westbound lanes for cars on the richmond-san rafael bridge? we know a third eastbound lane will be opening next month. >> there will be a study to find out for everybody heading west. amy hollyfield is live at the toll plaza. hi, amy. >> this is the direction of the morning commute. richmond head add cross this bridge over to marin. these commuters do need some relief. it is getting really congested on that talking about the richmond-san rafael bridge. authorities are going to study whether they can add a third westbound lane. this is according to our media partners at the marin independent journal. they say this is growing in popularity. traffic has increased 13% on this bridge in the past five years. planners have envisioned a lane headed into marin for bikes and pedestrians. now some are saying that should also be used for vehicles. they're already work to go ease the community work. there will be -- opening the

>> university of richmond professor lauranett lee talks about how children were impacted during the civil war era and how morees into current era children and refugees. it is cohosted by the library of , thenia in richmond university of virginia center for civil war history. >> many of you may know lauranett in her former capacity as curator at the virginia historical society where she x --ed over a dozen exhibitions. one of her best accompaniment was her role as historian for the digital genealogy project "unknown no longer: a database of virginia slave names." throughout her career as a curator, historian, and consultant, lauranett has focused on the lives of people, primarily african-americans, in thee first enslaved colonies, to the war of emancipation, in the modern era. readers of the "richmond times-dispatch" also know her from the front page of monday's paper after she was honored on sunday with the john jasper trailblazer award at mount sinabung church. addition to late our panel and we are grateful to her for filling in for our scheduled speaker. i will say a few other short wor

it's a telegram from richmond. after four years, the union army has finally entered richmond. and the word flashes around the war department building and the clerks run out into the streets shouting, and soon a large crowd gathers there in front of the war department dmemanding a speech from stanton, the secretary of war. he steps out at once, as a war reporter noted, overcome with emotion, and he says, friends and fellow citizens, in this great hour of triumph, my heart as well as yours is penetrated with gratitude to almighty god for his deliverance of this nation. our thanks to the president, to the army and navy, to the great commanders by sea and land, to the gallant officers and men who have perilled their lives upon the battlefield and drenched the soil with their blood. henceforth, our commiseration of the war with their suffering. let us humbly offer up our thanks with his care over us and beseech him as he has carried us to victory in the past, that he will teach us how to be humble in the midst of triumph, how to be just in the hour of victory and that he will enabl

here's a look at the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge. give yourself a few extra minutes this morning. >>> number 5, you may soon see an extra lane in both directions on the richmond-san rafael bridge. there's a move to add a westbound lane. they want to study the lane as they get ready to open an additional eastbound lane next month. >>> part of international women's day. fighting to join the service employees international union. union leaders say women make up the majority of janitorial workers in the u.s. >>> number 7, new video of meghan markle and prince harry celebrating international women's day. we learn markle has been baptized into the church of england. something she promised to do before her wedding day. >>> posed as a police officer. on monday night, a white suv with flashing red and blue lights pulled up to a home in the san bernardino county town of victorville. a person gets out of car wearing a uniform. he each had what appeared to be a gun in his holster. he made contact with someone in the driveway and then walks up to

it's a telegram from richmond. after four years the union army has finally entered richmond and the word flashes around and the clerk ran out to the street shouting. soon a large crowd came -- and he steps out for once as a reporter noted overcome by emotion and he says, friend and fellow citizens, in this great hour of triumph my heart as well as yours is penetrated with gratitude for almighty god for deliverance of this nation. all thanks to the president, navy and seeing land to the guiding officers and men who have pearled their lives upon the battlefield and dreched the soil with his blood. henceforth commiseration and age to give to our union. who bear the marks of great sacrifices in the struggle. but offering up thanks to provide providence and care over us and beseech him that he'll guide and govern us in our duties afterwards add he has carried us forward in our victory. teaches us to be humble and just if the hour of victory and he will enable us to secure the foundation of this republic, soaked as it ha

richmond-sae >>> good morning. just a few minutes before 5:00 and this is a live look out our window over the richmond-san rafael bridge. you can see it is slick out there this morning. we are seeing some ponding in the east bay, south bay, pretty much everywhere you are headed out this morning. >>> nbc bay area responds to a castro valley woman who did not get the service she paid for. >> consumer investigator chris chmura is here with her story and how we took action for her. >>> sheila stitch paid 85 bucks for a three-session massage package on grew upon. after her first massage the merchant said it was no longer honoring the grew upon deal so she asked for two-thirds of what she paid. she thought that was share. instead grew upon gave her a $30 credit so she asked us to help her get the rest of what she thought grew upon owed her. we contacted groupon and it refunded sheila the remaining $27. they didn't respond to our questions about what happened. sheila had to pay up front and we hear from a lot of consumers

in richmond ella sogomonian kron4news." ( marty )welcome back weekend news. lets get you up to speed with some breaking news going on. a man has shot a man has shot himself outside of the white house. president trump is not there. law enforcement is at the screen. we'll keep you updated on this story as more details come in on-air online at kron- 4-dot-com. ( marty ) coming up after the break ... eating right for a healthy heart.our health expert stops by to explain how to keep your kids... heart- disease free. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ♪ (door bell rings) (cell phone vibrating) hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello, i got your package. you can just leave it, thanks. (cell phone vibrating) hello, can i help you? hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. ♪ (dave)a cold upper trough over the pacific northwest and northern california will continue to produce scattered showers, low snow levels, and isolated thunderstorms into saturday. showers will gradually diminish late saturday and saturday night. dry weather is expected to return by

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) breaking news... two small earthquakes rattle part of the south bay. the first quake hit around 4:38 this morning in gilroy. it was a 3-point-3 magnitude quake. then about 6 minutes later a 2-point-6 hit the same area. there are no reports of any damage or injuries. ( james ) our top story... police evacuate a hotel in oakland to search for explosives.( darya ) guests were allowed back int eh hotel after two people were arrested. kron 4's will tran is live in oakland this morning with the details. ( will )on the evening of march 5, 2018, chp in collaboration with oakland police department evacuated part of the hotel located on embarcadero. university of california police department, berkeley explosive ordnance disposal assisted with searching the hotel room and another vehicle associated with the suspect.both jeremy guy and ronald guy from riverbank, california were charged with california penal code 18710 and 18720 - possessing any destructive device other than fixed ammunition of a caliber greater t

richmond bridge drive less than 20 no major hot spots. 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. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) four teens are in custody following a stolen car investigation in san bruno. it happened saturdy afternoon at the tanforan mall on sneath lane and el camino real. officials saw several people run out of the mall and get into a stolen car. the driver hit multiple cars trying to speed off... the group stopped at a gas station... got out of the car... and tried to run away. the four teens were taken into custody for multiple violations. ( james ) in the east bay... the family of a man killed by concord police was awarded a one-point-two million dollar settlement. 21-year-old charles burns was killed by police who came to his home to serve a search warrant in 20-13. he was accused of selling drugs. the family's attorney says charles was unar

a telegram from richmond. after four years, the union army entered richmond and the word flashes around and the clerks run out into the streets shouting and soon a large crowd gathers there in front of the war department demanding a speech from stanton, the secretary of war. he steps out for once as a reported noted and says, friends and fellow citizens, in this great hour of triumph, my heard as well as yours is penetrated to gratitude to god for the deliverance of the nation. thanks to the president, army and navy and great commanders by sea and land and to the gallant officers and men who perilled their lived on the battlefield and drenched the soil with their blood. henceforth, or age should be give tonight wounded, the maimed and suffering. who bare the marks of the great sacrifices in the mighty struggle. let's humbly offer up thanks to divine providence and guide and govern us in our duties. as he has carried us forward to victory in the past. that he will teach us how to be humble in the midst of trium

should there be three westbound lanes on the richmond-san rafael bridge. we know that a third eastbound lane will open next month. >> a 100,000 study to find out what should happen for everybody heading west. >> amy hollyfield live at the toll plaza. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning. commuters who traveled from the east bay over to marin, this is for you. your commute is growing in popularity. your bridge has seen an increase of 13% of traffic over the past five years. according to our partner, the marin independent journal, the bay area toll authority decided to look into adding a third lane to the westbound section of the richmond-san rafael bridge. they just started work on a lane for bikes and pedestrians. now they're going to look into maybe letting vehicles use that lane during peak commute hours. the evening commute is already about to get a break. the eastbound section of the bridge is just about to open the shoulder to cars during peak times. that is set to start next month. now they're going to turn their attention to the westbound se

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( terisa ) richmond police arrested a man with a big pile of cash and drugs. officers received a tip about suspicious activity at a home on 25th steet. they issued a search warrant and found two guns... 38-thousand dollars in cash... and over 9- thousand dollars worth of drugs. one of the guns was stolen from georgia... and the other had a scratched out serial number. police arrested a 30-year old man for the crimes but have not released his name. ( terisa ) investigators in san francisco are looking into a deadly fire at an adult video store. the fire at "don's" on sixth street near mission street started just after 2 saturday morning. the fire was quickly brought under control... and did not spread to other buildings. the person who died has not been identified. ( james ) another explosion has injured at least two people in austin, texas. now, police are telling people in the area to stay inside their homes until they can make sure the neighborhood is safe.(terisa) police say the latest bomb may have been triggered differen

jessica flores reports from richmond. critics say they are violating california's sanctuary law. >> reporter: good morning. we are at the west county jail here in richmond. this is really the only detention facility for undocumented immigrants in the bay area. actually, the facility has a contract with i.c.e. and this is where they jail them. under a new state law the sanctuary state law local law enforcement agencies aren't supposed to communicate when they release undocumented immigrants or really any information with i.c.e. but according to some attorneys here in the county, the county is finding a way around it by tipping off i.c.e. agents about the release dates by publishing them online. in january the sanctuary state law came in effect. on february 18th, contra costa county began publishing the release dates of all inmates, including undocumented immigrants. sanctuary state law sb54 prohibits local law enforcement from sharing information with immigration authorities and typically including release dates. we spoke

where the richmond international airport now stands. there it ended with a day two battle, in which we all know the commander was wounded and davis was promoted to command of what became the army of northern virginia. however, shortly after the battle of southern pines, i went down toward the southern pine ground, about one mile, and it was full of wounded men. it would raise the hair on any man's head to see the wounded. and hear the groans. i was present when they commenced cutting off one man's leg, and i had to leave. i could not stand and watch the performance. lieutenant richard gatland commanded and all tillery an artillery battery and -- commanded. after the union forces, gatlin went over the battlefield and the ground is torn up by shot and shell, the trees cut and torn, the grass scorched and burnt and trampled, and leave men and horses scattered in every direction. sometimes, they can be counted by the scores in the hundreds. our own men have all been buried, but the enemies killed in thursday's, fridays, and saturdays fight

i also credit him with the dozen in richmond. the other scholar wrote back, i wish i had done the research you have done. what are the questions about this? this is a question about scholarship. why have so many eminent scholars, so many really first-class historians, ignored all this evidence? i think the reason is in part that people approach history in different ways. a constitutional historian approaches john marshall as the great chief justice, and by any standard, john marshall is the great chief justice. he has a statue in front of him in the supreme court. he has a statue inside the supreme court. he has been on a commemorative silver dollar, on four u.s. postage stamps, on the $20 treasury note in 1890 and 1891, and the $500 federal reserve note in 1818. he is the only supreme court justice to make it on our money, more than one postage stamp, have statues. there are four john marshall law schools, including the very distinguished marshall wythe college of law at the college of william and mary. so marshall is our great

no impact on 580 but richmond parkway is busy and over towards the richmond/san rafael bridge, here's the toll plaza there, though headlights heading westbound, 13 minutes from marina bay parkway to sir francis drake boulevard. your ride across the golden gate bridge, nice and easy. it looks like everyone is on their best driving behavior along that stretch. but completely different story over at the bay bridge toll plaza. you will be in good company if you are heading that way. 23 from the maze to 101. grab the extra cup of coffee. it's going to be a slow ride. back to you. >>> anger over an office- involved shooting disrupted a sacramento city council meeting last night. [ yelling ] >> stephon clark, stephon clark! >> this is his brother, the suspect shot by officers this month. stevante clark danced, jumped and demanded to be heard. the incident prompted the city council to briefly adjourn. >> my team and i at the california department of justice will do everything in our power to assure that this investigation is fair, thorough and impartial. >> officers were seeking a caravanedly

reporting live from richmond, laura sambol, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, laura. we know details about ail san jose woman hit by a rock sent to the hospital. it happened at 10:00 last night. in san jose, second and julian streets. the victim was driving when a man threw a rock at her car. she pulled over. and, to look at the damage. he threw another one. and hitting her. two vta workers confronted the suspect and destand until police arrived. we are told the attacker is a transie transient. the victim is to be okay. >> were you one. a prominent health care company a. ledgedly overcharged customers. now, could be forced to pay up. sutter health, the largest hospital system in northern california its accused of overcharging millions of patients. attorney general says the six-year investigation shows the system unlawfully used anti-come pe come pelt ti competitive. >> time to hold health care corporations accountable and bring down illegally inflated health care costs that are imposed on california families. >> the attorney general claims some of the ex-sels prcess p

this is in richmond. you can see that car is not drivable. it hit a fire hydrant, which left a lot of water in the roadway. that is why a portion of that street is closed. you will need to use an alternate route to get around it. you can always use veil which turns into 29th and then reconnect with san pablo avenue. give yourself some extra time. san pablo dam road is starting to get a little bunched up if you are using that exit. a heads up if you travel through that area. you will be in for some slowdowns. richmond parkway is looking a little busy as well. eastshore freeway getting a little crowded. we are still in good shape as far as drive times about a 15 minute ride from hercules toward a maze. speaking of that maze, we are tracking an accident. you can see chp and another vehicle on the shoulder on the connector ramp from westbound 582 eastbound 80. it is not slowing anyone down. this is not impacting the 580 drive or the approach towards the maze. lookout for that as you head around that curb. at the toll plaza metering lights are on.

i was raised and lived in richmond, raised my family in richmond. i describe it as a corporate, ruled by a corporation. one of the things we understood, chevron is a global corporation. so even though the c.e.o. was born and raised in richmond, he was only interested in profits, not the people of richmond. so one of the things we had to do was look at ourselves and say, are we going to continue to try to influence the people who are making decisions about our health and safety? or are we going to be the people who will be making those decisions? and in richmond we chose the latter. in order to do that, we had to create a political organization, the richmond progressive alliance which one by one took down chevron stooges on the richmond city council. they spent more and more money and each election they kept on losing until 2016, when they decided -- well, 2014, they spent $3.5 million in local city council race and every one of their candidates lost. the reasons for that are many issues, but the primary wedge issue was are you going to be supporting

(ácommercialá) major hot spot in the richmond bridge wb 580 midspan right lane blocked, jammed from richmond pky. fatal accident wb 4 alhambra blocking the left lane of the offramp ramp. rebecca:unsettled weather conditions will persist through saturday with cool temperatures, periods of rain showers and breezy winds. dry conditions return late in the weekend and continue into monday ahead of our next weather system. this system will likely be wetter and warmer with widespread rainfall expected around the rebecca:unsettled weather conditions will persist through saturday with cool temperatures, periods of rain showers and breezy winds. dry conditions return late in the weekend and continue into monday ahead of our next weather system. this system will likely be wetter and warmer with widespread rainfall expected around the middle part of next week. middle part of next week. ( james ) (ááá2 shotááá) in national news ... secretary of state rex tillerson was fired this week now rumors are swirling more changes to the presidents cabinet are imminent.( darya ) (ááádoubleboxááá)washing

when i was elected to city council of richmond in 1994 i was elected in richmond at that timee and it was only on one tp ten list that i am aware of and it's not the one you want to be on. we hadss the second highest homicide rate in the united states. we were not a high crime area generally and if you look at all crimes homicide and aggravated assaults committed with weapons we were unusually high in the weapons of choice these homicides and aggravated assaults were guns. i remember very early in my time at city council getting called to a neighborhood public housing community council district and there had been a gun crime that had killed a family, an entire ofamily of five, adult and litte children. the course of my eight years working in local government i just wanted to many crime scenes and funerals in weeks and in some ways the things that were most memorable formi the meetins and church basements of homicide victim families. they embarked upon a set of strategies to make our community safer and missed the blood child andeg the tears we found strategies, some dealing with reduc

live look outside at the richmond san raphael bridge. enough rain to wet the roadways. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. rain in our forecast. >> let's get right to it. we talked about that, it moved in overnight. >> not heavy downpours. especially when you are out there driving in it. look at our radar. this is available to you on our website. you can use it if you have our nbc area app. you can see some showers moving through livermore. very light showers over the santa cruz mountains and we'll be keeping the chance of showers through the afternoon and into tomorrow morning. i'll talk about that in a bit. let's head over to mike. >> we'll check the roadways first that live camera. that's the richmond-san raphael bridge. light volume of rain on the roadway. you can see it. some mild puddling. slick roadways that is what we'll watch for. those conditions will be there on and off the roadway. last night a couple of reports in san francisco, on-ramp in the lower deck and oakland a couple of patches, big puddles reported. w

inside richmond was anything but magnolia and moonlight. lack of housing left refugees wandering in the streets. galloping inflation made it difficult to purchase even the barest essence of life. -- their necessities of life. lawlessness, filth, occasional epidemics of smallpox and typhoid fever and tuberculosis made richmond a vestibule of hell. these three unique features appear in the legacy project collection, and all three of them have a special appeal to me. first off, we have more letters and diaries covering the last two years of the war than we do the first two years. which is quite opposite to what normally one finds. secondly, the personal tales, some of them, provide fresh, in-depth brand-new accounts of lesser-known engagements. there are three personal narratives on the september 1864 battle of fishers hill and there are three different accounts that reveal that battle as i have never seen it told before. there are two moving accounts of the march 25, 1865 desperation attack by lee at fort stedman, and the gettysburg line, bot

when i was elected to city council of richmond in 1994 i was elected in richmond at the time was on one top 10 list and it's not the one you want to be in. we had the secondo highest homicide rate in the united states. we were not ad high-crime generally, if you looked at all crime, but homicides and aggravated assaults, assaulted committed with weapon we were unusually high and the weapons of choice in homicides were guns. i remember very early in time as city council getting called to gilpin court in council district. a gun that killed a family of five, adults and little children. in my eight years, i went to too many crime scenes and funerals and waits and in some ways the things that were the most memorableha were the meetings in church basements of homicides victims families. we embarked onset of strategies amidst all the bloodshed and tears, we actually found strategies, some dealing with reductions in guns, some dealing with law enforcement strategies, some dealing with police community relations. we found strategies that over the course of about eight years reduced the homicide

this is a live look at the richmond san rafael bridge. paul deanno shows us the radar. >> we have a front moving through tonight and that will likely give us the latest weather over the next hour or so. we have steady rain exiting san francisco and san pablo bay, heading toward richmond, oakland, berkeley, el cerrito, and light rain showers along highway 12 n. of sonoma and east of 101 near rohnert park and south of st. helena. this will not even give us a tenth of an inch of rainfall. concord five 107 inch and you -- 5/100 of an inch, and ukiah 2/100 of an inch. the first of many rain chances and when the next one arrives coming up. >>> we have exclusive video of a deadly shootout between san francisco police and a robbery suspect inside the trunk of a car. the man's family tells joe vazquez he was afraid of being deported. >> reporter: last night's police officer-involved shooting sparked a protest right here in the streets of the mission district. the shooting was caught on camera, but not everyone who views it has the same interpretat

richmond bridge drive lslows from castro again. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 forget the headlights and wipers ( james ) the bay area has seen some much needed rain during march... and officials say it's significantly helping our water supply. storage at east bay mud's storage at east bay mud's reservoirs are now at 82-percent capacity. things are looking better in the south bay as well... the santa clara valley water district jumped from 26- percent capacity to 33-percent. if march was dry like previous months... things could have been different looking forward. <"we would probably get through this year if there was no precipitation in march, but we would already be thinking forward on what we might do this summer and this fall should next year be dry">( james ) even with the supply rising... officials say that water conservation still needs to be a part of daily life. ( terisa ) a young boy battling a rare genetic disorder has flown into san francisco ... and today his wish will be granted.( james ) he's going to meet his favo

richmond san rafael bridge. (ácommercialá) spots. 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. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) california is home to great wines and beers... but when it comes to excessive drinking... excessive comes to but when it beers... but when it comes to excessive drinking... we're in the middle of the pack.( darya ) according to data from the c-d-c... north dakota has the rate highest of excessive drinking. and tennessee has the lowest rate. calfornia is number 22 on the list.( james ) people in the city of chico drink the most. despite the drinking... california is one of the healthiest states in the country. only 23- percent of californians are obese. and only 12- percent smoke. (rebecca) watching the weather watching (rebecca) watching the weather this morning. your forecast is right after the break. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (da

richmond/san rafael bridge has a shine to it. we can call it shine here. light drizzle lingering this morning but a lot of it is coming to an end. sun clouds this afternoon. already starting to see a break in the clouds. showers this weekend. so get ready for a wet weekend but more storm activity for next week. hi-def doppler right now showing areas of some spotty rain especially in the south bay. the santa cruz mountains, lexington hills, it's just coming down very, very lightly there. east of san jose, also around mount hamilton, 130, there's lingering showers going on for the past hour or so. and then here we are this just popped up in dublin right around 680, pleasanton may get a drizzle from that little cell, as well. and then further north, east of yountville and napa also seeing lingering showers. but as far as most of the storm, it's over. we are looking at just some snow flurries across the tahoe area and the foothills there. but it's warmer weather out there this morning. you can definitely feel that difference. 56 degrees now in concord. oakland

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) happening now... police are looking for a man who sexually assaulted a teen on a jogging path in palo alto. it happened in near arastradero road and deer creek road yesterday afternoon. police say the man pulled the girl off the jogging path... he then put a gun to her head... and sexually assaulted her. then he ran away and the victim was able to flagg down some help. neighbors we spoke with say this is not something they expect in their neighborhood. ( james ) police have not released a description of the attacker... but they say they are dedicating all available resources to find him. ( darya ) the family of a man shot and killed by a vallejo police officer... is filing a civil rights law suit against the officer and the city of vallejo. 32-year-old ronell foster died in an officer involved shooting back on februray 13th. civil right's attorne

richmond bridge slows castro to midspan no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge slows castro to midspan in the east in the east bay... a man is dead after an s-u-v hit him in oakland. c-h-p says the victim was walking on 8-80 north near 98th avenue.. when the car hit him on saturday morning. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver did cooperate with officers at the scene. it is unclear why the victim was walking on the highway. police say a man -- performing sideshow style moves in his car -- popped a tire right in front of an officer. take a look at this photo. this happened in oakland. an officer says the driver was doing burnouts in his car. no word yet on if that driver was arrested. (james) police in newark are investigating a murder. officers responded late saturday night to reports of gun shots near wells avenue. police found a man dead -- he had been shot to death. the victim has not been identified. no arrests have been made. (james) a north bay man is facing multiple

the confederate quartermaster wrote richmond is the pride and the disgrace of the confederacy. ,t is the grandest, noblest vilest, meanest, wickedest place in the confederacy. they are here in herbalism the patriots spartan and roman virtues are constant and here there are vampires who are preying upon the country's vitals while they chant heian's to its glory. anything butnd was magnolia and moonlight. lack of housing left refugees wandering in the streets. galloping inflation made it difficult to purchase even the barest essence of life. filth, occasional epidemics of smallpox and typhoid fever and tuberculosis made richmond a vestibule of hell. these three unique features appear in the legacy project collection, and all three of them have a special appeal to me. lettersf, we have more and diaries covering the last two years of the war than we do the first two years. which is quite opposite to what normally one finds. tales,y, the personal some of them, provide fresh, in-depth brand-new accounts of lesser-known engagements. there are three personal narratives on the september

reporting live in richmond, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> i.c.e. agents questioned inmates in the santa clara county jail system the same week they visited other inmates in san francisco. that's against the jail rules and the state's sanctuary law. on the afternoon of march 7th and the morning of march 8th, two deputies allowed i.c.e. agents inside the main jail to question four inmates. i.c.e. agents came back on march 14th and again on monday. but they weren't allowed in. >> inmates contact lawyers and the lawyers contacted our staff. once that was done, we immediately took action. >> sheriff smith said: they also created a new law enforcement sign in sheet - to avoid any confusion. >> sheriff smith says that deputies have been retrained on the policies and the procedures. they also created a new sign-in sheet to avoid future confusion. >>> it is 5:34. let's check weather. it's going to be a nice day. >> perfect day for a walk, even a jog or a walk up coit tower. >> okay. >> we have been wanting to do that. >> we should. it's a great day to have

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. (james) (james) supended raiders player supended (james)(james) supended raiders player aldon smith is facing new domestic violence allegations. the linebacker... played with the 49ers and with the raiders... and he has faced domestic violence charges before... now san francisco police can't find him...to question him on the latest allegations. kron 4's hermela aregawi has the story. aldon smith back in the spotlight for trouble..the former 49ers player is facing domestic violence allegations for the second time.. since his 2015 suspension from the oakland raiders.mark carpenter/kron 4 sports reporter:when you have domestic violence incidents when you have drug incidents. when you have assault weapons incidents. this is something that speaks to something that goes beyond what is happening no the field and it's a notion that he needs to really seak some sort of counseling or treatmentsaturday night.. san francisco police responsed to a domestic violence incident at home on bush street.

richmond bridge drive less than 20 bridge drive richmond toll plaza. from 37 to the than 30 min drive time less gat bridge to 101. golden min from 880 less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden no major hot no major hot no major hot spots. 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. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) and taking a look at the wet commute in the east bay. this is a live look at northbound 680 at the benicia- martinez skyway. you can see the wet roads there this morning. ( james ) and here is a live look outside at the embarcadero in san francisco. you can see the conditions and the wet roads there this morning. you can track the wet weather in your neighborhood with the kron4 mobile app. you'll be the first to know about breaking news when it happens... by turning on push alerts. ( terisa ) breaking news we are following... diablo valley college in pleasant hill is clos

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. (robin) some sad (robin) toll to 101.min from the less than 20 min from the toll to 101. (robin) some sad news for students attending a redwood city elementary school. the superintendent is recommending closing the school because of decreasing enrollment. kron 4's dan kerman reports from redwood city where parents and other people are fighting to keep it open. over the last decade redwood city's fair oaks community school has seen its enrollment plunge.sot jorge quintana/redw ood city school district spokesman 06-128 years ago the school had nearly 500 now it has 220and next year if 40 transfer requests are approved, the school would see its enrollment cut to just 146 studentssotthe low enrollment makes it very difficult for a school to operatenow in this letter to parents the superintendent has announced he's recommending fair oakes be closed at the end of the current school year and students be transferred to one of three other community schools, garfield, hoover, or taft.sot cecili

richmond san rafael bridge. in your noise cancelling trheadphones?ry maybe not. maybe you could trust you won't be next to a loud eater. (eating potato chips loudly) or you could just trust duracell. (silence) ♪ (terisa) new this morning... french designer hubert de givenchy -- who designed audrey hepburn's little black dress in "breakfast at tiffany's" -- has died at the age of 91. givenchy was part of an elite group of paris-based designers... including christian dior and yves saint laurent. givenchy had many famous clients... liz taylor.. jackie kennedy and princess grace of monaco. (rebecca) watching the weather this morning. your forecast is right after the break. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (darya)(rebecca) in the weather center tracking the forecast ... rebecca: an active weather pattern will develop by late monday and continue for the rest of the week, with periods of rain along with gusty winds at times. mild temperatures will continue through monday night, with cooling then expected from tuesday through the end of the week. no major hot spots. bay

it is rotating back to richmond and berkeley. on the way to highway 24. and back over the richmond bridge and over the bay bridge. even golden gate. a pretty good sell from timberline over to marina. there is a lot of snow in the sierras. a winter storm warnings goes until 11 pm. snow down to 4000 feet. the system will rotate in. a strong area of low pressure. another storm arriving toward thursday. 40s, 50s and cooler on the peninsula. 40s on the coast. a southerly breeze taking in. off and on rain. energy is tracking south. 50s and 60s. you have had a busy morning. where do you want to start ?>> we will start with solano county. they think highly of you. >> and you.>> i do not know about me. you, for sure. westbound 80 from vacaville, fairfield and vallejo. traffic is moving okay. if driving out, there are no major problems. traffic is looking good. this is a look at the bridge. it looks good. steve mentioned a chase that went through here. it is gone. it is no longer affecting traffic. it ended in san francisco. one person in custody. it is not causing

in richmond ella sogomonian kron4news." (pam) (pam)a live look outside tonight... (steve) lawrence has the forecast lawrence karnow: a cold storm brough more showers and even some thunderstorms to the bay area today. showers continue as the weather pattern will stay unsettled through saturday. on the doppler you can see the showers. some of it will be heavy at times and we're expecting some snow too. snow levels will drop to around 2,000 feet tonight. on the satellite you can see the main are low pressure still spinning off the coast. will continue to sends bands of showers tonight and saturday before moving east. it will be a cool day tomorrow with showers, sunshine and a few thunderstorms. highs will only be in the 40s and 50s. it will be a very cold night saturday night as skies clear and lows drop into the upper 20s in the coldest spots inland. sunday should be partly cloudy but dry. dry weather will continue through tuesday with slightly warmer weather. a chance of showers moves in late on wednesday with showers continuing through friday. (pam) new at ten: tha

richmond, canada -- connection until she had more evidence from richmond, canada. the commission convicted all of the defendants and sentenced four of them to die. five members of the commission wrote a petition to president johnson recommending that mary of her age account and sex, not be executed. the sentences were not announced immediately in the newspapers because the prosecutor had to present the proposed findings and sentences to president johnson. johnson was ill. it took a couple of days. on the fifth of july, johnson finally had the meeting. menater years, the two fought, and their allies fought, down to this day historians fight about whether johnson was showed the petition regarding mary surratt. i will take a pass on that one. whether he did or not show the petition. we know that johnson confirmed the sentences, they were announce the next day, the sixth of july, to take effect on the following day, the seventh of july, the four convicted defendants were executed on that day at about noon. endschapter of my book with the grim picture of the four bodies

. >> university of richmond professor lauranett lee talks about how children were impacted during the civil war era and how morees into current era children and refugees. it is cohosted by the library of , thenia in richmond university of virginia center for civil war history. >> many of you may know lauranett in her former capacity as curator at the virginia historical society where she x --ed over a dozen exhibitions. one of her best accompaniment was her role as historian for the digital genealogy project "unknown no longer: a database of virginia slave names."

in richmond, the capital, there's a contentious debate about what to do about five prominent confederate statues on monument avenue. >> julian hayter: all these years later, the civil war, in many ways, is still contested ground. this is contested ground. >> cooper: this is ground zero of this debate. >> hayter: absolutely. in large part, because it was the capital of the confederacy. >> cooper: julian hayter is a historian at the university of richmond. >> hayter: monument avenue is not just a national tourist attraction, but an international tourist attraction. >> cooper: monument avenue is like a confederate walk of fame. there are the generals: robert e. lee and his horse traveler; "stonewall" jackson; and jeb stuart; the president of the confederacy, jefferson davis; and finally, matthew fontaine maury, a somewhat more obscure figure who tried and failed to start a confederate colony in mexico. >> hayter: those monuments, in many ways, are part and parcel of what we call the lost cause. >> cooper: the lost cause, what does that mean? >> hayter: the lost cause, quite frankly, is just

here's a look at the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge. you can see how wet it is this morning. mild in my accuweather 12-hour planner. mid-50s in the low to mid-60s from noon to 7:00 with the showers tapering briefly late this afternoon and evening before a heavier push tonight. alexis? >> walnut creek camera, looks like something is going on on southbound 680. looking at the bottom of the screen, i'm not sure if folks are hitting standing water or if a new crash popped up. not called in to chp yet. i was listening to that as mike was doing the weather. i'll check on that. we have our second crash of the morning around wilder. another spinout crash, believe it or not. we've had a half dozen of those already today. right now, we don't have any lanes blocked. just gives you an idea of how slick it is. slow down and drive for conditions. >>> we're following the serial bombing suspect is dead. he blew himself up inside his vehicle. a s.w.a.t. team was closing on his vehicle when a 24-year-old suspect detonated a device in his car. an officer

a quick check of the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge. we've got 1, 2, 3 vehicles towards the sierra on the westbound side. light on the volume today. we'll look at the drive times in less than ten. >> thank you, alexis. >>> police investigating an officer involved shooting in san francisco. >> reporter matt keller is live in the district this morning. matt? >> reporter: good morning, reggie. i want to give you an idea of what's taking place behind me. we're between 21st and 22nd street on capp street. the crime scene is parked and behind it are big lights that's showing what is happening down on the ground as officers continue their investigation. this took place last night after 10:30. here's what happened, the police say. officers were flagged down at 20th and capp street by armed robbery victims. they gave officers descriptions of the suspects and told them they were driving a black honda civic. the officers spotted the car between 21st and 22nd streets and ordered the suspects out of car. the driver was detained, the officers then no