anne makovec in richmond this morning. >>> good morning. well, we can see from the top of our roof camera where they are still cleaning up on the upper deck of the bay bridge. notice some flashing lights just past treasure island. there was a stalled bus and it leaked some oil so caltrans crews are still out there. they will be out there for another 10 minutes or so blocking the right lane. traffic is backed up to the incline as well as to the toll plaza. we'll show you a live look where traffic is jammed solid from the macarthur maze. so at least a 20-minute wait to get you on the bridge. bay bridge is the hotspot because of the earlier stall. better news in livermore out of the altamont pass. they cancelled that earlier traffic alert and all lanes are open on westbound 3580 approaching airway boulevard. that is your traffic. for your forecast, here's tracy. >> hey, thanks, elizabeth. this morning we have nice shots courtesy of our live cam and here's our look toward the bay bridge. plenty of clouds out there but every now and then you hav

i am a resident of the richmond. the reason i am applying for this, i am an attorney and i have spent the last several years working on issues for a large developer. as i see what this committee is supposed to do in the near term, it is basically working on these issues. i feel i can contribute quite a bit because of my experience with how these things play out. it is not always intuitively what one would expect. i think that could be helpful for the committee. and i can show up for meetings. thank you for your consideration. supervisor campos: no questions. next speaker, please. >> jamie choi. current resident of the outer richmond. i have five years' experience in the affordable housing construction. i am interested in providing knowledge and perspective related to land use, planning, a transit use, to the process. supervisor campos: is there anyone else? >> just a couple of notes. we do have two positions open for the downtown and tenderloin area, and one at large. if you choose to appoint people from other areas,

high. >> richmond high. >> richmond high. >>reporter: why is that. >> because it just not good over there. bad learning environment. >> richmond high. i know a had the of people up there. i went there for like a week. it was bad. it was like people messing around up in class. i just not uses learning. >> we have had kids gun down at bus stop two week ago down on second street and mcdonald. around the corner here at east shore park we saw a kid get killed who was going to school. >> our kids become their citizens when school bell rings. same people. just understanding we are serving the same population. >>reporter: west contra costa county schools lost 39 million dollars in state money this year. the richmond city council recognizes this but it says it has its own budget constraints to deal with and at least one city council member says the district has been fiscally irresponsible and he feels like the buck needs to stop here. linda and grant elementary schools could also be closed if they don't get the 1.5 m

. >> i'm terry mcsweeney live in richmond. about 900 students will find out tonight if they need another school to go to next year. i'll tell you about the problem and the solution in a live report. >> and check out the clouds that are starting to invade the bay. that as the sea breeze hits back and drops temperatures 15 to 22 degrees today with more cooling on the way. i'll show you how cool it's gonna get in your neighborhood. >> all lanes now open in the north bay southbound 101 sir francis drake boulevard. no delays for your back to school tuesday. >> we welcome frances back on this back to work tuesday. thank you for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm kristen sze. back to school, the school year's just getting started and one bay area school district is talking closure. the fate of three richmond schools will be decided oddly enough by the city council. terry mcsweeney is live at kennedy high school which is on the chopping block. terry? >> yes. three schools, 900 students, dozens of faculty members will all be impacted

richmond is the 10th in the improvement program. the lottery's serve all the communities in the city. it really is a community. i live here, just a few blocks over that way. the way that the city deals with the branch library, the work they have done recognize this, and all the work they have done for the community. they want the library to be built in san francisco. that was in 1914 that the present building was designed and funded through the philosophy of andrew carnegie. historically, is the second busiest branch in the system. it is outpaced only by the chinatown branch. thanks to additional funding a 5.9 million provided by the state propositiond by proposition 14, that's referred to the california reading and literacy improvement and public library construction and bond act of 2000, that's the short version of the title. we were able to expand the space and provide additional space for collections, computers, room for teens. a community meeting room. which you can see that it is accessible from outdoors, if we have to have an

that chase started in pleasant hill, ended here in richmond. he was chased in the first place because he was a suspect in the murder of a 73-year-old last friday. the chp spotted him in pleasant hill when the chase began after the stop here at the mall. chp officers shot and killed the armed valmoro. valmoro's girlfriend reportedly strangled. she was -- she had called police in hercules to report she had been kidnapped previously. this morning two more bodies found in vallejo. >> we're trying to determine if these are possibly the missing people, but that hasn't been confirmed yet. but there's a possibility they could be. >> and the latest out here is that the walnut creek police bomb squad is out here going over the car which is exactly where it was when valmoro ended his fleeing from the chp last night. and we are told that there are no explosives in this week. let's get back to the story in vallejo where two bodies have been found this morning. abc 7's leslie brinkley is there live. leslie, what can you tell us? >> well, there's a lot for po

what's that mean for the three richmond schools? >> it's going to be passed unanimously. >> reporter: richmond is not the only city to intervene in keeping a school open. san pablo also paid to keep one of its schools open. the difference here in richmond we're told the money is likely going to come from general fund which means the city must decide whether they'll continue to fix the roads and pay for the libraries compared to keeping those schools open. there was a windfall recently with a settlement of $114 million with chevron. that could also be used, but right now there is no final vote by the city council. so no final decision as to exactly where that 1 1/2 million dollars will come from. >> keep us updated, robert lyles in richmond. thanks. >>> new complaints tonight over pg&e's smart meters and this one has nothing at all to do with your utility bill. several people are reporting the smart meters are interfering with electronic household gadgets, devices such as cordless phones, crib monitors and wireless headsets. they pop

the city of richmond does have some money. it recently reached a settlement with chevron for $114 million to be paid over ten years in unpaid utility taxes. the ball is in the city council's court. if it does not approve the money, 900 students would be affected including those at grant elementary school. the city manager is recommending the city council approve the $1.5 million. it keeps the schools open another year while everybody can sit down and figure out a long-term solution to this problem. they haven't closed a high school in richmond in 23 years. terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> thanks a lot. >> berrien tows will face charges in the shooting of a police officer. todd young has undergone several surgeries since shot august 25th while trying to serve a search washington. he's sedated in intensive care. san diego police captured barrientos approximate while he walked to the mexican border. the santa rosa police officer's association will hold a blood drive in officer young's honor today. the blood bank local red cross ba

we are going to start in richmond where there are very worried parents tonight. officials may vote this evening to close kennedy high school and two elementary schools. if kennedy closes there is more on the line than just schooling. safety could be as well. alan wang is live in richmond tonight where, alan, a marathon city council meeting goes on. >> yeah, dan. the city council chambers are packed, and the item is still up for discussion and awaiting a vote. this would be the second time the city of richmond is being asked to donate $1.5 million to keep these schools open. olinda and grant elementary schools are on the chopping block, but the closing of kennedy high is attracting the most concern. school officials and parents argue kennedy high school is a small learning community. test scores are up. but what is at stake is more than the loss of school. madeline croninberg says managing with different parts of town could spark more gang violence. rivalries between the north and central and south sides have been deadly. >> we have had kids gunned down at bus sto

. >> congratulations. >> reporter: just graduated from richmond's police academy. three of them are former vallejo police officers. the city of vallejo has lost 13 officers over the past year due to budget cuts. >>> a day after mark hurd took a top job with oracle, hewlett packered is suing hurd. he received a $12 million pay out but apparently did not sign aagreement to prevent him from going to a rival for a set period of time. >> the question arises why did they not get a noncompete agreement from mr. hurd that could have been enforced against oracle and mr. hurd. >> hp is trying another approach now and that is to approach an agreement hurd has with hp to trade secrets. hp says hurd's job is a conflict of interest. >>> just minutes after it started, the board of supervisors meeting came to a screeching halt and a long list of agenda items including some votes were put on hold. david stevenson is in san san francisco now to explain what happened. >> reporter: a clerk's simple problem led to a problem with this newspaper and an embarrassing cancellation. the san

scene at the richmond city council tonight. that those schools have been talking about two others. the schools will stay open after impassioned pleas from parents, students and teachers who ask g asking. and for now those schools will remain open. >>> tonight, an nbc investigation reveals how er er. our reporter has uncovered a problem which could affect millions of wireless customers. >> reporter: when you buy a phone from verizon these days, there's a good chance you might be getting features you won't want. when kim bought her verizon phone two two years ago, she noticed it had two games on it, pac-man and "are you smarter than a if i have grader?" she assumed the games were free until last month when she looked at two years of verizon bills and noticed a $6.98 a month charge. >> i wasn't sure what that was. >> reporter: in fact, refer vic vicen. i didn't download it, and there it is. >> you didn't authorize those charges. you shouldn't be paying for it. >> reporter: that's the head of the national consumers league who misse

the end up your branch marked and richmond. baltimore then ran into the market, a writer here this is where her chp confronted him and he waved a big knife and a felt very frightened at the shot him and fired their arms at him. the financially killed him and saw the market. now will that was going on, other officers came to this car and found a female and the car, shoes thought to be dead the bill they did trotter 5 river systems. but the fund should been dead for a while. she was taken away about 430 a m this morning. at this for a bomb squad is checked out the squad in not did not find anything. we have a wall of bombs creek bomb squad fine been checking the area all because of flying been pompom nation's incidence areas in vallejo. the ball squad checked out the car, but nothing was founded this plane appeared now try to turn away to conceive. >> so they are driven a car wait for evidence and it also removed of crawford's body? >> yes >> now also sparked was the sergeant for across because he said there is another connection

terry mcsweeney is live at the richmond mall where the shoot-out took place. terry, you just talked to police officers and got an update. what are we hearing? >> richmond police are telling me up in vallejo right now they are taking a look at the suspect's home. they have found two more bodies in that house. they have also found explosives there so they are calling in the bomb squad to that house to check it out. they're also calling bomb squad to the situation here at richmond at the 99 ranch market. this is where murder suspect edward valdmaro was shot following a freeway chase. the suspect in two killings -- check that -- four killings. they're believed tied to valdamaro. also a woman in a car out here. his girlfriend, she was shot and killed. an officer spotted valdmaro last night. he was wanted for a murder of someone killed in his home in hercules. a chp spokesman described what happened. >> at the termination point of the pursuit the suspect fled the vehicle and went into the shopping center. two chp officers confronted the suspect. the suspect fell whe

so what's that mean for the three richmond schools? >> yeah, it's gonna be passed unanimously. >> reporter: now the city council is still hearing comments from the public so officially there is no vote despite the fact that city council men believe this will be a unanimous decision. now i should also add there is only one other school in this school district that is actually paying to keep the doors open. now here in richmond, it is expected that a recent tax settlement of $140 million with chevron will actually fund the three schools here, but ken, as i mentioned there is still not a final vote. >> jumping in, private industry jumping in, right. robert liles. thank you robert. >>> people waiting for the bus in san francisco could find themselves staring at a woman with a shotgun. she is on a poster, they promote a gun rights policy conference in burlingame. they went up after san francisco suspended its policy that bans firearms in ads on public transit. the municipal transportation agency is reviewing how a recent u.s. supreme court

. >> the future of three richmond schools will be decided tonight. closing kennedy high and two other elementary schools in richmond would save the west contra costa school district $1.5 million. the district faces funding problems because of state budget crises. the closer would affect about 900 students and thousands of others from nearby schools. >> if the city of richmond does not approve $1.5 million tomorrow night, then the board will take immediate action to close the school and send kids off to other schools like richmond high or el cerrito high. >> one council member points to a potential source of money to help keep the schools open. richmond recently received a settlement from chef ran for $114 million over 15 years. however, the two sides are fighting over how much chevron should pay in utility taxes. >> the eight fatal whooping coughs show doctors were slow to diagnose the illness every time. all eight cases involve babies and now investigation by the l.a. times find that all had been taken to a clinic or hospital several times before do

the city of richmond votes to save all three schools that were slated for closure. you can see how packet was. the city has decided to pay for the schools with $1.5 million out of general fund. it comes with conditions. >> they've got to come up with long-range plan. on not going to be an atm machine every year. bailing them out. we have the problems and projects in our own city. and third districts balance budgets. we expect them. >> so far now kennedy high olinda and grant elementary will stay open. >> meaning are considering rereading the m-ocean view lying through parked recedes. it is poorly connected to public transportation and most people have to rely and cars to get around. the line would be redirected to go through the complex instead of stopping and 19th avenue. at their options a shuttle, and. >> epa released its findings into the oil spill in the gulf of mexico. the company says there's plenty of blame to go round for the gulf oil spill of points to multiple companies including rigs supplier trans ocean, cement supplier hellbender halliburton, it defend

it started in richmond at the marina behind me. that truck on the right, that's the truck that they drove down here. the boat was on the back of that truck. the condition of the fourth person on the boat is unknown but does not look good. the people in the boat say he was unresponsive in the water and they performed cpr out here once they got him back to the marina. witnesses say the unresponsive man at the time the coast guard got him to shore -- witnesses say the man was unresponsive at the time the coast guard got him to shore. they were looking for albacore. one of the men described the condition as extremely loud and then all four men were thrown to the icy waters. one was able to make a mayday call. none of the people on board say they were wearing life jackets. >> he was swimming towards us saying, help me. got him to the edge of the boat, was holding onto him. he was responsive for the most part. when he was unresponsive, i pulled him toward me. >> definitely had a life jacket on all at times. >> reporter: but not this time

. >> the future of three richmond schools will be decided tonight. closing kennedy high and two other elementary schls in richmond would save the west contra costachool district $1.5 million. the district faces funding problems because of state budget crises. the closer would affect about 900 students and thousands of othersrom nearby schools. >> if the city of richmond does not approve $1.5 million tomorr night, then the board will tak immediate action to close the school and send kids off to othe schools like richmond high or el cerrito high. >> one council member points to a potential source of money to help keep the schools open. richmond recently reived a settlement from chef ran for $114 million over 1 years. however, the two sides are fighting over how much chevron should pay in utility taxes. >> the eight fatal whooping coughs show doctors were slow to diagnose the illness every time. all eight cases involve babi and now investigation b the l.a. times find that all had been taken to a clinic or hospital several times before doctors acrately d

there hasn't been a high school closed in richmond in 23 years. terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> all right, terry, thank you very much. more news. environmentalists are monitoring the petaluma river following an oil spill estimated in the hundreds of gallons. most of the slick has broken up and washed away but nobody's sure where the rest will end up. alan wang has more. >> the department of fish and game says this old tugboat was being chopped up for scrap metal and it leaked between 200 and 600 gallons of oil. the owner of the tug apparently knew it was leaking because he already had an oil boom around it. residents say these are extremely sensitive wetlands. >> last week i saw river otteres. >> there was a lot of disgusting smell. it was just gross. >> booms were placed in front of creeks to keep oil from creeping into the downtown area where boaters float through and stop to shop or dine. >> it was supposed to be a big day and all of a sudden around 11:30 we had the coast guard and the fire department came in and all the boats evacuated. >> the

their awaiting the richmond city council's decision on whether to close kennedy as well as the elementary schools in june. if they close, students at each of the schools will be sent to other schools in the west contra costa school district. the english teacher says the other high schools aren't close enough to serve these students. many of whom are struggling to escape the pitfalls of richmond's notorious iron triangle. >> a lot of them are economically challenged. they are not going to be bussed. they're going to have to find their own way to get there and that's a hardship for the parents. >> reporter: but city council says state budget cuts make it virtually impossible to keep all the schools opened. the city has threatened to shut down kennedy and other schools poert the last few years but came up with an additional $3 million for the last school year and the current one. they say the financial well is dry and now it's time to vote on which path to take. richmond city kan sillmen say the school should remain opened but long-term arrangements have to be made to keep the district from

>>> i'm terry mcsweeney live in richmond. two more bodies found overnight in vallejo bring to four the total bodies last night. team coverage in just one minute. >> a live look from downtown san francisco. notice the clouds the free air conditioning. also marine layer gone. talk about astagnant air and hot above average temperatures as we head into the holiday weekend. >> good morning. it's a nice ride on southbound 680 as you make your way into the san ramon valley. we'll have a complete traffic report coming up in just a few minutes. >> what's falling from apple's tree. the company prepares to unveil what experts say will be the next generation of i-pod. the buzz grows about a possible extreme makeover of apple. on wednesday, middle of the week. first day of september. thanks for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> kristen sze. following breaking unless you in the east bay. abc just confirmed the bodies of two missing women found in vallejo this morning are connected with the man who died in a shot without with the chp. that's

in richmond, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> thanks a lot, kris. and we may soon get new information from the vallejo police department. they are now saying that they will hold a press conference. we don't know exactly went, but we'll of course cover that. and count on nbc bay area news to bring you continuing coverage of this really complex story throughout the day, on-air and online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> another bizarre story this morning. a doctor is found dead in a chimney after police say she tried to sneak into her boyfriend's house through that chimney. it happened in bakersfield. police say that dr. jacqueline katarric had been drinking, tried to break into the home by climbing feet-first down that chimney but got stuck and slowly suffocated. earlier that day, the doctor had tried to force her way into the house using a shovel. a house sitter eventually found the decome posposing body. >>> 6:05 right now. people will roll up their sleeves for another blood drive to help officer todd young shot in the line of duty. he will undergo more surg

that's the latest here in richmond. george kitiyama, nbc bay area news. >>> a live look at a very active crime scene in front of that supermarket in richmond. and the story's only just unraveling. we're getting new information. and we'll have an update for you in just a moment. >>> well, a sighting if what's called the gourmet ghetto of berkeley. a mountain lion spotted cruising the busy streets of an east bay city. the animal is dead but a lot of people have a story to tell. our cheryl hurd is live. what a way to wake up, to find out there had been a cougar in your backyard. >> reporter: jessica, when i woke up and found out that a big cat was found here in the heart of berkeley, i couldn't believe it. one of the busiest streets in berkeley and that big cat was found first spotted here in this parking lot in berkeley and a lot of folks here tonight are talking about it. >> the staccato rhythm of it told me gunfire, homicide on the street. >> reporter: well, not quite. police came face to face on two of the busiest stre

my stay the '50s through berkeley and richmond. your response today will stay in the '60s warmus spot in antioch 73 degrees down in to the south bay bringing temperatures low sixties for mountain view 66 for san jose. your seminar on the bay at another school day for tomorrow maybe not quite as much in the way of fog but that fog will become part of the weather picture on your friday. >> 7:49 a.m. this just in police in pakistan say they will bring terrorism charges to three men held over the times square bombing. the latest alert coming out this is the place will bring charges against three people they detained in an attempted bombing. fbi says investigators have found no explosives aboard a airways flight that cause quite scared. passengers being escorted off there was a bomb threat on the bathroom mirror. he landed safely in l.a. all passengers were interviewed and released nobody was injured. >> 22 people have been arrested during the second night in protest over an officer's fatal shooting of a guatemalan immigrant who had a k

. >>> the fate of three schools in richmond is hanging in the balance. the city council is considering closing them next year. it's going to vote on it tonight. anne makovec at one of the affected schools, kennedy high school in richmond. the question is: will they find a way to save it and the others tonight? anne? >> reporter: fate unknown. kennedy high school here behind me right now. one of three schools with 2,000 students that could be redistributed to other area schools if the city council doesn't vote to save them tonight. >> good morning. come on, let's go, the first bell rings. >> they are making a big mistake if they close this school down. >> reporter: but that's the plan unless the city bales out the school district. it's a precarious situation for the parents and students. >> our school is improving. we have a lot of new furniture and stuff. there are people who want our school to stay open like parents, staff, teachers. >> reporter: kennedy high school and two elementaries, olinda and grant, the wes contra costa school board says there is

developing story, at a richmond, < chp officers shot and killed the man wanted for murder. kron4 is rich or has more on what happened. >> investigators are still here at the scene in richmond gathering evidence, talking to witnesses trying to figure out how old is all unfolded the man the police records during his 38 year-old alfred called a model. wanted for homicide and hercules. and million-dollar war was issued for his arrest. it all landed richard the 99 grand juries market. to seek the officers told him to drop his weapon. he refused. they then fired at him killing him. an asian woman was found dead in the black actor he was driving. investigators believe that was his girlfriend. they do not believe that woman was connected to the women there were reported missing in vallejo. they believe that baltimore is connected to those two missing vallejo women. they believe that one of those missing women was in the coins of his and that he may been driving the vehicle was registered in one of the women's names. this when investigators do not believe that the asian woman was on

i am in richmond. behind me a car is being towed away. that is the suspect's car. there was a big release of sense after police searched this vehicle. they seem to be pulling back. they nt whatted to search the suspect's vehicle after having information that explosives were at a property controlled by by ed by the suspect in vallejo. he had a fight with them. police spotted him and a chase began. chp took over and chased him on 680 to 580 to 880. chase speeds reached up to 100 miles an hour. at one point the suspect's vehicle blew at least one tire yet he continued racing here to the ranch market. chp says he got out of his car and ran into the market where he was shot and killed. >> a suspect did have a large knife and when officers gave commands for him to drop that knife he lunged at officers and which they were in fear for their lives. they discharged their firearm and which the suspect was struck and suffered fatal injuries. >> reporter: this all started last saturday when someone filed a missing person's report open two people, a father and son. when police a

--esta noche los concejales de la ciudad de "richmond" tienen en sus manos el futuro de cientos de estudiantes que podrían quedarse sin escuela por falta de fondos. --flavio lacayo tiene los detalles. dos escuelas primarias y una escuela secundaria estan a punto de cerrar por la falta de dinero y el distrito de west contra costa acudio al concilio de la ciudad de richmond para pedir la inversion de una cuantiosa suma para que estas tres escuelas permanezcan abiertas por lo menos un aÑo mas. los miembros del concilio de richmond dicen que llegaran a una decision final esta noche en torno a utilizar o no el dinero de las arcas de la ciudad para prevenir el cierre de los tres centros de educacion. ---entre los programas Ás efectivos para combatir la delincuencia figuran los programas escolares para los niÑos Ás pequeÑos.---de acuerdo a un estudio presentado por dos agencias del orden del condado de contra costa, cada Ólar que se invierte en el jarÍn de infantes le ahorra 16 Ólares a largo plazo al gobierno en gastos relacionados con la criminalidad.---el estudio tambÉn documenta que los

anne makovec is in richmond. that's where the city council is helping to pay to keep those classrooms in session. anne, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. they made this decision late last night after a very emotional city council meeting. but this reprieve is only for the 2011/2012 school year and will likely see this issue coming up in the future. here are the schools in question: grant and olinda elementary school and kennedy high in richmond. the campuses serve more than 1600 students. the west contra costa school board says its financial problems forced it to vote to close the three schools two years ago. the city of richmond already pledged $1.5 million for this school year. last night's vote dedicated another $1.5 million for next school year. a lot of that money will come from a tax settlement the city is getting from chevron. >> the city and the value of property in the city depend on schools. >> i'm not overly comfortable because we have a lot of other projects and programs this money can be used

this is like berkeley, richmond same goes for union city. that is prisoners the wars to get a big drop in temperatures stay in the '60s down as the survey as well. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. cool the next couple of days warming up ever so slightly by the weekend. >> easy ride around the bay but the road raise our strike. james lick, and this girl says about 101 is moving well there may be some delays sfo. the regiment in the 10 was put to the airport is a 50 minute ride. south bay, 101 traffic is getting along just fine headed in the south bound direction still not to my company as you make your way northbound year ride from downtown san jose airports in the clara still looking pretty good that is 13 minutes. wrapping up with a quick peek at the creek. it is a problem for a ride here red do the same run rally in the clear. i just checked the speeds moving at 60 m.p.h.. james. >> let's give you a quick update on the controversy about some new ads displayed a union bus shelters those as titus can you afford to be unarmed? are

. >> we begin tonight with breaking news in richmond. the information that links a chp shooting there to unsolved cases in vallejo and hercules. lisa amin is live at the scene for us in richmond. lisa? >> reporter: carolyn -- >> carolyn, we are at the ranch 99 market in richmond where there is an active scene going on behind me. police are trying to piece together this very, very complicated situation. chp officials confirm their officer shot and killed murder suspect valdamaro. he is not the only one who is dead. his girlfriend who police say was kidnapped this morning from vallejo is dead inside of the car. investigators believe she was dead before he got here to richmond. chp officers began chasing him soon after spotting him. he exited highway 80 at central avenue and ended up in this shopping center parking lot. >>> at the termination point of the pursuit, the suspect fled the vehicle and went into the shopping center. two officers confronted the suspect. the suspect failed to obey commands in which the chp officers discharged their

at the port of richmond, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and it was slightly warmer today, the fog burned back to the coast. the sun came out. tomorrow the fog is there again. it burns off more rapidly. a warmer day tomorrow by two or three degrees. we have rain in the point five day. first we talk about the fog that is pushing into your neighborhood. temperatures upper 40s, low 50s. burns back to the coast by midday. up into the low 80s as you head into the afternoon hours. here's your forecast map and you will see, 90s are well to the east of us. most areas will be in the 70s and low 80s. coming up, i'll show you the five day forecast and in that five day forecast, we have some rain. >> the santa cruz board of supervisors voted unanimously to impose a moratorium on those smart meters but only on the unincorporated areas and just until the end of the year. >>> a fatal boating accident on the bay. who authorities say was on board and what the boat ran into. >>> more san bruno residents came back tonight to see introducing the samsung fascinate powered by verizon. super amoled scree

. >>> a dramatic rescue today in the waters off richmond. >> reporter: from richmond, it's a trip they've made hundreds of times without incident. find out why this fishing trip was different. >>> a chilly cold start to the day. we're going to tell you what's forming that will bring a change to the forecast. >>> and rumors or reality? we'll check on the threat of a sickout by the muni drivers of san francisco. e ret ma oilwi totr wco l wcote >> ...berber carpet. it was a whole bowl of stew. nooo. why? i could have saved this one. i could have saved this one. ♪ call 1-800-steemer

he is accused of taking police on a chase that crisscrossed the east bay finally here to richmond. you can see the left rear tire is blown. chp now says that's after the accused murder suspect reached speeds in excess of 100 miles per hour along 680 and then ultimatelien to 80. witnesses tell me he drove in circles here in the parking lot before slamming into the sidewalk where you see that car currently resting. now we're being very careful about the positioning of our camera as the body of a young woman -- the body of a woman lays just outside the passenger door. now eight now that vehicle is surrounded by a team of investigators from richmond, from the chp, from vallejo, and also from hercules. now hercules police describe the victim as an asian female and reportedly the girlfriend of baldy marrow. now at this moment they believe the woman was killed inside the car. that's where 38-year-oldev recollection baldy val demar oh repelled a weapon inside the mall who were forced to return fire. >> at the termination point of the pursuit heath suspect fled the vehicle in the shopping c

that's the latest, reporting live in richmond. christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> joining intermural sports team at uc berkeley is so popular that cal students are camping out overnight. nbc bay area's bob redell live at uc berkeley this morning where dozens of students are in line to get their first shot at joining some teams. pretty dedicated. >> reporter: my ear piece just went out, so i don't know if you can hear me okay, but i'm going to keep my voice down, because there are a lot of students that are still asleep out here, outside the recreational center here on campus of uc berkeley. they've been lined up, some since yesterday, early yesterday evening. in line to sign up for the limited number of spots for soccer, intermural soccer, by my estimate. there's probably about 100 to 150 students out here. what makes this so significant, we were just talking to this gentleman over here, hey, good morning to you. hey, quick question. you were saying you've been here four years as a student. what have you notice offerd ove year

. >> coming up, a coast guard rescue in richmond. one man in the hospital after a boat hits the rocks. >> did apple's co see jobs really try to carry a ninja weapon on a plane? weapon on a plane? the conflicting repots later as governor, he cut waste goto budgets were balance $4 billion in tax cuts. rld class schools and universities. clean energy promoted. 1.9 million new jobs created california was working. i'm jerry brn. california needs major changes. we have to live within our means;e have to return power and decision makinto the local level-closer to the people and no new taxes without voter approval. jerry browthe knowledge and know-how to get california working again. (saking in international language) and he said unto them go ye to all of the world and preachhe gospel each the gospel ♪ ery creature in the world. (applause) . >> a scary morning for fisherman on a boat that crash in the richmond marina. the boat obviously upside down, one man was hurt after being thrown into the water. a nearby tugboat rescued him and he was

reporting live at richmond city hall, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> also in richmond, the police department is hiring new officers at a time when other bay area police forces are having to trim their force. richmond hired six new officers and they were sworn in today. three of them had been with the vallejo police department which had seen lay offs in recent years. the new officers will undergo two additional weeks of training and orientation before they hit the streets. >>> hewellet packerd said no so fast to hurd after he was hired by oracle. hp says hurd can violate a confidentiality agreement. >>> the nasdaq dropped 24, the dow dropped 107. >>> crews plan to return tomorrow for a sixth straight day to a landful in pittsburg. they say they want to give the man's family some answers. sales vanished a little less than a week ago after his father was killed. and police believe fed rick sales may be the fifth victim . the chp says that during the chase tran was alive and on the phone with a friend and that tran could be heard pleading with valdemoro pleading him not to hurt her. >

they're chasing this car, the cheese of all the way to richmond. where the suspect finally crashed the car at the shopping center. he ran inside. he had a knife, this city but there are in danger yet chewed them. he was shot and killed. there is a woman's body inside. the trends and that is his girlfriend. the down on long he been dead but their move the body. we also have more on him. here's a picture of him, he's the one those killed in the shootout. users and they wanted for the murder of a man in hercules. named ricardo salas. that man's son is still missing. so there's several different kind crimes we believe there's a roll of common thread. the investigation continues this morning. >> will continue to fall of the latest and bring in information is as we get it. we'll be right back of the kron 4 morning news continues. a live look it's and i say, disenchant the traffic is very heavy. baccalaureate. correct. [ audience groans ] since this competition has been continuing for 48 hours and we have yet to eliminate anyone, it is the decision of thi

reporting live at richmond city hall, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> also in richmond, the police department is hiring new officers at a time when other bay area police forces are having to trim their force. richmond hired six new officers and they were sworn in today. three of them had been with the vallejo police department which had seen lay offs in recent years. the new officers will undergo two additional weeks of training and orientation before they hit the streets. >>> hewellet packerd said no so fast to hurd after he was hired by oracle. hp says hurd can violate a confidentiality agreement. >>> the nasdaq dropped 24, the dow dropped 107. >>> crews plan to return tomorrow for a sixth straight day to a landful in pittsburg. they say they want to give the man's family some answers. sales vanished a little less than a week ago after his father was killed. and police believe fed rick sales may be the fifth victim . the chp says that during the chase tran was alive and on the phone with a friend and that tran could be heard pleading with valdemoro pleading him not to hurt her. >

this is a picture of richmond bridge. it's somewhere in the richmond bay. coast guard is out there looking. we have news chopper 2 on the way to see if this is still going on. we'll let you know more as soon as we know. traffic looks good. westbound bay bridge traffic also looking good getting into san francisco. this morning's drive looks good right past the coliseum. 6:19 here. steve. >> reporter: we do have low clouds. it's kind of on the cool side with some 40s across the board and low 50s. there's definitely a chill. we lose the higher clouds yesterday. that kind of prevented it. today is more of a typical summer day. the higher clouds out of the way. mild for some. still on the cool side for others. the bay 60s to 70. upper 70s, low 80s. there are some low 50s even on the peninsula. system to your left will be playing into your forecast. at 6:35 we'll have our rain checking which shows rain moving into the north by late friday into saturday. low clouds today, sunny and mild. temperatures coming up just a little bit. 50s, 60s and low 70s closer to the

honda and the richmond celebrated their rival today along with the team. it they'll gain jobs on loading those new automobiles. honda will also pay the facility that was built for the project they will collect fees of $5 million a year for the next 15 years. >> in california is a couple of wild fires to tell you about. we have one west of los angeles and did threaten some homes for while of the crews got to look quickly they were able to put it out. a fire in the southern sequoia forest is still growing now 1 is 3 days old it's burned about 4,000 a. only about 10 percent contained no one has been injured. i camera in a liquor store capture the scene from saturday night and when you see there's a car about thailand through the glass window and door the store it's a white car which you see from another ankle but that had been pushed into the store by and ask you the. you can see the man running upside his wife and child and the white car moments earlier the driver of the sec had also hit a bicyclist according to police who guided the scene. the woman and chi

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a little bit of fog richmond out towards berkley, oakland not anticipating fog fairfield, liver more not going to have a major push we saw this morning. that means we will start off clearer, more sunshine this cooler weather pattern will begin to move on and as it does, temperatures will begin heating especially on thursday, friday, saturday. high pressure comes in, the winds want to go offshore, scoops the fog away this is a classic summer or fall weather pattern this is what you expect this time of year temperatures heat up on friday and saturday that means an increase in fire danger,lessened air quality and temperatures back into the 90s. seems hot out there in some places, as we go into the next -- thursday and friday. forecast highs tomorrow yellows, just 70. so tomorrow another mild day windy conditions, patchy fog not very warm now come back tomorrow night i will show you this forecast for thursday, we will see oranges and reds coming out towards the west. so heat will come out of the valley thursday and friday and start to warm us up. tomorrow is a mild day again in walnut cr

. >>> a dramatic rescue today in the waters off richmond. >> reporter: from richmond, it's a trip they've made hundreds of times without incident. find out why this fishing trip was different. >>> a chilly cold start to the day. we're going to tell you what's forming that will bring a change to the forecast. >>> and rumors or reality? we'll check on the threat of a sickout by the muni drivers of san francisco. e ret ma oilwi totr wco l wcote >> ...berber carpet. it was a whole bowl of stew. nooo. why? i could have saved this one. i could have saved this one. ♪ call 1-800-steemer >>> an early-morning boat trip near the richmond marina today came to an abrupt, frightening end. one man has died after the boat he was on slammed into some rocks. kraig debro has more. >> reporter: the trip was supposed to be a routine outing to fish for albacore. instead, it turned into something they will never forget. >> basically it sounded like a car accident and water started coming over the side. >> it's scary. >> reporter: ralph dakin and his son described the chaotic scene at 5:30 this morning in the

closing kennedy and 2 elementary schools in richmond could save one and a half million dollars. the unified school district has funding problems of the severe state budget crisis of course. closure would affect about 900 students and thousands of others from nearby schools. >> if the city of richmond does not approve 1.5 million dollars tomorrow night then the board will take immediate action to close the school and send kids off to other skals like richmond high or el cerrito high. >> richmond reached 114 million dollar settlement with chevron over how much the company should pay in utility taxes. at least one council member thinks some of that money should be used to keep kennedy open. >> 36 annual bic race rolled through san francisco today. course ran by levi strauss and passed right by us her at abc 7 is. draws hundreds of spectators and include both professional and amateur cyclist. agreeing la mont won the race twice in the late 1970's before going on to win the tour de france three times. >> they came screaming by too, >> football game between boise state and virginia te

he's in richmond. kraig? >> reporter: yeah, good morning. i just talked to a security guard and he said the suspect ran into the ranch 99 market and jumped the turnstile. police are still unraveling the story but there's a chance the suspect could be responsible for up to five homicides. they searched the car looking for explosives. police in vallejo now discovered expossive -- explosives. 38-year-old efrain valdemoro was killed last night following a shootout with police around 8:45. he was a suspect in the death of a hercules man and the strangulation death of an unidentified woman found in the car following the high-speed chase. hercules police say valdemoro kidnapped that woman earlier in the day and police spotted valdemoro's vehicle and gave chase. they backed off when the freeway entered the freeway. about 8:10, the chp took over, chased valdemoro through san ramon, castro valley, all the way through richmond. the speeds reached 100 miles an hour. the whole time police could see someone in the passenger seat, they had had no idea she

now, richmond hired six more officers just sworn in. three of them have been in the vallejo police d, which has seen layoffs -- police department which has seen layoffs. they will go through more training and orientation before they go out and hit the streets. >>> the american red cross will hold a special blood drive today and tomorrow in honor of fremont police officer todd young. officer young remains in serious condition at highland hospital in oakland after he was shot and wounded last month. his injuries required multiple surgeries and enough transfusions to replace his blood ten times over. you can call the red cross to make an appointment. >>> the man charged with shooting officer young made his first court appearance yesterday. about 70 fremont police officers were also there to show their support for their colleague. an investigator says andrew -- an investigator says andrew barrientos admitted to the crime but did not know he was a police officer. >> whether this turns out to be the shooting of a police officer or a tragic mi

high or deanza high. >> richmond reached a settlement with chevron for $114 million over 15ers. the two sides have been fighting over how much chevron should pay in taxes. >> i feel it's certain a small part of the money aloe indicated towards keeping schools open. >> it's not clear how other members will vote f kennedy closes it will be the first time in 23 years a high school in west contra costa shuts doors. the last one to do so was hairy els high school. >> i can count on one hand the number of high school that's closedded in the last 50 or 60 year autos this would affect 5,000 students. here is a student at kennedy. >> if kids in the community are no not educated they're going to end up on the streets. it's likely to foul faul into bad influences. if voting against the proposal, kennedy would close, next year. >> police are investigating tens of thousands of dollars in questionable expenses by the former president of the heelsburg youth soccer league claiming hoffman wrote checks from the organization's bank kt including $3400 for taxes though the organization doesn't pay