--lafayette. baptism, she became virginia lafayette nelson. utica after having traveled through the southern and western states. explorer was born in lafayettebaptized thoug. was passed to later generations. a supreme court justice was given the middle name lafayette. the whole coverage industry of consumer goods was created industry wastage created around his visit. medallions, she music. ribbons. an example of a lafayette ribbon. there are scarves. the next is a lafayette scarf with patriotic symbols. that was made in philadelphia in 1824. is a welcome lafayette drawn. -- drum. a set of dishes depicting his inival off castle garden 1824. with his ladies gloves face printed on it. the next lines are examples of his close bank. -- clothes. every american painter wanted to paint him from life. perhaps two of the most famous are this one by samuel morris later invented the telegraph. it is housed in new york city hall. oftemplating the bust washington and franklin with an empty pedestal. the next, a study for which is on the jacket of my book. i

lafayette was in love. so, he and his men basically start out in carriages and end up upon horses and by the end they are basically like walking to philadelphia, where he is going to what became independence hall and, you know, to announce here i am. you know, 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. so when lafayette and his friends called the statehouse, one man shooed 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 urks of frenchmen who have been washed ashore for months expecting to be welcomed with rank and riches. also i should mention europe is uncharacteristically at pe

so, what influence did lafayette have on him? >> what influence did lafayette have on washington? >> yes. >> i mean, i think-- for one thing lafayette just bucked up washington for most of the war. washington was about to get fired and sometimes for cost. lafayette was always on his side and whenever these conspiracies arose to get rid of washington washington-- lafayette was the one thing that these people are idiots. your one for the ages, so there is that. i think it was keeping washington going and like washington keeping gas kind of the key to that war. like this is endurance and putting up with it, sticking it out and so i think there was that influence and also lafayette was a pretty fervent abolition. he couldn't influence washington's decision for washington to have some of his own slaves freed upon his death. i would save most it was moral support. i don't know if you have a friend like that who whatever when you are down they are the ones who bucks you up, and i think that's who he was for washington. i only have time for one question because someone else is coming in h

at lafayette square.ance immigration policies by president trump. >>> lauryn ricketts, folks are headed out and should be mindful of children, pets, the elderly. >> it is going to be so hot not only today but tomorrow and alsy mo feeling closer to 100 degrees today. >> weather alert day today, no doubt. >> yup. that'll do it for "news 4 today." we'll be back on air this evening after the women's pga championship. now, we do want to leave you with one more remembrance for ms the vic of "capital gazette." >> my first thing, we know people there. >> our hearts go out tl them. we'l be thinking of them as we move forward. we wish them the best as they try to deal with their nief. >> our world, we'll just remember him a this irreplrieable, catic presence in our lives. >> absolute love and pride in my husband, that i feel the need to share. >> he got the big heart in the family. . symbol you know you're watching television that's educational and informational. the more you know on nbc. josh: today on the voyager

lafayette. we had john lewis. .e had three or four people dr. the number one guy teaching. we were a part of his assignment. he was teaching us, if they hit you, you fall a certain way, how to get up. he was teaching us various things you have to do to be nonviolent. never strike back. we were taught, you have to maintain a certain level of respect. they did not accept him when he first came to tell. he was labeled as a troublemaker. we don't need a troublemaker coming into our community. they rejected dr. lafayette. that is why he turned to the youth, because they were governed. afraid.were lafayette had a tough time to get into the church. all of our training went on in the basement of the church, some of which went on all night. word came out that he wanted to have a mass meeting. that was when the deacons met and said, we can't have a mass meeting at this church. they were fearful that the ku klux klan, every racist group possible, they are going to burn that church, they are going to do some drastic stuff. that was the fear. churchastor, he

all of this happened on glenside drive in lafayette. first responders had to carefully remove the 70-year- old driver and then take her to the hospital. ktvu's cristina rendon is in lafayette near where it happened. >>> reporter: this accident got the attention of a lot of neighbors in temporarily closed this open but incredible images coming from this accident. thankfully everyone is okay. >> it's just an incredible sight to see a car -- the back of the car sitting in the house. >>> reporter: it was a tough job getting this ford mustang out of the home it crashed into in lafayette. authorities say a woman in her 70s missed a curve on glen side drive, drove uphill through a fence into the house thursday morning. >> extraordinary to think that a car can be driving along going on this road and drive 20 feet up -- that's just -- that's pretty out of -- that's very unusual. >> reporter: these pictures show the inside damage. the owner of the home told ktvu off camera the impact was stronger than any earthquake they have ever felt. the musta

really that's back up in the lafayette, too.a rosa to petaluma, 17 minutes for you, westbound 580 castro valley to maze at 16. 101 south bay recovering 680 and highway 85. an earlier crash cleared near oakland road but you're in the yellow at 23 minutes. >> thanks, alexis. president trump wants the pentagon to begin the process of forming a sixth branch of the military called space force. >> global affairs correspondent into on "gma" about what that means. >> in a purely military it, a space force would over look satellite and new technologies. president trump can't do this on his own. he needs congress. >> space has traditionally been domain of air force. congress needs to write a law and carve out funding for a space force. >>> now to a video viral and it's disturbing to see, a toddler climbing a gate that's supposed to stop children from getting into an aboveground pool. the massachusetts family captured the boy on video nearly getting to the top before his mom takes him down. the ladder was locked but he was able to grab ont

people are still up in lafayette park at the rally.y'll make their way down here on to pennsylvania avenue and then make their way toward capitol hill where, again, they're just looking to flood these streets, show their outrage and get out their voices, fred. >> all right, and jessica, clearly the heat has not deterred a lot of people. i see you working with your bottle of water. the very hot in the nation's capital right now. our rene marsh is also in washington. and, in fact, near that lafayette park jessica was just referring to. how are people holding up? is the heat in any way making an impact? >> well, you know, fred, we saw, you know, just a bit down the ways here from the park, we saw a fire truck just basically spraying out water. we're assuming to keep people cool. you know, people are commenting on just how warm it is, but it's actually secondary because everything that they're hearing up on the stage, which the stage is right behind me here. folks are still, as you can see, some have strikele el trickled . there's still ma

b.a.r.t., minor delay, track maintenance taking a little bit longer to clear, walnut toward lafayette but at most 10 minute delay. it should clear. i'll let you know. ace may ask for your ticket at tracy. that's what they did yesterday so w w that. back to you guys. >> thanks very much,mike. 4:48, high school teacher in san jose accused of pulling out a noose to threaten a black student. it happened in april. santa teresa high school in san jose. during a weightlifting class, the teacher allegedly made a noose like structure and placed it around his neck. police say they were mware by the community not the school district. >> concerned we weren't contacted i'm going to tell you that right now. >> the teacher is on paid administrative leave. the district rnconsidinhether t criminal charges. >>> happening today house republicans will work on an immigration compromise. aat meeting comes last month. it's the third month in a row that arrests have tped 50,000. president trump not happy has criticized homeland security secretary. speaking of president trump, he is heading to the g7 summit i

lafayette park is directly across the street from the white house. you can see the north lawn there. you can see the front of the white house. of course, president trump not at the white house this weekend. he's up at his gulf club in bedminster, new jersey. but nevertheless, we're expecting to see thousands of people out here who will look to send their message directly to the president, to the trump administration. this all begins here at lafayette park at 11:00 a.m. there will be speakers on the stage behind me. we're expecting -- we've got some protesters here. we'll move over this way. we're expecting many different speakers. we're expecting america ferreira, alicia keys, some of the big superstars that will be reading out the affidavits from some of the people who have been separated from their families and children. we also expect to hear from lynn well manuel miranda, creator of the musical "hamilton." we're going to hear from a few kids ages 7 to 10. we'll read letters. they're in some of those shelters all across the country. so those kids

you're jammed out of lafayette and orinda.ee the tow truck, getting ready to hook up the overturned vehicle and still an investigation that kneneeds to on here. jammed for five miles to the scene. we'll talk about the rest of your approach. >> tough commute, mike. 6:43. happening today, you get a chance to give your opinion about google aesz expansion into downtown san jose. we've been covering the story for a long time. here's that area google wants to build in by the diridon station. there are worries the development will skyrocket housing costs more than they are. perfe protesters interrupted a meeting and today's discussion starts at 6:00 tonight at san jose city hall. >> the follow-up affecting your money. voters in mountain view will decide whether to tax businesses based on the number of employees they have. the city council voted late last night to put that measure on the november ballot. critics say it's a tax on jobs. the mayor says if passed, the tax would raise $6 million. all of it will be spent on transportation

(grant) a wild signt in lafayette...after a car speeds into a home. it happened this morning around 8-15... officers responded to a call about the accident on glenside drive near burton drive. one person had to be extricted from the vehicle... and was taken to a hospital. no other injuries have been reported... and it is unknown what caused the car to crash into the home.to crash into caused the car to crash into the home. (grant) blown over.(grant) blown over. a terrifying wind storm rips through this family park. we have video of the damage for you. (vicki) extreme weather is plaguing the north west. we take a look at how the hail and fire are impating more than just the environment. (grant) cut off. after a student deviates from the script of her valdictorian speech the school cuts her mic. we speak to her live and hear her response in two and a half minuets. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial

(vicki) a wild sight in lafayette...after a car crashes into a home. it happened this morning just after eight.... officers responded to a call about the accident on glenside drive near burton drive. one person had to be extricted from the vehicle... and was taken to a hospital. no other injuries have been reported... and it is unknown what caused the car to crash into the home. (grant) a san francisco woman pleaded not guilty to a murder charge... accusing her of killing and dismembering her roommate. lisa gonzalez entered the plea today. prosecutors say gonzalez told police she and her roommate argued back in may after her roommate refused to move out. but she doesn't remember what happened next. police who went to the home roughly two weeks later found the severed body. an autopsy and other information about the victim is expected in the coming weeks. (vicki) a woman's body was found floating in a creek in fairfield. police got to scene around 9 in the morning. the creek is near the railroad tracks off union avenue in fairfield. police say someone r

in lafayette, allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news.bout an hour ago, the attorney general announced a $67 million settlement to help students of the now shuttered corinthian colleges. >> they were shut down amid allegations of fraud. the estate is helping former students who were misled by the school. >> california's attorney general says the former christians students were cheated when those schools suddenly shut down. in his office, he is working to get them all of their money back. today during a news conference in san francisco, xavier becerra announced the settlement with balboa student loan trust. the private company that holds the loans of for about 35,000 former corinthian students across california. under this agreement, all of the students will have 100% of their outstanding debt forgiven and the lender will immediately stop collection and delete any negative credit reporting for those students. corinthian colleges also known as everest college and wyotech were shut down after the courts ruled the for-profit chain of schools

in lafayette, cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >> staying in lafayette now, firefighters say windy conditions complicated the fight against the fire that ripped through a house today. the fire was reported at about 4 a.m. on withers avenue just west of interstate 680. no one was hurt. but the home was heavily damaged by smoke and water. investigators said the fire started in an electrical panel and spread from a wooden pole to the attic of the home. the wind today posed a challenge for firefighters. >> there was a lot of winds in the area so there was also a lot of smoke when we arrived. so visibility initially was a problem. the other problem with the wind was that we weren't sure whether or not the tree was going to -- the moving tree was going to pull the wire down, which would have made a live electrical wire on the ground because of the wind. >> it took about an hour for firefighters to put out that blaze. >>> police have arrested a woman who they say tried to set fire it a preschool in newark and did set fire to another school in union city. both of the schools were operated by safari k

traffic is stacked up through lafayette. if you can take b.a.r.t., that's a great alternate this morning. >>> thank you, sue. number two, the pawnee fire has grown to 13,000 acres. it's 17% contained. at least 22 structures destroyed and 600 others remain threatened. >>> number three, a federal judge in southern california has temporarily halted the separation of families at the border. the judge ordered that children taken from their parents have to be reunited with their parents. >>> number four, city leaders plan to discuss a plan to build a massive detention center for undocumented immigrants. >>> number five, a top house democrat has fallen in a stunning upset. you're looking at 28-year-old ocasio-cortez who beat joe crowley for a new york city congressional district. >>> number six, we're going to take a couple of steps backward to i da. temperatures below average. look at the highs at 4:00. 50s at the coast, low to mid 70s for the rest of us. >>> number seven, barbie is officially moving into the information age. matt

. >>> a driver was hurt after crashing into a house in lafayette. happening on glennside drive around 8:15 this morning. you can see the damage, the gaping hole. the car was damage and the driver had to be kpr indicated from the car and taken to the hospital. police say speeding was likely a factor in the crash. and neighbors say speeding on that street is a big problem. >>> in santa rosa, a small fire last night has led to large worries about pg&e and its equipment. less than a week after calfire defaulted the -- faulted rather the utility for much of the north bay styer form. the utility quipped started forefire reigniting the safety discussion. here is our reporter wayne friedman. >> reporter: by the time chris and his wife began recording these flames across from the home and sommerfeld road in santa rosa they say the worst had already passed. an explosion atop a power pole by what pg&e zroibs as a regulator >> i was sitting on the couch, heard the pop, saw the sparks, saw the fire light up the living room. >> in a region already scarred by memo

a high school teacher at bentley school in lafayette, was in court thursday. brandon genest is accused of sexually assaulting two young children he was babysitting. as kron-4's dan kerman tells us... investigators are looking at the possibility of additional victims. 27 year old brandon genest is charged with sexually assaulting 2 children he was babysitting in walnut creek ... one age 6, the other age 7... and authorities believe there are likely additional victimssot paul graves/senior deputy district attorney 12-24 there's obviously a lot of concerned parents who had interaction with him and we are going through those phone calls , interviewing children and determining if additional charges will be coming and i anticipate there will bethe da's office says in addition to lewd acts with a child and child molesting, genest has been charged with indecent exposure and possession of child pornography... authorities say the suspect was advertising on numerous websites including sittercity, urban sitter, care and a variety of facebook groupssot what is troubling to

pleasanton and low 50s lafayette. also moraga at 51. el cerrito is 52. hey, we are 51 degrees. monterey and sacramento both at 55 degrees. 42 up in truckee. thunderstorm activity yesterday up in the mountains. you can see the system that's lifted out. there's still available moisture. it doesn't get warm up to the mountains. slightly warmer for us on friday . i think it will be mainly in the. a big drop on saturday. these will be the temps for tomorrow. if you're near the ocean or the baker i don't think it will change too much. there will be a slight warm up. it doesn't take much to warm up in june. tomorrow will be one of the state -- days. it doesn't mean the rain for us. it could mean some showers should know shower activity in the mountain. and keep an eye on the sky. 67 -- 60s, 70s, to very low 80s on the temps. walnut creek at 71. alameda 64. 71 san jose. 70s for everybody. upper 60s, 70s on the peninsula. san mateo 65. 62 in the city. that's below average as well. big drop saturday. pam? >> thank you, steve. >>> in guatemala, rescue teams are loo

so they'll all gather here at lafayette park for that rally at 11:00 a.m.nd then they'll take their protest to the streets. they'll march up pennsylvania avenue headed toward the capitol building and then gather at the national mall trying to get their message not only to the president but also directly to congress as well. victor and christi? >> jessica, thank you. >>> dozens of civil rights organizations are involved in the protests, including amneftsy international, the anti deafination league, the southern poverty law center. moveon.org is one of four lead partners sponsoring the events. our next guest is moveon.org's executive director of civic action. thank you for being with us. first and foremost, what did you see? what did you hear that prompted you to take this on? >> oh, goodness. well, you know, my good friend who is one of the champions in congress on this issue actually called me early on a saturday morning less than two weeksing -- exactly two weeks ago today and said what we are doing here? we need to be in the streets. we spent the weekend

jessica schneider is there at lafayette. so tell us what's happening. >> reporter: fredericka, the outrage has defended at lafayette park, as you said, right across from the white house. while the president is not at the white house, he's at his gulf club in bedford, new jersey, thousands have come here to get the message to him as well as to congress. it's a little quiet right now. that's because they're listening to the speaker behind me. but earlier just a few minutes ago there were chants of "vote him out." i've talked to people from denver and california and one family who drove 13 hours from alabama. so a lot of people have come here to d.c. this is really the focal point of all of those rallies happening all over the country. so just behind me is the stage where all the speakers are taking center stage. we're expecting to hear, actually, from several children. they're age 7 to 10, and we understand that they're going to be reading letters that they've written directly to these kids who have been separated from their f

a fire in lafayette destroyed a small home on tuesday. another in pinole prompted onata places i cala cls be one of the most dangerous. here is proof. a chp helicopter and truck key firefighter crew received a swift water rescue award for rescuing this swimmer stranded on a rock between two massive water falls along the yuba river. the swimmer was not seriously hurt. >>> north america had one goal, and that was to bring fifa 2026 to the region. mission accomplished. >> it is eight years from now. let's focus on today, shall we? abc 7 news reporter matt keller live at levi's stadium. hosting watch parties for every single match. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. soccer fans are certainly dedicated. if you want to watch on a big screen tv, this is the stadium, big screen where they'll show all the games today. the gates open at 7:45 this morning. it's world cup time. what better way than to watch it at your favorite soccer stadium. today saudi arabia takes on the host russia. the game starts at 8:00 a.m. the quakes will show ev

. >>> the rally at washington's lafayette square today is a personal matter for one hollywood star. up next i'm going to speak with "orange is the new black "'s actor diane guerrero, her family nightmare, her family was deported and she survived as a virtual orphan. (butch barks at man) butch is like an old soul that just hates my guts. (laughs) (vo) you can never have too many faithful companions. that's why i got a subaru crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. hey, i'm curious about your social security alerts. oh! we'll alert you if we find your social security number on any one of thousands of risky sites, so you'll be in the know. ewww! being in the know is very good. don't shake! ahhh! sign up online for free. discover social security alerts. >>> so taek a look at this map. it is dotted with locations, there are at least 750 of them where protests against family separation, they're set to take place today. from one coast to the other and all of those parts in between. joining me now, a participant and speaker at the dc march and rally and the author of th

. >>> a driver was rescued from a car this morning after crashing into a home in lafayette. happening at 850 on glennside drive. there is a gaping hole now in the home. it's being checked for structural damages. police say the driver was speeding and ran uphill 20 feet into the house. neighbors say speed something a big problem there. >> people drive very fast going around the corner in opposite directions. you have to be careful. >> the driver had to be pulled from the car and was taken to the hospital with unpefd injuries. >>> a san francisco motorcycle police officer is improving after being hit by a car. police say the officers clydewood a car yesterday morning. well today the officers condition was upgraded from critical to serious. the driver of the car did remain at scene and is cooperating. >>> a walnut creek man is under arrest on charges he molested children he was caring for as a baby-sitter. brandon jennis also worked as a teacher in a private high school in lafayette. >>> investigators from the east coast are getting involved. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony l

>> reporter: yeah, i can tell you we left lafayette park and we are walking down pennsylvania avenue've more or less stopped here at the trump hotel. this has really become an extension of the administration, at least a symbol of it i should say. so as the protesters are making their way past the hotel you can hear it, you hear the boos. so this is what we're -- so, fred, as they make their way past the hotel they are booing and they're making their displeasure known. we are now headed towards the capital, which is straight ahead. so we've got a little bit of ways to go. before we get to the capital we've got to go to the department of justice, but again, fred, we are talking about thousands of people, they have shut down pennsylvania avenue as we walk with these protesters here holding their signs. again, as you know, their big beef here is with these immigration policies that separate -- so you see those trucks there, fred? they're honking their horns almost as in support -- in support of the protesters and the protesters are reacting here. i can tell you there is a lot of enthusia

just before a long holiday weekend thousands of people have packed lafayette square behind me across from the white house to say that they do not support the trumpet ministrations migration policy and certainly in light of this week's supreme court upholding of the so-called travel ban or muslim ban people are simply saying. this is not the united states we want to live in and they have come out by the thousands just here in washington to protest against the trumpet ministration syrian rebels say peace talks with the government and it's russia and ended in failure the free syrian army says they refused to surrender in the southern province of daraa several rebel held town and villages in the area have now accepted government rule no protests have been held in the south korean capital seoul against the arrival of yemeni asylum seekers around five hundred flown to jew island since december about half a million people in south korea have signed a petition urging the government to revise refugee legislation divers have managed to go several kilometers into a flooded cave in thailand to s

those are cesar chavez and lafayette -- thank you. lafayette, that's just a -- the mechanical reality. we have to limit those services to those two schools. but all of the services are offered everywhere. and that's basically what our service plan is, it's just a demonstration of what we've offered and what we continue to offer. we also note in this that we offer a one service that is not offered statewide, and that's what we call our 900 services. these are less than full-time paraprofessional services, so that's the only deviation we have from the full california model. this is just a quick little chart, just giving you a perspective on how special education has grown over the years. i can tell you that we probably will be beginning the new year with almost 7500 students. >> okay. so -- and that's consistent with the trends nationwide. so looking at the next slide here is our -- our broad view of the special education budget categories. you can see the big blueish purple pac-man symbol is 80% of our budget goes to will isalar and le

since august of last year he has spent his days here at the bentley school in lafayette where he wasa chemistry teacher. though the da says at this time there is no indication anything happened with any of the students there. prior to that police confirm he was a child care provider in fairfax county virginia ... a web search finds in 2015 a brandon genest was a staff member at a camp in gainesville virginia. on his bio it says i babysit for several families in the northern virginia area... even since i was a child myself, i always enjoyed working with those younger than i am. standup dan kerman/martinez 141-151genest remain here at the contra costa county jail in lieu of 1.2 million dollars bail. he is due back in court on june 18. in martienz, dan kerman kron 4news (pam) a woman connected to a suspioire at a pre- school in union city .. has now been taken to ctody. 39-year-old kristina romo was arrested for attempted arson at the safari kids pre- school... police say they were able to catch romo after a person identified her from surveillance video. the fire was first reported last

all the way back into lafayette.time, if you are trying to head there, you are looking at about an hour drive from walnut creek into oakland. and then another accident blocking a lane here west 80 at san pablo dam road, you could generate yourat home.rgy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> all right, let's see if you're ready for these temperatures, 51 santa rosa, 50 brentwood. pretty close to where we were yesterday. pretty gray out there, breezy spots driving, especially north-southbridges. north of the bay bridge, it's going to get aggressive, the winds and the waves for ferry ride. and mass transit cool this morning, kind of warm this afternoon, even though temperatures are going to be about three to eight degrees below average. so a step backwards before the surge of heat friday, saturday and sunday. reggie? >> thanks, mike. coming up, a vacation nightmare. the woman sent soaring through the air in a parasailing accident. what you should watch out for

recovery out of lafayette and caldecott tunnel.d highway 4 and upper east shore freeway not as bad as we often see. walnut creek does have a crash out of concord off to the shoulder and rest of the bay looking pretty pleasant. slow towards capitol expressway. a disabled vehicle clearing. the sun is coming out. >> we're seeing some sunshine as we take a live look outside in san jose. while the coast is still going to be cloudy for a little while longer and the clouds near the coast of ocean breeze keep it cooler, san francisco will reach up to 62 degrees today and 78 degrees in san jose. in livermore, we're looking at the high of 80 degrees and 82 in antioch, upper 70s and low 80s for the north bay. more the same tomorrow but a big warm-up will be under way this weekend. heat peeking at 98 degrees. >> we'll have another local news update coming up for you in half an hour. tomorrow - bill clinton is coming to the south bay. what to know if you )re going to see him... or just trying to avoid a traffic headache. plus - rebate runaround

since august of last year he has spent his days here at the bentley school in lafayette where he was a chemistry teacher. though the da says at this time there is no indication anything happened with any of the students there. prior to that police confirm he was a child care provider in fairfax county virginia ... a web search finds in 2015 a brandon genest was a staff member at a camp in gainesville virginia. on his bio it says i babysit for several families in the northern virginia area... even since i was a child myself, i always enjoyed working with those younger than i am. standup dan kerman/martinez 141-151genest remain here at the contra costa county jail in lieu of 1.2 million dollars bail. he is due back in court on june 18. in martienz, dan kerman kron 4news (ken) san francisco's mayor-elect, london breed, went back to where it all started as she declared victory after last week's election.(pam) the city's first black, female mayor delivered a passionate speech at her elementary school. our grant lodes joins us now ... with london breed's message for san franciscans. (grant

it's on glenn side drive in lafayette. the woman was pulled from the car, taken to the hospital. no word on her condition at this point. luckily, though, no one was inside the house was hurt. >> it's almost like a huge earthquake just took place. yeah. i don't know that it's scary. really? the person was driving so fast they had to go up the driveway. >> crews spent the day trying to determine if that home can even be stabilized at that point. >> a motorcyclist is dead after a hit-and-run in san jose. happened around 1:00 this morning on northbound 880. chp officers say the motorcyclist hit the median and investigators think another vehicle hit him and killed him and then kept driving. >>> an update to a story of a heartless act of in thtrvalley. firsolnd two white crosses for 25-year-old alexis garcia and 16-year-old violet campbell. they died in a car crash last year over the thanksgiving holiday. the driver of the car survived. we showed a photo of what's being done to restore that memorial. friends and family hope to complete the work today. >>> a group of neighbors on the pe

the caldecott tunnel, well beyond camino pablo and closer towards looks like stretching towards lafayette at this point and getting closer towards 680. it's going to be a slow ride as speeds go below 10 miles per hour. use alternates. on 24, you can always get off at 13 and take north or south but we are seeing a big backup along that highway as well as other surface streets heading over towards the maze there. it's just going to be really tough for drivers. your ride along the eastshore freeway if you are going to take that over to ashby, that is getting very slow. we are in the red about 31 minutes making your way over towards the maze. the maze doesn't look so bad but a lot of drivers are being held along westbound 24 and your 580 approach. so that's likely why we're not seeing such a big backup at this time. but do expect delays to continue as you make your way into oakland. that's a check of your traffic. let's check in with neda on the weather. >>> a lot of drivers stuck in traffic will not have to deal with sunshine. instead, it's a gray start to the day. check this out. this is no

genest is also a high school teacher at bentley school in lafayette.tive leave. (lydia) the san francisco mayoral race is too close too call.im standing by for a live report. and before we go to break... here is a look at more election results from across the bay area. this weekend at kohl's give dad the perfect gift and get kohl's cash! give him a new fragrance or the xbox one s - and get kohl's cash give him the canon rebel eos t6 and you'll get $90 kohl's cash! plus shop other great gifts storewide! the more you spend the more you save! kohl's. pstop messing with your sister! hey! hey! don't make me come back there! so? feels really good.... yeah, i'm gonna buy it. (vo) customer service that goes the extra mile. enterprise makes it easy. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (darya)(james) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... accident nb 101 at brokaw cleared. accident nb 101 at tullycleared jammed from 85bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) the race to see w

let's go down to lafayette square across the street from the white house. the president not in residence there. we have garrett haake covering everything for us there. garrett, that got underway a bit over an hour ago. tell me how things stand. about how many people are approximately there. >> reporter: alex, it is hot. people are packed into this park, and they're fired up. a minute ago we were overtaken. i'm behind the stage. overtaken by cheers for people saying vote them out. fired up about this immigration proposel. there's a man standing next to me who is probably particularly happy to hear that sentiment. the chairman of the dnc. i think there's two sets of images that matter. the pictures from the border over the last couple of weeks and the pictures people are going to see from the rallies all around the country today. how do you see those things relating? can these pictures make a difference in changing the things we've seen at the boarder? >> i think these pictures are worth millions of votes. back when the voting rights act was debated in the 60

we had track work that went late between walnut creek and lafayette.d 50 trains in service. >>> new at 6:00, the relief coming to muni riders who deal with extremely crowded rains. >>> facebook takin >>> abc news is teaming up with facebook on a new venture for the social network. they announced they will fund original news programs produced by abc as well as cnn and mike, focused on nous for millennials. to make way, instead for what it calls trustworthy and informative news. >>> checking out the roads this month, it has been fairly quiet. we're looking very quiet here on southbound 101 through san rafael. very light volumes so far today. it looks like everyone cruising along at the speed limit or maybe a little faster than that. tracy to dublin 1 hour and two minutes, southbound 680 dublin to mission boulevard, 15 minutes. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. we have breezy conditions out there today, too. >> they'll pick up this afternoon, too. the stout sea breeze will take over even with sunshine this afternoon and drop our temperatures a

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ktvu's cristina rendon live in lafayette whercuomers across the bay are getting notices. >>> reporter: we're talking about thousands of pg&e customers who live in high fire danger areas like here in parts of the east bay hills. and pg&e says this is a precautionary measure to help mitigate wildfires. >>> reporter: emails and letters are being sent to pg&e customers in high fire danger areas informing them their power may be shut off if there's an extreme weather event like a wildfire. it will affect half million customerwhin tiers and 3 areas shaded in orange and red. >> 's a good idea. our home burned down in the oakland fire. so i'm very happy to have you do whatever is necessary to stop these things from happening. >> reporter: this is the first time pg&e will proactively ut off power as part of their new public safety r shutoff program. the announcement follows last october's deadly wildfires in the north bay. cal fire says trees falling down on pg&e power lines sparked some of the fires including the atlas fire in napa county. >> as the threat arises, if we perceive the condition

this is on glen side drive in lafayette. authorities believe the woman may have been speeding before the crash. she was pulled from the car and taken to the hospital. her condition is unknown. no one inside the house was hurt. >> it's almost like a huge earthquake just took place, yeah. i know it's scary, just like, really, the person was driving so fast they had to go up the i major damage. >>> hillary clinton's e-mails are back in the news. a new report by the inspector general slams james comey for how he handled the investigation. it said i was insub order nat and damaged the agency's image. however, they did not find comey was motivated by political bias. he says he does disagree with sections of it. wi wi . >>> with father's day coming up, there was a plea for children who were separated from their parents. some of the congress men held up photo the of their open families for emphasis. nancy pelosi called the practice barbaric. >> we don't want kids to be separated from their families. i think i just maid thmade that.

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we'll head there next. >>> breaking news happening in lafayette.t to show you this new video we just got, fire at a home near withers avenue and taylor boulevard. that's right near brookwood park. we just got this video in to our live desk. i want to show you how big those flames were. you can see firefighters on scene, this fire in the attic. it's out now. the fire marshal for contra costa county is on scene and t runs from the power pole to the home. trees that surround the wire may have been pulling on the wire, may have contributed to the fire. luckily no one was hurt. if we get plor details, i'll pass them along. >> london breed will likely be the first african-american woman to be mayor of san francisco. >> once her results are certified, the earliest day she can resume office will be july 10th. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live at san francisco city hall. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning, reggie. it's not official yet but london breed scheduled a celebratory press conference for this morning. there's still 6,600 ballots to

lafayette, 53. danville, 52. you can see the low turning heading up toward >> lake city and boise, idaho. these are near average. 60s and 70s to 80s on the temperatures. it looks like a little warmer tuesday. cooler wednesday and warmer thursday. if everything emerges in as advertised, it will be warm friday and saturday. >>> 4:18 am and imagine the in 15 years old and you already have a college degree. we will tell you more about a young college graduate. that young man and th he just earned. >>> with the immigration debate move forward this week? there is a lot number of children being separated from their parents at the border. we will have the latest in washington d.c. >>> the battle over immigration may be coming to ahead at the nation's capital.>> over the trump ministration policy of separating children from their parents at the border. doug was later -- lazar is in washington d.c.>> reporter: trump will be at capitol hill to talk about immigration tomorrow. there is criticism about the zero-tolerance poli

gabriel is on though he'll join us from new york in just a moment but first jordan's with us she's in lafayette square just outside the white house in washington d.c. and it's a scene off one of the main rallies tell us what you're seeing and hearing. well basically there was a lot of. expectation that not many people would turn out it's just before the fourth of july long holiday weekend it's going to be nearly thirty eight thirty nine degrees celsius here before you factor in the humidity and people would probably want to be doing something else well daryn as you can see behind me people are streaming in to lafayette park across the street from the white house to express their opposition to the trumpet ministrations policy of forcibly separating young children young migrants children from their parents when they arrive at the us mexico border you're seeing lots of people already saying i'm undocumented and i'm here and i'm not going to be moved the theme of the event families belong together you're seeing people of all ages all races all creeds all political stripes coming out and saying that

clear lake at about 65 degrees. 61 in lafayette. brentwood and tracy at 62.erwise, how about mid to upper 50s. daly city, when you don't have the clouds at the coast, cooler for you. 52. here is a look at the haze hanging around for our morning and afternoon. we'll call it hazy sunshine as we look towards the west along the san mateo bridge. hot asphalt again today. it's going to be a gusty afternoon if you're on one of our ferries and mass transit, a summer spread from 60s in san francisco to 90s if you're commuting back to our inland neighborhoods. here is a look at san francisco. 57 this morning. mid 60s at 10:00, and then we'll have mid to upper 60s throughout the afternoon hours. as you get closer to the bay, temperatures will start to reach 70. as far as the east bay valleys, this is some of the hottest temperatures, starting off comfortable, 66 7:00. low to mid 90s through the of a noon hours. between two and 3:00, you cou 30 spike to mid to upper 90s. more comfortable than it was last evening. south bay, 62 this morning, 78 at noon and then low 80s to