lafayette, of course, being the marquis de lafayette. that has been an important part, of course, of the american revolution. i was told to have planted this tree in the garden after his american revolutionary experience, because he had brought a few of these trees back to france to spread this to his french friends. when i started to do some research on this, because i was very curious if this story could have been true, i found that it was not him. he had never set foot in our garden. he had no reason to be here in any possible way. but his sort of uncle, uncle by marriage actually had shetterly has been around in this region and so in the local archives of dijon de joan being known here, especially for mustard, but there's also an archive there in which i found some sources on this person share. to do though was, oh, here i am sorry. i see something else on my screen. so that was confusing. but anyway, here you can see that controversial of course planted that te. so the reason is that he was in touch with the owner of her home. and s

i'm ken wayne kron four's amanda hari talk to people about the importance of the event in lafayette. >> and the future of that memorial. >> a lafayette hillside memorial can be seen from bart and from highway. 24 the hillside board member says the day. >> a sobering reminder about the real meaning of memorial day honoring and saying thank you to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. flores soccer has lived in lafayette since 2005 and has watched morial expand since its inception in 2006 originally to honor soldiers killed in iraq and afghanistan. it's been heartbreaking to see the crosses because every cross represents another life lost. she says she first noticed the process when taking bart home. >> her son was getting to the age where he could enlist the inspired her song no parent should have to lose their child to war. she says mother's tears should be for graduations, recitals and home to mothers song. it's not a political song. it's not a left to right >> every year she attends a memorial and sings her songs. the crowd of people, lafayette hillside board membe

lafayette hillside board member janet thomas said she's grateful for the large turnout.it all over the world. people really want peace. this could be the site's last memorial day in its current form. three-d is for sale east bay congressman mark to so attend the event every year. >> he says they're working to keep memorial in some capacity. we're trying to work with. >> the prospective to get a permanent space on this hill. we want get the whole hill, but we've talked about doing something at the top, like permanent memorial with enough space that people can gather at this point. the land has not been sold. so the crosses will stay here. >> until that time in lafayette, amanda hari kron. 4 news is new at 9 tonight. one man has been taken to the hospital after being pulled from the ocean in santa cruz county. cal fire says the man was one of 2 people who jumped in to help a 12 year-old girl who apparently couldn't get out of the water. >> that happened shortly after 6 tonight at panthers state beach. cal fire says the child was rescued but crews had to pull a man out and

washington and lafayette's position. so it's really a perfect analogy. and you see that in a lot of newspaper and soldiers writings. well. so the article all the clipping you see up on the screen talks abstory repeating. this was a common refrain in, 1862, and talks about how the in 1862 hopefully will be th sames 1781. the triumph of liberty over its enemie and there are a couple of examples there from soldiers as well including martin haynes, who's in new hampshire a soldier and his talking in his memoir after the war about how much work this was to dig these earthworks outside yorktown. but even amid all this hard toe incredibly evocative.orical and in his wordsntim the same dirt which has been thrown up by our to establish the or shoveled over by to perpetuate that another union soldier, charles hayden, made a similar kind of point he's finding in aspiration in the sacrifices of the revolutionary generation. if they were able to endure these privations. surely we can do what's necessary to defend what they. that's the kind of the kind of idea you see

on the 4 zone forecast this evening, we're taking a look at the memorial day across a set up in lafayette. they've been there for years now. four's amanda hari attended the memorial ceremony there. and we will hear more from the people in attendance at that location has coming up in the next half hour, right? let's check in with the britney break. delay to find out more about the work week. that is just ahead of us. yes, as we plan for everything you need to know is just a lafayette to be breezy and those breezy conditions. that's going to be a thing for us and tomorrow to so hold on to those how dress in layers because you're going to feel it. wind gusts right now. just show >> up the north in places like fairfield 20 miles per hour. oakland, 15 miles per hour. san francisco, 21 miles per hour. so gusty conditions and that's going to be the theme as we roll into tonight as well. so those temperatures right now as we speak, san francisco, 59, we're going to be in the 60's, especially the lafayette area. oakland, 63, half moon bay. 57 down south mountain view at 71. but for the most part,

meantime a memorial day vigil will also be held in lafayette. east bay congressman mark desaulnier will speak during the service at the lafayette hillside memorial, organizers say the event will help remember the ultimate sacrifice and help reflect on consequences of war. at the memorial was first created in 2006 by a small group of people who decided to build a tribute for those dying in iraq. that memorial starts at 5:30 p.m. tomorrow and is located right across from the lafayette bart station. one bay area veteran is celebrating 100 years of life this memorial day holiday. oakland native alfred gross will turn 100 years old on june 1. his family members threw him a huge birthday bash today at round hill country to celebrate the century milestone. alfred is a world war ii vet who served as a lieutenant in the u.s. navy, he now spends time competing against world-famous bridge players five times a week. the veteran says he has a good life because he lives with no complaints. >> that is the way i live life. a big smile and be happy. it helps to

a memorial day vigil will also be held in lafayette. east bay congressman mark desaulnier will speak during the service at the lafayette hillside memorial, organizers say the event will help remember the ultimate sacrifice and help reflect on consequences of war. that memorial was first created in 2006 by a small group of people who decided to build a tribute for those dying in iraq. that memorial starts at 5:30 p.m. tomorrow and is located right across from the lafayette bart station. one bay area veteran is celebrating 100 years of life this memorial day holiday. oakland native alfred gross will turn 100 years old on june 1. his family members threw him a huge birthday bash today at round hill country to celebrate the century milestone. alfred is a world war ii vet who served as a lieutenant in the u.s. navy, he now spends time competing against world-famous bridge players five times a week. the veteran says he has a good life because he lives with no complaints. >> that is the way i live life. a big smile and be happy. it helps to ha

this is the new refresh millie's in lafayette. believe american gets american kitchen is the modern incarnation of the old mill run by locals, victor ivory and >> amy plan. so i've been here a long time to have here is a little girl. they bring their farm fresh approach to milly's comfort food in a cozy setting its. >> they deliver some of the updated classics to generations of diners. >> i grew up in the area and so it's nice share with my kids. now want to serve one year's or do you just have a >> there's the popular wave us ran cherubs this mouth watering jose's fried chicken salad and grilled chicken sandwich. don't forget the truffle fries. craft beer, california wines. artisan coffee really? practically an institution in lafayette. a lot of things have changed. but the one thing that hasn't famous coffee cake. of course, you can pick the healthy option and farro. it's just that. a favorite of pala and bob moore, bob, the former raider tied in their regulars here at years hall as well as family to a lot of seeing them. they c

>> reporter: he focused on the somber event in lafayette. lawmakers have to put aside differences because defaulting is unthinkable. >> this was madness to go through this. even if we do it successfully, think of how much stress is put on people. >> reporter: president biden just came to terms on a deal with republican house speaker kevin mccarthy which includes a two-year debt limit session. >> we've reached a bipartisan agreement and we're ready to move to the full congress. >> i think once people read the bill, they'll be excited. america wins on this one. >> reporter: there are concerns that the full republicans will object to the deal and some democrats as well. >> i'm not happy with what i'm hearing about. >> reporter: it will see a whole house vote by wednesday before heading on to the senate. ♪♪ >> reporter: in lafayette, tom jensen. bay area news. >>> a symbol you can see for miles to honor fallen service members on this memorial day. at sunset in danville, they lifted a beacon on top of mt. diablo to honor the men and women who ser

the next day, lafayette park, in front of the white house, was cleared by the overwhelming force theting. but by then, the crowd was entirely peaceful. democrats blasted this as an overreaction ordered by trump, they said, so that he could stage a bizarre photo opportunity on the edge of the park. while i have great respect for our men and women in uniform, i don't think it was appropriate to have them on the steps of the lincoln memorial. i don't think it was appropriate for people to rough people up in lafayette square who were demonstrating peacefully so that the president could come through and do his staged event. an official inquiry later determined that the park service had been planning to clear the area well before anyone knew of the president's plans. but nonetheless, democrats objected strongly against the use of fences and military forces against protesters. democratic politicians were saying, you know, these are just peaceful protesters, that these crackdowns were terrible. trump got a lot of heat, particularly from the media and other elected officials, about what happe

to have a portion of this site be a part dedicated to the lives lost in lafayette, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. many people visited the uss hornet museum in alameda today to commemorate memorial day gathered here today on this most important occasion to honor all of our service members and to remember the sacrifices that they made in order to preserve our freedom. today's ceremony had music and official squadron flyover. a wreath to honor fallen marines. the hornets, chaplin said a prayer with those in attendance, including several veterans, people also heard from author and historian m. c russell moore attribute in vacaville started when a former marine planted a flag pole at the top of hill 1 47 off of lion road. he then began to add more polls and flags as the years have gone by his former classmates who were killed in vietnam. since then he planted those 26 years ago. other polls have gone up to our service members and the sacrifice they have made, 75 year old mike gobel says in his eyes. every day is memorial day. you know, there's a song from mr robbins called empty chairs at em

. >> in the east bay, dozens gathered and the lafayette hillside memorial to remember those who paid the ultimate price for their country. that hill is covered with crosses, but maybe not for much longer. kron four's amanda hari has details. a lafayette hillside memorial can be seen from bart. >> and from highway 24 the hillside board member says the goal of the memorial is for member. those who have been lost from more. they say not just a memorial day, but every day. >> a sobering reminder about the real meaning of memorial day honoring and saying thank you to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. flores soccer has lived in lafayette since 2005 and has watched morial expand since its inception in 2006 originally to honor soldiers killed in iraq and afghanistan. it's been heartbreaking to see the crosses because every cross represents another life lost. she says she first noticed the process when taking bart home. >> her son was getting to the age where he could enlist the inspired her write a song no parent should have to lose their child to war. she says mother's

for real day. 4000 white crosses on a hillside in lafayette reminder of the u.n and women who died while serving in two wars in the middle east, iraq and afghanistan. we all gather here because we refused to be neutral about our commitments as human beings that as americans to make sure that sacrifice for peace. is never forgotten vigil on the evening of memorial day for one mom who lost her son. this event gives her strength. it stays like today that we can honor and remember him. that helps pick me back up and picks my spirit. becca evan says her son sean, was killed in afghanistan november 9th 2007, the walnut creek native left behind a wife and daughter, who was born months after he died. i think of him every day, so even though it's been since 2007. we're coming up on 16 years this year. it feels like yesterday. the creator of this hillside memorial, jeff heaton, first put up two dozen crosses here in 2003, but he said they were torn down by vandals in6 brought back the crosses, and eventually, their numbers grew to cover the whole hillside. and i wanted to

the hill covered with crosses for memorial day kron four's amanda hari takes us there. >> a lafayette hillside memorial can be seen from bart and from highway. 24 the hillside board member says the goal of the memorial is for member. those who have been lost from more. they say not just a memorial day, but every day. >> a sobering reminder about the real meaning of memorial day honoring and saying thank you to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. flores soccer has lived in lafayette since 2005. >> and has watched morial expand since its inception in 2006 originally to honor soldiers killed in iraq and afghanistan. it's been heartbreaking to see the crosses because every cross represents another life lost. she says she first noticed the process when taking bart home. >> her son was getting to the age where he could enlist the inspired her song no parent should have to lose their child to war. she says mother's tears should be for graduations, recitals and home to mothers song. it's not a political song. it's not a left to right >> every year she attends a memorial and

dozens gathering at the lafayette hillside memorial to remember those who made the ultimate sacrificeot be for much longer. kron four's amanda hari has more. >> a lafayette hillside memorial can be seen from bart and from highway. 24 the hillside board member says the goal of the memorial is for member. those who have been lost from more. they say not just a memorial day, but every day. >> a sobering reminder about the real meaning of memorial day honoring and saying thank you to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. flores soccer has lived in lafayette since 2005 and has watched morial expand since its inception in 2006 originally to honor soldiers killed in iraq and afghanistan. it's been heartbreaking to see the crosses because every cross represents another life lost. she says she first noticed the process when taking bart home. >> her son was getting to the age where he could enlist the inspired her song no parent should have to lose their child to war. she says mother's tears should be for graduations, recitals and home to mothers song. it's not a political song

kron four's amanda hari has details. >> a lafayette hillside memorial can be seen from bart and from highway. 24 the hillside board member says the goal of the memorial is for member. those who have been lost from more. they say not just a memorial day, but every day. >> a sobering reminder about the real meaning of memorial day honoring and saying thank you to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. flores soccer has lived in lafayette since 2005 and has watched morial expand since its inception in 2006 originally to honor soldiers killed in iraq and afghanistan. it's been heartbreaking to see the crosses because every cross represents another life lost. she says she first noticed the process when taking bart home. >> her son was getting to the age where he could enlist the inspired her write a song no parent should have to lose their child to war. she says mother's tears should be for graduations, recitals and home to mothers song. it's not a political song. it's not a left to right song >> every year she attends a memorial and sings her songs. the crowd of people, l

. >> in the east bay, dozens of people gathered on the lafayette hillside memorial to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. the hill is covered with crosses, but it may not be for much longer covers. amanda hari has the details. >> a lafayette hillside memorial can be seen from bart and from highway. 24 the hillside board member says the goal of the memorial is for member. those who have been lost from more. they say not just a memorial day, but every day. >> a sobering reminder about the real meaning of memorial day honoring and saying thank you to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. flores soccer has lived in lafayette since 2005 and has watched morial expand since its inception in 2006 originally to honor soldiers killed in iraq and afghanistan. it's been heartbreaking to see the crosses because every cross represents another life lost. she says she first noticed the process when taking bart home. >> her son was getting to the age where he could enlist the inspired her song no parent should have to lose their child to war. she says mo

. >> is 10, 0, 7, and in the east bay, dozens gathered at the lafayette hillside memorial to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country on memorial day. the hill is covered with crosses, but maybe not for much longer. crawford's amanda hari has why. a lafayette hillside memorial can be seen from bart and from highway. 24 the hillside board member says the goal of the memorial is for member. those who have been lost from more. >> they say not just a memorial day, but every day. >> a sobering reminder about the real meaning of memorial day honoring and saying thank you to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. flores soccer has lived in lafayette since 2005 and has watched morial expand since its inception in 2006 originally to honor soldiers killed in iraq and afghanistan. it's been heartbreaking to see the crosses grow. >> because every cross represents another life lost. she says she first noticed the process when taking bart home, her son was getting to the age where he could enlist the inspired her song no parent should have to lose their child

have detained the driver of a truck on monday night after he crashed into a security barrier in lafayettecent to the white house grounds. we will bring you more on that as it comes into us. our other top story today. police will begin a new search today at a reservoir close to where the british toddler madeleine mccann disappeared, during a holiday in portugal, 16 years ago. officials are hoping to find evidence linking the main suspect — a german sex offender — to the case. he was living in the resort of praia da luz at the time. daniel sandford, reports from the algarve. already in position yesterday and ready to start work this morning, tents and equipment for searching at a dam three quarters of an hour's drive from where madeline mccann went missing 16 years ago. she disappeared in 2007, a few days before her fourth birthday. despite her case being one of the most high—profile missing—person cases ever, no—one has ever been charged in connection with her disappearance. her parents, kate and gerry mccann, have always hoped they would find their daughter alive, but german prosecutors w

biden estaba en la casa blanca cuando esto sucedió y el incidente ocurrió en los límites del parque lafayette es la seguridad de los que venimos a ver la casa blanca. >> el lugar del incidente y la casa blanca están separados por el parque lafayette. >> después de esta calle hay rejas metálicas reforzadas en altura por la administración trump. >> también la casa blanca es una fortaleza pero esto enciende a los demás políticos. >> si no pueden ataar a la cbo el presidente dónde van a ir? a otros niveles de políticos con nivbeles de seguridad más bajos. >> las amenaas de legisladores se han multiplado por 4 en los últimos años. >> ahora sabemos que el sospechoso llegó al aeropuerto internacional y ahí rentó el camión y después de ser arrestado le dijo que su intención era tomar el poder y matar a quien sea necesario para lograrlo incluyendo el presidente, regresamos con ustedes a los estudios. >> gracias y ahora vamos a washington p dos legisladoras opuestas se unieron para dar a conocer una propuesta, es que son indocumentados que llevan años en el país, vamos con los detalles con cristina lon

at a security barrier at lafayette square which is a block back from the white house fence. a u.s. law enforcement official tells cbs news there were no explosives in the vehicle and no weapons and there were no reported injuries to anybody in the secret service or the white house. video of the aftermath appears to show officers collecting evidence, including a flag. >> reporter: a preliminary investigation indicates the 19-year-old driver intentionally crashed into the barriers. he is facing mult from chesterfield, missouri is charged with assault with a this weapon, reckless operation of a motor vehicle and threatening to kill, kidnap, and inflict harm on a president, vice president or family member. >> reporter: there were no reported injuries to any white house personnel or secret service officials but, again, that crash remains under investigation. >> a lot of questions to be answered about this. thank you. >>> starbucks workers in the south bay are joining a union and we will have the latest on their efforts in the wake of several employees being fired. >>> as downtown san fr

i joined the air force. >> at the ceremony, yolanda shared jonathan's story to the crowd at lafayettelside memorial. two tours in and jonathan came back with more and use back in 2007. >> he said, i'm going to afghanistan. i said, no, you're not. he said yep, i am. he left january 2008 and was killed april 29, 2008. >> yolanda, now a goldstar mom, fought back her emotions as she talked about her son. >> the next day, there were air force men in my office. my secretary came out and said, there are t and they need to speak with you. i didn't want to see them. it has been one day at a time. >> it is that courage that is recognized by those here. >> no one can ever repay you the unbelievable loss you have had. but thank you for supporting your family member. ♪ >> each cross representing a family like yolanda's. still dealing with loss, but focusing on the good, in this case, the last thing jonathan said to his mom before that dark day. >> "mommy, i'm right. i'm serving my country." >> j.r. >> on the peninsula, hillsboro held its annual memorial day event today. the event kicked off with a

i joined the air force. >> at the ceremony, yolanda shared jonathan's story to the crowd at lafayettemorial. two tours in and jonathan came back with more and use back in 2007. >> he said, i'm going to afghanistan. i said, no, you're not. he said yep, i am. he left january 2008 and was killed april 29, 2008. >> yolanda, now a goldstar mom, fought back her emotions as she talked about her son. >> the next day, there were air force men in my office. my secretary came out and said, there are t and they need to speak with you. i didn't want to see them. it has been one day at a time. >> it is that courage that is recognized by those here. >> no one can ever repay you the unbelievable loss you have had. but thank you for supporting your family member. ♪ >> each cross representing a family like yolanda's. still dealing with loss, but focusing on the good, in this case, the last thing jonathan said to his mom before that dark day. >> "mommy, i'm right. i'm serving my country." >> j.r. >> on the peninsula, hillsboro held its annual memorial day event today. the event kicked off with a huge pa

more than 4000 crosses are placed on that hillside across from the lafayette bart station. it happened 20 years ago to enter the u. s soldiers killed in iraq and afghanistan. but the land is now up for sale, and it's leading to uncertainty over the future of those crosses. the memorial day ceremony begins at 5 30 this evening. president biden is observing this memorial day at arlington national cemetery, where he honored americans who have died in service to their country. throughout history. these women and men. laid down their lives. not for a place or a person. president. but for an idea. unlike any other idea in all of human history. the idea. the idea of the united states of america. earlier the president, vice president and defense secretary took part in a wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier. many businesses and most public buildings will be closed today for the federal memorial day holiday that includes all government offices, the postal service and courts, banks and public schools are also closed. there is no trading on u. s stock markets. most

he apparently drove this truck into the barricade at lafayette park. now when the park police apprehended him, he apparently made threatening comments about the white house during use arrest. they did search the truck to see if there were any explosives and there were none. now wherever they did discover a flag that contain bee swastikas symbol associated with nazi is. so at this point the individual who drove this car. ready is being charged with attempting to attack the president of united states didn't mean to take the life of the president of united states. this is being considered an assassination attempt by us officials of either laugh. we'll talk about it much for them today, but so thank so much for bringing us up to us these guys. it's always a it's now that i was off of this news. our as always is great having you with us here at sea will be back in just on the 30 minutes. we'll hope you just again the north, each to search as well as the other way. not so good. right. so see the comfortable with the good news about this this is just a boost

police say the driver of this u-haul truck ran into security barriers protecting lafayette park just yards from the white house in what may have been an intentional act. video then shows the truck ramming the barrier a second time. at first, i was just in shock like this was benjamin berger's first night in d.c. he says he heard the crash and then saw people running. thought maybe it was just an accident. and then the u-haul backed up and rammed it again. and then that's when the secret service police converged on it. another witness was walking in lafayette square at the time, and the truck cut right in front of the path that i was going to take onto the sidewalk. so this was probably no more than 25ft in front of me. the driver is in custody and facing charges. sources tell abc news the truck has been cleared for explosives. reuters later captured this image that shows a flag and backpack being removed from the truck overnight. secret service cordoned off a multi block perimeter surrounding the white house and park. the washington post reports the historic hay-adams hotel was even

this is the new refresh millie's in lafayette. believe american gets american kitchen is the modern incarnation of the old mill run by locals, victor ivory and >> aimee platt. so i've been here a long time to have here is a little girl. they bring their farm fresh approach to millie's comfort food in a cozy setting its. >> they deliver some of the updated classics to generations of diners. i grew up in the area and so it's nice share of my kids. now want to serve one year's or do you just have a >> there's the popular wave us ran cherubs this mouth watering jose's fried chicken salad and grilled chicken sandwich. don't forget the truffle fries. craft beer, california wines. artisan coffee really practically an institution in lafayette. a lot of things have changed. but the one thing that hasn't famous coffee cake. of course, you can pick the healthy option and farro. it's a favorite of pala. and bob moore, bob, the former raider tied in their regulars here at millie's well as well as family a boxing them. they come in almost every

lafayette hillside has been home to thousands of white crosses for nearly 20 years why they now facents rookie smiling? joe fonzi will let us know coming up a are there are no arrests in the shooting in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood overnight that left a man gravely injured. sfpd says officers recalled to channel street near fourth street just after midnight this morning. they found a man with gunshot wounds. he was taken to the hospital. investigators have not released any information on a suspect. a woman working at a bakery in san francisco's chinatown was stabbed just before 10 this morning, a witness telling ktvu a man stabbed the woman unprovoked. victim is being treated for life threatening injuries. the suspect was taken into custody at the scene, a fire that broke out at a u. c berkeley housing complex earlier has now been put out. police say they found an adult and a child outside their family apartment with minor injuries. another adult, was rescued from inside and detained for domestic violence, battery and investigation is now underway. police are looking into

and a quick peek at 24 through the lafayette orinda area.quiet on the roads typically 7 40 on monday we'd see busy traffic, but of course not the case today as it is the memorial day holiday. the country's largest bank is developing its own artificial intelligence software, how it plans to use it in the future and what financial experts have to say after a quick break. then honoring those who died while serving our country helped president biden is remembering america's heroes today. then later, after more than a decade of decline, community college enrollment is rising this morning on the nine why experts say students are reconsidering heading straight to a four year hool. stay ♪ ♪ every single day, businesses everywhere are asking the exact same question: is it possible? well... with comcast business... it is. is it possible to help keep our online platform safe from cyberthreats? so we can better protect our customer data? aww-yeah. absolutely. what else you got? can we use predictive monitoring to address operations issues? before they e

the apparently drove this truck into the barricade at lafayette park. now when the parkway. ready these apprehended him, he apparently made threatening comments about the white house during his arrest. they did search the truck to see if there were any explosives and there were none. now wherever they get discover, a flag that contain bee swastikas symbol associated with nazi is. so at this point the individual who drove this car. ready is being charged with attempting to attack the president of the united states didn't mean to take the life of the president of united states. this is being considered an assassination attempt by us officials. the united kingdom was so skeptical. it'd be a, be all his inquiry into russia, which, from collusion that it even stopped ating, washington and his investigation was, according to a $300.00 page us state department report, which has defunct, the allegations you k assistant legal ad tashay told the office, the british intelligence service did not assess the information about the russians and trump to be particularly valuable intelligence

this is the new refresh millie's in lafayette. believe american gets american kitchen is the modern incarnation of the old mill run by locals, victor ivory and >> amy plaque. so i've been here a long time to have here is a little girl. they bring their farm fresh approach to milly's comfort food in a cozy setting its. >> they deliver some of the updated classics to generations of diners. >> i grew up in the area and so it's nice share my kids. now want to one year's or do you just have a >> there's the popular wave us ran cherubs this mouth watering jose's fried chicken salad and grilled chicken sandwich. don't forget the truffle fries. craft beer, california wines. artisan coffee really practically an institution in lafayette. a lot of things have changed. but the one thing that hasn't famous coffee cake. of course, you can pick the healthy option and farro. it's a favorite of pala. and bob moore, bob, the former raider tied in their regulars here at years hall as well as family to a lot of seeing them. they come in almost every

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let's go out and see what we have now and take a look at lafayette. will see that that traffic is okay as you drive to the tunnel and you get to the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic is backed up out to the maze about delay at the toll plaza only and the same ma okay, dry but foggy san mateo bridge came back after being kind of fogged out, but it's not as foggy as it was, and you can see that traffic on highway four and 6 80 is slow. we have a lot of slowing this morning on 80 between let's say just outside of panel heading out to berkeley. 8 17 steve back in with today's weather. all right, sal. thank you. we have a lot of low clouds or some sun out there, but there's an extensive fog bank out there. the breeze will be with us cool tonight. tomorrow looks nice, smidge warmer but more so friday for sure. on saturday. saturday will be the warmest day operators inland to near 90. the key is going to be. what happens on sunday is a low backtracks in from nevada. which may really impact our weather on sunday and the monday but until we get there had some

involvement, people, so in to as a now that i have a tax loss. hundreds of ukrainian dumped is hoping lafayette college with a health care worker shortage will meet one of them who is saving lives while creating a new line for himself. and the price is an international outrages. uganda as president signs one of the world's cautious n t l. g things a q, those punishment can mean the death penalty us treatment sanctions. the jared raid, welcome to the program. most guy was targeted by a drawing attack on choose day, the following days of heavy fire on the ukrainian capital keys in the war on ukraine. the drawing is becoming the weapon of choice for both sides. moscow, it began launching waves all the so called kamikaze drawings last year till rising civilians and damaging infrastructure. but recently, the devices have been used in a tax on russian soil bringing the war to flatten a person's doorstep. the russian airstrikes hit the ukrainian capital for the 17th time in the month of may. across the country for people were killed and dozens injured. ukraine's president seem to criticize public safe

casa blanca cuando esto sucedió y es que no hubo lesionados y el incidente fue frente al parque lafayettebe tomarse en serio porque es la casa blanca. >> el incidente fue cerca de la casa blanca y donde está cerrado desde 1995 por casos similares. >> la casa blanca rodeada por rejas metálicas duplicadas en altura durante la administración trump. >> el incidente enciende alerta para otros funcionarios políticos de la capital. >> si no pueden atacar la casa blanca dónde van a ir? a otros políticos de niveles de seguridad más bajo. >> la amenaza se ha duplicado en seis años. >> en washington javier vega telemundo. >> mire las cámaras de a patrulla fronteriza donde lanzan a un menor de edad por el muro fronterizo y luego dejan caer a un niño de 4 años que se golpea en la espalda, luego un adulto lo toma entre sus brazos y agentes le dan primeros auxilios. >> los coyotes dicen que les van a cruzar de esta forma pero no le dan explicqación el menor pueda caer. >> el muro fronterizo tiene altura de u nos 30 pies y entre el 2019 y 2021 se registraron 16 muertes y algunos gravemente por burlar el

if you remember said i had joined me from lafayette as they w is banned from reporting in russia. they told me more about ross as next steps after the belgrade incident was examined. x, sometimes very unpredictably as that's why it's hard to say what is next step? what of what could be the next steps? but considering the previous reactions, anthony, i can imagine and you, massive nissan drank or throw strikes on ukraine, like to type them off to the explosion on the try me a bridge, for example, last to you. but we don't know what else is the options that will come up with the only thing that seems clear is that they are team to use every thing that happens for they have propagandistic purposes to reinforce pollutants idea. look, we have been invaded and have to make pre emptive strikes. otherwise the requirements would invade us all the time. like it happens this time in belgrade to us. so the, the russian presidency worried about a new and he will movement and i'm to movement growing from within russia. well, i don't think that this, such a incursions could have any effect and p

for real day. 4000 white crosses on a hillside in lafayette reminder of the u.ervicemen and women who died while serving in two wars in the middle east, iraq and afghanistan to make sure that sacrifice for peace is never forgotten vigil on the evening of memorial day for one mom who lost her son. this event gives her strength. it stays like today that we can honor and remember him. that helps pick me back up and picks my spirit back up, even says her son, sean, was killed in afghanistan november 9th 2007, the one creek native left behind a wife and daughter, who was born months after he died coming up on 16 years this year. it feels like yesterday. the creator of this hillside memorial jeff heaton, first put up two dozen crosses here in 2003, but he says they were torn down by vandals in 2006 heat and brought back the crosses, and eventually, their numbers grew to cover the whole hillside chronicle the soldiers that died one at a time with crosses on the hillside. little did i realized that we would fill up the hillside with 4000 crosses, and they're very, very

. >> scott kimball is living with lori mcleod at her house in lafayette.e getting quite close during this period and larissa is living at the house as well with her mother. now this new man who's entered her mother's life. where they lived together was a rural area that was largely ran checks, mostly prairie land. >> scott had two boys of his own, just in and cody. and they come to visit. >> yes, i love his voice. >> and his boys loved her daughter? >> oh, yeah, there were great with kaysi too. having two little brothers was fun for her. >> how did he act around casey was back >> he acted like the guy everybody would be looking for to be in their child's life. >> unfortunately, kaysi is struggling. her mom's divorce seems to be taking a heavy emotional toll. >> when she was in her later teens come amid teams, she was kind of getting rebellious. ran with the wrong crowd, doing the wrong things. >> kaysi had been into the drugs, ran away, but you seem to be coming back into and laurie hoped she would become. >> this video was shot at kaysi's high school grad

it is located across from the lafayette bart station. developing news out of washington tonight where there is some long awaited out of capitol hill. lawmakers say a deal has been reached in debt ceiling talks. house speaker kevin mccarthy is not going into details other than characterizing the agreement as worthy of the american public. here is allison classic. >> after weeks of negotiations and just days before a potential default republicans say they have reached an agreement in principle with the white house. house speaker kevin mccarthy breaking the news on twitter before speaking to the press. >> we still have a lot of work to do but i believe this is an agreement in principle that is worthy of the american will. it has historic reductions in spending, consequential reforms that will lift people out of poverty into the workforce, rain in government overreach. >> mccarthy saying the deal involves no new taxes and no new government programs. the breakthrough comes days before june 5, the date treasury secretary janet yellen warned th

when lafayette first approached him about the experiment to prepare the enslaved for freedom washington replies that it gives some big support and affirmation that he'd like to help him. but he also says that any discussion of this should wait till you're at mount vernon that becomes a pattern where washington reserves for conversations that are undocumented any kind of detailed talk about steps away from slavery any kind of consideration of emancipation or or freedom for the enslaved. um, and it's it's that record. it's that record that makes the study of washington as a farmer so important for understanding his eventual path to emancipation of enslaved. um and it it's in this this famous map that i had already shown up of the five farms was actually created as washington's first step toward what he thought would be a program that would allow him to emancipate the enslaved or at least find some other kinds of less world, um dependency for them and he creates this map in 1793 as part of a very elaborate plan that he has to lease his forms to skilled british farmers who would come and ta

memorial will hold a vigil at 5:30 tonight located across from the lafayette station.at a motorcycle rally in new mexico. police say the victims were members of rival biker gangs. new mexico state police say at least five other people got hurt in the shooting. it was after an earlier altercation between gang members in albuquerque. the event in the mountain resort of red river attracted 30,000 people. >> we are told it was somebody taking a picture with a different gang, something as stupid as that. kumasi: investigators say at least three people are facing charges. one gang member will be charged with murder. police say all of the shooters have been apprehended and there is no threat to the community. kumasi: lawmakers voted to impeach the state attorney general. republican ken paxton was voted out of his seat. he faces charges including abuse of office, fraud, and bribery. the republican leader wrote checks all charges and called the -- rejects all charges and call devoted ugly spectacle. his wife who holds a seat in the senate has not said whether or not she will re

last night, and the truck drove into the security barriers on the backside of lafayette park, and its right across from white house compound. the secret service says that no one was injured, but officials including bomb technicians searched truck after the crash, a law enforcement source says no explosives were found, but what was found the following including a flag that appears to show a swastika and a black backpack and a roll of duct tape. brian todd is there on the scene, and you have new details of what the suspect said at the scene last night. what do you? >> that is right, kate. according to the law enforcement sources who spoke to our colleagues evan perez and john miller at the scene last night shortly after the vehicle crashed into the barrier behind me, the suspect did make threats regarding the white house, and that is according to the law enforcement sources evan perez and john miller. it occurred around 10:00 p.m. last night, the u-haul truck smashed into the barrier here behind me. the oil spilled and they have some sand and absorbent there and there sis a tire track

when lafayette first approached him about the experiment to prepare the enslaved for freedom washington replies that it gives some big support and affirmation that he'd like to help him. but he also says that any discussion of this should wait till you're at mount vernon that becomes a pattern where washington reserves for conversations that are undocumented any kind of detailed talk about steps away from slavery any kind of consideration of emancipation or or freedom for the enslaved. um, and it's it's that record. it's that record that makes the study of washington as a farmer so important for understanding his eventual path to emancipation of enslaved. um and it it's in this this famous map that i had already shown up of the five farms was actually created as washington's first step toward what he thought would be a program that would allow him to emancipate the enslaved or at least find some other kinds of less world, um dependency for them and he creates this map in 1793 as part of a very elaborate plan that he has to lease his forms to skilled british farmers who would come and ta