(vo) en la calle lafayette y montague.. (vo) en la calle lafayette y montague..e esta noche alguien fue a dejar un pequeÑo ramo de flores en memoria de la victima. fijense que eran 6 persona en total las que poco despues de las 3 de la tarde iban a bordo de la camioneta.. regresaban de un banquete que habian realizado en la ciudad de oakland. al parecer el dueno del establecimiento iba manejando. circulaban por la calle lafayette en direccion al sur. literalmente estaban a un semaforo de llegar a su destino cuando por alguna razon desconocida perdieron el control del vehiculo y se estrelaron de frente contra un poste.. de acuerdo a testigos no viajaba a exceso de velocidad. pero con el impacto la parte frontal del lado del pasajero quedo completamente destrozada. y al parecer ah iba la jovencita de 15 anos de edad que perdio la vida. cuando llego personal de emergencia la muchacha ya habia muerto. los 5 que sobrevivieron fueron trasladados a tres diferentes hospitales de la region.. tenemos entendido que ninguno de ellos esta grave. y les decia que todos trabajab

northbound lanes of lafayette are open. as we come back out here live, you can see one of the investigators' advan

he had fought a lot times -- he had fought alongside lafayette and washington. he in fact presided over the constituent assembly on the night that feudalism was formally abolished in france. he was a charming guy, he was a wonderful dancer. he was said to be marie and when it's then sputter. -- marie antoinette's dance partner. there was a travel writer, and intellectual. and he later became a senator in france. he had written on egypt and on the middle east. he had became an influential thinker under napoleon. was the duke delong core-- he had massive landholdings. have participated in all these reforms in the french revolution. he came to the united states and was a bit depressed. he wrote a lot. he went on travels in the back countries. volumes.8 he kept a diary in philadelphia, expressing his sadness of being exiled from friends. last, was not an aristocrat, but socialized with many. he had been in the constituent assembly in the early stages of the french revolution. he was the only figure to come with his family. he opened a bookstore in philadelphia which

good evening take a look at where this crash happened at this on a main thoroughfare in santa clara lafayette street north of montague expressway. >>reporter: there was a white chevy trucks smashed into the cold just to my left if you take a look at the video santa clara police said there was six people inside the truck at the size of the crash one girl the 15 year- old did die because of the injuries sustained in five of the tech into a hospital with will police appear to be nonthreatening and is it is unclear what exactly led up to the crash there were traveling southbound on lafayette according to santa clara police. >>reporter: there wasn't any sign of any alcohol or drug use but an investigation is now underway to determine what exactly caused the crash. >>reporter: in shock the sentences on neighborhood and beyond four men killed sitting in a stolen car the act of violence we've and the community and they did get some justice underestimated in this case on friday morning also arrested a 27 year-old resident in connection with the shooting death of four men on the evening they did say th

street it was heading south on lafayette street north of montague expressway this is live area a courtesyr helicopter partnership with abc seven the roadway is still close to nine the driver in the other passengers were taken to hospitals for various injuries that were not considered life- threatening that is the one bit of good news here no obvious signs of drug or alcohol involved a big mystery hero why the truck left the roadway and why the 15 year-old girl tonight is dead by the way if you're commuting to southbound lost yet street still close tonight >>pam moore: police said they have finally caught a suspect with a brazen tam was from last it was left four men dead this to the scene than half complete despite being in the busy neighborhood >>reporter: he is now being held here in san francisco in the county jail they're facing four counts of murder and numerous other charges in connection with the death of those four men who killed on jane where ninth 2015 the four victims were sitting in the car each received multiple gunshot wounds the san francisco police department not given up

. >> this is on lafayette street between add new and montague expressway in santa clara. around 2:30 that pickup truck slammed into a light pole. >> six people were in the truck. the other five are in the hospital. the chp said there is no indication drugs or alcohol were involved. >> and southbound lafayette is shut down as officers investigate. follow us on twitter at abc 7 news bay area for the latest updates. >>> and tonight we're learning that all four people that crashed in a life flight medical plane bound for oakland have died. they found debris from the plane north of mckinleyville this morning. plane took off last night from crescent city. the pilot declared an emergency about 1:00 a.m. because of smoke in the cockpit and then they lost contact. >>> and we are hearing this evening from the good samaritan who stopped a kidnap ago tempt in san leandro. first here is a sketch of the suspect provided by the police. he has dark skin with a goatee, glasses, about 5'10". police say he sprayed mace at a woman and then dragged her by her ankles toward his car. well a pas

lafayette was someone washington loved almost like a son. there's wonderful correspondence between them. lafayette tried to lead france into a moderate revolution, ended up ultimately trying to escape, was captured, thrown in prison for many, many years along with his family. when he comes out, tally rand, the great french foreign ministry, lafayette writes to washington and says, i want to come to america to see you and to help smooth things out. and interestingly washington writes lafayette who he loves, don't come, because if you come, you'll be involved. you cannot come without being used by people and messing things up, which would damage her reputation and yours. really at the end, washington says very few negative things about laugh yacht. but he says he has a side that's equal to attack, and that's vanke. washington was afraid it would hurt him and america. another example, country first. laugh yacht shouldn't come, and he doesn't. though we do come in 1994 and we're treated like a god-like foundation, go to mt. vernon and elsewhere.

in lafayette, wayne abc 7 news. hospital in]san rafael. according to wild care which provided the video they expect to see many more orphan as the summer continues. the babies are fed formula every 2 to 4 hours and eventually they getûÑ solid food and then they will be released back into the wild. >> coming up next on 7 news at 9gv:00". >> how about that for a big some kids at warrior"- basketballd5 camp. >> special visit from mvprxrcáeh >> 7 newsoh app on)m the go onr jz one screen. tonight afterb one of the most impressiverx achievement.fk juno spacecraft nowm in orbitju more thanw 1.7 billion> miles took just under 5 years. juno arrivedhu just one second late. here's clayton san kill. >> nasa celebrating one of the biggest mission in years. juno. signaling success with one tiny click. . blastin in 2011=v. it's so big 1300z9 earth cood fit inside. junond traveling 165$h<,000 mil) second offtj schedule. >> you have-é to makerf the handle itself-q. >>reporter: it hit añk target a and getting a' hole in one. ju

and one of the famous early incidences, the marquis de lafayette about 50 years after the revolutionaryurn, make this is trip through the united states, you're talking the 1820s, we have a very few founding fathers and soldiers from the army that are left but every town that lafayette visits you gather all the old veterans and anybody like thomas jefferson or john adams that's still alive and they get together and they celebrate lafayette. so it's this wonderful sort of exclamation of patriotic memory and it's probably one of the first times we're really kind of looking at embracing our history. it's that same time period when people are starting to purchase their copies of the declaration of independence and put them above the fireplace and we're actually celebrating the words and the actual document. so fortunately this room becomes a historic place before they've got on the the point of totally getting rid of the building and tearing it down to build something new. so we're really lucky in a lot of ways that it was in use long enough that it became important. so by the mid-1800s, thi

thomas school and lafayette grammar school, as well as the office of supervisor eric mar. thank you. >> thank you. >> debby. >> debby joseph. and i'm the founder of friends of cabrillo playground and to take this opportunity no. 1 to thank you for this opportunity to speak with you. no. 2, and most importantly, thank you for cabrillo playground. we have the most gorgeous playground in the city. it's even been voted on. we're coming up to our third anniversary and with we have a wonderful playground that we want to keep safe and clean. as betty said, some of us old time residents remember what happened before the renovation, where the playground was constantly vandalized, almost every night. i have police numbers to show there and there is no reason for the playground to be open at night. there is no lighting and what will do you in the dark? we have very many people who don't want to see broken glass and drug paraphernalia and don't want to see graffiti. we even found used condoms in the old playground. people do not wanted their children around this sort of thing. if you

pete suratos is in lafayette tonight. pete, whand? >> reporter: you know in lafayette, they put out a facebook post about two stolen kittens stolen by two teenagers in the area and a friend of the teenagers saw that facebook post and told them to do the right thing. >> wallet whitman on your left and alan beginsburg on your right are safe and sound with their foster family. during an event on sunday, two teenage girls managed to steal the 11-week-old kittens. the community for concerned cats is one of the organizers of that adoption event. >> apparently they grabbed and ran out the back here and the store employees were taken aback and saw them rush by them. >> the employees at pet food express immediately put out a facebook post about it. a police report was filed by the organizers. candace olson is a member of the group and says a friend of the two girls saw this facebook post and told them to turn the kittens in. >> this friend contacted pet food express and said they want to bring the kits ens back. >> the girls will not face any

. >>> in lafayette, police are looking for two teenage girls responsible for what might be describedhoplifting. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman tweeted by the two cats now returned and living at a foster home. he joins us live from the pet foot express where the cats were taken. wayne? >> reporter: well, we could call it shoplifting or a cat-lifting or a pet-lifting, maybe even a cat-burglary. it all happened last sunday here in this pet foot express store. the cats were up for adoption. and two teenage girls came and liked the cats and liked them so much, they came with them and left them. if cats have nine lives, we're not sure how to tally the status of these two young kittens named allen ginsburg and walt whitman. >> wondering why they are riding around in cars. >> it began in lafayette where a volunteer rescue group named community concerned for cats put a litter up for adoption. two teen age girls were interested. danielle blake working in the store said it was weird when the girls grab the kitties and ran. >> we just saw them run out and i saw one of them had a cat and a as

. >> >>> in the east bay, lafayette police are looking for these girls who stole kittens that were up for adoption in a local pet food store. the girls brought the cats back but caused worry. >> reporter: the two kittens are somewhat infamous now. >> i'm wondering why they're riding in cars a lot. >> last sunday, their litter went up for adoption in this store in lafayette. all seemed normal until two teen-aged girls took the cats and ran with them. danielle blank couldn't see what she saw. >> they just ran out and one had a cat and another had a cat. >> mary had been fostering the litter. >> i felt like a dummy. my heart went down to my gut. >> reporter: she had no idea where the girls would have taken them. >> did you ever think you'd sigh them again? >> i didn't think the people that took them meant evil. >> they may have thought they were making a clean get away but they did not look up. security cameras captured the heist. a facebook page received 150 shares. >> it's amazing our community worked together. >> this morning, the teen-aged girls who took the kittens brought them back

he has lafayette with him, henry knox and alexander hamilton.urns to lafayette who has become his surrogate son and says simply, whom can we trust now? can you imagine what he was feeling? in the wake of this not in hamilton, everyone around him is going crazy, like as not quit right nathanael greene, i cannot get arnold out of my head, this really met with their whole sense of who they were, if this could happen this is really, fundamentally scary stuff. washington would be able to at this time both the french general had arrived in prior to washington's learning of this he had met with the french in hartford, their first meeting and it was absolutely fundamentally important how the french were in force for the first time, he had to put the best face on it, he he writes this incredible letter to his french counterpart where there is none of that passion. he says it is absolutely amazing that we have gone this far in the struggle and this has not yet happened. things like this are what happened. that said, he he then turned his attention to gett

and east bay temperature, lafayette a cool 52. and antioch 58. and danville, 54.o look for a cool day. and the temperatures, the system, right there, it is just a little dip, that's all it takes this time of the year and another stronger one toward friday and saturday. that will keep the pattern going. so 60s and 70s, they are now low to mid-80s well inland. back to pam and dave. >> sal, thank you. >>> time is 6:41. protests overnight in baton rouge, louisiana. this is after the deadly police shooting of an african-american man. man. >> now this is some of the aftermath. police say they were called to a convenience store early yesterday morning after someone reported that a plan who was selling music cd's, threatened him with a gun. two officers responded. and they had some sort of a confrontation with the suspect. and identified as 37-year-old alton sterling. and the owner of the convenience store says one officer used a taser on sterling. and the second officer tackled him. and the owner of the store says that sterling fought to get that police officer off of hi

. >>> in developing news, police are investigating the cause of a deadly crash on lafayette.girl was killed and five other teens were injured yesterday. police say that the teens ages 15-17 were in this white chevy pickup truck heading south on lafayette. the group had just finished a catering job and were returning home. the truck wasn't speeding but it suddenly veered off of the road and into a pole. there are no signs of drugs or alcohol use they are expected to recover. >>> crews are struggling to find lodging for the 4,000 firefighters battling the fire in monterey county. firefighters from across the state are helping with the efforts. crews are competing with tourists for hotel rooms they will likely stay in the area for a while. the fire burned 33,000 acres and it's only 15% contained >>> firefighters nearly have the upper hand on the sand fire burning in the valley. if fire which is being blamed for one death burned 4,000 acres so far, it's 85% contained. the fire destroyed 18 homes it's been burning since last friday. >>> a 9- hour search for a small medical transpo

britainia saw lafayette during that 1824 tour and loved sharing stories about her meeting with him and events from her own lifetime with her family. memory was famous politicians who were entertained at tudor place or how the civil war impacted the family. but at the center of all of britainia's stories was tudor place. the house where she lived for all but a few of her 96 years. surrounded by these objects and the family history they embodied, objects and memories which she passed on to the next generations of the family. objects that her great-grandson are a miss the espeter iii wanted to keep intact as a collection. so he set up a foundation to operate tudor place as a museum and share these objects and others thoi others in the house with public. thank you. [ applause ] >> yes. >> if the k street perters hous still stands or school district conditionally, it would legitimately have a plaque george washington slept here. >> it stood until the 1960s, i believe. i know it was one of the properties that was demolished in preparation for the expansion of the freeway. but the site was ex

. >> a 15-year-old dr -- girl was killed in a terrible crash earlier in lafayette. we have the latest details from a man who was on the scene to help. >> a few of us said a prayer because it was well beyond what we could do. we were hoping for a miracle. >> reporter: chuck nolan says he was one of many bystanders who ran to help when he saw this truck crash into a pole . it happened at 2:30 friday afternoon at the unit -- intersection of montague west and lafayette street. >> there were still steam coming off the car but no sign of fire in several people still stuck inside. >> reporter: six people were inside the truck, one of which, a 15-year-old girl, died at the scene. five others were sent to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries, according to police. >> it does call into question whether they were adequately restrained because the airbags did deploy. and yet there was so much impact damage to their bodies. >> reporter: police say witnesses reported the truck was driving speed limit. >> there was no smell of alcohol or drugs. just concern on the part of

there's a chance that could cause a fire to burn in downtown lafayette. from a fire that starts on top of the hill. >> reporter: we found will cigarettes butts. >> talking about carelessly disregarded smoking materials in an environment like this. could create a hazard to the community. >> reporter: and with the dry hot conditions, as if that wasn't enough, from here you can see heavy smoke. the captain said fire season is here, and precautions need to be taken. in the foothills of lafayette, kron 4 news. >> still more straight ahead. including this. new video showing just how one man snook past tsa and boarded a plane with no ticket or id: coming up, giants have to get things turned around, because the dodgers are creeping up. we have the highlights of the game tonight against the reds. the as are in texas, still trying to smile about some things, and also, as we've been teasing, a fan sleeping at a soccer game had garage put on his head, and he never woke up. when consultant josh atkins books at laquinta.com. he gets a ready for you alert the second his

he's got lafayette with whim, henry knox -- with him, henry knox and alexander hamilton. and he turns to lafayette who has become his surrogate son and says, simply, whom can we trust now? i mean, can you imagine what he's feeling? and at that -- in the wake of this, knox and hamilton, everybody, everyone around him is going crazy, you know? as knox would write nathaniel green, i cannot get arnold out of my head. i mean, this really messed with their whole sense of, you know, who they were. if this could happen, this is really fundamentally scary stuff. and washington was, you know, would be able -- by this time the french general had arrived, and prior to washington's learning of this, he had met with the french in hartford. , and you know, their first meeting. and it was absolutely fundamentally important. how the french were here in force for the first time, you know, he had to put the best face on it. and he writes this incredible letter to his french counterpart where, you know, there's none of that passion. he says, you know, it's actually amazing that we have gone

en he turns to lafayette. and says simply whom can be trusted now? can you and imagined?ake of this everyone around him is going crazy he would say cannot get him not of my head. there really mess with whole sense of who they were if this could happen this is fundamentally scary stuff. and by this time the french general had arrived and prior to his learning of this comet was the first meeting and fundamentally important. he had to put on the best face and writes a an incredible letter to the french counterpart where there is none of that passion. he says it is amazing we have gone this far but it has not yet happened things like this is what happened in the revolution that said he turned his attention to benedict arnold. he got his calvary officer to find an officer to infiltrate the british and they had to take him alive to see that he received justice and his job in december within months was to ingratiate himself with arnold and he did exactly that. he had it all planned. he knew every night around midnight would walk around his property and come back so he was waitin

northbound lanes of lafayette are open. as we come back out here live, you can see one of the investigators' advanvans off tho the side. northbound lanes are open. southbound lanes will be closed for at least three or four more hours at agnew for the evening commute. ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much, ian. >>> new at 6:00, an elderly woman in the east bay is hit and run over by a man who she believes stole her car a day earlier. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live at the havevallejo police department. >> reporter: the victim's daughter met with vallejo police this afternoon to share the leads that she's uncovered. she wants to make sure what happened to her mother doesn't happen to anybody else. >> it's horrible, they ran over my mother for something that wasn't even theirs. we just went them to be caught. >> reporter: she's horrified at what happened to her mother. her mom's car was stolen from in front of her home tuesday morning. but the 61-year-old spotted it down the street the next night, only to b

especially in the east bay was such a very dry conditions in the fire captain took us up to the lafayette to shows the vegetation that is simply putting homes the potential risk he says because of the toffee that is spread very quickly to the downtown area. >>reporter: 3 office monday and he said the district responded to many calls he said most of the calls had to do with the when simply bringing in smoke that we showed you burning in monterey county forsaw. >>catherine heenan: the fire north of los angeles increased in intensity and is on a 10 percent contained. >>grant lodes: spectacular site for all the wrong reasons this is the so-called san fire just a monumental task of this thing has burned 52 square miles a massive amount land canes and ridges between laws and the suburban santa clarita is started friday 18 homes have been destroyed including the homes the belong to three firefighters thousands more houses are being threatened fourth path. a p >>grant lodes: this setting the fire is extremely at the barnum multiple directions this speeding like a blowtorch smoke from the fire tha

hottest temperatures, contra costa, a scorching 108 in brentwood right now. 102 in lafayette. 103 in walnut creek. i'm tracking this heat and when we'll finally get a cooldown coming up in about 25 minutes. >> thanks, jeff. >>> now to decision 2016. history made in philadelphia. hillary clinton is officially the first female presidential nominee of a major political party. right now, live on stage at the democratic national convention, senator barbara boxer. let's listen in. >> that's why i'm telling you tonight, hillary clinton will be our next president of the united states of america. thank you, california! thank you, america. thank you. >> that was senator barbara boxer speaking at the dnc in philadelphia. just a couple of hours from now, hillary clinton's husband, president bill clinton, will take the stage. during today's roll call vote, governor jerry brown did the talking for california. first casting 221 votes for bernie sanders. >> and for hillary clinton, the next president of the united states, 330 votes. [ applause ] >> now, this was a mellower jerry brown than the one w

it happened around 3:00 yesterday afternoon near lafayette street. police and medics responded, and when they did, the teenager who was a passenger in the truck was already dead. the driver and four other passengers were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. they say people on the truck were on the way back from catering an event in oakland when they crashed. customers stopping by the restaurant reacted to the news. >> i'm emotional behind it because it's just -- it's a real tragedy. it's awful. >> witnesses told investigators it didn't look like the truck was speeding before the crash. police are checking traffic cameras and the truck's computer system to verify that. >>> a deputy involved in the now infamous beating of a burglary suspect is no longer with the sheriff's department. veteran deputy shawn osborne was fired, one of three officers involved in the car burglary suspect. he and two other deputies chased the suspect from castro valley into san francisco on report of a stolen car. a bystander shot this video of the beating.

it happened on lafayette street.reporting from santa clara after speaking with a man who was one of the first to the scene to help. >> a few of us said a prayer because it was well beyond what we could do and we were hoping for a miracle. >> he was one of by-standers when he ran to help when he saw this white truck crash into a pole. it happened about 2:30 in the afternoon. >> there was steam coming off the car but fortunately no sign of fire particularly with several people still stuck inside. >> reporter: the police report six people were inside the white chevy truck one of which a 15-year old girl died at the scene. >> it does call into question whether they were adequately restrained because the air bags did did he ploy and yet, there was impact damage to their bodies. >> reporter: police say witnesses reported truck to be driving at speed limit. >> there was no smell of alcohol or drugs or even shake keyness other than just concern on the part of the driver who was injured. >> reporter: an investigation is under

san rafael to 59 brentwood. 60 degrees. 52 danville and lafayette. a chill and bite to the morning air. on the peninsula 49. wood side. 51menlo park. 52 pacifica. west, south -- direction. just depends but west from all the way out to livermore. there is the southeast in san jose. that does bring that little mellow smell of garlic. we are looking for temperatures below average and another system will punch into the north around lake tahoe. 30s through the 50s. 52 at incline village. really impressive for this time of year. not something we see all that often. it'll bring rain to extreme northern california. it'll get the fog and drizzle of good reinforcements through friday and saturday. 50s, 60s on the coast. 70s for many including livermore at a cool 78. that will help on the ac bills. 79 in fairfield. 80s at lake county and well out into eastern maybe solano, it's a pretty cool pat. >> about three months ago we signed up for swim lessons in the early evening thinking july, what could go wrong? you bet i'm making my kids go because we paid for them

lafayette 95. over towards or en da, you can see the bay breeze moving in as you drop to 88 degrees. for the south bay, it was a hot day as well. temperatures are dropping off with, again, a bay breeze starting to infiltrate campbell. 85 right now and several pairs here of 88s from downtown into the valley. we have high pressure in play blocking any kind of cooler air moving our way. that's going to keep it hot for the next two days. 90 to 100 degrees heat inland. here's how it stacks up tomorrow. we'll have mostly sunny skies and a cool and crisp 54 in the north bay. san francisco 53. and right across the south bay, sunny skies and 59. through the afternoon, again, it gets hot. the highest fire danger and also heat that certainly will be unhealthy will be for the tri-valley with an average of 100 degrees. the south bay getting up there with 94 degrees. san francisco does warm up. but you'll stay right near average at 70 degrees. there's two important things we're following with the heat. that is t

couple of accidents double trouble westbound at lafayette. delays through the caldecott tunnel. southbound 680 towards 24 through walnut creek is a little slow some slightly slower speeds through there. metering lights are on at the bay bridge. but the backup isn't doing too badly. in fact we are "friday light." all approaches seem to be in the green which means you're moving up to speed for the most part off 80, 880 and 580 this morning. conditions in the north bay we have an accident near sir francis drake. busy southbound 101, and busy approaching the golden gate bridge. light from this portion but there is a bit of fog. so limited visibility could be an issue in sausalito especially. over along 680. just off the freeway near alum rock reports a brush fire. fire crews are on scene. not too many problems on 680 itself. we are seeing delays out of the south bay along 101. starts around capitol expressway maybe even hellyer at this point with delays heading northbound and you will see slow conditions as you work your way towards 237. it impro

very close to the century mark, antioch is at 100 degrees. 99 right now. 98 walnut creek. 99 in lafayette. area-wide, 74 in oakland. 85 san jose, 91 in novato. future weather, little patchy fog overnight but it's going to be a mild period the next 12 hours and that will set the stage for a hot fin official the weekend before the warmest day hits. numbers coming up. >> see you then. now to a block party in the south bay. to take back an alleyway known for drug abuse. we were in san jose's business circle area where friends and neighbors gathered today to celebrate community. the santa clara county d.a.'s office partnered with san jose police to clean up the neighborhood and encourage people to visit. >> to remind them this is a safe, clean space, that various agencies have worked to make it that way, that they can come back to and get people out here, meeting their neighbors. >> the 80-foot mural there by the artist flores was guild d.a.'s office as a gateway to the neighborhood. >>> apparently pikachus are not the only this will pokÉmon goes are out for. they're also looking for a pokÉmon

walnut creek bart station so movement was only possible from bay point to pleasant hill and then from lafayette on. it's not clear when platform two will re-open. only one platform is open so delays will continue until everything is up and running again. live in walnut creek, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> get updates from bart or other bay area transit with our abc7 news app. >>> federal investigators are headed to texas where a hot air balloon crash killed 16 people this morning. it happened near the town of lockhart. outside of austin. the faa says the balloon hit power lines and then crash. >> aheard a whoosh and then just a big ball of fire up. >> all 16 people were inside the balloon. that's the maximum number allowed under federations. two years the ntsb issued a warning about the potential for a hot air balloon accident with a high number of fatilities if the faa did not adopt stricter regulations. the faa rejected those safety recommendations because so few people go ballooning. >> morgan holy police are on the look for bank robbers. wilt is did not good good descriptions. they were

it happened on lafayette near the montague expressway in santa clara late this afternoon.he driver along with four others in the truck were rushed to a northbound hospital. >> campaign 2016. hillary clinton is hitting the road a day after accepting her party's nomination. both parties now officially have their candidates and the battle for the white house is on. as hillary clinton begins a bus tour, donald trump is hitting the airwaves with his first television ad. cbs reporter weijia jang with the story. >> reporter: fresh off the democratic convention, hillary clinton and tim kaine loaded up the bus for a three-day tour of pennsylvania and ohio. >> as of tomorrow, we have 100 days to make our case to america. >> reporter: part of their case is that they may bring back jobs to the u.s. better than donald trump. >> donald trump talks about make america great again. he doesn't make a thing in america except bankruptcies. [ screaming ] >> reporter: pennsylvania and ohio are important to clinton both are home to white working class voters key to a trump victory. >> she won't

that's a live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. i'd take an umbrella with you.y for cape may. it's moving through philadelphia and delaware, also seeing that rain, heavy downpours have just cleared new castle county in delaware. but still going strong in central delaware and into south jersey. that's a line we've been tracking since we went on the air at 4:00 this morning. it's intensified in gloucester and camden counties, eastern salem, cumberland. heavy rainfall just clearing dover at this time. on the way to egg harbor, just after 8:00 this morning, that's when you'll see the heavy rainfall arrive. then things will be clearing out and we'll see sunshine during the day today. for now, we still have to deal with the heavy rainfall first thing this morning, a flash flood threat exists in part because of all the rain we saw in the area yesterday and overnight. keep an eye on the roads this morning and the sky, too. we'll see sunshine and no sign of the 90s later today. >> all right, bill, we'll have local updates coming up on air and online. >> that's right. tha

lafayette 104. pittsburg 105. danville taking the cake today 106 degrees. there is an end to the triple digits in sight. we'll let you know which day will finally cool down all the way to the 90s. that's coming up. >> thank you. >>> new at 6:00, california has a new license plate law. it's intended to make sure that every new or used car sold in this state has a numbered license plate before it hits the road. but as kpix 5's emily turner explains, not everyone is ready to roll with the new law. >> reporter: the tail end of new cars in california sports the names of their sellers. but that 90-day tag-free grace period has cost the state millions. so three years from now, you will have to have a tag with a number to drive that new car home. >> i think it's a long time coming. i'm not shocked. if you think about it, there's nothing identifying the vehicle as far as the number. >> reporter: dealerships currently are required to post a notice of sale on the front windshield while the driver waits for the plate. but many abuse it never registering and skip out on

>>robin winston: the overtime on accident finally cleared in lafayette is 24 residual delays in bothections. >>reporter: because we have hitting was what said the evening when will the stuff about secaucus all this is a concern in the business of the teens as the ball and ran the colorization and the kiss-1 against winter for the coastal areas of to run come to. >>reporter: produce this in mind is to assist small very populated they will stick around for the next evidence. >>robin winston: is down 24 before ok of the eastbound back as improving the could west about trackage and all of the creek it will be about 30 minutes to get from the 2 to 4680 split and into the oakland a's we have a couple problems out there on 580 there was a car fire and install if you have to use it is drained the write- down. >>robin winston: >>darya: happened to this san francisco city college to soon be free to all people if you live or work in the sitting the border supplies as and they're voting to secure funding to get steve as a whole lot of support for free higher education this is a holding a news co

abc 7 news was in lafayette where two stolen kittens are back where they belong. two gir are accused of stealing t kittens sunday from the pet food expss store. the teens dressed in disguise returned the anils today after a facebook post about th thefts started getting a lot of attention. mary milton is fostering the litter. >> i didn't thinkhe people who took them meant evil. i felt, yeah, like a dummy, and my heart went down to my guts. >> the kittens will be back at the pet food express store and up for adoption on sunda >>> netflix will soon be available through comcast netflix streaming video service ll become part of x-1 platform sometime later this year that means comcast customers will soon fin a netflix button on their remote control. >> for some of us, $450 million just isn't enough toget you out of the bed in the morning and trying to play the lottery. how about 800 million? >> i mightonsider that. that is the new jackpot ter no one matched all o tonight's winning mega millionsnumbers. >> here is a look at the numbers. they are 29, 46, 53, 64, and 73. t

a live view from the marquis de lafayette home. 5:26, what the heck is happening on the roads.ca boyington and the "first alert" traffic center. >> we're starting on 295 at hamilton township, around sloan avenue. no problems here, and new jersey transit train station, you'll be just fine. we'll update the rest of you on the drive when i come back at 5:30. >>> shocked and saddened, that's what a local fraternal order of police is saying after seeing a list of speakers at this year's democratic national convention. they'll tell you why they wanted to see a certain group of speakers at this year's convention. >>> i'm tracy davidson live at the republican national convention in cleveland. cruz got booed. and the pennsylvania delegates are feeling awfully special this morning. we'll explain coming up. >> announcer: this portion of "nbc10 news" is sponsored by mccafferty auto group. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to live a full life. but living for today doesn't mean forgetting about tomorrow. most people spend more time planning their vacation than they do for retirement

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these were the days of the lafayette drill and flying circus.ricans learned new words, the span, the jenny. with the end of the war, numerous new experimental planes appeared. and a new kind of scientist emerged. the aeronautical engineer. there was even a new kind of aircraft, it was called a helicopter. by the middle 1920s, there was no doubt the helicopter would fly. the only question was, in which direction? some early four-bladed copters actually hovered. while others only bounced. before long, however, there was evidence enough that the helicopter was here to stay. now man was finding first one method and another of flying where for thousands of years he had been able to do little more than watch the birds and dream. these were the days of the stunt pilots. the barnstormers. when the thrill of seeing a parachute opened was new, records were being broken, brown became the first to conquer the atlantic. then, a few years later, a small ryan monoplane, the spirit of st. louis, soloed the atlantic and captured the imagination of the world. mea

blue skies in lafayette and a warm 83. but we're tracking near 100 degree heat. details on that coming up. san se licareski fohe. ty reas s >>> police are asking for help. they released a frightening video they say captured the moment before a murder. michelle roberts is live in east san jose. michelle, this murder has similarities to three other homicide cases. >> reporter: that's right. four violent crimes and police say they're all linked somehow to asian restaurants in the south bay, including the one behind me. police are asking for your help to identify the suspect seen in the video. this newly released surveillance video shows the moments before 41-year-old batch dong was shot and killed in 2014. investigators say this violent crime that happened outside of golden cafe king is one of four cases that are all somehow linked to asian cafes. >> can't say that these are gang, homicide. but i won't be surprised if that ends up being the case. >> reporter: he also released this surveillance video from march. police believe the man seen here holding a gun in his r

moving to a highway 24, westbound through lafayette, a nice-looking drive from walnut creek to oakland. at the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is still light coming into san francisco.>>> tensions between the police and protesters continues to rise across the country as demonstrations are held in several cities following the shootings by the police on the two met men in minnesota and louisiana. there have been heated confrontations in the protest. >>> and there were two events at the san jose city hall, focusing on the violence but coming from different directions, and we are live in san jose to talk about this.>> reporter: good morning. we were told that the protest was peaceful, but it one point, the demonstrators did try to into the freeway but the police turned them away. before they actually started marching about 200 of the protesters rally at the city all chanting, "hands up, don't shoot." many are angry about the deadly shootings of black men by the police across the nation and in city hall a vigil was held and praying for change. they turned their attention to the tragedy in da

moving to a highway 24, westbound through lafayette, a nice-looking drive from walnut creek to oakland. at the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is still light coming into san francisco.>>> tensions between the police and protesters continues to rise across the country as demonstrations are held in several

also 97 in lafayette. notice this change right here in oakland. we're down to 66. that cooler ocean breeze beginning to move in. but it's going to take a while to put a dent in the forecast, at least back to walnut creek, danville, alamo creek, dublin. we'll have 70s through 11:00 p.m., likely not 60s until the early morning hours. more on the forecast in about 15 minute

. >> this video was posted by carol lafayette.ng the interaction of the birds. >> conflict, in the bird world. >> phone call parents just don't understand and here we are 48 years later, seems they still just don't get it. in this case it's not their fault. >> it doesn't matter. >> all you need is the expression on that kid to know the parents are in trouble. >> you know baby talk better than i do. >> yeah, that's right. sounds like the person on the other end of the phone in cartoons when we were kids. [ mumbling ] >> that's what i would have said. i completely agree. [ unintelligible ] >> this is a lawyer in the making. >> right. making no sense whatsoever. >> speaking a lot. >> still very convincing, and a very stern look on his face so he at least looks like he knows what he's talking about. >> it sounds like he's speaking a language of his own. whatever he's saying i just hope that at some point he gets his point across. [ unintelligible ] >> the boy group boys have a hot new video -- >> all of the boy bands ever do. ♪ >> the

. >> reporter: bart police issued a bus bridge from lafayette and pleasant hill for other passengers not wanting to ride it out. >> reporter: the train service is up and running on the one track. so if the pastor had waited a little longer, he would have been able to get back on the train to pleasanton. hopefully he's doing all right on the iron horse trail. we did find out that one of the trains is out of service. they took it off the tracks because there were reports of smoke and a foul odor. >> thank you. >>> take bart to sfo is going to take longer this weekend. crews will also install equipment that duces the noise when trains go over the tracks. the balboa park station will be closed as a result. the seven weekend closures run through mid-october. those headed to sfo and millbray should add an extra hour to their trip. >>> the national transmission safety board is in texas investigating a hot air balloon crash that left 16 people dead. the balloon went down about 30 miles south of austin. witnesses describe seeing a massive fireball four story high. >> reporter: an insurance of

tim barber continues our team coverage from one of the rallies at lafayette square in northwest washington. tim? tim: well, rally isn't underway just yet. although a couple of these girls just walked by. these are the first people we have seen out here. they literally just walked by seconds ago here. that is the first time we have seen people chanting out here. obviously, the rally is supposed to be held right here in front of the white house to send a message to president obama about the shootings. tuesday, alton sterling was shot and killed by two police officers while he was being restrained in baton rouge. on the video you can hear the officers yell "gun." then yesterday, philando castile was shot and killed during a traffic stop in minneapolis. his girlfriend posted live footage of the aftermath. she claims castile was reaching for his license. at the white house, president facebook. the president says americans should be deeply troubled by the fatal shootings but he did not go into detail about them because the justice department is investigating the sterling shooting in louisiana. t

sky 7hd was live over lafayette street as police try to figure out what caused the driver to veer off the road and slam into a light pole. officers say there is no indication that drugs or alcohol were involved. >>> san francisco police arrested a man in a squad drew pell murder in the hayes valley neighborhood. they were double parked when a barrage of bullets was fired into their car. sergio is here with new details. >> just days into this investigation police believe there were -- there was more than one gunman and with today's arrest of one person the mother of one of those victims says she feels some relief. for more than a year and a half, she has been on a mission to find justice. her son was one of the victims. police called her about the arrest of 27-year-old lea farly. >> i don't know him. i don't know thog about him. but you murdered my child. >> scommunity organizers praised her tenacity. >> there are marches we participated in. >> her 19-year-old son was in the car when police say a shooter, possibly shooters, opened fire on him and three other young men killing him at th

abc7 news was at buckeye field in love lafayette where they brought plenty of spf and h2o. >> it was 107 on the way in. i don't think i have seen it that high. >> in addition to the heat air quality is poor because of smoke drifting from the fire burning in monterey county. it is a double whammy. the heat and the smoke is lingering in the air. >> let's see if the conditions will continue. sandhya patel is monitoring that for us. >> dan and kristen, this will continue for a couple more days. the smoke as least tomorrow. look at this time lapse from our east bay hills camera. the smoke from the fire in monterey county and the haze is adding to the color sunset at 8:23. down below if you look carefully you will notice the thin layer of fog and that is a factor in your forecast for tomorrow. a spare the air alert for your wednesday. that's due to the smoke and the haze. live doppler 7hd showing where it is foggy. just in case you decide over the next couple days that you just can't take the heat anymore and your kids are out of school, or if you don't have children and you want to get aw

being able to get passengers through walnut creek, for a while we did not have trains running past lafayette or pleasant hill. we had a fire on the track. coverboard caught on fire. a consider board covers the third rail, and i know i think about seven coverboards at some point were on fire or the damaged as part of it and crews had to complete inspection and we haven't had any train service until 3:00 p.m. now we'rable to single track. >> how big are the delays. >> it's not clear yet. we have to see how the trains are able to share one track, so not clear yet. always good to leave extra time, but i'm not sure how much extra time at this point ridership should give. i would expect maybe at least 10 to 15 minutes delay from singing tracking. >> if you can, give yourself a little mow leeway was car traffic was busy. do we know what caused the fire? >> not yet. a lot of times what happens is there's debris on at the track or a train go over debris and its causes a spark. i'm waiting for word from control center and the crews and the fire department on what caused it. >> thank you for your time