lafayette's grave is a private cemetery -- is in a private cemetery. people from but by it -- people from lafayette were killed by the guillotine and put there. mitchell: can you translate this for us? they are on their way to the front, is that what it says? guillaume: yes, it's as american troops on their way to the front. we see soldiers leaving the main towns and heading to the northeast of france. mitchell: this would have been 1917?ly early autumn guillaume: probably. they arrived to the barracks and the kitchen. this is looking like east of france already. at the beginning, american soldiers are closed by the frontline. true bigspeak about offensive in the 19 seventeenths -- 1917. they were training to get more and more experience because then they would face germans that .ave three years of experience [indiscernible] sammies was the nicknames that the french gave to the americans because of uncle sam. this is a demonstration on how to shoot the canon. this is all about training to be world warriors. this is now what we called an egg and grenade

in lafayette gabe slate kron-4 news. (justine) some of the fastest growing marijuana industries in the state and across the country came together today for the cannabis business summit and expo. it was held for the third day in san jose. some of these companies participating are cannabis related start-ups with innovative ideas to help eager entrereneurs grow, process and market a range of products. everything from edibles to oils to business plans and financing. <"you're talking about machinery, industrialization... you're not talking about somebody rolling joints anymore, you're talking about big business billions, hundreds of millions, billions dollars."> (justine)dollars."> (justine) the marijuana industry is still facing some stigma with regard to health claims and obstacles like a threatened crackdown by the federal government and competition from big agriculture. some say it brings to mind the tech boom of the early 80's . (justine) it's coyote season in san francisco... and, this morning, a coyote was seen walking

now we are at the lafayette grave, east of paris. mitchell: this was a famous scene and the immortal words , "lafayette we are here" has been repeated over and over. it is part of the lore of the americans saying we are repaying you,less i at, -- repaying lafayette for your help during our american revolution. guillaume: you see colonel stanton. mitchell: although it is often attributed to pershing, he did not say it. guillaume: nowadays, it looks quite similar. it is a private cemetery. few people go there. killed during the french revolution by the guillotine, and they were buried there, which is why he's buried close by. mitchell: can you translate this for us? they are on their way to the front, is that what it says? guillaume: yes, it says american troops on their way to the front. we see soldiers leaving the main towns and heading to the north and east of france as the frontline stabilized there for four years. mitchell: this would have been probably early autumn 1917? guillaume: probably. they arrived to the barracks and the r

in lafayette gabe slate kron-4 news. (grant) now to our four zone forecast... this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: temperatures cooled a little around the bay area today but still remained hot inland. highs were in the 90s inland with cool 50s and 60s and fog at the coast. it is not as active on doppler today with only a few showers and thunderstorms. the big story is still the hot tempeatures and the fires. the hot weather will continue in the central valley but slowly cool. on the satellite image you can see the high pressure ridge over california. it will weaken slowly over the next five days to allow cooler air from the ocean to move on shore. highs tomorrow will still be in the 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. it will be very similar coast. it will 60s at the and 50s and around the bay karnow...lawrence meteorologist now is chief joining us embarcadero... outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karno

drinking water spickets along the dogs to drink in lafayette kron-4 news.n) some of the (ken) kron-4 news. (ken) some of the fastest growing marijuana industries in the state and across the country-- came together today for the cannabis business summit and expo. it was held for the third consecutive day in san jose. some of these companies participating are cannabis related start-ups with innovative ideas to help eager entrereneurs grow, process and market a range of products from edibles to oils to business plans and financing. <"you're talking about machinery, you're not talking about somebody rolling joints anymore, you're talking about big business billions, hundreds of millions, billions dollars.">(grant) (grant) the marijuana industry is still facing some stigma when it comes to health claims and obstacles like a threatened crackdown by the federal government and competition from big agriculture. some say it brings to mind the tech boom of the early 80's coming up (sound of large box being dragged..)two porch pirates striking in more than one place on

. >>> we have breaking news from lafayette. you're looking at a live picture from sky 7.hat chp cruiser? it caught fire this morning on highway 24. they are just about to tow the wreckage away but you can see how burnt it is. no word if anybody was hurt. it is on the side of the road now. ammunition or i should say ammunition that was inside really started to explode according to lafayette police. now, this is near st. stevens drive off of highway 24. there are some delays, backup getting to the area even though it's been moved off to the side so please be aware of that this morning in lafayette. >>> now to a new threat from the white house. president trump has now threatened to reswroek security clearances from former top national security officials who have criticized him. abc's serena marshal explains why some say it might be retaliation. >> reporter: a new presidential threat. >> not only is the the president looking to take away brennen's security clearance but comey, clapper, hayden, rice and mccabe. >> reporter: the white house press secretary saying president trum

temperatures very warm towards clayton and east bay locations. 58 in danville. 55 in lafayette. so a huge spread on some of these. fog moving in over the bay. the topography is tough around marsh creek road. it can be very hilly so it's 100 100 degrees easy again today. no sign of big time drop in the temperatures. 50s and 60s on these temperatures around the area. excessive heat warning for lake county and a heat advisory for parts of mendocino and lake county for another day temperatures look to be 107. a few high clouds drifting by and low clouds making things very cool. up in the sierra, a lot of smoke has been filtering in, a few high clouds and looks like the thunderstorm activity has calmed down. 52 in truckee. . 64 in ukiah and ridiculously hot in the desert sweft. southwest. thunderstorm activity looks to be tapering off. 60s to 100's -- a widespread temperature. that's about it. >> thanks steve. time is 4:21. coming up later, spraying for mosquito control. where west nile virus has been found and what you should know about the symptoms. >>> plus, the stock market hasn'

it was found in the trap in lafayette. alyana gomez reports. >> reporter: that neighbor was deeply concerned after she found that coyote tangled in that trap. she says that trap could have caught one of her children, one of her pets and she was worried about the entire community and decided to make a post on next door which is how i if you find out about the actual incident and now that -- which is how i if you find out about the incident and now the coyote is recovering. take a look at this frightened injured coyote wrapped in a towel after being captured and rescued by animal control. lafayette neighbor julie lloyd found her tangled up in her back yard last week. >> my first reaction was freak out, go get the dogs because there's a coyote in my garden. and she would be a sizable snack. >> reporter: in this video, you can see that steel trap on the leg. somehow she got free from the chained tether but the trap was set. >> the coyote was -- had a bear trap on its back leg and it was connected to the light fixture next to t

if you're driving through lafayette you start seeing the slow traffic just west of lafayette please give yourself extra time. we are also looking at the bay bridge which has filled in. this is about a 10-15 minute delay with no major issues here as you drive through. the san mateo and dunbar bridges are also looking good. as we checked the south bay we are getting slow traffic coming around the corner from highway 17. although, that is to be expected, 101 and 85 are also getting slower. at 7:13, let's go over to stephen. >> we have a good bank out there, kind of a pattern that is stuck, i cannot find anything that really deviates except for a couple of degrees in lint, coast and bay temperatures for the next seven days really do not change that much. anything changing, clouds. san francisco 66, 65 average 6664 the key is 103 1988, that i july 17, 2000 it was also one of three. the two second-place time for the hottest ever, of course, september 1 when it was 106. the hottest ever. 55, 56 berkeley, dixie five el cerrito, oakland anywhere from 53, 56, 57 alameda. plenty of fog there, it is

it is 63 in lafayette. low clouds are keeping it cool with monsoon moisture firing up in the afternoon. it is 60s and 70s in the coast and bay. we have another day of 90s in other areas. temperatures for most have and below average near the water. inland temperatures are on their way down over the next 5 to 7 days. >> i am sure firefighters are happy to hear that. >>> helping riders feel safe at bart station. >> we can do something that can allow the to feel safe. >> what -- that can allow people to feel safe. >> how bart is reacting to what they are doing. >>> a little girl is bringing smiles to firefighters. you know when you're at ross and you'rhello.... ...and then the price is like, helllooo! that's yes for less. find the latest trends and styles at prices that are a perfect fit. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. this is long distance with the tbest wifi experience,ng distance relationship. plus the most free shows to stream. and with savings on wireless, this is a

mollie )s father lives in lafayette... and works in san francisco. happening today - alameda county leaders will go over a plan to assist religious groups in helping provide affordable housing. supervisors will discuss allocating 750-thousand dollars for "the capacity building program." it involves community and faith-based organizations .. working to develop new housing options. the full board is expected to debate the plan august 7th .. and it may be launched by this november. tonight in sonoma... the city council will discuss how to move forward with recreational marijuana right now, there are no dispensaries within the city limits. council members are considering several options... including putting a measure on the november ballot. by the way - california voters legalized recreational pot nearly two years ago. new this morning - a new record at berkeley. the campus paper reports: the university raised over 569- million dollars last school year. that )s the most ever. the money comes from donations , grants, and pledges... and comes from about 66

looks good for you now here through lafayette and into the tunnel and on the way to oakland. >>> sureike many peaked out on the temps. higher elevation temperatures are running cooler. we'll show you those coming up on this friday forecast. what about him? let's do it. ♪ come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. at the mercedes-benz summer event. lease the glc300 for $429 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. this is long distance with the tbest wifi experience,ng distance relationship. plus the most free shows to stream. and with savings on wireless, this is a relationship with more money to spend on the important things. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. xfinity gives you the best wifi experience to stream the most free movies and shows from anywhere. plus, staying connected on the go is easy with xfinity mobile. switch today and see how you can save. click, call or visit a store today. >>> welcome back. president trump talking about the economy, specifically jobs and the gross domestic product. let's liste

lafayette police department offering free vacation home checks this summer. the police department tells us they're keeping an eye on about 30 to 40 homes. officers try to swing by every day, check on the doors, windows and gates and then send you a text or e-mail to let you know your home is safe and secure. new this morning, we talked to police about why they're doing this. >> for us, it's really about giving our citizens a peace of mind. you know? you go on vacation, enjoying the family, last thing want to do is come home to a disaster, water leak, a fire or you had someone break into your home. >> how do you sign up? if you live in lafayette, notify the police department the dates of the vacation, address and contact info. log on to love lafayette.org for details and lafayette isn't the only city offering this. yours might, as well. check with the local police department. >>> san francisco's new mayor breed sworn in last week and delivered a speech and that is not the speech that she was planning to deliver. the chronicle report that is that sun was blindi

lafayette isn't the only city offering free vacation checks.l police department. >>> video to brighten up your monday. we could watch this all morning. look at this beautiful site here. this is the drone light show. temperatures spreading out. as we take a live look outside you can see the clouds as you get ready for that morning commute. it will be mostly cloudy. grab a jacket. we were in the upper 50s. it will be warming up with all of that sunshine by 2:00 today. around the oakland area we'll be at 70 degrees, heading up to 73 degrees today. san jose will be at 78 degrees and still hotter temperatures down to the south county with 90s expected today. we'll have 90s in santa rosa. it will be hot later today. it will be comfortable but with the hot sunshine and warm breeze it will make it one that makes it hard to stay active. you do need to stay hydrated for the inland valleys. for the end of the week not much cooling and a hot weekend ahead. morning fog and afternoon sunshine. mike says the commute is staying pretty mild. >> traffic holding

lafayette, a gorgeous start to the day there.r chance to get out and enjoy the cooler temperatures before things get warm. you may notice a little breeze pushing in around the dry brush there and skies definitely putting on a show with all kinds of colors out there this morning. this is a look at the low clouds and clear skies, kind of the tops of the hillsides over the bay area this morning. temperature wise, we are at 52 in san francisco, 56 in livermore. the fog is forming and you're noticing some gray, drizzly conditions, especially through downtown san francisco. parts of the south bay also waking up to cloudy skies. a lot of east bay is nice and clear, some higher clouds out there. visibility is doing fine, san josi 8 miles. half moon bay is down to a mile and a half. through the north bay, it's been dropping all morning long, now down to a third of a mile. that will be slow going, dangerous conditions for those valley spots. we could have some smoke appearing as well. over the next few hours we'll see that in the north bay

some slowing in lafayette. a touch of slowing in a renter. on the other side of the tunnel, you might be going to the toll plaza. that is still a 15-20 minute delay before you make it onto the span. we have been checking some of the major east bay freeways. 880 n. bounders moderate on the san mateo bridge. it is also getting busy. it looks like it is becoming the peak of the commute. as we head across the dunbarton bridge, it is slow for most of the span all the way to east palo alto. in san jose, silicon valley commutes beginning to fill in northbound on 285, 280 and 101. let's go back to the desk. >>> the corner of 52nd and international boulevard in oakland reopened moments ago after an early morning house fire. it started around 4 am. smoke could be seen across the oakland skyline. we are live on the scene with cell phone video from a neighbor. allie? >> -- >>reporter: 4:00 this morning is when this fire started. police and firefighters had to shut down international boulevard at 52nd street. traffic is down moving again. they have reopen

and will go to highway 24 right now in lafayette. can see how slow it still is driving from walnut creek. people have been using 680 and 24 because they have been avoiding 80. there was a big crash and it is gone but the traffic is very slow getting past that scene. it is completely gone. that will help. the accident and after they pulled it off to the side, it was here. let me see -- can you look to see if that accident is completely gone? i don't want to misspeak but i think it is completely gone. it is 51 minutes as you drive to the macarthur maze instead of 68, as it was last time. the bay bridge is backed up. it is jampacked with people who will be late. this is a lady -- 880 n. and south. the salmon video -- the san mateo bridge and peninsula are jammed. let's go back to the desk. >>> we have a developing story with the wealth are burning in this county. the marsh fire is burning -- with the fire that is burning an this county. evacuations are still in effect. the fire has destroyed one home a short time ago. they announced con

this is slowing out of lafayette. had a couple traffic breaks.at 92 getting onto the eastbound direction direction. >>> we'll be back with a local news update. >>> we'll check weather and traffic. thank you for starting your problem here with us on today in the bay. have a great one. >>> good morning. breaking overnight, back home and backlash. president trump facing grows outrage from both republicans and democrats for not being tough enough with vladimir putin over russia's meddling in the u.s. elections. >> president putin, he just said it's not russia. i will say this, i don't see any reason why it would be. >> the president openly questioning his own intelligence agencies, and in an interview overnight saying, he's taking putin at his word. >> he said there's no collusion whatsoever. i guess he said as strongly as you can say it. >> so where do things go from here?

these are running cooler, 53 in lafayette. that's cooler than yesterday. 53 and foggy with a little mist out there. unbelievable the san francisco bouy has continued to drop. it was 52 bouncing between 52 and 53. that is really cold considering we were at 59 and 60 on monday. 25 gusts to 31 at travis. that held yesterday and they cooled off. a few high clouds coming in from the west. look at that, the monsoon down there is rotating around phoenix now and northern mexico. watch out in the mountains and sierra, you can get that afternoon thunderstorm activity. close enough and no fog to help here from parts of mendocino and lake county where they have an excessive heat advisory of 105. no relief there swoo the weekend. for others it's hard pressd to get over average. heat and fog and cool. 60s on the temperatures. pacifica and san francisco, oakland in there. you can find 80s for some. 90s to near 100 for others. an extreme difference. it does look slightly cooler over the next few days. >>> 5:21 is the time now. coming up in 25

traffic looks good as you make your way towards the tunnel on highway 24 through lafayette. east shore freeway, it will take 26 minutes to get to the mcarthur maze. this is good especially considering the fact earlier this morning there was a car fire on westbound 80 and that did slow things down. overall traffic not too bad as you make your way on to the span. bay bridge toll plaza very congested this morning and this is because of an earlier incident, a traffic hazard and vehicle had to be towed out of the way making your way west of treasure island on to the bay bridge into san francisco and they're still in the process of clearing that up. you can see it's led to a residual back up. the car pool lanes still moving along okay through the toll plaza. . >>> we do have mostly the coast held in check because of that. the fog certainly on the san francisco side, don't see too much on the marin side, at least not at the golden gate. points north and also on san mateo coast, gene says steve is it really going to be 84 degrees. i never make typos ever. here's the deal, weather un

east bay temperatures, lafayette 53 degrees. san ramon 56. really cold ocean temperatures, 51 and 52, these are below average this time of year. we should start to warm up. sweft wind picking up. monsoon moisture stays south. fog is not going anywhere. 60s by the coast and inland 80s and 90s. 6:01 on a monday. sal tells us the traffic is picking up. >> it's not the worst i have seen. i can give you a vau of it, the cartinez bridge to the mcarthur maze looks good. when you get to the bay bridge there's waiting to do although you notice traffic is light. that's a good sign, that means it's just okay not really that bad. especially if you have fast track. this is interstate 880 and that traffic is moving well. no problems on the san mateo bridge. interesting cloud formation here. i don't think the lanes are affected by this. traffic looks good and in contra costa county highway four is slow. in the south bay, off to a nice start. 6:02 let's go back to the desk. >> there are now 16 wildfires burning across california for the biggest here in north

and they are warning people to get prepared now.kron 4's justine waldman joins us live from lafayette tonight with this story justine.. (justine)as we have seen the fires are burning fast and furious, and way ahead of schedule. fire season is burning up flames destroyed a home in clayton wednesday.and a fire caused evacuations in concord in june.sot norm wouldn't burn until august september now it is april june and julyfire marshal robert marshall tells meit is not too late or too early for people to prepare for a destructive fire.take a look at these two properties one yard is clear from all brush and dead grass.the other is not.homes that do not have a 30 foot defensible space .. are at greater risk during a fire..sot only a spark away from a disaster in those cases the east bay hills are brown - dry and crisp.all of this is fuel just waiting to burn.the fire marshal recommends people clean gutters consistently and make sure trees are not touching homes.just don't use power tools to do it on hot days when a spark could start a fireprepare now...because if flames are approaching.sot

the white house historical association based adjacent to lafayette park across from the white house hosted this hour- long event. >> good evening everyone. oh, good evening class. it's so good to have you. my name is stuart mcclure and i'm the president of the white house historical ration association -- preservation associn.

upper 80s in lafayette. ocean beach, 58. cool to hot, you don't have to go far to find big differences. there's another sold out fog bank making an earlier push over the bay and parts of inland areas today. thunderstorms popping up over the sierra again. watch out for that. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. low 50s in san rafael and santa rosa, 51 cool degrees. a lot m temperature change shows running 1-3 degrees cooler than we were 24 hours ago. our fore a hard time latching on to the delta wind. gusts up to 33. that's a screaming breeds and vacaville in the southwest, napa airport with a west wind playing into a cooler pattern. the water temperatures have gone down the entire week. now 53 half moon bay and monterey at 58 playing into the coastal temperatures and the city temperatures big time. they're sitting at 54 degrees, the water temperature at 53. so if you're north, east and don't get any fog, it's going to be hot. 60s and 70s on the temperatures to 80s and then 90s and it looks like this pattern is stuck with a sligh

lafayette neighbor, julie lloyd, found her tangled up in her backyard last week. >> my gut reaction waso get the dog because of the coyote. she would be a sizable snack. >> reporter: in the video, you can see the still jaw trap still locked on the young coyotes leg. she was able to break free from the chain tether and the trap was set. >> the coyote was -- had a bear trap leg and it was connected to the light fixture. >> reporter: wildlife officials say those traps are not only in -- inhumane but illegal in this state. >> it is absolutely barbaric. a child, another animal or a pet could have gotten tangled up in that. it is pretty scary. >> reporter: a real ship in with lindsay wildlife experience paid the coyote a visit to check on her health and recovery. >> there are a number of traps that are illegal to use in california. that means people are buying them out of state and bringing them into illegally. >>> the department of -- >> reporter: the department of fish and wildlife is hoping to catch the person who set the deadly trap >> the coyote is lethargic and dehydrated. it is very sc

r o lafayette, 53. bodega bay was flirting with 49 and 50 on sunday. san francisco and buoy very cold. below average for this time of year. higher clouds swinging in. hazy sunshine for us and monsoon moisture staying south of arizona. 60s to 90s. 4:32 let's see, we want to do gilroy. >> very good. solano county commute steve looks good. if you're driving from vacaville to fairfield, nice looking drive so far with no major issues across the cartinez bridge. it's pretty good out to crockett and hurricane leez heshg leez. nd return at about 5:30. no major issues now. >>> we have breaking news in antioch. might be responsible for a deadly shooting right outside of an applebee's restaurant. it happened at 1:45 this morning on hill crest. police found two people not in the parking lot, one of them died. a third victim showed up at a nearby hospital and it was determined he was also shot outside of the applebee's. so far we have no other information from police but we will bring you updates from antioch on the story throughout the morning. >>> there are four

being separated from theires fami, yesterday demonstrators rallied across from the white house at lafayette park. the tension has become so palpable over migrant children some feel it's much like the debate over the affordable care act about nine years ago. >> people erupted nationwide, the senate votes reflected the anger out there in the country, i guarantee you that here you'rs going to a similar eruption from the nation. marchedstrators lat to the department of justice. >>> a developing story staying morning,istrict this the secret service said that someoneem told hey had a bomb in a backpack last night. it was long after t keepi families together rally ended. the rson has now been arrested and they have charged that person with making threats and hate crimes. no one got hurt. >>> today is one week since a soccer team went missing i a cave. rescue teams are not giving up,r they're wking harder and hoping for a miracle. that's next on nbc news4 today. does your business internet provider promise a lot? se let'who delivers more. comcast business gives you gig-speed in more places. the oth

there is the backup westbound highway 24 from lafayette. plaza is clearing up compared to what it was an hour ago. you should have no trouble if you are taking a bus or various passengers in your car. i will send it over to steve. >>> in seven minutes you will be able to show it. >> that is the thing with traffic. you get another chance in 10 minutes. >> a little fog in the city and it is retreating rather fast. 68 0 and 55 0, 67 0 and 53 0 are the average temperatures. some of that fog is starting to retreat fast to the north. water temperatures continue to be cold and there is no change in that pattern right now. we need a southerly breeze to get that going. we have a lot of monsoon cloud cover working its way northward in southern california and also in the high desert towards las vegas and moving up the sierras as well i think we will get a break wednesday and there is a possibility of some measurable down. we have 50s , 60s and near 70s on some of the temperatures there. near 70 0 today for brentwood and upper 90s here. 50s and 60s in

we have lafayette in the low 60s. there are the afternoon highs. low to mid80s expected for the north bay. upper 80s in concourt. if you head west the nice day in san francisco. into the south bay. 72. the south bay locations. 91 degrees for morgan hill. extended forecast. mid-90s in the forecast. saturday, sunday. on. ay, tuesday, not a lot of upper 70s to lower 80s. at the coast we will stay with that on shore breeze, that sea breeze for the afternoon keeping our coastline in check. 60s in the forecast. >> if you want cooler weather head to the beach. >> don't be surprised. >> all right. >>> time is 4:50. attendance at the marin county fair reportedly was down this year. about 104,000 people went to the fair this year compared to 118,000 in 2017. mari n's biggest public employee union threatened a three day strike buta possible called off. >> very interesting. did you? >> i didn't hear anyone talk about the strike necessarily but interesting. >>> 49ers wide receiver is sharing his good fortune coming up. the person he considers his inspiration. a

. >> plus, a coyote caught in an animal trap in lafayette. the person responsible for that illegal trap. >>> good morning, we see we're off to a decent start today on 80 westbound as you head out to the mcarthur maze. >>> if you live inland and commute to san francisco, you might want to brng a jacket. it's been freezing in the city. inland though is warm to hot. we'll see if there's any change for friday. >>> a fiery crash closed all but one lane in san jose. a viewer sent us this video, a van engulfed in flames right along side an overturned car. at least two other vehicles were involved but fortunately the chp says injuries are minor. >>> about 40,000 pounds of organic sun flawer speeds spilled on to the freeway in oakland. the big rig toppled over yesterday morning. no one was injured and no other vehicles involved. that certainly slowed things down as chp says speed may have been a factor in the crash. >>> a roll over crash on the golden gate bridge shut down two lanes yesterday afternoon in the northbound lanes. three vehicles were invo

the white house historical association based adjacent to lafayette park across from the white house hosted this hour- long event. >> good evening everyone. oh, good evening class. it's so good to have you. my name is stuart mcclure and i'm the president of the white house historical ration association -- preservation association. i'm happy to introduce my associates and colleagues. it was during this term that he named the u.s. harry truman. he has a double connection so thank you for being here mister secretary. we want to welcome our friends from cspan who are broadcasting the event. with got a long-standing friendship with them and the work they do to share historic messages and stories not just across the country but around the world so thank you to those who are watching via cspan. i would like to welcome our friend mary sessions the wife of the 84 the attorney general the united states and her sisters who are visiting. i recognize her because she's from the great state of alabama which is also my home state, her sister visiting us from decatur alabama so she's got another double conn

mollie )s father lives in lafayette... and works in san francisco. happening today - alameda county leaders will go over a plan to assist religious groups in helping provide affordable housing. supervisors will discuss allocating 750-thousand dollars for "the capacity building program." it involves community and faith-based organizations .. working to develop new housing options. the full board is expected to debate the plan august 7th .. and it may be launched by this november. new this morning - a new record at berkeley. the campus paper reports: the university raised over 569- million dollars last school year. that )s the most ever. the money comes from donations , grants, and pledges... and comes from about 66-thousand donors. the paper says the largest share goes to program support. another big portion goes to research. tesla ceo elon musk has one less issue hanging over his head this morning: the "stink" surrounding a farting unicorn. this story first started in february. that )s when musk tweeted a phoo of a mug made by a colorado artist .. sh

puck, the building is located at lafayette in southern new york. and this illustration shows president theodore roosevelt at the white house. looks like the brooklyn bridge, and the puck building. what does this represent? >> well, what happened was, puck liked roosevelt at the beginning, and then decided roosevelt was too big for his bridges and he endorsed. so this cartoon is published the week after roosevelt won reelection in 1904, and this is shaking hands and making up cartoons. >> we're going to come back to that in a moment. hunting ground, how he made a game of the politicians. this is 1885, and this is right after the election of 1884, and this is puck's idea of bragging. in the election of 1884, puck had supported the democrat, cleveland, and opposed the republican blame in the big- time opposition. you can see puck is standing and hold ago carcass. the head of the carcass is james blaine, who ran against cleveland. you see the dog on the left. the collar satire. what puck is trying to say, satire -- the republican party. this is the fir

a slow drive out of lafayette.up the close sure in on eastbound 92. >> thanks so much. another local news update in a half an hour. see you then. >>> we're back. 7:30. i'm sure you never have seen anything like that on the fashion runway. model breast feeding her baby girl down the catwalk. we will hear from her exclusi exclusively why she did that. >>> we will check the headlines. including the backlash after donald trump's and vladimir putin's face-to-face. summit fallout. >> amazing time. >> president trump defending the statements from the joint news conference with vladimir putin after strong backlash from the intelligence community and capitol hill, including members of his own party. >> today was a terrible day for the american brand. >> i never thought i would see the american president throw the intelligence community under the bus. >>> halted. t federal judge temporarily blocks the reunification of my -- g mostly cloudy skies -- migrant families. >>> and the justice department will have indictments unless

posted a messa on twitter and say they will focus exclusively on a rally outside the white house in lafayette ark on august 1. >>> ten minutes before 5:00. scrapping the swimsuits is just beginning. leaders of the miss america organization vowed to include women of, o, all shapes and rdy sizes, end quote. the groupleased a full list of updates to the pageant. they're calling i missmerica ea0. it's a pag focusingn less o oloks and more on personality and schships. this new version of miss america is designed by the organization's new board. they were installed after an e-mail scandal last year forced board members to resign. >>> it's all about the head to head battle happeningonight on nbc's world of dance. did you stay up and watch it? i >> no missed it. >> the duel rounds bin tonight and the d.c.-based jam project group must win or go home. ♪ c now, in the duels round, competitors get ose their opponents. the jam project chose to battle it--ut with here's a look at the competition. you can watch the jam project battle it out at 8:00 tonight on nbc4. >> yeah. think they ha an advantage. derri

>> desjardins: in washington, d.c., protestors gathered in lafayette square right across from the white house. >> this is what democry looks like this is what democracy looks like! >> desjardins: in new york city, klousands marched across the br bridge. outside los angeles city hall, a huge crowd-- many wearing white- - waved signs reading "worlove our neig and "immigrants make america great" as they protested the president's policies. and in bedminster, new jersey, protestors drove on roads near th,e trump national golf cl where the president is spending the weekend. responding to calls from some emdrats to abolish the immigration and customs enforcement agency, or ice, this morning, president trump tweeted his su calling them "one of the smartest, toughest and most spirited law enforcement groups of men and women that i have ever seen." he continued with "so brave! the radical left dems want you out. he next claimed, "next it will be all police. zero chance, it will never happen!" despite court orders, it is not tt clear how the united states is goireunite families separated at the bo

protesters have gathered in lafayette park outside the white house in washington to denounce the president'sint news conference with vladimir putin, in helsinki on monday. donald trump had suggested russia didn't try to interfere in the election on monday, remarks that drew widespread criticism before he admitted he'd meant to say there was no reason to think that moscow wouldn't interfere. there's been renewed conflict in several towns in nicaragua after armed security forces, wearing hoods, arrived in the early hours to take down barriers put up by anti—government protesters. the nicaraguan roman catholic cardinal, leopoldo brenes, urged people to stay indoors. two people are reported to have been killed in the city of masaya, south of the country's capital. astronomers have discovered 12 new moons orbiting jupiter, bringing the grand total circling the planet to 79. they're calling one of them an oddball because it's hurtling towards the others on a collision course that will inevitably lead to its destruction. researchers stumbled upon the new moons while looking for a possible mysteriou

the semifinals kemper a downed daria cut cino in straight sets to clinch a last four berth against lafayette yell and her victory keeps alive the possibility of an old german women's final on saturday that is because you're there gervase came from behind to beat kiki battens curtis is enjoying her best ever run at a grand slam but it doesn't get any easier she'll need seven time wimbledon champion three no williams in the semifinals. i danielle is here with business and the trade just continues to escalate that's right and some people are even already calling it a trade war the next round in the american chinese trade conflict now donald trump's administration is getting ready to impose tariffs on another two hundred billion dollars in chinese imports the white house says the new levies are a response to china's counter tariffs which came after america's first round of import duties while they focused on industrial goods to limit the impact on consumers the expanded list of over six thousand products includes everyday items like electric lamps and food like natural asian slams a threat is to

protesters gathered in lafayette park outside the white house in washington to denounce the president'sint news conference with vladimir putin, in helsinki on monday. the former us president, barack obama, has appeared to strongly criticise mr trump while delivering the annual nelson mandela lecture in south africa. the speech was given on the eve of the centenary of nelson mandela's birth. mr obama described the world as being at a crossroads with two very different visions of humanity's future ahead. look around. strongman politics are ascendant, suddenly. where by—elections, and some pretence of democracy are maintained, the form of it, but those in power seek to undermine every institution or norm that gives democracy meaning. in the west, you've got far right parties that oftentimes are based notjust on platforms of protectionism and closed borders, but also on barely hidden racial nationalism. joining me now, live from charlottesville, virginia is guian mckee. he is associate professor of presidential studies at the university of virginia. professor, presidential studies is your t

just a short time ago, protesters gathered in lafayette park outside the white house in washington tomarks during his joint news conference with vladimir putin, in helsinki on monday. the former us president, barack obama, has appeared to strongly criticise mr trump while delivering the nelson mandela annual lecture in south africa. the lecture was given on the eve of the centenary of nelson mandela's birth. mr described the world as being at a crossroads with two very different visions of humanity's future ahead. look around. strongman politics are a send and, suddenly. whereas some semblance of democracy is contained, the form of it, but those in power seemed to undermine every institution or norm that gives democracy meaning. in the west you have got far right parties that often times are based notjust on platforms of protectionism and closed borders, but also on barely hidden racial nationalism. stephen pomper is us program director at the international crisis group. he served on the national security council as a special assistant to president obama. thanks very much for your tim

. >> on july 26th, gail kline talks about his new book trouble in lafayette square, and august 14th former secretary of education arnie dunkin' will give a school about how school work. please join us for the upcoming events and for doctor fauce, i would like to present the commemorative and exclusive national press club coffee mug. very exclusive club of people who get this. >> it's less than $50, isn't it? >> absolutely. >> and for my last question, we would like know do you ever sleep? >> no. not very much at all, actually. but i -- >> you have a lot on your mind? >> i wouldn't recommend my lifestyle for other people. >> thanks for being here, very much. >>> earlier today jerome powell testified before the house financial services committee regarding monetary policy and the economy. you can see the entire hearing tonight starting at 10:00 eastern on c-span 2. a confirmation for president trump's nominees to lead the consumer protection bureau and the export import bank. live coverage on c-span3. online at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. >>> tonight it is my honor an

molly's father lives in lafayette and works in san francisco. >>> a million dollars grant to assist the homeless. they say google's gift will provide a new group of resources. it includes a cold weather shelter, showers and a kitchen that will double as a job training site for the homeless. it will be held at trinity united methodist church. >>> all right. can you smell it? right now organizers getting ready for the annual garlic festival. >> it actually starts on friday. christopher ranch no stranger. >> so christopher ranch has been associated ever since its founding. we have worked hand in hand to produce one of the best in the country. >> this year's festival is actually the 40th. big anniversary down there. hopefully a little bit cooler down there. >> yes. it will be a little bit cooler. low 90s which make it not too bad for gilroy. >> we approach 6:10 here is a look at the beautiful sun visri. we are going above the clouds new that we have a very low marine layer bringing us fog over san francisco. beautiful sunrise there and we will see sunshine as we get a look at inland tempera

log onto love lafayette. check with your local police department. >>> there are about to be new parking times. they report the city is launching the short term solution in neighborhoods. the signs go up a week from tomorrow. they tell us they will not start issuing warnings until october. this will give people time to adjust. >>> looking over here we are adjusting to a nice smooth drive. coming up in the next half hour we'll see much more traffic flow. we see a little here and slowing north 680. they reported it has changed. there is debris in the roadway. convert it. no reports of any crashes. here is 880. this is through the city. we are looking at a smooth easy drive. southbound is your kplcommute c to go fremont. >> a lot of people looking forward to the weekend. >> i am. i need to save my voice. >> i'll go ahead and take over. here is a look at your weekday and weekend forecast looking at low to mid-90s. then just a little bit of a dip in temperatures. we'll be back in the 90s for the valleys. san franci

main story, the controversy of president trump's remarks in helsinki protesters have gathered in lafayettes joint news conference with the russian president, vladimir putin, in helsinki on monday. that is what has got a lot of people up that is what has got a lot of people up in arms. but of course he has now backtracked spectacularly. we have got more on that to come here on bbc news. stay with us. hello there. well, depending on how you look at it, some lucky gardens have received some rainfall during monday and tuesday, but the vast majority of the country on tuesday was dry with plenty of sunshine around, some glorious sunset scenes up and down the country. there were a few heavy showers around across northern scotland, this is a weather watchers view looking out off the coast of peterhead, with some downpours there across the water. these showers will continue to fizzle out during the early part of wednesday and then, generally speaking, most places will end up being dry first thing. variable amounts of cloud, some clear spells. quite a warm one across southern areas, but across scotl

been shared in light thousands of times on twitter and these protesters who call themselves occupy lafayette park say they'll be back outside the white house in the coming hours and it's hard to understate how much of a backlash the president is facing here the former cia director john brennan called trump's performance performance rather nothing short of treasonous that's some of the those are some of the strongest words that we've seen since that press conference was held but everyone seems to be timing it including the former governor of california arnold schwarzenegger who posted this on twitter president drum i just saw a press conference with president putin and it was embarrassing i mean you stood there legged little with noodle like a little the fanboy i mean i was asking was when you going to ask him for an autograph of a selfie or something like that i mean you literally sold out the deuce press conference our intelligence community our justice system it was deval country you're the president of the united states you shouldn't do that but what's been really notable is how trump's o

yesterday demonstrators rallied across fm the white house at a rally in lafayette park. it was dubbed families belon together. old and young, some not even old enough to walk attended that rally. >> people erupted nationwide, the sate votes reflected the anger out there in the country. i guarantee you that here you're going to see a similar eruptn from the .nation >> dem non stronstrators marche justice. >> some battling the heat like they did here in d.c. n fromew york to san francisco. calling on the administration to quickl reunite 10,000 migrant children with their families. >> do you think those children will be reunited with their families in a timely matter? >> no way, i have no trust. >> lt week a federal judge in california hrdered toave separated children back in 30 days. officials say a50ut of them have been reunited. >>> now to a nbc news exclusive. there is a report that more nuclear weapons sites are being built in north korea. this comes just weeks after president trumping met korean leader kim jong-un. u.s. intelligence agencies say the north has been inc

lafayette is 53. pleasanton is 53. it was drizzling earlier. 52 in san francisco. that plays into a lot of fog and cool temperatures along the coast in city. -- and the city. that is a strong side they will be cooler. the monsoon is rotating by phoenix, going by southern california. there is a lot of fog here. there up to the 90s in some areas. the traffic is doing what? >>> it is light at the bay bridge. if you wanted to run off into san francisco, you can do it now with minimal delays. you can look at the toll plaza yourself. you can see there's not much of a delay at all. it is friday light today, especially after the first four days of the week, today is a much better day. the san mateo bridge is also looking pretty good. the fog steve was talking about is over the san mateo bridge, which is over the flight path approaching sfo. i would check with the airline to make sure your flight is on time, especially at sfo and all the airports. this is the richmond bridge approach, backed up a little bit. it gets better once you're in san rafael with no major issues. the

he was in lafayette park at the time. poce checkedut his back teedn' h aytng dangerous with h.man i now facing seval charges includingte making orist threats and hate crimes >>> now, that the calendar has flip td to july,re ar new laws and policiesec takingt in virginia, maryland and the district. we'll start with virginia. july 1st is the start of a new budget year and commonwealth is allocated funding to expand health insurance for about 400,000 low income residents. that medicaid won't take effect til january 1st, staying in virginia, people caut shoplifting won't be a charged items worthe hundred dollars or more, the old law set the level at 200. the state made it easier forl school boards to increase the amount of time kids spend in recess and it's easier to bring you don't dog to a winery or brewery in state. in maryland. the minimum wage is $10.10 and $12.25 in for businesses with more than 51 workers. another law requires teachers in public schools to undergo training for child sexual e.abus >>> you can call itn the dec to 2.0, la bron las made up his mind where he will