and lafayette was there. and the person who was older than he was, he was in his 50's at the time, was john. famous they know how word dekalb is in the united states for cities and things like that. of --.an agent who had trained him. he was about six foot, five feet -- 6'5" inches. began one of the ones who this wonderful experiments about would come to aid the americans. 25-50 frencheady officers before lafayette came there. skirmishes and battles. before he arrived, trenton had happened. so, one of the things i wanted to point out, my friend who i give credit to for giving me the french viewpoint on many things, his name is. jacques. lafayette did not have enough. he was not old enough. he was barely 19. somehow, the -- with his legally acquired wealth had a longhand and getting us all set up. at first, he did not want lafayette to go, you are young father, he will destroy your family if you don't come back. over, and the ship, on its return, sank, and charleston harbor. it hit a boulder and went down. the

that intersection is closed, and north lafayette and copeland. eastbound. southbound. duke energy we are told is working to restore the power there but they do not know how long it will be. they could be several hours before the problem is corrected and they are asking for everyone, if you travel in any of these areas, to use an alternate route getting to work or school this morning and we will continue to follow this breaking story as details >> let's check in on day knows whether fact of the day. each week day no bonds tweets out whether history fax. today, into thousand six, a week tornado moved through here field and richland counties. which is interesting considering what happened yesterday. so kind of very similar there. usually they are way off. that's interesting. >>> still to come, while you are planning your party menu pick up some you like being picture perfect. you should want your banking to be too. stop into td bank and we'll help set you up with picture perfect banking. new customers, open a checking and savings account and you can get a polaroid cube+ 3

they say lafayette didn't file a police report until yesterday. while details are sorted out, people who know what it's like to be targeted because of their sexuality hope lafayette knows he has community support. >> reporter: it hurts and it's good not to feel alone. look at all the people that showed up. >> the manager of the high five lounge says everyone is always welcome here. >> a community unites to honor a local police officer. a family man and to his grown children, the ultimate protector. that's how loved ones are remembering richmond police officer gus vegas. for the first time, his daughter, the young mother at the center of the deadly dispute talked about her dad today. >> i'm honored to be protected by him, i'm honored to be a daughter. >> she and the man accused of killing him have a 6-year-old son together. he was killed inside his home last thursday, police say by the suspect during a domestic dispute. >> a tuberculosis scare in palo alto. an employee was diagnosed with t.b. last month in early january. a hospital spokesperson tel

and we are out towards brentwood and antioch and lafayette, lafayette picked up more than that. a lot of activity. in fact, this tweet is sent to us from lafayette, you can see the hail on the grounds thank you for sending in that report there. and a lot of hail reported. a lot of people are thinking it looked snow out there with the ground covered. here is what happened. of course, a front moving through to the south earlier this morning. the main action moving in this afternoon. ifthabgt you noticed a lot of sunshine moving to the north and the east. seeing big cloud build ups out there. here is a closer look with the showers and the thunderstorms moving across the bay area. this is the radar loop. a lot of reports from out towards antioch and towards discovery bay. brentwood out towards the north bay as well with the widespread hail and some pretty intense downpours. right now the main action is to the south. down towards -- you can see it approaching the hillside here. radarring signature. then it looks like more intense downpours between san jose and that. we will have acti

witnesses tell me he had finished and come outside onto lafayette street. it was just after 2:00 this afternoon. the suspect, apparently approached, and tried to rob the victim, take his bags. the victim refused and the suspect pulled out something and cut the victim. the young man grabbed his face. the suspect took off on foot. sources tell "eyewitness news" he was wearing a ski mask. >> he ran up on him and said give me your stuff. he didn't want to give him his clothing, so the guy slashed him and ran. he didn't even take the item that the guy got from the store. >> reporter: was it a big cut some. >> it was a big cut as wide as it was open, bleeding a lot. >> reporter: this is video of the victim right after the slashing. he was taken 0 new york hospital downtown. wear told he does not have life-threatening injuries. back here live at this clothing store that's on lafayette just south of houseton street. today they were debuting the string/summer line. they tell us this is always a big event and that crowds gather out here. for now, we're live in soho,

and he taught swimming at a rec center in lafayette. police say young sent about a dozen emails that included images of child porn. court records show in december, young said he was hacked and that's why child pornagraphy was on his computer. investigators pictures on his work computer. young has been on paid leave from the school and rec center since december 17th. new developments overnight... in the workplace shooting at a south-central kansas factory. a man with a colorado connection helped save his coworkers... when an employee opened fire inside excel industries. the plant makes lawn mower products. the gunman went on a rampage at several locations in the small communities of hesston before gunning down his co-workers inside four people died including the gunman, more than a dozen others were hurt. vida urbonas is in center. a young boy in lakewood... was others. adam miller was shot in the chest and possibly his survive. when his ex-wife told their son the eight-year-old simply said - "that was mean." police say the gunman had an

hanover avenue will also close from 25-th street to lafayette boulevard. traffic will be detoured onto 25-th this evening to five tomorrow morning. a half dozen roads in our area are closed because of flooding. watch out for that in bedford, giles, pittsylvania and wythe counties. none of those are main streets. what does it take to pull off the perfect super bowl party? we're considering that question this morning, as we count down to sunday's kick-off. and wdbj7's joe dashiell is here with a few suggestions. kimberly and garrett, if you're like me you wait until the last minute. the folks at kroger know from experience that they're going to be busy on sunday. but the good new is... there are plenty of options! what do you think are the elements of a good super bowl party? well you got to have meats and proteins and stuff, so you start out with the wings and some light fare like cheese or maybe some salads, and edamame salad, may be a little meat tray for in between the quarter snacking. and you've got to get into the sweets too. it's serious business. yo

the east bay arrested on child we talk to neighbors who witnessed the dramatic police raid on his lafayette home. whoosh facing eviction after six decades. a ninety seven years old peninsula woman tells kron put. omg its my home this is a full hour of your choice for prime time news. >> catherine:now at 8. the woman discovered with of fremont. but that's not where killed. police are talking today about the homicide of 22 year old stacey aguilar. tonight we're learning more murder. >> j.r.: hidden fremont road police blocked off over the weekend. officers confirmed of the body of 22 year-old stacy found in this area with multiple gunshot wounds in fact the yellow police crime scene tape is still hanging at least two spots matter from a steep drop- off at your last seen at a party to saturdays ago in hayward reported missing last tuesday in the same day her boyfriend was arrested for domestic violence a man not links to the crime those who are familiar with this area aren't shocked by where the body was found police and emergency crews are familiar with this area six day old colt found last w

hanover avenue will also close from 25-th street to lafayette boulevard. traffic will be detoured onto 25-th street from seven this evening to five tomorrow morning. a half dozen roads in our area are closed because of flooding. watch out for that in bedford, giles, pittsylvania and wythe counties. this is a live look at from a virginia department of transportation camera. the northbound left lane through the big walker mountain tunnel is closed until 6-30 this morning. kick-off is now just a couple of days away, and for many of us the super bowl is the perfect excuse for a party. this morning, we're considering the snacks. wdbj7's joe dashiell is in the studio this morning with a few suggestions. good morning garrett and kimberly, you know me & snacks. we have a close relationship. for a lot of people on super bowl sunday, it all starts with the wings! so tom, wings are a staple of any super bowl party aren't they? yes they are definitely. so do you have many varieties here at kroger? yeah we offer a number of different varieties of wings here at kroger.

and lafayette was then of course in france and you can feel the emotional intensity of these letters. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] .. >> today we have kentaro who is an associate professor at the university of michigan school of information. he also founded microsoft research india where he created a group that did technology for emerging

else, -- lafayette, same towards inglewood, littleton 64, 62 morrison in the south side of town. a little bit more snow which we have been doing for several days. castle rock in castle print. n-uppercase-letter the pretty good, topping 72 new record high 40s by sunday and monday maybe a rain or snow shower. it's been a while. the grass to come up. not yet. it is gorgeous, though come i love it. things, dave. new meaning to the old phrase fashion crime. still ahead caught on camera antics of a colorado crook with their expensive taste, and the danger your exposed to everyday every day and it's in plain sight. in temper international ranks when it comes to the prices you pay to get away. become a victim. what would you do? if you were carjacked, tomorrow on good day colorado. could you survive? ran the red light. good news. the next flight could cost you less. in the market to buy a new home and a limited supply. fox 31 denver erika gonzalez affecting your money. definitely great news and plans to purchase airline tickets in the near future is getting cheaper to fly. a new report b

. >>> a historic mural discovered during in lafayette is getting a make over this weekend. anne shows us how it is pain stakingly restored and ready for a new home. >> our work is really pain stakingly careful. >> making the old new again. >> right. >> is deborah and lisa's specialty. >> i think it is great. i am a wall paintings conservative. >> one is quiet and the other is... >> i am the chatty italian. >>... both have the same goal, past. patience. >> this part is big. it has to be done in a fire station. >> this tells a story. >> workers found this coca cola mural on an old building slateed >> they had to do asbestos remediation, they uncovered it. >> they think it was painted in the late 1940s, making it one of the oldest pieces of public art. >> so much is in tact and authentic, it grounds people so it is not just everything is new, it is a sense of, we have been here for a long time. >> kind of like opening a buried treasure, repainting it, it would not have the character. >> so deborah and lisa will spend a month. >> there is no room for mistakes. >> ironing on fla

i'm live in lafayette tonight where we are a driver shortage. >>> and a legendary hall of fame player sits down with one of the best quarterbacks in the game today to talk about how technology is changing the way the game is played. i'm mark matthews at super bowl city. the story is coming up. eight year old boy. eric >>> i want to give you an update on breaking news in san ramon. police have found the 8-year-old boy that wa missing, eric schneider last seen riding on a scooter near doherty road in san ramon. very good news for his family. he was found safe and sound in pleasanton. >>> a better economy is making kids late for school. what? yes, as funny as it may sound, that may be the case and a big part of the east bay. alicia kirshner is live where the school district is having a hard enough time trying to find bus drivers to get the kids to school. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. part of the issue is that private companies are able to offer bus drivers higher wages and better benefits. and that's leaving parents struggling just to get their kids to school. for parent karen shr

police have identified the man pulled from the lafayette river in norfolk over the weekend. a community is coming together to honor and remember the six family members killed in a we )re just a few days away from-p&super bowl 50. carolina versus denver. and we want you to watch the game in style! each morning this week -- we re giving away one of these 50-inch smart t-v s. if you can )t be at the game, this is the next best thing! you just need the daily keyword! today s key word is "broncos" so head over to newschannel three s facebook page -- click on the win a 50 inch tv and then enter the key word and your email. we re giving away one t-v each morning this week to help you get ready for super bowl 50. several rain chances with up & down temps... we will start near 50 this morning with a nice mix of sun and clouds. cloud cover will increase through the day with highs returning to near 70, about 20 time of year. scattered showers will move in late this afternoon and evening as a cold front moves through. the front will also drop temperatures for tuesday, with highs in the

in lafayette and almost an inch in saratoga. livermore 0.8 and about the same in mill valley and twin peaks about the same in concord and menlow park and napa a little over a quart e e e er of an incn jose. we see the system winding down and rain wrapping around the area of low measure and we will continue to track that rain off to the east. hev heavier downpours towards san rafael and within the next 20 minutes and then as we move across the south bay, we do have some rain moving through gilroy and morgan hill, but that's clearing morgan hill now will be moving south of gilroy within the next few minutes. some very wet roads. we will continue to see some scattered rain off and on throughout the morning. here we are at 6:00 still some heavy downpours moving through santa rosa. the last little push moving through the main morning commute time 9:00 or 10:00 this morning and very hit or miss and not everyone seeing that rain and then all clears out later on this evening and maybe a little bit of sunshine and looks like for most of

this was near lafayette park in norfolk. 48:25 in looking back he had so many times to pull the trigger i don t know that the gun was loaded police say the man was seen leaving in this s- back --they re hoping you can help track him down. but in the mean time want you to remember a few things if you end up in a terrifying situation -- at the demands of an armed robber-- 31:25 getting your purse snatched especially by an armed man is definitely scary and like i said its a traumatic event for anyone to go through but try to remind calm as best u can don t be that hero don )t fight comply and be the best witness you can in portsmouth police want to find the guy who robbed the dollar deals at gunpoint last night. police released this surveillance footage. they say the man was wearing a mask and armed with a gun when he robbed the store just before seven last night. police say no one was injured but did not say how much money was in the footage you can see he emptied the register before leaving the store. if you know who he is police take action and call the crime line. more rain & cooling..

we knocked on his door in lafayette, he didn't answer but this man did. >> no comment. >> reporter: during the investigation back in december the district placed young on administrative leave without notifying parents of the ongoing investigation. and even though the district couldn't legally do so, stella peterson wishes the school would have communicated something to the children. >> there ssould be discussions about, what is appropriate, what is not. >> reporter: we also learned that young was a swim teacher at the lafayette recreation the investigation was going on, they stopped him from teaching. right now young is on administrative leave without pay. the district tells me if convicted of the charges he will be let go. in arvada, denver 7. >>> highway 7, south st. vrain canyon closed as troopers clear up this mess. a cement truck rolled pinning the driver this afternoon. the driver who is seriously the hospital. >>> what will state lawmakers do to stop what surgical tech rocky allen is accused of doing from happening again? >> allen possibly exposed thousands of patients here and othe

polaski, lafayette, frenchman, washington, american. a battle one, a nation one. to join the other nations of the world who have given us explorers, settlers, the patriots, the founders of our nation. before the nation had been formed, people of england and holland settled in the east and southeast and brought from s, and negroes as slave settled mainly in the south. people in the friends settled in the south and midwest and people of spain settled in the southwest. after the nation was formed, more people came. centralrom north and europe, especially from ireland, germany, and scandinavian in thees came to america early 1800s to the midwest. people immigrating to america, becoming americans. , many from asia china and japan in the late 1800s and early 1900s to the far west. but there was movement and shifting of people and intermixing. so the south became not just the home of the english and the negroes and the french, but the home of these and other americans. the midwest was not a land for only northern europeans to cultivate, and only for the french to farm, b

that's a live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel in cape may.in so far and temperatures above freezing. 42 degrees here at nbc 10. the time is 4:28. your hour by hour forecast, just ahead. >> and bill cosby, the bully? next, hear how sex assault victims claim the comedian is using the legal system to harass them. >>> this is nbc 10 first alert weather. >> we have issued a first alert for later today because of this, the threat of severe weather. th

lafayette, frenchman. washington, american. a battle won, a nation won.o join the other nations of the world, were given us the explorers, the settlers, the patriots, the founders of our nation. before the nation had been formed, people of england and holland had settled in the east and southeast. they brought from africa negroes as slaves, and settled them mainly in the south. people of france had settled in the south and midwest. and people of spain had settled in the southwest. but after the nation was formed, more people came. people from north and central europe, especially from ireland, germany, and the scandinavian countries, came to america and early 1800s to the midwest. people immigrating to america, becoming americans. people from asia, many from china and japan in the late 1800s and early 1900 to the far west. the people of the world in america. but there was movement, and shifting of people. and intermixing. so the south became not just the home of the english and the negroes, and the french, but the home of these and other americans. and the

this was near lafayette park in norfolk. 48:25 in looking back he had so many times to pull the trigger i don t know that the gun was loaded police say the man was seen leaving in this s- u-v --a decal spotted on the back --they re hoping you can help track him down. but in the mean time want you to remember a few things if you end up in a terrifying situation -- at the demands of an armed robber-- 31:25 getting your purse snatched especially by an armed man is definitely scary and like i said its a traumatic event for anyone to go through but try to remind calm as best u can don t be that hero don )t fight comply and be the best witness you can police want to find the guy who robbed the dollar deals at gunpoint last night. police released this surveillance footage. they say the man was wearing a mask and armed with a gun when he robbed the store just before seven last night. police say no one was injured but did not say how much money was taken. in the footage you can see he emptied the register before leaving the store. if you know who he is police take action and call the crime line.

. >> reporter:nearly two weeks ago on feburay 10th, there was a carjacking at the lafayette station in that incident there was only one suspect involved. >> reporter:acording to orinda pd the exact same thing happened at orinda bart parking lot.just two hours beforeon that same night. >> when he approached the vehicle, he was easily approach but a suspect who opened the door and demanded the driver to but said his vehicle. >> reporter:people i talked to in the bart parking lot are distrubed by these recent crimes. >> it makes me concerned for my wife and my daughter. >> this seems to be that people are starting to get the idea to do this that it is not a presence of police. >> reporter:the riders i talked to hope these recent arrests put an end to this crime spree. but so far, no one has been arrest for any of these bart related attacks. >> reporter:maureen kelly kron4 news. >> pam:what started as a carpool violation. turned into a high speed chase on the bay bridge. during the morning rush. grant lodes is here to explain what happened. and the traffic impact. >> grant:an already rough

police have identified the man pulled from the lafayette river in norfolk over the weekend. a community is coming together to honor and remember the six everything you need to know about life, you can learn from granola. keep it simple. make every piece count. always be real. don't be fake, don't be artificial, but always be sweet. and of course, wear sunscreen. nature valley granola bars. southerly winds will boost our temperatures into the lower 70s by monday afternoon under a mix of sun and clouds. by late afternoon into the evening, a cold front will move in from the north, giving way to a few more clouds and a some scattered showers from north to south. a couple of showers could linger into the overnight. then, on tuesday, expect partly sunny skies and cool temps. highs will only reach the mid 50s. a higher chance of rain moves in by wednesday with a stronger cold front. a couple of thunderstorms are also possible. the front will linger off the coast thursday and friday, giving way to a few more showers through the end of the work week. highs on wednesday will warm into

he has the bruises to prove it, as well. 28-year-old jeffrey lafayette lafayette outside a bar on saturday night. he was on the phone with his mother. >> i looked around it was a huge group of guys and they started calling me girlie, um, and then they started to call me [ censored ] and started approaching me. [ crying ] >> and punching me and i couldn't take it, i couldn't take as many hits as they were giving me. [ crying ] >> so i fell and i cradled my face in the fetal position. >> he doesn't know how long it lasted. >> a coworker came to jeffrey's rescue. he hasn't filed a police report or seen a doctor. no one is under arrest. >>> turns out there are a lot more fake security cameras on bart trains than first believed. kpix 5 has learned a full 77% are either decoys or simply don't work. here are the numbers. 198 cameras are real. 669 are fake. most bart passengers cannot tell the difference. >> the decoy cameras operated on sort of a principle of uncertainty. you didn't know if they were real or if they weren't and that's how they prevented crime. >> bart says it's working to outfit

blue bell already 41 degrees while lafayette is 34.low freezing, you'll find ice in the collegeville area. icy spots in pottstown and gilbertsville as the temperatures have not warmed up just yet. warmer air is coming and the other thing the warm air is doing, it's pushing over colder ground. so it's creating fog as it rushes into the area. thick fog for coatesville, lancaster, quakertown and allentown. a foggy start there. it is dry. at least to start with this morning. that changes by later this morning when rain returns to the area. the futurecast hour by hour when i'm back in ten minutes. tracy? >> bill, thanks. 4:42. we're monitoring the conditions on the roads, includingç in th lehigh valley. jessica boyington has that. jessica? >> definitely foggy spots in the lehigh valley. i think i lost my camera behind me. this was looking at 78 around lehigh street. reduced visibility because of the fog. here's 295 in west deptford around route 130. you can see the drive times. they're okay right now, whether headed northbound or southboun

they sent us this video of the suspect -- at old bay seafood on lafayette boulevard. last week, they say he tried to get in, but couldn't. officers say he did cause some damage to the door. if you recognize the suspects call the crime line. you never have to give your name, you may even earn a reward. tonight: rain with a few isolated thunderstorms. temps: starting near 70, then falling into the upper-50s by 7 am. winds: s to w 10-20 mph. thursday: cloudy with intermittent showers. temps: starting in the upper-50s, then falling into the mid-40s by 3 pm. winds: n 5-15 mph. friday: chance of isolated morning showers, then drying out. highs: mid-40s. winds: n 10-20 70, then falling into upper-50s by 7 am. winds: s to w 10-20 mph. thursday: cloudy with intermittent showers. temps: starting in the upper-50s, then falling into the mid-40s by 3 pm. winds: n 5-15 mph. friday: chance of isolated morning showers, then drying out. highs: mid-40s. winds: n 10-20 mph. tonight: rain with a few isolated thunderstorms. temps: starting near 70, then falling into the upper-50s by 7 am.

we've got sunrise at cape may, a live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. sunshine this morning. it's not going to last all day. these will also not last, teens right now for pottstown, millville, 22 degrees in northeast philadelphia. blue bell, lafayette hill are in the teens along with collegeville at 14 degrees. and a cold start for upper providence, also at 14 degrees this morning. a very cold morning. sunshine will warm things up before these clouds move in. it won't be all day sunshine like we saw yesterday. right now, in the clear but the clouds will come in. what we don't see is any of that. those snow showers miss us. look at the futurecast, 5:00 this afternoon, we'll still be looking at sloudy skies. the good news is they'll be moving out just in time for the weekend. clouds break saturday morning, saturday afternoon, sunny skies at 3:00, we'll be near 60 degrees. then on sunday, it's going to be another warm one. look at the clouds to the west. that's sunday morning into the noontime hour. those clouds will ab riffing late in the day on send wit

next on american history tv, historian and journalist donald miller talks about his biography, "lafayette: his extraordinary life and legacy." mr. miller discusses the french general and american revolutionary war hero's life in detail, including his arrest to -- aristocratic background, his eight journeys across the land -- atlantic ocean and his role in the french revolution. this hour-long program is hosted by the collier county museum in naples, florida. [applause] mr. miller: thank you pam, and thank you to ron, the director of the museum.

cape may, live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel.aks in the clouds in the distance. we are seeing some colder temperatures at the shore. while it's in the middle 30s for pottstown and coatesville, wrightstown, 31 degrees. at the shore, down to 32 degrees at cape may. cape may point is 37. inland areas are getting colder this morning, woodbine, oceanview, just below freezing. if there's any water, treat it as freezing. most of the area did dry out well overnight. the cold, there it is. a break in the cloud cover is allowing those temperatures to cool down faster in new jersey than most of the rest of the area. during the day, the clouds will thin out and we'll have sunshine. what we won't see is any of that. those show showers in nbc 10 pennsylvania will completely miss us. today, clearing skies, breezy, 40s this afternoon with winds out of the northwest to 15 miles an hour. tomorrow, less wind, clear skies. so colder to start with. 26 in the morning, 38 in the afternoon. bright sunshine on thursday. clouds start moving back into the

kosta county being nailed from mirinda to lafayette about .65 inches per hour.ht now it's hitting concord and walnut creek super hard. we saw elyce there earlier tonight. this will continue through concord at 6:40 tonight. off toward the south we have some heavier rainfall across los al toes. it will move into portions of santa clara and through couper tino at 6:30 for tonight. so downtown san jose, the only spot untouched by rainfall. but it is going to get you over the next 45 minutes. we'll have more on also the wind and the sierra snow coming up in about 25 minutes. >> and we'll see you then. thank you, jeff. >>> drivers heading to the mountain should prepare for some slick roads tonight. this is i-80 at kingvale. live look. more snow expected to fall later tonight. right now truck drivers must be carrying chains with them. there's also a high wind advisory for highway 50. that starts at the yolo sacramento county line. you can track the storm as it moves across the bay area yourself. click weather on the drop down menu. there you'll find the latest forecast

it's called because of the lafayette they think when not much went a lot of cold air.k the game will be cold than the leftft how a guilty verdict in new yorkt shooting could also saidls ricky cap for more than a decade. oh-oh, oh-oh oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-ooh, oh hearts are made for sharing. spread some sweetness with dunkin' donuts' cookie dough and brownie batter donuts. heart-shaped happiness too sweet not to share. welcome back to fox 8 news in the morning. friday morning in the city. back it's valentines day ease ease.e if we do weather and traffic every eight minutes. >> let's check in with patty harkin.n. let's not jump ahead on thursday parts of the friday let's enjoy allay of friday and all saturday and on sunday.l all right. it looks good heren and insert good to gond the resident who didn't have any snow on them.re burgess and overpasses. it was closed earlier as they did have thought and buys down.ie you will you and it a traffic please make it a four way stop.st ninety at 22nd. this is 77 though problems there eitherle gas prices average $1.49. the valero station the nor

miller: the story of lafayette is quite profound. he was born to wealth. in central france. called auvergne, and he grew in his early years and a chateau there called chavaniac.

we've got you covered in waukon, lafayette, dorchester and all of eastern iowa --------- --------- --------- investigators believe one of two teens killed in a shooting at an arizona high school fired the fatal shots. two 15-year-old girls are found this morning. police believe it was either a murder-suicide, or a double suicide... but they're continuing to investigate. investigators say they aren't looking for a shooter, and have no one in custody. one year after launching a crime tips website -- dubuque police say its leading to multiple arrests. the i-d-4-p-d website is used for cases the dubuque police need help solving. they'll post the case if they have surveillance images for them. many of them involve local businesses, hit with crimes of theft and forgery. much of the success comes from tips from the public "we've posted i believe, 21 total cases, and based on leads and identifications provided by the public, we've had a total of 13 arrests spanning those 21 gotten several thousand page views -- and multiple submissions from the public. later at six...we'll hear about have

and there's slow traffic on highway 24 in lafayette. and we have a crash in orinda. one of our directors texted me saying it's bad. i might be a few minutes late. dude, why are you texting me? i'm not your boss. let's take a look at the commute. this is a look at the westbound bay bridge. that looks calm weather-wise. it's backed up to the macarthur maze. i want to mention that the traffic is going to be busy on some of the freeways and it's not stop and go on 880. i want to go back to highway 24 in lafayette. we have a report of heavy rain in the area. and we also have slow traffic eastbound 24 before the orinda exit. there's a crash before saint stevens. and westbound 24 at mount diablo boulevard there's a crash. this whole area is not doing that well. and that's because of the rain. and steve has been telling us where it is. and guess what? after steve says where it is, we start seeing crashes. give yourself plenty of extra time. and let's bring in steve. >> sal, i'm going to be late tomorrow. just thought i'd let you know that. >> when ken gets here, we need to g

here's video of him attempting a fifth break-in at the ole bay seafood restaurant on lafayette boulevard. he was unsuccessful here. we spoke to the family who owns the restaurant about what happened. sot --- chang yon - ole bay seafood (yes, it is had a hammer inside. c12 6:46 - we didn't lose anything. but we had to pay for the door to be fixed. :50 police need your help to catch this guy. if you recognize him - call the crimeline at 1-888-lock u up. a state legislative house panel killed a bill that requires students to use bathroom based on their biological sex. 10 on your side has been following the case where a gloucester student, born a female, sued his banned him from using the boy's restroom. the bill that failed in the house panel would have required school boards to adopt students to use restrooms and locker rooms based on their biological sex. proponents say it was designed to protect students' privacy. but opponents said transgender people should be allowed to use the their choice. the results are in from a new survey -- conducted by a career website -- examining the gender p

the westbound lanes of melrose avenue and lafayette boulevard will be blocked near staunton avenue. expect delays there from 7 p-m to 5-a-m both tonight and tomorrow. drivers will detour onto 25-th street. drainage work could slow you down today in buena vista. crews are scheduled to replace a pipe on route 60 from eight this morning to six this evening. that road will close and there will be a 20-mile detour through rockbridge county and amherst county. one construction project is holding up another in downtown work on the james river interceptor was supposed to be finished last march. contractors are almost done with the project, which involves replacing the city's largest sewer line. leaders at nearby amazement square are waiting for the work to wrap up, so that they can start a project of their own. a nearly 7-million dollar expansion needs to be finished by january, when a traveling exhibit is scheduled to open at the museum. ashleigh karol/marketing director: "we're going to proceed as planned in the spring and it will be tight for sure, but we'll do the best we can to get und

it happened last month outside the thrift store on east colfax and lafayette. police say this man and two others, we're waiting for that picture. but a man and two others attacked, kicked, punched all beating him because they hall had a busted lip and was bruised up. >> [inaudible] >> police are still looking for two others involved. >>> homeowner in jefferson county shot and killed a robber will not face charges. david martinez went to anthony mott's home last month. investigators say martinez and another man tied up the homeowner while mott shot martinez as he tried to run. >>> this is the map, you can do this nationwide. the groups included the kkk and black separatists. also churches labeled as anti- gay. according to the center, the music label prommtes racist music. the southern poverty law center extremists because of their biblical beliefs. >>> breaking news we're staying on top of, north korea is planning a terrorist attack on south korea. this is coming from south korea's spy agency, saying kim jong-un gave the order himself. they think the targets co

he goes to wykoff academy over on lafayette street. are you familiar with h ? i'm afraid not. you know it. they all wear those cute blazers. well, i'm supposed to get him for the two weeks. now, eleanor says he has to go with her to visit his grandparents. she's taking him to detroit. i mean, talk about child abuse. i want that enforced before she packs him off to motown. [ chuckles ] i'm afraid this is not really in our jurisdiction. custodial disputes are a matter for family court. try to understand. jason is my only son. mr. driscoll, i'm -- captain, my chances of having another are incredibly slim. nil, in fact. yeah? and updating both the detective and precinct files, weeding out obsolete and duplicate records, cross-referencing by crime and criminal, interfacing and coding all pertinent information. i was thinking of doing that. any questions? you putting on weight? here! so i go back to court, get another order, she ignores it, i go back to court again? i'm afraid that's the system. morning, captain. zatelli. oh, hi, there. hey, how you doing? you work here? yeah, that'

the church is withinin ur the city limits of medina the church ownsts 30 acres of land in nearby lafayette township where state law prohibits trustees from regulated shooting ranges is barely about kite with park and a baseball and soccer field not far away also nearby is aba of the trustees say the guns that have been discussed including something as big as a 50 caliberve rounds that can travel as far as 4 milesth each back the balance of the copyrights they have a right to use and enjoy their property as they see fit but there is a fully developed residential subdivision along thet entirety of that 30 acres and they have the right tonc the enjoyment of their property and there is a difference between shooting a groundhog behind the barn and three -- four hours of rapidfired of 50 caliber or whatever the weekends and evenings. >> lay pastor of the church says that safety is aor priority and would never do anything that could endanger anybody, fox 8 studio at the university of akron. dave nethers. >> it is called a heart attack funeral services set for the late supreme court justice antoni

on the sweet story of survival.s this is all that remains of the art will family's two-story in lafayette township. it was destroyed when flames ripped through the home saturday morning. their dog sensed early on that something was wrong. spec sheso is not a burglar, so when she barks i opened my eyes and i thought it was my eyes not in focus. >> his wife was at work at his three sons of fallen asleep at thatt and a a first-floor bedroom while watching television. is 11 -year-old daughter was asleep in her bedroom upstairs. >> right back. >> right back at the place out p and i said we need to get out of the house of the house on fire. the boys are into a detachedta garage. that i had to go back into the house to get my daughter and the smoke was so thick i couldn't see anything. against the wall and looking for the door and she just fell to her knees and blocked out. so i'm holding herer infant find the door and i couldn't. i thought to myself please don't let it and this way. jim said he and his daughter barely made it out but reese first alerted the family to the fire was still inside.

the east bay arrested on child we talk to neighbors who witnessed the dramatic police raid on his lafayettedecades. a ninety seven years old peninsula woman tells kron put. omg its my home this is a full hour of your choice for prime time news. >> catherine:now at 8. the woman discovered with of fremont. but that's not where killed. police are talking today about the homicide of 22

from concord to danville. 24 slow through lafayette and the tunnel.n the south bay a live look at 280. that's slow into the valley. so is 101 and 85. all those commutes are normal, which is to say they are he slow. 7:17. let's go to steve. >>> all right. sal, thank you, sir. there is a little bit of rain out there. i know around oakland, a little bit around livermore, san mateo. but the wind is the big story this morning. rain will be moving in later this afternoon and this evening, but this morning, oh baby, it's howling out there. rain, we did have some on the 2nd and 3rd and then we went dry for a while. very common. not unusual at all. what was unusual were the record highs, but other than that that pattern's changed today. we will get rain in here today, tomorrow, probably friday as well. then back to dry. although the forecast model, one continues to be very, very wet early march. let's hope it's right. patricia mitchell, it's raining in east oakland by the oakland international airport which has gusts up to 38 miles per hour. ski swim, warm and

big winners coming and a huge >>> stories about your life today, a piece of lafayette's history is getting a facelift this month and it's so big that city's fire station. that's big. >> the coca-cola mural was found when a building on lafayette's public road was in the process of being demolished. workers discovered it when they removed some asbestos siding back in june. because it was protected by the siding the mural is actually in pretty good shape especially given its age. the town's preservation board said it could have been painted near the end of the 1940s. the town is now taking steps to make sure it is preserved for the future. >> we had had an inkling something was there, but we didn't know for sure. so it was a really exciting discovery. a majority of people in the community came together and were really excited about saving it and learning about the history. >> how about that. saw those all over when i was a kid. that was a long time ago. the restoration team will spend all of february working on the mural making sure that each piece of flaking paint is put back in place. the t

that's a live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel.re will be rain arriving with the clouds. not this morning. this morning we'll be watching the temperatures climb from the 30s, 40s and 50s into the upper 50s to near 60 degrees this afternoon. already 52 degrees in cape may at the airport, a mix of 40s and 50s in northern cape may county, atlantic county is seeing the same. 50 degrees right now in north field. mild start. some of that snow that's still on the ground, it's melting this morning. we're see that melting accelerated this afternoon. even though we have clouds coming in and taking over during the afternoon hours, leading to some rain. it will be mild the entire time. before the rain arrives, the temperatures warm up nicely. the first rain drops at noontime in lancaster county, those will be on the move coming from philadelphia during the afternoon hours. into the evening commute, that's 4:00 today. by 7:00, the skies start to clear. that means a chillier one tomorrow. another warmup will be here at wednesday. wednesday at no

the car struck her at east fourth and lafayette streets last evening. she's now in intensive care. police say the driver is not facing charges. all of iowa's congressmen and senators are co- sponsoring a bill to re-name a cedar rapids post office in honor of a fallen soldier. sergrgnt first class terryry pasker died in july of 2011 while serving in afghanistan. he was 39 and just days away from the end of his combat tour. the representativ es haven't said which post office will be renamed for pasker. west des moines could become the first city in iowa to create rules governing solar panels. the city is drafting an ordinance regarding lar panel installatatns at homes and businesses. this comes after a homeowner requested permission to install panels on his home, and the city said city code didn't cover that. the west des moines ordinance could that follow its lead. this comes at the same time that cedar falls utilities is starting the simple solar farm. morehan 12-hundred c- u customers boboht into this project, which will start producing energy in march or april. those customers wi

fire crews responded to a structure fire at 3503 lafayette street just after 4 this mroning. smoke was visiable on arrival but flames were quickly extinguish. the home suffered moderate smoke and water damage and the home is red tagged. " everyone made it out of the home safely, they were alerted by working smoke dectors" sioux city fire rescue would like to remind residents to alarms to ensure they work in case of an emergency. any sioux city resident who would like a free safe home inspection and free smoke alarms can contact sioux city fire rescue at 279-637 jenna: the most powerful religious leader in the world is speaking out critically of donald trump. when asked by reporters if "a good catholic" could vote for trump... pope francis said the candidate's plans to build a wall along the u-s mexico border christianity. called out pope francis for being too political, that he's a pawn of the mexican government. then... a person who only thinks about building walls -- wherever they be building bridges is is not in the gospel. said about whether i would advise to vote or not

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