subservient to lafayette by ban fracking and did so by creating. this community bill of rights we just heard described what is it what does it do what is a community bill of rights well you know one of the good. close to two hundred other communities. in actually beginning to expand their civil political and. carmella writes of the local level you know we're used to talking about states bills of rights and federal the federal bill of rights in the vision but what's happening now is communities are rising up across the united states to drive in their own bill of rights legally enforceable bill of rights to clean air and clean water and a right to energy future and in doing so they're banning those activities like fracking that actually violate those right and then as medicine routinely corporations across the united states have used their own corporate constitutional rights to override those types of laws in which communities have attempted to say no to dangerous activities like fracking and so lafayette as well as close to one hundred other communi

lafayette is being sued right along. side of several other colorado communities long months or calendar are also being sued broomfield and all of these communities have tried to protect their health safety and welfare through various actions or municipal laws to keep oil and gas activity outside of that community and really the state of colorado is saying that it's not the business of our you know our local communities to determine what corporate project arrives and you know in doing so what we're trying to under you is a legal framework that essentially gives these corporations legal privilege what we're being sued for and in lafayette by the colorado and gas association to the idea that the state makes decisions over oil and gas activity and not the people and so the colorado oil and gas association is doing lafayette the same way. that the oil and gas industry really way back in the ninety's when they tried to deal with this and and so really they don't really last and they only resolution we have is is to address con

lafayette is very much a couples park.his wonderful hilltop park is the place you can share with someone you cherish. lafayette park is located along the round at the one end campus and also easy >> on december 28, 1912, san francisco mayor stared into a sea of 60,000 of constituents that gathered at geary. the berth of the first publicly owned transit system in the city, the san francisco municipal railway.

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are they doing anything to the lafayette steps? >> well, the plan is not finished yet but they're considering building a window in the middle of the iconic steps that would lead to a series of underground galleries. the exhibition debuts next week it's called "making a classic modern." it's a plan for building it on the parkway. the project will allow more of the museum's more world renown art collection to be displayed. >> there will be a lot more gallery space and a lot of spaces where the visitors can tell where they're going and where they are. it will be very exciting. >> the proposed plan would add 169,000 square feet. there's no timetable for the master plan. a preview of "making a classic modern" is set for 9:00 this morning. the full exhibit on display beginning next tuesday. july 1st. >>> from our delaware bureau a state trooper shot in the line of duty is recovering in the hospital. state police say corporal mike mccann killed a suspect in magnolia kent county. they told us the suspect kenneth dix was wanted for a domest

this is i live view from the lafayette hotel in the cape may area. look at that line of storms that extends from the new york area right down the jersey coastline and into southern delaware this morning. there's some spots of very heavy rain inland as well but it's a fast-mover. so gloucester county is seeing rain and a thunderstorm that's quickly moving to the east at 35 miles an hour. within that rain it's coming down at a rate of an inch and a third in an hour. the rain is heaviest offshore. look at all of those storms and the lightning. most storms are offshore. there's still a lot of strikes in the atlantic city area, and farther into the south into cape may county. as far as southern delaware is concerned, yes, heavy rainfall with thunderstorms there. as well as very heavy rainfall just to the west and southwest of seifert. the temperatures, well, they will be climbing but only into the 80s this afternoon as the storms rolling through the area are going to bring our temperatures down for this afternoon. there is a threat of flooding because of

nbc bay area's stephanie chuang is live in lafayette. there's a good ending to this. parents still pulled their kids out of class. >> reporter: some did. parents, dozens waited here for hours today. they said with recent shootings at other schools they didn't want to take any chances. >> wife called and said the school was on lockdown and tre might be someone on campus with a gun. >> reporter: they waited nervously for three long hours until the longdown at acalanese high school ended. it took an emotional toll on tyra coleman, whose daughter is a student here. >> just not knowing something's actually happened. you know. are the kids okay? are my kids okay? is everyone else's kids okay? >> reporter: dozens of parents paced the sidewalks, glued to phones. lafayette police officers conducted sweeps on campus and in the parking lot. >> i was like really scared. i didn't know what was going to happen to us. like all the students here. >> reporter: for jacori coleman's mom tyra the wait was exacerbated by recent shootings. yesterday's shooting rampage at seattle pacific un

. >> and we have a solo spinout now in lafayette.it is counter-commute but it hit the guardrail. we'll have all the details and the rest of your morning drive coming up. >>> good morning, it's friday, june 6. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. we're glad about friday! [ applause ] >> a round of applause. [ laughter ] >> it's 5:30 now. >>> an oakland city councilman says there is a billboard in town that has just got to go. >> cate caugiran shows us why in a story you'll see only on 5. >>> reporter: as you drive along 580 past the mcarthur exit you see this. >> bunny. >> we obviously have rabbits there. >> reporter: no, not quite. >> a wrench? >> bunny? is that like one of them sex places? >> reporter: the nevada ranch is better known for its moonlight bunny ranch,aka a brothel, featured on the hbo show cat house. >> having a billboard promoting certain activities out of town is unacceptable. >> reporter: this is the first time he saw the sign less than a mile away from a child development center. >> it's inapp

that's from the marquis de lafayette hotel. just a few rain drops in the cape may area right now. nowhere near as heavy as what we saw earlier. in the skies over south philadelphia, are still cloudy, but the rain has died down. but there's still a possibility, in fact, a good possibility, we'll see some showers as the day goes on. 73 degrees right now in philadelphia. trenton is 69. 72 in wilmington. chester springs is 69 degrees. and off to the north and west, the rain came through with heavy downpours. dropped temperatures in the low 70s for redding and allentown, 68. meantime in quakertown. storms have cleared newark, dover, middle 70s. just a few rain drops in cape may harbor right now. it's 79 degrees. there go the storms. the heaviest shower activity and thunderstorm activity now east of the coastline with just a few light showers following in cape may county. it's about done in cape may. and not much less in southern delaware. those are settling down fairly quickly. and just clouds over philadelphia. but the next batch of showers likely to be here this afternoon. future wea

you can see it in the air in cape may, a live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. it's been damp. showers just offshore. you see some heavy downpours approaching atlantic city. look what's calling north and west. heavy rain in upper montgomery county, eastern berks county and into lehigh county. valleys getting heavy rain. newhanover has seen it. to the west of milford and bucks county and allentown had moderate showers. there is potential for flooding with those showers first thing this morning. the temperatures holding in the 70s right in the low 70s for the i-95 corridor. but we'll see 80s this afternoon. and we will likely see some storms, could be around for the ball game this evening as the phillies meet the cubs. shower, 69 at 7:00, mainly cloudy at 9:00, then breaks of sunshine possible early this afternoon as temperatures heat up that may fuel more storms. look at the future weather when i come back. jillian mele is tracking a busy morning traffic wise. >> you need a lot more kof tee handle this. we have a lot of problems including 202 southbound closed at

that's the frueh from the marquis de lafayette hotel.oday this morning, showers and thunderstorms off to the north and west. those are moving to the north. won't impact us. but this is what's coming our way for tomorrow, this line of showers and thunderstorms making some progress moving through the midwest, likely to be here tomorrow afternoon. we could see heavy downpours. today, though, we'll see a quick warmup, into the 70s by 10:00 this morning. 77 degrees. and then with sunshine and a few scattered clouds, especially north and west, this is updated information, noontime today. 82 degrees by noontime and climbing. upper 70s for the pocono mountains. clouds and sunshine for allentown, quakertown and reading. the temperatures will be climbing into the 80s for areas north and west who will also be in the 80s for northeast philadelphia and trenton. a high of 84 degrees. 83 for doylestown and close to the 80 degree mark for atlantic city and cape may. 82 for rehoboth. 84 for wilmington and chester, philadelphia a high of 85 degrees. full

elementary school a few miles away from lafayette elementary police believe a feud between two families with ties to both schools fueled the attacked. >> reporter:right now it's unclear what that feud steamed from. diemi, who was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon was well known at the school, and was even a volunteer now she could be facing serious changes >> reporter:as far as those charges. still waiting to see what charges the da file in this case. >> pam: developing tonight-- the search continues for at least one person who may be in the water near the golden gate bridge. early monday morning the coast guard responded to a distress signal coming from a sailboat along the marin coast. that boat was later found sinking near the north end of the bridge. >> pam: that's where we find kron 4's charles clifford live for us tonight with the very latest on this story. charles? >> reporter:around 4:15 monday morning the coast guard dispatched several units, including a helicopter...to kerby cove which is just west of the golden gate bridge along the marin coast. >> reporter:they were

lafayette park is also easily accessed from the 47, 49, and 90 buses. it is ada accessible. we are here at the historic palace of fine art in the marina district. originally built for the 1950's exposition, the palace is situated on san francisco's number waterfront. it is ada accessible and is reached by the 28, 30, and 91 bus lines. set against the reflecting waters of the lagoon and eucalyptus trees, the palace is one of san francisco post most -- san francisco's most romantic spots to relax with that special someone while listening to the water and gazing at the swans. a beautiful to view from many locations along the mattoon, an ideal place to -- all -- lagoon, an ideal place to walk with a loved one. reservations for weddings are available at sfrecpark.org. discarding contains plants referred to by william shakespeare's plays and poems. welcome to the shakespeare garden here in the famous golden gate park. located near the museum and the california academy of sciences, the garden was designed by the california spring blossom and wildfilower association. here is a truly

kron four's jeff bush is live in lafayette tonight.he talked with fire officials in contra costa county jeff what are they saying? this is the earliest i possess an ever in recorded history and the number-one reason for that is a droughtsan jose, antioch, el sobrante, and fairfieldall wildland fires within the last seven days. fire officials say they are worried because dry conditions like the ones we are seeing usually don't happen until late fall. the game has changed and firefighters are worried. robert marshall that if a fire does start it's probably going to burn hotter, burn faster, it's going to ignite more easily and that's probably our biggest concern. warning signs are up at all the parks in contra costa countyno smoking, no fires. and, especially, no fireworks. this is a big concerntall grass that is bone dry. if this stuff ignites, the fire moves very fast. southern california never actually went out of fire season and that's the first time that has happened since they have been keeping track of that. and, we are very early

they have reported in pittsburgh, upper areas in walnut creek as well as lafayette, 94 for san ramon and we do have a cool down. they are not going to fill it today and that cooling trend will move into your bay areas well and i will expect whether to move inland coming up. >> don't forget you can get the latest weather conditions from rosemary and any time online posting updates on twitter and facebook even when we are not on the air. the search for a livermore arsonist as bay area temperatures rise and a fire bug has set several small fires on north livermore road under the cover of darkness and they are had been put out with recent high temperatures and continued der dry temperatures, that will not always be the case but they have been set all between midnight and 4:00 a.m. >> every night we are getting fires in the same location, same area and we are up to about five fires in the last three nights. >> so far investigators do not have a description. san francisco an early morning fire at a dry cleaners and it happened at mcphee at the corner of third and hudson street in the bay v

it happened friday morning at lafayette elementary in west oakland. police say the mother of another student lured the third grader into a bathroom and assaulted her. the girl is expected to recover. now the woman was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. school officials say she is a frequent volunteer at the school and apparently been feuding with the girl's family. >>> three women are recovering after reports of a gun shout wound. they responded to the shots at 9:30 last night. they found one victim with a gunshot wound. all three are in stable condition. anyone with information is asked to call the east palo alto police department. >>> the ex-husband of a well known knapp that restaurant owner is in jail. a friend called # 11 saying he had not been able to get -- a friend called 911 saying he could not get in touch with her. she was the founding owner of the sushi restaurant. >>> election day is tomorrow. janine de la vega is joining us with a look at the numbers. >> reporter: the santa clara county registrars office is predicting

it was a text from the lafayette police department. >> subject has been detained off campus. officers remain off campus investigating. >> reporter: that made you feel -- >> a lot better. >> reporter: she signed up months ago for the nixle alerts and it was her life saving effort today. none of the police came across the street to give them updates. >> it seemed that there were enough police men that one of them could have done that. >> reporter: as police presence grew, so candidate rumors and the parents' anxiety. >> the more information they give us the calmer we feel. but the information is so full of rumors we don't know what to believe. >> reporter: after three hours, the lockdown lifted. the woman's daughter is a freshman. and although the threats targeted the senior class, she was just as nervous as the other parents. >> in situations like this. bullets don't have names or specific targets. >> reporter: now police haven't given any updates since they found the student, but school did continue, classes continued, although parents had the option of taking their kids home

that's a live sunny view from the marquise de-lafayette hotel in cape may. >> 60 inilng atlantic city 5 degrees. middle 50s for allentown or pottstown, the pocono mountains in the 40s right now. a quick warmup is what we'll see. bright, sunny skies, the view from the lowe's hotel. upper 80s today and that's not hot enough for is waereather ahead. we'll go neighborhood by neighborhood when i come back. first, jillian mele is tracking traffic. >> this is a live look at 476 at route 1. traffic moving along just fine. the blue rot is clear the entire length of the way. no accidents. still a downed tree in conshohocken, balligomingo road is closed near front street. take swedeland road as your alternate. if you're waking up and heading out on 422 eastbound oaks to 202, 7 minutes. stund time frame.49 stillbetwei and 3. y?egionaline orning aftere >> all septaailvisi rrmalo and y philadelphia. >> regional railç workers were ordered back on the job early yesterday morning by president obama. now an emergency board has a month toivecmen to the president and the whole process can't take longer

. >> we have the accident in lafayette eastbound on highway 24 near oak hill road that is clearing. it blocked one lane causing a slow down but the slow down now has dissipated westbound traffic at top speeds. over the altamont pass, eastbound 580 between greenville road and north flynn if you are heading out of town not 9:00 we have lanes blocked off and our favorite toll plaza the metering lights have been turned on and traffic is backed up from the maze already. >>> we continue to follow breaking news an early morning fire has claimed the life of a woman in hayward and our reporter is on the scene. matt? >>> the red cross was here helping out the woman would escaped the fire with medication and clothing. her son just arrived to pick her up can bring her away from this scene. unfortunately, her aunt did not survive the fire. the first call was at 1:00 o'clock this morning and firefighters say the man smelled smoke in his room and saw the fire. he tried to put it out with a fire extinguisher but it was defective. he and his wife escaped but the aunt was trapped. firefighters say th

people who were already there were hamilton, knox, and lafayette. if washington sent them ahead because he said aknow you're in love with peggy shippen and you want to have breakfast with her. she is upstairs and arnold dashes upstairs when he receive this is letter about andre and he says, we've been found out and i have to leave. he escapes having his men at gun point row his men of war to the vulture and one story said it was one vulture meeting another. andre, as i say is hung on october 2, 1780. peggy is in the house. she is upstairs. she is what we all the today a person of interest. she has to think fast. what can she do? she is 20 years of age. she has an infant son with her. she can only do one thing and that is to pretend she is completely innocent and she must go insane from the shock of the betrayal and it is the performance of her life. for two years she yells and screams and she rips her hair and takes her off her clothes and she pretends she can't see anything nearby. arnold is gone. she thinks what has he done? washington is convince

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moon bay and newark and low 60's around redwood city and san jose at 59 and brentwood is 68 and lafayette is 63 and san ramon is 60. tree pollen and weed pollen and grass pollen all low to moderate and the u.v. index is high. as we look at the day planner we will have 48 to 66 through the morning and quite a spread, hazy at noon 58 to 80 and breezy at 4:00, 60 at the coast to 86 inland and that is 10 or 15 degrees cooler than yesterday and by 7:00 it is much easier to be outside you need a coat at the coast at 58 but you will not bake at 76 degrees. we have a wrong-way driver southbound 280 with a driver going southbound and northbound at 35 miles per hour in the car pool lane so if you are planning on heading out be careful as we take you over to san francisco, hour, we do have this construction project around until 6:00 and northbound highway one lane is blocked between lake street to the golden gate bridge with no traffic impact at this hour. tracy to dublin is building at 36 minutes and through marin county the drive is moving along fine and walnut creek 680 southbound from pleasant h

pleasant hill road to the caldecott you can see the traffic looks good in lafayette.s a little crowded as you drive through orinda but nothing much and your average speed is at 65. not too bad there. when you get to the toll plaza, you will see waiting going on. that about a 20 minute drive time as you drive through. of course we are looking at one of the busiest commutes in the bay area. that would be 580 westbound. 580 at 205 westbound there was slow. nothing major as you drive over to dublin and castro valley. and santa clara valley still looks good at 101. northbound 85 traffic looks good into cupertino. the time is 6:32. let's go back to the desk. >>> happening today a big decision about putting suicide barriers on the golden gate bridge. since the bridge was built, 1600 people have jumped off that span. ktvu brian flores is joining us live in san francisco with more on that big vote today aimed at saving lives. good morning brian. >> reporter: good morning, dave. this issue has been going on for several years. as many people know. you are taking a look at the be

yesterday police visited a home in lafayette with a once lived.erald miller seemed paranoid and often rented about police. >> key and firearms and he had an extensive collection of knives. he had a few different up firearms and she had one. >> he would yell at me and say to you know what the police did? he would rattle of about the police and how they think they can just do anything and everything they want and get by with it. >> chaired miller was arrested multiple times. once for pointing a gun as someone. taking a look at the other top stories. three people are dead after a domestic-related shooting on the city's southwest side. police say 36-year-old edward prince fatally shot his girlfriend and her friend ... then turned the gun on himself monday morning. prince held laquisha hickman nicole loving, and several others hostage in a home in the 35-hundred block of west 79-th street. two others were injured. mayor emanuel's property tax hike and pension reform bill was signed into law by governor quinn. and some city employees will have to work l

headed out to bart this morning, it is remain aer than it was this time yesterday and the 60's at lafayette and concord and pittsburg and union city and mid-to-upper 50's from daly city to everywhere else. fremont is 54 and everywhere else is veteran to 59. we will look at what going on emeryville you can see it is clear, below the cloud deck with clean air coming in behind the cold front as we look across the bay bridge into san francisco. spotty drizzle can clouds and 54 to 60 and by noon, dry air comes in and sunny breaks in the cloud cover and by 4:00 we have sun and freezes and 74 inland. you will need a coat, 58 to 70 and falling rapidly after 7:00 hour. leyla gulen? >> we have a stalled vehicle in the caldecott tunnel on the second bore blocking one lane. if you need to make travels in the eastbound direction be prepared to avoid the second floor. it looks like the rest of the drive headed westbound is clear. you can see the green indicating a possible drizzle over a 80 but 35 miles per hour is the top speed and it comes up to 38 american and you will start to see traffic loosening u

that's a great-looking view of the shore from the marquis de lafayette hotel.sunshine will warm us into ut upper 70s in the mountain, low 80s for quakertown. the jersey shore, upper 70s for atlantic city, cape may. close to 80 degrees for the delaware beaches. warmer as you go inland but not a lot. sunny skies, low humidity for westchester. there's a chance that you'll be able to use an umbrella. the coastline will be nothing but sunshine. tomorrow, there will be clouds around, a chance of a light shower but then those clouds clear out for sunday, 77 degrees sunday afternoon. full seven-day forecast when i come back. >> that water main break in south philadelphia will create havoc for folks driving in that area. >> let's get an update from jillian mele. >> unfortunately that's not our only problem. we have a water main break in south philadelphia. we have a bridge closure in perkiomen township that will cause a lot of problems for drivers and also right now, this is new, an accident in lower pottsgrove. that accident isç charlotte street at blime road. when it

in lafayette hill amy buckman channel 6 "action news." >> we have much more coming up on "action news" saturday morning, getting that morning jolt of java is going to cost you. word on how much starbucks is jacking up their prices. >>> and riding high we have the outcome of the phillies late night battle in saint louis, stay with us, we'll be right back. >> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. saturday june 21 here some of the stories we're following for you on "action news." an overnight house fire sends one person to the hospital and leaves 6 people without a place to live. >>> major commuter headaches i why a popular bridge in montgomery county is suddenly closed and how long it will be before drivers can use it again. >>> open for business, pools open up across the philadelphia today. today, summer rolls in. a lot of people will be heading

>> lafayette park is a good example it's mostly clean. there is brown over the shoulder. governor brown asked for mandatory water conservation. san francisco said we'll ask for voluntary. you've heard this before. time to hear it again. >> those were the driest three years on record you know? this is the worst than any we've seen here in san francisco bay area. >> that is steve ritchie. water tsar of the public utilities commission explaining how san francisco has dodged a bullet so far in avoiding the water rationing in the last month have residents begun to take this drought seriously. >> could you do more if you had to? >> probably i can use a sort of guideline. what is 10% per person? >> taking shorter showers and turn off water when i brush teeth small things. >> try something >> trying. yes. >> but still needs to be a mass effort. it did not take the more dramatic measure based on a trend. we reserve the rice. and in other words save water from hetch hetchy now, or suffer more, later. >> new ad campaign take a listen to part of >> all right. this ad will be joined b

this is a view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. sunshine this afternoon.in fact, you'll see clearing skies along the coast this morning. temperatures in the low 70s for swedesboro, newark. 75 in cape may harbor and 70 degrees in atlantic city. with sunshine in the pocono mountains, you'll see 70s for the weekend. there is an isolated shower threat for today but i think most of the area will stay dry. the clouds across the shore, you saw on that view from the marquis de lafayette hotel, we'll see the clouds thin out. 9:00 this morning they'll be moving towards the delaware beaches. by this afternoon, sunshine will be breaking through for delaware and for south jersey and that will send the temperatures into the 70s this afternoon. so the forecast if you're heading towards the weekend for the jersey shore and the delaware beaches, it's calling for clouds to thin out today. sunshine to warm temperatures into the 70s and then a southeasterly wind over the weekend with a cool ocean water temperature with 66 grees, will keep temperatures in the low 70s on saturd

she lured the girl into the boy's restaurant at lafayette elementary last friday.acked the girl with a hammer and hit her several times. she also faces kidnapping and battery charges. the school district says the incident may have stemmed from a dispute between dics ami and the girl's family. >>> they will present the test results on the eastern span. the problem uniquered last month is with the steel rods that anchor the bridges massive cable system. more than 200 of the high strength rods have shifted since they were installed. the rods could be jolted in a major earthquake. >>> also new this morning an under water research program has picked up a mysterious sound that may be related to the missing malaysia airlines jet. the noise was recorded in the indian ocean around the time the plane vanished. the sound was picked up by under water microphones designed to listen for nuclear explosions. researchers have been analyzing the low frequency sound to see if it might be from the plane hitting the water or imploding as it sank but they caution there is no definitive

the girl attacked in a bathroom at lafayette elementary school on friday. she has serious injuries and still in the hospital. investigators believe there is a feud between the suspect and victim families. she's set to make a court appearance friday. >> a controversial policy to give pregnancy tests to most women booked into jail is facing a legal challenge tonight. the aclu is suing. age limit is 60. one plaintiff was given the test when she was nearly 70. laura? >> alameda county does mandatory pregnancy testing. the sheriff's department did not return our calls today, aclu says whatever the rationale, they're a sweeping violation of civil rights. . >> i was arrested at peaceful demonstration >> susan harmon says it happens to her four years ago. she was arrested in downtown oakland in the wake of verdict. >> they tested us for pregnancy. i was 69 at the time. >> she says she was never told the reason for the test or results. now, harmon is one of three plaintiffs in a lawsuit against the sheriff's department. >> we have written several letters and asked t

they selected point guard he will fred peyton out of louisiana lafayette. they traded him to orlando for their pick at 12. and a future pick and took croatia's dario czar check but czar check will not play in the nba for two years. beautiful. >> u.s. men's soccer team moves on into the knock out round of the world cup even after a tough loss to germany today. the overflow crowd in center city filled the sidewalk with old and new fans of the sport. the germans scored in the 55th minute and they held on to beat the americans 195 hill. since the team right behind group play in ghana also lost the americans move on even with the loss. >> the most important thing that we advance much that's all that matters because we live to see another day and that's all that matters. >> the u.s. finishes group play with a win, a tie and a loss. they will play belgium next tuesday. >> a casino workers union says another atlantic city casino is about to cash out for good. united local 54 bob mcdevitt tells fox 29 the showboat atlantic city hotel and casino will notify workers t

lafayette holding on to 80 degrees. 84 in another area of walnut creek.two different neighborhoods we track. 84 pittsburgh. we've got upper 70s for san ramon and temperatures several degrees warmer than yesterday. anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees. seas like concord reporting 13 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. on show breeze picked up this afternoon not nearly as bad as yesterday but you can see it is a little gusty in some areas. concord reporting 20 miles per hour gust. fairfield 15 miles per hour. southwesterly breeze bringing you a little bit of relief this afternoon. not nearly as fast as we like to see it when we want those temperatures to pull back. but again we've got this fabulous weather pattern in place. i'll show you what has changed so you notice this counter clockwise spin right here. this is the low that brought us the cool even breezy weather earlier in the week. ended out the weekend and brought us that yesterday. now we have a ridge of high pressure that is beginning to build in. and this will dominate our weather pattern for the next coup

that's a live sunny view from the marquise de-lafayette hotel in cape may. >> 60 inilng atlantic cityrees. middle 50s for allentown or pottstown, the pocono mountains in the 40s right now. a quick warmup is what we'll see. bright, sunny skies, the view from the lowe's hotel. upper 80s today and that's not hot enough for is waereather ahead. we'll go neighborhood by neighborhood when i come back. first, jillian mele is tracking

lafayette elementary school in west oakland is stepping up security patrols. and earlier today ---officers could be seen walking the campus at nearby martin luther king junior school. police believe friday's attack was fueled by a feud between two families with ties to both schools. it is unclear what is at the heart of the feud. but school district officials say, the suspect is a well known volunteer at the school. and used her familiarity with the student, to set up the attack. the parent volunteer allegedly involved. is now behind bars awaiting possible charges. oakland mayor jean quan --- busted for behaving badly. the mayor's response to a viral photo showing her on her smartphone while driving. kron-4 has the exclusive story next. south bay police cracking down on illegal homeless camps. we'll show you how officials plan to help those evicted. stay tuned for inside edition with deborah norville. see it, after the news. only on four. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm?

. >> the tree of hope is a tree that stood out side the lafayette theater.he folk lords that formers stood here wondering if they were going to get work that night. you've got to rub it becky. rub it. they all rub it. it brings good luck. >> after decades of success, the bright lights of the apollo began to fade. the civil rights movement ushered in integration at the time large arenas gained popularity. trends that spelled trouble. >> acts we depended on no longer had the desire to be here. there was a lot of competition. the theater basically became black. it fell on hard times and went into bankruptcy. >> in 1991 the state of new york acquired the apollo theater and converted it to a non for profit organization. that didn't solve the money woes. the theater no longer held the same cloud it once had. >> anything musical, transport to take it to another place. >> how is the apollo celebrating the 80th anniversary? former city and time warner chairman played a role in reviving the theater. the board of directors headed by parsons, a multimillion dollars oper

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. >>> this morning students heading to class at lafayette elementary school will see police officersn campus this after a student was attacked with a hammer allegedly by a parent. "today in the bay" christie smith joins us live at the school. the suspect worked as a volunteer. everybody would have reason to trust her on campus. >> yeah, that's right. the information we're getting is that the mom was volunteer here and her presence certainly wouldn't raise any eyebrows. her being on campus but in the aftermath of what happened here. oakland police say they plan to have an officer stationed at the school today. just sort of a precaution to make families feel comfortable as they return back to school. this after a report of an early morning assault friday on the 9-year-old girl at lafayette elementary school. the district spokesman said the mom attacked the girl with a hammer. the little girl hospitalized and exse expected to recover. this mom's daughter is an 8-year-old, also a student at the school, the woman took advantage of the familiarity she had with the students and staff here a

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current temperatures headed out to bart at 54 degrees in lafayette and 54 in walnut creek and 56 in union and 53 in san francisco, and 56 at sfo and this is why: we have an upper trough that is pushing in the breezy condition today and as we look toward the afternoon hours, the breezes will persist through the bay and that is sparking a small craft advisory for the bay area but along the coast, into degrees and 60's along the bay and 70's and 80's inland valley so that game day forecast the a's take on the next it is rangers and 55 by the end of the game. the highs today in the bay area are 72 in san jose and it will be cool along the peninsula and 67 in san mateo and 74 in santa rosa and oakland and 66 degrees and 78 is the high for brentwood with lows, the upper 40's to low-to-mid 50's for the bay area and the seven-day outlook is a warm-up starting on tuesday and wednesday and cools down by thursday right to the first day of summer at 84 inland and the bay is 74 and along the coast is 56. >>> up to the bay bridge we have an issue with the metering lights and lanes -- one hane is taken

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including 65 lafayette. not much of a breeze here. there won't be much of a breeze. if there is one, it probably won't be a favorable one. clear skies. position is down yonder. 47 up in tahoe. 66 reno. 64 for ukiah. they will probably be 102 today. by far high pressure will settle in today and back off a little bit. sunshine the hottest day will be today. high pressure builds in. that will take us into the 90s to 100s inland. 70s and 80s around the bay. up we go today is the hottest day by far. it will be really nice by the coast if you have that monday bug. pam. >> head to the beach. >> 102 livermore. 102 antioch. it will be 90s to 100s for many. today is the day. we have a little holiday coming up end of the week. it looks like the fog will be back by then. 60 ann 70s and 80 -- 60s and 70s and 10:s. i think temperatures drop pretty good. we will take that into the rest of the week. >> all right, thank you. >>> today yosemite celebrating its 150th birthday. on june 30th, 1864 president abraham lincoln signed the grant. it's an act that is viewed by many as the birth

and flooding on east lafayette street. and the floodwaters have since receded. i do and remember, always track the rain in your neighborhood giving you access to radar, the hourly forecast and audio alerts for weather warnings. the app is free for the apple and an droid devices. >>> to big changes and big headaches for drivers who use a portion of i-95. penndot about to begin the next phase of a major construction project north of girard avenue. it is south of the girard avenue interchange to allegeny avenue. and more on that is david henry live at the girard an on-ramp in fishtown. and penndot pushed back the start of the project until wednesday? >> that's right. the weather delay, can't paint lineses on the road, so holding it off until wednesday. the construction zone about a half mile long. wednesday expanded another mile and a half northward, also bringing with it the positive bill of even longer delays. >> an hour delay from here to academy road. >> and maybe crazy when they shift barriers and paint new lines from columbia avenue up to allegeny avenue. the

the 48-year-old woman lured the girl into the boy's bathroom at lafayette elementary school on friday and in court documents police say that she attacked the little girl with a hammer and hit her several times. she also faces kidnapping and battery charges. the school district says the incident may have stemmed from a dispute between the woman and the girl's family. >>> happening today bay bridge engineers will present the test results on the latest problem on the new eastern span. that problem uncovered last month is with the steel rods. more than 200 of the high strength rods have shifted since they were installed. and they could be jolted in a major earthquake. possibly threatening the stability of the entire bridge. >>> google pushing other e-mail patrol siders to encrypt all e- mails. but they don't stay private if they are sent to or from a provider that does not use encryption. >>> it's now 4:40. army sergeant bo bergdahl's release was caught on camera. in 20 minutes taliban video of the five year captive being handed over to u.s. troops. >> i just worry about my community and

. >> a bizarre hammer attack on a 9-year-old girl happened friday at lafayette elementary school in oakland. according to a district spokesperson, the little girl was beaten during recess. when the girl's teacher noticed she didn't return to class, they immediately called the security guard to search for her. they found the 9-year-old leaving the bathroom with the suspected attacker. that mother has a daughter in second grade. the girl was taken to the hospital for nonlife threatening injuries. the woman was arrested at the scene. the spokesperson said it may have started with family feud off campus. tomorrow an oakland police officer will be stationed on campus. >> out of jail on half million dollars bail after tsa agents in los angeles found a hand grenade in his luggage. this is a tsa photo of the device from the world war ii time period. gary cox told the "l.a. times" it was an honest mistake. his farther used it as a paper weight for decades. after his father's death, cox was bringing some of his father's belongs home. he said he never suspected it still had explosive capability. hundr