experiences of citizens during the fall of richmond and the decisions by confederate leaders that led to the surrender at appomattox. he draws comparisons between appomattox in the battle of the tonic during world war ii to show how general grant and lee's actions at appomattox later influenced later military leaders. the emerging civil war blog hosted this event. it is about 50 minutes. >> our first speaker this morning comes to us from the macarthur memorial in a norfolk, virginia. when i was there visiting this spring. it was my first opportunity to get it down and visit. he said the only thing that is equitable for the type of thing he is overseeing would be a presidential library. that stunned me a little bit. that is a significant thing. if you think about what douglas macarthur did during world war ii, afterwards in korea, he really shaped the face of the pacific in a way that no one else has. that repository of documents and memorabilia and artifacts is really a significant component of the 20th-century. chris kolakowski is the caretaker of that. it was really quite a rema

lisa ling" starts now. >>> it's early spring in richmond, virginia and terrance williams is an hour away from '. >> it's early 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

together. ♪ >>> 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 richmond 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 inmates of the richmond jail, and this dance will be the first time terrance's daughter, takayla, will have seen him in eight months. how do you feel about the fact your dad has been in jail? >> like when he goes away, i have my personality with him. >> there are nearly 2.5 million americans behind bars. more than half of them are parents. and while fathers do time, the families they leave behind serve sentences of their own. the richmond jail is hoping 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. ♪ ♪ >>> 150 years ago, richmond, virginia was the capital of the confederacy, the losing side of the civil war. but today, the victory over slavery can seem like a broken

winding through richmond virginia tonight. that's where trump is expected to speak to an eager crowd. garret is there with a preview. >> reporter: i'm at the richmond international raceway where any minute now we expect trump to take the stage for his first campaign rally in the commonwealth of virginia. he was supposed to have a rally in virginia beach that got washed out by fear of the approaching hurricane. now he is back, ready to bring his brand of politics here to virginia. we don't know what he will say at this event. hetends to ramble through a list of topics he knows people want to hear about and some of the topics of the day in the headline. we expect to hear about immigration, the military, many i talked to really want to hear about that subpoena vet -- and veterans and be expect a steady stream of insults and attacks for his challengers. already today he is leveling new attacks at bernie sanders. we don't know if he will stay focused on sanders or train some of his fire on hillary clinton after her strong performance in the debate but as soon as he takes the stage weishly

. >>> food delivery is also a crucial service provided by the richmond district community center, but as you'll see, the rdnc does much more than that as it helps a diverse urban community with programs for adults and families. >>> then a special dance group made up of many groups, in fact, public figures combine five different dance companies with more than 100 young dancers providing what they call the versatility and interpretation of artistic impressions in dance. >>> see a performance they did for us here at our studio and we'll wrap up with a look at a full community calendar which will feature a recent hula dance that also took place in our studio. >>> well, october is breast cancer awareness month for everyone, and it is especially important for asian-american and pacific islander communities. and whether you're talking about people who need services or those who provide the services, you couldn't ask for a better groo group to address it than project open hand. joining us, vice president for communications and zu tinge zen as well as lei, two special volunteers and walden wong i

. these could be somebody's briefing, somebodies chart. when richmond fell, the city burned and most of the records of the confederacy went up in smoke. after that, even union records became scattered. we don't know everything we need to know about civil war intelligence because the evident evidence is just there. that will come up several times as we explore these myths and hard intelligence successes and failures. there's not a lot of evidence to support either way. this primary record, that is very thin to begin with, is clouded somewhat by self-serving memoires, by people who were intelligence officers in the civil war. alan pinkerton comes to mind. pinkerton lost all his records. he supposedly had good records in 1861 and 1862. they were all lost in the fire of 1871. he said he had to reconstruct his exploits from the "my photographic memory he has. [laughter] then again even the primary players are embellishing somewhat their exploits and records, and that further confuses the actual historical record. pinkerton, as well, takes a good time and attention in undercutting his chief r

holding them primarily in the richmond area and 10,000 prisoners in richard -- richmond has a drag effect on that community. if you're in the confederate army or the government, those resources should go to the government to fight the war. if you're a civilian, you're thinking to yourself my family is hungry. why am i having trouble getting food? 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 no

-- these newspapers are fed into the intelligence line, so they make it to richmond or they make it to washington. so you have open source reporting that is often revealing some very sensitive things. true today that open source is a major source of intelligence information. go back to 1861 and the first use of intelligence and intelligence services. 1861, the spring of during the time of lincoln's inauguration, as most of you know washington is a southern city. maryland is a border state, a slave state nonetheless with a good many who prefer to see themselves joined the confederacy. at the same time we have virginia, which had seceded by april 1861. enormous numbers of southern sympathizers throughout the washington dc area. federal government, most people live either in virginia or in maryland or d.c.. sympathies weed see a lot of southern sympathizers in the primary departments of government, including the war department. you see them among the congressional staffers. you see them in the patent office, they are everywhere. of them are actively watching and listening to see what fede

the richmond side of the 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 you 10 minutes. matt? kri

. with afederacy is faced problem. there holding the mostly in the richmond area. thousands, 10,000 prisoners in richmond -- it has a drag effect on the community. resources are going in to maintain the prisoners. if you are in the confederate army, or the government, you are looking at those resources, they should go to the army to fight the war. if you are civilian, you are thinking, my family is hungry, why am i having trouble getting food? 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

the city of richmond, they may be looking for a new top cop as chris magnus is up for a job in tucson. >> two bay area police chiefs are finalists for the job of police chief in tucson, arizona. that is surprising people in one of those two cities. larry esquivel had already revealed he was stepping down. but chris magnus was unexpected. paul chambers is in richmond tonight with what he has been able to learn about this. >> reporter: chief 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 viol

usually signs that something is falling. moving right across from richmond and whatever the golden gate bridge it looks like a little bit. a lot of that is probably not reaching the ground. we do have some reports in san jose but it looks like for now you are done. even saratoga around sunnyvale, some reports are lane -- of rain. 60s and 70s on some of these temperatures, very warm. also the source of this cloud cover gives us a tropical feel. west southwest 20, west at 12. we will see if that picks up. scattered showers possible thundershowers are possible. mostly cloudy and warm with a few showers. the fog is on the coast. things are happening. 80s for many, 60s, 70s and 80s by the water. >>> we want to keep it nice and quiet on this thursday. you can see the traffic here on the golden gate bridge doesn't look bad at all. southbound 101 traffic looks good. yesterday at this time we had fog right now is not foggy. moving long and looking at the commute on the san mateo bridge, also no fog at a nice- looking commute over to the peninsula. this mornings commute on the bridges is not bad.

don't like it. but i'm speaking. >> let me ask you a question. 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 -- >

be back with your extended forecast in 15 minutes. >>> a quick look at the richmond bridge here. at last check traffic was a stand still. nothing reported. whatever was there is gone. traffic is moving again, but as is typical for this time of year and time of day, it is jammed up in the westbound direction. let's take you to the traffic maps with an accident here on 101 southbound on silver avenue. several cars reported in this crash. this could be a new hot spot for the ride through san francisco. here's a look at the bay bridge. over 30 minutes your drive time from highway 24 for your westbound trek, and another slow morning for the san mateo bridge, a busy corridor with a 28-minute drive time out of hayward over to san mateo and highway 101. >>> 7:02 and breaking news this morning, a fire at a senior home in vallejo. crews responded to a two-alarm fire about 4:00 a.m. at the senior home on butte street. the fire started on the second floor. they evacuated the second floor and crews assessed the fire. right now it looks like one person had to be taken to the hospital for smoke in

. >> governor brown will join state and local leaders in richmond to sign what legal experts call the strongest equal pay act in the nation. the bill guarantees male and female employee whose perform similar work receive equal pay, period, even if their job times are different or if they work in different offices for the same employer, qualify pay. employees can ask about co-workers pay without fear of retaliation. in california, women make 84 cents to every dollar a man earns. >> measures walk the pavement this morning to bring attention to paint care concerns in a strike. the march ends at the administration building in martinez before a meeting of the board of supervisors. young leaders accuse the county of understaffing some facilities and they say a huge wage gap between county and private hospitals is driving nurses to better-paying jobs. >> assisted suicide for the terminally ill is legal. the governor brown signed the bill yesterday a huge victory for families members of brittany maynard who decided to learn her home and end her life in or >> a big sense of pride that i fe

through the area. and traffic looks good on the eastshore freeway. 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 of a

or a sherman shrine? we have a grant memorial, but you do not go by richmond, ohio and see the memorial to ulysses s. grant. before i start gathering even more angry responses, or objects being thrown from the front row here -- [laughter] [laughter] the talk is centered on the lost cause. we have to remember, though, that what happened in current affairs, what happens in popular culture today has a whole different meaning, and it has taken the story kernel truth and popped it into unmanageable popcorn. the united states confederacy would object of the confederacy being used in nonhistorical or nonrelated controlled ways. one of their announcements in the 20th century announced that our flag is not to be used in connection with any political movements. certain demonstrations, some of political groups at times, the confederate flag or insignia or has been displayed with seeming disregard of its significance. with that said, how to explain, understand, how to remember the four bloodiest years in american military history? a gentleman i have studied a lost, a gentleman i view as a

last night between richmond highway and bowel in alexandria. >>> this morning metro's in the process of hiring neal cohen. adam tuss has broken the story on twitter. you should follow him because the story is changing day by day. he recently serve served as financial officer for atk aerospace. the hiring is expected to be official in the coming days. >>> in just a few hours a jury is headed back in the truly of charles severance. he's accused of killing three people in alexandria before a period. just before going into deliberations yesterday afternoon, they reminded jurors there's no evidence linking him to the possible killings. >>> this morning d.c. police are looking for whenever carried out a double shooting in the northeast. this happened on edson place around 6:30 yesterday. a woman died and a man was rushed to the hospital with a gunshot wound. we're working to learn his condition. police have not released any information on a possible shooter. >> happening today in prince george's county. they're going to hold a hearing on body cams and a recent spike in homicides. this is h

storm system will dump rain up and down the coast. joaquin could add insult to injury. in the richmond, virginia area, officials have canceled the final days of the state fair. >> with the weather forecast and all coming through, i think it's a good idea. >> reporter: in north carolina, boats in dive suits are on standby. at the national hurricane center, meteorologists say joaquin has been hard to forecast because it's in an area with a very weak steering current. >> what's been the disagreement is whether or not the tropics -- [ pause ] [ no audio ] >> -- to pick up joaquin or if joaquin is going to stay down there long enough to miss that opportunity to take that off- ramp and take a different one. >> reporter: along the new jersey coastline, which was battered by superstorm sandy three years ago, people are hoping the storm stays over the ocean. >> in proportion, we're taking down things like our banners, moving in trash cans, battening down the hatches. >> reporter: even if joaquin doesn't make a direct hit, places along the coast could see rising water and erosion. don champion,

24. 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 the

this traffic on the north side of richmond. it seems like just now whenever you leave richmond you better plan on a year to get where it normally takes 10 minutes to get to. i am certainly happy that i made it, i was worried this morning but i might not get here. i am looking forward to our tostion and answer period tackle the subject of the freedmen's bureau. on november 30, 1865, captain stored ours, the superintendent of the second district of the bureau of refugees, headquartered in petersburg, virginia, issued a circular which highlights the challenges that face the bureau in the postwar era. wrote, assistant superintendents will at once commence -- commence a tour of the different counties, visit different plantations, and make themselves acquainted with the system of free labor, disabuse the minds of the friedman -- freed men of the many misconceptions as to their status. if the government is to give them land, the plantation property of their former masters is to be up -- divided among them. if they remain in their old homes they are not free, or if they hire themselves for

ward toward land. 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

to make sure they have a good and safe time in the neighborhood. >>> plus, in richmond park it's a whole new life in one day. >>> and a live look from the berkeley hills. we see clear blue skies all across the bay area and temperatures slowly warming up. we're getting ready for some of the warmest temperatures of the week coming up in the microclimate forecast. you've heard the phrase-- rome wasn't built in a day. neither was a richmond park. >>> well, you know the phrase rome wasn't built in a day, and neither was 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 tru

over to san mateo and the delays out of the east of the here as it had across the richmond san rafael bridge there was an accident on the bridge whist about past the toll plaza where already backed up to hardaway and looking at 22 to 26 minute drive times fighting over to san rafael >>darya: we have the latest from the breaking news desk >>anny hong: it was shot early this morning we are getting reports and there was a 2.9 magnitude quake that hit just before 4:00 in the san ramon area before about 30 minutes before that there is a 2.6 magnitude quake near the hundred people were reported to the usgs and the author of the 229 early this morning and of those responses came from danville and san ramon no reports of any damage they reported anywhere for week to like shaking >>will tran: no damage of course but still when it happens in the overnight hours a lot of people wear for the coffee shop and yes they felt that some did not fill the and others affected including >>: we look at the clock it was more along stronger jolt, it was not in it and then knock it out of bed and did wikiup my

richmond resident of the backed up this morning and a 14 to 16 minute drive time into san befell the east bay ride on 5 a west palm. >>mark: is live at the university with the tell what happened. >>will tran: they're walking around with the police department telling people the catch this person in general you should have a buddy system in this case that did not happen it went down on wednesday at 7:00 p.m. she was walk into a campus by herself is described as a light complexion they look all over this place all the cab was he was long gone but they notice to all the students be careful. >>mark: the county district attorney says that no one killed his father a little brother and father is your friend police say no one at the shooting them the fire and a lot of counter was for a supporter weeks ago police temporarily detained no one before releasing him and he'd been in the care of his grandmother since the murder investigation found evidence and his trout the contradicted his original statements and he was taken into custody early yesterday morning at benicia high-school he will be tried a

mateo and the other bridges already backed up is here in the richmond bridge westbound interstate 580 already slowed from before the richmond parkway and now tracking about a king to switch to metric time into san rafael out of richmond 5 it was bound. >>charles clifford: shop was a good as hardware store milled about in line to grout few last- minute line items the store manager says that with the possible of new ones on the way the stock of of what were the essentials the lives in order madera shechem to cut sandbags and plastic to keep the flood waters of the cry across miscounted and one resident the anneal storms to bring heavy rain and possible flooding in the tech in drains and some debris for weeks san the senate have the clout to the public and everyone getting ready for wanting. >>james: it could be done to counter it draws the second getting around to francisco pacific xanax pills have been showing up trout town and the look similar to the real thing is a side-by-side comparison one person has died from overdose and health department is looking into whether three more death

to grow the richmond bridge not agree alternate retinol because it is already back of just beyond the richmond parkway is already looking at over 20 minute drive time for the westbound ride from richmond into san a fell again an alternate for you might be the san mateo bridge but it is not a very good choice take a look at this delay drive times are now 28 minutes out of hayward leading over toward san mateo here is a look at the ride to the richmond bridge you could see it a slow enough that this is what accounts for those big backups with down even though we've been in some in free and the ride to and from around the of the golden gate bridge so far as having no impact on the job is a little heavier than usual stop off to the plea on friday with seymour northbound traffic flow >>anny hong: we are seeing a little bit more cloud formation of their this morning sfo reported mostly cloudy conditions and temperatures are the ones be one of quite nicely for the afternoon hours no delays as the fog oakland and san jose airports at this hour san jose did want you 56 degrees right now a

prisoners and know where to put them up. 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 way here and to georgia with his campaig

. what is the update on the richmond brim. >> well, jeamedz, it was a vehicle fire that started backing up the ride. you can see the traffic is once again getting through. so they managed to get it past the toll plaza and the damage is done. we are looking at an over 60 monday back up and drive time. 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

. >> golden gate into richmond. >> yes. that's. >> district one. >> district one golden gate senior centers the responding center in district one. >> where is the service provide for district 8. >> served by open house and it is also i believe there's a site this serves district 7 and 8 that would be sorry 30th street. >> that's okay jason is not familiar with the surprisingly district to district 8 is served by 30th street as an open house. >> thank you. >> you had a question. >> my question is looking at this i'm looking at the old list and the problem is that when you change frequently the site location this confuses the seniors because they get use to going to a place and all of a sudden you change it and so because we don't go you know they like to remember so every year have we changed the location i think we should be very careful. >> that's a very good point we were aiming to stop in this new model in the older model for the 4 years the agency was operational that was a large turnover in sites and personnel so but with this new model it is set sites those 12 sites have not changed a

. >> includes the castro. >> right and offhand. >> golden gate into richmond. >> yes. that's. >> district one. >> district one golden gate senior centers the responding center in district one. >> where is the service provide for district 8. >> served by open house and it is also i believe there's a site this serves district 7 and 8 that would be sorry 30th street. >> that's okay jason is not familiar with the surprisingly district to district 8 is served by 30th street as an open house. >> thank you. >> you had a question. >> my question is looking at this i'm looking at the old list and the problem is that when you change frequently the site location this confuses the seniors because they get use to going to a place and all of a sudden you change it and so because we don't go you know they like to remember so every year have we changed the location i think we should be very careful. >> that's a very good point we were aiming to stop in this new model in the older model for the 4 years the agency was operational that was a large turnover in sites and personnel so but with this new model i

richmond, ohio and the immemorial to grant. before i start gathering even more angry responses, or objects being thrown from the front row here, the talk is centered on the lost cause. we have to remember, though, that what happened in current affairs, what happens in popular culture today has a whole , and it hasaning taken the story kernel truth and popped it into unmanageable popcorn. the united states confederacy would object of the confederacy being used in nonhistorical or nonrelated controlled ways. one of their announcements in the 20th century announced that our fight is not to be used in connection with any political movement. certain demonstrations, some of political groups that tie the confederate flag or and seninsia with seeming disregard of his significant. ce. explain, said, how to understand, how to remember the four bloodiest years in american military history? a gentleman i have studied a ass, a gentleman that i view a poor man's stonewall jackson, said shortly after the war, "we all know how hard it is to eradicate early impressions," so he encouraged x confeder

petaluma to santa rosa at 85 is our extreme. 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 goin

. he'll speak about the democratic debate and new polls today in richmond, virginia. these are live pictures. thousands are gathering to hear trump in just a few moments. he will be coming out and speaking. the republican front-runner seen here arriving just moments ago. taking back the national stage today, panning the democratic debate making it clear that he thinks he could beat hillary clinton in the debate. this is the latest cnn poll that shows trump's dominance growing. double-digit leads in both nevada and south carolina. 16 points ahead of ben carson in nevada and double digits as well in south carolina. the rest of the candidates still in single digits. sara murray is joining us live at the trump rally. donald trump is obviously there and is going to be speaking. i know you had a chance to speak to him as he got out of the car. what are he tell you? >> reporter: that's right. i spoke to donald trump as he was going in. he said he believes he can beat hillary clinton in a debate. i asked him why, then, is he going after bernie sanders if he thought hillary clinton was the s

side of richmond. it seems like whenever you leave you leave richmond you need to plan a year for what normally takes 10 minutes to get to. i am certainly happy i made it. i was worried i would not get here. i'm looking forward to our question and answer period to tackle the subject of the freed -- ofbureau -- friedmans the freedmen's bureau. and abandon land headquartered in petersburg, virginia issued a circular, which highlights the challenges that face the bureau in the postwar years. , theirnt superintendents respective counties, their plantations, and made themselves acquainted with the working of the new system of free labor. was the many extravagant ideas and impressions among them as to their status as friedman men. freed the property of their former masters is to be divided above -- divided among them. if they hired themselves for another year in implied servitude for five years. or that the government will feed them in idleness. by careful advice endeavor to remove any prejudices or lack of confidence that may exist between the two classes, assure them that the governme

the east bay slow going from before the richmond parkway with a 20 minute time into san rafael 6. >>anny hong: top story this morning three suspects are behind bars for the murder of this man on a marin county terrell 67 year-old was hiking with his dog and fairfax monday when he was shot and killed two men and one woman were arrested yesterday in connection with the killing they have been identified as 18 year-old to to for year-old into to three-year- old we're live in marin counted as one would tell the house that the track the suspect down and what is next for them some. >>jackie sissel: that is exactly what they got they got lots of tips and lots of hope and use modern technology to track the three suspects all the way to portland oregon sit here is video of the surveillance video that was captured of these three suspects almost immediately after the crime incited the convenience store in the pictures from the public and alert person saw someone who did not look right said in a pitcher and a survey this video from a gas station for about an hour after the shooting took place

recover at the richmond bridge westbound the backed up now to harbor way where traffic is facing a 30 minute track time given over to sam felt coming out of richmond in the eastern side will have a complete track check coming up. time for the world according to gary:presented by hershey >>gary: this was a great weekend for 49 management a was a great weekend of wear around would dispatch the ravens and john 25 to 20 talk and act statistic yet the very least the have a great game >>darya: they miss one still go because of the turf when you mess up because of the bad tepidly by steady in your early by, which can go to the pan's this over to jim and he got kicked into khakis by his own punter 10 seconds to go the chill the ugliness appeared with university president had to come out with the statement saying that the death threats and all the stuff that goes with a visit not the 99 percent of our students is just crazy people >>darya: should of fall lawn and we look for two-thirds the game of the niners and the seahawks both with the same record his applause be doing this all began the fi

troops. >>darya: 20 protesters disrupted the campaign rally in richmond va. the route was that the rich and international raceway about 5000 supporters turned out to see the republican front runner and their son protested there and they started shouting the of the trump i did not like we said about the evils from this standpoint with the game open all the big subject and when you're losing as badly as he is losing nationwide pretty badly you would have thought it would take and that it is an fbi investigation. >>darya: this was his first appearance as the democratic debate and at the same route people had to be escorted out after a fight we're looking to fight the team protesters from virginia, watt university says when supporters of an african- american protester which is when police showed up and escorted and your out is not clear and one was arrested tesla motors is a leap frog and the competitors when it comes to the autonomous software the new or pilot system will the card change lanes by itself >>james: it will be adding that software to the model s to that amount of excess uv for