the capitol? but it did not happen. downtown richmond, at least the part where the evacuation fire occurred this looks like berlin. it gives people the impression that all of richmond burned out. wrong. don't believe that. if you are a photographer, are you going to want to take pictures of this or the untouched houses? i know what i'm going to pick. we do it today. we have tanks rolling into baghdad. we don't want to see the order and peacefulness. this is visual. this is what you want. you will see this particular ruling. and then this -- ruin. and then this door like thing. you have seen that before. countless times. there is the wall. i was able to find the original caption. view of ruins richmond, from main street. lee's army still on the field. lincoln still very much alive. all of this, that big week has yet to occur with the exception of the evacuation of richmond. how many have seen the caption women mourning the deaths of the confederacy? they are still out there. the confederacy is not dead. they are just wearing dark dresses.

richmond. working for the national park service. he has been a permanent ranger and historian and richmond national battlefield park since 2003. one thing he is well known for his his website, civil war richmond. i tell my students there are so much junk and garbage online in terms of civil war sources, this is one of the best websites relating to the civil war i have ever seen. i got a lot of good stuff from mike's website. definitely go see that. he served as a technical advisor on the set of "lincoln." and is serving as an advisor for "free state jones," which is coming out with matthew mcconaughey. i yesterday got the magazine of virginia history and biography. the new issue is on lincoln's visit to richmond at the end of the war. there is an excellent article. the talk this evening is on photo forensics. richmond, 1865. please welcome him. michael gorman: i am miced up. can anybody hear me? i hate podiums. i would like to gather up all of the podiums in the world and pitch them over a cliff. that and soprano saxophones. but that

kingsley a san franciscan 90 year resident of the richmond lawyer by training a life longs muni i didn't rider i'm interested in seeing it built and participating in the assistance of moving forward and the city right now i'm sure you're aware of has more people living in this than my time before and the option in the richmond district are sub par we need something better to move people i know the city i'm aware of the comploekt and the underpass and parks on endearing boulevard in the richmond district are concerns when i need to go to the bank or the post office or the hardware store i could be a productive individual i have a full-time mediation practice and the skills i'll use on the committee i'll listen to the parties to make sure the parties voices are heard and the parties together can work forward work you know co-helpfully in working out something that the practical and desirable and achieveable so i'll appreciate your consideration for my candidacy. >> is there anyone from the public who wishes to speak seeing none. >> good morning. i'm ms. miller thank you for taking a few mo

station that took a hard look at vision zero i want to thank the hard working men and women at the richmond station i'm raifr from the robert district i learned about that or this so my comments are from my heart three or four supervisors from the time after sophies death in the new year's time over a years ago we're looking at new york city and other cities with the bicycle coalition and walk sf and our community coalition we've been advocating for this i'm glad it tom maguire with our sustainable streets is here my hope was we painted stripes that are important csa as we think about high injury corridors like geary and others we're looking at other practices and putting our money where and mouth is the culture of feeding in san francisco our community coalition office says the culture meeting meeting in san francisco not only pedestrians but bicyclists and other drivers at risk there are too many tragedies not only mr. alfred lee and others in the richmond district throughout the city the two children i mentioned the told her a two combrrldz hit in the outdoor richmond on fulsome we move

alfred lee and others in the richmond district throughout the city the two children i mentioned the told her a two combrrldz hit in the outdoor richmond on fulsome we move to lower the speed limit i hope that our city like portland and seattle have safe routes to schools i'm hoping san francisco iowa's what put our money where our mouth is and making the streets safe is a responsibility as the mayor said for all of us but the walk sf and the pedestrian advocates have been working on this for many decades we have to listen the coalitions the traffic lights like the new ones planned for 22nd and geary and 26th and geary like the ones near the senior centers i hope to implement that around other vulnerable areas i as geary rapid transit moves forwarded how to implement the vision zero longer than geary boulevard i as a superintendant for the richmond i urge the mayor and director reiskin to move as quickly as possible to prevent the death in the corridors reducing the slightly and thirty mile-per-hour in many ways is not that much of a reduction but as asz our distributing that slowing down

in tracking you're ride to the bridges the richmond bridge reining in the next morning. it is not that the will to highway 24 was backed up on interstate 580 all the way to highway 24 in the san mateo bridge highway 92 starting to get sore now within a westbound direction still typically 16 to 630 that really see things bog down. >>george: 01 ride still a pretty light of the golden gate bridge southbound we are not tracking any delays get the marin county for the stop on 101, right. >>darya: lake tahoe is being hit hard rather trout. >>darya: hosted a music festival over the weekend sierra tahoe the have new water sports attractions to bring in visitors when i went skiing i saw the ropes. happening to the place of honor to present the results of the investigation into the gang rape that was reported at the university of virginia this comes months after the report it was published in the rolling stone magazine that so theit sparked outrage first. and then controversy, after questions were raised over the woman's story. >>darya:rolling stone later apologized for discrepanc

that is the richmond-san rafael toll plaza and it is falling. see the road could be slick so be careful making it across the bridge to the north bay. the san mateo bridge is dry with no accidents. we have an incident on highway one with details ahead. >>> the next time this is a mystery bill affected birds and wildlife on the bay the state may be able to help with money and other resources with the idea from two state lawmakers from the bay area. amy hollyfield is at fairfield with the story. amy? >> yes, this bill would help nonprofit agencies like this one, the international bird rescue which did all of the heavy lifting during the last spill. when the birds starts showing up in january covered in goo it was a nonprofits, the volunteers that rescue asked cleaned them. officials were surprised to learn the state did not have a system in place to help. it turns out the state will respond to an oil spill but will not provide assistance for any other kind of substance and this goo is unidentified. it killed more than 200 birdd and the state snarls

across the area 74 for oakland richmond and 70 will be the daytime high.0s to continue on for the first part of the weekend and by sunday we do have a chance for some rain. we do have more clouds with the storm system approaching. by monday and we start to drown out in because they require for the middle of next week. <

>>james:all happened within 24 hours of each other over the weekend in richmond, vallejo, and santa clara. >>james:this is what it looked like in santa clara. >>james:police say a man with a gun robbed a seven-11 on scott boulevard around two in the morning. >>james:investigators say the suspect shot at the clerk, then ran out of the store and confronted officers. >>james:police say the suspect ignored their commands, and they were forced to shoot the man killing him. >>james:another deadly officer- involved shooting happened in vallejo saturday night when some reported seeing a man holding a knife on admiral callaghan lane. >>james:investigators say the man waved the knife at police and the officers opened fire. he was taken to a local hospital, where he later died. >>james:the other officer- involved shooting happened saturday >>james:richmond police tried to make a traffic stop at 25th street and roosevelt avenue, but the driver led police on a chase. >>james:police say the driver eventually got out of the car and shot at police, who returned fire. >>james:the suspect was hit, but shou

other police stations and are there goals so that they can also meet the citation's goals like the richmond station has been doing? >> absolutely. right. it's the goal of the san francisco police department to focus on those five categories and like i mentioned before, all of those five are identified through the statewide system don't necessarily apply to every different police district in the city so i'm working right now to identify the best most appropriate collision factors to focus on and in a couple of districts it may be pedestrian focussed and that's what the data is showing now and probably at the next quarterly meeting i'll have the exact data of each specific district and station and again, we're all focusing on those five -- are we obtaining the goal today? not necessarily so there's a mere i there's an miriad of reasons we may not reach the goal and you know that and whether it's our presence being the crime prevention factor things like that. >> i want to acknowledge captain silver man's efforts after the killing on wednesday of the killing of mr. yee in a crosswalk outside o

of the flag of the richmond grays. it shows the virginia seal and in dramatic letters, sic semper tyrannis. booth marched under that flag in 1859 during the john brown raid. when the civil war came along -- excuse me for sonata sizing -- synopsizing so much. one paper said fort sumter demanded everyone show your colors. what side are you on, here? booth, early during the secession crisis, had been opposed to secession. he was in montgomery when lincoln was elected and got in a good bit of trouble because he did not want to see the union broken up. he did not think it was necessary. in that way, he probably shared the feelings of a lot of northern mid-atlantic, people that fit in with them. once the shooting started, it was a moot point. booth came back to his hometown and fell in with a militia company that was organized to go down south. according to the officer in that company, they were going to come with booth's assistance, going to destroy a bridge over the susquehanna river. it was part of the scheme to blow up th

now, a look at the drive the commute headed to the richmond-san rafael toll plaza traffic is light. we do not have any issued hi wind advisory by c.h.p. but we do for san mateo bridge, 101 pulling up to 580, the drive is quiet and action free -- accident free but we have one wreck with more details ahead. >> we have breaking news from richmond a person has died after being hit by a bart train at the richmond station this morning. police say the victim was hit bit train as it pulled into the station. train service is now affected. the coroner has been called to remove the body and conduct the investigation. our reporter is headed to research monday and will bring us a report at the bottom of the hour. >>> developing news, fire investigators are trying to determine if it was a deliberate act that started a fire that destroyed four homes in dublin. our reporter is at the scene. the homes were under construction? >> that is right. fire crews are not exactly sure what caused the fire but they are not ruling anything out at this point. the homes are basically stage when necessity burned do

he has worked at nine different historic sites most recently am currently at the richmond national battlefield park. he has written two books and i think we have at least one of them in the for-sale bookstore his most recent one, "the most famous bridal" -- -- struggle" -- i grabbed the wrong one. what is the most recent one? "to the bitter end," which deals with the surrenders in north carolina. his talk today will be on the forgotten surrenders. since i did my dissertation on florida, i hope you might mention florida once or twice because it was one of the florida regiments that was one of the last surrendered groups, week in june. -- late in june. bert dunkerly. [applause] bert: good morning. i want to thank the organizers for having me. i really appreciate the invitation, it is great to be here with so many people interested in the topic. what i would like to do was talk about all of the surrenders, not so much on appomattox i think you have covered that in the last few days. i want to compare the surrenders and talk about how different they are because each unfolded in different ways. and

as the armies's move from richmond and petersburg to the west, they will be marching in fighting every day -- and fighting everyday. the weather was wet, it is cool early april. think about the state of the armies, especially the confederate armies which has been the last several months static around petersburg and richmond. all of a sudden the army has to be mobile and you have to move horses and wagons, artillery pieces and the soldiers themselves. pulling them out of the earthworks, getting them on the road, that is a challenge. and then keeping the army moving and together. as you all know, things unravel on the way. one confederate soldier wrote "day and night blended together. oh it was constant action and there will be skirmishing and battles every day. another soldier wrote that " night and day blended together, it was constant marching. if we were not marching we were fighting." even union accounts talk about the hard marches and long days on very bad roads. on the back behind me, it is a busy map that

>>george: the richmond bridge toll plaza westbound of backups and no delays that is no problem for thelooking at clouds guys once again and here's a live look at the bay bridge will see more sunshine to the afternoon as bird dog ease before past hour by hour and conceive by lunchtime today you sea temperatures ride around 64 degrees will see a little more sunshine and we will get up from 69 by 2:00 p.m. by 4:00 to much as will peak ride around 73 degrees and was the upper 60s by 6:00 and maybe if you're heading home and getting ready for some them phil is a look at what's happening for visibility storm track four visibility stalinist unorthodox a 1 mi. santa rosa pretense of a mile and cattlemen still some has to fall out their the los clouds sfo of visibility is not too bad a mile crossing some delays this morning on arriving flights because of the cloud cover about averaging of you to pick up some of the airport it may be delayed. >>reporter: in the south bay you see a lot of 773 cupertino and san jose and santa clara and go to the display you see more sunshine and then you sea tempe

note delays yet for the richmond rent for the 580 ride.chp has not arrived on the scene and will see any evidence currently of all problems right now this 16 minute commute from highway 101 from the capitol expressway to the montague expressway perry at 1 0192 or 84 interchange currently tonight have backups. >> reporter: news this morning on man is under guard after he was shot several times in fact trying to break into home and fair foot field his them is 46 year-old william gaines. he was breaking into the home when the upholder shot him. he's facing attempted burglary charges in this case and the as the rap sheet as a mile long wasn't of cruelty to children and domestic violence. >> reporter: passenger traffic at oakland's airport has increased compared to last year's. this is the 15th straight month of growth in passenger traffic and oakland. cargo wouldn't volumes were 88,000 lbs. which is up 9% from last year. >> reporter: quick update to a store that we brought to yesterday's the attorneys for the wife and children of robin william

bridge the westbound ride backed up the toll plaza of test data to back of the rise now into richmond>james: will to start off with a quick tour of the bay area cameras as we track the frog and you will notice it is still awfully thick and maybe intensified at the span and just the last 15 minutes this fall killed all 101 and you make a way to san francisco it is well in the east vegas the camera shop owner was found 80 as it could see we have heavy fog economic out any lesson in revell from berkeley which would normally sit right there on the shot a second look at the visibility map and looks like the fox is really making a nice push from the ocean through the golden gate and across into the east valley it has been this all morning long fairfield will because we will clear my visibility if it really is working its way across the bay san jose 7 mi. visibility the only place immune to with as little more for visibility still 10 mi. but that will certainly change as we march his way into the the >>james: watching the lettuce out sfo and low clouds the conditions there are right for dela

the nation. some of those demonstrations turned violent. in richmond california one protest had an unexpected participant - the chief of police. the chief joined demonstrators and held up a sign - black lives matter - for 4.5 hours. the amount of time michael brown's body lay in the treat after he was shot. >> the whole point of holding the sign saying black lives matter is to acknowledge that relationships can be better between police and nations of colour, that it happens between dialogue and communication and relationship building. >> kimberley helped to organise the demonstration, a presenter of rise, a group serving youth in richmond. we saw the chief drive up with some top-ranking officers. we thought he'd come and say high. he said i really want to hold the sign. >> no one expected the photos of the chief to go viral on the web making news across the country. >> now at six... protesters. >> the police chief chris magnus joined them. >> richmond an accustomed to being in the news, for the wrong reasons. he was a regular on the federal bureau of i

a single tracking around the richmond station is over. igation into a body on the tracks from last night has wrapped up. fortunately it never caused much of a delay. but really there's no delay at all now into and out of the richmond area. that's your latest kcbs drive to work. back to you guys. >>> thank you. an attorney for the woman who claims she was kidnapped is providing e-mail evidence from the alleged kidnappers. doug rap pa report represents denice -- rappaport represents denise huskins. he says the e-mail came from the kidnappers giving specific details about what happened, their criminal operation and their methods. >> they said that they had entered a number of other homes on mare island that they had surveilled. surreptitiously with drones with infrared and heat sensors. and they have attached photographs of the equipment that was used. >> the attorney says the kidnappers also have specifics about whom they targeted. avoiding homes with children or anyone over the age of 50. police say though it's all a big hoax. >>> hayward p

which brings us to the city of richmond california. historically it's been one of the most violent cities in the san francisco bay area but that reputation has undergone a transformation underchris under chris magnus. >> you need to be able to shoot a gun to be a police officer. i think everyone understands that. but the bigger challenge is how to make good decisions under stressful circumstances. >> since he took control in 2006, crime has gone down but more significantly so has the use of lethal force by police. in fact in this city of 107,000 residents there has been, on average, less than one officer-involved shooting per year since 2008. >> put your hands up. >> many attribute that response to aggressive use of force techniques championed by officer magnus. difficult situations can unfold rapidly. the goal is not necessarily to use a gun but rather to use their other utilities on their belt like a baton or a tase tore take control of a potentially dangerous situation. >> put the gun down. we can talk about that but you have got to

here's a live look at the richmond-san rafael bridge. looks great at this hour. in fact as you can see now on 880, and the east shore freeway. if anything changes once you hit the roads, tune to kcbs or 7:40 a.m. that's the latest if here. guys back to you. >>> liz thank you. global oil prices could stay low for the next couple of decades. at least that's the prediction from stanford economist frank woolack. he says domestic oil production, improved technology and the declining market of opec are likely to continue and that will keep prices low. he believes the faster -- factors are working to keep the prices low will still be in play even if political and environmental conditions change. >>> shares of tesla jumped more than 2% following this mysterious teasing message from ceo elon musk, he wrote -- rumor has it it's a large battery that can power your home. so -- stay tuned. >>> a fight over the estate of robin williams ended up in a san francisco federal courtroom. nearly eight months after williams' death, the family is still arguing over who gets his belongin

that is the squall lines pushing through the san rafael richmond bridge. well in toward fairfield, within the next few minutes here. that is a moderate cell of precipitation. looking out our window of our kpix studios, toward the port of oakland. we currently have 56 san francisco due east of the bay bridge 57 degrees in oakland. to the north areas of fog in santa rosa. the winds are at 10 out of the west. during the afternoon hours. a cloudy day around the bay area. there is a scattered shower or sprinkle in the offing. then another weak system rolls through the bay area later on tonight. with a chance of rain showers. we begin to dry out and we will have near or record warmth on thursday and/or friday. high pressure will quickly fill back in to the bay area. light snow falling in the greater lake tahoe area. we have sunshine and 71 degrees in fresno today 63 monterey bay. temperatures finally where they should be for this time of the year right here in the bay area. 60s beaches and bayside up to 70 for the outside number in gilroy. mid-60s 67 degrees in n

as a ticket level such a the richmond san rafael bridge branch very easy conditions such as check the road when sensors we're centering on the traffic maps these are the 50 mi. per hour as you work your way into marin. >>james:happening today. the u-s justice department is expected to release a full report on it's investigation into racial bias in ferguson, missouri. >>james:the investigation found found quote- a "pattern and practice" of discrimination in the city's police department. and municipal court. >>james:meanwhile in berkeley, the community is concerned about protests over the report once it is released -- and, also the potential use of force by local police. >>james:kron 4's emily turner has the details. >>reporter: it was less than three months ago when a lot of the windows in these businesses were broken in- and the folks who live here don't wantto see that happen again. 00-08 >>reporter:kellie gilmore lives in berkely and she still remembers the night the ferguson verdict was released. it was a night she doesn't want to see repeated. >>: we do have a voice as people and

in the early 2,000s, richmond was a regular on the fbisms most dangerous cities in america list. but since magnus became chief in 2006 crime in richmond is down over 30%. and officer-involved shootings are down to less than one per year. many credit these restrictions to chief magnus' progressive approach to community policing. >> i do feel the significance of it. i feel like he just set a foundation for other police chiefs to step up their own community and be like, we have to stands with our community. >> what other police chiefs of actually standing side by side with black and brown community members and holding a sign that really is saying like i believe black lives matter and i am going to kind of stake my job my position, my reputation on it. >> we are trying. we are working on it. >> there was some criticism of the chief's actions. like this story which cited the richmond police officers association as being critical of magnus for joining the protest while in uniform. >> i did get some push back. but most of the feedback i got was afternoon live very positive. i got really

the slow from the richmond parkway. e not tracking in the hot spots right now is a little sluggish for the 680 south bound ride. south bound to 42 to walnut creek the interchange the surest freeway is a 20 minute drive. on interstate 580 is an easy ride from all toman passed just 21 million minutes hardly any delays from 205 out to dublin. >> reporter: happening today to prayer vigils will be held for the san jose officer who was killed by a suspect that he went to help. san jose police officer michael johnson was killed tuesday in responding to a call of a suicidal man who had gone and he was shot and killed. a memorial continues to grow outside the san jose police department. those two vigils and to go to our tonight the first one is that 630 and that will be at the location of the apartment complex where officer johnson was shot and killed. the second vigil would be at 8:00 department at columbia at the san jose city hall. we're learning more about the man to kill officer johnson. court records of reveal that in 1986

macarthur maze 2628 minute drive time here 19 to 2 minutes for the westbound ride and over at the richmond bridge their backed up enough at the toll plaza that we're seeing so traffic from just before castro street for the west about ride here is the trip to the east bay no big our usual delays here for 680 or 880. in the southbound correction and you're ride here through the corridor for 238 leading down to 237 coming in at 43 minutes of all that is a long drive is actually quite normal. >>darya: who we now know the identity of the hiker who was killed when she fell from a block over the weekend will tell you who she was and how her boyfriend is doing have the following and and of the company announces a recall would tell you why they're pulling thousand cases families. the volkswagen jetta is really fun-to-drive. go for it. okay. wow... woohoo! i'm dreaming... pinch me. no, not while you're driving. and, right now, you can get a one-thousand-dollar volkswagen credit bonus on jetta models. seriously, pinch me. it's not a dream. ow! it's the volkswagen stop dreaming, start driving event. s

the richmond bridge westbound on interstate 580 is backed up through crossed of most of the lines of stro street as you head out of richmond 580 westbound. >> reporter: of freshmen soccer player for uc- berkeley is missing this morning he disappeared after walking from the campus. >> reporter: he should be back right now but instead his family and friends said they're searching for him. i just got off the phone with a family friend stating that there searching for him 55 hours after he went missing. here is his picture he's not just a student at uc- berkeley but he's also a soccer player. but on these not know personally what buddy was at a fraternity party on saturday around 1:00 in the morning he told us ransoms going for what and city would be right back and that was the last time he was seen. he walked away with his cell phone he does not have identification or money. family is from nevada all. they're searching for him at this point there is no signs of fall foul play. this is the mother and father gives me a call back of give you some updated information on the situation. >> rep

and taking a live look at the richmond san rafael bridge. n: high-speed chase the for comment or the suspect is in jail this morning will show you the dramatic video once again in just a few minutes. i geout wk, and i to e ste, ansomedy says,smeln' aroun smell cookies." i sa, "ono you jussml me, justot o of work th'honebunchesofats, that's al" said "don't eame now." back to our top story this morning. >>james:a high speed chase through the bay area. ending in a crash on interstate 2-80 near the los altos hills. >>james:we carried the ending for you live on kron 4 yesterday afternoon. we were the only station live when the suspect was taken into custody. >>james:the man was taken to stanford medical center to be evaluated. kron 4's will tran is live now with an update on the suspect. will? >>will tran: knew this morning if he is not as stanford medical center this morning we called because of law of not telling us and he's still not there for me know he will be here at the santa clara county jail where you'll be booked multiple charges includi

which brings us to the city of richmond california. historically it's been one of the most violent cities in the san francisco bay area. but that reputation has undergone a traxtion is transformation under the supervision of chief of police chris magnus. >> good marksmanship, we get that. you need to be a good shot if you're going to be a police officer, people understand that. but how to make good decisions under stressful circumstances. >> since he took charge in 2006 crime has gone down but more significantly so has the use of lethal force by police. in fact in this city of 107,000 residents there has been on average less than one officer-involved shooting per year since 2008. >> but your hands up. -- put your hands up. >> many attribute that success to use of force techniques championed by chief magnus. here in richmond officers are challenged to use good judgment and effective communication in difficult situations which can unfold rapidly. the goal is not necessarily to use the gun but rather to use the other tools on their utility

still affecting roads on the western base of the richmond/san rafael bridge. sco boulevard east is closed between grange avenue and the on-ramp to 580 until 6:00 this evening. so it's going to be a long-term closure. it took out a power pole so pg&e will be out there repairing that. they have to close francisco boulevard. bart map, a bart alert still in effect up to 10-minute delays at the pleasant hill station in the east bay all the way to sfo. so it affects that line if you have a flight to catch. expect slight delays and plan ahead. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights yet at 5:34 but you can see they are going to be turned on here very shortly. fastrak lanes still clear. that is "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >> liz, thanks. now back to the plane crash in france. >>> french investigators say the crash in the alps was deliberate. the copilot crashed the plane. >> tina kraus is live near the crash site this morning and we want to say, there is a bet of a satellite delay with tina but tina, what do we know happened? [ pause ]