, lafayette, so he, he was an african-american irishman of italian descent, but not stupid, he’s alsoafrican-american, yes, and now he’s also it turned out that he was a frenchman, but the truth is, he didn’t discover the chinese root in himself, alexey, so far, yes, rabinat, this is funny, because rabinat is a faucet in french, yes, well, this plumber, ah, very i wonder how the chinese media reacted when they just said who would lead the plenary session, the final session, and before it started, this is very interesting, so they started calling me right away, and we were already on the site, and china, the chinese, the hong kongers , the singaporeans, that is, everyone who somehow he speaks chinese, with questions that war will be declared, that a nuclear strike is here, right now, i say, where does this come from, well, look, who is leading? this session, you understand, they just couldn’t put him in jail, i explained, you know, they ’re deliberately irritating you, look, you’ve already you are interested, he says, yes, you are interested, great, that’s when it all ended, how it end

at the lafayette reservoir and many people are taking advantage of the nice day. but they're telling me they're having to take more breaks because of the residents in the east bay are taking advantage of the warm weather. the heading to the lafayette reservoir. many hitting the trails and trying to stay cool. we've been shopping for water breaks. >> and hydrating time and friday under the show. this is julie and his mom, michelle, who decide to spend the day riding their bikes sharing. they couldn't waste and stay inside. gosh, it's been it's been really great. mean, we've been waiting for these days and it really feels like summer is here. >> so we're excited with the temperature hitting the 90's in the afternoon. only a few were seen out on the water. one jogger who we saw a resting says that's the key and staying safe in the heat. you stay hydrated watch your breathing. >> and you know, if you get tired or feel like you short of breath, just kind of set the stage for a while. that? all right. billy says he was surprised by the number of people out here today. h

. >> cool and safe are crawford's leslie good and stopped by the lafayette reservoir where it reached into the 90's today. yes, the sun is blazing here at the lafayette reservoir and many people are taking advantage of the nice but they're telling me they're having to take more breaks because of the heat. residents in the east bay are taking advantage of the warm weather. >> the heading to the lafayette reservoir many hitting the trails and trying to stay cool. we've been shopping for water breaks. >> and hydrating time and friday under the show. this is julie and his mom, michelle, who decide to spend the day riding their bikes sharing. they couldn't waste. and i stay inside, though we thought we take our mountain bikes out to do a little ride. >> i'm definitely the weather has been a change that's been pretty cool. and we had some cool breezy night. so we're excited that we're getting a lot of sun right now with the temperature hitting the 90's in the afternoon. only a few were seen out on the water. one jogger who we saw resting says that's the key and staying safe in the heat. you

we have a nice breeze in lafayette lezla breeze in lafayette lezla gooden kron. 4 news. ♪ ♪ california ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ y nos gusta picante ♪ ♪ cause this place is caliente ♪ ♪ 'tamos enchilado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state with you ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado oooh ♪ ♪ we got that drip, drip, drip ♪ ♪ come take a sip, sip, sip ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ experience, some of the hottest temperatures tuesday kron four's rob nesbitt has more on how people are beating the heat. >>it's been about 90 degrees all throughout the day here in moraga. and that's why i came to the ace hardware store behind me to see if customers making purchases to keep them cool. the son did not let up tuesday. combine that with the high temperatures expected this week and the moraga ace hardware stayed busy customers like matt warning checking in to see what air conditioners and fans are in stock. he says the biggest struggle is adjusting to the temperature ch

, lafayette is a frenchman who came, then left there, the marquis of lafayette, one of the heroes oftion. he, we have him, he was an african-american irishman of italian origin, but not stupid, he is also partorican, yes, and now it turned out that he is also french, but the truth is, he did not discover the chinese root in himself, alexey, for now, yes, rabin, this is funny, because arminate is a faucet in french, yes, well, this one is like a plumber, but it’s very interesting how - how did the chinese media react when they just said who would lead? how it ended, the same ones started calling with comments, on an exhale, you know, this is what we wanted to hear, because for asia, not only for china, it is very important that there is a reasonable idea about the use of nuclear weapons, that’s what what the president said, that there are clear ideas about when, as pay attention, he all the time specifically steered away... from aggression, for asia, this is an extremely important point, this is the first thing i i noticed the second point, there was an interesting topic at the forum,

[shouting] [chanting free, free palestine] [shouting] >> statue across from the statue in lafayette parkmmander in the french army helped america during the revolutionary war. that's what happens in hamas sim sympathizer take over the park. thousands showed up to protest. question i had all week whereby was law enforcement? well, there was this poor guy. [chanting] >> pig, oink oink. [shouting] who you serve and who do you protect? [bleep] >> laura: assaulted. and when police tried step in one time, this happened. [chanting] >> laura: the park police, the d.c. metro police and secret service all knew that this protest was happening weeks ago. so it's unclear why statues weren't protected. given what happened to the same park in the same park on memorial day 2020. we were there. now, we have criminals on video assaulting police officers, committing crimes, and, look, yeah, we understand that there are no plans to prosecute anyone. that the protest is described as largely peaceful. now in florida, iowa, tennessee, if vandals were caught on camera doing what these freaks were doing, they wo

screaming] [screaming] >> laura: it is a disgrace, that is the statue across from the white house in the lafayettek. was a commander in the french army who helped america during the revolutionary war. that is what happens when radical leftism and sympathizers take over the ark. thousand showed up towedo prote. the question i had all week, where as law enforcement? there was this poor guy. [chanting]d st >> laura: assaulted up youappe would when the police tried to step in the one time, this happened. [chanting] >> laura: the park place, the d.c. metro police, secret service knew this testst was happening weeks ago, so it is unclear why the statutes weren't protected, given what w happened to the sameer park in e same park memorial day 2020. we cri were there. now, we have no my criminals onu video assaulting police officers, committing crimes, and look, we understand there are no plans to prosecute anyone here that the protest is described as largely peacefulrida.ca in florida, iowa, tennessee, vandals were caught on camera doing with these friends arr wet doing they would be arrested and prosecut

, i'm sorry, no, we're lafayette here, that is, to say that the french, well, they feel, they are very sensitive to symbolism, and they feel this reciprocity, this support, and finally now, when macron is so actively proposing the idea of ​​european security autonomy, and actually european. security, he says that france is too dependent on the americans for its security, and not only france, but europe, but before that the europeans actually gave the keys to their security to the americans, that is, yes, there are symbols here, and there is a political reality here . look, ms. alla, i apologize again to everyone of the french, but in ukraine this is such an urgent topic of collaboration, and if, in the eyes of the french, it is not said much. as well as and for example to the dutch, so that they would not stand there separately, the french, in short, the jews betrayed everyone, a lot, let’s say, not all, but a lot, cooperated with the germans a lot and so on and so forth, it is talked about in france, for example, there are scientific or journalistic articles, listen, let's be honest.

that's very latest here in lafayette and michael thomas story. and james, send it back to thank you, michel, because of our fire risk. of course, we all know about the insurance problems we have here, a homeowner and one big carrier says that they do plan. >> to continue to offer homeowners insurance. but there's a catch. state farm announced back in march that they were going not renew thousands of home policies because of the elevated fire risk. and now they say they will renew those policies. if clients specifically secure fire coverage from the california fair plan, which is a state insurance program for homeowners in high-risk areas. consumer advocates say the however this is a burden on homeowners. >> people who are loyal. >> to state farm is going to be great news. this is the insurance company you want to be with. then this is a helpful piece of news, but it's going you're going to still be paying more. and now you're going to have to have to policies instead of white. >> united policyholders say that state farm has a right to be concerne

sonali: thank you krishna memani of lafayette and yulia alekseeva of bearings.or your time. there is a lot of economic data and uncertainty ahead. still ahead, the final spread for thea week ahead. a lot of economic data ahead ahead of a market holiday including jobs. stick with us. this is real yield on bloomberg. the future is not just going to happen. you have to make it. and if you want a successful business, all it takes is an idea, and now becomes the future where you grew a dream into a reality. the all new godaddy airo. put your business online in minutes with the power of ai. sonali: i'm sonali basak. this is bloomberg real yield. the final spread for the week ahead. even for a holiday week a lot of data coming up. we will get more pmi data and tuesday jolts plus fed chair powell speaking at the ecb central banking form. wednesday fed minutes at another round of jobless claims and u.s. markets are closed thursday for the fourth of july. writer the june payroll reports for your are watching closely for wages and inflation good is inflation. for a final t

san rafael, lafayette, palo alto, cupertino. i try and mix it up and not show the same towns every time. it's 82, 86, 84, and 84. i'm a little conservative on my forecast highs, but they will warm up a good ten degrees inland compared to some. there's still a lot of fog out there, although livermore now reports partly sunny. i think it's about gone. the fog also, you see it erode on the peninsula. that happens quickly. concord's already says sunny, so yesterday lasted a little bit longer, but still plenty to go around. but it will burn off the high is building in and temps will bump up. still getting a south southwest breeze for many though, especially in the oakland berkeley hills from san pablo bay out to the strait and delta. we'll see if that turns a little northerly. if it does, it could certainly warm up fast. now, travis is coming down. that's kind of the key was up to 33 miles an hour early this morning, now 17. so the winds are still there, but they're still onshore for now. need that to turn a little northerly. it's be

steering away for the president and his top advisers to walk across lafayette square to the historic st. john's episcopal church. president trump posing for pictures, holding up a bible without explanation. >> it's true, it was a bible. since then, we've learned quite a bit about that day and the depravity of donald trump. trump then secretary of defense, mark esper, waited nearly two years for his release, to express donald trump's desire to harm american citizen that they was reaching for throttle. the conversation with donald trump said, can't you just shoot them? . just shoot them in the legs or something. them being american citizens. protesting. amid that desire to turn the military weapons on american citizens protesting the murder of a black man, donald trump decided, four years ago, take a victory lap that unemployment had reached 11%, 7% higher than what we have now, by invoking the memory of george floyd. >> hopefully george is looking down right now and saying this is a great thing that is happening for our country. this is a great day for him, it is a great day for every

in lafayette. its soviet history is long gone. but in some ways not much has changed. 19 year old katya lives here in colorado. as does her friend clip the to try to see the silver lining in cross to a place with many sites to it. the bonus to show you can have a good time here. it's a good place to relax. for tourists, for example, the sea is nearby. we have beautiful landscapes and good weather. but yes, there are very peculiar people here or means the old houses and buildings for store key. all in all. it still has the air of an isolated military compound. no group, of course in the system where you have no clue that did not over cross the is like a museum of lucky is turbulent history, commissioned and constructed over a century ago during this artist era is a gleaming golden cathedral later, the soviets took over for us to the military garrison became a restricted area. when lucky i regained its independence in 1991 and the russian troops withdrew. thousands of russian families remained here. but their hopes for a better life

i am a son of the american revolution, because rob at -- ro bette came over with lafayette and ner left makes me a son of the american revolution. maybe when of you genealogists can figure it out for me. france was her first ally, so that is not insignificant. the fact of the matter is you were with us to help us secure our freedom, and we are with you 170 years later to do the same. and ever since we remain united, unyielding and unwavering in our partnership. that is what democracies do. it is been an extraordinary we care for us. i have been here a number of times over the years. i know i don't look at, but i am only for the years old. this is been the most remarkable trip i have ever made. d-day, the heroes, the story of the alliance and how together we saved eur people of fra came to personally honor our veterans with such warmth and dignity. on all of the american people, we want to say thank you from the bottom of our hearts. when the american troops came to the shores 80 years ago on an audacious mission to liberate the continent, they each carried a book. and the book was calle

the french sent the statue and i guess teddy roosevelt's administration, we unveil it in lafayette parks there in france while the statue is being desecrated. they don't arrest a single person. >> greg: and also, jesse, he invented paper rock scissors. >> jesse: but they don't protect the crown jewels of their cultural history? what does it say if you allow statue to be defiled? it means you probably don't cherish the spirit of the country like you say you do. joe biden is running this campaign on defending democracy. without rochambeau in lafayette defending democracy, we would not have a country. >> judge jeanine: that's right. and you know, the interesting thing about this is that these are rebels who simply are creating anarchy. they don't know if they are doing. they are just haters, but in any way, coming up, james carville has some serious buyer's remorse about biden. ♪ ♪ everywhere but the seat. the seat is leather. alan, we get it. you love your bike. we do, too. that's why we're america's number-one motorcycle insurer. but do you have to wedge it into everything? what? i don't

. >> area of lafayette. a lot of vegetation out there. michael, good morning. >> yeah, good morning, everyone. and i can actually feel that heat already starting to beat down on me. one of the biggest reasons why they are really warning people take a look at this. you know, this is one of those large field because of that significant rainfall we saw earlier this year. some of these fields and the seasonal grasses a lot higher than it normally would be. so people want to make sure you're prepared over the last few weeks, we've seen multiple small fires in the area along with those heat advisories and fire officials say, well, there is critical fire weather happening like wind and humidity. we're still having a lot of hot and dry afternoons and when they're combined with very dry, fine fuels, it starts to cause elevated fire, danger. we actually spoke with one of the fire captains of a a community organization here this morning about how he and his community in lafayette are preparing. take a listen to the advice he has for others and some

cnn's bryan todd is on the ground outside the white house there and lafayette square where it looks like the numbers of people have grown. >> what's going on, brian rico, the scott has grown in size and an energy level for the past couple of hours. what we want to show you is kind of the central piece of symbolism that they wanted to unveil here. this is what they call the people's red line. this is what they hoping would be a two mile long red banner. and you can see it's got signatures of messages, all over this banner here. this is right outside the fence of the north lawn of the white house. the fence was erected just over there, an extra security fences about nine feet tall outside of the regular security fence because the last time they had a protest here sure. the protesters through a balloon full of red paint that you signs and other objects onto the white house and work lawn. they wanted to try to prevent that. >> so far we've seen nothing like that here, but again, a lot of passion, a lot of energy here and the symbolism of the red line is because this crowd of people believes

someone could help me that i'm a son of the american revolution,9 because robert came over with lafayettend never went home. who stayed in the united states. so it makes me a son of the but i have an so maybe one of your genealogy can figure it out for me. look, the air france is our first ally, and that's not insignificant. the fact of the matter is, you are with us to help us secure our freedom. and we are with you 170 years later pursues me to do the same. and ever since, we remain united, unyielding as partnersh. that's what democracies do. that has been next to ordinary week here for us, for jill and me, it's just been amazing to be here. i've been here a number of times over the years. i know i don't look it, but i'm only 40 years old. but kids. i'd been there many times, but this has been the most remarkable trip that i've ever made together. we celebrated d-day. the heroes of d-day told the story of the alliance and how together we saved europe and the people of france turned to you to personally honor our veterans with such warmth and dignity and behalf of all the american people

but two statues in lafayette park were the did have graffiti written on them these protests leaders tell us they hope to come out of this is a growth of this anti, anti israel and pro-palestinian movement and a lessening of us military and other aid to israel. bryan todd, cnn, washington well, there's much more to come here on cnn newsroom after the break. a strong show of unity between the u.s. and france during president biden's visit to paris plus mr. biden's rival for the white house, donald trump, is set to hold his first rally as a convicted felon in the punishing nevada. his that story much more tell me what you want from this. >> want to be a star cool to be normal? >> i'd like this is waiting for who knows where it i promise you, i will not let you down hi. well, you know, i had to stopped talking you've. waited, all week for this, mr. >> saturday morning. so rise and shy, your chariot awaits you didn't get a green works just to hurt your windshield gas mower, feelings you got it because greenwood's perfected lawn care on the world let's most powerful commercial platform and use

>> well, for greek, all stuff the same for you, large influx of people just got into lafayette park. few thousand here now we expect the crowd to grow, but take a look. the theme is the red line. everybody, a lot of people wearing red here carrying read signs the speeches have just started in earnest. we're gonna kinda walk this way as our photojournalists, joe merkel and i show you the scene here. speeches just started a short time ago. the theme of the red line is that the crowd here believes the president biden broke a promise when he drew that red line regarding the incursion into rafah, which occurred about a month ago, and that he broke a promise by not doing more about it so so what they're gonna do, what they're going to do later in about a half-hour is unfurl a two mile long red banner around the circumference of the white house? no, they fenced off that circumference, but they're going to try to unfurl a two mile long banner around the circumference of the white house right now that banners and 100 pieces they're gonna be assembling it about a half-hour. and unfurling it. s

claudia: dramatic pictures in lafayette square. eric: president biden is not at the white house but in paris. and the president and a 5-day visit to commemorate the 80th anniversary, to defend american democracy. and a pair of digs that his political opponents back home. steve doocy live with the latest. >> reporter: we are about to get the toasts from president biden and emmanuel macron, the first lady came back to france for. and the court appearance. and at the lycÉe palace. the french managed to control the events and the message. the biggest story in the world, and it is very brief. we will blow want to issue emmanuel macron's product about the four hostages. and that is essential. >> reporter: an interesting moment came during a biden/emmanuel macron talk as president biden talked about us trade policies, he has been hearing it from china's xi as well. he you will see subtitles because president biden was speaking so softly. google my last discussion with xi - talking about -- >> reporter: a big white house goal in france of

earlier, we did witness two statues in lafayette park with graffiti written on them by protesters. so that was part of the kind of dustup that happened earlier with police moving in and trying to get protesters off of the statue, but that didn't last very long, but two statutes she was in lafayette park were the did have graffiti written on them. what these protests leaders tell us they hope to come out of this is a growth of this anti, anti israel and pro-palestinian movement and lessening of us military and other aid to israel. bryan todd, cnn, washington the cross-border for tat between north and south korea resumes with the hermit kingdom sending hundreds of trash-filled balloons into the cell when we return, south korea's response to the north, dirty tactics the most anticipated moment of this election, and the stakes couldn't be higher. the president and the former president, one stage moderated by jake tapper and dana bash, the cnn presidential debate thursday, june 27th, nine live on cnn and streaming unmet. >> the darkness of bipolar depression make me feel like i was losi

chief washington correspondent mike manual is at the protest in lafayette square. >> good evening, protestersalling on president biden, his administration stopped sending bombs and military aid to israel, some protesters we are told traveled as much as 16 hours to be here to rally here in our nation's capital. the folks here serious the president said israeli military operation would be a redline get israel ignored him so protesters were read to create human redline around the white house. >> joe biden, he may speak in our name but not with our consent. we charge you with genocide. joe biden's redline was a fiction, an act of deception, designed to make us become qu quiet. >> protesters vandalized the badge of andrew jackson making read handprints suggesting biden administration has blood on its hands. they use herbal spray paint to call for the boycott of israeli rocks. this was the third major pro- palestinian protest in washington over the past eight months. secret service took extra precautions to protect the white house grounds with massive crowds expected. we heard chance of free, free

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but napa will go 8485 lafayette, 82, in atherton and 85 in los gatos.city there were 62 yesterday. lowest 51. that's two degrees below the record, 97. not that long ago, 2019 and 47 a long time ago 1899. still a little bit of a westerly breeze for some, although it has turned a little northeast up at mount veeder and also atlas peak and mount diablo. yet at the surface it's really more of a south wind or a west wind. so fog, though, looks like it's retreating south. travis still southwest 16 when they get hot. usually it's north by now, but something to keep an eye on for later 60s inland. vacaville. brentwood. yeah, they'll warm up. kelseyville. yeah but i think others will be more gradual here today. but it will be warmer than what we had on the weekend. today and tomorrow is all about some more additional sunshine. although we had a big fog bank this morning, it is starting to retreat back though, but warmer next few days. i think by wednesday starts to come down. it really comes down thursday. so morning. low clouds, sunny, nice to warm. that wind m

clearing the way for the president and his top advisers to walk across lafayette square to the historicctures, holding up a bible without explanation. >> it is true, it was a bible. since then we have learned a bit about that day and the depravity of donald trump. trumps secretary of defense waited nearly two years to expose the fact that donald trump's desire to harm american citizens that they was running full throttle. writing, donald trump looked at general milley and said can't you just shoot them? shoot them in the legs or something. them being the american citizens protesting. amid that desire to turn the military weapons on unarmed citizens protesting the murder of a black man, donald trump decided four years ago to take a victory lap that unemployment reached 11%, 7% higher than now, by evoking the memory of george floyd. >> hopefully george is looking down right now and sing this is a great thing happening for our country. a great day for him, a great day for everybody. it is a great day for everybody. this is a great, great day, in terms of equality. >> yeah, a great day for

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the crowd at this palestinian rally has a really grown rapidly here in lafayette square with next to the white house. organizers are firing up the crowd right now giving speeches, calling for a ceasefire in the middle east and calling on president biden to stop supplying bombs and military aid to israel. protesters are wearing red pledge to create a human red line surrounding the white house, chants of free, free palestine and biden, biden, you will see, palestine will be free and referring to the president as genocide joe. organizers or from answer coalition writing on x, quote, buses are now arriving ahead of the people's red line national mobilization to surround the white house for gaza. people traveled as long as 16 hours by bus to d.c. to demand an end to the u.s.-israeli genocide. a short time ago we spotted protesters using red paint to create a sign signifying the biden administration has blood on its hands. we've heard a number of people venting anger that the president saw said the invasion of rafah was a are red line and yet israel went forward with the military operation

if mike emanuel is live right here in action at lafayette square next to the white house there.ike? >> reporter: hi, claudia. yeah, a very large crowd turned the out today calling for a ceasefire in gaza. they are clearly trying to send a message to president biden and his administration. organizers told us the idea was creating a human red line rolling around the white house. they're demanding that the biden administration stop sending bombs and military aid to israel. protesters are angry that president biden sent a military operation in rafah would be crossing a red line, yet israel went forward with the mission. some of the protesters vandalized the andrew jackson statue near the white house with red paint hand prints and purple spray paint calling for a boycott of israel products. earlier one of this rally's organizers tried the fire up the crowd. if. >> we are not going to allow genocide to become normalized to be able to be repeated day in and day out without the government that supports, promotes, finances and provides the weapons for genocide. >> reporter: this is the t

. >> reporter: nicole heard is the president of lafayette college, a private four-year school in eastonberal arts and engineering. >> reporter: she worries that fear of student debt is discouraging the lower and middle-income students who benefit most from attending college. >> if you're so fixed on the price and we're thinking about the sticker shock of the price, we're not thinking about the long-term investment, as individuals, as families and as a country. if somebody goes to college their children will go to college. their grandchildren will go to com. it changes everything. >> reporter: tuition and room and board at lafayette is more than $87,000 a year though in recent years the school has made efforts to offer more grants and fewer loans as part of its financial aid packages. >> so we met their demonstrated need with a $39,531 of grant assistance. >> some debt is okay. a little skin in the game is not the end of the world. what we can't have is people have tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of dollars of student debt. that's not okay. but the non-profit sector in higher ed

michael thomas live in lafayette with what you need to know.ey, good morning. everyone will with this year significant rainfall. we've seen a significant growth when it comes to seasonal grasses and'vegetation. similar to what you see here, which is why officials want to make sure that you are prepared as we get into those hotter days and wildfire season. as we know over the last few weeks, we've seen a handful of small fires across the bay area. and fire officials say, well, there isn't critical weather right now. happening like wind and humidity. we're still seeing a lot of hot and dry afternoons and when they're combined with very dry, find fuels, will it causes an elevated fire danger, places like santa rosa have declared today. the first official day of wildfire season asking residents to be prepared. but regardless of location, officials say there are always some tips you can follow. we've got those up on your screen right now, especially if you live in a home. that is next to a grassy area or field want to maintain a sensible space of at

. >> out in lafayette this morning. and michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone. we've seen a lot of rainfall this year, which means you seen a lot of growth when it comes to some of those fields of those seasonal weeds similar to what you see here, you know, and this is something that officials really want you to keep an eye on. if you live something that is near here or a place, it's like this. want to make sure that these grasses are cut, at least near your home. now, area has seen multiple fires over the last few weeks or so along with some heat advisories. and, you know, >> they are small fires that we're talking about, but still fires and officials say, there isn't any critical fire weather currently happening like wind and humidity. we're still having a lot of hot and dry afternoons and these are combined with very dry, fine fuels which causes elevated fire, danger, which is why they're warning people, places like santa rosa have declared today. the first official day of wildfire season asking residents to prepare and you can see your screen. these are some

that's the very latest reporting here in lafayette michael thomas. i'll send it back to you to live in the studio. okay. michael, thank you very much. because of the fire danger in california. the biggest insurance carrier in the state says they do plan to offer some coverage, but there's a catch. state farm announced in march that they were not going to renew. >> thousands of home insurance policies because now they cited the elevated wildfire risk will now. >> they say they will renew those policies. if clients specifically secure fire coverage from the california fair plan, which is a state insurance program for homeowners in high-risk areas. but consumer advocates say this proves places the burden on homeowners. >> people who are loyal. >> to state farm is going to be great this is the insurance company you want to be with. then this is a helpful piece of news, but it's going you're going to still be paying more. and now you're going to have to have to policies and said, wait. >> united policy holder says state farm has a right to be concerned ab

joining us live from lafayette, michael. hey, good morning, everyone. >> what we've seen a lot of rainfall this year with that significant rainfall comes a lot of seasonal for those seasonal grasses. take a look. you know, vegetation things just like you see here. >> which isn't always a good thing as we get into those warmer days. and officials are now warning people to really just be prepared to the bay area has seen multiple small fires recently with these heat advisories as well. and fire officials are saying, well, it is in critical fire weather happening quite yet. like wind and humidity. we're still having a lot of hot and dry afternoons and when they're combined with very dry, fine fuels, it causes elevated fire, danger. places like santa rosa have declared today. the first official day of wildfire season asking residents to be prepared all the way around. and regardless of your location, you should follow some of these tips from officials. take a look on your screen there. there maintain defensible space from your h

with a heat advisory in effect in lafayette, this box might as well be gift wrapped. >> when it is super hot, everyone likes you. >> reporter: the owner of east bay heating and cooling. >> right now, we have like five installs waiting for us. >> reporter: he and his team are replacing and installing the hvac on a day where temperatures are near the triple digits. >> 100 degrees outside, and it is like 125. >> reporter: he is sweating outside right now. so imagine how hard it was in the attic earlier. this work includes heavy lifting, welding, with a constant flow of needs across the east bay. >> and it is almost like we've got like 20 calls a day. >> reporter: it's a double the amount of service calls this hvac contractor will usually get. all because of hot weather. >> and when there is a lot of heat, they make a lot of pressure on the system to cool down the house. the pressure will go higher. and you'll start getting problems with mostly what will go out. >> and that is mostly what will go out during the summertime, which will start with the capacitor. >> reporter: they start the moto

daisy mae next up, the 14-year-old the reigning queen of unconventional beauty in lafayette enjoying the sun. rome is a 14-year-old pug from rohnert park and lives am other pugs at the pug tel, spreads joat a local hospice center and schools and teaches students why it's important to adopt rescued pets and cadence 2. sorry, i'm really needing some water here. senior chihuahua found in the streets of chicago in 2013 before she was adopted by a local comedian. her owner says despite some health issues, she's got plenty of energy and loves meeting new people. going to ha we're in the middle of... seizing the date! in theiddl of the perfect pairing ... and parking it here for the night! so come get away... together... illinois— the middle of everything. >>> right now at 5:30, shining a spotlight on the homeless isis amongst america's lgbtq yoperienci homelessness at much higher rates than their peers. jose martinez introduces us to one local hero making a difference after overcoming her own struggles. >> reporter: linda summers is a vibrant drag queen. >> hi, tara. how are you? >> report

for now, live in lafayette.etty yu ktvu, fox two news all righty, betty, thank you for that. >> tens of thousands of people are expected for a last minute rave in san francisco's civic center today. betty just touched on it. fame, dj skrillex and fred again confirming a show for today, civic center plaza. the show was announced a week ago. tickets already sold out in 30 minutes. show is scheduled to start at 630 tonight. tickets were 80 bucks a piece. >> well, the rave at san francisco's civic center isn't the only event offering live music in the bay area this weekend. today is the beginning of la honda fest at the napa valley expo, with over 30 acts spanning several genres, including regional mexican, latin pop, spanish rock, reggaeton and banda will perform mana, who played at bottlerock last weekend, will also perform. the festival begins at 1130 today with dj umami. the last act takes place on sunday night around eight. right now, two day passes and saturday single day passes are still available. >> 735 you

lafayette orinda, walnut creek, martinez, 37.une in las vegas, that's for sure. i think that's their first temp below 80 this month. i think i have to go back and check, but it's been a really hot there. we have a big fog bank that will retreat and it will be warmer for most today. we'll get a quick pop in the temps today and tomorrow and then that's it. it's not a week long heat wave, so stop talking about it. warmer next few days and then it will come right back down on wednesday. any activity in the mountains could be, you know, mainly south of tahoe is the way it looks right now. if any thunderstorm activity, morning, low clouds, drizzle, sunny, nice. and it will be warmer. wind westerly for now. and although it could turn a little northerly out to the valley, so some upper 80s to near 90 for a few 60 70s elsewhere, tomorrow will be the hottest or the warmest day by far. and then it drops on wednesday and settles down big time. thursday, friday. >> all right. thank you steve. >> a tragic loss in san francisco. we hear from a

she is the reigning queen of unconventional beauty over in lafayette.'s hoping to ride her unique looks to the very top, and then there's rome of 14 year old pug from rohnert park. he currently lives among other senior pugs at where else the appropriately named pug hotel, he winks and spreads joy at local hospice centers and schools to help teach children about why it's important to adopt rescue pets. we love that. and i think we have a lot of great contenders there for that price. all right. one more story here. hip hop star tyler, the creator is is canceling his appearance at san francisco's outside lands and lollapalooza this year, he announced it over social media saying to fans that he feels really bad about this, he said. i made a commitment. that i can no longer keep and that bums me out. knowing how excited folks were calendar creator was set to headline on saturday, august 10th. he's now being replaced by pop start, sabrina. carpenter. outside lands will be at golden gate park from august 9 ♪ (ominous music) ♪ come on. what can i do to help you

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end of storynd. >> from waitresses to whales, from compton to venture capital to lafayette park, just yards from the white house. the antipark biden avalanche is building up speed and is taking all of us along forhe bot the ride from the bottom up to the top down this electio tn boils down to this reason triumphing over fear. if enough americans use their common sense and deliberaten and they don't allow their passions to be inflamed by demagogues, , joe biden will be soundly defeated in novemberll. >> investor and entrepreneur righd sacks joins me now. >> all right, david, you havee a few billionaire buddies. you're out there in silicon i valley. >> is it just you and a couple guys ois ir how big is this anti biden movement at the upper echelons? >> i think it's getting surprisingly big, jesse.ig you know, when we agreed to do j the fundraiser foresse d was president trump, the goal was just to raise $5 million. and we weren't even sure we could do that because, as you well know, silicon valley is pretty much a liberal sili in. now but we ended up raising $12 million. brawe had over

but what we did observe later was that the statues of lafayette and roshan bow in lafayette square, word to face. they were graffiti written all over them. so that did occur earlier today. so jessica, here you have it a very emotional de here, what they hope will come out of this, as i just kinda walk along the protest lines here on the mock trial, what they hope will come out of this is that for this movement to grow, they really want the pro-palestinian movement in the us to grow from this moment and they want to press to an end to us aid to israel, or at least a diminishing of it. that's the central goal here. again, they've been out here for hours in the heat kind of showing their emotion over this issue. jessica all hi, bryan todd for us, live in washington, dc this afternoon. thanks so much for that report. >> still ahead here. three people have been hospitalized, two of them critically after back-to-back shark attacks, it's an on florida's most popular beaches everything we're learning about those attacks during the cnn newsroom sometimes the best thing you can do with intelligenc

the queen of unconventional beauty in lafayette, california.rks for the head wear. >> he is 14. he lives among . >> a face only a mother can love. >> he lives at the pug hotel. he winks and spreads joy at hospice centers and teaches kid yes, it is important to adopt dogs. >> and we have, i think, oh, my gosh. >> and we have a winner. >> oh, dude. >> oh. a senior chihuahua. her owner says despite many health issues she has plenty of energy and loves meeting new people. >> looks like the one from ren and stesmy. >> oh, yes, yes, yes. if my 5-year-old drew the cartoon. >> yes. eight dogs competing with the title for world's ugliest dog. we recommend you do. all loveable. we all love dogs. (upbeat music) - hi everyone, and welcome to legal help center. this is where we have professionals standing by to answer your questions regarding personal injury. so if you've been injured in an accident that was not your fault, like a car accident or a slip and fall, we can help. as a matter of fact, we are here to help. so take that first step and call the num

this particular statue is lafayette and george washington. >> reporter: these are scouts of america.aris. past members of their troop plotted out a 10.5-mile trail across the french capital, hitting stops of importance to both americans and the french. >> it's just also a really great way to bond with other scouts and americans out here and, you know, learn history. >> reporter: we walked a part of the trail that runs through familiar parts of the city. stops on the walking tour include this quarter-sized replica of the statue of liberty which was gifted by france to the united states in the 1880s. and another statue dedicated to our frank o'phile founding father, ben franklin. he was sent to france at the start of the american revolution and was key to securing french support for the war back home. >> we honor him because he has built this massive alliance and holds these two countries together 250 years later. >> reporter: other landmarks may be harder to spot, at least at first. under signs for the home of a wework just a small plaque marks what was once thomas jefferson's home du