i am also a parent at lafayette.in a huge proponent for all of the public schools, and i am now kind of eating my words due to this year's problem with the placement, and i think it was a purely choice placement this year, and you have taken a lot of people who are very active and very happy in their schools, and you have made them miserable and their children miserable, which makes their home life miserable. at lafayette, most of the people that attend are in certain zeb coats, so, of course, we want to stay in our area. whether it is the presidio or another area close by, we like to continue, but i also believe that the neighborhood is really important, too. i hear from some of these people who are being shipped across town to go to a feeder school, and i think you need to reconsider where those feeder schools are for the people. for us on the western side of the town, presidio is a great school, and it is not even necessarily that it is a grade school. we have built community, so i want you to consider neighborhoo

laura anthony has the story from lafayette. >> the signs say books for charity. specifically for local schools but a local group, the sons of the lafayette library that they represent unwelcome competition. that is by donations to used bookstore that raises money for their library. >> i have heard some information about the organization that they really don't give very much to charity. >> the bin sticker that reads re-entry.org, a for profit company called thrift recycling management. they manages and services the bins themselves. according to the website, it's the largest seller of used books on internet sites like amazon.com and 25% of books collected in the bins don't end up in nonprofits at all but rather at trm for sale on the internet. >> all i can say -- >> they say that is not the arrangement here in the bay area. >> all books will be donated unless they are too torn or tattered in that case they will be recycling. >> here, safeway is working with an organization called reading partners. >> these books are going back to the local community, going to stude

in lafayette, abc 7 new news. >>> all right. on to mr. mr.ristian here with a forecast as always and noticeably cooler today. >> sharply cooler. some locations today were 20 degrees cooler than they were yesterday. so this is a pretty strong cal did you know and will remain this way for a little while. live view right now from the high definition sutro camera lacking out over san francisco on a beautiful evening. a little breezy. a little cool. mainly clear skies. and boy look at the city just glistening there here's a lack at the close-up satellite image this afternoon showing that most sky were his clear from the coast to the inland area. but from monterey bay south ward there was a little bit of low clouds clinging to the coast line. here's a look at some of today high pressure and you can see negative numbers in blue how much cooler each location wasn't yesterday. san rafael high of 70. 20 degrees cooler than yesterday high. morgan hill high of 70. 21 grease cooler. virtually every location was significantly cooler than yesterday. so the

live in lafayette, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you. the small bay area town of row day yo which is north of richmond and west of martinez suffered its first homicide of the year. sheriff's deputies say there were two gunmen and they set up on either side of the street to wait for a victim to drive by. the victim, 22-year-old james newman, jr., left his home near after 10:00 last night. that's when the gunmen opened fire, sending people nearby ducking for cover. witnesses say it sounded like the gunmen went through two clips and then reloaded. newman was pronounced dead at the scene just a short time later. >>> livermore police are on the hunt for a man suspected of stealing from his neighbors at a storage facility.e customers and employe noticed a series of burglaries in may but the burglar tried to put on different padlocks to conceal the broken padlocks. police went out with a warrant and say they found many of the stolen items still on the premises in a locker belonging to 45-year-old dwooin agamo. investigators have issued a warran

registered nurses from 31 states, along with labor leaders, will rally in lafayette square this morning. they will be joined by senators for a rally outside the capitol. >>> also at the white house, a state dinner for state chance hrar angela merkel. she and her husband are expected to discuss unrest in the middle east, the war in afghanistan and the global economy and she will be award the presidential medal of praoed only during the dinner. this is the first official state visit by a german chancellor since 1995. >>> e. coli outbreak spreads while officials try to track the source of that deadly bacteria. so far it has killed 22 people and sickened 2,300 others. ontario man was canada's first suspected case of e. coli linked to the outbreak in europe. he traveled to northern germany in spring where he ate local salad products. u.s. military are considering warning soldiers not to eat salads from local commissaries in germany. they found no link from sprouts to the suspected strain of e. coli. >>> developing right now. a wildfire burning out of control in arizona. rugged terrain, high

[applause] can we did but cheer from the students from lafayette school? [cheering] how about a cheer from monroe elementary school? let's hear it for sheridan. [cheering] and a big hello from the students of jefferson elementary. wow. you guys have a lot of energy today. glad to not be in school, right? i know i liked to take a day off from school. we are thrilled to have familiar faces on hand for the celebration, which is the culmination of an effort by pacific gas and electric and the unified school district to teach leadership and call skills to students in -- golf skills in 21 different san francisco elementary schools. that is a wonderful opportunity. as a a board member and a professional golfer, it is wonderful to see seven people having a chance to -- to see so many people having a chance to learn the skills provided by the game of golf. i would like to thank the pg&e president. [applause] mayor ed lee. and deputy school superintendent richard for taking the time to join us today. i would like to introduce one of our biggest supporters in san fra

i'm live near lafayette. >> it is a baffling case. thank you very much. >>> an important step today for injured giants fan brian stowe. doctors today upgraded his condition from critical to serious. stowe was critically injured when beaten outside of dodgers stadium in march after a giants-dodgers game. the head of neurosurgery told reporters that ten years ago he wouldn't have even survived that injury. even now his recovery is slow and doctors don't know how much better he'll get. >> you know, when we interact with him, he's able to open his eyes and he's been able to intermittently open and close his eyes in response to, say, can you close your eyes? can you open your eyes? again, that suggests that we do have some circuits that are reconnecting and there is some level of function. but how that's going to predict his long term outcome, it's a promising sign. but again, i think the theme of today is to level expectations that this does not mean a full recovery and we're yet to really understand where that will be. research and to be

like lafayette. he went with the popular taste. when the modern architecture started coming in, he was happy because it was less work. >> very little detail. you see detail in brought the city. people took tract homes and tried to individualize them in various ways throughout the cities. here is an example of how they might have done that. >> they had a lot of medallions and reliefs. >> the working class would go out to go swimming in the ocean. the wealthy would stay downtown like in the marines memorial or the elk and they would have heated saltwater. people wanted to swim in salt water. >> how did the water get there? >> there was a pipe that allowed it to flow all the way down. that pipe rusted out. people went swimming in the saltwater pools and they had different temperatures. >> you could have a cold swim or a warm swim. >> how did they heat this? >> he had a huge boiler. they're still trying to figure out exactly how he sucked in the sea water. he had a pumping system. >> didn't sutro make his initial fortune by being the e

you go to lafayette. i was just there reading to a bunch of kids. think i was reading to fifth graders. what grade are you in? >> as a member of the school board, i know strong schools in the richmond is key. also, from the birth to 5 commission -- each commission has an organization to oversee pre-kindergarten kids. i want to ensure that the state level that we advocate strong support for young children and their families, good parenting support as well. >> often, we have to govern with our hearts. 80,000 people in the richmond district sometimes have different needs than people in the mission district or bayview hunters point. so often, elected officials and other hard working staff have to make tough decisions. they are political in nature, in many ways, even though people denied that, but at times, many of us are politicians, but we always try to govern with our hearts. >> i have always considered myself having progressive politics. i believe in a vision of people having their needs met. i believe in equity. when people have special needs, we sh

in san francisco and pinchot's public over a private placement, i was very pleased to wind up at lafayettehere two years i have been very involved in the community. my daughter feels supported by not only the teachers and administrators and parents, but i feel supported by those parents, as well, and i look forward to moving into a school together where we can use our combined strength to continue to make that middle school better, and i am a strong proponent of the k-8 feeder. [applause]

frinds of the lafayette library present competition. that is donations to the book stores that raise money for the library. >> we are concerned that other bins that are put out for other groups that are not local might take away from our ability to support our libraries. >> i had information about the organization that they really don't give very much to charity. >> the bin fair sticker that declares reading tree.org. the management manages and services the bins themselves. according to their website the washington based company is the countries largest seller of used books on sites like amazon.com. in portland 25 percent of the books collected don't end up in nonprofits at all. but rather at trm for sale on the internet. >> all i can tell you is the agreement that safe way had. that is not the arrangement in the bay area. they will be donated unless they are torned or tattered. no books are sold on line. >> here they are work a oakland based organization called reading partners. >> they are going back to the local community and student

walnut creek lafayette alamo upper 80s. san jose low 80s.nta clara valley. 80 fremont. 68 san bruno. 62 daly city. half-moon bay 64. just too much fog. fog, sun, warm, but i think we start a cool down on thursday and then that will just usher in another cool down continuing all the way into friday and saturday. >>> well, one of the things passengers like least about air travel these days are airline fees. but industry analysts say without those fees there might not be any airlines left. >>> also one of the bay area's best known hotels getting everything in place right now for this morning's visit from america's first lady. >>> it's still slow on highway 4 in bay point. we don't have any reports of accidents or collisions in the westbound direction. but it's just traffic just moving a little bit slow this morning. similar story for the bay bridge toll plaza. more on that and the day's weather and news coming up. ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch som

nbc bay area's monte francis is live in lafayette with pamela vitale was killed back in 2005 and scotteski was convicted of this murder years ago. these accusations seem to be coming out of the blue now. >> reporter: well, jessica, daniel horowitz is calling these allegations nonsense, but attorneys claim that they have compelling evidence to show that scott dyleski is innocent. daniel horowitz says defense attorneys for scott dyleski are grasping at straws, using lies to cast doubt on their client's conviction for the brutal murder of horowitz's wife, pamela vitale, in 2005. >> this is a run-of-the-mill set of allegations, fake as can be. all of the facts that i've read are false. >> reporter: among the so-called new evidence are allegations of domestic abuse, which dyleski's mother says were never presented to the jury. >> this information was buried in the boxes that were turned over to these women and never even looked at by either counsel. >> this evidence was ignored. it was ignored by the police, it was ignored by the prosecution, and it was ignored by defense counsel. >> report

just south of highway 24 in lafayette -- a car hit a pole by 4:00 this morning.y the afternoon, only five customers were without power. planes are closed between happy valley road and almito road. pg&e expecting to be done and roads open by 4:00 this afternoon. >>> fire season starts today in part of the bay area. the santa clara unit of cal fire will declare the beginning of fire season in contra costa, alameda, and santa clara counties. burn permits will not be allowed because of the fire danger and more firefighters will be staffed. >>> firefighter in arizona see signs of hope over the weekend. containment on the wallow fire doubled to 10%. however, the fire is still out of control. it's burned 444,000 acres and destroyed 29 homes. some evacuees were allowed to return home over the weekend. >>> good afternoon to you. a live look at the bay bridge in san francisco. you can see the low clouds off the coast. the re of us are dealing with mostly blue skies and temperatures warmer than yesterday. this is going to be a trend we see for the next couple of days. look

nurses from 31 states, along with labor leaders, will rally at lafayette scare at 11:00 this morning. they will be joined by bernie sanders and barbara boxer for a rally. >>> angela merkel and her husband will visit the white house. they are to discuss unrest in the middle east, the war in afghanistan and the economy. merkel will be awarded the presidential medal of freedom. this is the first official visit by a german khaupbs lore since 1995. >>> sully sullenberger's plane is on its way to a an aviation museum in charlotte, north carolina. it will head back out on the road later this morning. once it reaches baltimore area, it will head west on i-70 and i-68 into west virginia. it's traveling on a massive flatbed trailer and is ending up on a lot of back roads to avoid overpasses. until now the plane had been in a warehouse in new jersey. the plane ended up in the hudson river in 2009 after a flock of geese knocked out its engines. dramatic picture there. 4:37 is the time. ahead on news 4, police are trying to break down a language to warn people about a rapist on the loose. >>> and

i am a parent of a soon-to-be third grader at lafayette, and i just wanted to say that i am also in support of the feeder pattern, and i would ask again that you keep in mind to the customers are. it is not just the parents. it is the children, because they are the ones who are going to be paying the price of how things happen down the road, and i think that is why keeping them in their community, their local community, that allows them to be better learners. some parents said indicated that if they have to be shipped across the city, taking the bus, or even taking the school bus, it is going to be a very huge burden on them, and it makes it less able for them to learn, because they are tired. also, i think if you want to keep costs down and use the money in another way, again, consider keeping them in their communities so you do not have to ship them. ok. thank you very much. [applause] >> hi, my name is sharon kennedy. i was here a couple of months ago. i have a kindergartner that is being sent 5.2 miles away from my home. i am upset about it. e(zthe proposed feeder patterny benefit us,

speeds close to the limit through the area, 24 showing that burst of speed out of lafayette on the other side of the tunnel. debris reported westbound 480 lakeshore avenue, a mattress in a middle lane that will get cleared as they have a freeway crew heading out there. watch for that, folks. i know you try to get as many zs as you can but that's ridiculous. oakland, the coliseum, left lanes affected as you're heading north, arrows over one lane, just over to the right, fast line up towards embarcadero. >> all right, mike. thank you much. 4:40. he was san francisco mayor, lieutenant governor now. is gavin newsom looking for another office. his spokesman trying to put an end to speculation saying, "contrary to rumors and speculations cited in recent media reports, lieutenant governor newsom has no intention of pursuing a run for the u.s. house of representatives. some remain skeptical back in 2009 newsom's gubernatorial manager made this memorable remark when asked if newsom was eyeing the lieutenant governor's seat, which is where he served now. i would have newsom kidnapped by one-eyed a

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stamford bridge the same age as frank want to be a drug abuse sacked their previous coach go into lafayette last month. now this wednesday there is a packed programme in the russian premier league the penultimate round before a month long summer break to all have got the ball rolling at home and later in moscow doll based league leaders to scan have won five of the last six games and steve since contact has denominate in what will be the visitors first going to start the silting in charge in forms and it's in petersburg kentucky post in the next talk to scores and things on all the travel to twice former champions rubin second wasn't really a subject of welcome high flying and i'm cautious to rock bottom now take on the cross the last take on correct. well knew was any time for running out of money more is among that transfer interest this summer with manchester city saying they will release the togo star if the money's runs out of i always thought from austin for twenty five. ten years ago when the city was set to suffer significant financial loss on the play some of them were ready to off

farm to lafayette at everett he escaped are posing. to explore the possible risk factors and is working with a small fast reproducing fish species from japan many thousands of fish are measured photographed the eggs counted and their meeting behavior observed. transgenic male wild female wild male while female. two males one female. each one asserts itself which offspring a stronger. none of it sounds like creek three more profits more like hard work at weekends overtime. twenty years ago it gained its first president. in the midst of colossal change. setting a new direction for a new country. saluting the state on last day. in india parties are made of the.

you go to lafayette. i was just there reading to a bunch of kids. i think i was reading to fifth graders. what grade are you in? >> as a member of the school board, i know strong schools in the richmond is key. also, from the birth to 5 commission -- each commission has an organization to oversee pre-kindergarten kids. i want to ensure that the state

>> reporter: nearly five years after scott dyleski was convicted of killing pamela vitale in her lafayette home dyleski's mother is again proclaiming his innocence. >> in this case, people in authority have lied, ignored and covered up the truth. >> reporter: the california and u.s. supreme courts have already rejected dyleski's appeals. but esther fielding is exhausting her life savings asking two attorneys to get a court to look again at the evidence. >> and that another individual, daniel horowitz, was likely the perpetrator in this case. >> reporter: well known attorney daniel horowitz was married to her at the time. the attorney says evidence shows the killer was familiar with the house and victim and that he cleaned up after the attack. they say evidence was mishandled and vitale's husband's alibi was not thoroughly verified. they admit their case is largely circumstancial and we asked for details. >> again, that's -- that's -- there's so much that it's -- it's difficult to, uhm, to articulate. >> reporter: the claim is that police and the prosecutor were corrupt and that the defense

goodness that progressive democrats got to do that today and we were able to have the nurses gather in lafayette park and walk across the street a thousand of. i'm carrying signs and yelling hey chamber you can't hide we can see your greedy side they were a little. park police and the secret service d.c.'s police were a little bit perplexed at how to handle a thousand nervousness wofully walking across the street chant to get out the chamber which was wonderful it was wonderful energy and great to have p.t.a. be there and to join forces and letting folks know we're not going to we're not going to take it anymore where the resources of this country are stripped away from main street and given to wall street to wall street since as you point out so often time doing so much better than the rest of us are doing and it's not right it's not fair and it could be changed norman solomon you want to recent articles you wrote about permanent war psychology in the permanent work on me is that where we're at now and how long we've been in that if so in that spot but we're ten years into it wall the wall the

low 70s as you head to lafayette. mid-70s in walnut creek and concord.eratures are running about five to 10 degrees cooler than you would expect. i would expect 90s out toward the antioch. not going to happen. the reason this high pressure is going to sit off the coast, it's going to usher in a lot of fog. no matter how you cut it it's going to be a heck of a nice week end. 80 in pittsburgh. got a bunch of cities here and not bad temperatures. not hot and not bad. good air quality. fire danger not off the charts. we have the heat continue. we have red flag warnings and what have you. a beautiful bay area weekend. there's the five day forecast. weekend in view because the weekend is here. look into next week and there's a chance of sprinkles in there on wednesday. i don't know if it'll happen but the models want to bring a little rain in. >> sprinkles of sunshine. >> no. >> i can't believe you're talking a week away. >> thanks bill. >>> a new help for patients with type one diabetes. experiments found that it might be possible to reverse the disease with

so tomorrow, low 60s in the city. 70 in berkeley. 73 towards lafayette.wards antioch, yesterday 102. tomorrow high end, towards discovery bay, 88. that's warm but not as warm as the other day. winds going off shore monday and tuesday. you remember those days, now the switch, the winds are coming on shore. the fog cools things off. one time i said the fog is back, and i got more letters from folks that coast because they love the fog and we love the fog. the fog is great. i know it's beautiful in pacifica when the fog is there. it's there now and beautiful. forecast highs tomorrow. 88 antioch. 89 brentwood. 20 years ago i said something about the fog, oh, the fog is back, don't say that. >> they love that fog. >> there is five day forecast, weekend in view. >> thank you. >> president obama is getting a reputation as the baby whisperer. this video was taken last week before father's day. michelle obama handed a crying baby to the president. look and listen if you can. the baby isn't crying anymore. i hope you saw the look michelle obama gave to the presiden

resolution and the father and son relationship between george washington and the yang marquis de lafayette. dr. russell, i also point out, has been an enthusiastic patrons of the book festival since its beginning and was an author / speaker in 2008. ladies and gentlemen, the true renaissance man, preston russell. [applause] at bank. >> thank you. thank you very much. i see my reputation has exceeded me. give me your tired of low poor, amasses yearning to breathe free, richard refuse of your teeming shores, send these to me this could easily applied in our country of immigrants to the founding of savannah in 1733. it applies to the statue of liberty from france to our first centennial in 1876. indeed, savannah was founded and is 50 years older than before america even was recognized as a country in 1783. so, story of immigrants. i guess we're pretty proud of these parts of being there rather old and traditional. trough study insist up the road are also a little bit older and they did a little bit up the about how much older there are. and it has been described that trust the audience select

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and contributed >>> good morning, right now traffic is moving along nicely an 24 westbound through lafayette all the we to orinda and oakland. we'll have another traffic update and a look at the weekend forecast straight ahead. >>> take a look at this video. a sink hole nearly swallowed this nearly 100-year-old home in iowa causing the house to slide off its foundation. the area has had a lot of rain lately. luckily no one was inside that home. >>> the stormy winter weather could cause problems throughout summer. people in south dakota are preparing. homeowners in washington state could face similar threats. flooding is also possible in oregon, wyoming, utah, and montana. >>> pro football fans will be watching what happens in the federal courtroom in st. louis today. nfl players and owners will appear in a hearing. this could have a big impact on the season. they want to end the lockout that started three months ago. the owners want to keep the players off the job until they reach a deal on a new contract. >>> firefighters are in mourning in san francisco. the investigation into what went wr

low 70s as you head to lafayette. mid-70s in walnut creek and concord.temperatures are running about five to 10 degrees cooler than you would expect. i would expect 90s out toward the antioch. not going to happen. the reason this high pressure is going to sit off the coast, it's going to usher in a lot of fog. no matter how you cut it it's going to be a heck of a nice week end. 80 in pittsburgh. got a bunch of cities here and not bad temperatures. not hot and not bad. good air quality. fire danger not off the charts. we have the heat continue. we have red flag warnings and what have you. a beautiful bay area weekend. there's the five day forecast. weekend in view because the weekend is here. look into next week and there's a chance of sprinkles in there on wednesday. i don't know if it'll happen but the models want to bring a little rain in. >> sprinkles of sunshine. >> no. >> i can't believe you're talking a week away. >> thanks bill. >>> a new help for patients with type one diabetes. experiments found that it might be possible to reverse the disease w

: the signs say books for charity, specifically for local schools but a local group, sons of the lafayetteepresent unwelcome competition, by donations to raise money positive for their library. >> i heard some information about the organization that they really don't give very much to charity. >> the bin has a sticker that said reentry.org that has a connection with thrift recycling management. they service the bins themselves. according to the website, the companies is the largest sell are of used books like on amazon.com and 25 of the books collected in the bins don't end up at nonprofits at all but rather at trmfor sale on the internet. >> all i can tell you -- >> a spokesperson that is not the arrangement here into the bay area. >> the agreement is that all books will be donated unless they are too torn or tattered. in that case they will be recycling. recycled. >> here safeway is working with an organization called reading partners. >> these books are going back to the local community. they are going to students that need books who want books and don't generally have access to books.