zero of us barbeque the city's richmond district the plate glass window shattered as he can see there hope your friend is going well so far as for the rest of the weekend's we love to this man and i'm getting excited. the equates the fact that is fighting it is the tomorrow and the weather's going to be very nice as a father out there right now some of that extended into the ban some of the valley is the temperatures are little chilly in spots. forties' in a terrace area of temperatures are going to be a little bit, in fact the number is popping up again towards a decrease by the afternoon news and 90 showing up in some of l.a.'s not clear to build it the fog red along the coast and it should be nice weekend. the only thing standing between a high- speed rail construction and construction is the state senate today it's expected to close on an $8 billion funding bill nearly 6 billion dispensed to lay the first tracks of the central valley the bullets from a travel from san francisco to los angeles eventually some of the remaining funds include a lecture find caltrans lawn and some this

the neighborhood. we are inviting city officials on the bus tour, and we're going to take them around richmond and letke a close look at these properties and address our concerns. we want an action plan. if it takes implementing laws, we want that too. so we're going to work with city officials to see what strnls we can come up -- strategies we can come up with. >> there are hundreds of abandoned foreclosed properties in the city. richmond's mayor took the tour today and talked about what's being done to hold banks accountable. >> we have an ordinance that states that when a property remains blighted for a certain amount of time or is blighted from the start, we send them a notice saying you have to clean up your property. and if it's not done within a certain amount of time, they get a second warning. i don't recall exactly how many warnings they get, but at a certain point, if they are not responding, the city starts charging them. they charge them $1,000 a day, up to $30,000 can be acquired from the property owners who are not maintaining their blighted properties. >> two organizers want the city t

restaurants and then the director takes off this is the row house barbecue and carry boulevard in the city's richmond district of you can see the plate glass window was shattered it would nacelles s after the driver left a restaurant and then crashed into another car and then got on the bus. police are still looking for that driver know when the restaurant was hers. dirichlet's oakland police are looking for a driver who hit and kill the bicyclist and then drove away this did a car drives that cyclists more than 50 ft. on international boulevard by 81st street last night's the name of the bicyclist is not the least. when now know why the driver the cause a partial shutdown of the bay bridge during this morning's commute wanted to run a traffic jam start with a speeding car. reporter linda yee with new details on the man behind the mask. traffic was almost at a standstill cars in the central freeway in san francisco barely crawled the early morning commute from san francisco to the east bay and once to our frustrating our deal what i do? record in the car. some considered abandoning work. did later wa

the only u.s. warship built and city of richmond that is being restored here. this year is more poignant than ever shipowner lows boyle is fighting to keep the volunteer as a stroke victory a legacy of world war two history of post after richmond city councilman suggested charging the ship up to $10,000 a month to park at the port where it is not free of charge for 13 years. eteocles there's no way we get paid 10,000 a month. but for the council and this is simply a matter of months the city of richmond is close to $3 million in the red and was a says the red oak has some fine and that the radar for years. did waves of a two-step was visiting our ports since 1999 at a cost of $10,000 a month and had not paid 1¢. you can't let the budget gap of millions of dollars on a little restoration projects of volunteers. but once back rent a whopping $1 million worth he points out that the uss iowa which shipped out from the port and a paid $30,000 a month to dock here is a good keep the city from laying off workers. >>> usually averages personally would try to get money f

the special taxes on sugary beverages. so far, all have been defeated. city council member, a former auto racer, took us for a driver around his community to show why he opposes the tax. >> richmond is a real diverse city. i would say it is working low economically suppressed community. most of the people don't have cars. kids can't get out of here. the kids are basically stuck purchasing from this corner store. and the tax is definitely going to affect them. >> some residents will shop elsewhere to avoid the tax, but poor people won't be able to. >> it is unfair to people who don't have the means of getting out of their neighborhood store to go into the neighboring communities to be able to avoid that tax. if we are going to spend our time worrying about something in the city of richmond that we can fix, we should be working on the streets and on the job situation. >> and he says he doesn't think the government should be in the business of dictating what people should drink or eat. >> i think when we get into the point of being a dictator to people, i think it's wrong. people are heavy for all kinds of reasons. it could be health or style of food they eat at home. i just don't t

you cap see from this sky 7 video the police tape around roadside barbecue in the city richmond district. nobody was hurt but workers and customers were sent fleeing from the scene. police look into a car found abandoned a block away to see if it's connected to the crash. >> chp says drunk driver with gun is responsible for massive traffic back up on the bay bridge this morning. 29-year-old antonio robertson on parole for human trafficking is under arrest tonight. investigators say robertson raced the cadillac past chp 1:30 this morning and crashed east of the island at the s curve. shots fired. nobody was hurt. one lane of the eastbound bridge were closed for about eight hours chp in san francisco police could process the crime scene. >> east san jose parent asking for help tonight. stole 25,000 dollars worth of musical instruments from our lady of guadalupe khed. church gruvt group used them to play before mass every weekend. our lady of guadalupe pastor says the kids spent endless hours to buy the struchlts father john says he's hoping the community will help replace them. >>> up next

the neighborhoods. we are inviting city officials on the bus tour. we will take them around richmonds them take a close look at these properties and address our concerns. we want an action plan. if it takes implementing laws, we want that as well. >> there are hundreds of abandoned foreclosed properties in the city. the richmond mayor took the tour and talk about what is being done to hold banks accountable. >> we have an ordinance that states set when a property remains blighted or is blighted from the start, we send them a notice. if it is not done within a certain amount of time, they get a second warning. i do not recall exactly how many warnings that a certain point if they're not responding to their charge to $1,000 a day. up to $30,000 can be acquired. >> these locations have widespread homes in foreclosure. the first stop on the the big board, the santa fe neighborhood near south fifth street and this is the area where the south side community park is. this is where the tour began. the second stop on the tour, the iron triangle neighborhood near seventh street de anza lincoln

you cap see from this sky 7 video the police tape around roadside barbecue in the city richmond district. nobody was hurt but workers and customers were sent fleeing from the scene. police look into a car found abandoned a block away to see if it's connected to the crash. >> chp says drunk driver with gun is responsible for massive traffic back up on the bay bridge this morning. 29-year-old antonio robertson on parole for human trafficking is under arrest tonight. investigators say robertson raced the cadillac past chp 1:30 this morning and crashed east of the island at the s curve. shots fired. nobody was hurt. one lane of the eastbound bridge were closed for about eight hours chp in san francisco police could process the crime scene. >> east san jose parent asking for help tonight. stole 25,000 dollars worth of musical instruments from our lady of guadalupe khed. church gruvt group used them to play before mass every weekend. our lady of guadalupe pastor says the kids spent endless hours to buy the struchlts father john says he's hoping the community will help replace them. >>> up next

you cap see from this sky 7 video the police tape around roadside barbecue in the city richmond districts were sent fleeing from the scene. police look into a car found abandoned a block away to see if it's connected to the crash. >> chp says drunk driver with gun is responsible for massive traffic back up on the bay bridge this morning. 29-year-old antonio robertson on parole for human trafficking is under arrest tonight. investigators say robertson raced the cadillac past chp 1:30 this morning and crashed east of the island at the s curve. shots fired. nobody was hurt. one lane of the eastbound bridge were closed for about eight hours chp in san francisco police could process the crime scene. >> east san jose parent asking for help tonight. stole 25,000 dollars worth of musical instruments from our lady of guadalupe khed. church gruvt group used them to play before mass every weekend. our lady of guadalupe pastor says the kids spent endless hours to buy the struchlts father john says he's hoping the community will help replace them. >>> up next. life guard fired for saving a swimmer. >

but it is councilmen it's simply a matter of math the city of richmond is close to $3 million in thered possess a says the red oak has been finance the bid are for years. the red oaks victory chip has been sitting on airport since 1999 and a cost of $10,000 a month and did not pay it 1¢. he can't let the budget gap of millions of dollars on a little restoration project of volunteers. but as they once back rent a whopping $1 million worth points out that the uss iowa which shipped out from the port in may paid $30,000 a month to dock is a the red oaks share could keep the city from cutting salaries and lay off workers. >>> he's really an outrageous person that would try to get money from an organization that works so hard to restore it something that is so valuable to richmond's. besides he says they struck a deal with the city years ago restore the ship and bring in tourism dollars in exchange for a time up here. to try to renege on an agreement is horrible. and this can believe a council was supposed to look out for us to do that kind of thing. >>> but he isn't backing off. this is

1870, virginia was re-admitted to the united states so this house eventually went back to the city of richmond and the federal army left. the city got it back. the city in 1870 sold everything in this house and turned it into a school. this was a school for 20 years. that's when it suffered damage, not during the war, not during the u.s. army occupation, but when this was a school. the city wanted to tear it down after about 20 years of being a school and replace it with a new building, but it was saved from demolition by a group of women here in town, a group that had originally formed as the hollywood memorial association preserving confederate graves in hollywood cemetery here in richmond. these ladies reformed into the confederate memorial literary society and took over the house. they fixed it up and opened this building as a museum in 1896. now, it didn't look like this then. in 1896, when this opened, it was the confederate museum. you walked around, each room was dedicated to a southern state and you had artifacts relating to the state in each room. it was that way for 80 years. and th

. >> 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 repu

. >> 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

the company thinks. back to you. >> very good insight. thank you, scott. >>> an east bay city is shining the light on foreclosure within its community. the city of richmond will offer a bus tour today to give people a glimpse of how bad some neighborhoods have been hit by the foreclosure crisis. city leaders say the tour is to send a message to big banks to fix the hundreds of abandoned properties that are causing neighborhood blight. the tour starts at noon today. >>> all right. with happy hour fast approaching -- well, i guess it's only about 11:17, but it is happy hour somewhere, right? it might be a good time to let loose with a little hundred bottles of beer on the wall. strike it up, marla. are you feeling it? or if you're in the east bay, she's not feeling it, you can make that 6,000 cans of brew. nbc bay area's bob redell is live in livermore with this ale tale of mass quantities of hops and barley. you need a breathalyzer after this one? >> reporter: actually, there is no story here. i just wanted to be in a bar on friday in time for happy hour. actually, the story is within the past week or two, you can see right here the first ale house in liv

. >> 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

. >>> it could be the end of a free ride for a world war ii ship. the richmond city council is voting whether to impose a docking fee. it was there since 1998 when the museum of history was turning it into a floating exhibit. but with richmond facing a budget deficit, he says the city can no longer afford the free birth anymore. >>> still to come tonight, a critical meeting to keep one bay area school in session. >> students and faculty gathered to save city college of san francisco. i will have a live report coming up. >> and why a middle school teacher behind the wheel of this car lead police on a wild chase through busy southern california streets. >> the doctor actually came in with a smile and said you are a really interesting fellow. >> so what is going on? an unusual diagnosis that is becoming more common as more of us use the grill this summer expwrie. then late other "nightline." >> carolyn and dan, coming up days after a shark terrifies a kayaker and closes beaches, we go out with the guys who track the great white lurking off america's shore. and we confro

>>> the fourth of july may be tomorrow but one city actually just finished it's fireworks celebration within the past hour. amber lee live in richmondus this celebration is important for folks there because it can help change the city's reputation, amber. >> reporter: frank that's right, we're in the marina area of richmond where tonight's celebration ended less than an hour ago. you can still see a few people lingering, workers are cleaning up. many told us tonight's spectacular show is not one they will soon forget. the fireworks show started about an hour ago delighting the estimated 6,000 that attended. it's richmond's 4th annual preevent. >> i like it it's nice. >> reporter: what do you like about it? >> i like to bring my kids, they're enjoying it, screaming. >> reporter: the oakland east bay symphony provided the prelude. they also provided the explosions set against the night sky. earlier in the evening the hilltop community church choir of richmond delighted the crowd. one family told us they come from neighboring albany for the celebration every year and says richmond has a lot to offer. >> i shop in richmond, we go out to

. >>> the fourth of july may be tomorrow but one city actually just finished it's fireworks celebration within the past hour. amber lee live in richmondnd tells us this celebration is important for folks there because it can help change the city's reputation, amber. >> reporter: frank that's right, we're in the marina area of richmond where tonight's celebration ended less than an hour ago. you can still see a few people lingering, workers are cleaning up. many told us tonight's spectacular show is not one they will soon forget. the fireworks show started about an hour ago delighting the estimated 6,000 that attended. it's richmond's 4th annual preevent. >> i like it it's nice. >> reporter: what do you like about it? >> i like to bring my kids, they're enjoying it, screaming. >> reporter: the oakland east bay symphony provided the prelude. they also provided the explosions set against the night sky. earlier in the evening the hilltop community church choir of richmond delighted the crowd. one family told us they come from neighboring albany for the celebration every year and says richmond has a lot to offer. >> i shop in richmond, we

. >> we grew up in the city of richmond. we are known for violence. i looked at

. >>> it could be the end of a free ride for a world war ii ship. the richmond city council is voting whether to impose a docking fee. it was there since 1998 when the museum of history was turning it into a floating exhibit. but with richmond facing a budget deficit, he says the city can no longer afford the free birth anymore. >>> still to come tonight, a critical meeting to keep one bay area school in session. >> students and faculty gathered to save city college of san francisco. i will have a live report coming up. >> and why a middle school teacher behind the wheel of this car lead police on a wild chase through busy southern california streets. >> the doctor actually came in with a smile and said you are a really interesting fellow. >> so what is going on? an unusual diagnosis that is becoming more common as more of us use the grill this summer expwrie. then late other "nightline." >> carolyn and dan, coming up days after a shark terrifies a kayaker and closes beaches, we go out with the guys who track the great white lurking off america's shore. and we confro

estimates the cities have lost $1 million since the ship has been docked. >> this is not about me trying to sink the ship. it's about making that port profitable. >> there is a proposal among the richmondty council tonight making the agreement permanent. >> tonight money matters twit jerz wall street swril to wait because of a facebook fiasco, telling the "los angeles times" he's holding off on going public with stock. and did say there is a truck load of money. >> a warning from silicon valley. it was a drag on stocks tonight. advanced micro devices is down 11% after predicting a major slow down in chip autos remarkable work inside of the human body. >> and case of the couch cushions. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> we're getting word of major delays on bart in the east bay. there is a pg&e power failure at the downtown berkeley station that is shut down and is affecting the richmond line. >> there is some medical news now. finding strategies is like detective work. first identifying faces they know are familiar to them and then see who is left

. >>> it could be the end of a free ride for a world war ii ship. the richmond city was there since 1998 when the museum of history was turning it into a floating exhibit. but with richmond facing a budget deficit, he says the city can no longer afford the free birth anymore. >>> still to come tonight, a critical meeting to keep one bay area school in session. >> students and faculty gathered to save city college of san francisco. i will have a live report coming up. >> and why a middle school teacher behind the wheel of this car lead police on a wild chase through busy southern california streets. >> the doctor actually came in with a smile and said you are a really interesting fellow. >> so what is going on? an unusual diagnosis that is becoming more common as more of us use the grill this summer expwrie. then late other "nightline." >> carolyn and dan, coming up days after a shark terrifies a kayaker and closes beaches, we go out with the guys who track the great white lurking off america's shore. and we confront the company accused of profiting from >>> the colle

the city of richmond is one of two california cities where voters will be considering a tax on sugary drinks in november. both measures would impose a one cent per ounce tax on sugary drinks sold. >>> a quarterly loss of nearly $2 billion has been posted by visa. it's stock jumped nearly 2%. fremont bank says it's repaid the government for bailout money it received during the financial process. the bay area bank took $35 billion as a quote precautionary measure. earnings of $49 million last year convinced the bank that it was in a good position to repay the money. >>> a santa clara county soldier received a hero's welcome today after nearly two years overseas. sergeant first class jose morella was deployed to afghanistan in september of 2010. before that, he served more than a year in iraq. the army reservist said today's homecoming celebration was a bit of a surprise. >> the first time i came home, i kept it low key and this time i knew she had something planned. >> we got married right before he left, so this is really exciting for us. >> the patriot guard motorcycle group escorted

the tree cutting they say was legal because theres into active bird hit had. >>> the richmond city turn could youen is -- the richmond city city council say members at disruptions and the meetings and long comments are causing council meetings to rung long. courtney bows is trying to fine a solution to the problem. >>> b.a.r.t. is inning inp system -- b.a.r.t. will no longer allow students to solicit moneys at their stations after dark without an adult present or during school hours. >>> 8:08. we want to check in again sal. see what's happening on the east pay? >> why we had an earlier crash. still unwinding here. as we look at the bay bridge toll plaza, we don't a big backup. >>> although its back unfor a few minutes. southbound 1019 and university. there is a -- 101 at university, there is a be everyone. if you want -- everyone. let's go to steve. >>> the low sitting off eureka is finally moving out. right -- there it goes. already the -- temperatures on tuesday. record low maximum p temperatures if fortunate system temperature 77 palo alto. san jose, 75 to 80 degrees. west-southwest,

the city. my goal in the richmond district is to have an improved beach chalet soccer field that not only richmond district families can access, but many families from around the city. the key to having a viable communities is having more play fields. this is a perfect spot for them. i know that, on the environmental issues that were raised, i know that he cares deeply about families. i have seen him on the soccer field in many different instances. i think our planning staff have addressed the various issues to show there were a number of alternatives considered for sites, which included enough reasonable alternatives that i feel it was complete and adequate. i looked at the other issues, and even the historic resource significant impact. but i think the negations a recommended in the report were adequate. -- the mitigations recommended in the report or adequate. i will move to support the project, supporting the affirmation of the final eir. i am going to move to support, to table item 42, which is reversing the eir certification , and to table item 43. president chiu: supervisor mar has made a m