obviously, you know who wouldil' love the lafayette in hamilton is lafayette who was just a publicity whore. [laughter]at he the fact that he comes up so charming and chivalrous and such a good dancer with such wonderful hair. [laughter] w lafayette was already going bald at 19. the last time i saw it, therelam was an empty seat in front of the for some reason i just kept picturing lafayette in it, andfo he would just have been swooning the whole time. it is interesting though, one thing about that show especially because it's the casting, and b this wasn't your question i have been thinking about it lately because people have some qualms about the founding fathers, especially the ones who owned other people. there are some people lately who want to disregard all of their accomplishments. i can understand that but one way you get past that is make washington black. which i am definitely doing next time. [laughter] such a good idea. we should have done that. that should've been out of original casting, washington should have been black. .. n black. >> in today's i guess mass recording

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lafayette languished in new jersey and new york with little to no attention so washington ordered lafayette to round up troops in the early months of 1781 with the clear directive to trap the treacherous benedict arnold and deliver a fate worse than death. actually, just death. after lafayette's arrival in virginia, an already bad situation got worse. by may, general charles cornwallis arrived in petersburg, 24 miles south of the capitol to join forces. as a result of the capture at the battle of saratoga in 1777. not 100% sure of benedict arnold's end game. they were sent to rendezvous in virginia. however, phillips became violently ill, but not before launching a campaign on the river and participating in the attack on petersburg. washington sent forces under the command of marquee de la fayette. not before turning all command of forces to the still alive benedict arnold. now, combined with washington's men, excuse me, cornwallis' men, the british army numbered some 7,000 seasoned veterans. cornwallis led this fighting force across the james river to purcey the marquee de lafayette to par

lafayette was in love. he and his men start in carriages and end upon horses and walking to philadelphia where he is going -- what became independence hall and announce -- he expected a warm welcome. .. the moment lafayette recalled was peculiarly unfavorable to strangers. don't get that at all. the americans were displeased with the pretensions and disgusted with the conduct of many frenchmen. consequently he wrote the congress finally adopted the plan of not listening to any stranger. when lafayette and his friends called the statehouse, they should them away snarling its themes french officers have a great fancy to enter our service without being invited. most of them, including lafayette had been invited by american agents in france hence the thrones of perks of frenchmen who have been washed ashore for months expecting to be welcomed with rankin riches. also i should mention europe is uncharacteristically at peace and so all of these european officers especially frenchmen come over in droves wanting a

obviously, you know who would love to lafayette and hamilton is lafayette who was just a publicity whore. [laughter] unit, the fact that he comes up so charming and chivalrous and such a good dancer with suchnc wonderful hair. [laughter] lafayette was already going bald at 19. the last time i saw it, there was an empty seat in front of the for some reason i just kept picturing lafayette in it, and he would just have been swooning the whole time. it's interesting though, one thing about that show especially because of the casting and, this wasn't a question but i have been thinking about it lately because people have some qualms about the founding fathers, especially the ones who owned other people. there are some people lately who want to disregard all of theirrp accomplishments. and i can understand that but one way you can pass that is make washington black. which i am definitely doing next time. [laughter] such a good idea. we should have done that. that should've been original casting. washington should have beenrigil blocked. >> in today's i guess the mass recording that goes on in

and so i think lafayette park or lafayette square as it's also called embodies that spirits and eventhough we beat ourselves up in this country for how much bickering there it-- this is and how we cannot get along, i think that is annoying and time-consuming, but also the source of our greatness and at the fact that we have this place across the street from our head of government's house where people as george hw bush said, they would beat those damn drums when i was trying to have dinner , i think this is something that we as a people and you and your city should be enormously proud of and i think the fact that it is named after lafayette, i think, that would probably be to him his greatest honor. i think it is, also. good night. [applause]. >> good morning. i'm alice cary. as a reviewer for book page i read a lot of books and one of my favorites this year is "truevine". took beth macy to unearth the saga requiring painstaking research on multiple fronts to unearth the she writes to untangle a century of whispers from truth. the result is deeply moving and endlessly compelling and s

there's some around lafayette. there's a little band hanging out and this system will arrive late tonight into tomorrow morning and will give some rain up north south of the golden gate. occasional bands of higher clouds. the easterly breeze still there. what about out to the delta? not yet. >>> this morning bart trains are running on time. an e lick try cal problem on the tracking in san francisco led to a major delay for riders everywhere. they were able to fix the problem after 10:00 and the problem on the tracks is not expected to impact this morning's commute. we had some video of chp chase through berkley. the vehicle refused to stop and traffic is light. you can see this person here refusing to stop. let's go to our tracy super commute. traffic is moving along well if you're driving on 205 and 580. expecting a lighter commute because many government offices have the day off for veterans day. moving along to the commute in pleasanten ton looks good. 880 north and southbound in oakland. going to live picture t

petaluma has thick fog in lafayette. very thick there and probably san ramon.f you have some let me know. i know it's really dancing around and south has some as well. steven says good morning sir. this old tie? thank you. how are we looking for our great veterans day parade. the parade is at 1:00. after the morning fog you will be good. >>> 60s on the coast and 70s inland and mid 70s. i think we will still be okay here but a little bit cooler than we were on wednesday and thursday. system moving in getting weaker by the moment but dragging in higher clouds and the breeze turning more on shore by the coast. some of that fog will plan for a slightly cooler forecast. off shore breeze all shore long. around the bay there's stul a component in the northeast but as we see right there, taking a turn more to the west so that's a sign of things to come. 40s and 50s on the techs. 48 atmore began hill. 46 in boulder creek. one elevation above scotts valley in the mid 60s. so there are chilly readings and some that are mild to warm. 28 in truckee. this system looks good b

the alleged assaults happened at the green leaf massage center in lafayette where he worked. clients tell police smith inappropriately touched them while they were nearly asleep. and is out on bond. we tried to reach him at his home and by phone. the owner tells cbs4 she fired smith in october when she found out about the allegations. adding in a statement, upon his hiring, there was no evidence to suggest that he was capable of this behavior. we are appalled and disgusted by the actions. and, these do not reflect the january. state records indicate he is licensed in massage therapy. and show no history of past discipline. police say 11 years ago, smith was arrested for raping a woman while she was intoxicated and he confessed but the victim did not want to pursue charges. the owner says she didn't know about the prior case when she live in lafayette, lauren dispirito, cbs4 news. >>> new information after chemicals were found inside a hotel room in golden. police and the bomb squad evacuated the courtyard this afternoon. investigators have not told us what chemicals were foun

our lauren dispirito is live in lafayette where that man worked. lauren? >> reporter: both incidents allegedly happened here at the green leaf and they happened between august and october. brandon smith is now facing criminal charges after two women say he sexually assaulted them. the alleged assaults happened at the green leaf massage center in lafayette where he worked. clients tell police smith inappropriately touched them while they were nearly asleep. he was arrested last week. and is out on bond. we tried to reach him at his the owner tells cbs4 she fired smith in october when she found out about the allegations. adding in a statement, upon his hiring, there was no evidence to suggest that he was capable of this behavior. we are appalled and disgusted by the actions. and, these do not reflect the values of the center. smith had worked there since january. state records indicate he is licensed in massage therapy. and show no history discipline. police say 11 years ago, smith was arrested for raping a woman while she was intoxicated and he confessed bu

. >> reporter: and good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist live in lafayette park just a few hundred yards from the white house this morning. we have team coverage all morning long on what has become the closest presidential race in recent history. overnight there were huge crowds of people outside the white house, what will soon be donald trump's home. at times, there were 300 to 400 appeared to be protesting. many of them carrying hillary clinton signs. >> in a few minutes before 3:00 a.m., donald trump took the stage announcing his rival conceded the race. he also laid out the plans he said he'll enact within moving here to washington. >> no dream is too big, no challenge is too great. nothing we want for our future is beyond our reach. america will no longer settle for anything less we must reclaim our country's destiny and dream big and bold and daring. >> reporter: now we did not hear from hillary clinton. she didn't speak publicly. we'll expect to hear from her a bit later on this morning. right now, we'll turn to storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell at 5:01 for a look at the weath

westbound 24 through lafayette as you drive-thru here, it's slow. it's looking like a slower day than yesterday as more people are on the road at this early hour it's not wet in most commutes. steve was saying it was raining in sonoma county up there and could see some wet weather there. but right now, lafayette looks okay, when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, that's backed up before you make it onto the span. we have had some slow traffic. a couple of crashes hay ward southbound 880. there have not been major crashes, but we have seen slow traffic as a result. 6680 will be slow. the traffic in contra costa county is getting slow. briefly, i want to look at 680 it's slow from 242 as you drive to the walnut creek under change, look at 84, slow, as it normally is, now, at 6:49, let's bring in steve. >> i have you not heard that song >>> see what you did. >>. >> >> let's get to it. raindrops definitely still falling in concorde. clayton, right now, and probably a little rain falling on some of the cows out there. scattered shower activity, this i

you can see moderate down towar lafayette in longmont to an important parson a denver. we've seen the offense is everything from bergen park and not let out in the foothills so the arc closer the set of town. we were thinking around the edg for some places and going highe than that like lafayette and fort collins little over an inc and a half and the snow is wrapping up. 1.4 in boulder. denver international goes to matt macon and they were able once the sunset to measure seve tenths of a bench. that is way above the one tenth of mentioned we needed to make this our first measurable snow outside right now, temperatures falling and the city in the temperatures dropped off. look at the reading. but the setting sun on the nort when, everybody below freezing and that is having an impact on the roads. there are the wind speeds and here are your future cast wind speed and look what happens for the win let's up but it is stil in the cd the wind will move out for the day tomorrow. by the time we get to mid that is pretty much done. the skies are clear heading int tomorrow and th

lafayette has absconded to america. he's bought his own ship to come here.the king of france is trying to keep them at home. his wife's family is trying to keep them at home because as i mentioned she is pregnant. and once he makes it onto this ship he has purchased across the atlantic, he starts spending his wife's, he starts writing his wife these letters trying to explain why he has abandoned her. and their forthcoming child. i say in the book that while history might be full of great fathers, history is not where to find them. at sea, lafayette unveiled the grandeur of his mission to his wife audrey and attempted to include her in it. he wrote, i hope that as a favor to me you will become a good american. she is a teenage french aristocrat from one of the most illustrious families in france. she lives in a mansion in paris when she is living at their mansion in bursae so asking her to become a good american is sort of baffling. also, he wasn't really in a position to ask her any favors. nevertheless, he wrote of his wife, the welfare of america is intima

we're in lafayette park with more on their message. >> reporter: organizers say they did not want another loud, angry demonstration. instead tonight they sang songs and recited poetry. >> all my friends you're ready instead we all cried. >> reporter: outside the white house a large crowd gathers for a peaceful vigil in lafayette park. >> i'm here because i'm very upset at the way the election was run by donald trump. i think he used a lot of lies in this campaign. >> reporter: they say they're shocked and saddened by the election results and want to stand together. >> i feel that across the board we haven't had anybody to stand up and bic this racism that has been increasing in the past couple days is wrong. >> reporter: organizers say they didn't want to have a protest. they wanted a sharing of love in communities they say were hurt by donald trump's election. >> i think in the lgbt community we've got enough legal protections or we've made a lot of progress, but donald trump's election validates a lot of racists and xenophobic attitudes. >> reporter: they say even though trump won, the

it centner lafayette. >>> no cause on a fire that damaged the highlands neighborhood. flames broke out at the green door furniture store. firefighters were quick to put it out so it did not spread. >>> an update to the fire that burned into the night on green mountain. copter 4 showing us exactly how much land burned. quite the scene. all the evacuees have gone home. as firefighters investigate what caused it. and right now, our jamie leary gives us a look at what the night. >> reporter: despite the wind, the fire is contained. you can see the burn scar just behind me. officials had the opportunity to do more accurate mapping and the acres burned drops from 300 to 96. more than 30 firefighter worked through the morning and into the afternoon to put out remaining hot spots. the wild fire was reported around 5:00 monday night. the county sent more than 4300 evacuation notices out. residents were scrambling to get ready the flames were visible from downtown denver and quickly engulfed the side of green mountain. 160 firefighters from 12 different agencies responded to pre

i bought a ticket i did not win the winner has not come forward about 5,000 people call lafayette home. look at today's sports and a local boxing promoter hits a milestone here in las vegas. >> when you hit a milestone like 2,000, i don't know, you know, why should 2,000 be any different from 1,999t isn't, but it means something, 2,000, even number, special number. but what it the memories of the great fights i did, whether in las vegas or other places around the world. >> top ranks, big 2,000. his promotion last night. and you'll hear all of the whole interview coming up on sports night in las vegas. amber dixon sat down with bob and some pretty good stories talking about those 2,000 boxing sports night. big basketball game at cox stadium. rebels taking on mississippi both teams undefeated nice ball movement trailed by two at the half. nicky weetly on the break for unlv in the third. jordan bell gets the bucket. then lady rebels start pulling away, bell for a put back, she had seven, the lady rebels stay unbeaten they get another win. 64-57. coming the rumor coming out of the bay area

working for french general marquis delafayette, james lafayette posed as an escaped slave to penetratear camps. the smithsonian associates and the international spy museum co-hosted this 80-minute event. >> good morning. good to see all of you here. i'm the museum's historian curator. i would like to welcome all of you to the third part of

jessica. >> reporter: well, an attorney here in lafayette is speaking out. he says the ad for bart and the ad for measure rr are way too similar. he believes bart is breaking the law and encouraging voters to support measure rr. >> bart and the warriors have been connecting people across the bay for 44 years. >> reporter: draymond green is teaming up with bart for their newest social media ad. in the 30-second spot, you will never hear him use the words measure rr. but he does say this. >> bart needs to stay safe and reliable. >> reporter: and it's that phrase safe and reliable you will also see on all the yes on measure rr campaign ads. the lafayette attorney claims it's proof bart is illegally campaigning for measure rr. the $3.5 billion bond measure would pump more tax dollars into the transit system. >> it's the name of the committee for the yes on rr committee is the committee to keep bart safe and reliable. so it's not an accidental coincidence that mr. green uses these catch phrases. >> reporter: in california, it's illegal for agencies to spend money

investigators say he has hit two dozen homes in danville, san ramon, alamo and lafayette, orinda and walnut creek. >> actress shane stone will be at santa clara university with names of brock turner and emily doe on her mind. an actress read part of the letter to the former stanford swimmer and sharon season do the same. the event is intended to raise awareness about sexual assault and share solutions on prosecuting students and survivors. >> a judge dismissed pg&e's attempt to toss out the summit guilty verdicts again the company in connection with the fatal explosion in san bruno. last night's ruling moans the utility will be sentenced in january. each count carries 500,000 phone. the maximum they could pay is $3 million. pg&e earns that much in 30 hours cording to our media partner. the pipeline explosion killed eight people and caused millions in damage. >> volkswagen's scandal is costing 30,000 workers their jobs. the cuts will save $4 billion a year. volkswagen is paying $15 billion to settle lawsuits and fines over software in 500,000 vehicles that turned off. commission contr

big shout-out to somebody in lafayette tennessee, they're $421 million richer.all six powerball numbers of the last night. lafayette, by the way, just a little town about 5,000 residents. don't give up hope. my friends who live around here, lottery officials say someone bought a ticket in pennsylvania worth $1 million. not bad, i know, it's not a half billion, but hey, it's still a million more than you had last night. check out your tickets. >>> back to the fox 29 weather authority. at least it was dry, something that's going to change. kathy orr is tell us about that >> a lot of changes first it's not going to be dry or cold. we're going to go see the winds of change bringing warm weather. we do have a few clouds to the north but generally clear skies, light winds and chilly temperature, in old city philadelphia, temperatures will be falling quickly. 43, winds out of the west, northwest at about nine miles an hour, temperatures ranging from 27 in millville with a light wind to 38 in allentown. 39 in trenton. 36 in reading and the poconos, cool. cold with that

walnut creek and lafayette also, and the concord pavilion also 42. cold showers on the north coast and cool air filtering in, mostly sunny today with partly cloudy skies near the coast. a few showers to the north and color for all, blustering and windy at times. tonight will be very cold. 60s on the temperatures today, normal is 64, and we are way above this entire month, but it looks like we will stay cool over the next few days. we will get a warm up on friday with rain arriving on saturday and continuing into sunday.>> i have alerted all of the ballerinas and dancers for the big show this weekend. we will have to bring the big umbrella to cover the costumes.>> do not text me and say it's raining. >> i will not complain since i have been warned. >>> it is 6:49 am>>> coming up, the two california propositions that are still too close to call. >>> get ready for the smart trains in the north bay, and the people that live near the tracks are worried even before the trains begin to run. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. >>> prosecutors have filed murde

they host louisiana lafayette on thursday notre dame and texas or northwestern. do you back but the pioneers looking for their a national title the first one since 2005. their back on the home icing squeaking for two against the miami of ohio. having stated stephen any surgery is that an accurate worse. call rapids tim howard suffered the injury in last week's qualify for the national team against mexico. i can't imagine the staff and team not too pleased with the tiny. the ready to play in the semifinals later this month. what could possibly go wrong? that has to s about it no doubt about it. >> to think he won the alumni of the year were? >> i think he probably did. jovon: i'm here because i'm trying to get my marriage back on the right track, the way it used to be. sheanettea: we have a lot of trust issues in our marriage and i'm known for being promiscuous, but i'm changing my life around and i really want him to start trusting me. jovon: sheanettea says she's going to change, that she is not going to cheat anymore but i'm not so sure. sheanettea: he has to p

in lafayette hill there's also a crash along jackson driver at pine tree road.es so far on the blue route, 476, or the schuylkill i-76. but there is an issue here in that bucks county. this is route one, the not so superhighway. southbound side by route 13 looks like the police have left the scene of this accident. i still see some flares out here, so watch out for some restrictions but it looks like that may be in the process of clearing. getting word of a new downed pole. at least partially blocking the ramp from 295 northbound to route one northbound there in lawrence township. you can squeeze by but it is something to watch out for. tam. >> okay, thank you, matt. >>> investigators have recovered the black boxes from that plane crash in colombia. 71 people died on the charter flight carrying a brazilian soccer team. six people did manage to survive the crash. crews are working to now remove the bodies from the wreckage. while the cause is unknown, colombian authorities say the plane suffered an electrical failure. now investigatorss are looking at the possibi

lafayette hill along jackson drive at pine tree road. coming southbound on lincoln drive watch out for one near rittenhouse street. those drives are really treacherous because they're so windy and there are so many wet levers it is really slippery and kind of a tricky ride. on the big picture overnight construction on the northbound side of 95 in delco at 420 is gone. same here on the vine street expressway. all the overnight work is cleared, all lanes reopened. crews do return tonight though at 11 o'clock and there's still some work for the next half hour over here in cherry hill. brace road blocked off at kresson road. kings highway gets you around that until 6:00 on this wednesday morning. matt. >> thank you, matt. we are following breaking news. two philadelphia police officers say a man they were taking into custody started biting them during a violent struggle and the bites were so deep they drew blood. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live outside the 24th police district where those officers are stationed. annie. >> repo

jessica. >> reporter: well, an attorney here in lafayette is speaking out.nd the ad for measure rr are way too similar. he believes bart is breaking the law and encouraging voters to support measure rr. >> bart and the warriors have been connecting people across the bay for 44 years. >> reporter: draymond green

in lafayette, jr stone, kron 4 news. >>> a parent at an east bay high school sent us a disturbing picture of some racist graffiti in a bathroom. you see it right here. it documents the disturbing scene, and monta vista high school. her son took the picture, and then showed it to the vice principal. all parents have been sent a letter, addressing the matter. the school district superintendent releasing a statement saying in part "in our district, harmful words used during the election coincided with two ugly incidents of racist graffiti at one of our high school, words exchanged on the campaign trail, and racist words written on the walls cite ow for how much we've need to support, teach and listen to our children." this is just breaking. we will keep you posted on this matter in the east bay. >>> in novato, police are looking for who spray painted racially charged hate speech on the oldham ton officer's club the graffiti was discovered monday morning, while officers were making the round. right now, police say since the language did not target a specific person, it does not classify as a

one lafayette business is cleaning grafitti off its building today -- as another is cleaning up a shattered window. police say someone spraypainted racial slurs on the las montanas market on public road. a few minutes later a person threw something through a window two blocks away at the eats and sweets shop -- and ran off. surveillance video from inside the store shows the window shattering and a customer moving to get out of the way. no one was hurt. the owner says he can't imagine why anyone would target his business. police think the two crimes could be related -- since they happened so close together. they don't have a description of a suspect -- but would like to hear from anyone who has any information. 15-thousand dollars worth of of the store thinks whoever stole from him... knew exactly what they were looking for. the thieves ndow to get into the level sega early monday morning.ce video of the burglars ransacking the store. they seem to know where certain products were kept -- and went straight for them. police say they didn't get a good look at the vandals. the future of campus i

one ticket in lafayette, tennessee matched all six powerball numbers drawn saturday night. the ticket is worth nearly 421-million dollars. that's the twelfth biggest u.s. lottery prize, ever. the winner has not yet come forward. according to lottery rules, he or she has 180 days to claim the prize. at xx time for - dry today; increasing clouds - much needed rain tuesday through wed. night - big temp swings (60s tue./wed to today: sunny early, becoming mostly cloudy. highs: 53-58 winds: 5-15 mph tonight: mostly cloudy with showers developing. patchy fog. lows: 42-49 winds: s 10-15 mph tuesday: rain. mild and breezy. highs: 63-70 french quarter. police respond seconds after gunmen open fire-- with tourists caught in the middle. the details.. coming we offered women a mystery beauty treatment. what made their skin more radiant? what?! wait! only dove has 1/4 moisturizing cream. smooth dewy skin. dove, your daily beauty treatment for radiant skin. mmm... i can't believe it's so delicious. i can't believe it has 40% fewer calories than butter. i can't believe it's made with real

the winning ticket was sold in lafayette, tennessee. this is the second largest jackpot in tennessee history. as always, the winner has 180 days from the drawing date to go headquarters to claim their prize. unfortunately, there were no smaller million dollar winners in florida. don't look now, but the tampa bay bucs have a nice little win streak going and are back above 500 for the season. they beat the seattle seahawks 14 to five sunday at ray jay. jameis winston who has been on a roll recently threw for 220 yards and two touchdowns. those touchdown passes went to mike evans. the bucs are now six and five. they head to san diego to play the chargers this sunday. u-s-f! the bulls are back in college football's top 25 for the first time since 2011. in the coaches poll, they are ranked number 23 and number 23 in the a-p poll. the bulls have won 17 of their last 21 games.. this year is the first time in school history they've reached 10 wins. this is pretty cool. starting today, at going to the super bowl every year...for free! it all has

but see highway 24 westbound, slows in lafayette, as we showed you.n it picks up on the way to oakland. it's not that bay. 680 into danville is slow this morning. now at 7:47 let's bring in steve in. now, some of that fog that we've been talking about is on highway 101 in sonoma county. >> and highway 4 a little bit. we have seen some out there as well. i think that will play into the forecast the next couple of days. it will only thicken up here. some of it is dense and shallow and won't make an impact f it drifts over where you're driving, the visibility can drop to 0. it is thick towards petaluma and santa rosa even up into ukiah. otherwise it is clear and it will be a nice day. it is just darn cold out there for some this morning. nice to see the sierra snow? the green mountains flying into the bay area yesterday. a clear and cool -- i would say that is cold for inverness at 43 degrees. east pete loom a, 36. northwest napa, 40. st. helena, 40 degrees. queen bee says up in lake county, it is a crisp 36 degrees on cob mountain. that's a lonely tree

. >>> now someone in lafayette, tennessee, is a multimillionaire. this is all thanks to a powerball ticket worth $429 million. i had to say it that way. the winning ticket matched all numbers drawn saturday night. the jackpot is the 12th largest in u.s. history. here are the winning numbers. 17, 19, 21, 37, 44 and the powerball. >> 16. >> well done. >> just about -- you have about the same chance of finding that winning ticket on the ground as you do buying it. sign it on the back and put it in a safe. you have 90 days to claim it. >>> donald trump unleashing a twitter tirade claiming he won the popular vote. where is this all heading? >> you know? >>> president-elect trump launching into an epic twitter rant. slams the recount in wisconsin while claiming he won the popular vote of the election and he has choice words for hillary clinton. >>> a tale of two cities in the wake of fidel castro's death. people in havana, grieving. in little havana, they are dancing in the streets. what is next for u.s. and cuba relations? >>> welcome to cyber monday. mi

that lafayette addams was no fool. darling, the minute you get on the air, it makes you look so impressive. yes, that's it. and i'll insist that the camera zoom in for a big head close-up. yes, my dear. let's try it, yes. now, stare. that's it. close-up. that was just a wee bit too close. but you're getting it, darling. i've gotten it. gomez, i was just going to test my new guillotine. would you like... fester, don't you know i'm going to debate the mayor? can't you see i'm wrestling with major issues? major who? labor, foreign policies, social security. yeah, what do you think should be done about them? that's what i was going to ask you. and distractions. uncle fester, i want you to taste my new recipe. braised lion loins. say, that is tasty. something is the matter with gomez. he doesn't even want to play with my guillotine. he has been acting strangely. i'd better give this my personal attention. fourscore and nine years ago... no. fourscore and ten years ago... that doesn't sound right, either. oh, bubele. good mo

the ticket -- worth nearly 421-million dollars -- was sold in lafayette. the winner has not come forward yet. according to lottery rules -- he or she has 180-days to claim the prize. all aboard the polar express! people are lining up in williams, arizona, for a train ride to the "north pole" -- not the actual north pole.. ... but the place where santa and his elves make the toys that santa will deliver on christmas eve. this polar express is operated by grand canyon railway. the ride begins a visit from santa, who hands out special gifts. from the polar express to the rockefeller center -- it was a busy weekend for santa.... mr.claus was spotted skating around at the rockefeller ice rink. who knew the big guy could be so nimble in that heavy red and white suit. ol' saint nick was seen at the landmark this holiday weekend giving other skaters a treat.. helping them out with their own moves and giving people lots of great photo ops. a young deer that was found forest in russia has been taken in by a local family. the deer now lives like a domestic pet.. dema

the ticket, worth nearly 421-million dollars, was sold in lafayette. the winner has not come forward yet. according to lottery rules, he or she has 180-days to claim the prize. in the meantime, lottery officials are advising the keep it in a secure location. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> check out this black friday apocalypse! this is from a nike outlet store in seattle. the aftermath after the black friday pillaging has has hundreds or thousands of views. larry downer, who shot the video , went to the store to try to score a pair of shoes for his son and this is what he walked into. he even posted that he thought it was actually an earthquake at first!/// >>> we'll be right back......../// attention holiday shoppers you have a second chance to get more gifts if you missed out on black friday... because today is cyber monday. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus...a chilly change of seasons has arrived... here in the valley. sherry has today's extra cool forecast. ((brian loftus)) >> and... cuba begins their nine days of mourning after the death of former leader d 8 news

adams are alive and they get together and celebrate lafayette. so it's a wonderful sort of exclamation of patriotic memory. it's probably one of the first where we're looking and embracing history. people are starting to be able to purchase their copies of the declaration of independence and put them above the fireplace. and we're celebrating the words and the actual document. so fortunately, this room kind of becomes a historic place before they've gotten to the point of totally getting rid of the building and tearing it down to build something new. we're really lucky in a lot of ways it was in use long enough it became important. by the mid-1800s, this whole thing is a museum. one of the most fascinating stories in this room when the liberty bell, of course spent almost a hundred years in our bell tower cracked, they put it on display in this room. and one of my favorite days that's not one of the days of the revolutionary war actually comes 150 years ago this year in april. after abraham lincoln was assassinated. his body lay in state in this

a student at the university of louisiana at lafayette tells police she was attacked by two men, one of whom as wearing a "trump" hat. at san diego state university, woman says two men had grabbed and made comments about trump and muslims before fleeing. the other attack happened at san jose state university. breaking news now at 4: milwaukee police tell us there's been an arrest in connection with the hit- and-run death of five year old rickyia langham. the little girl was crossing the street sunday morning... when she was hit and the driver took off. a 30-year-old man, believed to be the driver, is now in custody. 'more local news" now: there's been a rash of car break- only looking for the suspects. they are looking for the victims. ann sterling explains why: police believe at least 3o cars were hit this week on the south side of waukesha. the crooks targeted unlocked vehicles in a neighborhood between sunset and fox river parkway , south prairie and 59. 10.07.10 clearly crimes of opportunity.small items were mostly taken and police believe some car owners haven't even realized they

. >>> police in lafayette say two businesses were vandalized monday within two minutes of each other. at least one of the crimes appears to be racially motivated. someone spray painted two slurs. surveillance video interest customer moving to get of the way. >> we've never had any vandalism. we're a big part of the community, we have a good reputation, so we hope no one doesn't like us, but so far no disgruntled employees or anything. >> police believe the two crimes could be close to each other. they wouldlike to hear ho may h good look the vandal. >>> douglas county deputies arrested a school officer 0on suspicion of sexually assaulting out on bond. they found out ab afternoon. after interviewing the student, they there was enough everydpostle. the formal charges have not 'sc ponderosa high thunderstorms is a few hours n@e away tennessee. it f)comes too for businesses around gatlinburg, out. >> thfire came dangerously close to an aquarium thand doll which is in the same county. the aquarium briefly lost in gatlinburg. she was certain they were going to die. >> we only had minutes an

clay higgins, deputy marshal for lafayette) "my brothers and sisters of the thin blue line." former louisiana sheriff's captain clay higgins was amongst those sending prayers. the outspoken officer known for his flamboyant crime stoppers television segments... sent a video message to the lucas family. when higgins visited fresno in may... the two hit it off. fact that i was blessed to have known him." this afternoon around four...the fresno county sheriff's dispatch broadcasted an "end of watch" for sgt. lucas... many so grateful to have known lucas... saying one last goodbye to the officer who served the valley for more than 20 years. ((kirsten joyce)) >> weeks championship win. ((brian loftus)) >> coming up on good day... see how many pounds this giant cake weighs that was made in honor of the world champs./// you're watching 8 news now good day. ((kirsten joyce)) one of their favorite chocolate bars. loyal fans of toblerone discovered that the distance between the triangular chuncks in the chocolate bar have expanded. the extra space means less chocolate. chocolate bars th

the ticket, worth nearly 421-million dollars, was sold in lafayette. the winner has not come forward yet. according to lottery rules, he or she has 180-days to stay with your 24 hour news evening as a warm front lifts north through eastern iowa. after midnight, the rain will turn more to scattered showers. winds will be gusty through tonight at 20- 30 mph. with the strong southerly flow, we will stay mild tonight, only dropping into the 40s o conditions will continue for monday, another mild day is on tap. there will be a chance for a few showers as well as the cold front sweeps in from the west. dry conditions will take over for the rest of the week, however, the system that brought us this rain will stall out to our north, keeping us in a very cloudy pattern. temperatures will fall back through next weekend. tonight: rain likely and windy. winds: s 20-35 mph low: 46 alo: 46 dbq: 43 iow: 46 43 to 49 tomorrow: chance of showers. winds: s 20-30 high: 55 alo: 54 dbq: 53 iow: 55 52 to 58 tom. night: mostly cloudy. winds: sw 5-15 low: 36 alo: 35 dbq: 36 io

upper 40s to low 50s and 48 in leg let, with 48s in danville and lafayette and novato at 46 and alamedan francisco and half moon bay. tonight the lets are cooler, a last low-to-upper 40s. jumping ahead to what is beginning on, live doppler hd is quiet with the clouds breaking up, with the increasing sunshine and a big mess of swirling clouds ranking "1" and that is light from light to severe and evening showers, naviest in the north bay with yellows and oranges and reds and possible heavy during the 7:00 hour, and it will taper into moderate moving through the heart of the bay and then through the south bay around midnight. by wednesday morning, it is cleared, and it will be dry day for travel and dry for thanksgiving day, and then friday and traveling sunday, another light store. mike i want to show you this cmera to she how dense the fog is. this is san rafael. 101 at one point we could see the highway. we cannot see the brake lights now or the headlights. it is dangerously low visibility. we slow down and drive for conditions. walnut creek is not ground level clouds and impacting the

no doubt the sixth ranked badgers were a little sleepy at the beginning of today's game in west lafayette. but after hitting the snooze buttom several times in the first quarter, they finally woke up in the second quarter against purdue. down 3-0 to the boilermars the final eight and half minutes of the first half. first, alec ingold caps off an 87 yard drive with a one yard score. bucky back on top 7-3. then eight seconds later in the second quarter, badgers defense steps up. david blough is picked off by t.j. watt, and what a play this turns into, a pick six. badgers now up 14-3. after another blough interception, quarterback bart houston fakes the handoff and finds alec ingold open in the endzone for a 19 yard score, his second touchdown of the day. badgers cruising now 28-3, but first half. next possession, bradrick shaw takes the handoff and finds a hole up the middle. he rumbles 33 yards for the touchdown. badgers lead 35-10 at the half. then in the third quarter, badgers add to their lead. alex hornibrook back in at quarterback, finds jazz peavy in the endzone for a 25 yard strike.

the powerball ticket worth nearly $421 million was sold in lafayette, tennessee. the winner has 180 days to claim the prize. what a holiday present.>>> right now shoppers are clamoring to snag resort discounts. they hope to book their next vacation while saving cash. sera marriott and several standalone properties are offering more than 50% off room rates. some wonder if cyber monday is a thing of the past. there were holiday up -- holiday discounts offered days or weeks ago.>>> the broncos are coming off of the lost to the chiefs and are in danger -- boss -- loss to the chiefs and playoffs. i'm curious to see what you have to say about this.>> reporter: this is tough. gary kubiak put everything on the table and went for the win. the 62 yard attempt fell short with just a minute left in overtime. there was a much needed victory. the kansas city chief -- she is had a kickoff for their own with a 27- they -- the broncos find themselves in third place.>> that -- it made me want to go in that direction. maybe you think about punting it down to get the ball back, i don

conference - but wisconsin knows their season and goals could be shattered if they sleepwalk to west lafayette this weekend. 3 3 shelton: you know, coach chryst has done a great job as far as keeping us on track as far as focusing on the goal that's ahead of us, which we've set after the bowl game last year. at this point, you can't dig into all that. you've got to worry about yourself and stay in your lane, and i think that's what we're doing as a team. it's crazy to see what just happened this past weekend, and i don't think we want to put ourselves in that want to ourselves in that position. 3 we're just a couple minutes away from the official we're just a couple minutes away from the official lighting of the milwaukee city christmas tree. that's the scene, live at city hall...a new spot for the tree this year. they tell us the'll throw the switch at 5-29....and then you'll be able to enjoy the tree all through the christmas season. 3 captioning sponsored by cbs >> dickerson: a warning from the surgeon general. substance abuse will strike one in seven americans. he wants a revolution in how

lafayette at 37. san rafael is warmest in the north by at 43 south on 101.ommute is the waves are...bigger through the afternoon. temperatures mid-to-upper 60s. warmest today. low-to-mid 60s tomorrow. rains on way. here all weekend and that is coming up next. >> thanksgiving dipper could be easier on the wallet and how much you can expect to pay for turkey ands fixing. >> apple could be planning a major move for the iphone production but it could cost you. stay tuned. >> the search for a missing mother from shasta county is now taking a strange twist. there is an anonymous letter offering money for her safe return causing concern with police. the letter was posted on a new website called www. sherripapin. she disappeared 16 days ago while jogging. the person offering the money is only in town for a few dayses on business and will pay the aged kidnapper however they want. they do not offer specific amount. but they did give the number of a negotiator who said he is a kidnap and ransom consultant. investigators have not trillion said some is a kidnapping and t

the group of 20 co-workers at an auto parts manufacturer in lafayette won the powerball over the weekend. they'll split the 420 million dollars and will be taking home 12-point-7 million dollars a piece. all said theyll either stay at work ...r stay long enough to train their state's second-largest lottery jackpot ever. ahead on wakeup this morning -- taking on the world champs. we break down the bucks victory against the cavaliers - coming up. and after the break -- arrests made during protests for raising the minimum wage in west milwaukee. the now at 5:30. a ruling from a dane county judge --determines how ballots will be hand recount will not be enforced rob joins us now on our brand new weather deck a low and the trough that trails it will move over our area today. as a result, we start sunny but end cloudy with a chance for showers by this evening. showers persist overnight, possibly mixing in with snow. no significant accumulation is expected. after a few morning flurries or showers, we dry up but stay

. >>> two lafayette businesses were vandalized within moments of each other, now police need people who did it. one of the crimes appears racially motivated. someone spray painted two racial slurs on the las montanas market on public road. that was on monday night. a few minutes later somebody threw something through the window two blocks away of the eats and sweets restaurant and then ran off. you can see a customer was inside at the time and had to just get out of the way to avoid being hit. >>> finding a warm place to stay is a struggle for homeless people during the winter collins hopes to help. it's called a safe place to rest and it creates shelters at community-based sites in the city which only has two permanent shelters where people can stay right now. the team over at in connection talked to chief sustainability officer jackie cozach which is based off a similar model being used in nashville, tennessee. >> it is also a flexible model that allows for some of the things that maybe our permanent shelters can't, so some of the pets, so we're really piloting this year to test our c

but still slow in orinda and lafayette. >>> lots of sunshine today.r breezy as well. we have a northerly breeze. and temperatures tonight will drop fast. imagine a world where we celebrate thanksgiving like we used to. where instead of rushing to buy we gave thanks for what we already have. and the only thing open for business after dinner was the family room. at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods we're closed on thanksgiving because family time comes first. let's put more value on what really matters. this season, bring back the holidays with t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods. >> the bay area is one of the most expensive places to live in the country. there are hidden gem that's are affordable. >> pam cook shows us one of the spots in an unlikely place. this doesn't mean that you will be driving an hour and a half in the morning. >> no. i had no idea this was out here. we know one of the most expenses to live is the bay area. the median price for the bay area as a whole more than $700,000. it is more than that in some places of course. so how would yo

lafayette. >> lafayette got a lot of rain. >> yeah.'m telling you, winds in lafayette stood out this october. getting good rain. this morning it was around santa cruz and santa cruz mountains. most of it is gone. there might be a little bit left. just kind of spots. i know there's some around san jose. livermore had some about half an hour ago, right there. it goes through. there wasn't a lot left. could be a little bit holding on. marin county a few showers. overall it looks like we're about done. san jose has had light rain. sal might touch on that. it is washing out, moving through. a little bit on the wet streets. soquel incredible landfall. they are done with that for now. not much left. a few showers holding on. the breeze is out of the west. a drier direction here. there were two pieces of this system. we are looking for a better conditions here but there will be a lot of fog reported in the next couple of nights and mornings. today, partly sunny. rain ends. 60s on the temperatures. it is 7:31. everything okay? >> yeah. i wanted