lynn, since you've been the lafayette champion a long time, there is your official lafayette park sign and your picnic blankets. carina, you've been our playground champion, lafayette park playground sign. >> thank you. (applause) >> why don't you guys say a few words right now. >> okay. the only thing that i want to do is to thank all of you who have been -- hundreds, it took literally hundreds of people to do this. and i have a couple of names to -- we want to make sure we mention these names. but i'm leaving out hundreds of people and i know it. so, and there's plenty more chances. we're going to continue our cleaning and greening days the first saturday of every month, july 13th is our first day but we're not allowed to actually maintain it yet at that point. >> yeah, we are. i already talked to -- >> oh, we are. [laughter] >> this is how we work, very collaborative. [laughter] >> so, okay. i want to thank some of these people are here, and some of them are not. if you are here, try to make your way up towards the front here because we all want to hug each other, okay. kim barnes,

and it's the passion of groups like the friends of lafayette park and the friends of lafayette park playground (applause) >> which has been with us every step of the way offering leadership, guidance, and support throughout the process. the friends group stepped up to help us make this beautiful, beautiful playground a reality and other you're going to be hearing more about that in a little bit. but it's also people like jeff miller who contributed all of the architectural services for this gem pro bono. [cheering and applauding] >> but it's also the passion of our elected officials on the state and local level who you're going to hear from in a little bit including senator leno, assemblyman phil king, our mayor. (applause) >> our recreation and park commissioners megan levitt son is here. our district 2 supervisor mark farrell. [cheering and applauding] >> our district 8 supervisor and park champion, tallest park champion in the city, scott wiener. (applause) >> our district 11 supervisor and another park champion extraordinary narc, john avalos. (applause) >> our city treasurer who does his

firefighters were called around 2:00 to the upper lafayette bart parking lot.

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. >> andria borba is in lafayette tonight. >> reporter: well ken, liz, sometimes words just fail.need to see a melted engine block to realize exactly how things were for a handful of commuters out here in lafayette this evening. imagine getting off bart to see this. a perfectly good day gone up in flames. >> i saw in the news there was a fire in the lafayette bart parking lot. so i heard it was in the central parking lot, way over there. i was okay because i parked way out here. >> reporter: not so much. the running boards melted on todd's nissan path finder but the car was drivable. the fire started in the engine of this lexus around 2:00 p.m. in the lafayette bart station and spread to four other cars leaving one with scorched paint, another with a melted front end, and another with a v shape in the grill from firefighters trying to vent it. >> so i was surprised to see my car partially melted. >> reporter: how high did the flames go? the singed leaves go nearly all the way to the top of the lamp post. commuters were caught off guard by their good fortune. >> shocking. i can't b

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lafayette was a friend. barton accepted lafayette's offer and general barton was at liberty to return to his family after a separation of more than 13 years. a man who rode to barton described the old soldier's return to his home. barton seemed like rip van winkle who awoke after sleeping for 20 years. it seemed to astonish the old general to see the great alterations on the road as lee approached providence. when he spoke of lafayette, his eyes filled with tears of gratitude. he had been a powerful man and at 77 retains much of the bigger of his younger days. he would sing a revolutionary song with a clear and strong voice. when the old general entered his home and embraced his wife, his children, and his children's children, it was a scene i could not believe. they all melted into tears. barton was finally reunited with his family. rhode islanders were thrilled to have him back as well. he was one of the last surviving revolutionary war heroes and would remain in demand on special occasions. in 1826, he le

c-span: there's a big painting of lafayette and the house of representatives.ortant was the to this country? >> guest: he was very important in the symbolism of a wealthy aristocrat from france, and joining in the fight of soldiering on with our army. also, of course is very symbolic of the part that france played in our revolutionary war. it wasn't just that they sent an army here, but that they really bankrolled the cost of the war. they loaned the money that it took to carry the war through to completion and victory on our part. and, in fact, the army, at the surrender under cornwall was larger than the army under washington. most people, most americans don't realize that. we're sitting here today in a city designed by a frenchman, a french engineer and architect. the great symbolic work of sculpture of the gate we do the country in new york, the statue of liberty came from france by french culture -- sculptor. countless rivers and pass and universities and colleges all over the country with french names. we don't pronounce them the way they do but the influ

it was big with at least several thousand people gathered in lafayette park right there outside the white house and this was rowdy and charged and heated and there was a program that went on for about an hour and a half with a number of speakers, one of those speakers led a chant essentially charging israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu of genocide and many speakers were complaining that american tax dollars were going to israel to support a massacre of palestinian civilians. the rest of the demonstration then included a march throughout washington. the demonstrators stopped at caterpillar's washington office because they are saying after israeli tanks enter gaza then caterpillar bulldozers are following those in gaza to flatten the homes there. the protest then went on to stop at "the washington post" headquarters and that was to

kpix 5's andria borba on the problem at the lafayette bart station. >>> reporter: imagine getting off bart to see this, a perfectly good day gone up in flames. >> i saw on the news that there's a fire in the lafayette bart parking lot. and so i heard it was in the central parking lot. i thought it was way over there. i thought i was okay because i parked way out here. >> reporter: not so much. the running board melted on todd's nissan. the car was driveable. the fire started in the engine of this lexus around 2 p.m. in the parking lot of lafayette bart and spread to four other cars leaving one with scorched paint, another with a melted front end, and a third with a v- shaped gash in the grill from firefighters trying to vent it. >> i was shocked to see my car was partially melted from all this high heat and flames. >> reporter: how high did the flames go? check out this tree. the singed leaves go nearly all the way to the top of the lamppost. commuters were caught off guard by their good fortune. >> shocking! i can't believe how lucky i am. i'm like three cars away and it didn't even

you're on the white house lawn, but the protest is happening in lafayette square.hat's happening now? >> reporter: that's right, fred. you're seeing live pictures of that rally right now. now, there are demonstrations that go on every single day outside the white house, but this one is much more emotionally charged and heated and rowdier than we generally see. i can also tell you competing demonstrations have broken out. there's a small blocked off area where there's some israel supporters, and supporters of gaza are around that fence area, yelling gaza at them. we saw some of that earlier today. i think you're seeing live pictures of that there as well. i can tell you what's happening in the bigger part of the protest that's in the middle of lafayette park now. there's a program, there are a number of speakers, and that is pretty intense, too. one of those speakers led a chant essentially charging israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu of genocide. after that program wraps up, all of these protesters are going to go through a march of washington, d.c. where the

amy hollyfield is at lafayette park. amy hollyfield? >> what a mess. four cars are still here taking up parking spaces. it is a big mess in the parking lot. it is proposed off at the bart station if lafayette. the fire started inside the hood of the lexus. it spread to four other cars. this happened in the upper parking lot of the bart station. it was a shock to commuters who wanted to go home. >> because of the high heat it melted the plastic on the mirror and running boards. >> all vehicles have pressurized school systems when the vehicle is off and if there is any electrical short or ignition is off to the races. >> no one was sure. they got the fire out quickly. they are trying to figure how they started and how to get them cleared from the parking lot. they do not suspect arson. >>> new developments in racially charged ferguson, missouri, in a dramatic shift, the protests were small and orderly. the brand jury is considering the deadly police shooting of an unarmed black teen. >>> good morning. we got rain and thunderstorms last night. that may ha

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. >>> the end of the work day brought a shock to those return together lafayette bart station. alyssa harrington is alive in the bart parking lot to tell us what happened. >> this is the last thing they expected to see with a return of a long day of work. it was a fire that started in the hood of the lexus and then damaged five cars total. >> these people will not be happy. >> three cars charred. firefighters were called around 2:00 to the upper lafayette bart parking lot. >> the fire started under the hood of the lexus and then quickly spread to four other vehicles. >> most of them luxury vehicles. a bmw, acura and an audii. >> it can burn because of the amount of plastics. the gas and the oil and the engine. >> the suv was also . >> because of the high heat that melted some of the plastic. >> bart riders who parked in the same lot were stunned and relieved finding their cars untouched. >> that's pretty crazy. >> this is shocking. i can't believe how lucky i am. i am two cars, three cars away. >> captain george lange says they can only speculate what triggered the fire. >> if

. >>> the end of the work day brought a shock to those return together lafayette bart station. alyssa harrington is alive in the bart parking lot to tell us what happened. >> this is the last thing they expected to see with a return of a long day of work. it was a fire that started in the hood of the lexus and then damaged five cars total. >> these people will not be happy. >> three cars charred. firefighters were called around 2:00 to the upper lafayette bart parking lot. >> the fire started under the hood of the lexus and then quickly spread to four other vehicles. >> most of them luxury vehicles. a bmw, acura and an audii. >> it can burn because of the amount of plastics. the gas and the oil and the engine. >> the suv was also damaged. >> because of the high heat that melted some of the plastic. >> bart riders who parked in the same lot were stunned and relieved finding their cars untouched. >> that's pretty crazy. >> this is shocking. i can't believe how lucky i am. i am two cars, three cars away. >> captain george lange says they can only speculate what triggered the fire.

and the voice coming out of the american troops is "lafayette, we are here." a french historian told me that what lafayette should have responded was, yes, but did you bring your checkbooks? the reason that -- the reason for that is we never paid back any of the loan the french gave us in assistance against the british. interesting point to keep in mind when we get so concerned that other countries don't pay us back on the aid we give them. i want to tell you about probably what i think is the key point in the war where intelligence played such an important role. there's a couple points here, and if i have time, i'll try to go into another one, but it was december of 1776. washington had just been swept out of new york be, he was pushed across new jersey. it's snowing, he's down to about maybe an army of 5,000 people, effective maybe 3,000. they've got no ammunition. these guys are marching literally barefoot through the snow. the enlistments are about to go up in january. this is the low point. washington actually is thinking at this point that if i can't do

this happened at the lafayette and pleasant hill station lots. bart police say they routinely patrol them all. we saw three patrol cars in a span of a couple of hours. but thieves slip in. the crime can take less than a minute. at the lafayette station lot alone, bart police say so far this year, there have been 17 property crimes, or cars broken into and items taken. ten vehicles were stolen and now five catalytic converters gone. >> yeah. that's really surprising. >> reporter: commuters say it never occurred to them they were so vulnerable. >> there's not much else i can do. i have no other option other than to park here, take bart to go to work. >> reporter: surveillance cameras report 24/7 and undercover officers perform regular stings especially on bike thieves but all of that is little comfort for victims. >> i wouldn't park here at night. >> reporter: well, as disturbing as all these crime statistic are, bart says they are not the only one. every bart parking lot is vulnerable to thieves. the thieves of course just cycle around. reporting

. >>> the end of the work day brought a shock to those return together lafayette bart station.alyssa harrington is alive in the bart parking lot to tell us what happened. >> this is the last thing they expected to see with a return of a long day of work. it was a fire that started in the hood of the lexus and then damaged five cars total. >> these people will not be happy. >> three cars charred. firefighters were called around 2:00 to the upper lafayette bart parking lot. >> the fire started under the hood of the lexus and then quickly spread to four other vehicles. >> most of them luxury vehicles. a bmw, acura and an audii. >> it can burn because of the amount of plastics. the gas and the oil and the engine. >> the suv was also damaged. >> because of the high heat that melted some of the plastic. >> bart riders who parked in the same lot were stunned and relieved finding their cars untouched. >> that's pretty crazy. >> this is shocking. i can't believe how lucky i am. i am two cars, three cars away. >> captain george lange says they can only speculate what triggered the fire.

>>> yes, bart says expect normal service this morning and that is what we have seen in lafayette. this video from a train arriving at 4:40 arriving on time and headed to sfo on the pittsburg bay point line. no one was left waiting on the platform. people avoided the messy commute and sky 7 was over that scene last night as service between concord and walnut creek was stopped and part of the wheel fell off damaging the track. bart single tracked the trains between the stations and here is how the platforms looked at the height of the commute, a possibility of delays of up to 20 minutes and engineers figured a solution they feel allows for normal service and could take a while to determine what caused the wheel to fail off. the next train arrives if lafayette in ten minutes. >> now the latest in the south napa earthquake with an interactive map detailing red and yellow tagged structures that residents can access online with 400 customers still without water and the city is working to repair 100 waterlanes. pg&e service is restored to all napa customers and in vallejo, 12 buildings h

lafayette street or washington street are some possible alternates.rtheast extension construction still going on northbound past quakertown in the right lane. the southbound zone past quakertown has cleared out so coming south from the lehigh valley and quakertown headed toward lansdale you're looking pretty good at this point. and over in folsom atlantic county, still watch out for some road work along 322 near route 54. also have a zone along new jersey turnpike. we'll talk more about that tam, coming up. >> thank you so much, matt. >>> new this morning, london police want to find the parents whose child fell onto a set of subway tracks while strapped into a stroller. surveillance shows a man and a woman leaving the child unattended at the bottom of a staircasely the stroller then rolls off the platform. a stranger a woman leaps to the child's rescue and pulls the stroller to safety. >> authorities investigating the deadly race crash involving tony stewart say they have yet to find any evidence of criminal conduct. the nascar star struck and killed

. >> commuters face getting a new car after theirs was destroyed by a fire at the lafayette bart station. investigators believe the fire started under the hood of a lexus before spreading to four other cars in a parking lot at the bart station yesterday. at least three of the vehicles appear to be total losses. no one was hurt. it took fire crews ten minutes to put out the fire. cars can burn quickly because of flammable fuel and plastics >>> now the weather forecast. drew is here for mike. >> we have a warmer day on the way and quiet morning. live doppler 7 hd shows nothing but cloud cover along the coast. taking you outside the exploritorium camera, a beautiful shot of the bay bridge and you notice that cloud cover is low along the coast and they will see that burn off as the sun tries in an hour and a half. san francisco coming in at 60 and oakland 63 and san jose in the low 60's and gilroy is at 59 and half moon bay is at 59, as well. the day planner has coastal cloud cover and everyone in the 60's by noon and clearing skies loan the coast and sunshine and everyone sees sun by the af

they saved an elderly cupel and here is a look at highway 24 to lafayette. >> hayward and livermore are almost 70 degrees and we'll see if there is any trough cap measure. . . >>> it is an unbelievable rescue. nearly so airmen raced to rescue them before the elatedly couple was a swept away and the water was rising and rushing so quickly they didn't have time to think about their own safety. >> i haded to slam the door and tell the guys on the other side to grab her and take her out of there. >> after rescuing the couple, one airman got caught in the current and another jumped in to save him in the nick of time and thank fully no injuries are reported in that flash-flood. after the. >> it was a big success as people came together to prevent crime. >>> now here in concord at santos parkings an outdoor concert to celebrate and life long, he has seen the city's ups and downs and praising the partnership for people they serve for preventing crime. >> similar events were held from menlo park to napa and also 6 bart stations including people who couldn't make it out and showing support from c

we're still higher than we normally are, especially in lafayette.ternate rudz routes are crowded. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the drive time between the toll plaza and san francisco side of the bridge is about 15 to 20 minutes. west bound 580 has been slow. part is because of construction zone and a lot of people coming back to school. 680 is getting a work out >>> now to steve. >> thank you. good morning. low clouds burning off sooner. a few more breaks in the clouds. the system yesterday sent in land temperatures down, down, down. cooler lows this morning. no doubt about it. a lot more 50s than we've seen in a long time. fog has already signs it's retreating a little bit. the source of the cool down was an upper level low. it came down, turn the turn into nevada, gave them severe weather yesterday. now it's pushing out forwards las vegas. finally low 60s. we had a lot of 50s for a while. the lows having about 6 0 to 62. they're in the 50s today, which is a far cry from what we've seen. water temperatures continue to be warm. al

lafayette is 56. 57 in san ramon. cupertino is 54. that is the cool spot. san jose is 58. san carlos and newark are 59. 61 in san francisco and half moon bay and alameda is the embarcardero shows the parent lay is come pressed by the high pressure is dry so more sun and warmer highs. wednesday through friday are the warmest days and seasonal temperatures headed through saturday and sunday still watching the moisture that lacks to be mid-to-upper level moisture with in rain. >> it is warm today, morgan hill and gilroy and mid-to-upper 80's and the south bay is from 77 in milpitas and san jose and cupertino at 80 and 74 in santa cruz with sunny conditions. up the peninsula, more sunshine and 74 at milbrae to 80 in redwood city and close to that in menlo park at 79. nearly 70 downtown and south san francisco and 64 in bodega bay and 68 in sausalito and napa is 80. the east bay sure, low-to-mid 70's from berkeley at sunday and union city is 75 and fremont is 76 and it is warmer inland east bay, mid-80's, nearly 90 in brentwood. at&t park is sunshine at 7 chopper 15 and 64 and

. >>> it will be back to normal at lafayette bart station but last night firefighters crowded into theg lot where five cars were destroyed. amy hollyfield? >>> a few parking spots are occupied by burned out and destroyed cars and their owners need to do car shopping. the fire started inside a parked lexus at the lafayette bart station and spread to four other vehicles yesterday afternoon. three of the cars are totaled. one map returned to find his s.u.v. was damaged. >> because of the high heat it melted the elastic. >> all vehicles have pressurized fuel systems when the vehicle is off so if this is an electrical short and the fuel hits it, it is off to the races. >> no one was hurt. firefighters say it took ten minutes to put out the fire. they are not sure of the they say they do not suspect foul play. >>> new details of the final resting place of robin williams with outlets recording the ashes were scattered in san francisco bay. tmz and radar are reporting that the official death certificate shows he was cremated august 12 a day after he died and the ashes were to be scattered off

. >> we will little you know which steaks are affect -- stations are affected in lafayette. >> and we have more tropical clouds and rain to the east, any rain here, it will be close and we will fine tune your monday forecast coming up. two men walked in to a mcdonald's and discovered an extraordinary burger with heaps of jalapeños... ...now for just two dollars. they also discovered the phenomenon of "economnomnomics" nomnom... nom? mcdonald's dollar menu and more. it's economnomnomcial. . >>> welcome back everybody, time now 4:44 thousands of soldiers have been called in to help with yesterday's deadly earthquake. it happened in the southwest part of the country. at least 1800 people are injured and 1800 may be dead and there are feared many more are trapped in the rubble. they fear this triggered because of landslide triggered it. after shocks are constant and white house offers condolences and said the u.s. is ready to help. >>> people in shaster counties are working to protect they are home we have drone and there is still no containment. many are staying with their homes to pour

that's a live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. a few clouds aftershore. it will be a dangerous day all the way around. 57 now for oilentown and pottsto pottstown. nice and clear to start with. nice and warm by lnch time today. we'll see temperatures near the 80 degree mark. there are chances for showers ahead. look at what you can expect when i come back. first, jillian mele has traffic. >> let's start off with a live look at 76, westbound near city avenue. as you can see, traffic is moving along just fine. the drive times are looking good,ç 14 minutes both ways between the blue route and the vine. a pair of new accidents, one on the boulevard northbound at grant avenue, on the outer drive. we have a new accident at perkiom perkiomen, ott road at graft pike. north broad street is closed near cowpath road. take line street or walnut street to get around that. utilize the alternate routes if you're heading out in that direction. chris? >> they're impacting traffic. that's the breaking news we're following in montgomery county where police are investigating

san francisco is 58. 59 in lafayette and san ramon and the warmer spot is presentwood at 65. our summer spread is 67 at half moon bay and 68 in downtown and oakland at 72 and caldecott tunnel tunnel jumps to 88 and out highway 4 and antioch is the warm spot at 90. from the exploritorium you can see the low clouds with the fog up north and this will hang around through 7:00 at 52 to 61. hazy sunshine, 60 at the coast and 78 inland and through 4:00, 66 to 86 and 12 hours later, 60 to 76 as we round out the day planner at 7:00. >> an accident has been cleared and this is along 680 through san jose but we have a brand new accident near sfo but we are taking a look at walnut creek southbound 680 pulling away from pleasant hill with some delays. it is back-to-school week and we could see more traffic this morning. be prepared. at sfo southbound 101 you will find one lane blocked, with two cars involved but in delays. 80 and albany to the maze is four minutes away from the hoffman submit and from fremont hoffman submit and from fremont to san jose, 14 minutes school arrive with a sh

over the hills into lafayette area or into livermore valley. you're starting to see 80s. to the very warmest edges of the livermore valley into the east of livermore. 84degrees for a daytime high. slightly cooler tomorrow. the forecast model basically shows this low pressure center dropping in tomorrow. that's why it's slightly cooler. and this slows just enough. if it was winter we would get rain from something like this but this time of year it serves to cool us off with a good push of cool marine air. this leaves through the weekend. temperatures start to come back up. sunday is the warmest day on the weekend. saturday is nice. a little warmer than tomorrow. sunday warmer still. the áf into next week -- and warmer next week, we will start to see temperatures in the 90s again. 82 in fairfield tomorrow 85 in vacaville. tomorrow these are the forecast highs for your friday. air quality has been really good. really good. great visibility. clean air, lower fire danger because the humidities have been high and temperatures have been reasonable for this time of year. these ar

left and right, but there was a competition for the statue of lafayette. bartholdi thought it would be given to him as a commission. he found out they invited a lot more artists to compete and had given them longer times to put in their piece. this is when they already had bartholdi's model to judge. he ultimately was rejected for that job. he did not get that kind of acclaim. he had a very emotional attachment to the statue of liberty. he had married a woman when he was in newport, rhode island. it was a french woman. there is a lot of mystery around that. that is in the book. it appears he knew her in france and brought her to america so he could marry her outside the prying eyes of his mother, who was over-interested in his personal life. at one point, he writes to the wife. obviously, she brought up the issue. i am paraphrasing. childless -- she must have said it was said they had no children. but he said, but what of our daughter liberty? there is a lot of irony. there are some myths that are busted by knowing the true story. but the thing is it is am

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stick with washington street or lafayette street as some alternates.o we have a construction zone in salem county on the new jersey turnpike northbound just past the delaware memorial bridge. left lane out of commission there until about 10:00 this morning and in delaware, so far so good. of course 495 northbound remains closed but as you detour on 95 north we're on time at this point. matt. >> thank you, matt. >>> it was the second night of unrest in ferguson, missouri where an unarmed teen was fatally shot by an officer over the weekend. police used tear gas and rubber bullets to try to disperse a cloud last night. 18-year-old michael brown was shot and killed in a struggle with an officer on saturday. police say brown had reached for an officer's gun when he was shot. witnesses claim brown had his hands up in the air. the fbi says it will investigate the shooting. >> turning nothing to the crisis in iraq, more aid is on the way for thousands of people trapped on a mountain top in northern iraq. >> reporter: humanitarian workers will deliver more foo

and then up on the cliffs is a ghostly figure of lafayette. and the voice coming out of the american troops, lafayette, we are here. the french historian told me that what lofty a chip responded was, yes, but did you bring your checkbooks? the reason for that is we never paid it back any of the loan that the british, i mean the french gave us against the british. we're talking millions of dollars which in those days was big money. never paid it back. interesting point to keep in mind when we get so concerned that other countries don't pay us back. let me tell you about probably what i think is the key point in the war where intelligence play such an important role. there's a couple of points, and if i time out how to go into another one, but it was december 1776, washington had just been swept out of new york. he was pushed across new jersey, it's snowing, he's down to about maybe an army of 5000 people effective, maybe 3000. they have no ammunition but these guys are marching literally barefoot through the snow. the enlistment about to go up

---el incidente ocurrio el 30 de mayo en la escuela primaria lafayette en oakland..-ahora dos medicos deberan certificar la competencia mental de la mujer. cesar ---la defensoria publica de san francisco, anuncio la contratacion de un abogado de inmigracion de planta take vo que se encargara de representar a inmigrantes indocumentados que han sido encausados por algun delito y por el que podrian enfrentar la deportacion... ---anualmente unas 23 mil personas son representadas por un abogado de oficio en san francisco, y se calcula que cerca de un seis porciento de ellos son indocumentados.. topvo cesar ---"john boehner" el presidente de la cmara de representantes de estados unidos, pidi hoy a barack obama que no ceda ante los que piden que utilice su poder ejecutivo para detener las deportaciones de inmigrantes indocumentados que viven en el pas y les otorgue algn tipo de alivio migratorio. ---boehner reiter que la crisis humanitaria por la llegada de miles de ninos centroamericano s no acompanados, ha sido provocado "en parte" por las polticas del presidente obama en

investigators say 36-year-old william martin targeted terrorist and lafayette landing town homes.e case he forced his way inside assault of homeowner. they linked martin to the crimes after they caught him using credit card taken from one of the victims. >>> it has been almost 10 months since father of 3 was gunned down in camden and his family is looking to you for answers. here's rick williams with tonight's crime fighter's report. >> obviously he was the best. >> sphereman is talking about how her children have to grow up without their father. >> we have a slide show that we sit down and watch together that they really enjoy. it brings back memories. >> wednesday, october 23, 2013 sphereman says she and fiancee, 29-year-old joseph divine was planning to stay in and watch a movie. >> he got a phone call from girl tonya. i'm not sure what the conversation was b he said he'llen right back. >> divine left to meet up with 21-year-old hudson an 26 00 block of cambridge street camden. after 9:30 a.m. police were called to the scene. both divine and hudson were hit. divine died at the

he was one of several subdealers that sold drugs at lafayette college. they got their drugs from alleged ring leaders, timothy brooks and neil scott. investigators say scott and brooks planned to supply all the marijuana along the main line. scott and brooks are still waiting for their next court dates. >>> there were showers around williams port earlier today, the threat continues tomorrow. so we're going to have to watch that. some of those showers are headed this way, and after the showers come in, it's going to be kind of cool around here with an east wind for a couple days. it's not so cool right now, it's 73 degrees. pretty comfortable, feels like 73. humidity up a little bit from where we were yesterday. the temperature has been pretty level between 83 and 87. five days in a row. the humidity not too bad. the month of august unusually comfortable. the temperatures right now are in the 70s across much of the area, the humidity is up a little. we're not going to be as cool tomorrow morning as we have been. got some isolated showers up toward the leh

from pleasant hill to walnut creek through 680 is 24 minutes and orinda to lafayette, no delays. a clear drive. >>> we hear the 9-1-1 calls from a concert so loud people could hear it across super bowl. tuesday, beyonce and jay-z took the stage at at&t park. it was noisey. people from portrero hills could hear the music and calls were flooding in to the 9-1-1 dispatchers. >> sounds like someone is testing out the loudspeakers with the music blasting. >> is it from at&t park? >> at&t park? no. >> a concert, the beyonce and jay-z concert? >> is that what it is? really? >> the second show on wednesday was quieter staying in the presidential speech at the st. regis and me conference shared this photo of her husband carrying their daughter to a private jet leaving the city. she wrote "thank you, san francisco, your city is beautiful." >> more mellow sounds tonight with the summer jazz festival, the downtown area will feature 12 stages each with a different act. this is the 25th straight year of the jazz festival can music at 6:00 and through the week end. performers will be at the par

. >>> a fire spread to 4 cars at the lafayette bart station. crews put it out in 20 minutes, but four of the cars were a total loss. a fifth car was damaged. no one was hurt. the cause is not suspicious. >>> the bart extense to san jose reached two major milestones. officials celebrated the final allocation of state funding. the $39 million will pay for construction, the final portion of the construction of 10 miles of track. stations will be built in mill peteis and -- millipedeis and san jose. it is halfway complete bringing in an economic boost. >> it's a magnet for economic development. attracts businesses. provides connections to the existing one residents and more residential development, more services to the area for small businesses and large companies as well. >> the valley transit authority says the project has created 3,000 bay area jobs. >>> a possible ebola patient is in isolation at a kaiser hospital in sacramento. the patient is "at low risk" but had traveled from west africa and showed symptoms. the potential risk in this global

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

bart police say that three catalytic converters were stolen on wednesday afternoontwo at the lafayette station and one at the pleasant hill station. the thieves did all this in the middle of broad daylight in the open lot. all three vehicles were toyota suv's. police say the toyota suv's are higher off the ground than most vehicles and that makes them vulnerable because the thieves can get under the truck and cut the piece off in a matter of less than a minute using battery powered tools like the one you see here. as you can imagine, commuters are worried and outraged that this is happening while they are away at work. victoria evans commuter > >it's shocking. i have a brand new vehicle and if i came out to find a piece missing from my car i would be shocked. who would ever thinkthis is pleasant hill and walnut creek area that something like that would happen here. that would be shocking to me. plus, why would they steal an air pollution device from the vehicle? if you have a toyota suv, experts recommend you look into some anti theft devices like the one you see on your screen. they c

. >> reporter: in fact, it's easy to see that the wheelchair bound lafayette native has always done whatt his mind to. he graduated from uc davis. married with two great kids and he started his own foundation. >> i just don't ever let anything stop me from doing anything. >> steve set his mind to something that seems absurd. , he decided to climb the 2,200 rout of el capitan and yosemite. and made a movie. he was never a climber. he has a fear of heights, and yes he has cerebral palsy. >> it's insane. >> reporter: a good abled body climber can do the climb in two days. >> how far did you get on the same day? >> 400 feet. >> reporter: using a pullly system he created, steve says he pulled himself up about two inches at a time and he camped on the rock face five straight nights. on day four the challenges increased. >> i passed out. i was dehydrated. i wasn't into hyperthermic shock. >> reporter: yet steve knew he had to finish. because he had made a promise. >> kids i told that i was doing this for. and i couldn't quit. >> reporter: his foundation takes kids into the wilderness to show th

westbound has in delays from lafayette to oakland and emeryville and the maze all is moving along well. we southbound from san francisco to the airport sfo ten minutes and 880 northbound from 238 to the maze is 14 minutes and we have construction. 101 northbound from highway 85 to san jose airport if you have a flight it is 11 minutes. >> an oldist on an old beauty accessory that could protect you from danger. >> first, business news. amazon has a $1 billion deal to buy a gaming company. >>> now, the old beauty accessory, new twist is exciting, not only does it claim to have you look great but maybe could protect you from danger. we will explain on a special poll in -- polish. >> don't you hate it when the guy on the airline your seat? that caused an explosive situation on one flight recently. that is ahead. >> the new abc7 news now. there are monitors with the bay bridge toll plaza and 280 and 17 bridge toll plaza and 280 and 17 at the bottom of the screen. >> good morning, we have a look at the picture of a debris hauling site in napa at napa union high school one of the many sites w