this sets a breakpoint in the history of richmond. richmond is a symbol. let me give you a couple of comparison cases over the last 150 years to give you context about the fall of richmond. what it means to the people there, to the story, their stories and the overall war and overall perspective. madrid 1939, when franco takes it. paris, 1940, when germans destroyed the french the republic. warsaw, 1939. manila, 1941. saigon, 1975. the best analogy i can give you for what is happening, what's going to happen in richmond, is a shipwreck. the city, its population, and its garrison will go through every single human emotion possible in the next 36 hours. april 3, 1865. it is the end of an era. these cities are all symbols. cities change hands all throughout warfare. what makes these different? it's the symbolism. it is also the fact that they are watersheds. the fall of singapore ended the british empire in the far east. manila has never been the same since the second world war when the japanese took her in 1941 and the destruction of 1945. for the impact on

it's you-all's day. >> the richmond sheriff's c.t. woody jr. speaks first. >> no matter how rough or hard your life has been, you know now from being in here that you are still somebody. don't look back. >> i'm a little nervous now. you got to bear with me, man. i learned a lot, most of all an opportunity to do it right this time. >> this program has added structure to my life. so now i can be productive, not only for myself, but for my children. >> i would thank my mom for being the world's greatest mom. >> aziz scott. [ applause ] ty venable. >> terrance williams. >> one by one, the 13 graduates of the fatherhood program receive their diplomas. >> i'm so proud of you. >> i love you. >> i love you, too. >> i've got a lot to work on. i'm glad i have an opportunity, because a lot of people don't get another chance. at life, and i just thank god for my chance to do it again. >> may i suggest condoms, too? >> yeah. i've been using those. so yes, condoms is definitely needed. you can buy me some when i get out. my first pack. >> my wife told me som

spring in richmond, virginia. and terrance williams is an hour away from the biggest day of his life. >> i feel like money. >> but there's a catch. these men are inmates of the richmond jail, and this dance will be the first time that terrance's daughter will have seen him in eighth months. >> how do you feel about your dad being in jail. >> it's like when he went away, my personality went with imh. >> more than half of the people behind bars are parents. and while fathers do time, the families they leave behind serve sentences of their own. the richmond jail hopes connecting inmates with their kids can turn their lives around. but is one dance enough? >> i never want to dance with my daughter again in jail. >>> it's early spring in richmond, virginia and terrance williams is an hour away from the most meaningful day of his life. >> a tie, going to look good. >> the city of richland is hosting a father daughter dance for terrance and 12 other dads. >> man, i feel like money. >> but there is a catch. these men are

it is a big day in the richmond city justice center. today, 30 men are going to be graduating from their programs. for some of them like aziz and terrence, it is the first time they ever graduated from anything. in attendance are some of the men's parents, wives and girlfriends, including terrence's mom deborah and aziz's wife. >> how are you feeling? >> scared. >> it is like a real accomplishment to me right now. >> feels good to just do something positive and feel right. >> good morning, everyone. this is a very special day. it is your day. >> c.t. woody jr. speaks first. >> no matter how rough or hard your life has been, you know from being in here that you are still somebody. don't look back. >> i'm aziz. a little nervous, man. got to bear with me, man. learned a lot. most of all opportunity to do it right this time. >> this program added structure to my life. so now i can be productive. not only for myself, but for my children. >> i like to thank my mom for being really great mom, always -- [ applause ] >> aziz scott. guy benevald.

richmond senior center. and what we do, really, is match neighborhood volunteers with seniors and people with disabilities who have mobility issues to deliver food, bring groceries and share in conversation and friendship. >> so since the organization's been around for about 35 years, one year of doing this, it's a relatively new project. >> it really is. we've had our food pantry for about 11 years now. and we've really watched seniors struggle to bring food and groceries back to their homes. so once we began a partnership with richmond senior center, we were really able to create a program with senior services as well as the food delivery aspect. >> walden, give us an idea in terms of how that system is set up. >> well, every thursday i meet four of my matches, i'll go to rdnc, pick up the food boxes, and i'll go to each of the matches and drop off the food for them. and then when i'm there, i ask them how they're doing, if everything's doing okay. >> what are the circumstances of the clients that make it

then prisoners in richmond -- richmond is one of the primary military targets in the war. there's a lot of fighting around the city. having union soldiers in richmond makes that target everyone more attractive, and so the solution was to move the prisoners away. in november of 1863 there's this idea that southwest georgia is a very safe, very insulated place. it's far, far from the fighting. it's serviced by the railroad system of the south and this is an agricultural bread basket. food should be readily available. officers come here, locate a site in that expedition to find a site in some of the same modern concepts. we consider this idea of not in my backyard. the orders to locate a prison, specify an area that's essentially 100 miles north and south between fort valley, georgia, and albany, georgia. those are fairly big communities. you'll notice the prison didn't end up particularly near them. the county seat of sumter county america sits seven miles south of where we're at, and that's a fairly well established community. there's 20 people living at the andersonville s

trump speaking to a crowd in richmond vanillav. garret is there. is he list -- listening in and will have the report tonight. >>> appeals court has agreed to delay an appeal hearing. it'll now come after the united states court rules on her husband's appeal. the former virginia governor and his wife were convicted of taking gifts and loans from a virginia businessman in exchange for using the governor's office and influence. >>> tonight lamar odom is on life support after two women found him unconscious at a brothel. the 35-year-old had spent four days at the bunny ranch drinking parties. he won two championship was the lakers and was just weeks finalizing his divorce. jesse jackson visited him and said doctors believe that he is recovering. >>> an avenue graham's memory lives on. the world bank is offering township $1.2 million to conbat sexual violence in honor of the student who was killed. the money will go to researchers looking in to prevention. graham's father works at the bank . problems looming for the friendly skies. why we could see more

the largest and most secretive is the line down to richmond. the other two are called the doctor's line and the postman line. that is because most of the people who worked on these lines were either doctors or postman. doctors had to make house calls in the middle of the night. they had a black bag, they could put secret documents in that black bag. or in the eastern shore region of maryland, nobody is going to suspect they are doing anything. we had a network of doctor to doctor to doctor, smuggling documents into richmond down through the northern neck. the postman line is even mourn if areas. this is postal service employees who have severance of the fees who the next southern sympathizer is down the line. you can give them a secret document, delivery to the next guy, deliver to the next guy, and then across the record and often to the richmond. lafayette baker, who worked with charles leroi stone -- there are all these networks that are filtering information out of the washington area down to the south and being very effective in doing that

richmond-san rafael bridge. 84 to 92 inland. still feeling hot in some areas. warm with a light breeze along the cost in san francisco at 72 to 77. the heat is relaxing at 78 to 85. we have a couple of chances of showers in the seven-day forecast. leyla? >> good morning, everyone, we go back to the golden gate bridge where the dense conditions mean you must use your low beams. have not seen the zipper truck yet but i will let you know. it will expand southbound lanes. right now you can barely see your hand in front of your face. use caution when proceeding into san francisco and marin headed northbound. that is the san mateo bridge and traffic is light. we also are looking at clear conditions. fog is not aseptemberring the commute between 880 and 101. what could affect the commute is the accident southbound 880's you get to the san mateo big at highway 92 it is a crash. it is possibly blocking when lane. they are trying to get egg on the shoulder. it is an early hour and we do not see delays across the bridge. only going to take

and then, prisoners in richmond -- richmond is one of the primary targets of the war, there is a lot of fighting having unionity -- soldiers in richmond makes that target even more attractive. the solution was to move the prisoners away. that63, there is this idea southwest georgia is a very safe, insulated place, very far from the fighting. it is serviced by the railroad system of the south, and it is an agricultural breadbasket, food should be readily available. officers come here and find a site. some of the concepts that we consider -- this idea of not in my back yard. they specify an area that is essentially 100 miles north and south. you will notice, the president did not -- prison did not end up near a commr big communities. want the prison close to them. there are 20 people living at the andersonville station train stop. . those people do not have political power. there are willing landowners who are absolutely ready -- two of them make the deal. on paper, they are supposed to receive a rent of about $50 per year from the confederate government for leasing their property to b

your cities destroyed, cities destroyed -- atlanta, columbia, richmond. even in a way, southern manhood was questioned. why did we lose? how were we overcome? and what do we have to look forward to in the future? some decided the best way to move out, the best way to remember was literally to move. you have communities now in montana called varina, named after varina davis. you have an ex-confederate soldier who has done so much in his life that every time i study or feel like i am slacking, i think about this gentleman who fought in the civil war because he had connections in the carolinas. decided, you know what, that was an arduous service enough, i am going to have a cross-country. you know what, the rocky mountains do not seem challenging. i will traverse them, and then i will get away from yankeedom in western oregon, where he died in the 1870's. amazing life just to escape what was here in the east. this gentleman, though, is one of first coined the lost cause. edward pollard. he was in charge of two newspapers in richmond, virginia during the war,

why would we want to get stuck with republican hal parrish in richmond? >>> breaking news in bethesda at 6:15 this morning. right now crews are dismantling a tractor trailer. take a look at the live pictures. this scene has three lanes of the inner loop shut down right before old georgetown road. the accident itself happened last night. the but the truck was so badly damaged crews had to take it apart before they could actually move it. melissa mollet will have more on how this is affecting your morning commute coming up. >>> some passengers can now get checked in. airlines say they're in the process offixing a glitch and that things are getting back to normal now, but if you are flying with alaska air today you should check the status of your flight before heading out. and the ierl says get to the airport two hours early. back to you. >>> as you can imagine, this video in a dance battle between a d.c. police officer and a high school student went viral. nearly 300 of you have liked the story on our facebook page. the officer responded to a call earlier t

you were mayor, mayor of richmond. a difficult city to be mayor of. >> yes. >> one of the things we've learned from ferguson, people have to go out to vote. they turn out less for municipal elections, which mean more for them than state and federal elections. the kinds of problems that needed to be solved in richmond or ferguson or any number of cities in the country, could they have been fixed? he was the first president to go to a prison. he has initiated things, he initiated my brother's keeper. he seems to have his heart in the right place about helping african americans. >> i think so and i hope so, that that will continue. what i'm speaking of when bill clinton was called upon to be -- not called upon, had been recognized as the first black president, why do you think that was said? because of the people he appointed. secretary of commerce. secretary of labor. secretary of the army, secretary of veterans affairs. budget director. go down the line. these are people who are intricately involved in the day-to-day --

the richmond bridge is solidly backed up beyond the richmond parkway, drive times are approaching 22 minutes for the westbound ride to san rafael. >>> 7:02 am, big news that we are following, a hiker found shot to death on a moran county trail and the shooter is on the loose and this morning, three persons of interest -- jackie sissel is live in marin county talking about who they are looking for in connection with this murder. >> reporter: good morning. i am at marin county sheriff's office in san rafael. they are very careful not to call these people of interest suspects but they are anxious to get a hold of them and they say that they wanted to talk to them, connection with the murder that occurred on monday night. in fact, they released surveillance video of two of the three people of interest that they are looking for in connection with the murder that occurred on a popular north bay trail. here is that video that we shot at a convenience store. just outside of fairfax. very close to where the murder took place. this is one man and one woman, but they say that there is also a th

a richmond pub. >> but it did get rebuilt in a day. nbc bay area shows us how community labored to beat the clock. >> reporter: there are things in life that take time. >> can we build it? >> reporter: but for a south richmond park that fell on hard times, salvation needed just a day. >> can we build it today? >> we are rebuilding a seven-acre park in south richmond trying to restore it to its former glory. >> we have some other trees that are going to get planted. >> pink magenta. >> we're trying to build this park in a day. >> reporter: the city of richmond and the trust for public land put out a call for volunteers to help rebuild kennedy park. >> you don't realize how much work goes into putting this down. >> reporter: on saturday. >> a lot of folks. >> reporter: they came. >> the last count i heard was 375 people. i see a community coming together to make a change that's been needed for a lot of years. >> reporter: volunteers from across the bay area carried out some 25 projects simultaneously. >> painting a community mural. >> we

we're still tracking 40 + trip times out of richmond. the bay bridge has been in a rough ride all morning long, and is continuing to be back that to 51st shattuck ave. there have 43 minute drive *. the standard tale bridge is backed up. 11 there are problems for the bay shore, there is a southbound motorcycle accident. backing the right and no. 1 01 found there was a crash. >> reporter: the presidential candidates were squaring off in the debate last night. >> hillary clinton came out swinging in the first democratic debate. her aim was simple semantic displace in the polls. voters got to see him as a debater. >> reporter:.. martin o'malley and jeanne webb were looking to see spotlights from the top two. among the key moments controversial see over the eve mel's continues. corp. >> american people are sick and tired of hearing about 3 mi.. >> we'd someone who has the best intentions for the american people. >> reporter: donald trump was not going to stay quiet during the first presidential debate. his speed was mostly from retreats, but

magnus has been the top cop here in richmond nearly a decade. but know the word is out he is looking elsewhere. >> chief don't go. >> reporter: it was at the city council meeting we caught up with the vice mayor to hear what he thought about chief magnus leaving the city. >> he is a human being who has to look out for his career. >> reporter: this was news that some were not expecting. >> the initial response was shock, right? but i'm not surprised. that is because simply, that is the price you pay for being good at what you do. >> reporter: community leaders like reverend andre says magnus has made huge strides in richmond. property and violent crimes have had their lowest in decades. 11 homicides compared to the nearly 50 in 2008 and 2009. >> this has all happened at the time we are seeing a better community relationships with police. >> reporter: but it is that relationship with the community that came into question by some. last year, this was chris magnus holding a black lives malter sign. some in the department were not happy with this exp

rafael, from richmond. >>george: not a bad ride is to concede 29 minutes is a good drive time there you're ride on to fortitude to society saw about a just 15 minutes into walnut creek is fairly typical perhaps a little lighter than usual definitely lighter than usual is the west down 24 ride at 12 minutes from walnut creek out to highway 13. >>darya: on use a lot to settle the one of the we see there the cost of the sand with a flammable liquid through the window spark in the fire to the building sprinkler is adequate extinguishers out the flames the even got there and no one was hurt planned parenthood has this criticism a congressional backlash in recent weeks after anti-abortion groups accuse the organization of supply and tissue from aborted fetuses for scientific research. >>mark: neighbors believe that a serial cat killers to blame security cameras on the property of one of the victim shows a man grabbing for the cat back on september 2nd to first. >>mark: rock taken within 5 mi. radius of each other

, richmond county, warren, washington. they can be accessed through the virginia memory. ages, place of birth, residence, occupation, last owners city. the names of children with the ages of each and the date of commencement with cohabitation. they are extremely important records for black virginians who are trying to document their families history. we hit the 1870 brick wall, where it is difficult to get past that because previous data did not list individual names of enslaved people. most people in the south were enslaved. one of the more interesting of these cohabitation records i looked at came from the caroline county register, which included the notation of two old people. john baptist and his wife were both 89 years old. they had been owned by joseph chandler of caroline county. they claimed to have been a couple since 1791. whether that is true or not you can't say for sure. they did have three surviving daughters. ellen age 49 and agnes at 45. it is clear this couple had been committed to each other for potential

richmond is 74 and we will jump up to 82 in castro valley and 81 in fremont and in between, oakland at 77 and inland east bay neighborhoods, we will starting off in the 60s this morning so if you can try to get the air in the house before you leave. as you head home we are in the my 80s to nearly 90 again in livermore. now, tonight is comfortable again and we will have high clouds and a few more low clouds, low-to-upper 50s from the north bay valley to the rest of our neighborhoods. after wandering about the air show performantses we have high clouds and sunshine on friday, 73, low clouds on saturday, and i don't think they will hang around long enough to affect the show but it will be cooler, at 70, and 75 on sunday, temperatures back above average. my seven-day outlook shows everyone else is cooling a little bit on saturday, but we rebound quickly on sunday and next week, we are used to 70s at the coast and 80s an the bay and 90 inland. have a great day. now a grandmother -- from commute? >> as far as fleet week, you can get what i am going to say? a lost traffic. >> absolutely. mass

donald trump is speaking in richmond. we're watching that and we'll continue to watch it holding a very enthusiastic and raucous crowd in richmond. >>> and when we come back, our exclusive interview of ivanka trump for the first time speaking out and she's defending her dad's comments about women. >> look, my father is very blunt. he's very direct. he's nongender specific in his criticism of people. quiet! mom has a headache! had a headache! but now, i... don't. excedrin® is fast. with 2 pain fighters, plus a booster, excedrin® ends headaches fast. in fact for some, relief starts in just 15 minutes. excedrin®. wow, that was fast. presenting excedrin® geltabs. fast headache relief... ...that's even easier to take. try excedrin® geltabs. also available in migraine. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big t

upper 60s in berkeley in richmond and union city. lower 70's across the south bay including south jose and evergreen. 67 in downtown stamford cisco, 70 navarro, 71 for vallejo and fehr filled. you will need your umbrella's this morning for parts of the bay area. tomorrow be a little milder said, the nbc. halloween looks fantastic. don't forget to fall back on saturday night in an hour for daylight savings. >> george: here in east shore freeway distilled but wait badly back up 38 minutes straight time to hercules. their problems and brenda which is a 38 minutes. out of livermore and to double in its 53 minutes on 880 in the southbound direction. we are still tracking over 50 minute time heading from los altos on 280. it's a 48 minute.. we promise to update the bridges for you. it's 32 minutes on the west on bay bridge. the length of the back up as much shorter that's where the drive time is 20 minutes instead of 30 this morning. in richmond westbound still backed up, 24 minutes into summer fell. it's 38 minutes from navarro to the gol

the richmond prisons. they build andersonville to deal with it, it was never meant to hold as many prisoners as it did. -- blame for andersonville there are a lot of blame to go around, certainly. but the confederacy was well aware of how bad the conditions were. i think henry words played his role, certainly. he was tried and found guilty for the conditions here. he did not have control over everything that was going on here. wender, isecure john think he was charged with some of the responsibility. he died before the war ends. the north come as far as this question of what was going on on the union side of how much did they know -- there's a book by charles saunders, who is very of thel, not just confederate authorities and how much they knew the conditions here, but of the union authorities, of lincoln and stand. i think it's a compelling case that the war department in particular by the summer of 1864, the new exactly what was going on here, they were getting accounts, and sherman starts to make his wa

bridge no longer back the to the richmond park when a team a trip time now into san rafael. >>terisa estacio: that voting is underway as we speak right now we're going to be finding out soon whether they're actually going to vote for a strike vote. >>: the equivalent of a 10% salary cut since then we watch management salary rise the west as chancellor salaries rise on a week our faculty and students are the heart and soul of the university without as you do not need managers faculty are saying fair is fair we gave up when we needed to we sacrifice and particularly the san francisco at the state will still soar and housing cost we watched our purchasing power decrease they offered back the 2 percent did that hurt did seem like a bit of a slap in the face? >>: addition to offering a 2 percent the day before they made that offer they gave themselves a 2 percent salary increase for chapter presidents and chancellors that is the equivalent about a thousand dollars a year for 2 percent pay increase the faculty and give us will be about $800 a year this track of the resistance is i

if you have been at banks on clement street in the richmond district. if you have any information about these crimes you are urged to call police. a $5000 reward is being offered. >>> a puppy stolen from an animal shelter in san francisco last week is now that where he belongs. animal care and control tells us the dog was returned tuesday night. a good samaritan reported seeing someone about to let him go on the street and offered to take him. the shelter says the puppy is happy and healthy it is going up for adoption so. >>> cal fire once a full investigation after a startling admission that state prison inmates with violent backgrounds have been used to fight wildfires. for years california corrections officials have claimed that only nonviolent inmates are allowed on those fire lines. the correction spokesman revealed the prisoners with violent backgrounds make up almost 40% of the states inmate firefighters and they have been fighting fires since at least the 1990s. the official blamed this information on differing definitions of what constitutes vi

from richmond. and leading over to san rafael this morning with the back up reaching all the way to interstate 80 and we are tracking another hot spot still. >> motorcycle accident on 101 southbound. that is backed up the ride into downtown san francisco and turned the trip to sfo to an over30 minute drive. we will take a quick break on the kron 4 morning news and we will be right back. . >>> avery harper joins us was a warp warning. traffic is going to be a mess. >> hey, avery. >> hey, darya. >> the sun is rising in the distance and they are getting ready for tonight's game. thousands of people are expected to be here. to watch the 49ers take on the seahawks. kick off is at 525 and they are getting ready to leave work. if you are a football fan or not. it could affect your commute and it would be a whole lot worse with all the added football fans on the road. >> if you are coming to the game. >> encouraged to take transit. >> light rail or take a shuttle. driving and parking here tonight is going t

richmond is 71. oakland is 74, castro valley and fremont is the warm spot at 77 and upper 70s to low 80s and san ramon is 79. my seven-day forecast shows the baby steps, a couple of degree here and there and by the time you know we have 70s at coast and 80s around the bay and nearly 90 inland. leyla? >> not quiet. we have a sig-alert. westbound 92 at 101. all lanes are blocked with injury accident and we hear a couple of conflicting reports. c.h.p. said it is westbound and a wazer is say eastbound but go have bright lights that are there and a lot of activity so it seems like it is westbound but we will find out if we see the slowing but it will be closed until further notice involving a drunk that lost a lot of debris where a big clean up. if you want to take highway 84th dumbarton bridge, you could be in better shape to get across between the east bay and the peninsula and take a couple of extra minutes to make it to highway 84 and across the water. we will make it to the west, highway 92, lower sk

no, you cannot come here to richmond for petersburg. to thee to go back out countryside and find work under contract either with your former employer or someone new. >> i wanted organ night -- i wanted to understand the organizational structure. were their offices in each county, eat state? time to they congressional delegation, for example? emmanuel: no. each state is divided up into sub six -- subdistricts. there would be a second tiered administrative level. and then you would have the subdistrict commissioners. each state is divided up differently. typically what you will have is a bureau agent, especially of time goes on, more likely to be located in a city and a county. miles away from petersburg, as some people in my county do, you would have a dispute. it is going to take you pretty much all day to get to petersburg. then you have to arrange a meeting with their person and they have to see if they can do something to assist you or not. it becomes increasingly more difficult for the bureau agents and torce federal law enforce the

hercules to richmond. when halloween is on a weekday which it won't be this year, it is the busiest traffic afternoon of the year. that is because all the parents want to get home to trick or treat. you don't have that problem this yore or next yore. had 33:00. let's go back to the desk. >>> richmond police have arrested a registered sex offender who is now accused of molesting three teenagers. palm chambers reports the suspect had been running a group home for boys. >> these pictures posted on the facebook page show him in happier days, but now the man someone the in the community adore is facing serious charges of sexual assaults on three minors. >> two victims from kennedy high school report that their guardian at their transitional home had sexually assaulted them. >>reporter: police say he is a known sex offender and operates a group home for boys ages 16 to 256789 hoar he is on the megan's law website which sites previous offenses. molest a person appeared to be under 18 yores of age and loud or acts

here at the richmond bridge, we are still backed up around the quarter to the richmond parkway. 14 to 16 minutes trip time into san rafael for westbound interstate 580. >> thank you, george. >>> 9:39. doctors have discovered a problem with a heart valve that could affect hundreds of thousands of people. some are not opening or closing properly. possibly because of blood clots in the tissue. experts stress that not enough is known to change any practices in place. the fda says the valves still seem safe and our world the risk. >>> a trail of candy wrappers helped police find a missing nine-year-old boy. it happened in putnam county florida yesterday. brandon was reported missing from his home and canine units helped find him. he walked out of his back door without shoes and into the woods but he had boxes of snack cakes with him and that the wrappers as he was walking. searchers found the wrappers and it led them to the boy. >>> a just got a little easier to navigate the complicated home mortgage comp lit -- process. instead of four forms from two different government agencies, vendors

and this is the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael at the toll plaza you can see no fall here. that is the good news. no fog hitting any of our report stations on live doppler hd. this is how it hooks from sutro tower you can see how calm the bay water is to the port of oakland at the top of scene. you have a reflection of the lights from the early morning workers and it is still warm but not record setting heat. a chance of showers, south bay south, and a chance of showers again on saturday, mainly across the north bay and when that takes place and we cool down to fall temperatures will rebound back above average next week. i hear a lot of you groping about that. milpitas is 82, to 88 in los gatos and morgan hill is 90, 92 in gilroy and san jose is 85. we will be jumping in the pools in the peninsula low-to-mid 80s but millbrae is 77. the coast is running warmer-than-average, with the land temperature in the low-to-mid 70s and upper 70s downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and low-to-mid 70s bodega bay, and 15 degrees warmer through the valleys and novato at 86 and l

still a 50-minute trip down coming down from richmond, san pablo road. we are still jammed out on 580 westbound from the castro valley. a 30 trip time here from the nimitz northbound. if you are coming from the castro valley there is extra time because 238 is backed up to castro valley. the good news is, it is not this light because there is another problem, it is just this light. we are back down to 14-medicine trip time towards san mateo. big improvement just like that. in the westbound direction no longer backed up. we are back down to a 16-minute trip time. and your ride to the golden gate bridge has been problem free all morning long. i thought there might have been an incident to account for the extra slowing. that is not the case. southbound i have not seen the zipper truck. let's head over to the weather center. here is anne hong. >>> we are seeing foggy conditions at the golden gate. we started out clear this morning and then the fog came through. livermore you are now at low 60s at this hour. under a light breeze will be a warm day across the b

the richmond bridge, still backed up with a 22 minute trip time out of richmond heading toward san rafael. >>> time now is 8:47 am. some volkswagen vehicles that have engines with the software that helped them achieve emissions testing will have to wait almost a year to get it fixed. the hardware fixed needed will not be ready until next september. germany's prime minister says the 2 l engine will need a software update that should be ready by the end of the year, but the 1.6 l vehicles need an update that won't be ready until september 2016. meanwhile, the ceo of american volkswagen is apparent beat -- before a house panel to be grilled about the diesel cars that were rigged to cheat omissions test. he is expected to say he only just learned about the cheating software. >>> new this morning, negotiators cut a last-minute deal that could avert a strike at fiat chrysler. united auto workers union says it ironed art the tentative agreement with the company yesterday afternoon. negotiators had just hours to spare before 40,000 workers would have walked off the job. union officials are not sa

one is located in the. >> richmond. >> in the richmond district and i don't have this one from last year. >> you referenced the district. >> there is to - so we've changed it. >> richmond is on geary boulevard 6221 geary boulevard that would be the richmond district. >> correct. >> do you have the - >> do you have an address there? >> golden gate i don't have that. >> sorry offhand i don't have the address it is on the list. >> 62 geary. >> that's was last year i just had that question any other questions? >> any questions? >> okay public comment on this one? >> is there - >> (inaudible). >> okay. >> any other questions. >> thank you. >> thank you for clarifying that we'll have we won't have to look >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> > opposed? i's have it that motion carries request an authorization d request an authorization to modify the grant agreement with the northern california press the reason homes san francisco centering self-center inform the department of aging & adult services ad r.c. during the course user during july one 2015 to june 30th, 2015, an additional amount of

he is not even included in some of these ceremonies in richmond, virginia. these two gentlemen unknowingly also helped form the lost cause. to strike at many points simultaneously in 1864 kind of played into the collective memory of the lost cause and what they are trying to perpetuate. the union army used what thentages they had, but only reason they used that advantage if they had more men, so they could fight at different points along the way. they could fight and use overwhelming industry and man power to strike at the confederacy simultaneously. grants would write that the resources of the enemy was inferior to us, an obvious statement to make, but went right into the hands of what jubal early in the lost cause ,ork seeking to perpetuate saying that we fought the good fight, but ove in the end, overwhelming numbers and industry suppress us. charles wainwright said "as it is, the rebellion has one out rather than been suppressed. he wrote that shortly after appomattox. that is an interesting quote. "worn out rather than suppress." incoln wrote more doubl

also san francisco looking at light rain as well out toward the inner richmond, outer richmond. it looks like the golden gate bridge getting light rain. and the north bay getting in on some of this action. we are seeing light activity just basically west of wood acre right now. the north bay may see a shot of rain here and there. most of it should be falling to the south bay and east bay. here's how your forecast is shaping up in san jose. 67 degrees at this hour. by lunchtime, 75. we should be going for a high of 81 degrees for the afternoon, and then for this evening, temperatures should be cooling down. i'm expecting a dry ride home for later tonight, but again this morning you may be encountering wet roads. temperatures right now, it's mild if not warm. 75 in antioch. 63 in oakland, low 60s in downtown san francisco. all of us waking up to cloudy conditions. east bay shore looks like this for today. temperatures continue their cooldown. mid 70s for oakland, upper 70s in fremont, so the cloud cover will help keep those temperatures down. for our inland spots we'll see low 80s

now, the backups begin at the richmond/san rafael bridge toll plaza. you can see our sensors are picking up very slow traffic. the length of the 580 commute across the richmond bridge stays heavy into san rafael so give yourself some extra time for that commute. 580 approaching the dublin interchange, that's much lighter than usual so the backups through the altamont extend to the 205 interchange. it picks up approaching vasco. that's a look at "kcbs traffic." now to julie. >>> thank you, miss liza. out the door clear skies with patchy fog this morning. temperatures are cool thanks in part to those clear skies. temperatures around 50 for the coolest locations like santa rosa, mid-50s in concord. oakland 57. 57 in san francisco. 56 in san jose. we are warming up today thanks to this. high pressure coming in but not for long. as early as saturday night into sunday, we are going to see an area of low pressure drop down out of canada and as it does it's going to decrease those temperatures and going to increase our chances of showers. going to feel kind of

one is located in the. >> richmond. >> in the richmond district and i don't have this one from last year. >> you referenced the district. >> there is to - so we've changed it. >> richmond is on geary boulevard 6221 geary boulevard that would be the richmond district. >> correct. >> do you have the - >> do you have an address there? >> golden gate i don't have that. >> sorry offhand i don't have the address it is on the list. >> 62 geary. >> that's was last year i just had that question any other questions? >> any questions? >> okay public comment on this one? >> is there - >> (inaudible). >> okay. >> any other questions. >> thank you. >> thank you for clarifying that we'll have we won't have to look >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> > opposed? i's have it that motion carries request an authorization d request an authorization to modify the grant agreement with the northern california press the reason homes san francisco centering self-center inform the department of aging & adult services ad r.c. during the course user during july one 2015 to june 30th, 2015, an additional amount of

the earlier crash in richmond bog boggs things down into port richmond and we're not forgetting about the south bay, look at this. northbound 87 start recover and we still have activity over at capital expressway. slow drive for 87. the rest your freeway starting to kick in. back to you. >>> coming up next, in trouble for worshipping too loudly. the criticism one east bay is facing right now for sending its message well beyond its walls. >>> 6:25. palo alto is launching a preemptive plan to crack down on human trafficking ahead of february's super bowl in santa clara. the mercury news reports council members approved a new measure to get tough on trafficking, including training additional police personnel. activists argue trafficking and forced labor tend to follow big national sporting events due to the sudden boom in business for local hospitality industries. >>> worship all you want, but just not too loudly. that is the message to an east bay baptist church accused of being too noisy. the neighbor filed a formal complaint against the pleasant grove baptist church in west oakland. s

it's a 14 minutes drive time between richmond bridge and the golden gate. now is a good time to head to the dumbarton bridge instead of the san mateo bridge. we have backups now sluggish traffic for that west 92 commute. west 84 still looking okay. no accidents for the san mateo bridge. just a lot of folks making that commute. and a lot of folks are also out on 880 this morning. you could see the delays now extending to 238 slow traffic stays with you through hayward, union city heading towards fremont. that's a look at "kcbs traffic." here's roberta. >> are you serious? you're an avenger for halloween? >> that's right. i'm black widow. >> does that mean you have to kick? >> that's right. i'm wearing a red wig. too. >> hi, everybody, good morning. >>> clear skies over the bay water, temperatures very autumn like. 48 degrees in santa rosa. 48 in livermore. san francisco is at 56 degrees. here's what you all need to know for the -- did i just say y'all? what you all need to know on this friday. breezy, 10 to 15 miles per hour. sunshine all the way through sat