of the revolution here in america and that of course is marie joseph polyv rochelbe the motiere le marquis de lafayette. would you all like to repeat that? what a pleasure and honor to see all of you here on this simply magnificent day this cataria this 14th of july this fit nazi anal the day in which we french celebrate the beginning of all revolution. well, i'm here meeting with my dear friend miss your thomas jefferson in the hope that he shall arrive sometimes soon. so let us hope we can all have a conversation together. where is missile jefferson marshall lafayette sales, jefferson kill pleasure. what a true pleasure to see you again after so many years more than 30 years. absolutely and may i say with great reverence to bastille day and eat my friend just as we celebrate the revolution in america on the 4th of july in france, of course, it is the 14th of july. oh, we shall celebrate together my friends. it's your general. we have not forgotten best deal day here in our nation either and rest assured as i have always said the american revolution would have never been successful. with

we're approaching the marquis's asylums. one of the 1st invites we receive is from st anna school we've been introduced by the island's mayor at the local students know nothing about russia and. wants us to tell him about our country i. never said he was the voice you know. we just the children were excited they were shocked by how big russia is. we exchange shots. oh there's a law a law a quote ya shit load it that. is the will of the from. the. wind down leaving the womanly welcoming makis assignments we're on our way to the cook islands. suited to the 66 easiest thing to get. was the debris we need you so. stupid holding your voice she let it go she like you but it's a girl this much thank you you just. put on a good job. you know like jeremy lin you know you. know no one but she. was the food was funny you got the name of the 1st sit. up all night i mean. looking. a little. up on got study some don't fool gun. that's what should they get yeah exactly so most oh yeah pretty man you got it with the male big rush i look lik

san francisco marriott and marquis has about 1500 rooms. they are just shy of 1200 rooms at the westin st. francis. the family plans on eating and doing everything san francisco related. they are pretty excited about this and obviously, this means a lot for businesses in the area too. this means guests will be going inside their businesses, that means money will be booming. live inside hilton union square, justin andrews, kpix 5. >>> a fire watch and a football field of pallets caught fire in richmond a few hours ago. this is at a warehouse on center street. fire crews got there fast and started dousing the flames. we captured the smoldering pallets and thick white smoke. it's not clear how it started. officials will stay on that scene. >>> alive to sacramento where the sunrise-sunset report brought to you by kelly moore paints. go where the pros go, kelly emncne. ent wild this ate histy, the or comeback plan aims to support wildfire suppression, improve forest health, and build resilience in the community. >>> a scare in fremont this morni

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jealousie marquis de lafayette. who transformed himself from a tragically awkward but wealthy and well connected fish out of water in versailles to a hero and champion of the american revolution. we know him as a darling of george washington and perhaps the first great americano file whose home with his wife marie, adrian francois dunowae on the left back of paris referred to as the utz. el tiogo was a hub of american culture and franco american political encounters in the city. their french elites rubbed elbows with the likes of the jeffersons the adamses. the j's and others at lafayette's american dinners where english was a language of choice for conversation and were evening entertainment was often offered by lafayette's own children anastasi and george, washington lafayette. even the invitations to these swahi were printed on billets in english. the american dinners were meant to be culturally authentic and apparently succeeded since several americans even the puritanical abigail adams purportedly felt very muc

i now give the floor to his excellent city, marquis minister of foreign affairs of the observer state of palestine. molly res. jeremiah alabama. molly, i mean, lamb, the president of the general assembly lee was up here at 7. see the secretary general of the united nation accidentally. the minister me ladies and gentlemen, will let the day before in a much more a lot while is mia. thank you west of the other line and it's a with a large number and they want the house, who are people and a present from the white community. it cat is a message. see before the mass. laugh mister president of the army. he is starting the 1st thing in the sense of him and instead of apologizing, what made with heel priest states that it has the right purpose of these crimes. above all a put the blame on the victim as we speak. hum. israel has killed 230 palestinians, including the fire during 14 women and 15 old men and israel has destroyed and more than 1500. and is it then said the units and 50 school and when the numbers are under, i is 100. as the hostilities continue, the need fees. in addition, oil h

this is tonight's marquis moment. >> a bunch of malarkey. swear to god my dad was not -- he was a salesperson, not a coalminer but my grandfather was. >>'s great-grandfather was not a coalminer. he was an engineer who did not extract whole from anything. this old lives at 5 sets up in 2000. >> the president now if not that michael was a coalminer, wasn't a coalminer. i tried that crap. in scranton, there had to be a coalminer somewhere. he was an engineer. >> how do you like that admission, i tried that crap before. he seems to keep trying it and it is not working out very well. this is what killed, he referenced it there, 1988 presidential campaign him he stole that speech from the labor secretary in the uk referencing relatives who worked in the coal mines, turned out never happened in the washington post this week said biden went too far but we are not giving him a gnocchi ohs. laura: i keep seeing him 17 years ago, he wasn't a spring chicken back in but doesn't it seem like number one, aging sucks for all of us but he is like a different

time, but i was recalled by our new government under the constitution at the time when general the marquis de lafayette and i were working on a french bill of rights and the citizen this was the spring of 17 and 89 and during daily trips to to their sigh i was able to bear witness to the gathering of the three estate generals. and oh, yes, yes, of course the clergy and the bourgeoisie and end of course the the third class itself and always the royal and noble line there at the top. the third class was prohibited to enter into the menu palace where they had been greeting them you recall that great banquet hall and they're shy and so do you know that they finally all gathered in a jean the poem a tennis court and they all took an oath to remain together over 570 together. the tennis court oath they refer to it. this was a subject that david pursued as well. remember when we attended the salons frequently in the tweedlery powders as they are the louvre where it was and so many wonderful portraits and and paintings and sculpture and kind i beg your pardon here. we are supposed to be discussing

a work truck apparently collided with a sedan head on and both vehicles tumbled down the side of marquis springs road. fire crews rescued three people trapped inside. no word yet on their condition. >>> one weekend it's the red flag warnings, the next weekend it's the big chill. now, there are some shocking facts. >> look at what happened between 330 and 5:00 right between clearlake and ukiah. and this is from about 3:30 until four and 45. but that is what happened, we rat about .25 of an inch of there was actual rain another b this is life in northern mendocino county. the big your view shows us that the storms that are still well up here, they will also get rotated back towards the bay area. as we get into the overnight hours tonight, we could see a few more of these come through. it does not have to look exactly like that at 12:30 or 2:00 in the morning, but the possibility is there. we will take a look at that in more detail, coming up. >>> coming up, the university of california ending all years long debate over using standardized tests. the change impacting uc hopefuls. >>> muni is

marriott marquis has about 1500 rooms and they're just shy of 1200 rooms at the wes tin san francis. there are other hotels in the bay planning to reopen, whethet weeks. i am justin andrews, kpix5. >>> to the latest on coronavirus cases. in nine states at least 70% of adults are partially vaccinated but in ten other states mostly in the south less than >>> san jose earthquakes joining the effort to help more bay area residents get vaccinated. team members will help promote a one day vaccination clinic at over felt high school this friday. >>> in oakland after putting half a million vaccines in arms the mass vaccination site at the colosseum is officially closed. demand for shots at the site has plunged in recent weeks. at the peak health officials were vaccinating 6,000 to 8,000 people a day at the colosseum. lately it is down to a few hundred. the county is focusing on mobile and pop up vaccine clinics bringing shots into neighborhoods and churches. >>> an update from cdc. the agency says most fully vaccinated americans no longer need to be tested for covid-19 even if they are expos

they are competing for the same workers, they are paying workers more, they are called the marquis restaurant you have a better shot at keeping employees but costs go up, don't they? do they get passed on to the folks who want to eat the food at your restaurant? perhaps so because that adds to the inflationary spiral that maybe we are starting to see right now but i would point out, again, if you can't find people who want to work for what you're paying, maybe you just pay the more. neil? >> neil: you know, when you think about it, jeff, certainly in the montana case, the key for a restaurant or a small business to hire people and move them away from the equivalent of $21 an hour that they make between the state unemployment compensation and the added federal benefit, that's a tough one for businesses to compete with. it depends on the locale, i get that. but i'm just wondering how in the meantime a lot of restaurants and others are dealing with this. they are always short-staffed, it seems. >> will you know, tom, this restaurant but i did talk to some others, one in particular who said, i've

marquis body is back with you in the final room tonight or your season.could say high highs and low lows. bottom line. they always gave us something to talk about. never boring and you just have to accentuate the positive season's over. they don't have to wake up early tomorrow and fly to utah. and that is not really what they wanted. they came out pumped up warm ups is entertaining. he's got the energy even after that heartbreaking loss against the lakers, they look pumped and ready. andrew wiggins been so good defensively this year as long as they go get it going the other way. jordan pool get it to steph. the ship is on. you think they're gonna take care of the grizzlies? come on, just beat him last sunday, but job, moran. brilliant get the moves, and they build a third. he'd point lead at halftime and as a matter of fact, they were up by as many as 17 points. the warriors begin to wither away in the fourth quarter, you know, step out something to do with that amazing bank shot, he winds up getting value of 39 points, and now we're tied 9.2 seconds lef

and that's certainly what we heard from red marquis, the palestinian foreign minister who spoke at the meeting and something substantial has changed. in recent years. panel student palestine became a signet treats the rome statute the the treaty that governs the international criminal court. and most importantly, on the 3rd of march this year, a formal investigation by the chief prosecutor and international criminal court into the situation in the palestinian territories. and clearly what has happened in the last couple of weeks could be added to those investigations. and that i suspect rather than the human rights council meetings, it was, is most going to concern israel right now. james, many things james stays there for us in west jerusalem. let spring in fella he jazzy amnesty international deputy middle east and north africa director. he joins us on skype from ramallah, seller he, jonesy talk of war crimes that may or may not go any place at all. you want a system of accountability. how will that work? it works now very much welcome in the human rights council, dr lucian, coming t

step versus lebron upon the marquis, but it's also about dre, mon and anthony davis back healthy againand it is tomorrow night for the game. but today the gamesmanship began a little bit with lebron saying, oh, yeah, steph curry, definitely the m v p. steph curry. not really bite, not get a distract him it all from the sure hand when the lights are on, i could talk about how great he is till i'm blue in the face and you could do the same. doesn't change how we approached that competition. we're out there and i won't be giving him a pass because he likes the way i played this year, and vice versa. so. that's that's great for entertainment value of what we do. it'll make for a good show tomorrow. all right. the pacers and celtics were playing winners. tonight we mothers won't call this segment things that make frank freak out. no, i still don't get it, check this. oh, yeah. we've seen this guy before. i this out at a rate extreme biker bobby. oh limber is in austria. top of the colon brain. about 660 ft above and he's riding on the handrail and he is not tethered. but he does have a para

benefits of the energy industry created pollution so these types of approaches for regional cooperation marquis began all our work before the little clean energy market. it's in michigan, because we been one well we decided i we have if our batteries for a strategy agreeing that this clean energy states as something that is unique to you that you can trade the cluster around me want to focus our efforts to ensure is that you are. >> secretary very much. i want the challenges you will is that does such a sound work. but it has not focused only on weekends advancing cluster around its, legal agreement this weekend to focus on out there region. what you're saying as it will require raw roughening up in itself. they do well on so many fronts in the impact on way of life but i think your focus on place -based strategy is a new page for the department and we obviously want to help you achieve your goal. i will now turn the question into our ranking member mistersimpson . >> chairwoman. secretary you've heard from numerous experts over the past two years and i agree that nuclear energy must be a signi