so richmond repudiated -- payne repudiated richmond on the pages of his book. richmond and the townsmen of lewes repudiated meeting. nonetheless, despits this explosion in the relationship between the two of them, they were still associated in the public mind so, for example, there's an abolitionist named william fox, in 1794 had this to say about them, the progress of jackobimism, is amply secure without the aid of the duke of richmond or thomas payne inciting the body of people to assume government." "during the regency crisis, pain argued england should have a constitutional convention like the american ones and so fox says, "citizens richmond and payne ransacking all the gin shops to form a national convention isn't even a necessary thing." okay? so the point is simply that there's some connection between richmond and payne, they were perceived as being political allies by some yet they also went out of their way in 1792 to repudiate one another and it's in that relationship we think there may have been a movement of this parchment from wilson in philadelph

here in richmond it's been going on for quite a while. but when many richmond civil and community leaders decided to tackle this question, they chose a slightly different route. they decided that what was most important was not taking away but enhancing and adding to, that our stories are vast and each of them worthy. and they started in the '70s. it's interesting to me for a lot of reasons, but it's interesting to me that the very first monument that richmond put up to honor an african-american was in 1973. it was a statue to honor bill, bojangles, robinson. yes, he was a very world renown, beloved hollywood figure. he got to dance with shirley temple and taught her how to tap. but this would be the first image that would be depicted. another monument devoted to an african-american would not go up for another 20 years. 1993, the boatman was dedicated being eventually placed on brown's island as part of a riverfront development. but at one point it was moved or stolen or something and had to actually be anchored down much more tightly. an

you grew up in richmond and segregated richmond, he died of hiv and aids. in the late 1980s i believe. arture ash was a local african-american hero. and they decided to, that it would be too difficult or not the right thing to take the confederate monuments down. there was no political will for that. there was political will for erecting this arthur ash statue on monument avenue. there were protests. the sons of confederate veterans did not like the fact that a famous african-american was going to be celebrated alongside confederate veterans. i don't know. i would call this monument inexpertly done. it's not my favorite monument in the world. probably a better one is down here off of monument avenue. in near the river near the james river. actually in the area that was burned during the fires at richmond at iron works. this is a an iron works for the confederacy. this is the place where the confederacy made so many iron mints. a statue to lincoln was placed. at this public site that's now owned and operated by the national parks service. what does this monu

richmond police lt. felix tan says the suspect is a receptionist at a richmond auto repair shop lt. tan says at the time of the accident the toddler's mother was trying her son into his car seat when...

richmond police lt. felix tan says the suspect is a receptionist at a richmond auto repair shop lt. tan says at the time of the accident the toddler's mother was trying her son into his car seat when...

near the richmond city hall. the boy's mother was trying to put him in his car seat, he ran into the road, a red smart car hit the child, slowed down and ran off. it has a black top and front end damage. police say they hope someone can identify the driver. >> it's too obvious, red smart car, not only that here's the thing it's a 3-year-old and anyone will tolerate this. so the best thing to do is to turn himself in and we can discuss this and figure things out. >> reporter: we spoke to the boy's family yesterday and they are asking the public for help. they are hoping someone can recognize that car, identify the driver. now the boy's family also says that he had brain surgery yesterday. at last check, that 3-year-old boy was in stable condition. in oakland, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:56. it's time for your "final 5". hollywood is mourning the loss of hugh hefner. the american icon and playboy founder died from natural causes last night at his home the playboy mansion, 91 years old. after hearing

were involved but once it's on the bridge does chp take over or if it originated in richmond is richmond pd still in charge? i'm assuming each police agency might have its own nuance on how to deal with a situation like this and i'm sure largely they agree on the same policy?>> i asked chp to comment and they said this is a richmond police handle . i got that from law enforcement they take the lead . and that they are just assisting . so i can confirm that's what i was told this morning . chp is there to help with traffic and backup offices but this was a richmond police handle .>> so here we are coming up on one full hour since you covered this a police chase that took the suspect vehicle over some spike strips and came to rest and you can see here on the small right the beach -- approach to the bay bridge in oakland .>> because of this incident police in marin county are noticing a big pickup in

(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

there is monument avenue down there in richmond. what is that and what do you think should be done with it? host: monument at -- mr. wilder: monument avenue is monument avenue. when i was a kid, i knew what it represented, what it meant, i where i was not supposed to go, not supposed to live. you hear the stories now about the monuments there and what is the 1970's -- i mean, the 1990's, right after i became governor, left the office of governor, i wanted to make sure that monument avenue had the address meant of all of america. sment of all of america. and that is why i work so hard to get that statue on monument avenue. some people asked why would you want that on monument avenue? and i said that is because people put those there who they revere. have in ourblems we country today, and our schools today, particularly education, it is more important to improve the quality of education now, spending the taxpayers dollars more wisely on the kind of things that we need to do rather than talk about destroying and taking down. sure, it w

richmond parkway is getting very middle east and slow. speeds drop below 20 miles per hour, everyone taking that to connect to the richmond/san rafael bridge which is starting to back up westbound. 11 minutes over to 101. a problem in the south bay. southbound 101 near bernal, an overturned big rig. all lanes have been cleared. but the backup stretches beyond blossom hill road and we have a crash that was blocking a lane near blossom hill road and it's on the shoulder. do except delays in both directions along 101. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> today is a "spare the air" day. one reason the sky is so hazy is because of wildfires. smoke is blowing in from the north with a fire spreading near chico. on the right side you have the ponderosa fire that burned 3700 acres with evacuations for several communities. the flames are 30% contained. >>> and as you can see in this map, 70 wildfires are burning from california to montana. kpix 5's neda iranpour is tracking the haze and heat in the weather center. >> you know, all of our

cesar autoridades en richmond buscan hoy al culpable de arrollar a un menor de edad. lorena el responsable escap de la escena dejando al niÑo entre la vida y la muerte. take 2boxes linda candelo est en el lugar el incidente.... take linda live live linda 1- un incidente muy trágico en el que la víctima es un menor de tan solo 3 años de edad y el responsable se dio a la fuga. 2- en este momento estamos en la cuadra 2800tos de la avenida macdonald y fue precisamente aquí en donde, de acuerdo a autoridades y testigos del incidente que prefirieron no salir en cámara, una conductora en un smartcar rojo atropelló al menor de edad, pero no se bajó del auto, en cambio, abandonó la escena. take vo 3- la policía llegó hasta el lugar y la buscaron pero no dieron con ella. hablamos con uno de los agentes de policía que llegaron hasta la escena y quí lo que nos dijo. sot lieutenant felix tan chief of staff richmond police department cont vo 4- el agente confirmó que se trata de un smart car rojo con techo negro y pide la colaboración de quien haya visto el auto con

this happened after a car chase and shootout that began in richmond this morning. emeryville police are now investigating the shootout involving richmond, fairfield police and man suspected of homicide. it happened after a pursuit on i-80 eastbound just past the powell street exit shortly before nine a.m. cell phone video captures the scene. fairfield and richmond police officers tried to negotiate with the driver of this dark chevy suburban. they say he was holding a gun. one witness saw what happened. >> they told the guy to get out the car and he wouldn't get out. it was at least about 20 minutes. >> reporter: police say they fired nonlethal weapons but they 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 start shooting at officers. officers returned fire, struck the suspect and he was taken to a local hospit

it happened this morning not far from the richmond city hall. tonight, aty' a bos ssagthe for the driver. >> reporter: the 3-year-old is here in oakland, his father says the child is undergoing brain surgery following a hit- and-run crash. [ speaking spanishthe boy has a critical head injury, and his father is beside himself. >> it's not fair, he says. he's just a baby. it happened at 11:30 this morning a half block from richmond city hall. police say the mother was parked right here along mcdonald street, putting her child in the car seat when the boy ran directly in front of traffic. >> unfortunately, the child ran off faster than the mom, and the passing vehicle, the suspect vehicle struck the child. >> reporter: the suspect vehicle was very distinct. a red marred car with blacktop. -- smart car with a blacktop. after hitting the boy, the driver slowly drove around, and took off. >> we're going to find this vehicle somehow. if we have the community help -- >> it's obvious, a red smart car. >> and not only that, it's a 3- year-old, and i don't

their football team is off to a good start, but a challenge at richmond. could they pull off another upset? we were there and have the story next in been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪ >>> now, wusa9 sports with frank hanrahan brought to you by exfinty. >>> i know mike very well. you know, we stayed in touch through the years. and great guy, excellent football coach. >> yeah, remember mike used to coach richmond. the theme right now, howard, those two faced now two weeks ago, howard football was a talk of the town after pulling that epic upset on the road. he put up a great fight, but lost last week. another test for howard at his old school this afternoon. howard wraps up the three-game roady to start the season down in richmond. get the ball first and things look promising. calen newton escaping the rush. completes the long throw to guy. makes a great grab, bu

first, a rare shooting in the richmond district. the search under way for suspects. >>> and, a deadly attack in san jose. kris sanchez is on the scene right now with the breaking details coming in. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm marcus. >> we start this morning with mostly clear skies, with fog near the coast and in san francisco. it's a cooler start as you get ready to head out the door this morning at 68 degrees in san jose, 66 in napa and 69 in santa rosa with highs in the south bay reaching to the mid-80s. upper 80s, a few low 90s, oakland, 77. peninsula up to 82, palo alto, low 70s in san francisco and the north bay reaching into the low to mid-80s. we'll talk about this and a chance of showers in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. mike is tracking two freeway closures. >> we had an active couple hours. specifically two spots. the dublin interchange, traffic moving with a traffic break. traffic held. we'll show you the map. the connecter was close. the k-rail, you can s

bringing this to downtown richmond. with the youth that have not had the exposure. was that exposure happens and they start playing the game it can have a positive impact.>> reporter: just like that the black night turns this former square of darkness into a bright shining light for the community.>>> taking a look at maria quickly. good news and a lot of ways. turning to turks and caicos. for the west coast and the u.s. as maria a category 3 takes a track. the model suggests it will go to the north. you want that turn. we are getting it according to the latest model. hopefully that transpires. all models are basically in lock stock -- lockstep agreement. the snow is winding down and the mountains. oh highway 40 was close between the sugar bowl and donner lake because of snow. chains on 80 today. also 150. this is a waterspout. around 3:30 pm. you got snow thunder and lightning and waterspouts. just a crazy day in the mountains. tomorrow things will dry out. it will slowly warm-up. that cool air takes a while to go back to normal climate. temperatures are going to be

right next to the richmond city hall off macdonald avenue. police say the boy's mother was trying to put him into his car seat when he ran into the street and police say a driver struck the boy. police say the driver stopped after hitting the child, drove around and took off. video surveillance shows the suspect vehicle a red smart car with a black top. it has front end damage. police hope someone can identify the driver. >> it's too obvious. red smart car? not only that. it's a 3-year-old. i don't think anybody is going to tolerate this. so the best thing to do is turn yourself in and we can discuss this and figure things out. >> reporter: we spoke to the boy's father yesterday. he is desperate asking the public for help. if you think you may recognize the car or may know the driver, call police. now, the boy's father did tell us yesterday that the 3-year- old had brain surgery. now, again at last check, we are told he is in stable condition. live in oakland, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> we are waiting to learn more about the standoff on

yesterday morning richmond officers tried to pull the man over. he led police on a chase which ended in emeryville. that's where police surrounded the car in a standoff with the man. police say they attempted to negotiate but eventually the man got out of his car and started shooting. that is when officers opened fire. police have not released his name or said what homicide he was wanted for. ( darya ) firefighters are working to figure out how a series of fires started at a san francisco park. four seperate fires broke out at mclaren park park yesterday afternoon. a thick cloud of smoke could be seen rising out of the park. each fire burned about one acre and were only a quarter of a mile apart. nobody was hurt. firefighters have not said exactly how the fires started but they are being called suspicious. ( darya ) and this morning we are waiting for an update on the fire burning in the oakland hills. at last check the fire had burned 22 acres and was 80-percent contained. firefighters remain on scene to monitor any hot spots and to make sure the

evaded richmond police which lead to a chase. fairfield police say they wanted hodge as a murder suspect lt. robert lenke, fairfield pd. "the homicide was back in 2015, the victim was william freeman." some witnesses told kron four news they saw hodge with his hands up on the freeway in one of his companies suvs- as if he was surrendering, before gunfire erupted. emeryville police say the entire incident is under investigation. captain oliver collins, emeryville. "we are looking at video, witness statements and much more." for hodge's family and friends they are still in a state of shock that the person they know died in such a violent scene. brian. i am at a loss for words. (estacio live - emeryville) emeryville police say it will take weeks or months before they have a final report on this shootout. in emeryville tersia estacio kron four news (pam) tonight -- we have video showing the moments after a student was stabbed at a san jose high school.. it happened at overfelt high school around 9:00 this morning... two people are un

she is still at the richmond police department. and police say she is being very uncooperative. she is expected to be formally charged in the next few days. reporting live, jodi hernandez nbc bay area news. >> thank you jodi. >>> making sure the music stays off after 10:00. it appears no more concerts during at leave vye stadium. because of the 10:00 p.m. curfew skernts will only be allowed at 0 p.m. curfew is later then at 11:00 p.m. the pop star said he will not play there because of the restriction, the 10:00 p.m. restriction placed by the city of santa clara. the no week night concert protocol kicks in after the cold play concert next weekend. >> a 14-year-old student was stabbed on a san jose campus and two teenagers in custody. we'll tell you what happened and the lingering fears they left behind. >>> also who is paying for the warrior victory parade a couple of months ago? we'll tell but the agreement just reached today and why the warriors aren't happy about it. >>> i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. after warm weather this week the fog is building back in the coastline. tr

the crash happened yesterday near the richmond city hall. police say the boy's mother was trying to put him into his car seat when he ran into traffic. that's when police say a driver struck the boy. police say the driver stopped after hitting the kid, drove slowly around, then took off. video surveillance shows the suspect vehicle, it's very distinct, a red smart car with a black top. police say the car now has front end damage. >> just want to emphasize that, you know, just because we have a driver from today's event it doesn't automatically mean that this is the same driver that actually was responsible for the collision yesterday. >> reporter: police say they are still asking for the public's help identifying the car and the driver. that 3-year-old boy is at children's hospital oakland where his family tells us he had brain surgery. he is listed in critical but stable condition. reporting in richmond, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> new at noon, a berkeley middle school teacher and activist yvette felarca is demanding the most recent cha

that a lot of richmonders believe would be better spent on improving the public schools here. law enforcement, safety and other priorities. >> i'm going to move to our first question, julie, you have a first question from the panel. >> mr. northam you said you would support the atlantic coast pipeline slated to run through virginia environmental virn mentally responsible. the federal energy regulatory commission or ferc said its environmental impact would be what they term "less than significant" so that appears to be the green light you've been looking for. will you say now once and for all you support this pipeline? >> julie, first of all we have to talk about economic development in the commonwealth of virginia, and as i said in my opening statement, our unemployment rate has gone to 3.8%, but if you go to the eastern shore, where i'm from, or the south side of virginia, or the southwest, it's nowhere near 3.8%. so how do we bring businesses, how do we bring manufacturers into rural virginia, and one of the top priorities that they have, julie, is the cost of energy. so we

>> dos horas llevo desde richmond. todo estÁ bloqueado. >> tengo que recoger a mi hermana de la escuela. reportera: si no vas a poder llegar? >> no voy a poder llegar a tiempo. reportera: algunos refirieron llegar afuera de los otros porque perdieron la mayor parte de dÍa de sus trabajos sentados en sus autos. como, tanto dejaste de ganar por esto? >> entre 100 y $150. reportera: hace unos minutos el auto del sospechoso fue removido de la escena y condenÓ la investigaciÓn. hasta el momento, las autoridades no han revelado laidentidad del sospechoso baleado. soy luz tenÍa, noticias univisiÓn 14. ramÓn: gracias luz por tu reporte. las redes sociales los usuarios publicaron vÍdeos de los graves embotellamientos que provocÓ este tiroteo. aquÍ vemos como desde edificios o vehÍculos varados pudieron a la pesadilla vieques experimentaba. tambiÉn, por las redes sociales como las patrullas de caminos informaban sobre lareapertura de los carriles sobre la carretera 80. pasemos ahora a ver si las repercusiones viales

is monument avenue down in richmond. what is said and what do you think should be done with it? >> i think monument avenue is monument avenue and when i was a kid i knew what it representative that i knew what it meant and i knew where i was not supposed to go and where i was not supposed to live. one of things that i saw on monument avenue and you hear the stories now about the monuments there but in the 70s, i mean in the 90s right after i became the governor or left the office of governor i wanted to make certain that monument avenue had the address metabolic american that's why worked as hard as i could to get monument avenue. some people would say why do you want monument avenue and i said because that's where people show that they were here so the problems we have in our country today and the problems we have in our schools today it is ularly education it's more important to improve the quality of education spending taxpayer dollars more wisely on the kinds of things that we need to do now than just talk about dest

if you would like to use richmond parkway, take that to richmond/san rafael bridge to 101 to the golden gate bridge, you can head into the city that way. traffic busy southbound. we have that earlier ac transit crash fremont street off-ramp reopened. but harrison is closed and now we are getting reports ofa eadly accident "sig alert" in effect eastbound 24 right near pleasant hill road, three lanes currently closed, only one lane of traffic getting by. we'll have more coming up. >>> now to developing news out of san francisco. two buses crash into each other one of them still wedged into a tight spot on the sidewalk. chopper 5 was over the scene on freedom street. you can see one of the ac transit buses stuck in the spot right there. we also got this video from a witness shortly after the impact. you can see a pole toppled over in the process and witnesses looking inside the bus trying to help those inside. we know that at least four people were injured including at least one bus driver. kpix 5's susie steimle is live with the aftermath. >> reporter: kenny, as jast told us and as you ca

nor a trevally in that first in richmond texas thank you very much indeed. and a brief time ago i spoke with congressman john culbertson who represents the seventh district of texas which includes part of west in houston. congressman thank you very much for joining me just how bad is the damage that you know will put this point. we know from for our local authorities of pierce county flood control district that about seventy percent of harris county. was flooded during this catastrophe we have. tens of thousands of homes but i've been flooded most who have never played befor. and unfortunately thousands of those homes will be under water for an extended period of time a week perhaps two weeks. which means the structures will fail and they will be total losses it's a catastrophe. of epic proportions. but the people of houston and texas are looking after each other. helping each other to get ourselves back on our feet. as quickly as possible. where all these people going houstonians are taking? and. obviously family friends neighbors. my in laws for example lo

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>> morgan: and richmond demonstrators faced off in the streets over confederate monuments. and one week after hurricane irma slammed the florida keys, storm-weary islanders are finally getting to see what's left of their homes. >> actually, we'll rebuild. i'm not leaving. this is the "cbs weekend news." >> morgan: good evening. i'm demarco morgan with a western edition of the broadcast. an 18-year-old man was arrested today in connection with the terror bombing of a london subway train. the suspect was taken into custody about 70 miles southeast of london near the port of dover. the friday morning attack injured nearly 30 people and isis has claimed responsibility. charlie d'agata is in london. >> reporter: heavily armed security personnel swept into sunbury-on-thames, zeroing in on a home in connection with the subway bombing, a property registered to foster parents who had been honored for their work with children. masked police ordered hundreds of residents to evacuate for their own safety. >> you can just see someone's eyes, and they've got a gun sort of pointed down li

yesterday morning richmond officers tried to pull the man over. he led police on a chase which ended in emeryville. that's where police surrounded the car and engaged in a standoff with the man. police attempted to negotiate but eventually the man got out of his car and started shooting. that is when officers opened fire. police have not released his name or said what homicide he was wanted for. ( james ) firefighters are working to figure out how a series of fires started at a san francisaco park. four seperate fires broke out at mclaren park park yesterday afternoon. you could see the thick cloud of smoke rising out of the park. each fire burned about one acre and were only a quarter mile apart. nobody was hurt. firefighters have not said exactly how the fires started but they are being called suspicious. (robin) four people are recovering this morning after two a-c transit buses crashed in san francisco. it happened yesterday morning on fremont street... between harrison and howard streets. an a-c transit spokesperson says a bus lost control an

unveiled in richmond, virginia, in 175. >> it was a big coming out. the first time confederate flags were used on any scale. blacks were only allowed to participate in this at the very back of line. clear. >> were's back in the union, white virginians were saying. we are lil' again and patriotic to the united states, but we are going to show you who our heroes are. >> even so, blight doesn't support the wholesale removal of confederate monuments. i want to make it clear. i am for removal of some confederate monuments. there 'tis, it's the time has come. not all of them. not every single one of them. certainly not in cemeteries. i just want the process to be historical, delibrative, and based on research. including the people who lived there. >> yes, if all politics is local. all memory is also local. a memorial landscape turned minefield is familiar terrain for david blight and yale university. >> was there resistance to changing the name? >> yes, there was resistance to >> earlier this year the university renamed a dormitory, dedicated to former vice

richmond police were trying to pull the suspect over but he kept driving. it was near the 580 junction that highway patrol put down a spike strip that sent his vehicle crashing into a concrete barrier shortly before the shooting. the incident closed both directions of 80 snarling traffic hopelessly in the middle of morning rush hour. the eastbound side eventually opened. but it would be roughly 8 hours before authorities wrapped up their investigation and finally reopened westbound 80 just after 5 a.m. in emeryville, christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> now to a deadly rock fall in yosemite national park. one climber was killed, a second hurt. witnesses say the rock fall lasted for about an hour yesterday afternoon. rangers say there were about 30 climbers on the popular rock climbing wall when a big chunk of it broke off. el capitan overlooks yosemite valley. this is a picture of what looks like a puff of smoke coming from the rock and another look at it is the rock looking head on at it where you can see where the big chunks have broken off. visitors say there wer

the city of richmond. richmond officers found the suspect driving a black suv and tried to pull him over.sotthe chase eventually continued onto i-80 westbound and the california highway patrol became involved. when the suspect reached berkeley, highway patrol officers deployed a spike strip across 80 near university avenue. with the tires of his vehicle damaged the suspect lost control,struck a concrete median barrier just past the powell street exit in emeryville and came to a stop. that's where police surrounded the vehicle and engaged in a standoff with the suspect. police attempted to negotiate with the suspect, asking him to surrender, but eventually the he exited his vehicle and may have fired a gun at the officer prompting them to use deadly force.sotit's pretty clear that the suspect was not cooperating and fired a shot somewhere near the officer or at the officers.during the standoff, both direction of interstate were closed, backing up traffic up for miles. the eastbound lanes were reopened aroun

hot spot in richmond wb 80 at hilltop hot spot in richmond wb 80 at hilltop accident blocking two lanes, slow from hwy 4. accident in fremont wb 84 at ardenwood. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (tiffany) the white house may soon be hearing from russian lawyers. the kremlin says it will sue the united states over the closure of russian consulates... including right here in san francisco. the threat of a lawsuit comes after russian diplomatic facilities were forced to shut down in san francisco, new york, and washington, d-c. a spokesman for the kremlin says russia will file a lawsuit to contest the move. ever since the u-s accused russia of meddling in last year's election, the two countries have been going back and forth -- closing missions and reducing the number of diplomats. the u-s state department responded to the threat of a lawsuit yesterday saying the closures are legal. ( darya ) police in the east bay are looking for three armed men who robbed a target store. take a look at the surveillance video poli

so when it did collapse, richmond was not ready. gordon, does his very best, and lee gives him control of about half of the army of northern virginia for this attack on fort hedman. of the union lines at fort stedman, just south of the james river. remember, over the months, the line had already been very fortified. -- fort stedman, the union lines and the federal bash the confederacy lines had come very close. lee had sent out spies getting reports back, thinking that they know everything about -- behind the union lines that they could not see. in the predawn hours, in the dark, he said you're going to make a night attack, punch through and by donnie will have --ken through best buy don by dawn you will have broken through. reallydon thought he was prepared, but john brown gordon was always the man who always had good luck until fort stedman. there will be more on that after i do the first reading. but the first reading describes what it was like to be a private in the platoon-sized six louisiana affiliated forever with the louisia

the city of richmond. richmond officers found the suspect driving a black suv and tried to pull him over.sotthe chase eventually continued onto i-80 westbound and the california highway patrol became involved. when the suspect reached berkeley, highway patrol officers deployed a spike strip across 80 near university avenue. with the tires of his vehicle damaged the suspect lost control,struck a concrete median barrier just past the powell street exit in emeryville and came to a stop. that's where police surrounded the vehicle and engaged in a standoff with the suspect. police attempted to negotiate with the suspect, asking him to surrender, but eventually the he exited his vehicle and may have fired a gun at the officer prompting them to use deadly force.sotit's pretty clear that the suspect was not cooperating and fired a shot somewhere near the officer or at the officers.during the standoff, both direction of interstate were closed, backing up traffic up for miles. the eastbound lanes were reopened aroun

it happened this morning not far from the richmond city hall. tonight, that boy's father is telling joe vasquez he has a message for the driver. >> reporter: the 3-year-old is here in oakland, his father says the child is undergoing brain surgery following a hit- and-run crash. [ speaking spanishthe boy has a critical head injury, and his father is beside himself. >> it's not fair, he says. he's just a baby. it happened at 11:30 this morning a half block from richmond city hall. police say the mother was parked right here along mcdonald street, putting her child in the car seat when the boy ran directly in front of traffic. >> unfortunately, the child ra off faster than the mom, and n the passing vehicle, the suspect vehicle struck the child. >> reporter: the suspect vehicle was very distinct. a red marred car with blacktop. -- smart car with a driver slowly drove around, a took off. >> we're going to find this vehicle somehow. if we have the community help -- >> it's obvious, a red smart car. >> and not only that, it's a 3- year-old, and i don'

this 13th regiment flag was actually the 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 cap it there until the new hampshire 13th regiment came marching into richmond, virginia. he took the flag and put it up the pole. the men it the flag going up and they went and met him. he was an african-american who was working in the virginia legislature at the time. the 13th regiment and came back to new england. he finished out the rest of his life here in new england. stateag he brought back with the 13th regiment flags and ultimately ended up in our case. along with the fact that our men were off to war during the civil war, new hampshire legislature in our government was still going forward at this very dark time. the building had not had any renovations. during the civil war, our legislature in our governor began discussing enlarging the building and adding a third floor and pu

and i dropped a touchdown pass in my hands and the thing is a scout was there from the university of richmond looking to see if i could play football for the team. he walked out of the stadium, my coach green believed in me, this 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. >> w

richmond police say the six year-old boy was trying to get into the family's van. the boy was standing on the driver's side of the van on the street when he was hit by a red smart car. that car was traveling westbound on mcdonald aver, and witnesses tell police that the car stopped momentarily and then kept driving. >> it is tragic whenever anyone gets hit by a vehicle and most of the time it is an accident and i just wish that people would remember that and remain on scene. it makes things more problematic when they don't. >> richmond police describe this car as a red smart car, possibly a 2008 to 2012 model, and it likely has some front end damage the right side of the car. employees at northbound businesses tell me the mother was frantic. she's crying and there was one employee that had to help translate. she had to help translate for authorities. it is unclear how severe his injuries are. they didn't go into details about where he was hit. they did ask anyone who may have seen something or know something. >> guys. >> all right. >>> an investigation into underwa

christien kafton is in richmond. tell us the latest on the investigation and the condition of the little boy.>> reporter: the condition, the little boy is in serious condition, it is serious or rather critical but stable condition. the richmond police sent us a photo of the boy. this incident unfolded at 11:30 am yesterday. the mother of the boy city was trying to get into the car seat but he broke away from her and ran into the road. that is when the red smart car traveling westbound on mcdonald drive hit the boy. what happened next was more surprising with the driver of the smart cart stopping for moment before speeding away. the police have surveillance video of the car and they are asking for the public's help. >> there were people in the area and a few were good enough to stop and provide statements to the police and we hope we have others that could see this vehicle. please give us a call so we can follow up on that.>> reporter: this is one more look at the smart car. it is a 2008 to 2012 red smart car with dis

and richmond police got involved and contacted chp. they tell me they set up a spike strip on the freeway. and when the driver hit the spike strip he lost a wheel, hit a concrete barrier, then came to a stop there in emeryville. and that's where he refused to get out of the car and where the standoff took place. now folks have been out here, as we have, for a few hours now, watching all of this unfold. traffic remains -- or freeway remains closed both ways. they are allowing cars to turn around westbound and go back opposite direction on the freeway to get off of the freeway. folks have been here for hours. people are sleeping. people have their computers out. but the good news they are making an attempt at least getting the westbound traffic off the freeway. so i'm told this investigation is going to last a very long time. actually, they wouldn't give me any estimated time, but said it would be quite lengthy. there are a lot of police officers out here. a lot of investigators. and certainly a lot of questions that need to be answered.

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...

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 police tried to pull the suspect over this morning. he sped away. so chp deployed a spike strip before the macarthur maze. >> it had flat tires, so it was starting to lose the tires. 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 involved in the shooting, and 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 rich

richmond police tried to pull the suspect over this morning. he sped away. so chp deployed a spike strip befohe tre ac mmaze. >> it had flat tires, so it was starting to lose the tires. then the traffic stopped. eporter: officers talked with the drive rr 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 involved in the shooting, and 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 . >>> 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

i may be made that up but everyone is having fun tonight here at powers park in port richmond. they have visited 20 parks, throughout the summer season and early fall, this will be the last park though, but this evening everyone will be here until 10:00 o'clock this evening, chilling out like that little guy and this young lady hanging out in the ham mock, relaxing. and they have stuff for kid as well, obviously. they have beer for the adults and barbecue sandwiches but they have hot dogs and gold fish snacks for the kid as well. so come on out, multiple beers are on tap opened until 10:00 o'clock this evening and tomorrow evening, opened this weekend saturday until 11:00 p.m., 10:00 p.m. on sunday. sunday they will be the last day of parks on tap but we do have other fun philadelphia activities that are just getting kick off for this season. some of those include, if you are sad, because beer garden is closing, and you need a doughnut to help you feel better, federal doughnuts is hosting a free block party on sunday october 1st from 1 to 4:00 p.m. there will be live music and