is just beyond the tunnel. people walk right on it because they know there is no chance of a train coming down it since it has been inactive for years. if the bnsf rail company gets its way some of that could change. it wants to reactivate the rail line. and there are actually two separate votes happening today before that could potentially happen. the first one will be happening at the county level, secondly happening here in richmond at the city level. richmond mayor says he is very much against reactivating the line. >> the regional park district says they bought the right-of- way several years ago, and the only reservation the railroad took was to serve

that's feels all the way up beyond richmond park way it sort of off and on between a richmond parkway and harbor so just be prepared for that you're averaging just under 15 minutes. and here we have to pay bridge to look at bad not improving for the cash payers the fast trackers the system through the maze, 5.80 from 2480 west out of us el serino just under 20 minutes for the drive to fremont street and a really quick peek at the minute. there was a report of some debris scattered across lanes usually not a big deal. but when you add that to an already slow commute. it makes things much much heavier sell the nimitz crawling from the coliseum all the way to downtown oakland james. all right robert thank you. >>much night 31 the time and one of the big stories this morning. the judge in the ghost ship warehouse trial threaten to close the trial to the public because of issues with the jurors. fact today that judge is expected to ask the jurors if they've been influenced in any way by information coming from outside the courtroom. crump force michelle kingston has more from the courthous

center fell bridge fighting west down it is backed up beyond return parkway normally it's just richmond park way through the tolls with this morning since so many extra commuters are on the bridge that backup is going continue all the way across the span to the west and here's 92, this is another alternative for you look at that drive time 43 minutes normally, it's about 20 to 25 minutes to make it across the bay. this morning it has almost doubled with heavy traffic from the nets across the span out a one on one a lot of folks are starting to use 92. now if you're going to take the ritual center fell and connect to the golden gate by the time you get to the golden gate you'll be fine so this is one of your options too. it's only 27 minutes from nevada to the toll plaza so that is something to think about as you plan out your commute but you need to leave extra early and once again, we don't know when the crash is gonna clear but hopefully they'll start having some movement soon back to the anchors. thanks a lot let's continue our team coverage now and get back outside because as robin said

richmond san rafael bridge. you can see some work crews in the parking lot on the richmond side of westbound 580d be wrapp shortly. >> that emergency road repair, they usually get that done by about 5:00 if not sooner. drive times looking good, too. tracy into dublin, no delays, westbound 4, antioch to concord. san rafael to san francisco, in the green in 15 minutes. >> thank you. 39,000 uc workers plan to walk off the job to outsource jobs. it is a part of a labor dispute involving two unions. this is video from a similar protest last year. union leaders say uc plans to outsource 200 million work that should be done by union members. they told the sacramento bee, she says the unions have grown and members have gotten raises in recent years. >>> for the second time into years, california lawmakers are moving a bill to push back the start time of k through 12 schools. they would ban them from starting earlier than 8:30. supporters argue the latest start would improve academic performance because students would be less sleepy, they say it would burden school districts. they point to after schoolnd extracurricular a

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the city of richmond where the line is is pushing back against the rail company saying that they want to keep it dormant it. jackie ward is live in miller knox regional shoreline park in richmond with more on this controversy. >> we are on brickyard cove road right now and the rail line is tucked away into the park. it has been dormant for years. there's a lot of concern regarding the location and possible reactivating it. it is the track that is beyond the tunnel that goes out the very point. people walk on it because they know that there is no chance of a train coming down since it has been dormant for years. if the bnsf railroad company gets its way, that could change . th happening today before that could potentially happen. the first will happen at the county level, the second at richmond at the city level and richmond mayor says he is very much against reactivating the line. >> the east bound regional park district says they bought the right-of-way several years ago, and the only reservation the new industries that happen to be at the end of it. well, there's nothing at the end of it. it is all parkland now except land owned by the city of richmond. >> so som

ranger service — the royal parks charity is launching another recruitment drive in bushy and richmond parks deer. let's take a look at the travel situation now. there's a good service on the tubes this morning. the a406 north circular is closed in both directions between staples corner and neasden lane because of the fire i mentioned earlier. people are being instructed to avoid the area. four bus routes are on diversion and there are already delays approaching the closure. upper thames street is closed eastbound for emergency repairs between blackfriars bridge and southwark bridge. now the weather. good morning. a chilly start out there this morning with clear skies overnight last night that has led to a clear start this morning. blue sky and sunshine although maybe one or two mist patches around first thing but they will live to a gentle easterly breeze but it will still have a little impact out along the essex coast. a little cooler there but further away inland looking at some of 20 degrees. uv levels are they at this time of year as well so something to bear in mind in that glorious su

impose plans by the railway to reactivate a rail line through the miller knox regional shoreline park in richmond. the rail line goes from richmond rail yard through the richmond business district out to the shoreline. the state regional park district does not support reactivation of the rail line. the supervisors will meet at 9:30 tomorrow morning. >>> the stanford blood center is asking the public for blood donations. anyone with 0 positive blood. officials say supplies are critically low and the blood center says it needs donations to meet the demand from hospitals. donors are encouraged to walk in to one of the blood centers in campbell, menlo park, and mountain view. >> a big surprise for the graduating class in atlanta. the commencement speaker who is a billionaire with ties to the pay area says he will pay off their student loans valued at some $40 million. reporter, will nunley has the details and tells us how the class of 2019 reacted. >> put yourself in the shoes of a morehouse student. working for years to get to this moment. now imagine the feeling when you hear this. >> this is my cl

we haven't heard from them, but the city of richmond going on record in opposition to the plan. >> the park district says they bought the right-of-way several years ago and the only reservation the railroad took was to serve any new industries that happened to be at the end of it. well, there is nothing at the end of it. it's all parkland now except land owned by the city of richmond. so some of this way play out in court. >> reporter: okay. so what happens next? thel take this up tomorrow as they preside over the park in this respect. the city, city council will take this up tomorrow night and officially go on the record against it. so what does the railway's next move look like? i asked the mayor what he thinks and he is not exactly clear of that. we have not heard back from the railways, have not heard their side. but they are immobilizing on a plan with these rails. as you heard, the mayor is willing to take this to court in need be. live on the edge of the bay. >>> love them or hate them, e scooters could soon be wheeling into mountain view. they are allowing them to set up shop in the

park. it goes from the main richmond railyard to the point richmond business district. istrict does not support reactivation of the rail line. supervisors will meet tomorrow at 930. >>> new this morning, a swedish prosecutor taking the first steps that could lead to the extradition of julian assange. he was evicted last month from the ecuadorian embassy were seven years ago he took political asylum. he says there deciding if it would here charges against him. also the united states wants to prosecute him for alleged conspiracy to hack a computer at the pentagon. >>> the trade war it's affecting american farmers. soy bean farmers are especially hard-hit. after president trump raise taxes on imports from 10% to 25%. china used to purchase about 60% of exports but that's not the case anymore. >> farmers at face, plant soy beans, i will be renegotiating and trying to lower my cost of production for so we beans. >> negotiations are continuing to end the trade war. no deal has been announced. president trump and the chinese president are expected to meet next month. >> the tra

yet this week just a few clouds hanging out right above the golden gate bridge but golden gate park richmond district and marine headwinds all looking really nice and clear already temperatures 40's and 50's for the most part look at santa rosa down to 39 degrees. this is cooler for santa rosa than yesterday morning was napping 1.41 eur right now that's also a drop in temperatures from yesterday. >>but overall we're pretty level with what you felt as you stepped outside for your wednesday's remember that. >>and definitely dress accordingly getting outside for this thursday. this afternoon looks really nice we're back to the 70's. robin. >>all right you want to check in on 92. we're taking a look at traffic out of hayward over to the peninsula, your drive time is on the rise our little bit over what's normal at 32 minutes, so it's packed, but still no interruptions are major problems just a lot of heavy traffic that's going to stick around for hours. the bay bridge turf into a san francisco pretty much the same we've had a couple of minor accidents. nothing major you're averaging 20 minutes f

a mix of both out here for mercy church tower above san francisco where richmond district looks pretty clear as is golden gate park, but just out there in the different distance over the bay. there's your low clouds still hanging out this morning. temperatures have been cooler overall this morning to 40's and 50's now you may think to yourself there. some fog there some cool temperatures. oh no this is going to be kind of a great day ahead of us it's actually going to be just the opposite a big warm up in the works for a state time highs in san jose closer to the 80's today than they were yesterday up to 77 degrees oakland back into the 70's under mostly sunny skies. i'm talking this nice start to may still to come in the forecast back to you thank you john 8 oh one. >>and new this morning out of san francisco, a water main break impacting the forest hill neighborhood in the city now for more on this let's get to the scene prom force will tran standing by live last we checked with you will there was water is running down the street is that still the case. yes, absolutely we're 2 hours into this water main break in

visors will discuss whether to oppose plans to reactivate a rail line through the miller knox park in richmondfrom bnsf rail yard to the point district onto the shoreline. they do not support reactivation of the rail line. the signs visors will meet on this issue at 9:30 tomorrow morning. >>> you drivers who use the road that is a shortcut, you may see delays. the county is making safety upgrades on marsh creek road. the work includes replacing traffic signs and adding a center line rumble strip. new lights are going to bow added at the intersection. that work will take place between 8:30 in the morning to 4:30 in the afternoon when traffic isn't that heavy there. >>> camilla harris is calling for fair wages for teachers. she held a rally in los angeles yesterday. if elected she will increase teachers' pay with a federal mandate to close the teacher pay gap. >> our teachers make almost a little over $10,000 a year less than similarly edge cateed college professionals and that is just not right. >>> senator harris said this weak she will announce a new plan to address the pay gap for women. you

say it is bringing hundreds of jobs and millions of dollars to the city of richmond. >> this is what we call power plant parkhe is the lead architect on the project and is on the city's planning commission. he said the 18 acre grow facility will be the first of its kind. turnkey marijuana production facility. >> from the nursery to the greenhouses, to where it gets packages and sent out. >> reporter: it calls for 44 greenhouses. each about 4000 square feet. plus

what's 5.82 richmond center fell bridge, the flashing lights in the parking lot for bridge crews have picked up the cones we had that one lane closed eastbound and westbound for the usual bridge work that's out of your way so you're at a very quick 8 minutes from the pay gates out one on one traffic tracker showing great drive times and smooth freeways, 6.80 pacheco to danville 12 minutes, 24 looks good right walnut creek lafayette or into the caldecott the oakland site all is well no troubles for the easter freeway and even that right out of san jose is good here in 8 minutes from san jose rolling north into milpitas. only sold is still on the rise here in the bay area and the department of public health released new information on measles cases capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains where the latest cases are popping up. >> more measles cases reported in california, this week, the department of public health says the latest cases are in los angeles and orange counties. the reports come after an active week for measles in the southern part of the state a warning issued thursd

and the van rolled over after being rear-ended by a pickup truck as it entered a church parking lot outside richmonduck then slammed into a guardrail. four people in the van died. eight others, including both drivers, were injured. charges against the pickup driver are pending. >>> overseas nepal is defending the number of permits issued to climb mt. everest this year. some blame overcrowding for causing scenes like this, a human traffic jam in the so-called death zone. 11 people have died this season, all within the last 10 days. 381 permits were issued this year, which may be the highest ever. and nepal wants to attract even more tourists and climbers next year. >>> in virginia, 20,000 pounds of memorial day trash have created tons of anger among virginia beach residents. locals say the annual event called floattopia left one stretch of beach covered with cups, food wrappers, and cans. quite a mess there. a nine-person public works crew showed up yesterday morning to start the cleanup. there's usually just one ton of trash on a regular weekend. >>> lewis bennett has been sentenced to eight years i

from one trailblazer to the next the life of rosie was celebrated today in richmond, memorial garden dedicated to mary head on parkering the shipyard and was given the nickname pieced, she died april 12 at the age of 94.>>> switching gears want to see what the weather is going to be like this weekend. our meteorologist has been very busy. >> people are blaming the weather department for all these events this weekend, it's going to be wet. normally not this much rain maybe a few showers but the deal tomorrow, rainfall will be picking up could be heavy at times in the bay area it is nice to have that break in the rainfall, we actually have some sunshine but things will be changing in your saturday forecast as you can see maybe early tomorrow morning six or 7:00 things are looking okay but then the rates will be going up into the afternoon hours. 12:00, 3:00 and 6:00 there will probably be some breaks from the action but you get the idea we are expecting the driest part of the day tomorrow will be tomorrow morning. here's that system still developing in the pacific, rainfall happens to possibly over and infer the coa

parked cars. we are waiting now for more information about all the shootings from the richmond police. >>> our time is 6:33. the latest sign of rising tensions in the middle east, saudi arabia says two of its oil tankers were sabotaged off the coast of the united air rab emirates. one of the wo ships was leaded to pick up crude oil to be delivered to the united states. no word yet of injuries blamed on the attacks on the ships and we still don't mow who was behind those attacks. >>> now the attacks on the saudi ships come as the u.s. said the uss arlington is being moved from europe to the middle east. it will join the uss abraham lincoln aircraft carrier. the u.s. military build up in the persian gulf is a response to iran positioning missiles around the region that might threaten american troops. >> >> today secretary of state mike pompeo cancelled the first part of his trip to russia to meet with eu leaders first. clear indications of threats from iran. eu leaders say they didn't know about his visit until last night. the state department said he will confront putin tomorrow about russian's effo

. >>> richmond could become the cannabis capital, the city has given a green light for a large marijuana grow operation. powerplant parkit is being called will spread across 18 acres. the lead architect says the facility will be the first of its kind with dozens of greenhouses ends production. richmond's mayor, the archec father is optimistic about what they project might bring. he envisions multiple opportunities including marijuana based businesses. >> this is a opportunity to take people that do not have a lot of skills, to teach them to do something specific and get them a job and get them on the payroll. >> the developer estimates when the project is finished it will create 500 new jobs starting at $30 an hour. the city of richmond could see millions of dollars a year in tax revenue. >>> a pair of soon to be open barth stations this fall. the stations will connect parts of santa clara county to bart for the first time. they could be surrounded by new housing and office space. san jose is planning a major redevelopment, the goal is to build 5000 homes and attract as many as 22,000 jobs, and 18 story office tower is

richmond. >> this is what we call power plant park. >> reporter: he is the lead architect on the project and is on the city's planning commission. he said the 18 acre grow facility will be the first of its kind. turnkey marijuana production facility. >> from the nursery to the greenhouses, to where it gets packages and sent out. >> reporter: it calls for 44 greenhouses. each about 4000 square feet. plus a production and manufacturing facility, meeting space in a restaurant. >> this is the wave of the future. >> reporter: the mayor is his father. he said the project brings the city multiple business development opportunities, both for those wanting to lease space to start their own marijuana based is in this and also for those wanting a job. >> this is an opportunity to take people who do not have a lot of skills, teach them to do something specific and get them a job. >> reporter: once the buildout is complete, the developer estimates it will create 500 new jobs, starting at close to $30 per hour. plus millions of dollars a year in tax revenue for the city. >> one of the things that i have a

richmond to san rafael bridge. mostly in the parking lots where it stands out. the rain, the radar activity, and the that will continue to build throughout the day. fish ranch road. out of lafayette, orinda and approaching the caldecott. the rest of the maze clear. much different than yesterday. some damp roadways again for the san mateo bridge. the changing weather and top headlines. you're watching "today in the bay". it's no ordinary day at denny's it's crepe day. a family tradition we started about twenty-two minutes ago. and from the looks of it, this tradition is going to last awhile. denny's has new crepes! see you at denny's. na >>> 6:26. here's some of the news making headlines around the world. the denver post quotes josh jones saying you never expect that to happen. funeral services will be held today for kendrick castillo, the student who died in that heroic effort. >> british prime minister theresa may proposing a fourth brexit. "the times" of london calling it the moment of truth. >>> still ahead at 6:30, a quiet car ride will cost you. a way to av

. >>> the city of richmond is on board to stop a plane from running through a park.animously passed a resolution yesterday opposing plans to reactivate an old railroad. critics argue running trains would be a safety hazard to children and a health rest being. >>> san francisco could add attacks on ride hailing companies like uber and lyft that would add a half to 3% to your ride. it made up to 62% of the traffic congestioned causes an additional strain on the infrastructure. >>> speaking of rides, let's get a check on our morning rides. >>> we do have a traffic alert to tell you about. you're going to need to give yourself a little bit of extra time if you're headed southbound on 880 just past the dumbarton bridge. four miles an hour in that southbound direction. this is the result of a motorcycle accident. at least two lanes are blocked. no eta on when that will open. 880. it's going to take you about 52 minutes to get from hesperian, slow and go. slow from the dumbarton bridge. that's about a 24-minute ride thanks to compounding accidents, down to 16 miles an hour

richmond. you see behind me. four police units still here on scene. it's not too far from booker t. anderson park, for folks who are familiar with this area. several casings in the apartment complex. i will show you video of that. it's unclear the number of victims in this at the time of the shooting. it's still an active scene behind me. we're going to confirm this is t p potrero apartment complex. this is the 2500 block of edgemont avenue. 23rd street. you see a white van with officers in white shirts looking for clues in another incident. again, in that one, it's unclear the number of victims or what time the shooting took place. live back out here on 47th and portrero avenue in richmond, they are looking to see if these incidents are connected. we will provide any updates as they come in. pete suratos, "today in the bay". >>> new for you this morning, new legal trouble for wikileaks founder julian assange. they will reopen the sexual assault case in sweden. the swedish prosecutor announced plans to request an extradition even though the u.s. is already making a similar request. british courts

park and take b.a.r.t. into the station. richmondter option. >>> good morning to our viewers on the west. welcome to >>> record tornadoes can go into an 18th straight day of damage. >>> abortion access battle. >> my body, my choice! >> we'll talk to the president and ceo of planned parenthood about the anti-abortion push sweeping the country. >>> defying the depth zone. a high-altitude climber talks about surviving disaster on everest and dangerous overcrowding. >>> and defending prince harry, a world renowned polo player said why he's speaking out in support of his friend, new dad

growing concern at the demolition of the award—winning listed richmond house to make way for a permanent replica house of commons where mps can be parkedayed till 2028 will her government ensure that for reasons of safety we get on with the work as quickly as possible and when a decant becomes necessary it is for as short a time as possible into a temporary cost—effective chamber? my right honourable friend has raised an important issue because this palace of westminster is recognised over the world as a symbol of democracy. obviously the decision that was taken by parliament to approve the restoration and renewal programme was a huge step towards its protection. we will be introducing the bill, which i am pleased we are able to do that. the decision to move to richmond house was a matterfor parliament. i understand that although richmond house will be substantially developed the proposals will retain richmond terrace and the whitehall facade. i am sure, as was indicated by my right honourable friend at the end of his question, that he will agree with me that it is imperative that parliament keeps the total bill as low as possible. tha

concern at the demolition of the award—winning listed richmond house to make way for a permanent replica house of commons, where mps could be parked delayed until 2028, will the government ensure that, for the reasons of safety, we get on with the work as quickly as possible? and when the decant becomes necessary, it is just for as short a time as possible into a temporary cost—effective chamber? my right honourable friend has raised an important issue, because obviously this palace of westminster is recognised over the world as a symbol of democracy. and obviously the decision that was taken by parliament to approve the restoration and renewal programme was a huge step towards its protection. i understand that, although richmond house will be substantially redeveloped, the proposal will retain the whitehall facade. and i'm sure, as was indicated by my right honourable friend at the end of his question, that he will agree with me that it is imperative that parliament keeps the total bill as low as possible. the decant, as it's known, isn't due to begin until the mid 20205. by which time, brexit may have been resolved. perhaps. tha

parking lot. no longer have that blocking. a look at drive times next. >>> alexis, thank you. developing news in richmond are investigating multiple shots fired overnight. >> reporter amy hollyfield live for uamy. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. we are here at the police station trying to get more details about the violence that happened here overnight. we do have some video to show yount scenes and, yes, there is more than one. at one location at an apartment complex near 47th, you can actually see 50 bullet holes, so it sounds like there was quite a shoot-out here. and we are hearing that someone was shot there in the head. we have two other locations where there were shootings. the 2500 block of esmond avenue near a playground and a third location near first there are reports four people were shot overnight in richmond with the shootings starting at 10:00. we don't know at this point if they are related. we're still trying to get more information. we've been referred to a spokesperson who comes in at 8:00 in the morning but will still try to track down more information for you for this morning's s

. >> reporter: neighbors in richmond woke up to find their street locked with police cars and investigators taped off the parking scattered on the ground. >> i heard shots it sounded like firecrackers. i ran and checked on my kids. that's about all we heard and that we heard sirens. >> it appears that two subjects on foot contacted the victim and shots were fired. >> an adult male was shot and a car was later told from the scene with black tape covering the license plate. >> very scary. it was right close to my door and i didn't hear nothing. >> angela and her daughter live at the same apartment. they can't imagine my the victim was targeted. >> he's a nice guy. that's even scarier. >> very nice and a family man. >> four people were shot and her short timeframe. the first call came in a 10:00. investigators were seen with flashlights searching the white car. two people at this location were shot. another call at the iron triangle was one person there shot. and then the third call at 11:34 another gunshot the. >> it is a very stressful situation for the officers. they are trying to patrol the streets of richmond

. >> reporter: neighbors it area in richmond woke up to find their street clogged with police cars, investigators taped off the parking lot of an apartment complex. dozens of shell casings were scattered on the ground. >> i heard five or six shots that sounded like firecrackers and i went to check on my kids, because they were inside the house and that is all we heard and then we saw sirens. >>> it appears two subject on foot contacted the victim and shots were fired. >> reporter: an adult male was shot. a car was later towed from the scene with black tape covering the license. >> scary. very scary and didn't hear nothing so it is right close t my door and i didn't hear nothing. >> reporter: they liver at the same apartment. they can't imagine why the victim who they often saw around the building was targeted. >> he is a nice guy, so that is even scarier. very nice. family man. that is even more scarier. >> reporter: four people were shot in a short time frame. the first call came in around 10:00 p.m. from the 2400 block of esmond avenue. they searched a white car. two people at this location were shot. then another c

commitments regarding your aenima richmond and the iraqi nuclear reactor surrounds officially notified the other seven trees of its intention to partially withdraw from the park under the deal around had promised to limit its uranium enrichment program in exchange for the easing of sanctions iran's president as mentioned has given europe sixty days to renegotiate the terms of the deal which has been on the brink of collapse as the us decided to withdraw a year ago despite its warning around the said that the partial suspension doesn't necessarily mean the end of the accord now in recent weeks with bearing in mind the u.s. has taken an increasingly hostile stance towards iran issuing a number of threats to the islamic republic we have continued to see actually every that leads us to believe that there is escalation that may be taking place and so we're taking all the appropriate actions both from a security perspective and well as. our ability to make sure that the president has a wide range of options of the members of the should actually take place what we've been trying to do is to get a run to be him by going normal nation and it seems furthermore those th

differe types of interventions in richmond sarah stinson kron 4 news in the south bay, a man is arrested on. >>suspicion of dui after crashing into a home and several parked cars this morning. happened at stewart and rose avenues in the alum rock neighborhood just before 4.30 or early this morning. police say a a man was driving a blue dodge charger down stuart street when he started hitting parked cars and then drove right into the front porch of a home. the crash damaged wood paneling but that didn't cause significant damage to that house, the man in his 20's. he was arrested at the sce in the light how a second grade boy was threatened at school with a gun by another student police say it happened around lunchtime yesterday at grace l patterson elementary, a woman says that her son was held after gunpoint by another boy, the school was put on lockdown police were called the student involved was removed from school and will remain off campus while police investigate the parents of the student who is threatened they say they will transfer of the boy out of the district happening now police in san francisco searching for 3 suspects who punched and robbed

park and take b.a.r.t. into the station. richmond and san rafael bridge a better option. rafael bridge a better option. >>> good morning to our viewers on the west. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> record tornadoes can go into an 18th straight day of damage. >>> abortion access battle. >> my body, my choice! >> we'll talk to the president and ceo of planned parenthood about the anti-abortion push sweeping the country. >>> defying the depth zone. a high-altitude climber talks about surviving disaster on everest and dangerous overcrowding. >>> and defending prince harry, a world renowned polo player said why he's speaking out in support of his friend, new dad prince harry. > >>> it's may 29, 2019, here's today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >> oh, my gosh, get out of there. >> oh, my god, it's huge! >> millions brace for more tornadoes. >> upstairs is blown out. >> like rapid fire machine guns hitting the side of the house. >> hell yes i fear for my life. >> rain-swollen arkansas river putting arkansas and oklahoma on alert. >> pretty devastating to see all of

happened at 47th and potrero ave, >>> a violent night in richmond with three separate shootings in just 90 minutes the first at 47th avenue near the park last night. the second shooting happened near 1st and nevin. in total four people were shot and wounded. at the moment police say none of the shootings appear to be related. >>> caltrain is back on track literally. earlier today one of the trains came off the tracks in san jose right near the s.a.p. center. you see the crews working to get it back on the rails. the derailment caused delays systemwide into the afternoon but nobody was hurt. caltrain is still trying to determine why the train got off the tracks. >>> state lawmakers are hoping a new bill can curb the measles outbreak. the goal is to cut down on the number of made up medical exemptions to california's mandatory vaccine law. the bill would require doctors to submit requests to the california department of health. the agency would then have to approve the exemption request. the bill is headed for a key committee vote in the state capitol. supporters say the bill is critical given the recent nationwide measles outbreak. >>>

park. still trying to gather more information as far as the number of victims. another incident we're following, this was off esmond avenue, north of where we are standing in richmond off the 2500 block of esmond area. you see a white van. officers in white shirts looking for clues in what appears to be another incident. that is east of 23rd street in richmond. and it is unclear the number of victims or the time of the shooting as well. we want to take you pack out here live at 47th and portrero. we will provide you with any updates as they come in. pete suratos, "today in the bay". >>> certainly going to be an active morning there. pete, thank you. >>> taking a live look at the skyline in oakland this morning. the question a lot of people are asking, where will the a's play? today in the pay bob redell live outside the coliseum. bob, not everyone is on board with this move correct, laura. but the team wants to move out of the coliseum which is 50 years of age and not surprisingly showing its age. look at this. this is the proposed new 34,000 seat stadium built howard terminal, just north of here in the downtown area. commissioners will vote on whether to approve w

parking lots will fill up very quickly. get there early and use mass transit if possible. richmond bridge, of course those metal plates. a quick check of drive times. another 16-minute commute westbound 580 to the maze. that's in the yellow but 16 minutes as well. >>> i'm david louie, i harken back to 1972 at kgo-tv. happy 70th anniversary. tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave the lights on, okay? to mateo, my favorite chair. to chris, the family recipes. to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. the almonds to walter. the beaches to the bums. and the fog to, who else, karl. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>> one of those days where you need to make sure the kids bring the hoodies and coats home. stuck in the 50s to near 60, mid-50s at 7:00. 62 to 64, away from the coast at 11:00. cool but at least a lot of sunshine. 75

richmond center back to the golden gate to san francisco. they're just trying figure out how to get around this back up i just hop on bart. you know parking is is challenging early in normal writers let alone the thousands are going to be in and day out just about certainly and those trains and platforms are going to be palhares the richmond center fell bridge toll plaza opened out it, yeah that backup is is well beyond marina. >>and it pretty much stays heavy all the way across the span over to the west and of the bridge normally we just see the backup here the toll plaza, this goes on all the way across so now we're starting to see how the bridges are being impacted with people looking for alternate routes. and we don't know how long this is going to take we know the tow trucks have moved into position that they've not giving us an estimated time of clearing. so with only 2 lanes closed on the bay bridge. you know we've been warning you choose an alternate san mateo bridge richmond center fell bart those are your best options right now because you will be stuck and this major delay, you know we don't have a shot here you were showing yo

. >>> the life of a riveter will be celebrated today in richmond, a plaque, bench, and all will be dedicated to the park on williams drive. she was a riveter building liberty ships during world war ii. back in 1943, she held a piece prayer before entering the shipyard before given the nickname, peas. >>> still ahead, more people in california are smoking marijuana, now that recreational sales are illegal, but there are concerns about how people are consuming the drug. what researchers say about the differences between smoking and vaping. >>> and the portland trail blazers may have outplayed them, but the golden state warriors ended up stealing game two of the western conference finals. next, we will have the highlights as they made a comeback victory and we will talk about whether or not kevin durant will return. >>> good morning, we do have traffic that is going to be a little lighter than usual on some commutes but it is busy at the toll plaza, we will let you know more coming up. roxana: when i got into teaching, it was this idea of really transforming our schools. marisa: one of my biggest responsib

richmond. >>> the transportation commission wants to make it safer for everyone, one of three options includes getting rid of most on street parking, reducing auto traffic to one lane and converting the center lanes for buses only while providing a protected bike lane along the curb. tonight's meeting is at 6:30 tonight at the francis community center i should say in brooklyn. >>> on the peninsula, talks of adding a people mover or maybe a light trail in, light rail in the heart of mountain view and it's kicking into high gear. we have been reporting the city wants to connect tech campuses like google on the west side to downtown. the proposal is to put that transit line along shore line boulevard as you see here on the map. you can go to city hall if you want to weigh in. >>> flying the pride flag at an alameda county house. several leaders are saying no as the country gets ready to celebrate pride month next month. the decision came down following a heated debate. some dublin residents are against it proceeding insults at the gay community. take a listen. >> i believe at the end of the day, another letter wants to be added, the

parking lot out there. and we have been watching this traffic pile up for an hour now. the richmond want to take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza now. no. we are going to the san rafael bridge. this may be a better alternative. emily has got more goarounds for you straight ahead. we will be right back. man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per nth mnd and directv. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. >>> good morning here at 5:55 but bad for your traffic. if the bay bridge is a part of your commute, you need to either take a reroute or give yourself at least half an hour extra time. this is not because of the metering lights. this is just barely crawling, if that, as a result of an accident. you have to cross the bay bridge in just two lanes as the result of an accident. chopper 5 in the air over that accident right there. it's a b

richmond for identification. fire officials had identified them as cobalt 57 and radium 226. but state officials say what they owner had worked at t menlo park. they don't know how the material ended up at his house. >>> authorities across multiple cities say a woman posing as a fake nanny has a criminal history targeting parents dating back to the 1970s. she's in jail now and expected to appear on new charges next week. we have the latest from the newsroom. >> she is being held at the martinez detention facility. she turned down my request to speak with her today, but authorities say she's been speaking with plenty of nannies and unsuspecting families. they hope reports like this one will prompt those victimized to contact police. she's accused of scamming real nannies and unsuspecting families in multiple cities with a criminal history dating all the way back to 1978. >> i wouldn't want her in my house, watching my children. >> this is montecalvo. she would pose as a parent needing a nanny, then get all of the real nanny's personal information and provide that information to families she was interviewing with to be a nanny. the information

richmond. the alameda county transportation commission wants to redesign the road to make it safer for all users, not just drivers. one of the three options includes getting rid of most of the on-street parkingreducing auto traffic to just one lane, converting the center lane to buses only, and providing a protective bike line along the curb. tonight's meeting is at 6:30 at the francis albreer community center in berkeley if you want to weigh in. >>> continuing coverage on a flight over flying the pride flag in an alameda county town. dublin leaders narrowly voted against flying the flag over city hall during pride month. the decision followed a heated debate. some dublin residents against flying the flag made their voices heard by throwing insults at the gay community. take a listen. >> i believe that at the end of the day that there is another letter that wants to be added to the end and that is the letter p for pedophile. >> my ultimate goal here was to start a conversation about the lgbtq community here and how we might best serve them. >> that was dublin councilman shawn kumagi. he brought the flag proposal forward. some who voted against the decision say they were concerned their decis

little known shoreman near port richmond on the pablo bay is becoming a destination for some of that art. the new owners of the point san pablo harbor created a sculpture parkcale art installations new life. >> the exhibition here in san pablo harbor is a permanent exhibition which will have a number of permanent pieces as well as short-term temporary pieces. >> the park is the vision of a new nonprofit group called we are from dust, with which aims to place art from the festival in public spaces. >> art is a great way to be able to activate the space, and activate the community around that space. >> among the first artistic inhabitants of the park, is a kees by the artist kate roddenbush. this is a a place where you come and due exactly know where you are going and all of a sudden you end up in this magical place. >> for artists making the art is one thing. finding a place to display it is the other. the artist michael christian was excited to find a temporary home for a sculpture he called after-pod. >> it is an opportunity to have work out in the world, which is what you're doing it for in the first place, to build it and share with people. >> the harbor

richmond could become the cannabis capital of contra costa county. they were given the green light for large marijuana grow operation on the north side down, powerplant parkit's being called is being spread across 18 acres. the lead architect says the facility will be the first of its kind with dozens of greenhouses and space for production and manufacturing and shipping. the richmond mayor is optimistic about what the project might bring and envision multiple others a cleaning space for marijuana based businesses. >> this is an opportunity to take people that don't have a lot of skills and teach them to do something specific and get them a job and get them on the payroll. >> the developer estimates that when the entire project is finished, it will create 500 new jobs starting at close to $30 an hour. the city of richmond could see millions of dollars as well in tax revenue. >>> in , a optw medical cabinets businesses to set up shop. they currently have a moratorium on all commercial cannabis except deliveries that originate elsewhere. councilmembers will consider an adjustment in zoning rules that allow two new businesses to sell marijuana starkly for me

park are pretty smart, though. the approach towards oracle is a smooth drive across the bay bridge. just the backup at the toll plaza. same for richmondge. same we checked ten minutes ago. traffic focusing on the westbound directions of the bridges. we are looking over here at the south bay. crash 280. not a problem. this just popped up. slowing southbound 101. tracking a crash at holly in the center divide. as the fire crew arrived to see if there were any injuries, they had to close that fast lane. so that is an issue right now. >>> all right. okay. so here we are wednesday heading into the weekend. and something to be excited about. >> yeah. it's going to be the weekend, right? >> that, too. >> rain or shine, it's the weekend. >> and there will be the chance of rain moving in especially by sunday. but nice and dry on saturday with a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures coming down after a little bit of a spike in temperatures over the next couple of days. so inland, up to 74. the bay reaches 67. and the coast in the upper 50s. a little bit cooler on sunday. as we will see the chance of showers moving in as we go into especially sund