lafayette makes this trip to the u.s. to take the secretary with him. secretary writes everyday about what lafayette did in which he went to physically every intercity and then they took comments back and they were published in the papers in the u.s. but it's important he went to mount vernon because it reinforces the fact that 1820s it is a shrine and more than that to washington but also in trying to the idea of freedom which i suggest paradoxical of the plantation house the plantation of a man who freed his slaves in his will. there is a tomb on the right hand side as it existed in the 19th century and the landscape right here which shows you and unbelievable amount of interest and you know how many places in the west is named mount vernon. it becomes an absolute icon of the revolutionary general and becomes this extremely well-known place so here is mount vernon, it might even be bigger than the screen here, i'm sorry. you see this on the porch, washington and its published well after on a portrait, which i'm sure you recognize, the u.s. currency an

and thene the two on the left is lafayette. it's the meeting of the two men on the porch on mount vernon i' 1784. what else do we have going on here? interestingly you have the two women in this group to the right. i think there is a little child here. and then to the left is the white child and the african-american child playing together over here. and at vignettes thought up a of aparadoxical hard to understd image but one that does remind us the african-american president of mount vernon far outnumbers the white ones and it does kind of signal the diversity of people. now i wondered for my mark here. washington was keenly interested in opening his own house. but also keenly interested in the design of the city of washington d.c., the district of columbia which began to be constructed shortly after the establishment of the united states. there is a very famous a group portrait of the washington family, george is to the left. there are other members of the family on the other side. and you have at the center the map of washing

to its patriarch so of lafayette was a wealthy french nobleman. he used his family fortune to equip a ship. with materials that would support the american revolution sailed to the us and became an a decamp to george washington and then became a little kind of lifelong friend of washington's and so then he sends this. this key to the bastille is a symbol. to washington along with this as i said with this image of the best tree as it before its demolition. the key then was displayed in philadelphia in washington state dining room and then later exhibited in the hall at mount vernon where lafayette saw it during his famous. farewell trip to the us in 182480-25 where he was heralded as a hero of two worlds of both the french and the american revolution at belle vernon lafayette visits the tomb of washington was that which was actually built on the grounds of his estate quite close to the house. because personal secretary he was a man named lava, sir. said love it descended alone in the vault. and a few minutes thereafter reappeared with his eyes overf

so lafayette was a wealthy french nobleman. he used his family fortune to equip a ship with materials that would support the american revolution, sailed to the u.s., and he became an aide-de-camp to george washington and then became a kind of lifelong friend of washington and so then he senses that the key to the bastille is a symbol to washington, along with this -- as i said, with this image of the bastille before its demolition. the key then was displayed in philadelphia, in washington's state dining room, and then later exhibited in the hall at mt. vernon where lafayette saw it during his famous farewell trip to the u.s. in 1824-1825, where he was heralded as the hero of two worlds, of both the french and the americans revolution. at mt. vernon. this is the tomb of washington which was actually built on the grounds of his estate quite close to the house. his personal secretary said lafayette descended alone in the vault and a few minutes thereafter reappeared with his eyes overflowing with tears. he took his son by the hand

square, lafayette park, etc. and during the iconoclasm, right of summer of 2020 for the time i went down, parked my car on h street just to walk around lafayette park, the hay-adams, one of the most historic hotels in the united veterans, which has the famous plaque from from the words of abraham. right. which echoed the bible of of the the duty that we have to care for the orphans and the widows, the madison home, the historic madison home on lafayette square. i, i spent about 4 hours walking around as much as i could. i was shocked and horrified to find that the statues of the four great foreign born which are the four in that beautiful urban rectangular park that all four of those great were in, in what looked like three strands of barbed wire to protect them from being vandalized or smashed in the center of that park. andrew jackson it's one of the most important. he's on the back of his horse. it's one of the most important statues of kind in the world. and we all witnessed vandals who tried to throw straps

it's called slow down lafayette.uipment, including speed delays on city streets. it'll provide authorities with traffic volume and speed information to help them deal with those problems. some areas, officials say lafayette, has struggled with road safety. in 2021, a bicyclist and a crossing guard were killed in separate crashes . our time is 450. san diego could soon install hundreds of cameras on street lights to help catch criminals. now, the police were testing surveillance cameras and license plate readers last week during that time, the cameras tracked two cars that were reported in violent crimes. one was involved in a carjacking and a robbery. another was a stolen vehicle. thanks to those cameras, the suspects were arrested. we take public safety very seriously in alcohol. we have a fully staffed police department and we are doing everything we can to keep things as safe as possible. so that means we're going to use everything at our disposal to try to get criminals off the streets. i think that's awesome. i

will you continue to speak out for us in lafayette? philippe all kron. 4 news. >> today, legendary guitar player and bay area native carlos santana has apologized to the transgender community. the musician has come under fire after comments he made during a concert in july recently surfaced at the show in new jersey. santana said, quote, a woman is a woman and a man is a man. that's it. whatever you want to do in the closet, that is your okay. with that end quote on facebook this morning. santana issued an apology which reads in part, quote, i'm sorry for my insensitive comments. they don't reflect that. i want to honor and respect all persons, ideals and beliefs. i realize that what i said hurt people and that was not my intent. i sincerely apologize to the transgender community and everyone i offended, end quote. happening now, a carnival is up and running at san francisco's civic center area. there's a big slide. carnival games, a funhouse ferris wheel the whole bit. even the spinning teacup sits right near city hall and the carniva

so he's he's behind the scenes working with lafayette on you know, promoting liberty. and and promoting the the new the new national assembly into taking a greater role so he came back to america very inspired. he thought that he didn't for see the the reign of terror and the bloodshed that would happen. he didn't know about the wars the revolutionary wars that would happen in the 1790s yet. he just came back thinking that france is basically going to do what we just did we're gonna have a successful republic. on and it took him a long time to stray from that idea. he was a very strong proponent of what the french were doing. he clashed with hamilton in the cabinet in hamilton much more pro-british, but it was eventually i think jefferson jefferson and madison formed what they called the republican party the democratic republican party, we often call it today and it was inspired in part by what happened in france. in fact, they were kind of sticking up for the french revolution and trying to keep us from aligning too closely with britain. so i think there's some parall

isaiah in lafayette encouraging the public to participate in the jewish community. relations council fear. i am initiative inviting people to record and post positive messages about the jewish community online and increase awareness about how anti-semitism is impacting families on our website. here i am stories dot org. we have videos, including from many of the folks behind me. >> as allies in the fight against anti-semitism, he name here. i am the state attorney general's office says antisemitic hate crimes increased more th 2

kennedy made to save lafayette square.he, and her research at the kennedy library realize it's the day after the television tour aired, vibrate 15 , 62. mrs. k took a walk the lafayette parkd with dave finley. under sent for the first on the full extent of the plans that were in place. i think again here is a mentor reaching out to her and utilizing a great appeal but i have to imagine he knewom perhaj someone could make a difference in these plans was jacqueline kennedy. she was quite horrified to find out what was in store. in fact her own husband had already approved it. not because he nessus i thought itut was a good idea but i think as government goes things get rolling i do think there's no way to stop it. she did not feel that way. i think she was buoyed by the popularity of the tour and the popularly of the program thought she could lend her name and influence to this. before long she was writing a letter i'm sure recommended by finley policy administrator of the gsa laying out her concern aboutbo this. when and ho

so following an armed robbery in lafayette ends in a car crash. lafayette police sharing these photos of the aftermath and you could see where the cards crashed into a drainage channel happened on tuesday. about 05:00pm, according to police, the suspect robbed a gas station near mount diablo boulevard, then drove off in a stolen vehicle. an officer in the area followed the suspect who turned into a dead-end street. and then as you can see there crash, the suspect was arnested on multiple charges and booked into the martinez detention facility. sunnyvale police are investigating a shooting that happened early this morning. officers were called to climb drive around 3.30, in the morning. >> the victim survived, but police are looking for the folks responsible kron four's rob nesbitt reports on the moments leading up to the shootingi >> this is the area of sunnyvale that police were called to early wednesday morning for reports of a shooting discovering on arrival that the shooting was all over. a catalytic converter the quiet sunnyvale neighborhood

isaiah in lafayette encouraging the public to participate in the jewish community relations councils. here i am initiative inviting people to record and post positive messages about the jewish community online and increase awareness about how anti-semitism is impacting we're experienci g this dilution on social media with negative messaging. let's put positive messaging out there. let's make sure that there's more voices out there in support of the jewish community. the state attorney general's office says antisemitic hate crimes increased more than 24% last year and saw more than 20% increase the year prior. we're living in a time when temple isaiah needs to spend its dollars on guards and fences and gates. >> when we would much rather be spending it on education and community and works of good. i've never been subject to direct anti-semitism prior to my election to public office. that is until late last year when walnut creek council member kevin wilkes, as anti-semitic flyers were found in his area, then in june for people

local leaders joined in solidarity at a temple in lafayette to support the jewish community. khan forcefully to call reports. >> he name here. i am here. i am a way to drown out the hate spreading against the jewish community on the web and through flyers circulating throughout bay area, communities, state and local elected leaders stood side by side friday at temple. isaiah in lafayette encouraging the public to participate in the jewish community relations councils here. i am initiative inviting people to record and post positive messages about the jewish community online and increase awareness about how anti-semitism is impacting gm's. we're experiencing this dilution on social media with negative messaging. let's put positive messaging out there. let's make sure that there's more voices out there in support of the jewish community. the state attorney general's office says antisemitic hate crimes increased more than 24% last year and saw more than 20% increase the year prior. we're living in a time when temple isaiah needs to spend its dollars on guards and fences and gate

canoe made to save lafayette square.he in the research at the kennedy library realized it was a day after the television tour, february 15 of 1962 that mrs. kennedy took a walter -- walked through the lafayette park with david tillich administered for the first time the full extent of the plans that were in place. i think again here's a mental reaching out to her and utilizing her great appeal. i have to imagine he knew perhaps if someone could make a difference in these plants it was jacqueline kennedy. she was really quite horrified to find out what was in store here and, in fact, her own husband had already approved it. not because he necessary thought was a good idea but i think as government goes, things get really any think there's no way to stop it. she did not feel that way. see i think was maybe buoyed by the popularity of that tour and by the popularity of the program i thought she could lend her name and influence to their spirit so before long she was writing a letter as you recommended by david findlay to th

will you continue to speak out for us in lafayette?hilippe all kron. 4 news. >> take a look at this. a police car slams into a wells fargo late last night in orinda happened on raw the way in. >> camino pablo just after midnight. no injuries were reported. the building is now boarded up but still open for business during its regular hours. firefighters in contra costa county shaved their heads today to show support for one of their own kron. 4 charles clifford has the story. well, firefighters can become a very tight-knit family. they work together. they spend a lot of time together. their families hang out together. >> today here in concord, these firefighters are showing support for one of their own. this is the contra costa county fire protection district's station 6 in concord throughout the day today. dozens of firefighters here are shaving their heads there, buzzing them down to show support for fellow firefighter john martinez. he is suffering from colon cancer, apparently having a pretty tough go of it. so they wanted to take t

this group says it is committed to silencing those messages with the community's lafayette. philippe djegal kron. 4 news. >> united auto workers members have granted union leaders authorization to strike during ongoing contract negotiations with general motors, ford motors and stellantis if necessary strikes could take various forms, including a national strike. we're all workers under the contract ceased working or targeted work stoppages at certain plants over local contract issues. a 40 day strike against gm during the last round of negotiations in 2019 led to a production loss of 300,000 vehicles. the current contract expires september 14th. and happening tomorrow, we could see the largest strike of health care workers in u.s. history. kaiser permanente. workers across the nation are preparing for a strike vote on saturday. negotiations have been going on for months. the unions representing 85,000 workers have until september 16th to vote after that, a strike could begin on october. 1st, the workers are fighting for higher wages and what they say is serious under staffin

she she did later on talk about how when she discovered what was going to happen at lafayette. where that it was going to be ripped down and horrible things put up in their place. she just you know, she just couldn't stand by and let that happen. well, i have a very favorite question that i like to ask. smart people terrific collection of smart people on stage with me today and this is this is a hard question. these are these have been the warm-up questions. now, this is this is the this is definitely the hard question one day. there will not be a first lady of the united states even though this has been the case for 230 some odd years one day there will undoubtedly be a first gentleman in that role as the first spouse. so, how do you think when that happens when that day comes this is called a hypothetical when that day comes how will this role of preservation that has been assumed by first ladies as we know that we've already heard of that has been historic. how do you think that's going to change will it change a little bit will it change some what will it change greatly? so

officials say lafayette has struggled with road safety. back in 2021, a bicyclist and crossing guard were killed in two separate crashes there. the california state university system may not reach its goals for graduation rates. a new report from the watchdog group campaign for college opportunities says only 62% of students earned a diploma within the last six years. that's short of their goal of 66. also, the report found that graduation rates for black, latino and indigenous students remains well below other students. cal state east bay had one of the lowest graduation rates for first time students, while city leaders warn of a possible roadblock to plans to add a bike and pedestrian bridge linking alameda and oakland. they say the high cost of the project and lack of public interest may put it on hold indefinitely. but supporters of the pedestrian bridge point out there are currently only three ways for cyclists and pedestrians to get between oakland and alameda. the proposed bridge would link jacqueline and square to alameda, but the

the chase went all the way to lafayette near pleasant hill. road. the driver now faces several charges, including possession of a stolen vehicle and suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs. 606, close to a holiday weekend on thursday. lot of people are going to be taken off millions of them. >> hitting the road for labor day weekend. so drivers taking road trips will likely see gas prices similar to what we saw last year with michael thomas live for us in walnut creek with what we need to know about those prices. good morning, michael. >> hi, good morning, everyone. that's right. you know, this weekend is the unofficial end of summer. so everyone's getting in those last minute travel many of them are hitting the roads were talking about jam packed roads in those gas stations. also going to be packed with a little annoyed people because these prices are high. let's get video so i can break it all down. according to triple a they say that this travel is actually up 4% compared to last year and traffic on the roads will be at its worst almost

this was the scene on highway. 24 lafayette wednesday morning after a chase involving chp officers that he tried pulling over the trump for carpool violation in pittsburgh. the driver won't stop. chase went all the way to lafayette near that pleasant hill road driver faces several charges, including possession of a stolen vehicle and suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs still out of the kron. 4 morning news, a sales force. >> get ready to put on this year's tree forest conference in san francisco. there's a possibility might the last held in the city with leaders are trying to do to people. plus the vaccine in the works. could curb overdosed. and after the break, president joe biden announces 95 million dollars in funding for why following the deadly wildfires. what he had to say wildfires. what he had to say next. oh, hello! hi! do you know that every load of laundry could be worth as much as $300? really? and your clothes just keep getting more damaged the more times you wash them. downy protects fibers, doing more than detergent alone. see? this one looks brand new. save

isaiah in lafayette encouraging the public to participate in the jewish community relations councils.e i am initiative inviting people to record and post positive messages about the jewish community online and increase awareness about how anti-semitism is impacting we're experiencing this dilution on social media with negative messaging. let's put positive messaging out there. let's make sure that there's more voices out there in support of the jewish community. the state attorney general's office says antisemitic hate crimes increased more than 24% last year and saw more than 20% increase the year prior. we're living in a time when temple isaiah needs to spend its dollars on guards and fences and gates. >> when we would much rather be spending it on education and community and works of good. i've never been subject to direct anti-semitism prior to my election to public office. that is until late last year when walnut creek council member kevin wilkes, as anti-semitic flyers were found in his area, then in june for people used zoom to verbally, attack him for being jewish during a cou

the chase went all the way to lafayette near the pleasant hill road exit. the driver faces several charges, including possession of a stolen vehicle and suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs. this year's annual dreamforce conference in san francisco could be the last kron four's grant lotus joins us here in the studio with why that might be the case grant. well, ken city leaders say keeping people safe if the dreamforce conference is a top priority for them. but >> sales forces ceo told the chronicle of conditions don't improve turnaround at next month's event. don't count on the three-day conference coming back in 2024, which, of course, would be a devastating blow to the local economy here. this year's annual dreamforce conference at the moscone center in san francisco. lance, right in the midst of turmoil surrounding the city's ongoing problems with public safety, the open air drug market and homelessness. economic experts say, however, this year's conference goes well, kind of indicate whether san francisco still has what it takes to host a

expect to see to see more digital speed signs in lafayette. the city has launched a new program called slow down lafayette. the program includes installing portable speed sign, so collect traffic volume data. city officials say that data will be used to identify high-risk locations. coming up next, high stakes poker players robbed at gunpoint in the south bay. how much police say the suspects took from them. >> plus, city leaders stepping in after students say people from nearby encampments. leaving needles on their school campus. and a woman escapes from a cellmate by suspected kidnapper in oregon. what we're learning tonight about his ties to the bay area. babackck i in n ththe e , snsneaeakeker r drdropopst getting online to wait in line. now with xfinity mobile... ...we get the fastest mobile service and can get the freshest kicks asap. i got this. get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited when you switch to xfinity mobile for $30 a line per month. nice job, little sis! they grow up so fast... i'm a fan. from xfinity. from oakland after

these on verified images from the russian telegram news channel lafayette, to show some of the damage from inside it photos. the drone attack by ukraine on a rush and naval ship on the best day, a severe slot in households, lavinia out 3 months. rain fell in a single day. the extreme weather has claimed to the lives of at least 3 people. nothings of any how close to the border with austria has been worst effected, and authorities are wanting of ball flats in other areas as a river swell. dwelt oceans. walmart, never the past month has been the hot test on the record where the average surface water temperature reaching 20.96 degrees celsius or 69.7 degrees fahrenheit. one of the places we start going to record is the us state of florida, where the effects of why my ocean water already visible or plunging below. the surface of pots of florida is from refreshing these days. the ocean near here reached a re, quote 38 degrees this week about the same as a hot tub. the heat has bleached this one. it's bright carl. and now locals. a worried about what comes needs to happen in the last 2 week

we have all touched on this in opening remarks about the lafayette square. i want to credit kathleen who wrote a wonderful article in 2006 for the leadership journal aboutt the efforts of mrs. kennedy made to save lafayette square. her and utilizing her great appeal. i have to imagine that he knew that perhaps if someone could make a difference in these plans. it was jacqueline kennedy and she was she was really quite quite horrified to find out what was what was in store and and in fact her own husband had already approved it not because he necessarily thought it was a good idea, but i think as government goes things get rolling and you think there's no way to stop it. well, she did not feel that way. she she i think was maybe buoyed by the the popularity of that tour and by the popularity of her program and thought she could lend her name and and influence to this so before long she was writing a letter. i'm sure recommended by david finley to to bernadette bhutan who was the administrator of the gsa and really laying out her concern about this and how imp

. >> lafayette, a gay black character in a fantasy setting. come on, it's like my catnip. revolutionary. >> and we see regina wesley. >> ain't too ashamed of yourself? >> what did you just say to me? >> i said, any particular brand of cognac. >> they're characters that started off in ways that could totally have been sidelined, and yet the show embraced them. >> "true blood" allowed the marginalization of vampires to serve as the marginalization for lgbtq, african americans, people of color, and even marginalization of people within those communities. >> you still ain't making me eat no aids burger. >> well, all you gotta do is say, hold the aids. here, eat it. >> "the walking dead" was ushering in new black characters in a very cool way. >> we can beat them. this isn't the end. >> sick of playing defense. >> so you're just going to take on all of them. >> >> it was definitely a watershed moment with denye playing that character and really shifting some folks' idea of what a strong female character can look like. >> thank god. >> you know, people never really talked about

. >> it was yet another power outage in her lafayette neighborhood. >> in eight days, it was off threeferent times. >> power keeps going out at richard's home. >> happened about seven or nine times in a month and a half, two months. it's unacceptable. >> steve lost count of power outages that began in early july. >> working from home and the power has gone off, i am waiting around. is it going to come on? you don't know. >> no communication to say, hey, we are sorry your power went out, we want to tell you why. >> pg&e says it is trying to prevent wildfires in high-risk fire zones, like the woodsy areas of contra costa county. it cut back on tree trimming but enhanced powerline safety settings, or epss. if a tree branch hits a powerline, sensors would instantly cut power to the wire, preventing a potential wildfire, especially on hot, windy days. >> it's not a hot today, there is no wind, and all of a sudden, there is quiet. my computer shut off. >> the summer has been mild. residents say sensors seem to shut their power down for no reason. >> 's are so sensitive, if anything bumps it

a police chase following an armed robbery in lafayette ended like this with a car crash. lafayette police sharing these photos. you can see where the car crashed into a drainage channel. it happened around 5 o'clock at night. and according to police, the suspect robbed a gas station near mount diablo boulevard, then drove off in this stolen vehicle. an officer in the area followed the suspect who turned into a dead-end street and then crashed. the suspect was arrested on multiple charges and has been booked into the martinez detention facility. now to mateo county where officials are warning people about an aggressive shark. very popular beach. this incident happened at pebble beach, which is part of being hollow. state beach, according to the san mateo sheriff. the encounter happened yesterday when a kayaker was in the water. thankfully, no injuries reported. but locals feel that there could be more sharks at other nearby beaches. >> if you're for a year of like your friend for 10, but she's been here most of her life. and she says she's never seen anything like that. bu

this was the scene on highway 24 in lafayette this morning after the chase involving the chp officers say they tried to pull over the truck for a carpool violation in pittsburgh, but the driver didn't stop. the chase went all the way to lafayette before the driver hit several other cars and then flipped near pleasant hill road. the driver faces several charges, including possession of a stolen vehicle and suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs. >> so the bells you're hearing marked the beginning of the 100 99th sonoma valley grape harvest growers vintners the local wine community. sonoma valley fire police departments, local elected officials. all of them gathered at the historic sonoma plaza kick off the harvest. the tradition of ringing in the harvest celebrates the first pick as they call it as the industry goes to work, producing wine for us to enjoy for years to still ahead tonight, column and got started on a mission. >> to clean up the entire bay area. and we've got pays outside around our skies. that should be clearing out here very shortly. we'll talk about that co

in fact, west contra costa unified over here, lafayette, a number of schools coming online. there may be a change in traffic flow through the area. walnut creek heading out of contra costa county, we are looking at a standard backup. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> 6:11 right now. it was that feel-good hit that won the oscar, but now the former nfl star whose real life story inspired "the blind side" says it was based on a lie. >>> have you checked your bank statements and looked at what you're paying for streaming? the prices keep going up-and-up. we'll take a look at that. let's take a look at the futures. it's going to be a rough day on the markets. we'll take a look at why. >>> well, maybe a better day on the ball field. could the giants be getting a new player? keep it here. you're watchin"today in the g >>> good tuesday morning. right now at 6:15, happy first day of school for morgan hill unified. it's going to be partly to mostly cloudy as you head out, and at drop-off time it's 64 degrees. nice and mild start and a hot day. pick-up time, ac on in the pick-up lin

it reaches the people standing in front of the white house in lafayette square but it reaches many more people in a picture in the newspaper. that is why that banner is on really easy to read, dark against white background, that's all about how they are reproduced in the newspaper and later in 1917 as the us became involved in world war i the national women's party got much more provocative in their messages so they went in with this kaiser banner that says have you forgotten your sympathy with the poor germans because they were not self governed, 20 million american women are not self governed, take the beam out of your own eye, this is not only very critical and controversial but potentially treasonous in the eyes of some of the public, directly criticizing the president, calling him kaiser while we are at war with germany. this is a tactic activists use constantly. the outrageous, know that you are going to lose some followers because of it but the attention you are going to get might be worth it and once you start seeing the tactics you see them everywhere. it is kind of timeless. o

to see lafayette be gay and black, and not die was actually a pretty ground breaking sight.self? - what'd you just say to me? - i said any particular brand of cognac? - their characters that started off in ways that could have totally been sidelined and yet the show embraced them, bringing them further and further into the narrative. - "true blood" allowed the marginalization of vampires to serve as an avatar for the marginalization of lgbtq and african americans, people of color, and even the marginalization within those communities. - you still ain't makin' me eat no aids burger. - well all you gotta do is say hold the aids. here. eat it. (sinister music) - "the walking dead" was ushering in new black characters in a very cool way. - we can beat 'em. - this isn't the end. - i'm sick of playing defense. - so you're just gonna take on all of 'em? - that was definitely a watershed moment with danai playing that character and really shifting what some folks' idea of what a strong female character could look like. - thank god. - you know, people never really talked about the in

expect to see more digital speeding signs in lafayette. they show you how fast you're going.new program called slow lafayette and they're going put in these portable speed signs to collect the traffic volume data. they're going to use that data to identify high-risk locations in. you can use that data to realize, oh, i'm going to a law off and it's kind of friendly to the whale say like slow down. >> and i live better. so >> all right. well, we talked about anchor brewing in san francisco, shutting down of a famous brewery. and here's another one. craft beer company harmonic. you see there sign they're they're closing their taproom and brewery in the city's dogpatch neighborhood. company says it's got something to do with the leasing issue there at that space. but in any event, they're shutting down their location there. however, the harmonic tap room and restaurant will stay open at chase center so you can still enjoy it. there. but as for the dogpatch location, they say they're going to be shutting those doors on october 31st. happening tomorrow, we have immigration reform

expect to see more digital speed signs driving through lafayette. city's launched a new program called slow down lafayette, and it includes installing portable speed signs to collect traffic data as well. a city officials starting to use that data to identify high-risk locations. >> well, happening today, the writers guild of america is headed back to the negotiating table. this after the alliance of motion picture and television producers which represents the studios and the internet streamers requested the meeting on tuesday. writers have been on strike in hollywood for almost 100 days now. let's keep our fingers crossed if they can't come to a deal. and today's meeting. happening tomorrow, immigration reform advocates here in the bay area will begin a three-day march to san francisco to demand congressional action on immigration groups will gather in both san jose in petaluma starting at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning and they will walk more than 40 miles over the weekend meeting at the federal building in san francisco on monday. the group is callin

so if you're traveling to walnut creek in lafayette, run into that issue. the bay bridge right now. 18 minutes. we've been around 18 minutes for most of the morning. there. the san mateo bridge finally down to 17. we've got to 36. we had an earlier accident. slows down for most of the morning down from 60 to 49 minutes. long 1, 0, one. 85 to menlo park. 2, 80 82 still good options for you and over the east bay, 30 woman, right? stanley and downton milpitas darya. james, back to you. >> thanks. a lot rain. it's 9.49. in california. senators dianne feinstein and alex padilla called on u.s. senate leadership to include 310 million dollars in upcoming supplemental emergency bill. and they use that money to repair infrastructure, treat sewage that is spilling across border and coming in to the u.s. from mexico. more than 100 billion gallons of toxic water has entered the u.s. through the tijuana river since 2018. in fact, the south side of imperial beach and san diego county has been closed for more than 600 consecutive days. now due to that sewage runoff flowin

expect to see digital speed signs and lafayette. the city just launched a program called slow down lafayette and it includes installing portable speed signs to collect traffic, volume data and it's a little reminder sometimes when you drive by, don't there. and that's the whole point. and also they're taking that data and it will help identify high-risk locations, ok? and we're also following the latest with the writers guild strike. >> looks like their union is going to head back to the negotiating table starting today. now this comes after the alliance of motion picture and television producers, which represents the studios and the online streamers requested that both sides come back to the table. writers have been on strike there for almost 100 days. we'll see if maybe they can make some progress today. >> it's 8.20, and coming up on the kron 4 morning news a suspected serial kidnapper with ties to the bay area has just been arrested. we're going to tell you how police say the victim got away. eveverery y bubusisines dedeseservrv

expect to see more digital speed signs in lafayette. >> they just launched a program called slow down lafayette and they're going to install portable speed signs that will collect traffic volume data and that way they can use that data to identify high-risk locations. and you can use that data to go. oh, i didn't realize i was going that fast. >> all right. 9.60, the time. and former president donald trump has pleaded not guilty to federal conspiracy charges that are accusing him of trying to overturn the 2020 election. our dc correspondent alexandra limon has the latest on what happened. >> after his court appearance, the former president also spoke to reporters here in washington and he insisted he's done nothing wrong >> we can't let this happen in america. former president donald trump appeared in federal court in washington thursday where he pleaded not guilty to felony criminal charges. this is a persecution. >> of a political opponent. d of ump is accu conspiring with his allies to brazenly lie about his 2020 election laws and overturn the results so far, trump is the only one

sure it reaches the people standing in front of the white house on lafayette square but reaches manyople in the picture in the newspaper. that's why that banner isn't really easy to read dark against white background all about how it's going to reproduce in the newspaper. and, in fact, later in 1917 as world war i of the u.s. became involved in world war i, the national women's party got much more provocative in their messages. so they went in with this kaiser wilson banner which is have you forgotten your sympathy with the poor germans because there were not self governed question 20 million american women are not self govern. take the beam out of your own eye. it's potentially treasonous in the eyes of some periods of directly criticizing the president calling him kaiser while we are at war with germany. this is a a tacticc that activis use constantly here the outrageous come know you're going to lose some followers because of it but the attention you're going to get might be worth it. once you start singing these tactics, you really do see them everywhere pickets really kind of ti

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i think now about this summer when black lives matter activists were in lafayette square in front ofhite house. the square was cleared so the president could go stand by st. john's church. there were weeks of reporting about that, right? who ordered the square to be cleared what law enforcement was there what tactics did they use this is massive washington post a video investigation where they use imagery. they zoomed in on the emblems on different law enforcement officers uniforms to try to figure out what happened that night. had curfew just expired the protesters just went home it would not have been a story for a minute. it was the protesters who continue to keep this in the news. even though the protested not gone thes way they anticipated. there are 19th century roots to this tactical, make sure you make the press work for you. make sure you craft an image that works for you this is something we think of as an artifactke but the suffragists were really good at paying attention to how things looked make sure they looked the way you wanted them too. this is an illustrated newspap

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kron four's will tran out in lafayette with a firsthand look. a will. >> the haze is still here and it's not going anywhere. despite a little breezy condition. you can see maybe we can zoom in on some trees there and you leave. you can zoom in. you can see a swaying back and forth gently. hopefully that will push the haze away from us. but it's not doing it. at least not at this time because you can see the horizon and normally i've been here beautiful days, you could see san francisco from this high up in lafayette. you can see. but today that horizon, that ridge line is as far as you can possibly see for now, because of those hazy conditions, believe it or not, today's better than yesterday. so let me show you video parts of the bay area yesterday, you might recall was a red flag warning the first one since october of 2021. all over the bay area, especially in the north bay, napa county. it was a lot worse than say the heart of the bay area. but you can get away with it. i live in the east bay and i thought there was a wildfire because of all

four's will tran in lafayette find out more about that high will. >> you might not see the wildfire, some oregon, but you will definitely feel it in your long's, not spare the air day alert, but it is a smoky condition that you will be dealing with for most of the day and probably into the weekend. look at this. we are high above the hills in lafayette and on a clear day. >> you can literally see san francisco. but for now, all you can see is the ridge line and we're well into the morning. look at that haze that sits on top of us like a quality. it is moderate, know places on healthy, but you never know especially since it's so dry in a wildfire. hopefully not. but a wildfire could break out and make breathing very difficult. we do know that there was a red flag warning yesterday and they kept firefighters on high alert, especially in the north bay. they added extra personnel that went away as it expired at 8 o'clock last night. as far as the breathing condition, you should be ok, it's kind of counterintuitive. yesterday was so hot that a lot of people stayed indoors. the weather is