french born marquee day lafayette. >> recalls the formation of the federal reserve. in killing a king former jerusalem newsweek dan efrain reports on the assassination of israeli prime minister in 1995. john sedgwick, examines the rivalry between alexander hamilton and vice president ehrenberg and the duel which ended hamilton's life life in war of two. historian david pictures so chronicle the benson -- that pave the way to world war ii. also be published this week, stephen hild argues that companies such as a uber and air air b&b hurt american workers in raw deal. and a new york times best-selling author dan joan looks at the significance of the 800-year-old document, the magna carta. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on book tv. >> in march of

abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is live in lafayette with the story. laura?t patrick mckenna and his wife woke up to wednesday morning as thousands of gallons of water gushed down the hill toward their lafayette home. >> the water was coming down so fast, it's so hard to really get a grasp. it's dark. the water is coming down and people are screaming, yelling. nobody is coming. >> reporter: mckenna says they called 9-1-1 just after 6:00 a.m., but the water wasn't shut off until much later. >> they couldn't find the mains. that's an hour and a half. >> the city of lafayette repaved a portion of highland. >> reporter: according to them, the delay was due to the fact that city crews paved over their shut-off valves without marking them. apparently a common practice. we have more than 4,000 miles of pipeline to maintain. this one, like all the others that have continued to break are -- is in the queue. we're getting to them. >> i'm not sure if my road is undermined. >> in the meantime, homeowners with damage from this break to file a claim for the district. in la

still, though, in september the group was asked to leave lafayette square.his time not only were they not asked to leave, but they received an apology. ♪ mazing grace this time the childhood cancer vigil, a night of golden lights went off as planned. a far cry from september is the. that night the secret service kicked the vigil out from lafayette square because the president was going to a speech. saturday night, secret service director joe chancey came out to make amends. >> our folks were doing what they are expected to do. we learn too. we learn from every since dent. this is another area we are going to learn from. >> it was disappointing that we couldn't do it the first time. >> there was a huge silver lining. >> we got publicity all over the world becausofe t. >> i am glad it happened last night. >> natasha, who was diagnosed with a type of brain cancer in may, came from canada last time and made the trip again. >> i am glad we are finally getting the attention this cause deserves. >> to all the kids that are here tonight, again i apologize to all of

. >> you are looking at a water main break in lafayette. sky 7 was overhead on timber lane near highland grove where water gushed out on to the street at 8:30 this morning. it went on like this for at least a half hour before crews capped it and a viewer said someone paid or asphalted over the shut off valve making it difficult to turn off the water. it is not clear if any homes were flooded and people living in the area near the lafayette reservoir lined sandbags around the property for protection. >> rescue crews are in the water at half moon bay. they are doing specialized training in preparation for the winter's el nino and maverick surfing competition. matt keller is at sea with the hard before master. matt? >> to give you an idea of where we are, we are half a mile away in maverick. the training is taking place in the bay. here's the rescuers who are going to be here when the big waves arrive. it will be inevitable a surfer will go down and they will need help. it is smooth sailing off the point at half moon bay today. do not let the

. >>> a candlelight vigil took place in lafayette park tonight to remember children who have died of cancer and to support those whose battle against that disease is ongoing. the event came four weeks after the original gathering was abruptly shut down by secret service so the president and his motorcade could travel to an event. an agree i can't mccarron attended the vigil. >> reporter: not only did secret service director joe clancy call the event's organizer to say he was sorry after last month's incident, he showed up in person tonight to apologize directly to the children and their families. >> it's a huge honor to be here. >> reporter: natasha gould is a spunky 11-year-old. >> some mornings i wake up not even knowing i have cancer. >> we have a love/hate relationship. >> reporter: but natasha learned in may she has inoperable brain cancer. >> she puts on a smile. there's low days where she has to drag herself out, but overall she approaches it in such a positive way. >> reporter: for their family and others, cancer has changed everything. >> you're thinking, how does this happe

lafayette 51 lafayette 5128 in truckee. 56 in sacramento. tahoe 57. blue canyon at 46. another low dropping into arizona and the four corners, high pressure to the north and low pressure there. sunshine, breezy and warmer today. some early low clouds are pushing out of the area so it won't be a problem. 70s and 80s, upper 70s for some. the breeze certainly helps on some of these temperatures out of the north. it should be norgaard the -- more northerly and northeast tonight and into tomorrow. the coast bay and inland they will be here for couple of days but that enables them off the table. we are good to go for friday and saturday. halloween forecast looks just fine. overall everything changes on sunday into monday. >> i am glad we will make it in for the rain for halloween. >> i want the kids to school yesterday morning and it was dark. >> it will be light starting next monday though but it will get like of dark really fast and evenings. >>> more than 76,000 acres were burned by that huge valley fire. coming up in 10 minutes you will see some of the terrifying first mo

it is moving any way, as you drive-thru lafayette, gets a little slower -- drive through the lafayette, and through the caldekat tunnel. we've seen some improvement here, but it's still a 20 to 25-minute delay. 680 is slow at concord, but 680 continues to be slow into danville, and 880 is slow from hayward to oakland, and 580, is backed up out of san leandro solid up to the lake shore area of oakland and after that, it does -- after the lake shore exit, it gets a little bit better for a time. 8:17, let's go to steve. >> all right, sal thank you i sir. well, we have severe clear here, as we like to say. it will be a beautiful chill, but just you wait. monday, tuesday, is going to get cold around here. we'll have rain sunday afternoon, evening, on the north bay. yes, the system will make it. today though, it will be clear skies, a little breezy, warmer for everybody. we'll take that into friday, saturday, then big changes. a cold rain and wind is on the way for sunday into monday and windy and very cool as we head towards tuesday. mark says as my dad would say, i think it's called notice

the lover had been waiting a handkerchief is a signal in lafayette square. so, her husband responded accordingly. [laughter] he hired a lawyer, edwin stanton, who was the attorney general of the united states and would become lincoln's war secretary. he got him off on the first time that temporary insanity was ever used in a murder trial. he is very involved with what is going on here. i have so many more anecdotes. i'm not sure which ones to share. a few that i will kick out. in terms of what the delegates are doing with their time in washington, they are in the hotel during the day. at night, there are lots of parties going on. one of the more interesting ones was stephen douglas and his wife, it must have been a large house over towards judiciary square, one evening, the second week of the conference, they had 400 guests and all the delegates were there. john tyler and julia tyler writes a letter to her mother. everyone is saying i don't look any different than 16 years ago as first lady. it is a homecoming week for her. offering a different perspectives

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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

lafayette is earmarked to get $5 million now. in three years, it should look more different. >> more green. more active. multigenerational. a place for families. there will be grass here. >> a lot of grass, yes. >> the parks commissioner is following the mayor's mandate. to concentrate not only on glitzy central parks with smaller parks that need help. neighbors say it is about time. >> the city of new york if everything it needs. -- the city of new york will get everything it needs. and we get neglected. >> in all, 67 small parks will eventually get a facelift. and far from the concrete playgrounds of yesterday. >> these were low maintenance, hyphens areas where kids can play and be safe from the environment. but things have changed. >>> more and more people turning to connecticut to own a home. sales there are up more than 20% in august. probably because the price is right. the median price fell 5.5%. the median price today was $255,000, compared with $269,000 in august of last year. the fifth consecutive month of year-over-yea

same thing for lafayette baker. before the civil war, he was a vigilante in california, very active in san francisco during the vigilante era. he initially worked with charles tom murry -- charles pomeroy in 1861. like pinkerton, he called himself chief of the u.s. secret service, even though he initially worked for enfield scott, and he worked for secretary of state stewart, finally working for edwin stanton. he ran an association with 30 employees centered in washington. he did very little outside work, few interjections -- few infiltrations of the confederacy, but baker was a zealous at working against prostitutes, racketeers, and gamblers. he is also known to apply law enforcement and intelligence collection. he is notorious for talking to suspects at a prison, that lincoln once remarked to a citizen complaining about an organ grinder on the street, that baker would steal the organ and throw it in the old capital, and would never be troubled with this guy again. like others, baker allegedly traveled through cove

it's at the lafayette veterans memorial building.g to be really fun and for a great cause, and yummy. >> yeah. >> and people get a chance to meet pam cook. >> that's a deal right there. >> good good for you for volunteering your time. it's really near and dear to your heart. >> coming up on "mornings on 2, the 9," the final myth is being busted. up next, when the discovery channel's hit show will conduct its final experiment. >> and we need your help to solve a mystery. up next what we saw the other morning, we're hoping you can help us decode. we'll be right back. . >>> looks like dominos found a way to deliver your pizza piping hot. what's your favorite? pepperoni. it's featuring an out ward facing offense, with enough space to store 80 pizzas. dominos plans to send 100 quested cars to 25 marketings included san francisco. the image of the aging pizza car is not a thing of the past, and will be made primarily by drivers in their own cars. >> now you think about it, chicken and bell peppers is pretty good. >>> and lee daniels is loo

the 40s around novato and san francisco half moon bay at 57 and alameda at 60 and lafayette at 54.on the ferry ride in morning at 10 or 12 miles per hour and you can see a little bit of a rippling on our exploritorium scam paragraph the water on bay. steady is our pattern and the cooling is on schedule for the weekend and the two chances of showers and possible the rain. petaluma is less than quarter-mile and san that rose is less than a quarter so anywhere up 101 we will have fog and with that, a slight northwest wind getting foggy as we speak and because of that lack of wind, it is going to take something 10:00 for the fog to lit. two ire of high pressure have dominated forecast, getting bisected by the dry cold front and what twirl do, inducing an onshore brief and 8:00 our coast and bay area, by a couple degrees and later on in the afternoon hours, the cold front rolls law and we get the offshore breeze developing with increasing sunshine where we have a lot of low clouds this morning. the temperatures are above average upper 70s in the south bay and gilroy has the warm weather

. >> since the deadly lafayette shooting in july there have been 95 shootings across the country, we can't sit back and continue to allow these mass shootings to become common place. >> i'm here to tell the american people that they have a voice on the issue of gun violence and now is the time to use it. >> among the changes they would like to see fixing background checks. >> vice president joe biden is speaking about his decision not to run for president. he disspelled the rumors. during the interview, he admitted he didn't think he cowed win. >> i will be very blunt, if i thought we would put together the campaign that the supporters deserved i would have done it. >> biden said he wants to be a voice for the party and yet to endorse a candidate. >> well, speaking sort of, hillary clinton turns 68 years old today. there was a birthday fundraiser last night. she's been on a push to get more donors to step up. he's reported 28 million in the past three months, two million more than bernie sanders. >> still ahead on "good day", we have cool temperatures again. 50s. ben: not too bad tho

lafayette 44. 52 down in monterey. system will eventually sweep in starting to increase the fog tonight and tomorrow. we have cooler weather on the way. today is that betweener day. tomorrow we'll have a little bit more in the way of fog. friday we will bring in a few more high clouds. we could have a little bit on the coast. that is the one so the system is there, i think it will stay north. but remains of hurricane olaf are showing signs of moving north. missing the hawaiian islands. category 3, 130 miles an hour as it moves north it will start to fall apart. there are hints it will get caught up in the jet stream and pay a visit here a week from today. a lot can happen but we're looking at it. sunshine nice to warm. 80s on some of these temps. richmond 76 to vacaville's 84. 77 oakland berkeley and san leandro. low 80s as well. 60s on the coast. a little thick fog there so slightly cooler. upper 70s and low 80s on the peninsula. fog will be on the move and a cool down as we go into the weekend. >> pretty brisk out th

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fog, 53 in santa clara, veteran in san jose and campbell and sunnyvale at 59, 54 in danville and lafayette. and novato is 57 degrees. at walnut creek we are dealing with a torch fog much temperatures are 70 in san francisco and the rest of us in the mid-to-upper 70s until inland east bay at 83. you can see the thing fog on 101 in san rafael temperatures are cooling starting tomorrow and chance of rain on wednesday. >> we have a brand new crash if you are traveling over the altamont pass, but, first, a wide look of bay area and you can see along the peninsula, we are looking pretty clear along 101, 288. and we do have slow conditions along highway one and the little area shaded in orange is an indication of fog, so it could be affecting the commute. folk have had to drive slowly northbound and southbound. there is heavy fog. at the altamont pass, a lot of slowing and up to vasco we will find an accident in the center divide but enough to cause spectator slowing and beyond the scene of the accident it is slow and go into livermore to highway 84. >> thank you, leyla, still ahead, the reason a

lafayette through orinda to the caldecott no delays and no construction. at the richmond-san rafael toll plaza the drive is quiet. passing by up to the toll plaza to get across the water to the north bay the drive is only going to take you five minutes. in the eastbound direction the drive also is light. kristen sze and eric thomas? >> ready or not, bracing for black friday. next, the america's money report. >> new details in the lamar odom drug overdose and the hospital drug overdose and the hospital has fired some workers. here in vineland, home of progresso, we love all kinds of chicken soups... but just one kind of chicken. white breast meat chicken every time. so if you're not going to make your own chicken soup tonight, do what we do...make it progresso. you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortillas . (record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas old el paso says... start somewhere fresh >>> walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> this is a view from our

john: on tuesday the first democratic debate is in lafayette -- in las vegas.n you are watching that debate, what do you want to hear from these candidates, not just hillary clinton and bernie sanders? patrisse: i want to hear them talk about black lives matter and an economic platform that is in karslking about how ration has impacted the black community. actnt to hear them unapologetically and say this country needs to do a better job at serving black people. about to your them talk black folks who have been dying at the hands of vigilantes, essentially. i want to hear all the candidates say they have a commitment to being engaged with the current movement. if i one last question, gave you a spot as moderator in that debate, and you could ask the questions -- as the candidates one question, what would that be? patrisse: if they would have a ratingent to the kars a cerating, with a make a commitment to that? ♪ weekend, john and company went topoliticon. cameramenr resident to check it out and they ended up going native. good to see you. on.come to politoc .'m

a live look now from our camera at the marquis de lafayette hotel in cape may.ere's a risk for moderate to major flooding. you heard the governor say that. that could extend through part of the weekend. right now waugh skene a category three hurricane battering the bahamas. it's uncertain but officials up and down the east coast are warning people to prepare for drenching storms, no matter what path joaquin may take. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist bill henley kicks off team coverage. bill? >> you heard the governor talking about the more to easter that's a big effort right now to keep track of in new jersey. it's not just new jersey, it's also delaware. the coastal flood warning in effect now expect to see some major flooding, moderate-to-major flooding in coastal communities. flooded roads won't be out of the question this morning into this afternoon. and the flood threat will continue into the weekend. gusty winds producing these strong waves and the possibility of the major flooding. waves of eight to 12 feet and beach erosion is likely over the next 24 to

of - the association an unincorporated association about hundred and 50 members through ministry lafayette the 3 streets that make up the l m f this is part of designation for the western selma planning why does this matter i'll give you a context of the concerns i represent a diverse must be it is your from artists to the professionals many of the neighbors like myself live in the selma we're bar goeser he's and this has office and bars and night clubs and living spaces a little bit about 1525 mission historically a placing space that has trouble with sound there are constantly problems with sound not contained within the space when requesting the commission to keep the path requirement on to be effective and be aware of the sound awe continuation and limit on the sound like system of the new space on mission thank you >> thank you. >> hi, i'm matt a neighborhood drainage across from the building any club being in that space we were there before it expanded into the larger space the club is a new space but no club has been successful in mitigating the neighbors impact at one point sloan a

lafayette arrived in rhode island on the evening of the fourth of august. sullivan determined to wait additional militia, delaying the joint operation until they agree to land troops on the island of rhode island. the 9th, the british fleet appeared off newport and on the 10th, the french fleet set sail. although the middle when take states where fleury, the warehouses of the northern securing an adequate supply of provisions proved less easy than in the north. committeeia, marine for national relying on commissary for provisions to gather provisions and dispatched them to the french fleet. on august 11 when the french fleet was at sea, it was reported supplies were sent sufficient to fill two orders and -- was ready to ship a large amount of additional biscuit, pork, and rice. cheese would not be available until fall harvest. duringt day, a day widget it were the aftermath of the chairman of the marine committee wrote. ofrequested a 20 day supply biscuit and salt provisions in addition to what had been on the list. lee apologized for the delay, excluding t

from our east bay hills camera looking to lafayette where it is 55 and orinda is 54 and clouds and expectinge we will hear that there are flight arrival delays because of the low cloud deck. we will go from high clouds to low clouds and the warming trend is gentle the next couple of days but here is the switch. the week is looking less sunny and not so warm if you are heading out for fleet week you will not bake in the hot sunshine. here is the fog, just developing in napa and three-quarters visibility and the rest of us are looking cloudy and not dealing with fog. winds are light and variable so i do not expect it to move away from napa but maybe to american canyon the next hour or so. if you are on 37, 29 in that area, maybe even 80 you could find it difficult. the high pressure is continuing to dominate nosing into the forecast yesterday and now it will hang around through at least on friday. and it is pushing temperatures above average and 80 in san jose, and average is 77 today, and mid-to-upper 70s with mostly sunny sky and the peninsula is warmer-than-average at 78 in redwood city and

was ater that day there mass shooting in a movie theater in lafayette, louisiana. that day. routine.his is become routine.ting is my response here at this podium into being routine. the conversation in the -- weath of it has become have become numb to this. we talked about this after columbine and plattsburgh after tucson, after newtown, after aurora, after charleston. it cannot be this easy for somebody to inflict harm another people and get his or her hands on a gun. and what is become routine is the response of those who oppose any kind of common sense gun legislation. right now i can imagine the press release is being cranked up. we need more guns, they will argue. fewer gun safety laws. does anybody really believe that? there are scores of responsible gun owners in this country. they know that is not true. window because of the polling that's as the majority of americans understand we should be changing these laws, including the majority of responsible, law-abiding gun owners. a gun for roughly every man, woman, and child in america. how can you with a straight face mak

it happened on lafayette street. two utility poles were also taken down by the crash. erika: and right now a state of emergency is in effect after hundreds of flooding rescues in south carolina. search teams will go door to door to search for trapped residents today. in effect for everyone living in the capital of columbia. right now a tough new crackdown may be on the way for massachusetts drivers. emily: the eye's antoinette antonio is live in needham with the changes that could be in the antoinette. right now in massachusetts technically you can still be behind a wheel and talk on your cell phone, but right now texting and driving is illegal. some state lawmakers are ready to take the state's cell phone law one step further. tomorrow there will be a proposal up for debate. it would require drivers to use hands-free technology behind the wheel like blueteeth. the only exception would be emergency situations. right now several neighboring states including new hampshire, connecticut, vermont, and new york have hands-free laws. supporters say it cuts down on crashes cau

in lafayette, 100 people from east clubs met at the library to watch. supporters of hillary clinton came with buttons and search and maryland governor martin omallle. . >> i think democrats want to see real competition. you know, they want to see who are some of the best and what are some of the best ideas. >> for many voters it was a chance to hear and see what lesser known candidates have to offer. the next democratic debate is set for november 14th in des moines iowa. >>> lamar odom is apparently in a coma after being found unconscious. tmz received video of him in an ambulance. he had been partying at love ranch west of las vegas since saturday. he said odom was taking an herbal sexual performance drug before being found unresponsive. khl on of course e kardashian and others are at hospital. >>> mark zuckerberg is turning his attention to the criminal justice system. he and his wife visited san quentin president saying it shows him talking with inmates taking a coding course. he wanted to get a first hand look at the nation's prison system. said he

alamo and lafayette were at second and third. as for residential customers: alamo... were not far behin carvin this morning, he a leaking pipe and blame it on east bay this an energy company is s f its wind >> michael carvin said he had a leaking pipe and blamed it on east bay m.u.d. >>> this weekend an energy company is shutting down all of its wind turbines in the altamont pass. altamont winds incorporated has more than 800 turbines and has been criticized by environmentalists who say the blades are designed in a way that's dangerous for birds. now kqed radio reports the company will shut down the turbines sunday. it's considering replacement with newer safer designs. >>> it's the perfect time of year for an investigation into ghost stories. reportser jamie yuccas talks to an expert in paranormal activity. >> can you give us a sign if you are present? >> reporter: the search for ghosts and spirits often ends in mortal disappointment. >> oh, i got it. >> reporter: but every now and then, this happens. >> is there somewhere here could you, please make it go off as hig

look at lafayette at 46 degrees, collegeville taking the morning off. bill gertsville is down to 42 degrees. backing some showers. these showers are coming in advance of a cold front that arrives tonight. i don't think we'll get showers with the passage tonight. we will get a cooler day tomorrow. we will save lives during the day today. sun class ifs again today t. jacket you might need this morning won't be required later on, 74 to 77 degrees this afternoon. normal temperatures are right in the middle 60. way above formal today. >> that changes tomorrow, 63 the high after a morning low of 49 degrees. it will be breezy. it will be sunny on friday. partly snas for saturday a. cold start. 39. that's in the city, some will be colder. 64 in the afternoon, there is a chance of light showers, mainly in the morning. by afternoon, we get some breaks of sunshine, a break from any showers for monday and tuesday. another round of showers possible wednesday. >> all right. nine minutes before 5:00. if you are headed out early. >> nbc 10 traffic reporter jessica boyi

and low top mid 80s in lafayette as well as areas in moraga. as we get into the second half of the day, temperatures will continue to climb. here's a look at the 24 hour temperature change and where we are several degrees warmer in oakland, hayward, mountain view. livermore yesterday 88 at this time. right now sitting at 90. and over portions of the the north bay four degrees warmer from santa rosa stretching to napa. temperatures today gets to the 90s. 70s at the coast. but this is going to be it. i'll have a look at your afternoon highs coming up in a moment and then a big switch coming in our weather pattern. perhaps even a little bit of rain. more on that in a little while. >>> a major intersection in berkeley is shut down while crews fight a house fire. crews say it was a two alarm fire. it started about 10:30 this morning. anureses debit saw the fire and told other tenants to get out quickly. two people suffered smoke inhalation. >>> now to new developments surrounding layoffs at twitter. today the ceo jack dorsey announced they plan to l

it happened on lafayette street. taken down by the crash. erika: and right now a state of emergency is in effect after hundreds of flooding rescues in south carolina. search teams will go door to door to search for trapped residents today. there is also a boil-water order in effect for everyone living in the capital of columbia. right now a tough new crackdown may be on the way for massachusetts drivers. emily: the eye's antoinette antonio is live in needham with the changes that could be in the works. antoinette? antoinette: emily, right now in massachusetts it is still technically allowed to be talking on your cell phone while you are behind the wheel. but texting and driving, that is illegal. but now state lawmakers may be ready to take it a step further. tomorrow there will be hearing to discuss several different proposals that would require drivers to use hands-free technology while they are behind the wheel, like bluetooth. the only exception would be emergency situations. right now several neighboring states including new hampshire, c

and later that day there was a mass shooting at a movie theater in lafayette, louisiana. that day. somehow this has become routine. the reporting is routine. my response here at this podium ends up being routine. the conversation in the aftermath of it, we've become numb to this. we talked about this after columbine and blacksburg, after tucson, after newtown, after aurora, after charleston. it cannot be this easy for somebody who wants to inflict or her hands on a gun. and what's become routine, of course, is the response of those who oppose any kind of common sense gun legislation. right now i can imagine the press release is being cranked up. we need more guns they will argue. fewer gun safety laws. does anybody really believe that? there are scores of responsible gun owners in this country. they know that's not true. we know because of the polling that says the majority of americans understand we should be changing these laws, including the majority of responsible law-abiding gun owners. there is a gun for roughly every man, woman a d chi so how can you w-a straight face make t

rich kirkland, "7 news today in police investigating the cause of a deadly accident on lafayette street. a person died after witnesses say a car hit at least two utility poles last night. the car landed in a home's front yard. officers have not released information about the victim. a national grid crew worked early this morning to fix the damaged lines. >> christa: in new hampshire, a man is in in the hospital undergoing an evaluation. >> jadiann: police uncovered an arsenal of weapons while responding to a shooting. >> ten thousand rounds of ammunition and seven guns found in this apartment in pelham. they discovered the arsenal after neighbors called 911 alarmed by what the man inside was telling them. >> he said he shot four people and they were in his closet. >> the 67-year-old told police he fired shots into his closet because he believed people were trying to break in there. police say that wasn't the case but he did fire a gun. >> they didn't penetrate the walls and go into anybody's apartment. >> he might have just snapped. i saw them bringing him out and he seemed incoherent.

about common sense gun control laws and the very same day a gunman opened fire in a movie theater in lafayette, louisiana. we'll have more on the republican counter, their response and also we'll get you some of the numbers that the president mentioned in that speech in the next half hour, as well. sam and laura? >> countless examples. thank you very much, kris. >> new developments unfold this morning. a news conference is scheduled for later in the morning. we're going to bring it to you live when it starts right here on "today in the bay." >>> other news in the bay area, caltrans has the green light to blow up part of the bay bridge. the agency will impode a concrete pier under the water next month. this animation kind of shows how it will be done. environmentalists are concerned that concrete dust will contaminate sea life. a shock-absorbing curtain around the side. >> that's the time in which the least amount of mammals and water or life will be in the bay. >> we're concerned about possibly contamination of the sediments and the things that fish and other animals eat. you know, smothering

and later that day there was a mass shooting at a movie theater in lafayette in louisiana. that somehow this has become routine. the reporting is routine. my response here at this podium ends up being the conversation in the aftermath of it. we've become numb to this. we've talked about this after columbine and blacksburg, after tucson, after newtown, after aurora, after charleston. it cannot be this easy for somebody who wants to inflict harm on other people to get his or her hands on a gun. and what's become routine of course is the response of those who oppose any kind of common sense gun legislation. right now i can imagine the press release is guns, they'll argue. fewer gun safety laws. does anybody really believe that? there are scores of responsible gun owners in this country. they know that's not true. we know because of the polling that says the majority of americans understand we should be changing these laws including the majority of responsible, law-abiding gun owners. there is a gun for roughly every man, woman and child in america. so how with a straight face

elsewhere, lafayette hosting. all statins junior with the 16 yard touchdown run of the first quarter putting harvard up seven-nothing. ending up with 123 yards on the ground. closing half. staton junior again with the score. crimson goes on to when it 42- meanwhile, -- 42-zero max -- 42- zero. originally ruled a touchdown but after the review he was down at the one. as you can state with score to 23-21. all michigan has to do is punted away or take it down. >> he has trouble with the strap and the ball is free. is picked up by michigan state. jalan watts jackson and he has gone. he scores! on the last play of the game! >> that is unbelievable for harbaugh and the wolverine's. jalan watts reportedly may have broken his hit --.. 27-23. and approves to 7 and oh -- seven and oh. ignacio buries the only goal. , game two. a lcs. improving three and nothing. and selena with the blues singles to right. that opens the floodgates. as they would have a five-run inning. one of the highlights, alex gordon put the royals up for

cape may is a live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. 40s in pottstown, doylestown is 51, wrightstown4. at the shore it's low 60s for cape may. go a little further north and here are the 50s. cape may court house, woodbine down to 55 degrees. and it's in the low 50s along the tuckahoe river and in the middle 50s for northfield and somers point. the temperatures climbing but notice the clouds moving in. these are high clouds, below those clouds no sign of any rain, showers are way to the north. won't be coming our way today. so stand by for a nice fall day. temperatures climb in the mid to upper 60s this afternoon, a little breezy at times during the day today. but the winds will die down overnight. and as skies clear out, we'll see a cooler start tomorrow morning as a result down to 46 degrees, 67 in the afternoon. that is a typical fall day with bright sunshine for thursday. sunshine, that fades on friday. clouds moving in and a chance of some light showers moving through during the day. 63 the high on friday. it's a cold front that will produce showers and bring us a chillier weeken