>> reporter: yeah, richmond police did share pictures of photos of the vehicle involved. it is a red smart car with a black top. police say before noon that car was driving on mcdonald at 27 where the child briefly slipped away from his mom who was trying to put him in their car and that child was struck. the 3-year-old was air lifted to the hospital in extremely critical condition. >> we are asking the public to help us out on this one. this is a 3-year-old child, it really kind of hits us pretty good, so. >> reporter: police say if the driver just stayed here they could have talked about what happened. they believe it was an accident but by leaving the scene that person may leave himself or herself open to a felony. they're still asking the person to call them and turn themselves in. absent that, they are asking anyone who may have seen the accident, who got a license plate or any other identifying information to call richmond police. again the 3-year-old boy is in intreatmently critical condition and had to be air lifted from the scene here to the hospital. live in ric

we have traffic building up along richmond parkway but once you get over towards 580 richmond/san rafael bridge, speeds are still in the green if you want to use that as a ultimate route or you can cut back along 580 towards 80 again and reconnect. but right now that backup is going to take time. debris is in the road from the crash. here's 80 at san pablo dam road. that mess has two lanes blocked. chp has issued a "sig alert." no word when the lanes will be reopened but you can imagine, this is going to take quite some time to clean up. we're told that there was mail or packages that -- it might have been a mail truck or a u.p.s. truck. so this is a mess out there. if you can avoid interstate 80 the eastshore freeway, i would do so. right now, your ride along 580 though is fine. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> it's going to be sizzling. right now, though, nice and comfortable out there. right now is the time to get outside early this morning before those temperatures really start to bake. we are getting clear views of the bridges and our skyline as well because no marine

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( mark ) happening right now... another bay area neighborhood on edge as police look for a prowler. yesterday we told you about the prowler on the loose in alameda. now police in santa clara are looking for this man. they say he was seen peeping into homes near the intersection of kiely boulevard and homestead road. he was seen looking in windows during the day and night. police do not believe that this case to the one in alameda. ( darya ) police in vallejo are investigating a body found in front of the medic ambulance building. the body was found yesterday afternoon at the building on couch street. the victim had multiple gunshot wounds. police say it looks like somebody drove the victim to the ambulance service's office instead of a hospital. ( darya ) happening today...

richmond police tried to pull the suspect over this morning. he sped away. so chptr before the macarthur maze. >> it had flat tires, so it was starting to lose the tire then the traffic stopped. >> reporter: officers talked with the driver on the phone before he got out. >> what i do know when he exited the vehicle, he did fire a shot at our officers. >> we're still trying to determine which officers were s how many. >> reporter: east 80 reopened around 11:00. but westbound remained closed until 5:00 in the evening. they'll release the name of man involved once his next of kin has been notified. abc 7 news. >>> another commute issue in san francisco where the fremont street from westbound 80 was shut down for hours. an ac transit bus driver lost control, hit another bus, then drove onto the sidewalk and into a building under construction. four people were taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> surveillance photos could be key in capturing a driver who ran down a 3-year-old child in richmond and then drove away. the child is in critical

richmond san rafael bridge. (mark) researchers at cornell university have found that caffeine can cause cravings for sweets. caffeine blocks a chemical that makes you feel sleepy. that chemical also helps you taste sweet things. blocking the ability to taste sweet flavors -- makes you crave sweets more. however caffeine does have some health benefits -- including reducing the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes. (tiffany) september is here... and that means starbucks is bringing back its pumpkin spice latte. some stores are already selling the autumnal drink. but the pumpkin space latte won't officially be available until tomorrow. this drink is big business for the coffee giant. starbucks says 200- million pumpkin spice lattes have been sold in its first 10 years of existence. (james) watching the weather this morning. your forecast is right after the break. [ upbeat music playing ] ♪ let's go. [ door slams closed ] [ music stops ] bye, mom. thanks for breakfast, mom. you look fantastic today, honey. [

time i caught the ball, that one catch resulted in 180,000-dollar scholarship to the university of richmond because the coach said he didn't give up, he kept going. that was the grits and the first and the second chance. >> how did you get from playing from the university of richmond spiders to space shuttle missions? >> i think the turning of season from 0-10 around to 3-8 in playoffs brought the college scout and then all of the hard work and dedication and discipline, i went to work for nasa, a friend of mine gave me an application and said you would be a great astronaut and i was like, yeah right, the same year i didn't fill out the application, someone else did and he got in and i said to myself, well, if that guy could get in, i could get in. the competition, then believing that i could do that same thing and i applied and i got in to the astronaut course. >> well, before we go any further, you want to tell our viewers this is a call, leland melvin has been to space twice, worked for nasa for 20-some years, your chance to talk to astronaut, 748-8201 for those of you in the mountain an

counter protestors outnumbered the united states of america, not hate rally in richmond. the group is demanding virginia state officials keep a statute honoring general robert e. lee. >> we need to defend american history. >> reporter: others say it is a painful reminder of the past and it is time to come down. >> it is history. >> that history reminds everybody of how they wanted to keep us as slaves. >> reporter: virginia is an open carry state but the demonstration was peaceful. heavily armed police used barricades to keep the crowds from getting too close to the statute. >> there were dueling demonstrations in washington d.c. fans of the rock group and at the other end several pro trump supporters gathered for the mothers of all rallies. >> this is to support america and our leader. you need to have faith in your leadership. >> there was a police presence and no reports of violence. >>> one woman was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct after officers say that she threatened a by standder. >> strictly limiting how much that police can interact with i.c.e. >> i

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(tiffany) omar jimenez is in richmond, texas with the latest. while the skies above southeast texas have cleared other dangers are emerging. rising flood waters remains a major challenge as rescue missions continue in some of the hardest hit areas.nats more than 72,000 people have been rescued so far... according to officials.flooded water pumps have left the city of beaumont without clean water... one hospital had to evacuate.voice of marcus mclellan/ jefferson county sheriff's office: it's not hygienic, it's not functional for hospital care. so they're getting those individuals out of there so they can continue with medical care."a mandatory evacuation for most of orange county was issued thursday due to rising waters and a threats from swollen rivers. across the state, families are searching tirelessly for missing loved-ones.perla jaquez/ missing man's wife: my son was going to cross with him but he decided to turn back... i ask all people out there of you have seen or heard, please notify me,in houston.. parts of the city are still under wat

this flag here is a 13th regiment flag, and was actually a flag that flew over the capital of richmond, virginia. the story is that a young man named richard forrester took the flag after it was tossed out after the richmond government , decided to secede from the union. he took the flag and put it under his cot, and kept it there until the new hampshire 13th regiment came marching into richmond, virginia. he took the flag and put it up the pole. and our men saw that flag was going up and they went and met him. he was a free african-american who was working in the virginia legislature at the time. he left with the new hampshire 13th regiment and came back to new england. in fact he finished out the rest , of his life here in new england. the flag he brought back state -- stayed with the 13th regiment flags and ultimately ended up in our case. so along with the fact that our men were off to war during the civil war, new hampshire 's legislature in our government was still going forward at this very dark time. the building had not had any renovations since it opened in 1819. but during t

live in richmond with the latest. eric? >> reporter: police got the car and owner of the car early this morning but owner is not the suspect. that's the twist. that's what brought richmond detectives to this auto repair shop in 3700 block of mcdonald. stopped the car and owner and turned over to richmond officers this morning. police determined he was totally in the dark. >> driver didn't have clue as to what occurred with his vehicle. apparently he dropped it off for some maintenance work. >> reporter: led detectives to auto repair shop ten blocks from the accident scene. 19-year-old receptionist in for questioning and alleged she borrowed the car without owner's knowledge. >> under arrest and booked for filed yet.and run just taken in custody today. hopeful will be filed tomorrow or monday. >> reporter: collisione:3er h y. three-year-old slipped out of mom's grasp as she tried to put him in car and bolted into the street. this man was working nearby and came out to see the commotion. >> boy was not talking or speaking. fl

. >> this person connected to this homicide was in the city of richmond. we asked the police to stop the vehicle. he failed to yield to the richmond officers. >> when they threw down a a both of his hands out of the window and then he steps out of his car. nat brady recorded the stand off. you can see when the suspect's gun starts firing. >> i thought i heard a shot. all right. he put his hand. oh, he's shooting. they just took him out. oh my god. oh my god. >> pretty clear that the individual is not cooperating and fired a shot and somewhere near the officers or at the officers. >> all the while, thousands of commuters in both directions stuck for hours waiting for the scene to clear. >> i was like, oh my gosh, what is happening. i looked over and there was spd. >> there was more than one officer involved in the shooting and multiple rounds were fired. we don't have the number of officers that were involved. they have all been sequestered. >> back out here live, traffic moving in both directions. quite a relief to commuters. a lot of people stuck in this

---"willie johnson" de 41 aÑos de richmond fue arrestado por robo a mano armada y violar su libertad condicional... --- el sujeto est detrs de las rejas en la "carcel de martinez" con una fianza de 50mil dolares... --- de acuerdo al reporte oficial cuando llegaron a la tienda, la victima manifest que el sospechoso rob mercadera y amenaz con abrir fuego cuando fue confrontado afuera de la tienda. ---noticia en desarrollo. ---oficiales patrullan una escuela preparatoria en el condado de marin despues de recibir amenazas violentas. ---los policias estarn atentos a lo que pueda suceder en la escuela "larkspur" donde estudiantes reportaron haber encontrado amenazas de un posible tiroteo y grafiti escrito en uno de los baÑos. ---el director de la escuela dijo que el caso est bajo investigacin. ---la semana pasada, estudiantes tuvieron que ser evacuadas despues de una amenaza de bomba. --- dos hombres han sido hospitalizados en dos tiroteos diferentes partes del "este de oakland" ---uno fue baleado alrededor de las 11 de la noche de ayer sobre el bulevar "international" y un segundo herido

going to richmond? washington. back there. >> richmond is first. that's why it was in there. i'm an old man. you have don't think that fast. don't miss the actionen forecast. -- don't miss the alaskan forecast. i was there for a few weeks to visit my son at the airport. i don't think it got above 56 any day we were there even though it was july. this is mild temperatures for alaska. it's getting dark there soon. this evening from washington in the 70's. to 71 by 9:00 tonight. afraid to click what is next here. good. forecast. for the overnight hours. 60 to 68. partly cloudy and muggy with patchy fog in the area by morning. those are the the thunderbird and the joint base andrew. air show at the public this weekend. 84 degrees. sunshine. nice weather, fun for the family. isolated shower is possible. i don't think they will have any effect on the aerial performances or the static displays on the ground. hurricane plots on jose. all of them stay offshore. don't think it's a big effect other than the water and the erosion effects. rip currents. ten days in a row. we'll be in the

live in richmond with the latest. eric? >> reporter: police got the car and owner of the car early this morning but owner is not the suspect. that's the twist. that's what brought richmond detectives to this auto repair shop in 3700 block of mcdonald. stopped the car and owner and turned over to richmond officers this morning. police determined he was totally in the dark. >> driver didn't have clue as to what occurred with his vehicle. apparently he dropped it off for some maintenance work. >> reporter: led detectives to auto repair shop ten blocks from the accident scene. 19-year-old receptionist in for questioning and alleged she borrowed the car without owner's knowledge. >> under arrest and booked for felony hit and run. case not filed yet. just taken in custody today. hopeful will be filed tomorrow or monday. >> reporter: collision here 11:30 yesterday morning. three-year-old slipped out of mom's grasp as she tried to put him in car and bolted into the street. this man was working nearby and came out to see the commoti

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. sb 880 at 66th ave accident blocking the left lane ( darya ) bart riders say they have had enough of the filth on the trains. this comes after video surfaced ( darya ) bart riders say they have had enough of the filth on the trains. this comes after video surfaced showing a woman going to the bathroom on the train. this is a still image from that video. it happened on a train from pittsburg to san francisco. the man who took the video says he has seen this happen several times. other bart riders say they have seen similar incidents on other trains a well. ( darya ) kron 4 has reached out to bart about the problem. they have not yet responded to us. ( darya ) new video

berkeley out of richmond. you will start tapping those brakes. but yes, we have the metering lights on. here's a live look at the foot of the maze. this is the macarthur maze 80, 880 and 580. you can see all those brake lights. that's due to the crash. we have the metering lights that are on. so speeds are in the yellow heading into san francisco. that crash just past the metering lights is on the shoulder no longer blocking lanes. but you can see that build-up as you approach the metering lights. past that, smooth sailing into san francisco. let's check in with neda on the forecast. >> it looks like the skies are smooth sailing. we can see a lot of the san francisco skyline there just beautiful bay bridge looking nice and sparkly, twinkling out there as we wait for the sun to rise this morning. so yes, it's been gorgeous. it's a logical cool. here's golden gate bridge. usually -- it's a little cool. no fog at the golden gate bridge. it's windy. it's pushing some of the fog out. current temperatures: our temperatures are going to rise and feel co

the smart car was at a richmond auto repair shop for maintenance. police say the woman worked at the shop and took the keys to the car and went for a drive. this morning the boy is still in critical condition. the woman is being charged with felony hit-and-run. (darya) happening today... a funeral service will be held for a c-h-p officer who was killed in a motorcycle accident. officer james branik of san jose was riding his motorcycle tuesday morning on monterey highway in santa clara when he was hit by a pickup truck. branik's funeral will be held at the morgan hill community and cultural center at 2:30 this afternoon. it is open to the public. ( mark ) happening now... police in santa rosa are looking for the person who robbed a rite aid store at gunpoint. these are surveillance pictures of the robber. you can see him pointing a gun at the cashier. it happened yesterday afternoon at the store on stony point road. ( mark ) two women who escaped from a federal minimum security facility in dublin... are back in police custody this morning. after bei

hot spot in richmond wb 80 at hill accident blocking two lanes, slow from hwy 4. bay bridge wb ( darya ) police in the east bay are looking for three armed men who robbed a target store. take a look at the surveillance video police just released. the robbery happened at the emeryville target on 40th street on saturday night just as the store was closing. three men armed with guns forced customers and employees to the ground... then took money from the cash registers. ( darya ) the three robbers were last seen getting away in a silver four-door sedan. ( mark ) the possible closure of one hospital unit in san francisco could cost some patients their lives. it is happening at the life support unit in saint luke's hospital. twenty-four families gathered in front of city hall yesterday. they pleaded to the public to help them stop the closure. family members say there is no other similar facility

intense fog in the richmond district, it's slowly lifting. 57 degrees. if you are in the city and its 85 and you are used to 65 or 70 degrees, that's warm. in half moon bay, it's 86, that's really hot along the coast. that like us being 105. our fog bank is very shallow, the warm air aloft abilities as a cap. it's limited it goes over the golden gate. it has not lifted yet. sont rosa already off 10 degrees compared to yesterday at this time. i should drop them to 82. the city is 74. livermore, 80 80 -- 89. san jose is warm too. 88. berkeley, 58, lower 60s in alameda and oakland. the city has dropped. 54 degrees. the temperatures are coming down as the fog comes in. the lower clouds and fog banking up on most of the coast, but not all of it. there are pockets where it's not in yet. a cool looking low, that's the key to the weather pattern change, that system is going to open the door to a cooler pattern, 40s in some parts of santa rosa. the biggest drop has been to the north. 52 in mill valley. 48 in bodega bay. objection-- occidental 10 degrees cooler. t

in the thing is a scout was there for the university of richmond. he walked out of the stadium my coach jb greene believed in me. this time i caught the ball. that one catch resulted in a hundred $80,000 scholarship to the university of richmond. it was a great in the perseverance. in the second chance. how did you get from plane from the university of richmond spiders to the spacee shuttle missions. i think the turning of season to zero and ten i think the turning of season to zero and ten it brought some pro scouts down. and all of the hard work and dedication and discipline i went to work for nasa a friend of mine gave me an application a said you would be a great the astronaut i said yeah right. that same year and it filled i didn't fill the application out someone else did.the if that guy can it get and i can in i can get in. the competition and then believing that i could do the same thing and i applied andnd gotten to the astronaut course. before we go any further. we want to tell the viewers this is a call in segment. he has been in space tw

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( mark ) happening now... three major storms are in the atlantic and at least one of them could cause problems for the east coast. right now hurricane jose is a category no major hot spots. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( mark ) happening now... three major storms are in the atlantic and at least one of them could cause problems for ( mark ) happening now... three major storms are in the atlantic and at least one of them could cause problems for the east coast. right now hurricane jose is a category one storm. it is not expected to make landfall but it will cause dangerous surf and rip currents along the east coast for the next few days. and hurricane maria is expected to strengthen to a category 4 storm as it makes its way towards parts of the caribbean that were already devastated by hurricane irma. the third storm is tropical depression

--la persecucion comenz en ''fairfield'' alrededor de las 9 de la maÑana y la policia de richmond se involucr cuando el sujeto pas huyendo por esa ciudad. cesar --el incidente caus caos vial por horas mientras las autoridades realizaban sus investigaciones.. cesar/take vo --en san francisco, el choque de dos autobuses envi a tres personas al hospital esta maÑana.. --la colision tuvo lugar cerca de las calles ''fremont'' y ''howard'' durante las horas de mas trafico vehicular..y provoc el cierre de la autopista 80 en la salida de la calle ''folsom''.. --uno de los vehiculos pertenece al sistema de transito de los condados de alameda y contra costa.. -- un poste de luz fue daÑado cuando se estrellaron los autobuses... --se desconoce cmo ocurri el accidente.. blanca/take vo --tambien en san francisco, la policia dio a conocer la identidad del hombre que muri a manos de oficiales, luego de mantener como rehenes a su esposa y sus 2 hijos en un apartamento en la zona de ''nob hill'' el pasado fin de semana. --''damian murray'', de 46 aÑos, fue abatido por los agentes despues de horas de

at a stop light in richmond stanley roberts kron 4 news (steve) (steve) new tonight at ten... a bar in missouri is getting criticism for a doormat that some are calling racist. take a look a this... the makeshift doormat shows a marshawn "lynch" jersey next to a colin "kaepernick" jersey. the bar's owner is served in the military and says the make-shift door mat started as a stance against players taking a knee during the national anthem. he claims it is not a race thing... (steve) he insists the order was an accident and

now, all this happened after a police car chase and shootout that began in richmond this morning. >>> reporter: embassy police are emeryville police are investigating the shootout. the standoff happened following a pursuit on i-80 eastbound past the powell street exit about 9 a.m. cell phone video captured the scene. fairfield and richmond police officers say they tried negotiating with the driver of this dark chevy suburban. they say he was holding a gun. one witness saw what happened. >> they told the guy get out the car and he wouldn't get out. at least at least about 20 minutes. >> reporter: police say they fired nonlethal weapons but say the suspect didn't surrender. one witness thought she heard some 50 gunshots. [ gunfire ] >> screaming and cursing ] >> they shot one shot. and he stuck his hands out and then this time he got out and he pointed the gun and shot and then the police shot him dead. >> he eventually exited the vehicle and started shooting at officers. officers returned fire, struck the suspect and he was transported to the hospital where he died. >> reporter: but em

you bring this into downtown richmond with youth with no exposure. once that happens and they start playing this game, it can have a positive impact. 3, 2, 1, check mate. >> reporter: just like, that the black knight turns a former square of darkness to a bright shining light for the community. >>> temperatures today will be in the 60s and 70s with a few patches of low clouds with isolated lingering snow showers in the sierra and into the weekend it will be warmer with temperatures in the lower 80s. today 60s and 70s with fantastic air-quality after the smoke from the fires. >>> we do have a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. this is a look at westbound bay

temperatures in the low to mid 80s from 80 in richmond, oakland at about 82. you can see castro valley at 86. still holding on to the 90s in our east bay valleys. 90 in san ramon to 92 in brentwood. that will feel a lot better. why did i do yard work yesterday? that was not smart. well, because my sprinkler system broke. that's why. part of the reason. it had to change a pump yesterday, half my yard dies the last couple days. mid to upper 60s tonight. sleep better. antioch, 75. and san jose, 71. here's a look at your seven-day forecast. it's just couple degrees every day, but by the time we get to wednesday in the morning the marine layer clouds come back and when we'll start to see the cooling trend kick in for thursday, friday, and saturday. i lost -- i think i probably lost about four blueberry bushes because my one zone wasn't working. i didn't know about it until this weekend. >> my yard's been brown for like a month now. so it's really crispy now after this weekend. my roses, they're like crispy on the ends. they just got torched this weekend. yeah. >> t

. >>> a huge police presence in richmond at a rally in support of confederate statue. robert e. lee statue as protesters and counterprotesters shouted at one another. police arrested one person for disorderly conduct. city official os are considering removing the lee statue after last month's deadly violence in charlottesville. >>> hundreds of people in falls church went to the polls today. they were voting to rename jeb stewart high school, which is currently named after a confederate general. it's been about two years in the making. this all started when some students went to the school board saying the name isn't reflective of the community's values. today, neighbors and students voted on a list of more than 70 names. >> first, i was against it because i felt like you can't really erase history and then i realized we're not erasing history. we're simply just not making the confederacy at the forefront. >> some of the new names suggested include local civil rights activist barbara rose, the late supreme court justice thurgood marshall and an alumni at the school who died in th

richmond/san rafael bridge getting very crowded over at the toll plaza. in the yellow now making your way westbound and reports of an accident over at the golden gate bridge in that southbound direction. it looks like a truck hit one of the toll plaza gates. so we'll take a closer look at that coming up. >>> a man is killed after an overnight shooting in east san jose. kpix 5's anne makovec is live at the scene with the latest on the investigation. anne. >> reporter: the man who was shot did die overnight. the scene has been cleared here. this is south sunset avenue right at story road. it's a mixed residential and business area. and the streets have been reopened. here's a look at the neighborhood from earlier this morning. a man was shot just after 9:00 here last night in front of the apartment complex taken to the hospital and that is where he died. the shooter took off from the scene and police don't have any sort of description of that shooter to share with us yet this morning. they have been collecting evidence out here and interviewing witnesses. a

a 1500-year-old game is making a comeback in the city of richmond. community organizations are teaming up to introduce the game of chess in public parks. ktvu's ali gomez introduces us to this game. >> reporter: t c, known as the black knight is here. >> all the cool guys were playing chess. >> reporter: but that cool guy mentality stuck with him. he wears it on his sleeve. even his shoes are checkered. he is now spreading his love of the game for the right reason. >> for our >> youth, it can help them build some critical thinking skills. >> he en gains the youth in deep discussion about life and how strategy and decision making can be the foundation of their success. >> the game of chess is probably the closest metaphor for life that we have because in chess, you are responsible for every action that you do, every move that you make, i'm responsible for it. quite is those critical lessons he and the city of richmond hope that youth will learn now that the city and the alliance are teaming up. >> the jet of richmond has been working to revitalize the

let's talk about the richmond bridge. the traffic is getting a little better now that they have cleared the crash on the span. there was a crash on the span. that's why when you get there, you will notice the line to get on the bridge is longer than usual. if you're driving on the east shore friday this morning, westbound 80 is taking some time from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. as a result we saw more people driving through concord, into walnut creek and on highway 24. we will take a closer look at that next time. of course those commutes have not had a reprieve either. we're looking at the bay bridge. a 25 to 30-minute delay before you make it on to the bridge. san mateo bridge traffic is moderately heavy. all of the commutes are busy. as you look at maps in the east bay, we have a lot of slow traffic everywhere you look. i can pull back and show you slow traffic everywhere. highway 4, 680, 880, 238, 580, all very slow. 8:04, let's go back to the desk. >>> hurricane irma is leaving a path of destruction. >

are hoping their youth will learn now that the west coast chess alliance has partnered with richmond main street to introduce chess in public parks. >> richmond main street has been working on revitalizing the downtown over the last 16 years. we have a lot of great work under way so there will be different events throughout the district in various locations where people can come and play chess. >> reporter: the park on harbor way and mcdonald is one of them. the takes are designed with chess playing -- the tables are designed with chess playing in mind. manicured green space and inspiring murals. >> this is a international game and you're bringing this into downtown richmond with youth that haven't had the exposure. and once that exposure happens and they start playing this game, it can have a positive impact. >> 3, 2, 1! checkmate! >> reporter: just like that, the black knight turns this former square of darkness in a bright shining light for the community. alyana gomez, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> snow in the sierra today on the last day of summer. the snow played a role in a deadly 16-ca

on a dairy a journalist with the daily english language newspaper cairo and international and from richmond virginia mark fitzpatrick director of the international institute for strategic studies who previously spent twenty six years at the u.s. state department welcome to you all coal built this iranian missile launch how dangerous is it. i don't think that isolated myside launch is particularly dangerous this is part of an only go iranian program for quite some time. defense surface are not particularly impressive but they invest in mr program they invest in special forces they don't have money for very much else but i think those in political terms should also be interpreted now as defiance against trump i think the trunk rhetoric. leaving whatever he will do the nuclear agreement waiting for was the consensus in tehran needs to continue this side program so in itself not particularly exciting but with the politics of it yes probably that mark fitzpatrick in richmond we've known for some time that iran could in theory say hit a target like israel it's got the range so why attentions incr

matt delucia covers our team coverage in port richmond where a ship filled with emergency supplies is ready to leave. many in the community answering that call for help. >> reporter: that's right, a lot of strangers coming together to help those in need. the ship you mentioned is here at the tyoga marine terminal. it will be loaded to help south toward puerto rico later tonight. it will have much-needed fema supplies, food, water, even vehicles. and so yesterday there was a large group of people that gathered together to try to help those folks down there, and that need has been growing the past few days. as we mentioned, hurricane irma is in florida at the moment. where she was earlier, there is only destruction, especially in the caribbean. yesterday a group of strangers gathered items that will be needed in areas like st. thomas and st. john, areas that really took the brunt of the storm's wrath. winds topped 150 miles per hour. and now days later, there's no power. cell phone service is scarce. debris is everywhere. and safety continues to be a big concern. >> there's this beautif

the cloud cover city hall down around richmond virginia and roanoke and charleston. boy wednesday showers the in the lehigh valley, sunny, how of 78, humidity is low, at the shore, lots of sun, 73 on beach, but we have rip currents in the water once again, thanks to irma and also jose off the coast. not a great day to be in the ocean water, especially considering we don't have life guards on doubt, mostly sunny and pleasant in philadelphia, how of 78. winds should be light and variable. then tonight, variable wind three to six miles per hour. few clouds but a lot of stars out at the same time. and maybe not quite as chilly as this morning but still cool. 58 in philadelphia, suburbs getting down no the low 50's. irma is a category 1 hurricane, dropped in strength since coming ashore for the first landfall as a category 4 down in the florida keys on fry and then now it's pushing well north of tampa, the center getting closer to the georgia border and we're looking at a category 1 hurricane right now with 75 miles per hour sustained winds. quickly becoming a tropical st

we are obviously working to get more information from the richmond police department. we are also trying to learn a little bit more about why this pursuit first began, where this man was first spotted but, again, it was a standoff that unfolded here in the westbound lanes of interstate 80. a standoff that let to a shooting. again, you heard are witness describe as many as 50 gunshots being fired by police and potentially by the man behind the wheel of that suv. i want to bring in chp officer matthew haimer to talk about the traffic impact here on this investigation. all the westbound lanes are shut down near about powell street. how much longer with the highway be closed? >> it's hard to tell at this point. we have to have all these westbound lanes closed while the investigators are out here collecting evidence, taking pictures, studying the scene. all of. that during that time, we have to have all the westbound lane closed. >> reporter: we should point out that chp's involvement in this is to assist in the pursuit, laying spike strips out which disabled the vehicle. b

the city of richmond. richmond officers found the suspect driving a black suv and tried to pull him over.sotthe chase eventually

she is live in richmond with the unexpected direction the case is taking.>> reporter: you put your car in the shop. you expect it may be a mechanic to take it for a test drive. in this case the receptionist took it for a spin that backfired. >> his parents are keeping his name private. but share this photo of their three-year-old son recovering from major injuries. camera to the car that hit him on wednesday. police pulled the smart car over thursday morning. >> the driver really did not have a clue as to what occurred. >> reporter: the owner was questioned. she told detectives the vehicle had been in this auto repair shop for maintenance. he picked it up with no idea it had been involved in a hit and run. >> she is 19 years old.>> reporter: a woman was behind the wheel. an employee at the auto repair. >> she is a receptionist for the auto shop. somehow she was able to obtain the keys and drove the customers car.>> reporter: the distance between the shop and accident only a half-mile. they are not sure how the -- how long the employee have the car or how far she drove. >> the vehicle s

richmond turns into a debacle. it becomes one thing after another because they do not want drunkenness they break open all of the whiskey barrels and pour them out. you have people lying in the gutters drinking all of the whiskey. they decided to destroy the government stores. the confederates would set them on fire. the fire got out of control. what happens when you wait a fire near ammunition? there are explosions. heart is burned out. the flames are stopped just shy of the federal capital. that is still with us today. that is a wild absolute debacle. confederatese the are moving with amazingly agile grace and speed. he gets his troops north of the james river. they are leaving half of their guns and provisions behind. they are already low on provisions to begin with. the men are already hungry. trains, not to supply trains to meet them at the courthouse where the army rendezvous. they will bring the garrison of richmond down. they will rendezvous at the courthouse, get some russians and keep moving. a very short

is in richmond virginia for us to tell us what this is all about the organizers have said the extreme right isn't welcome at this rally well they be attracted to the event. what's interesting about introduction he said we're bracing for this rally we came we braced we saw they basically left actually there were about six or seven of these confederate neo confederate organizers rally is here why the statue robot leave here which is one of the main federal structures here in richmond richmond is locals once the capital of the confederacy and there's a huge debate underway in this city as to what to do with all the confederate started a boulevard of confederate statues here and like many other cities around the country there is a debate underway as to whether one should have in this day and age to those. who attempted to break apart the united states not only that we're attempting to defend the right to own slaves so these confederates came from tennessee and they said that they had been asked by people originally come to defend the statue because this debate is under way here as well th

richmond/san rafael bridge wb 580 no rafael bridge richmond/san to 101. min from 880 less then 30 mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond/san rafael bridge wb 580 no delays. traffic is at the limit across the golden gate. a stall wb 580 near eden canyon rd blocking one lane, slow on the grade ( darya ) the prime time emmy's had a little bit of everything... including a few record setters.( mark ) david daniel has the highlights. (singing) "and our future's always brighter on tv!"after the requisite opening musical number, emmys host stephen colbert moved on to a mainstay of his own show: zingers aimed at president trump."unlike the presidency, emmys go to the winner of the popular vote." trump may not have won an emmy, but alec baldwin did for playing him on "saturday night live.""at long last, mr. president, here is your emmy." the 2017 winners were more diverse than in years past: donald glover won for directing and acting in "atlanta," riz ahmed won for "the night of," and lena waithe of "master of none" became the first african- americ

. >> so port richmond is home to a hidden spot that polish neighbors say is the place to go for fresh kielbasa. >> mike jerrick shows us why you gotta try chev's. >> i've come to a little side street called tilton in the port richmond section of the city and i'm standing with john chev. good to see you. >> my grandfather started. >> 1938. >> 1938. >> you have been working in that building since you were five years old. >> yes. >> what do you make in there. >> we make kielbasa pierogi's. >> it's the world's best. >> it is. >> what makes it so good. >> my grandfather's old recipe and the old brick ovens he built by hand there. >> the oven you're looking at with all the flames that was built in 1938. >> 1938 by my grandfather. >> how is kielbasa made. >> it's always pigs. >> we use pork only special seasoning my grandfather's recipe from 1938, lots of garlic, fresh garlic of course. >> is there secret stuff in it. >> spices are secret. stuffed into a natural casing. >> okay. >> then we smoke it on cherry and applewood only. it's not as easy as it looks. >> i can't do it. >> as you're goi

the richmond/san rafael bridge is slowing down, as well. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> happening today, the city of benicia will take its first vote on whether or not to legalize marijuana. in november, voters approved proposition 64 legalizing marijuana for recreational use. the city posted an online survey and found 58% of people say both medical and retail pot sales should be permitted. the city council meets tonight at 7:00. >>> estimates of the losses linked to hurricane harvey will top billions. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger here to explain. so jill, you have reported that up to 80% of those impact by harvey don't carry national flood insurance. so what should these people do? >> reporter: boy, it's unbelievable. and with the weather you have been having lately, a lot of people might find themselves in a declared disaster area and if your own insurance doesn't cover you or you don't have government coverage, you will be relying on private donations through organizations like the red cross as well as assi

we are seeing a few slowdowns on richmond parkway over to the richmond/san rafael bridge. and interstate 80 is in the green all the way to the maze. no delays. can we call it "friday light" heading into san francisco? yes! 10 minutes from the maze to 101. let's check in with roberta on the forecast. >> don't go away, jaclyn. you see this here? that's your makeup on my glass. >> that's not my -- >> i saw your hand. >> that's your makeup! how did it get there? i'm confused. [ laughter ] >>> good morning, everybody. let's take a look at this. it's our live weather camera looking out towards the bay bridge this morning. you can see a little stratus in the foreground there. here's our view from the transamerica pyramid. we can see the beautiful bright lights of the port of oakland where we have clear skies at 59. otherwise, the coast is socked in. san jose clear at 60. 53 and clear in santa rosa. currently the winds are onshore. it's a west wind at 12 in san francisco. 14 at sfo. inland, that onshore "pushhhh" has yet to move that far at least a good 40, 45 miles. so even thoug

teefourteen the reverend patrick henry came to virginia as a clergyman they settled that is north of richmond and eventually henry's father very well in that day used bin to the wealthy widow and he studied mostly with his father and did not go to school which is why that patrick henry college in virginia for those who have been home schooled with that homeschooling movement with regarding henry as a particular founding father so he does a couple movies he tries as a merchant his father tries to set him and his brother up with a store but they lack the credit that is necessary in the economy because they lack of those deep pockets of their competitors that the scottish factors had and it doesn't last for very long but ultimately henry begins to read law there is the question how long he read that some people say four weeks. [laughter] some people say six months but jefferson doesn't think he read it at all. [laughter] but he passes the bar eggs a.m. at the hands of george to becomes a law professor and the attorney general. so of bottom of one page or the top of the next with the record books

richmond about 23. san rafael in about 38 if it holds together. the one around discovery bay is just about the same track so you're getting hit twice. a look at walnut creek right now and you can see it looks damp from the drizzle we had this morning. and that's what most of us will be dealing with outside of those thunderstorms. the chance lingers through noon and then the chances over this afternoon in your 12-hour day planner. temperatures below average. >>> developing news now this morning some residents in almeida are being told not to use their tap water for the next 48 hours. east bay mud issued the warning last night to residents in 267 homes in and near almeida point. east bay mud did not say what the problem was but emphasized it should not be used for brushing teeth, washing dishes or your pets. residents noticed an odd taste this weekend. >> i've been drinking the water this whole week and two days ago i tried it and it tastes like plastic. >> if you are affected you can pick up water at the collaborative on west ranger avenue. >>> we'

i don't think they should spend the dollars. $10 million in richmond. i've talked to richland errors with the 3 million-dollar loss in annual revenue that a lot would believe would be better spent in improving the public schools law enforcement and other priorities. >> julie you have the first question from the panel. >> mr. northam you said you would support the pipeline to run through north of virginia and the federal regulatory commission or ferc said the environment impact would be what they term less than significance of that appears to be the green light you been looking for. will you say now once and for all that you support the pipeline? >> julie first of all with to talk about economic development in the commonwealth of virginia and as i said in my opening statement or unemployment rate has gone from 3.8% but if you go to the eastern shore where i am from where the south side of virginia or the southwest it's nowhere near 3.8%. how do we bring businesses, how do we bring manufactures into rural virginia and one of the top priorities they have j

. -- estimated in richmond. it is a $3 million loss in annual revenue that would be better spent on improving the public schools, law enforcement, safety, and other priorities. mr. todd: i will move to our first question, julie. northam, you said you would support a pipeline if it was deemed economically -- deemed environmentally possible. it appears to be degree might you have been looking for. will you say, you support this pipeline? mr. gillespie: first of all, we -- dr. northam: we have to talk about economic dilemma in the commonwealth of virginia. our unemployment rate has gone 3.8%. if you go to the eastern shore, it is nowhere near report it percent. how do we bring businesses, manufacturers, into world virginia? of energy.cost we need to keep it in mind. as far as the pipelines, i have been clear in what i have said. we should be environmentally responsible. i grew up on the eastern shore. the eastern -- the chesapeake bay was my backyard. we need to make sure if these headlines before, the permitting p