it's time for a supervisor who will put the richmond first. i'm the only candidate with extensive civil rights experience needed to effectively represent the richmond district. first, the richmond and san francisco more broadly must build more affordable housing. second, i will fight to expand healthy san francisco so that uninsured middle class residents will receive health care coverage. additionally, i am the only major candidate in this race to oppose any tax increases swoosh the covid-19 -- during the covid-19 pandemic. we should not kick people when we're down. let's first look at our current spending and fight government waste before we increase teaks. we net better environmentally friendly options to help getting citizens to and from the richmond. that's why i'm for bringing b.a.r.t. to the richmond. lastly, our current homeless policies have been ineffective. i support caring for our homeless without turning our neighborhoods and our parks into homeless encampments. i believe my policies will help all residents and help put the richmo

i was born here in the richmond. i grew up on the peninsula. 14 years ago my husband and i moved back to the richmond. made a conscious decision to buy our home in the outer richmond where we have three kids and live with my mother-in-law. i run a small business here in the neighborhood, but i have 30 years experience in government at the federal, state and local level. i've also run a strategic communications firm here in san francisco. you know, this pandemic wasn't anything any of us expected. i think running a campaign in a pandemic is not anything any of us planned for. i think the backdrop of the pandemic has highlighted where we could do better as a city. i'm very concerned about homelessness. about housing. about supporting our local economy, meaning small business and the very delicate ecosystem between our small and larger businesses and keeping our streets safe and clean. thank you. >> great, thank you. next sherman. >> good evening. i live in the richmond district in san francisco. and i also work at a st

i was born here in the richmond. i grew up on the peninsula. 14 years ago my husband and i moved back to the richmond. made a conscious decision to buy our home in the outer richmond where we have three kids and live with my mother-in-law. i run a small business here in the neighborhood, but i have 30 years experience in government at the federal, state and local level. i've also run a strategic communications firm here in san francisco. you know, this pandemic wasn't anything any of us expected. i think running a campaign in a pandemic is not anything any of us planned for. i think the backdrop of the pandemic has highlighted where we could do better as a city. i'm very concerned about homelessness. about housing. about supporting our local economy, meaning small business and the very delicate ecosystem between our small and larger businesses and keeping our streets safe and clean. thank you. >> great, thank you. next sherman. >> good evening. i live in the richmond district in san francisco. and i also work at a st

i was born here in the richmond. i grew up on the peninsula. 14 years ago my husband and i moved back to the richmond. made a conscious decision to buy our home in the outer richmond where we have three kids and live with my mother-in-law. i run a small business here in the neighborhood, but i have 30 years experience in government at the federal, state and local level. i've also run a strategic communications firm here in san francisco. you know, this pandemic wasn't anything any of us expected. i think running a campaign in a pandemic is not anything any of us planned for. i think the backdrop of the pandemic has highlighted where we could do better as a city. i'm very concerned about homelessness. about housing. about supporting our local economy, meaning small business and the very delicate ecosystem between our small and larger businesses and keeping our streets safe and clean. thank you. >> great, thank you. next sherman. >> good evening. i live in the richmond district in san francisco. and i also work at a st

i was born here in the richmond. i grew up on the peninsula. 14 years ago my husband and i moved back to the richmond. made a conscious decision to buy our home in the outer richmond where we have three kids and live with my mother-in-law. i run a small business here in the neighborhood, but i have 30 years experience in government at the federal, state and local level. i've also run a strategic communications firm here in san francisco. you know, this pandemic wasn't anything any of us expected. i think running a campaign in a pandemic is not anything any of us planned for. i think the backdrop of the pandemic has highlighted where we could do better as a city. i'm very concerned about homelessness. about housing. about supporting our local economy, meaning small business and the very delicate ecosystem between our small and larger businesses and keeping our streets safe and clean. thank you. >> great, thank you. next sherman. >> good evening. i live in the richmond district in san francisco. and i also work at a st

the richmond area, the big concern is the delay out of the richmond b.a.r.t. station up to 20 minutes now because of a problem on the track. out of richmond to millbrae. back to you. >>> thank you, mike. 6:23 this morning and 25 years later the classic '90s album still making noise. up next for you the honor it's now getting taking center stage. beyond the pop charts. (garage door opening) it is my father's love... it is his passion- it is his fault he didn't lock the garage. don't even think about it! been there, done that. with liftmaster® powered by myq®, know what's happening in your garage- from anywhere. you can take a day off fromy worrying about your packages. ♪ ohhh yeahhh! just connect your myq® app to key. ♪ ohhh yeahhh! get free in-garage delivery with myq® and key by amazon. >> reporter: good morning. just this year we've helped viewers like you save or get back more than half a million dollars. the spotlight on joshua, he paid for season tickets to an event venue but couldn't get answer whether there would be events this year. we called a

i was born here in the richmond. i grew up on the peninsula. 14 years ago my husband and i moved back to the richmond. made a conscious decision to buy our home in the outer richmond where we have three kids and live with my mother-in-law. i run a small business here in the neighborhood, but i have 30 years experience in government at the federal, state and local level. i've also run a strategic communications firm here in san francisco. you know, this pandemic wasn't anything any of us expected. i think running a campaign in a pandemic is not anything any of us planned for. i think the backdrop of the pandemic has highlighted where we could do better as a city. i'm very concerned about homelessness. about housing. about supporting our local economy, meaning small business and the very delicate ecosystem between our small and larger businesses and keeping our streets safe and clean. thank you. >> great, thank you. next sherman. >> good evening. i live in the richmond district in san francisco. and i also work at a st

>>here we're checking out the richmond sandra fell bridge because now we have a new crash. i was wondering why it was just so slow. all of a sudden and then crash came across wires west bound 5.80 at the incline so we have 2 trucks blocking the left lane looks like a bit a bridge tow truck is on the on scene so that's causing some delays here for people trying to get into the north bay, 18 minutes and growing for your drive time and it's already stacked up for richmond parkway so once accident on the richmond center fell bridge right at the incline blocking the left lane. so that's why it's a tough commute. all of a sudden it's very quiet on the bay bridge into san francisco. i don't see any problems there's a long line it's stacked up from west grand right up the incline approaching the eastern span and then we do have a trouble spot that's lingering in the north bay, it's an overturned truck. it's south 6.80 at industrial and this is impacting people trying to get from the north bay to the east bay because folks you 6.80 to access the benicia bridge in with both lanes blo

it's time for a supervisor who will put the richmond first. i'm the only candidate with extensive civil rights experience needed to effectively represent the richmond district. first, the richmond and san francisco more broadly must build more affordable housing. second, i will fight to expand healthy san francisco so that uninsured middle class residents will receive health care coverage. additionally, i am the only major candidate in this race to oppose any tax increases swoosh the covid-19 -- during the covid-19 pandemic. we should not kick people when we're down. let's first look at our current spending and fight government waste before we increase teaks. we net better environmentally friendly options to help getting citizens to and from the richmond. that's why i'm for bringing b.a.r.t. to the richmond. lastly, our current homeless policies have been ineffective. i support caring for our homeless without turning our neighborhoods and our parks into homeless encampments. i believe my policies will help all residents and help put the richmo

according to richmond police, one of the victims drove to kaiser hospital in richmond, but, this is the scene just blocks away. a mangled silver sedan sitting on the sidewalk on mcdonald avenue after slamming into a lamppost, a black toyota was also damaged in the crash. >> 2020 has been a mess. 2020, since the pandemic, it's been a mess. >> reporter: richmond residents are tired of seeing the senseless violence in their community. despite it is actually almost in the same area that we had the shooting and not too long ago. not a couple blocks from here. >> reporter: a richmond wrapper was fatally gunned down on september 18 in broad daylight as he was standing outside the liquor store on fourth and mcdonald. the montag butcher, also known as pei wei, was only 29 years old. >> we need to sit down as a community and figure out what our next steps are because we are hurting each other and by hurting each other, it's creating more havoc than anything else. >> reporter: today, as richmond residents witness another violent crime, a banner flew above the city in honor of tae wei on the day of

>>the people drop them in this drop box in richmond at the richmond city hall and this is raising concerns for some about vote by mail and you know the legitimacy of getting their vote counted. kron four's dan thorn takes a closer look. >>election officials say they're trying their best to find these ballots but have so far come up empty handed. they're also trying to figure out how this happened and what they can do to keep it from happening again from this election dropbox in richmond, dozens of ballots have gone missing. boaters using the drop box on october 12th, some ballots were received while others were not now it's unclear what happened to those missing ballots stuff always happens and this is a thing that we don't know exactly what happened yet. >>scott caught a pass sick. the assistant registrar of voters in contra costa county says they were made aware of the missing ballots through complaints on social media. >>the office worked quickly to correct the problem but do not believe the box nor the ballots were tampered with we've eliminated a few possibilities to include a malicio

well 60's in berkeley richmond in oakland will each be at 70 degrees. danville walnut creek and concord 80 well in the north bay, no 80's appear vacaville fairfield each getting close at 79. well 70's from santa rosa down through nevado each at 76 degrees so the next few days quite a busy weekend ahead, you may be do is a little something with the kids for halloween this year i know it will be a little bit different than your normal festivities. but as you do get outside with the kids for something it will be a comfortable weekend to do so with low 80's in the inland spots tomorrow 70's by the bay and 60's up the coast don't forget sunday morning you get that extra hour of sleep, see you want to adjust your clocks back an hour on saturday night next week not a whole lot of changes going on it will be low for inland spots all through the week and mostly 70's right along the bay. that's a great forecast. thank you john all right, let's check in on the traffic how great is the commute this sometimes it can be rough. >>but if you can manage to get on out th

. >> reporter: perez grew up in richmond. she used to find this abandoned house down the block from her abandoned block a bit creepy. >> there were looters who stayed here. so the home eventually burnt down. and it seemed really eerie. >> reporter: today it's fully renovated. and misty and her husband are living there as first-time homeowners. >> a lot of my neighbors have talked to me about how happy they are to see that it's filled with young people that are from this area. >> reporter: she's a teacher. her husband is a communications and security specialist with the u.s. army. she never thought she'd be able to afford a home in the city she grew up in. >> i think that that's really amazing to see that people like me can own a home here. >> reporter: richmond currently has 240 abandoned properties just like this. what usually happens is the original property owner passes away and doesn't leave the home to anyone. investors don't want to buy these homes because the cost of the environmental cleanup, plus the unpaid property

. >>> right no on the news at seven, streaming on cbsn bay area, two crime scenes in richmond following a shooting on interstate on the news at seven, streaming on cbsn bay area, two crime scenes in richmond following a shooting on interstate 80. >>> the community calling for an end to the senseless violence. good evening, i am alan martin. >> i am smith cook. investigators were there, they were called to a second scene after a nasty crash. andrea is near the freeway, where traffic is finally starting to move again. >>> i'm on the offramp of i-80 and he was look at the traffic conditions right now, westbound is moving fairly well, and conditions are improving on the eastbound lanes. chp had to shut down to eastbound lanes for about an hour and a half to invest gate a shooting. those lanes just opened after 2:30 this afternoon. here is a look from chopper five, the shooting happened on 80 near the carlson boulevard exit. it happened just after 1:00 this afternoon. the lane closures created quite a backup on 80 during the friday afternoon commute, now we do know that one of the cars invol

parkway maybe about half way richmond parkway and moray nestle maybe a little bit better but you need to get out there early because it has not recovered from those crashes so 13 minutes off to one oh one. we haven't had any trouble spots so far into san francisco very quiet on the bay bridge, but it's stacked up from the bottom of the maze so be prepared for that the golden gate us trouble free no problems here north or south into or out of san francisco, really the only big problem that i'm tracking is in the north bay and it's impacting traffic trying to get to the east bay from the north bay to the east bay south 6 ad and industrial we have an overturned big rig that's been there for a couple of hours so your 2 left lanes blocked. you're back up about 5 miles a lot of folks are trying to access the benicia bridge and they're stuck in this back up so don't even bother take 80 west and use the kirk in a subset of the benicia i have more slow downs coming up in a bit back to you. >>thank you very much robin at 8 oh one let's get to some breaking news coming out of the east bay we und

you are now newer richmond than the enemy is by the route that you can and he must take. why can you not reach there before him unless you admit that he is more than your equal on a march? his route is the arc of a circle , while yours is the cord. the roads are as good on yours as on his. you know i desired but did not order you to cross the potomac of the shenandoah and blue ridge. my idea was this would menace the enemies communications. if he would move northward, i would follow him closely. if you should prevent our seizing his communications and move toward richmond, i would press closely to him, fight him if a favorable opportunity should present and try to beat him to richmond on the inside track. i say try. if we never try, we shall never succeed. nine days after receiving that dispatch, just one day after recognizing that the loudoun valley east of the blue ridge is clear, george mcclellan settles on the fact that his army will advance on the east side of the blue ridge mountain, utilizing the loudoun valley as his route towards richmond. here is an overview map

richmond sandra fell all right sounds good. thanks. a lot rob and good alright let's get to our top story this morning, more businesses are being allowed to resume indoor operations today in alameda county now this includes restaurants and places of worship. but there are some restrictions as there always are so let's find out what's going on kron four's reyna harvey has the rules she's live in alameda county rain a >>as well as family entertainment centers. they can also open up an indoor worship services so churches can open their doors as well to people there at 25% capacity or less than a 100 people because some churches are mega churches and they might be able to hold a capacity of 25% which is much higher than a 100 so they're saying which ever number is underneath that obviously as i've been talking to people there are a lot of them who are split down the middle excited some just a little cautious take a listen. >>yeah, i think it's very exciting that our numbers are i'm concerned as in the rest of the country they're not so it

put into a richmond drop box and why a san francisco supervisor is pleading for voters to do something to help ensure a peaceful election. [ cough ]. >> that cough, as well as another incident are now investigated by pittsburg police as a racially charged incident. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashby. the victim in the video is trying to set an example to all people of color to use your voice. it's a story you'll see only on 7. >> it's very disturbing to note that these men are still free. >> reporter: this disturbing close range open-mouth cough is a small fraction of the horror nicole terrell and her 6-year-old daughter experienced friday evening at this dog park. >> can you send out a unit -- >> here we go -- >> it began when the 6-month-old therapy dock was at talkd by another dog. the incident seemed to resolve itself. they apologized. they are saying we are leaving. >> before they were able to leave. >> out of nowhere, a man just started stating things saying, you know, vulgar, racist slurs towards the african-american family which prompted me to start recording. >> nicole then becam

thank you john, let's head over to the richmond sandra fell bridge. we're checking back in on west bound 5.80 and it's still very crowded heading into the north bay, but it remains trouble free so we see the line here and it's going to be stopping go from right around castro through the toll plaza it will loosen up for you at mid span, so 12 minutes is a decent average off to one oh one here at the bay bridge 80 wesson actually seeing an improvement heading into san francisco. it's not completely clear but it's standing out here looking at 12 minutes for your average off to fremont street and we don't have any big problems in downtown san francisco. but we've had a number of crashes on the nimitz so traffic is recovering here at 31 to south from to 38 to 2.37. >>and having friends over not full. and you're kicking my or your call. a neighbor of goes violent and viral attacking her neighbor in the south bay because. >>he was having a party and she wanted no part of it she thought it was illegal and the time of covid to get people together near the fami

>>time now is 7.20 coming up on the kron 4 morning news businesses in san francisco's inner richmond district are paying thousands of dollars to fix damage caused by vandals more on the story coming up. >>and we're back at 7.23 a bay area family desperately searching for answers this morning after their loved one was killed in a hit and run in san francisco. jeffrey lord, a larry lewis was his name he leaves behind 2 children. kron four's ella sogomonian has the latest now on the search for the person who hit him. >>there's a loving person. he was a good father. he was funny, he was very silly. he had a very good heart and he just sat over out that person. >>born and raised in the city by the bay jeffrey larry also took his last breath in san francisco. >>we don't know just that he was hit his motorcycle was in the middle of an intersection and his body was about 60 something feet away. >>the 42 year-old was riding his motorcycle at hays street and the sonic when a driver struck him and took off at around 04:00am october 14th, a neighbor nearby saw emergency lights and came down to t

the virtual grand opening highlighted the richmond school's new campus and name. the district voted earlier this year to change the name from woodrow wilson elementary to honor the former first lady. the school's new look includes a large public plaza, community room, and library to encourage collaboration. >> today is about the learners. we talk a lot about what students need. these buildings and this name puts students first. student learning drove this building, drove this name change, and drove this vision. >> the name change came as the school was already in the middle of a renovation. >> post-pandemic, we need michelle obama to come to campus to visit. >> wouldn't that be nice, a little ribbon cutting ceremony. >>> jeff is with us now as we look toward a very busy weekend, jeff. a lot going on. >> and the weather forecast, you guys, looks phenomenal. i know halloween is going to look a lot different, but we've got some good weather, whatever you have planned within your family bubble. we're going to get to that and also some larger changes that could actuall

kron four's dan thorn in richmond tonight with the story. >>election officials say they're trying their best to find these ballots but have so far come up empty handed. they're also trying to figure out how this happened and what they can do to keep it from happening again from this election dropbox in richmond, dozens of ballots have gone missing. boaters using the drop box on october 12th, some ballots were received while others were not now it's unclear what happened to those missing ballots stuff always happens and this is a thing that we don't know exactly what happened yet. >>scott caught a pass sick. the assistant registrar of voters in contra costa county says they were made aware of the missing ballots through complaints on social media. >>the office worked quickly to correct the problem but do not believe the box nor the ballots were tampered with we've eliminated a few possibilities to include a malicious act activity and there's no of that happening at all couldn't pass 6 as for 2 person teams collect the ballots from the county'

this is why i say the richmond is a great place for families. the theatre is a treasure in our neighborhood. it has been around for a very long time. is one of our two neighborhood theatres that we have here. i moved here when i was 1959 when i was two years old. we would always go here. i love these neighborhood theatres. it is one of the places that has not only a landmark in the richmond district, but also in san francisco. small theatres showing one or two films. a unique -- they are unique also to the neighborhood and san francisco. >> where we are today is the heart of the richmond district. with what is unique is that it is also small businesses. there is a different retail here it is mom and pop opening up businesses. and providing for the neighborhood. this is what we love about the streets. the cora door starts on clement street and goes all the way down to the end of clement where you will see small businesses even towards 32nd. at the core of it is right here between here and 20 -- tenth avenue. when we see this variety of stores off

docenas de boletas de votaciÓn que fueron entregadas abusÓn en richmond parecen estar extraviadas. si quiere verificar su boleta ha sido recibida, julio poletti no dice cÓmo hacerlo.>> esta investigaciÓn continÚa, pero si las personas quieren asegurarse de que su boleta ha sido recibida, los invito a que anoten la pÁgina web que verán en pantalla. >> se desconoce el paradero de docenas de boletas. este es el buzÓn donde docenas de boletas que fueron entregadas el 12 de octubre han desaparecido. este buzÓn estÁ afuera del ayuntamiento de richmond. >> hoy hemos contactado por telÉfono o por mail 40 votantes que son los que nos contactaron a nosotros expresando que su boleta no habÍa sido recibida por nuestro departamento. >> estos votantes en richmond se metieron a la pÁgina web del condado, donde puedes rastrear tu boleta y fue asÍ como se dieron cuenta que sus boletas nunca fueron recibidas. >> a todos se les ha ofrecido una boleta de reemplazo, es una prÁctica normal en cualquier elecciÓn. julio: la divisiÓn de elecciones de contra costa empezÓ a recibir las mÚlti

adam is going to be coming up to say a few words on behalf of not only the richmond district but the balboa theater. >> hello. i'm adam bergeron of the balboa theat theater. we thought we had used this stimulus money and the p.p.p. and the loan money, but this has just gone on for so long, that even though strategically using it, we just ran out of our p.p.p. money last thursday, so now we're in a position where the rubber is hitting the road. it's time to make some pretty big decisions, and it was right at that moment that i was turned on by my friend to the possibility of jobsnow, and it really does seem like this could be a lifeline to get us from now to the end of the pandemic to keep some of the valuable staff that we have on board, right, and be able to bridge that gap until we're in a spot where we feel a little more kment about business, the ability to do business. you know, the theater business is a little unique in that i think we're all a little weary of being in a room with people for hours, and it's something we need to consider if we're allowed to reopen, what's going t

it connects to the bay trail which now extends to the richmond sandra fell bridge. plans are also in place to expand the park with land the u.s. army has offered to the park district during the covid crisis. >>the parks have provided have been nominal resource for our families and our residents to be able to get out. doors it is safe. a comfortable way you now have another option to take in the breathtaking views the san francisco bay has to offer and you can walk run drive or ride a bike to get here. >>the park will open daily from 5 o'clock in the morning until 10 o'clock at night you know clinton deleted all >>6.52 is the time right now and we've got lots more coming up we will be back with more in just a minute. weat organic... ...we know that when we take care of the earth, the earth also takes care of us. you'd be surprised by our environmentally-friendly way of baking breads. our ingredients are farmed per strict usda organic standards. our bakeries are powered by renewable wind energy. and we support environmental causes through 1% for the planet. oroweat or

it connects to the bay trail which now extends to the richmond sandra fell bridge. plans are also in place to expand the park with land the u.s. army has offered to the park district during the covid crisis. the parks have that nominal resource for our families and our residents to be able to get out. >>doors, it is safe. a comfortable way you now have another option to take in the breathtaking views the san francisco bay has to offer and you can walk run drive or ride a bike to get here. >>the park will open daily from 5 o'clock in the morning until 10 o'clock at night you know clinton deleted all >>well coming up next on the kron 4 morning news less than 2 weeks from election day and the fbi is accusing multiple countries of working to sway american voters will explain. bay area homeowners, learn how you can eliminate monthly mortgage payments and improve your cashflow. look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your h

san mateo of the richmond sandra fell bridge follows. now we can see how it's coming to a crawl here on 5.80 west leading up to the toll plaza. we don't have any problems this is just your morning commute getting under way so it's crawling from richmond parkway it clears up right before mid span here at the bay bridge toll plaza things look pretty normal. but yes, it's slow, it's jammed up from off and on between west gran and the bottom of the maze but we're still trouble free across the upper deck, here's an old trouble spot. i was tracking this and a couple hours ago and now it's active again we had a car fire in san jose at the bird avenue on-ramp to northbound 2.80 that car fire sparked a grass fire. but now we have tow trucks and more emergency crews on scene the right lane is blocked and it's attracting more attention so north to 80 is tough through san jose back that well beyond the one oh one split 26 minutes because of that activity from san jose to cupertino so you may want to avoid to 80 consider using one o one instead or ju

it stretches from richmond to el cerrito and highway 24 corridor and lafayette and moraga. in lafayette is where amy hollyfield is this morning. amy? >> good morning. downtown lafayette is dark. look at the businesses behind me. they are closed and dark. pete's coffee, jam bba juice, whole foods down there, all the lights are on, that's because they have two generators keeping them with power. they will be able to open at 8:00 this morning even though that is an expensive measure they are taking. the only lights you can see along mount diablo boulevard are from the whole foods and then from passing cars. all the headlights. that's about it. so keep in mind that those stop lights are also going to be out. you need to treat those intersecointe intersections as four-way stops. pg&e believes this power outage this will last for two days. some people are saying they can't wait this long to get their power back. one college student at st. mary's says she is going home to southern california because she's without electricity and wifi in moraga. >> i can't do school without wifi, e

they were dropped off at the city hall in richmond october 12th. officials got word of the problem after being contacted by voters tracking ballots and noticed they hadn't been received. at this point, officials don't know what happened to them but don't suspect foul play. it's interesting to note some ballots from that day and that same box were received but others were not. dan, this is your county, what do you think? >> it's interesting. i covered every election since 1986 and there are always voting irregularities. how significant a problem is it? there is a lot of talk about vote by mail. all of the studies indicate that it is reliable and that there is very little room for fraud. there are going to be incidents like this and people who weren't a fan of vote by mail will point to these incidents as a big problem but by in large it's secure. the mail system things can get lost and misplaced and it's not perfect. >> the occasional irregularity. a few weeks ago they had a ballot drop box in contra costa left open for an hour unlocked. sandhya, wh

section of the bridge very quiet easy driving here into foster city and san mateo and one more the richmond sandra fell west bound 5.80 leading up to the toll plaza nice and smooth with no issues and to the north bay, what does that mean that means it's a great time to get on out there while we're hot spot and delay free we'll check more traffic bridges and freeways coming up a little bit later. president trump is reversing course on covid-19 relief talks in a series of tweets he wrote if i am sent a standalone bill for stimulus checks of $1200. they will go out to our great people immediately i'm ready to sign right now. well his tweets came just hours after he halted covid-19 relief negotiations with democrats, delaying talks at least until after the election. the president claimed on twitter that house speaker nancy pelosi was not negotiating in good faith last night he tweeted the house and senate should immediately approved 25 billion dollars for airline payroll support and a 135 billion dollars for paycheck protection program for small businesses. both of these will be fully paid for

sandra fell the heavy traffic starts at richmond. parkway that's about 2 exits back. it's going continue to mid span. but no big problems in to the north bay and then checking the golden gate has on one oh one the foggy golden gate it's been like this throughout the morning very dense. we cannot see that hours this morning. so that's why that dense fog advisory remains in place from chp back to you. thanks a lot. it's 7.50 the golden state killer had his first day of testimony in court more than 2 years after his arrest. >>and we want to warn you some of the details in this story may be disturbing roy charles waller is accused of 12 counts of forcible assault during a crime spree from the 1990's all the way into the early 2000 theresa lane says that she was 30 years old when she was attacked by waller in her home in vallejo in 1992. she took the stand yesterday after opening arguments. >>well the whole time i didn't look at him and you know tried to look straight. and what's also gives when i was done i stared at him, you know. >>lan

lights filling in so 12 minutes and growing for west 92 off to the peninsula and trouble free at the richmond sandra fell this is how we like it here 7 minutes for 5.80 west into the north bay we'll check more traffic coming up a little bit later back to you, thanks. >>well we're now just 15 days away from the november election and today is the last day to register to vote here in california. >>you can register online or by mail before the deadline expires kron four's will tran is in san mateo with the latest on the details. hi well. >>good morning. daryn i'm at the registrar voters in san mateo county a lot of people coming in right now to drop off. their mail in ballots, though if you want to do a mail in ballot, yourself and drop it in your post box thing you don't have to come here. but you what you have to do is register before midnight tonight so the clock is taking on use so many people turning to mail in ballots and not doing it personally like what we saw in years past because of covid-19 registration is sky high. in fact you could do it from the comfort of your own home this morning

even oakland richmond, san leandro in castro valley well up into the low 90's danville of our hottest spot today at 98 degrees. not far behind in vacaville fairfield pittsburgh in antioch solid mid-nineties for you today and same in santa rosa novato down through mill valley. all mid-nineties there as well. tomorrow's temperatures just as warm as 2 days we do see mid 90's for some of our bayside cities. both today and tomorrow it's not just our inland areas that are seeing some of these hottest of temperatures now saturday as winds will have calmed down after friday night does look a lot nicer as far as fire dangers concerned and also temperatures beginning to cool down. 80's return to bayside areas by saturday and even cooler come sunday monday and tuesday. robin. >>all right, thank you john let's check in on your morning commute right now we are taking a peek at the bay bridge 80 wesson to san francisco, wide open and delay free here at the bay bridge toll plaza snow big problems to report easy going across the upper deck. let's check some more bridges i believe we have the golden g

park, richmond, very small numbers. terville, very small number, but again, the focus is on bayview, mission and tenderloin. those are the three biggest increases in terms of shootings over this time last year. okay, as far as significant incidents, i mentioned there were two homicides this past week. the first one occurred on thursday, october 1, and unfortunately this was the result of a robbery gone bad. several suspects approached our robbery victim. they were armed with handguns, and a struggle resulted with the victim struggled with one of the armed suspects. the victim actually grabbed hold of a gun and ended up shooting the robbery suspect and the robbery suspect died from his injuries. the other two suspects got away. we do have significant evidence and leads on this case, so we are working to identify and bring the other suspects into custody, so we do think we will be successful in doing that. really unfortunate situation all around, but the bigger issue is that it was a robbery gone bad and the victim luckil

>>the city of richmond echoed those thoughts in a statement reading in part quote the county elections division is aware of the information regarding ballot theft reported on social media and have no reason to believe it is true, however they take these reports seriously ways on how to keep the boxes and ballots safe are right now being considered but caught a pass 6 says of the 150,000 plus ballots received so far. this was the first time there was trouble. >>i really think this is a success story and do our part to the fact that the voters. voted early and they're very contentious attract about all the way through. so. >>those voters that have had their balance misplaced have been given new ballots and the option to vote again. cota past 6 as the 2 votes from one person will not be accepted by the system. reporting enrichment dan thorn kron 4 news in the south bay levi stadium is one of many places voters can cast their ballots for the presidential elections early in person voting there begins on halloween october 31st through election day november, 3rd the hours there are 09:00am to

low to mid 60s there. 67 in richmond. 70s just about everywhere else. a few 80s holding on in ukiah, fairfield. that's it until late next week. we'll talk about the potential fire event sunday night into monday. >> thank you. >>> just a few minutes ago vice president mike pence and second lady karen pence joined the millions of americans who have already cast their ballots early for the november election. so this is video of them from about 15 minutes or so ago when they finished voting in downtown indianapolis. later today the vice president will be going to pittsburgh for a campaign appearance. >>> president trump and joe biden return to the campaign trail today as well hours after clashes in their final debate from the november election. by all accounts it was a more conventional debate than the chaotic first meeting. faith abubey is live in washington, d.c. with a breakdown of all the key moments. >> reporter: good morning. it was a more civil debate with substance, but it also gave voters a chance to understand exactly how different both president

berkeley oakland richmond, each in the mid 70's while the creek in danville 82 today, a few more 80's up in the north bay like in sonoma youngsville fairfield 81 degrees today and then looking at temperatures out towards the coast expect a few 60's in stinson beach and point raise well mill valley center fell in the bottle petaluma on up to santa rosa. all in either the upper 70's or the low 80's, here's a look at our inland areas, the next 7 days. you notice how there's very little change going on there tomorrow will be our coolest one really not by much though and then monday expected to be our warmest one bayside areas, a pretty similar trajectory with cooler temperatures tomorrow and a slightly warmer day on monday. and don't forget that this weekend both halloween and of course daylight saving time ending meaning we fall back in our and it will be a nice little treat for you waking up on sunday that extra hour of sleep robin sounds good. thank you john, the weather and the extra hour of sleep sounds really good. thank you. >>all right, let's head over to the bay bridge toll plaza

time around we're checking out the commute between the east bay and the north bay, the drive to the richmond sandra fell bridge west, 5.80 wide open delay free get on out there no problems into the north they will check more traffic coming up a little bit later. with 6 days until the november 3rd election. >>the number of people casting an early ballot is at an all-time high now nationally close to 70 million have already mailed in their ballots or voted early in person and then here in the bay area all counties or showing more than 20% in early voter turnout. that's great right kron four's phillipe djegal has more. >>37 ballot. drop-off boxes available 24 7 and located outdoorj at various points of contra costa county have been the preferred way for people to ensure their vote is counted. that's according to assistant registrar of voters scott coming up asik this is the first time we've had that many dropbox's we had 12. >>in march and in 2018 we have one. so it's kind of a new phenomenon for voters to be taking advantage of up or drop boxes past 6 as 700,000 people have also registered to

>>thank you john i'm noticing some crowding at the richmond sandra fell bridge. it's just now starting to get a little sluggish year on 5 us leading up to the toll plaza, it's pretty much commute traffic, no crashes or stalls in your way. it's the norm are looking at 15 minutes to make it off to one o one which is good. here's 92, it's still a little crowded, but not bad at 13 minutes to the peninsula. and we're just checking in on traffic and some freeways around the bay area and nothing but green here on traffic tracker so the issue or freeway looks pretty good in quiet 24 wide open wannacry to the caldecott tunnel and no problems for 5.80 or the amendments from to downtown oakland back to you all right, thank you robin. >>well we're just 21 days away from the november election millions of votes have already been cast all across the country. >>right now san mateo county's election officials are opening in processing mail in ballots. yeah and if you're interested you can actually kron four's will tran live in san mateo county to explain you're actually in in the

all right one more and that's the richmond sandra fell think also hot spot free. it's going take a couple of hours for traffic to really pick up here so you have time to beat the rush just get on out there. no problems into the north bay and the san mateo bridge. our busiest bridge as usual already crowded here west of the toll plaza, the salt pack up and roll out early on west 92, it's always the first one to start stacking up at least we don't have any problem so all is well up and over the high rise into foster city. well for your health this morning, a local expert says that poor sleep may decrease flu shot effectiveness. i didn't know that well according to a cal berkeley sleep specialists insufficient sleep the week before getting your flu shot can actually reduce the body's normal antibody response by up to 50%. now if those levels the flu shot would be highly ineffective experts are encouraging everyone to get the influenza vaccine. this year because the symptoms are very similar to covid-19 so don't forget to do that and are you watch. and often enough th

richmond will vote aye on h.res. 1164. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by chairwoman eddie bernice johnson, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that chairwoman johnson will vote yea on h.res. 1164. as the member designated by chairwoman zoe lofgren, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that chairwoman lofgren will vote yea on h.res. 1164. as the member designated by congressman jose serrano, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that congressman serrano will vote yea on h.res. 1164. as the member designated by congressman greegry meeks, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that congressman meeks will vote yea on h.res. 1164. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. bonnie watson coleman, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. watson coleman will vote y

line and it's impacting those of you traveling anywhere from richmond. >>to the station or all the way out to the end of the mill for in line so make sure you plan ahead, you don't want to be late this morning because of those 20 minute delays 92 is quite busy but still not bad we have some crowding on the flat section but you're looking at a 13 minute trip to the peninsula. so that's great and just a minor weights at the bay bridge toll plaza with no hot spots just some minor crowding here at 12 minutes for your average into san francisco back to you, thanks a lot at 6.32 and right now pgd says. >>if you have no power there working on it they've got thousands of customers they're trying to restore a by the day's end. >>yeah, we've got a map here and this again the one we showed you yesterday with the areas that pg e has intentionally shut the power off to its the areas in pink and purple and as we move the map around you'll see their portions of the peninsula hills little bit of the santa cruz mountains on the east bay side we've got some portions of th

>>and all of a sudden so many trouble spots off to the richmond sandra fell bridge crews are working to clear a stall here westbound 5.80 at mid span. in the left lane. so that's why it's so heavy getting into the north bay this morning, 13 minutes for your drive time that's considered an improvement because at one point it was over 30 minutes, so they're still working on it here the bay bridge looking good 80 west, nice and smooth as it's been throughout the morning so 12 minutes for your drive and then leaving san francisco, another stall this is at the tpentrance to the lower deck. it's backing up traffic on the skyway that spilling over to the james lick which is now solid from 2.80 so lots of heavy traffic getting out of san francisco because of that stall i also have a problem in the south bay darya and james but coming up. we'll take a closer look at the guadalupe parkway because there's a new problem one thing clears and then something else pops up so we'll check out some that weight is always sorry thank you very much robin. >>well our top story this morning more businesses

. >> reporter: richmond currently has 240 abandoned properties like this. the original owner passes away and doesn't leave the home to anyone. investors don't want to buy the homes because of the cost of environmental clean up plus unpaid property taxes are worth more than the value. places like this will stay abandoned for more than a decade because it's not easy to turn a quick profit here. >> between us, the bank, the city we have created this strategy to reclaim the boarded abandoned homes that really no one else wants. >> reporter: that's where jim becker and richmond community foundation come in. they've turned 20 abandoned homes into affordable housing for families like mitzi's. becker's nonprofit received grant money from epa and impact bands to fund clean up and construction to sell to first time home buyers at below typical market rate. >> our program is serving people who are typically 30 to 50% of area median el nino come. our medium income in the area is like 89,000. >> when trying to provide affordable housing, you have to use every tool you h

same in the tri valley while fremont union city hayward oakland berkeley and richmond all in the 90's while the creek in concord at one o for each one '04 as well in sonoma, now up and beyond bill at one '02 santa rosa petaluma nevado each also at one '04 and likely to be whole list of records shattered come this time tomorrow. now friday will be a little bit cooler still hot but not as hot as today will be red flag warnings do expire tomorrow once winds calm down and after that it will be smoother sailing into the weekend, especially later this weekend sunday looks to be a beautiful and finally feel like fall kind of day with highs in the 80's inland and 60's 70's near the bay in coast. robert all right. thank you john traffic is really picking up on bay area bridges now we're getting into the thick of the morning commute which means it's heavier compared to the last hour, but it's still not bad i'm not tracking any hot spots here on the san mateo bridge. what you see the crowd leaving hayward heading over to the peninsula now we also have a crowd rolling into hayward. >>eastbound on

welcome to the alex salmon show from richmond in london and to the 1st of 2 special programs marking black history month the concept of black history month can trace its roots back to 1920 s. in america when it was expanded engage official recognition in the 1970 s. it has been celebrated in the u.k. since 1907 and the month of october this year has been given additional impetus to the search and support to the black life back to movement following the slaying of george floyd and minneapolis in may the focus this year as ever has been on key historical figures such as martin luther king and frederick douglass or don discussions an examination unthreaded current racial injustice however how about the forgotten heroes black men and women whose achievements have been all but written i took history today for a 1st year marking black history month will tell the story of one such man a footballer and captain of his country we consult the finder of the scottish football new zealand and one of england's greatest players john vines. here in richmond symmetry seems an unlikely last resting pla