we have very low violent crime in general in the richmond. just last night i found some stats going back to 2009 so for the 5 years or so before 2014, typically we were seeing in the high 200's, 250, 280, 290 violent crimes a year. we're actually down, being under 200 is a considerable improvement for us. on the other hand, property crime as we have seen just about everywhere else in the city is up for us. what drives almost all of that in the richmond is breaking into cars, stealing cars and a very small amount of that is also residential burglary. middle most of our burglaries are from garages. if i could say just a couple things, i say it over and over again, never leave anything in the car at all. putting it in the glove compartment or under seat, if we know them then the guy who breaks into cars all day certainly knows them. also locking up, anything you can do to make your car a harder target, the better. garage burglaries are going around looking for open windows, unlocked doors, anything you can do to get in their way makes it more lik

we have very low violent crime in general in the richmond. just last night i found some stats going back to 2009 so for the 5 years or so before 2014, typically we were seeing in the high 200's, 250, 280, 290 violent crimes a year. we're actually down, being under 200 is a considerable improvement for us. on the other hand, property crime as we have seen just about everywhere else in the city is up for us. what drives almost all of that in the richmond is breaking into cars, stealing cars and a very small amount of that is also residential burglary. middle most of our burglaries are from garages. if i could say just a couple things, i say it over and over again, never leave anything in the car at all. putting it in the glove compartment or under seat, if we know them then the guy who breaks into cars all day certainly knows them. also locking up, anything you can do to make your car a harder target, the better. garage burglaries are going around looking for open windows, unlocked doors, anything you can do to get in their way makes it more lik

we have very low violent crime in general in the richmond. last night i found some stats going back to 2009 so for the 5 years or so before 2014, typically we were seeing in the high 200's, 250, 280, 290 violent crimes a year. we're actually down, being under 200 is a considerable improvement for us. on the other hand, property crime as we have seen just about everywhere else in the city is up for us. what drives almost all of that in the richmond is breaking into cars, stealing cars and a very small amount of that is also residential burglary. middle most of our burglaries are from garages. if i could say just a couple things, i say it over and over again, never leave anything in the car at all. putting it in the glove compartment or under seat, if we know them then the guy who breaks into cars all day certainly knows them. also locking up, anything you can do to make your car a harder target, the better. garage burglaries are going around looking for open windows, unlocked doors, anything you can do to get in their way makes it more likely

next applicant. >> my name is jay i live in the richmond i shop and commute, i'm here everyday and i will show up and participate at every meeting on the agenda thanks. >> thank you any other members of the public that are politically to the seat geary cac seeing none, oh, now is that really farrell sorry issues with the screen commissioner avalos. >> i want to express one request from the district one supervisor mar is interested in supporting maggie for the at large seat and considering would to appoint for the richmond seat and there is consensus on the committee like to proposals that thank you commissioner farrell. >> sure actually but i'll comment that commissioner avalos has turned in happy to do that i think mr. post and mr. kingsley i'll support them and happy to do so i support people that come to those hearings i understand people can't but for tenderloin for the district supervisor with the at large seat i'll support but understand a discussion and happy to support. >> commissioner peskin. >> sorry commissioner london breed. >> one of those days the back of my name mayor f

next applicant. >> my name is jay i live in the richmond i shop and commute, i'm here everyday and i will show up and participate at every meeting on the agenda thanks. >> thank you any other members of the public that are politically to the seat geary cac seeing none, oh, now is that really farrell sorry issues with the screen commissioner avalos. >> i want to express one request from the district one supervisor mar is interested in supporting maggie for the at large seat and considering would to appoint for the richmond seat and there is consensus on the committee like to proposals that thank you commissioner farrell. >> sure actually but i'll comment that commissioner avalos has turned in happy to do that i think mr. post and mr. kingsley i'll support them and happy to do so i support people that come to those hearings i understand people can't but for tenderloin for the district supervisor with the at large seat i'll support but understand a discussion and happy to support. >> commissioner peskin. >> sorry commissioner london breed. >> one of those days the back of my name mayor f

next applicant. >> my name is jay i live in the richmond i shop and commute, i'm here everyday and i will show up and participate at every meeting on the agenda thanks. >> thank you any other members of the public that are politically to the seat geary cac seeing none, oh, now is that really farrell sorry issues with the screen commissioner avalos. >> i want to express one request from the district one supervisor mar is interested in supporting maggie for the at large seat and considering would to appoint for the richmond seat and there is consensus on the committee like to proposals that thank you commissioner farrell. >> sure actually but i'll comment that commissioner avalos has turned in happy to do that i think mr. post and mr. kingsley i'll support them and happy to do so i support people that come to those hearings i understand people can't but for tenderloin for the district supervisor with the at large seat i'll support but understand a discussion and happy to support. >> commissioner peskin. >> sorry commissioner london breed. >> one of those days the back of my name mayor f

people in the bushes.>>> looking for a cooler pattern, not much, and we will talk about that. >>> the richmond police have opened an investigation after man saw baby alone in a car on a hot day. the man captured the situation on his cell phone in a video, and this is gone viral. this was saturday morning outside of the game stop store on mcdonald avenue. when the woman realized she was being recorded, she returned to her car, rolled up the windows and went back inside the store and the baby was still in the car unattended. >> no matter what, it's never smart to leave the engine running and the kids in the car.>> the richmond police said they interviewed the 23-year- old woman at home, and her three-month-old son and six- year-old son appeared to be healthy, and she told the officers that the air- conditioning was on and she was only gone for a few minutes. the case remains under investigation. >>> the city of richmond has officially introduced a new police chief. >> all one brown -- was sworn in last night, and brown is a veteran officer, and with the richmond police department since 1984>>> a

next applicant. >> my name is jay i live in the richmond i shop and commute, i'm here everyday and i will show up and participate at every meeting on the agenda thanks. >> thank you any other members of the public that are politically to the seat geary cac seeing none, oh, now is that really farrell sorry issues with the screen commissioner avalos. >> i want to express one request from the district one supervisor mar is interested in supporting maggie for the at large seat and considering would to appoint for the richmond seat and there is consensus on the committee like to proposals that thank you commissioner farrell. >> sure actually but i'll comment that commissioner avalos has turned in happy to do that i think mr. post and mr. kingsley i'll support them and happy to do so i support people that come to those hearings i understand people can't but for tenderloin for the district supervisor with the at large seat i'll support but understand a discussion and happy to support. >> commissioner peskin. >> sorry commissioner london breed. >> one of those days the back of my name mayor f

take a look at the heart of the bay from berkeley, richmond and the north bay. san francisco some light rain and extends northward up through santa rosa. they only picked up a supple hundredths of rain through hayward, around fremont and 8830. there's more to come further south from gilroy to hollister. some scattered showers here. we will continue to see this as the area of low pressure sinks to the south and east of us. for the next several hours you will notice how the rain continues to really scatter out and become more isolated. so le western conference will talk about the taming today. . >> breaking news out of oakland this morning. the driver of this mercedes-benz lost control. he died after he lost control in the rain on westbound 580. his car left the freeway, landed on the harrison street off-ramp and rolled over several times. the driver, who was not wearing a seatbelt, was ejected through the windshield and died at the scene. they also tell abc7 news that too other drivers changes the news collided but they were not injured. of abc7 news reporter ind

the "washington post" reporting tesla wants the state's permission to open a store in the richmond area. the company already has a store in tyson's corner. many car dealers don't want to see it happen because of a law that row hints direct sales to customers from car manufacturers.hints direct sale customers from car manufacturers. tesla says it has a business model that won't work at a traditional dealership. >>> the other big story about tesla this morning, the company has unveiled its model 3. there is the electric car people are already putting down cash for even though doesn't come out until late next year. the model 3 will cost about $35,000. you compare that to some of tesla's other models which are more than twice that amount of money. and they're nice. well, i don't know about the 3, but the ear ones i've ridden in, it's like hold on. >> must be nice. a lot of people have dream cars. >> just ridden in it,on't own one. >> you're thinking about it now. >> no. >>> tesla, foog he will, audi, lots of companies are working on the self driving cars. >> however you may want to wait a l

that's going east bay adam also tracking on the richmond center fell bridge i will get to that in my ort. >> james: will start this weather update with a live look outside at mt. tam looking out over the bay. cameras are and shake a little bit more and will continue to shake as the day goes on. here's the golden gate bridge the with san francisco and the bridge and have nice sunshine. it's going to be pretty intense in spots especially out in the delta everybody will get plenty of wind up this afternoon. it is still chilly out in pleasanton with mostly 40 degrees weather. temperatures by the town clock tower should be more of a mix was the '50s and '60s. as we head towards the heart of widespread '60s through out the bay. by 3:00 we'll see that the temperatures which will be mostly '70s for the bay area. this except for the coast line week in seattle but cooler. every other city is just about in the '70s. below to mid- 70s this afternoon. temperatures only get warmer as you go into the weekend. saturday and we have low 80s we have a permit and of brady's on sunday. >> mark: the feud b

this talk was part of a daylong symposium held at the library of virginia in richmond. it's about 45 minutes. >> the next speaker, dr. caroline janney is professor of history at purdue. she will always be a virginia girl. she received her phd from the university of virginia, go hoos. she is also a familiar face to museum audiences. she delivered the 2013 lecture at the university of richmond on the subject of her latest book -- "remembering the civil war." she returned to richmond the following june to accept the jefferson davis award for the same book. her first book, "burying the dead but not the past," is a personal favorite of mine kerry as she well knows. she also edited an edition of a travel account which unfortunately is out-of-print and unavailable. as carrie knows, i have given a talk on her first book i think as many times as you have. [laughter] it is a branch of history that so many people do not know about and since we are in the postwar period and the sesquicentennial timeframe, it is especially important. carrie janney also co-edited with gallagher, our l

the richmond station hasn't been expanded since the inception of station, but the population continues to grow. >> this is really the only part of line that hasn't expanded yet. >> reporter: they have options. >> bus rapid transit, including with dedicated bus lanes along san pablo avenue. >> reporter: there will be two more public meetings, one wednesday, the other at richmond city hall thursday, so people can ask questions or make suggestions on how to alleviate traffic. a richmond bart station could take decades and millions of dollars, for now they're talking about short term goals to be be accomplished in the next couple of years. >>> new tonight at 11:00, adding improved service to lines, starting next weekend nearly 20 lines will get for frequent service, and all metro lines are increasing service with trains arriving every 10 minutes saturday and sunday. two lines are launching all night service. for a complete list of service improvements head to our website, www.kron4.com. >>> tomorrow is a big night for the warriors and all the warriors fans, and people are willing to to pay

not ripping up the streets and coyote on the other side, however, automatically got a line to the richmondistrict so i think we have to think outside the box i think that you're also better off to yield scrawl and having growing up in livermore valley how it was a castro area the one speaker talked about the water problem i see that area is turned into homes and when i grew up that was a truck farm and dairies and a lot of uses not have the water demand and as we continue to build sprawl we're sucking up for water by their nature the grounds demand more water the temperatures are hot they need more water all those things we have to take into consideration for growth. >> commissioner vice president richards. >> just a few thoughts i thought the presentation was really well, great grasp of the issues and the other story line you need the tele-prom i was impressed i several thoughts building upon the comments of other commissioners first of all, i read an article in the monthly last summer sharing of impact fees and affordable housing fees for everything and walked away with it was started in

this talk was part of a day long symposium held at the library of virginia in richmond. 's about 45 minutes. >> next speaker dr. caroline e. janney is professor of history at perdue, but she'll always be a virginia girl. she received her ph.d. from the university of virginia. go hoovs. she's also a familiar face to museum audiences. she delivered the 2013 elizabeth lecture at the university of richmond on the subject of her latest book, "remembering the civil war, reunion and the limits of reconciliation." then she returned to richamond the following june for that same book. caroline's first book "burying the dead, but not the past" which came out in 2008 is a personal favorite of mine, as she well knows. she also edited an edition of john richard dennet's "reconstruction era's travel account, the south as it is 1865-1866," which is out of print and unavailable. i have given a talk on her first book i think as many times as you have because it's a great chapter of history that's unknown to so many people. given the fact that we're now into that post-war period, it is so v

and the horrific richmond shooting brings that number to five. m of these shootings are happening as the community is still healing and mourning recent officer deaths. just last month, the world watched as prince george's county ashley guindon was laid to rest. guindon was fatally shot her first day on the job. she was responding to a domestic disturbance. two officers with her were also struck, but they survived. two weeks earlier, two deputies senior deputyies mark lowness den and patrick daily were shot to death at a panera bread. both served in the military and were parties. they responded to a call regarding a crowded restaurant. jacai colson was killed on march 13. he was killed after a man fired at the police station in landover. colson drove up to the station in plain clothes. he was caught in the cross fire between the suspect and police. fire from an officer's gun struck colson. and now this in richmond. this year 29 officers have died in the line of duty. that information comes from the officer down me moral page which honors our fallen

the top, just named chief of the richmond police department. joining us this morning is chief brown here on the 9. thanks for joining us. i'll start with you about the shootings. 17 is a lot. i know richmond police are teaming up with chp. do you believe many of them are retaliatory? >> the freeway shootings are something that got our attention back in november when these things started to happen. not many happened in our jurisdiction. but what we learned by working with other agencies is some of these do have connections to folks we know that have connections in richmond. i think it's evidence of kind of the changing face of gang and group involved violence where folks have sort of presence in multiple localities and jurisdictions which is why the cooperative effort we've been engaged in for some time now is really helpful and really the best way to combat and counter what we see as some of it is back and forth, targeted among individuals. this is not random stuff that's directed at the public or motorists or anything like that. it's targeted a

we're looking live at the richmond/san rafael bridge. t. >> it's a pivotal weekend for the warriors run setting a new nba record of 73 wins. golden state is in memphis to phase grizzlies before the spurs. tipoff is scheduled for 5:00 p.m. our time. last night the giants won in dramatic fashion over the dodgers but not before the rookie pitcher almost had a no-hitter at at&t park. here are the highlights with this morning's sports report. >> good morning, everybody, the giants hosted the dodgers on the first friday of the season at t and t park. matt cain facing the unknown ross stripling, trying to pitch a no-hitter in his very first big league outing. bumgarner and buster posey ho r honored for the silver slugging award and slugging was absent. puig robbing matt duffy, cain goes six innings and struck out three. stripling coming back from tommy john surgery. his family looking nervous and wife standing there. no-hitter still intact. the 100th pitch to pagan and dave roberts pulls him from the game after 7 1/3 no hit innings. chris hatche

spoke on the subject of her latest book at the university of richmond -- "remembering the civil war." she returned to richmond the following june to accept the jefferson davis award for the same book. book, "burying the dead but not the past," is a personal favorite of mine kerry as she well knows. -- also edited an addition edition of a travel account which unfortunately is out-of-print and unavailable. carriey knows -- as knows, i have given a talk on her first book i think it many times as you have. [laughter] branch of history that so many people do not know about and since we are in the postwar sesquicentennial timeframe, it is especially important. co-editedney also with gallagher, our last speaker, a book about the overland campaign. we keep it all in the family here at the museum. chance today if you are interested in getting that book, you can get both editors to sign it at the same time. it is available for sale after the break. today, carrie janney will be speaking about the civil war, and the spanish-american war and the limits of national reconciliation. ladies and gentle

the car unattended. >> that's crazy. who does that? >> richmond police interviewed the 23-year-old woman at her home monday night. her 3 month-old son as well as the 6-year-old son appeared to be healthy. she told officers that her car and air-conditioning were on and she was only gone for a few minutes. >> no matter what. it is never smart to leave the engine running with your kids in the car. >> the case has drawn heat on the man that shot the video. the man called 911 only after recording what happened. >> if a person was there that actually saw the kids that were in dire need of help, i would certainly hope that instead of filming let's lend a hand. >> you listen to what he says. it sound like he is harassing her. but it probably would have been time better spent calling 911. and getting a professional there. who could intervene. and decide what to do about the situation. but you should never leave children alone in cars. >> when i talk to the man he did call 911 and at any rate he is not concerned by any criticism. >> honestly. i don't care b

it will happen in geneva. >> robin: the richmond san rafael looks great to and there are no major hot spots around the bay. everything looks great . stay with us, we will return. >> darya: now is where we get a little wild with jayv. >> justin bieber is now on the tour. he charges for error like $2,000 for people to visit him. card charge people to thousand dollars to meet him backstage. once they get back with their he gives a cardboard cutout to people and not giving them their money back. you can see three people massaging him. i don't have a picture of the cutout. dar es, i heard that he used to do that--darya. >> darya: if you go to at&t park, i always used to take pictures but didn't get very far. >> i'm not exactly sure what victoria back them is doing when she posted this on instagram. i don't of this is a message to her husband david beckham. >> darya: what are they the card-pontians? >> this is one of the best videos i've seen. i will say goodbye and you come see this video as much as you want. i'm not sure where this is that. >> there is no cgi going non this is all live. y

of baltimore and down to the southern tip s county across the northern neckn and just south of the richmond area. most of the night will be dry. we're much whatting what's out a to the west.west you see that through ohio andnd also through kentucky. that will collect ahead of the frontal boundary. we'll stay mild tonight and the front will begin to approach tomorrow morning. we'll he have on clouds around, some clouds developing. you can have an idea that at 7t7 in the morning this is nots n affecting much of the immediate washington area but then you look back towards charlottesville and the redsthe indicating there could be somese thunderstorms in there.ders by the time we get to 9:00.:00. it is scattering. there could be some showers and maybe some down powers.ower we'll take this to noon and it looks like clouds are startinge to thin out and we may get a number of hours of sunshineshin tomorrow afternoon which will hump the temperature up close to 78 or 80-degrees, but it could also trigger a few more showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. maybe a few with heavy down powers. showin

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dermyer was on a training exercise with a dozen other trooper at the richmond greyhound depo. 30 seconds later after he stopped to talk to brown, he pulled the handgun out and shot the trooper repeatedly. >> this man was like get down, get down. >> reporter: two other troopers returned fire, brown continued to fight with medics and officers, as they rushed him to the hospital where he died. >> the loud noises didn't make sense. i was like there is that's gun shots, then there were five or ten more. >> reporter: he would pull off the interstate to save a lost dog. he is survived by his wife and two young children. >> my prayers and heart are with his family. >> reporter: in addition to murder, brown had been charged in aurora, illinois, with aggravated battery of a pregnant woman, aggravated battery of an un born child, intimidation and felony possession of a women, his aunt told colleagues in richmond, he vowed never to go back to prison, he said that he would fight it out with police. live at virginia state police headquarters. >> trooper dermyer wearing ace body armor and the superinte

>>mark: police said the 30 year- old was killed on the richmond boulevard he left sometime saturday night and was found dead later that night police and have very little information. >>mark: the judge's refusal to dismiss the second-degree murder charge in the kate steinle of shooting case she was shot and killed last session walk along tear 14 the man accused of killing her is francisco lopez and chest he was released from custody by the city sheriff because of san francisco center or set a policy despite the judge sided with the prosecution did not drop the murder charge of the child is yet to be sent. >>anny hong: them to confront a man who exposed themselves to a seven year-old girl police released a sketch to manchester and the incident happened monday during lunch time recess at a lonely and the manner school. >>mark: the postal worker that out of the truck to deliver some help unlock the truck rolled became backed the truck was gone the mail truck look like this when police found it a short time later but all the mail inside was missing the service is trying to figure out how many

next applicant. >> my name is jay i live in the richmond i shop and commute, i'm here everyday and i up and participate at every meeting on the agenda thanks. >> thank you any other members of the public that are politically to the seat geary cac seeing none, oh, now is that really farrell sorry issues with the screen commissioner avalos. >> i want to express one request from the district one supervisor mar is interested in supporting maggie for the at large seat and considering would to appoint for the richmond seat and there is consensus on the committee like to proposals that thank you commissioner farrell. >> sure actually but i'll comment that commissioner avalos has turned in happy to do that i think mr. post and mr. kingsley i'll support them and happy to do so i support people that come to those hearings i understand people can't but for tenderloin for the district supervisor with the at large seat i'll support but understand a discussion and happy to support. >> commissioner peskin. >> sorry commissioner london breed. >> one of those days the back of my name mayor faulkner w

chp says most of the gangs involved come from the richmond area and the violence spills over to the highways. to stop it they start at the source. >> we have to come to where they are at. >> reporter: they start here and then go to the freeway? >> [bleep]ly. >> reporter: california highway patrol -- >> absolutely. >> reporter: california highway patrol making that happen. there have been three of these operations with marked patrols, under cover officers, k-9s and a helicopter. they took 29 illegal guns off the streets and made 69 arrests. including this man. the first arrest of a freeway shooter. >> we are working hard to solve the cases. they are very important to us. we are trying to hold those accountable for what they are doing. >> reporter: what is next for this investigation? i can't get too specific because the bad guys watch news also. this is not the last time all the men and women will be looking for gang members in the area. i can tell you tonight there have been about six arrests. there may be more. emily turner kpix 5. >>> a run away dump truck crashed into a house a few hours

>>rebecca: the richmond side over to the north to the side of golden gate bridge problem free all the way to high with 37 of the novato area and all the way down to sausalito it would take five minutes of across the span to san francisco. >>mark: and her husband are planning their family and she is under doctor's orders to arrest the 49 year-old announced in this video clip that there's been a sudden change to the second legator was started in august she did not say she was pregnant she has not forgotten about her fans willontinue the tour as soon as possible web wanted the first and art first- run from the suite of the future and is being stored at a test of the selling the new car the supposed to the quieter cool and more comfortable your hopes so ordered more than a thousand to replace the four year-old fleet the new trends will start hitting the tracks this fall. >>mark: they're conducting a training exercise a mare island starting at around 9:00 a.m. this note with a visible. >>darya: senses the mayor ed lee went to make a wish foundation office to deliver the good news there arr

now the latest from richmond. >> reporter: chris and doreen, we have learned that trooper dermyer was on a specialized training mission designed to intercept drugs at bus stations across the commonwealth. as we zoom in, you can see this is still very much an active crime scene with virginia state police as well as richmond police officers combing through the area and processing the crime scene that spans across this bus station. and we've learned that the trooper simply introduced himself to the suspect, and that's when the man opened fire. [ sirens ] it was chaos in the midst of an active shooter situation. a full police escort for this ambulance with a trooper fighting to survive. trooper chad dermyer is seen here with the superintendent of state police handing him his vsp diploma, the same man colonel steven trooper unddermyer's death. >> it's with an extremely heavy heart that i announce the loss of trooper dermyer. >> reporter: he is here at the greyhound plus station with a police team training on how to intercept drugs. bus terminals, often critical transfer points for narcotic

>>anny hong: we live in the richmond this morning with the story.tran: all the way down to san pablo road is about 7 mi. is the to the video of the past several months another card pulls up to a card number to shoe said that vehicle and according to the chp they believe that shooting was targeted. >>mark: she was last seen feb. her mother's body was found a san francisco mclaren car on friday they say they're still a shock over her death >>anny hong: they attack the 48 your honor san francisco could see the measure in the city's religious evansville last month showing a man chasing a move to st. stabbing awa use on the ground and then taking his back before running away please offering of 5000 award for information leading to arrest. >>anny hong: on suspicion of sexual assault police arrested david wilson of in front as jim called wolf pak yesterday and >>mark: most women reported their concern to uc-berkeley a year ago and this included the professor had violated the universe's such harassment policy with one of the grant students. >>anny hong: pol

we do have the richmond san rafael bridge. the east bay shoreline is wet. fairfield along i state 80. richmond kensington berkeley all those communities are seeing some light rain. and into the east bay on the way into antioch and pittsburgh. walnut creek. shifting to the south we have scattered showers right on the edge fremont. light rain around santa clara and san jose. into the second part of the day we're looking at isolated showers. will be mostly cloudy relatively mild. look at the air. 35 in san francisco. 56 napa. 57 livermore. if you're going to the giants game bring the rain gear. mostly cloudy with spotty showers. the full forecast coming up. >>> chp is investigating a deadly crash in oakland that happened before midnight on the harrison street offramp on highway 580. and viscusi the driver lost control and will this vehicle on the offramp. it appeared he was not wearing a seatbelt. >> during the collision the driver was ejected. there were no other passengers in the vehicle at the time and the driver passed away on the scene. >> reporter: it sti

the father of two was shot and killed last week at the greyhound bus station in richmond. his fellow troopers fired back killing the gunman. >>> a maryland restaurant and lounge has been closed for public safety concerns. prince george's county police say three men were starred at martini's in ft. washington early yesterday more than. phillip harrington from southeast washington now faces assault charges. the three victims were taken to the hospital and are expected to be okay. >>> today voters in wisconsin could change the course of decision 2016. polling places open in about an hour there. right now the polls show democratic senator bernie sanders and gsenator ted cruz slight leads in their reec about 15 minutes with what to watch for. >>> and also today, d.c. council plans to take an emergency vote on whether to allow senator bernie sanders on to the democratic primary ballot. local election officials missed a paperwork deadline, filing deadline, last week meaning his name is not on the ballot. if d.c. council reverses that today, it needs approval from mayor bowser. >>>

right hand side of the screen that is the commute section is the west about ride over to 1 01 the richmond san rafael bridge is going to pretty much all your tree have a couple of cars heading westbound on the left- hand side of the screen no problems to report no delays to can the ride for the east bay driver through the livermore valley looking good where 27 men is just under half hour. >>will tran: there other ways to be distracted like changing the real station we explained in this edition. >>stanley roberts: this jive appears to be going through her facebook feet. >>stanley roberts: the entire month of april is distracted driver awareness month to everyone has a reason why they're not answering the availability of the devices of the on the way it consider a distracted driver this appears to be grading papers to help cover paper that is the least they have been a plus you might not know this but taking calls from the camera is also a form of distracted driving doing something can also make you distracted driver and if you have a crash in terms of you're distracted you could be held lia

the richmond san rafael bridge has been done nicely. not bad. >> mark: the warriors made history last night when they made their 73rd when. now people can now way to get their hands on all the commemorative merchandise. >> averi: sports authority in san francisco will open in about 30 minutes by i am surrounded by blue and gold. the t-shirts and jerseys are not all they will have. they are waiting in mr. shipman of your dear that is a member tiv. >> i have not seen the designs. there'll be lots and blues and yellows but i am in the dark gray now. go at avery you will be anticipating lots of people coming into the store. historical way with the giants when something big happens we always do well. >> averi: the store opens at 9:00 this morning. the stores waiting there mr. shipment-- mystery shipment. if you are looking for golden state warriors gear you can get here a sports authority. >> mark: stephen curry shattered his own the record last night with having 402 three-pointers. >> anny: here is a shot by shot record of him being nba rec

the richmond san rafael bridge is open. e bay bridge and smart drive * next. >> darya: too much time looking down at your phone tablet may be causing damage to your spine. it may be damaging your spine ligaments. the average a person spends looking down as two to four hours. recommendations the they do not use your phone a tablet for extended work. and when you did you should raise your phone entablature up to you. >> darya: are you kidding me? i would be mocked for doing that. >> anny: grab your umbrella because we're tracking some showers in the south bay headed toward the north. >> darya: take a look at the weather. faking about the weather i cadets. >> anny: send it look so little less wet then saturday. i am tracking moisture for the south bay and peninsula. redwood city and palo alto and san mateo or getting a little rain as well. we are tracking this sell--c ell. our high today will be 60 degrees. i am expecting temperatures to cool down so bring an umbrella. right now is 57 and san francisco and you could see the tem

temperatures on the warm side for many, and the record back in 1924, and the richmond 86 would be five record. gilroy at 88 is also off the record, and livermore at 90 would be a record, the we will have about three or four in the mix. and this airflow is turning his, and if it goes south, that will usher in a cooler pattern. 50 mill valley, 46 petaluma, and calistoga 71 degrees. i've seen some upper 60s and 70s and a higher elevations. northeast fairfield, south of concord, and there's still an easterly component. 70 in monterey. in it looks good today. cloud cover tomorrow moving in, and we have system from the south and another when moving in, not only giving us cloud cover but rain, and the cloud cover will come screaming in tomorrow, and rain will hold off until probably friday. again, this is a hit-and-miss, and not widespread, but plenty in the mix, especially in southern california and the sierra. a big change for many, warm and hot, and lows in the hills, 60s and 70s. 80s and 90s on the temperatures, and tomorrow they will all come tumbling down. a big drop by 15 to 20 degrees

thanks much to the richmond district for promoting hearts in our community. a lot of the community based organizations will to educate us about various community issues. the event also commemorates national record store day. i don't know if any of you like i know like i do, even the hbo series about the 70s hip-hop, punk scene, and other types of music that emerged from that early 70s period with love voice record source commemorating national record store day and the public are well supported host a movie and are displayed on the festival and the history of vinyl and records the playland on balboa festival celebrates and commemorates the richmond district history of our website the zika and cultural scene. chet holmes actually had a music place that's kind of like a counterculture place for all the bands supply right on balboa and the great highway for period bar history has appeared san francisco website music and cultural scene will be highlighted. from the old outside lan days of the turn-of-the-century to fulton street. town saloons to the psychedelic roc

chp says most of the gangs involved come from the richmond area and the violence spills over to the highways. to stop it, this task force starts at the source. >> so they start here and then go to the freeway. >> reporter: california highway patrol has joined forces with 15 other federal, state and local agencies to make that happen. so far there have been three operations with marked patrols, undercover officers, k-9s and a helicopter. in just the last 90 days, they have taken 29 illegal guns off the streets and made 69 felony gang-related arrests including this man, the first arrest of an accused freeway shooter. >> we want to let the public know we're out here working hard to solve these cases. they're very important to us. it's a top priority. we are trying to get to the bottom of what happened and hold those accountable for what they are doing. >> reporter: emily turner, kpix 5. >> so what's next? investigators wouldn't tell us much but say this isn't the last time they will be out on the streets looking for gang members. in tuesday's sweep, at least 6 people were arrested. >>> in san j

we'll show you heading into the north bay from the richmond side. s is the 580 approach heading over toward the san rafael side. a smooth drive but you have to wait to pay that tool. back to you. >> thank you very much. in a story you'll only see on nbc bay area. correctional officers at the elmwood jail recovering after being involved in a fight with inmates believed to be intoxicated. all of this unfolding yesterday. three deputies say they smelled alcohol in a protective custody jail cell and went to escort two inmates from the cell. one of them attacked the deputies. one got kicked in the face and another severely injured. this as the county wrestles with security concerns. >> the sheriff was aware of this altercation. she visited the deputies at the hospital. i came out here so the public knows what is going on. >> for more contact, this violent scuffle comes one week after nbc bay area obtained leaked memos written in late 2014 that warned the surveillance cameras is outdated. >>> 6:52. richmond's acting police chief will be officially sworn in

. >> he's been on the richmond police force for three decades and now the chief. >> officer brown appointedthe chief. the 52-year-old oakland native been serving at interim chief. and he sat down with us and said his 31 years with the richmond police department gives us unique perspective about how the department adapts. >> it is the community's responsibility, not just the police. so what i learned is that the most important variable is the communities, the folks and the people and what we have seen more recently. the communities play the role and we have seen the violence in the neighborhoods, that could continue because the folks can be anonymous but that's not the case anymore. folks are looking out and reporting suspicious activity. >> why have that changed? >> because of the trust and we keep officers assigned so they can understand and learn the neighborhoods and make connections and get involved in community meetings and share information. two way communication. >> chief brown says that people can report crimes to officers to stop the crime in their own neighborhood. >>> let's go to

begun fire at the richmond, virginia, greyhound bus station. >> we have an active shooting, 2910 north boulevard. they're still actively shooting. >> reporter: witnesses reported a panic to get away from the gunshots. others were just about to go inside. >> i had my hand on the door handle when i heard two gunshots go off. i didn't think they were gunshots, but then there were like five, maybe ten more after that. i could see the muzzle flash through the tinted door. so i ran out of there. >> reporter: officials say state police were conducting a counterdrug training mission at the bus terminal, which included talking to people in the bus station. they say an officer in uniform approached one man who pulled a gun, shooting at close range. the wounded trooper was rushed to the hospital but was later pronounced dead. officials say two officers fired at the gunman. >> we had two civilian who's are being treated for non-life-threatening injuries, and the shooting suspect is deceased. >> the shooting happened in downtown richmond, about four miles from the state capitol building. tonight of

officers believe most of the gangs involved in the shootings are from richmond. >>mark: they won by a final three to two they leave the best of seven series three games to one the series hitting back to los angeles game 5 tomorrow night at 732. >>darya: we have game 3 for the will and testament of tonight that are in houston taken on the rocket and maybe have to do it again without steph curry. >>will tran: steph curry as a whipping up in houston this morning he is at the hotel and everyone we spoke into this morning including the shares deputy right behind as he would not on camera but he also settled a big smile stay at the hotel we do not need you this get you video of steph curry in houston he tried he was our practice is to do and should rounds we do know he will test the dollar's drop the day and possibly even before game time just like he did before he did say if it was the same condition as game 2 will likely he will pull himself out and not play game 3 of the ndp said i am well and nothing is a low and is a motion is put him in the game and police in sacr

. >> robbers targeted employees near the richmond hilltop mall at midnight. the restaurant security guard was roughed up during the robbery. police are hook for three men who sped away from the restaurant in a faded red acura. they may have taken cell phones from the victims and seeing in one can be tracked. >> a lot people are thing of steph curry a limp and a prayer sickle is how steph curry lost game four in houston. we will know more after the m.r.i. today. we have the hard to watch video. we all said collective "ouch." timing is terrible when steph curry involved from one injury he suffered another to the right knee. at the end of the second quarter he slip off the foot, sank to the floor and had to roll, grab it, in pain and did not play in the second half. he walked out limping after the payment and had a prayer circle right here with his friends. steph curry sat out game and and three for an injury and started game four yesterday. the foot has recovered but the focus switches to his knee. the teammates responded with a massive third quarter and beat th

the man accused of killing a virginia state trooper yesterday in richmond was on his way to the district. that detail just part of the new information that is coming to light today. tonight we have team coverage. amy aubert has more on the sudden spike in police shootings in the area. but we begin with jeff goldberg live at the state police headquarters outside of richmond with details on the trooper chad dermyer and the man accused of killing the young officer. jeff? jeff: well, alison, a press conference wrapping up 45 minutes ago. we james brown. we are told that his journey started in raleigh, north carolina. we was ultimately headed to chicago with several stops along the way including here in richmond, virginia. now behind me, this is the patrol cruiser of trooper chad dermyer. it is covered in flowers and notes. this community grieves trooper dermyer's loss as well as offer support to the state police. 34-year-old james brown had a long criminal history in his home state of illinois including attempt murder gun and drug charges. authorities say when brown shot and killed 37-year-o

nbc bay area's michelle roberts is at the richmond police station. do we know the condition of the baby and do we know the name of the mother or presumably the person inside the store that they're looking for? >> reporter: at this point police are not releasing it. the baby was crying but did appear to be okay. meanwhile, police are trying to make contact with the woman in the video. we don't know if she's the mother. they still haven't been able to talk to her. >> using game stop while a baby is in the car crying. >> this cell phone video taken on friday has triggered a police investigation. the man behind the camera shows a child in the back seat of a car while he claims the driver is shopping inside a nearby game stop store in richmond. >> she'd rather get a video game than taking care of her baby in the car by itself crying on a hot day. >> when the video starts, the windows are cracked. after the woman realizes the man is recording, she returns to the car and rolled them up. it's unclear if the air conditioning was on. >> that's crazy. who does t

>>james: some moderate showers also began the following up to richmond area slide in the math are outte a bit of rain impact of this is like concord a walnut creek or river city power also you see lybrand renouncing it across both the san mateo bridge in the dumbarton bridge is typical of the final stop you consider showers beginning to develop a ronson was a we have showers out never green south of san jose will see a pot of and sun belt cupertino beginning to see showers moved overhead things a little more aware and the south bay over the course of the next 15 to 20 minutes 15 on a sustained when an oakland 16 in concord 12 and fairfield 13 1/2 on bay. >>james: it is for the strong out along the coast temperatures mild a lot of the upper fifties to low 60s to does not feel terribly cold a surrogate it will be wet as a head of the door howe long does the rain last week of defense for the time line to six to 7:00 looking in the rain really impacting the east and the commencement as the push toward 9:00 by 6:00 p.m. and will start coming down the evening ride home to work the 7 day aro

nih confirms it receives brains from the richmond medical examiner's office. they say the for research for a monthly contract with the virginia department of health. >> tense moment for passengers on the red line. it happened at 7:15 p.m. saturday night. a red line train encountered heavy smoke in the tunnel. the train was evacuated and parts of the red line was shot down. the federal transit administration which currently has oversight of metro will be investigating the incident. no one was injured, but there were some frightening and chaotic moments for passengers. one rider tells us the light went off and she heard an explosion. the train reversed direction, passengers were off loaded at the platform and the station was evacuated. we talked to riders who are fed up and don't understand why our metro system has so many issues. >> i and some overpass jersey directly asked them why what's going on. and he wouldn't answer. in fact he wouldn't even make eye contact. he seemed very nervous. >> metro says a metal part of a rail dislodged and came into contact with

the country. mr. loudermilk: mr. richmond brought up -- sorry, the ranking member brought up the case of the shooting in south carolina. that was an american citizen who was under your legal jurisdiction, correct? governor haley: that is correct. mr. loudermilk: so we would be adding more perpetrators into your state that aren't necessarily under your jurisdictional boundary? governor haley: that's exactly right. mr. loudermilk: increasing the threat -- of which we have threats in this nation. there is another aspect of this is -- is south carolina or charleston ever susceptible to natural disasters? governor haley: yes, of course. mr. loudermilk: such as hurricanes? governor haley: yes. mr. loudermilk: has the administration talked about the evacuation plan or security risk should you have to evacuate a detention facility in the case of a hurricane? governor haley: we have to do that. if that happens we would certainly have to figure out how to do that. that creates not only more security but where do you go? what do you do