the road is closed by lafayette police. clearly an ongoing situation in lafayette.this is far from the only situation where there is a tree down. we have a camera in san ramon and report of a tree down at the police station. no word of damage or injuries. there will be likely a lot of cleanup in that area as well. it was not hard to find trees that were knocked down. on my way in i found a tree down in my neighborhood into work this morning. i was on the 300 block of 14th avenue. in san francisco. it was the talk of the neighborhood. people hoping no one's car was damaged by the dupree. you can see again a lot of work here in lafayette. i was talking with rosemary this morning and we both agreed that when the storm rolled in there was a pretty amazing front that came in. a lot of wind and rain. i spent parts of my evening last night trying to put the barbecue cover back onto my barbecue because the wind had blown it off. i figured a lot of people are doing something similar cleaning up this morning after last night. >> christian, we're both the parents of young chil

. >> this is 22 acre property where the lafayette city council thought it reached a compromise. >> we have a housing affordability crisis and all communities are trying to find their way it is a world class view and location along highway 24. developer proposed apartment complex and the city worked with him to come up with a smaller plan. >> 44 single family homes in that area over there, and they will build a full-sized soccer field. >> it includes a playground, and dog park and parking lot, the city council approached the new version in august and no building has begun with two lawsuits. >> the first lawsuit is brought by a group that claims lafayette broke the law when they failed to agree to the project although it was zoned for high density housing. >> lafayette hardly has any apartments, so we sued, because it is a violation of housing accountability. >> the renters claim discrimination saying apartment residents are more diverse than the existing population. but another group spearhead by a resident is pushing for a smaller project or nothing at all. >> the voters have had litt

and lafayette hardly has any apartments.it's a violation of the housing accountability act. >>reporter: renter also claim discrimination. saying apartment residents tend to be more ethically diverse than the population of lafayette. another group spearhdeea by griffin is pushing for smaller project or none at all. >> the voters have had very also impact on the project. >>reporter: the group called save lafayette says the city has already overrun by traffic has already overrun by traffic and has allowed> developments. >> the semi rural characterr[t the town now being challenged by these development and this is one of the major concern that could fundamentally change lafayette forever. >>reporter: resident circulated petition demand ago vote on the project. but got nowhere. city council chose not to place because if writ to be approved it would be it would violent law. save lafayette disagree and filed legal papers asking a judge to oots stop the project or let citizens vote. city officials insist everything they have done has

interested in a bubble that will be at the medina county t event at the community center on west lafayette road between noon -- 3:00 p.m. some stuff from fox 8 maybe some woollybear stickers and bobbleheads . to help the that was back on court with are summoned to since the all-star break out that one for on growth including a blowout win over the cavaliers this past sunday .udu ty lue said he would give kevin love the night off . a night of rest .ff lebron james was the terry blair the mouth,on lebron james says that has to help those point guards on defense. >> challenge is indication it is the key .. the front office shakeup for the brownsns handing out some punishment to a player. >> it to qingdao midafternoon, alec scheiner stepping down as 2013, they said the set the end of the month,ly will be consulted for the a consultant for the rest of the year,ons he was lauded for helping the relation of first energy stadium and w help them learn the ins and outs of ownership there was discord between the front office and the coaching staff . rs at the the front office restructuring his days a

this is in lafayette near quail ridge court. high winds knocked a tree into powerlines around 8:45 last night. there are a lot of homes up here. i checked pg&e's outage maps. about 63 households are still without power. utility crews are supposed to be on the way to restore power. tree also needs to be removed. there's a break in the weather right now, but as you can imagine, today there is going to be a lot of storm cleanup throughout the bay area. live in lafayette, alyssa harrington, abc7 news. >> alyssa, thank you very much. time right now is 5:02. and throughout the bay area downed trees caused major problems last night. abc7 news reporter alyssa shows us how bad it was in contra costa county. >> a 40-foot eucalyptus tree fell across two lanes of traffic. the driver of the s.u.v. tried to avoid it, but couldn't. >> when they slowed and turned to the left, they hit the tree and were struck from behind by a separate vehicle. >> neither driver was hurt, but the car had a lot of damage. in miranda, the rain and heavy wind broug

american idol'sdos top four contestants traveledrae home to dallas texas, jackson, mississippi and lafayette louisiana over the weekend to to visit family, friends and their adoring fans.an. >> ♪ >> i remember like getting to t the airport and there was like,k you know, 50 people on thee onth runway and then like, you know,, 10,000 people watching my concert.nct. like i was brought me to tearsos just knowing that these people l regardless of what happenspe support me and love me for who i am. >> it kind of felt like it wasf all worth it.. because i was from a small townt everybody showed up.

norovirus is the talk on lafayette campus. >> definitely no joke. you do not want this virus. >> ree baby today is a freshman. she came down with norovirus symptom avenue weekend good i woke up not feeling well at all and a lot of bathroom trips of throwing up. >> officials with the department of health confirmed norovirus to be the cull pitt. the president wrote students able to travel home are strongly encouraged to do so. this includes those who have experienced symptoms of the virus but are no longer feeling ill. the outbreak comes a month after nearly 200 you're sinus college students explained of norovirus symptom. the outbreak shut down most of the campus for the week officials believe closing down most of the campus helped. school anothe administrators and students at lafayette hope it helps. >> school officials say there will be a lot of sanitizing done over the next few days here on campus. if students have any concerns they can always go to the student health center. roaring in easton, david spunt, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> a teenager wh

norovirus is the talk on lafayette campus. >> definitely no joke.ou do not want this virus. >> ree baby today is a freshman. she came down with norovirus symptom avenue weekend good i woke up not feeling well at all and a lot of bathroom trips of throwing up. >> officials with the department of health confirmed norovirus to be the cull pitt. the president wrote students able to travel home are strongly encouraged to do so. this includes those who have experienced symptoms of the virus but are no longer feeling ill. the outbreak comes a month after nearly 200 you're sinus college students explained of norovirus symptom. the outbreak shut down most of the campus for the week officials believe closing down most of the campus helped. school anothe administrators and students at lafayette hope it helps. >> school officials say there will be a lot of sanitizing done over the next few days here on campus. if students have any concerns they can always go to the student health center. roaring in easton, david spunt, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> a teenager who

families if lafayette wake up with electricity this morning. we were on jail rig road if lafayette as crews repaired the power lines brought down by a large tree leaving customers in the dark for 24 hours. >> we are reevaluating our trees >> the tree blocked the only road in and out of the unable. the fire department had to open up a fire road until the tree was taken away. >> rain is a has arrest on bay area freeways all weekend, last knit, highway 101 in burlingames with especially dicey. we were this as c.h.p. conducted a series of traffic breaks to slow down drivers near a fender bender. >> sonoma county homeowner h large redwood that destroyed a home and narrowly missed the woman inside. this happened on saturday night. the homeowner saw the tree falling and ran outside with a few dogs and said she thinks enough of the home is still there show can rebuild. >> if san francisco, southbound lanes of the from highway along ocean beep are cl saturday night we are checking with public works when it will re-open. >> you use the free abc news app

(chief david friedel /city of lafayette fire dept.)"we had our top people in the county looking at it. and they could not make a determination as to what it might have been." been."the boulder county hazmat team investigated for over an hour, but the cause is still a mystery. fire crews in hawaii are trying to gain control of a brush fire burning out of control .the fire erupted thursday, and has charred about 15-hundred acres.windy conditions and steep terrain are making it difficult for firefighters to contain this blaze.they're trying to keep it away from communication towers that service the island of oahu. grab your jacket before heading out the door today as temperatures dip below freezing. skies will be partly cloudy and highs improve a few more degrees, up to the 50 degree mark this afternoon. we'll warm quickly in the days ahead before showers and a dagger to the heart.how else would you describe this last second shot.a look at xaviers last second loss to wisconsin, and how fans felt just moments after the game. "everybody's go

that happened saturday afternoon at the lafayette b.a.r.t. station. the victim says a black woman in her late teens or early 2s pulled out a six inch long knife and demanded money and a second suspect also participated a man in his early 20s. he was wearing a baseball cap with a gray bill at the time. they got away with $700 and took off in a nissan altima or maxima with a dented right side. >>> time now 4:20. and another sexual assault near the uc berkeley campus is under investigation. the latest one was reported just after midnight on saturday morning. berkeley police say a man approached a 21-year-old woman from behind walking on aetna street near delight way. he pushed her to the ground and then assaulted her. he's described as latino in his mid 20s or early 30s and wearing a hooded sweatshirt and unshaven. police released is this photo of the man running away from the scene in an earlier sexual assault last month. they say they believe saturday's incident is linked to the other assaults in the area. >>> 4:21 is the time. well, the warriors were

kevin tibbles, nbc news, lafayette lafayette. >> i guess we should put that on our list. >> we should check it out. it looks warm there. it is louisiana. i would say, too, pretty much every day on the plaza we find the happiest people. no matter the weather. no matter the hour. >>> up next, springing into fashion with the look at the trends for the new season. but first these messages. i was not aware of how much acidity was in my diet. i was so focused on making good food choices, i had no idea that it was damaging the enamel of my teeth. i wanted to fix it, i wanted to fix it right away. my dentist recommended pronamel. he said that pronamel can make my teeth stronger, that it was important, that that is something i could do the enamel of my teeth. pronamel is definitely helping me to lead the life that >>> we are back on a saturday morning with fashion advice to get your wardrobe spring ready. we have marie rossi here with us to help us. >> thanks, lovy. >> the first trend we have. who doesn't love spring color. it is back in a big way. >> nothing says spring-like the color pink. >

lafayette park evacuated for 40 minutes and visitors scrambling to flee the area.cret service said the man never made it to the white house grounds. back to you. >>> yeah, it's nice. really nice. temps in the -- really, really, really nice. temperatures in the 50s this morning. low to mid-70s this afternoon. some will maybe touch 80 tomorrow and a few more on thursday. it will be a record. over 9 weekend it cools off a bit but it's still above average. this weekend, i will tell you, somebody will forget 24, change the clock forward. the shortest weekend of the year at 47 hours. >>> so ex 150eu9d. a look at traffic. take a look 59 the maps on the beltway, earlier approaching the g.w. parkway. that has cleared but you will see residual delays associated with the cleanup. i would add if you are traveling on the route, add 5, 6 minutes to the morning commute. you will see a slow down on the southbound side much i-395 associated with the volume and pretty heavy going traveling northbound on i-395 to the 14th street bridge. 295 we continue to do well on the northbound si

. >> reporter: people who have lived nearly lafayette trails for more than 6 decades have never seenthis much water flow in the creek. >> there are rocks down there and you cannot see any of them. a we found of the trail that has been closed since january because of landslides. park officials warn people to take caution when on pass. due to have is -- hazardous weather. engineers are working to save -- stabilize the area. >> nature photographer found his way around the trail. taking advantage of the opportunity after he heard an owl was thereby. >> another bird was saying owl and they have a particular call when they only are trying to drive a predator out. >> reporter: he wasn't the only one enjoying the wet weather. >> we might walk another 5 minutes or 10 miles. >> reporter: with all of this rain there may be additional closures along the next couple of months -- months. >>> with the heavy rains hitting the bay area a problem in the south bay has literally fears of creek flooding. evacuations of 150 people were in the campground. fire officials with cal fire received a possible fl

that's a live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel.es are in the 60s at the shore, in fact, the entire area is seeing temperatures in the 60s to start with. and the warm weather will go even warmer this afternoon when we head into the 70s. by then, these clouds will be breaking, a live view from the comcast center. you can see plenty clouds in it. the temperature, 63 degrees right now. that's 14 degrees warmer than yesterday. nowhere near the 30s that we should normally see this time of year. we have seen rain in the pocono mountains, this is lake wallenpaupack. sunshine this afternoon. look at these numbers, not just philadelphia that's in the 60s. even reading is at 61. pottstown 63. 65 in dover. a little bit cooler for allentown and mount pocono where the rain has been steadier. look at the winds, 20 mile-an-hour winds in dover. 12 miles an hour and coming out of the south, that's the key, the southerly winds pushing the first round of showers out of the picture for us. it's sprinkles that have moved through this morning. they alrea

for all his early challenges, lafayette goode is now on a positive path. he graduated high school on time, and is starting a trade school program this month. how he beat the odds is a testament to a network of support systems put in place by marc cherna, who was hired 20 years ago to take over the county's child welfare system. >> it was a system that was out of control. it had quite a few child deaths, it had caseloads that were expanding every month. very few if any systems were in place. and we were vilified by the community. >> reporter: cherna began his reform effort by asking the community questions. >> the worst thing you can do is come into a place and say i've got all the answers. >> reporter: it's a tradition that continues today both in large groups. and in smaller ones. we joined cherna recently at ritter's, a local diner that's like his second office, because he has regular breakfast meetings here about the reform efforts. since coming to pittsburgh, cherna has helped dramatically reduce caseloads, and pushed for more supports to allow childre

also around concord in walnut creek, and it went through lafayette and pleasant hill. heading toward clayton, on highway 4 at antioch, and there is moderate to heavy rain. it is a hit-and-miss, and the low is just off of the coast, but not tracking in, and this looks like santa cruz mountains down to monterey. and also in sierra, nevada, it is snow, snow, snow. and at tahoe, numerous reports of a couple of feet, still stacking it up. it is much cooler this morning in the 40s and 50s. low 40s on north bay. mid-40s and vacaville. 32 in truckee, 49 monterey, and fresno has the low. isolated thunderstorms and we will keep that in the morning, and this low is all the northern mexico, and that is pretty impressive that it is that far south. tuesday we get a break, cooler and breezy, and set up for continuous rain on the north bay. more rain coming in later this week or this upcoming weekend. the morning rain, thunderstorm activity, and cooler temperatures. warming up on wednesday in advance of this next system, and we are not throwing in the towel, but almost impossible to c

cydney long is joining us live from lafayette hills. >> reporter: i can tell you people are thinking about lawn mowers, not snow blowers, so among all of the tulips and the easter flowers the hardware store, they went back in the shed, look what they found. bringing these guys back out for sale. >> i hope it is a complete blow over. i do not want any more winter. >> mixed reaction on what has felt like a mixed up late winter with temps in the 80s, now snow accumulation slated for the first full day of spring. >> no, we still have our slide, our boots, we knew it was too good to be true. we are, we're ready but luckily we have the easter egg hunt on saturday here. >> reporter: so the easter bunny will draw crowds at the park to hide eggs saturday, but it may mean bundling up for the hunt. >> that's just depressing. i just got back from africa last week and it's been 95 or 85 degrees every day. it's been lovely. >> reporter: like the seasons seem to be changing their mind so did 4-year-old sammy. at 5:00 he opted for sunny skies and warm weather to dig for worms. now. you want to have

in lafayette, knocking out the power and the tree down and making it difficult for people to get in and out of the neighborhood. the pg&e crews worked for hours to restore the service to the area. >>> the storm causing dangerous conditions with the high surf, waves could reach up to 19 feet, that means watch out for rip currents and sneaker waves. if you plan on hanging out around the beach, the high surf advisory is in effect through tomorrow morning. the red tagged pacifica apartment building sitting on the edge of the cliff will be torn down tomorrow. the building on espionage was evacuated and condemned after storms eroded the cliff. the building that was next door has already been torn down, and work crews will put up a fence, taking out the is best us and lead, and tomorrow morning they will work to demolish the building. while that happens, technicians will keep a close eye on the cliff side.>> if there is anything going on with the bluff, they will be able to warn us and to make sure that the contractors and staff are safe. >> the city of pacifica filed a criminal complaint agai

. >> this is a major concern that could change lafayette, forever. >> residents demanded a vote but gotowhere. >> if it was approved it would violate state law. >> lafayette disagrees and insist everything they've done followed the law. >> the developer is going full speed ahead. >> the developer refused to talk with us because of a pending legal action. >> the mayor says she's confident the police force won't lose the public's trust. officer green is accused of operating a chop shop. >> i believe our community has confidence in the police department as long as it is open, and the public is aware of what's happening, i think we're in good shape. >> two other officers were arrested last year. other received probation. >> a popular science teacher died after being hit by a bart train. the death five years after surviving in his wrecked car after careening off an enbankment. investigators say he may have jumped in front of the car. >> u.s. capitol buildings are all clear after a shooting at the center. a woman was wounded. authorities knew the suspect and visitors and staff were told to sh

. >> if it was approved it would violate state law. >> lafayette disagrees and insist everything they've done followed the law. >> the developer is going full speed ahead. >> the developer refused to talk with us because of a legal action. >> the mayor says she's confident the police force won't lose the public's trust. officer green is accused of operating a chop shop. >> i believe our community has confidence in the police department as long as it is open, and the public is aware of what's happening, i think we're in good shape. >> two other officers were arrested last year. other received probation. >> a popular science teacher died after being hit by a bart train. the death five years after surviving in his wrecked car after careening off an enbankment. investigators say he may have jumped in front of the car. >> u.s. capitol buildings are all clear after a shooting at the center.. a woman was wounded. authorities knew the suspect and visitors and staff were told to shelter m place. >> rye lots in pakistan as extremists marched toward the parliament. this, after that massive suicide

. >> reporter: pg&e crews worked to restore power to this lafayette neighborhood. >> we have nothing. zero. no cable, absolutely nothing. >> we hope to get our power back on. as soon as possible. >> reporter: that's the same wish for all living near this intersexual -- it near this intersection. after a tree came crashing down, blocking the roadway for most of the day, isolating more than 60 people. >> no access to our garage. nothing. it was stormy. >> reporter: as the storm prepares to sweep through the bay area, those living in the area are worried that trees could also come crashing down. >> right next to our house. we trimmed it. hopefully the air will pass right through and we won't get blown down. >> reporter: they are also worried about flooding. >> we have a pool cover and we have no way to take the water off. because we have no electricity. so the pump isn't working. >> reporter: there are plenty here at this hardware store, two miles away with the power outage, workers say business has picked up a lot since saturday's storm especially with trees and limbs falling around the

lafayette police broke off the chase.w off of the overpass, it went down an embankment embankment. firefighters have shored up the building for going in and took several hours to rescue the victims and lost blood in the process. the building's owner said he was shocked no one died. >> there were cars parked in the area and people in the building. >> businesses have been red tagged. they hope to have some electricity restored, the two people inside the car are in critical conditions live in walnut creek. mass transit looking better, a lot of congestion and several incidents, a live look at the bay bridge where we're seeing a little bit of a slow down. word of a crash on 880 near the san mateo bridge. it's blocking some middle lanes, let's be careful in that area and an update on in area. >>> it's doppler radar, just a stray light shower here and there. that will be the case all day long. mostly cloudy in the south bay, that's the scene, temperatures in the 60s. 64 in san francisco, very muggy, a south breeze. same drill ag

cydney long is live in lafayette hill. it looks like it's all things spring out there. >> reporter: it is. here they made room for -- they shifted gears for the easter spring flowers, mulch and soil. with this pending snow look, they are clearing space in the front of the store and look what they brought out of storage today. shovels. >> that's really depressing. >> reporter: call it inconvenience or nuisance or backwards, a spring storm to steal the show with snowfall forecast for sunday, the first day of spring. at a park today families out enjoying the sunshine, it certainly feels like spring is in full swing. the clear skies gave sky force 10 a perfect view of penndot crews brining 95 north near the airport. >> mother nature likes to throw a curveball. now we're digging out the salt and shovels. >> reporter: flowers will move inside to the greenhouse and shelves that have spreaders and soil will move over for salt and shovels, anything winter to come out of storage shed in case you need it. >> i hope it is a complete b

alyssa is live in lafayette with more this morning for us. alyssa. >> chris, that humor mess still needs to be cleaned up. >> hour lines are down and they are wrapped around tree branches. around 63 households are without power this morning in the neighborhood. there's no utility crews in slight. police put out a few orange cones and people who live here had to climb over tree branches that covered the road to get to their houses. this is near quail ridge court up in the hills. the storm knocked out power around 8:45 last night. the street is dark and crews will need to not only reperil the lines, but also move the tree out of the road. it's blocking both directions of traffic. it is stat to go rain a little. i'm feel a few raindrops and i'm seeing some dark clouds moving into the area. it's clear the storm is not over. you have to rounder if that's going to slow thing down. again, these people have been without power since last night. i have not seen one pg&e crew, any utility crews this morning. we've been here since 3:00. reporting live in

alyssa harrington is live in lafayette with more this morning for us. alyssa. >> people here have been without power since about 8:45 last night. pg&e crews are on the keep but they say this tree needs to be out of the road before they can restore power. that means that residents might not get their electricity back until 6:00 or 7:00 tonight. it's a long process to remove all this debris. workers have to untangle powerlines from tree branches. about 63 households have been without power more than 8 hours. yesterday a storm took down a large tree at the end of the street. it crashed into a power pole, snapping it, and brought down dangerous lines around 8:45 last night. pg&e crews quickly deactivated those lines. people who live up here have been in the dark since then. they are especially worried about an elderly couple trapped into their home by the tree. >> a huge tree came down, access was completely blocked. we can't get in or out of their garage, captain access their garage. people who live here captain get out, only by bicycle. elderly neighbors

take a look at the downed tree in lafayette. heavy rain caused flooding that lead to voluntary evacuations. the san lorenzo river also surpassed flood levels. >>> an evacuation center was established. members assisting people impacted by the overnight flooding. aside from fallen trees and blocking some roadways, no major damage has been reported. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm vicky nguyen. we have team coverage this morning. we'll check in with pete in a moment. let's begin with anthony slaughter. good morning. >> good morning. >>> we had pretty impressive rainfall overnight. most of our inland valley cities got over an inch of rainfall. let's start at the top. santa cruz mountains got close to 10 inches of rain. orinda got a little over 5 inches. san martin close to 3 inches there. the list goes on and on. oakland close to 3 inches. even san jose a little more than two inches. santa rosa, you'll notice the north bay didn't get a lot of out so of the system. the next will be a north bay san francisco end. the m

we are live at the lafayette reservoir in the south bay with the story. monte? >> reporter: with many reservoirs in the state at their highest level in two years, many californians who have been told to conserve water or face fines are beginning to question the mandate that governor brown made last year. for residence and businesses to cut their water use by 25%. >> i feel that the fines are a little excessive on this part, but that we need to monitor how many waters. >> reporter: march storms have made skiing conditions great and thsierra and on april 1 the state water resource is born and they will take a look at the snow pack. and at the state's level of water to determine if it will be time to change or drop the restrictions. and in the meantime that they say that the message to customers is to continue to save water. >> and one year of avere rain may not be enough to repair for your drought and because we don't know how long that they will be and that we have to keep these practices alive. >> reporter: the state's largest reservoir is at 100% of their histo

that's left towns like lafayette and sub measuringed in three to four feet of water and many has to be rescued. the rate could continue for anoth another. >> it means the which i recall ri blossom festival, those blossoms could be hopping early. >> the cherry blos system festival will go on as scheduled, but some performances and events will to inside a little? >> hey, there, we sure do. a pretty maizing day of warmth. this wras a record that had bee held. once again, high temperatures back around 80. 20-30 degrees around average. we'll talk about what's next for us. when i think we could see a whether itle bit of rain. a slooigt change to the fore caste. >> you can see the tributes piled high here on this car. people in d.c., maryland and vad vad have asked how can they help? and now they're going to get the chance. three prince william county police officers responded to a domestic violence call that turned into a deadly ambush. officer ashley was killed: >> what we do is fw they're injured, we step in and help them e them out. >> the chief major says tomorrow he will ask that the bi

the heat will soon swoop down on lafayette, louisiana.rry and the zydeco bad boys has everyone up and smiling. >> music is my therapy. when i get on stage, i forget about my troubles. >> reporter: and it must be contagious. a recent harvard university of british columbia poll named lafayette, louisiana, the happiest city. not because they let the good times roll. misty tally is the 31-year-old home grown filmmaker. >> lafayette is like a incubator for new business. everybody is willing to help everybody else out. >> reporter: the city's solid economic footing has a lot to do with optimistic outlook. lafayette diversified away from the booms and busts from the petroleum based economy. it's young people are staying. >> food, family and friends. >> reporter: that's the cajun recipe for happiness. chef justin gerard moved back home to serve food rich in flavor and tradition. >> i feel america is great. i never felt uncomfortable pursuing my dream. i think that's how every american should feel. >> reporter: how about the presidential election?

rain pushing rents out of the hillside home he said there infesting homes like this one fact in lafayettebert shows around house and how they're getting inside in the distance to selling it off and also use traps this summer on a subtle poison a short-term fix but not when keeping them out of the ventilation system tsk don't wait until this too late gilbert says a suspect and have a router problem didn't touch with the specialist immediately. >>marty g: bird was broken into a stereo store in the east bank not once but twice take a look at the security camera video from superior sound and it's very the first break-in was at 1130 on thursday night to concede the thief ramekins is to be into the entrance of the storm he got away with several high and the car navigation systems a few hours later things come back this time 630 in the morning he recognized the thieves because they pose as customers before the store on has to replace his from the door and and register as well he estimates he lost several thousands of dollars after the break-in and you want to share his stores and other store own

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>> a group of construction workers lafayette here we go. with that mobster that destroyed his current political aspirations. >> ♪ >> it is a beautiful day but the sun is in my eyes. >> what date gentleman is ridiculed this bridge is in danger of collapsing. from princeton route two '06 runs through it would with there to check it out i met up with george washington. >> what was this like it's your day? >> was made out afford. >> they came into that territory but it was a good cover for him. >> but now built in 1792. >> when i was first lady in your president, why was this bridge important? >> it wasn't. [laughter] we're off and our way now. cemetery in american revolution was important. >> you can use the holes of the side of the bridge. >> there really shakes the bridge when it goes by. it has to be reinforced to provide transportation swith pennsylvania and philadelphia it should new york. >> as they are coming towards us hopper. >> i am marcel. [laughter] -- martha washington. [laughter] >> ♪ is a beautiful bridge. a structure that will

. >> reporter: he says they're infesting homes like this one in lafayette. >> it doesn't matter if you'reclean or not a horder. what matters is if you have an entryway for them to get in. all these vents, we'll have to wire them off inside. if the rats climb up, they won't be able to get in there anymore. >> reporter: this homeowner set out poison, a short-term fix, but not one keeping rats out of the ventilation system. >> people don't realize it, but they turn on their ducting, and they're breathing in stuff they probably don't want to breathe. it's important to rat-proof your house rather than just setting traps and poison. >> reporter: if you suspect you have a rodent problem, get in touch with a specialist immediately. >>> the wet weather made for tricky driving conditions. particularly for the santa cruz mountains. a lot of puddling there. the whipping winds littered tree branches and debris everywhere. most people stayed inside. however, others did use the break in the rain to go outside. >> i figured i would show them the country side. >> reporter: in the rain like this? >> you ca

lifted at the white house and at lafayette park. with my wife and kids. i think i left there about 2:15 and as i started hearing all this go down i texted her to say what's going on over there, are you guys okay? they stayed there, but, again, doesn't look like there was any threat whatsoever or problem over in the white house area, but, again, when you've got thousands of families, families from our area and tourists, tons of kids, you know, on the white house grounds, up and down 15th and 17th streets, lined up down constitution avenue, any sort of security threat is going to make people a little bit antsy. so that was good news when we heard lafayette park and all the areas around the white house were fine and they had all reopened. >> you have so many visitors in town now. you have the egg roll. you've got the cherry blossom festival. there is a lot of tourist activity taking place here. many visitors ae where the shooting took place earlier this afternoon inside the visitors center which is beneath the capitol complex. it -- th

lafayette park. yesterday. it will be nice today.he park had to evacuate because secret service moved in quickly to arrest the man. secret service say jose fuentes from the bronx jumped over the bike rack never making it to the white house fence. it is lined with spikes to prevent this breach. in 2014 a manmade it inside the white house. last thanksgiving man wearing gloves and wrapped in an american flag scaled the fence despite the spikes. >> it's horrible. it ruins it for the families, individuals that want could opal out and enjoy the cultural and history and the vibe of d.c. five feet at a time, 15 feet, you ruin it for everybody. >> reporter: it changed the experience here and we will hear from witnesses in the park yesterday who saw the arrest go down. that is coming up at 6:00. live at the white house, goncalves, wusa 9. >>> billionaire and former new york mayor michael bloomberg will not be running for president. he made the announcement yesterday. he is not going quietly. he had sharp words for donald trump and ted cruz as

the most recent hit was in lafayette on monday.y say the robber says he wants to cash a check or casually talks to the teller, and then he has the teller a demand note. >> what you do. it's very brazen and bold. there is images from the security cameras from all of these banks, and most of the time he is disguising himself with a hat are wearing sunglasses. we are positive someone knows who he is.>> the bearded bandit got away with nearly $28,000 since february, and if you have any information, call the local police department or the fbi. >>> your time now is 6:40 am. >>> a researcher from sacramento at the brussels airport when the bombs went off. in 20 minutes, you will hear how he described the scene after the explosions. >>> making headlines after getting loose and running around the san francisco dolores park, the latest on janice the piglet new adventure, and it sounds like a book. >>> the morning commute is not bad right now, okay at the bay bridge toll plaza. 880 approach looks good. slow traffic on 80. >>> we will not go h

he was also a swim teacher at a rec center in lafayette. an investigation into young was started back in december. another craigslist deal turned violent... this time it happened in lakewood. police say a person was shot last night along pierce street after responding to a craiglist ad. investigators say the suspect shot the victim and stole their suv -- a green 2008 ford escape this morning the suspect is still on the run. at this point we don't have a description of the suspect... we do know the victim was taken to the hospital with non life-threatening injuries. bicyclists in boulder can now- legally- check out the new u.s. 36 bikeway... the last section opens today... it completes the 18 mile trail from westminster to table mesa drive in boulder. it's taken four years to complete. the first section opened last june. the bikeway also connects to existing paths heading through denver. cyclists hope it will mean an easier ride to work... while the path opens today... there may still be minor construction in some places. 340 days not just a

an autopsy will be performed later today. basketball team was headed to a state silver game in lafayette saturday when their bus was side-swiped. 26 people on the bus, including 20 students have been treated and released. starting tonight, lane closures on interstate 71 north and southbound at the socialville township. at 8:00, there will be single lane closures, followed by double lane closures at 11:00. there will be short-term full closures tomorrow at midnight. all lanes will be reopened by 7:00 in the morning. this is to replace the socialville foster bridge with a five-lane bridge. today is the original italian dinner at sacred heart church in camp washington. saturday, volunteers hand rolled more than 23,000 meatballs and 220,000 ravioli for the feast. more than 600 gallons of that luscious, thick sauce has been prepared. plus bread, salad and dessert. up at 10:00. dine-in begins at noon. jennifer schack's stomach has been rumbling. jennifer: we've done the story every year. every year i say i'm going to go. so good. jennifer: who doesn't love italian. who doesn't love sunshine? j

> looking at the east bay commute, and so far looking pretty good on highway 24, more crowded in lafayette a big change today compared to the weekend, temperatures going down and breeze is picking up. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 and thank you for joining us on this monday,>>> welcome back to mornings on 2 and thank you for joining us on this monday, march 28 and i am dave clark. >>> i am pam cook, and thank you for joining us, and the time now is 6:30 am.>>> and coming in like a lion. >> came in and going out like a lamb. tell us how is the traffic. >> looking okay. back to the cool and breezy day, clouds popping up with this low dropping in. it's like circling the wagons. clouds to the west and the east, and off to the south. we will start off on the cool side, and it is breezy in some areas stronger than others. san francisco 48, breezy and cool with mostly sunny now. it will get partly cloudy this afternoon. 62 degrees, and clouds definitely off over the ocean where that colder air is. the almanac for san francisco, 62-48, and back in 1986 he was 81 degrees, with go back to 1897 f

accompanied by a print of lafayette depicted the general in a military camp littered with treaties, dispatches, and the declaration of independence.also based on a g is a 1785 print by valentine green, one of england's best mezzotint engraver's. here the rich blacks of the heavily worked mezzotint plate showed off to great advantage. while to my eye it doesn't show the animation or depth of character we find in peele's portraits, its size and handsome military imagery would have been impressive to an american audience. the same can be send of valentine green's 1781 mezzotint after a painting by john trumbull. in contrast of these, john norman's enthusiastic attempts seem awfully crude, if not preposterous. norman and his partners sold their interest in the boston magazine a few months after the washington engraving was published. unfortunately, the new publishers were not at all impressed by norman's ingenuity. theyhe boston gazette," announced they were discontinuing the plates, noting that a number of their customers had found great fault with the cuts at being badly executed. the snarkiness

we are live in lafayette with what the fbi is saying. >> reporter: good morning to you. the bearded bandit would pass a note to bang tellers demanding money and he got away with quite a bit of cash. this is the latest bank that he hit according to authorities it's that chase branch in lafayette. now when the fugitive was captured on surveillance camera he was seen with a bushy beard every time he committed one of these crimes. when he was captured last night he was clean shaven. have a look. here is new photographs showing the man who authorities say was the bearded bandit being arrested in brentwood. these photographs provided to us by the east county today newspaper. the arrest was made after neighbors say the man went into a cvs pharmacy store and shaved his beard and head before then driving off and leading authorities on a short chase before finally being arrested. the so-called bearded bandit was wanted for 15 bank robberies in the bay area, the central valley and the sacramento area. they totaled about $28,000 that's how much he got away with. sources say that it