the hollow was the focus of social life at monticello. the generous way proportioned room reflects most clearly jefferson's humanist ideals. the same age of man chalo as he was known to his guests also designed the interior as according to ancient rules of proportion and decoration every detail is an expression of jefferson's classical convictions. move. these convictions were also reflected in his views on education in his opinion providing all citizens with a sufficient level of education was the best protection against dangerous ignorance . for jefferson as an ardent adherent of the enlightenment education was just as much a fundamental right as freedom and self-determination when jefferson ten years before his death was commissioned to fund a university it was the culmination of his life's work once more he employed his architectural skills in the service of the enlightenment and after much a cello designed and other autobiographical building again he went back to classical models on a broad lawn he set a kind of small scale pantheon

i live at 266 monticello since 1996. i've been a homeowner there since -- all this time that i've been living there, the neighborhood has been quiet, parking has been plentiyful and clean -- streets have been clean. however after 278 monticello had been reconstructed from the single-family dwelling into a multiroom dormitory, this neighborhood has changed dramatically, and not in a good way. there were loud parties, there were trash everywhere. what used to be available parking was not readily available. many of my fellow neighbors had spoken to mr. chen about this issue. on two separate occasions, when there were loud parties, on the listed phone number for mr. chen, i personally tried to contact him, call him on his cell phone, and to no avail did he answer any calls. i neighbors attempted the same

all my wishes and where i hope my days will end at monticello. on the fourth of july eighteenth twenty six thomas jefferson ended his days at monta chalo his will demonstrates that for him the foundation of the university was more important than the office of president. on his tombstone in the garden of monte chalo stand for the three achievements by which he wished to be remembered that the declaration of independence the statute of virginia for religious freedom and the foundation of the university of virginia. i. won. all those months it's like you're a superstar but i'm no superstock i'm just mean. robin schultz this regular guy from all star brooks is a chart topper a hit machine and a world class a real high flying. public school. tasty shoes. but better not put them in your mouth now in a previous incarnation the sneakers were pieces of. shooting. littering the pavements of amsterdam now thanks to a clever recycling scheme the city boasts cleaner streets and sustainable ships. the world in sixty minutes long t w. o. great yourself with int

i live next door to 278 monticello. i've had a lot of damage done to my property, and the developer seems to have a total disregard for the law. i'm asking the commission not to approve this project. we've been having nothing but problems next door, and i've got a lot of damage done to my home. thank you. >> president hillis: all right. thank you, mr. caldwell. any additional public comment? seeing none -- no, the project sponsor, if they are here. yeah, you've got five minutes. you going to pass on the five minutes? you don't have to speak. [inaudible] >> president hillis: okay. and then is there any public comment in support of the project sponsor? seeing none, we'll close public comment. project -- d.r. requester, you've got the opportunity for a two-minute rebuttal if you'd like it. you're not really rebutting anything. it's a theoretical -- >> i don't have much else to say -- >> president hillis: yeah, yeah, i think we get it. and then, project sponsor, you have the opportunity for a two-minute rebuttal, too. it's

last evening cal fire shut down a portion of 128 from monticello dam to pleasant valley road. there's an evacuation center set up at the western yolo grange hall on forest avenue. firefighters don't expect full containment on this fire until possibly friday. >> over the weekend the pawnee fire, still 73% contained. in one area flames jumped containment lines and forced new evacuations. >> and we have pretty good ground here to fight a fire. you have to give credit to the boots on the ground. they did a fabulous job. >> it's destroyed 22 homes and other buildings, and 50 more are still at risk. they hope to have it contained by tomorrow. >>> today we could get relief from that thick smoke in the area. >> reporter: here in the oakland hills, we are seeing a lot of fog. it was the fog over the weekend that actually kept this smoke from falling all the way to the ground. what did fall was actually that ash. a lot of people were on social media comparing that to snowfall. the national weather service released this picture, showing that big smoke plume. it's a satellite image showin

people are being asked to go on highway 128 or south monticello road. there are many people -- their remind people -- they are reminding people to give themselves more time to evacuate if they have special needs. here is a look at the ridge and you can see the smoke that is surrounding the ridge. that is creating problems for visibility with firefighters on the ground and in the air. they have to have air support up to get that smoke clear. >>> cal fire has updated information on thepawnee fire fire. it 80% contained and has burned 14,900 acres. they hope to have it fully contained by thursday. >>> this fire that broke out is now 1% contained. 100% containe they had to be evacuated because of the fire. evacuation orders have been lifted. they remained on scene to make sure nothing flared up but they do not know what started the fire. >>> sky seven smoking because of the fire. you may have seen your car covered with soot and ash. ash has been falling everywhere in the northern bay area and air quality officials say the air quality is moderate to good bec

and homes off of highway- 128 - between monticello dam and pleasant valley road. kron4's terisa estacio is standing by live with more on the evacuations. terisa? with skies so smokey you could barely makeout the vast fields of normally brightly colored sunflowers... they have been doing this for most of the morning. betty bloom took me out on the back porch... she showed me the helicopters using the creek to pick up water to put out the flames. betty bloom, resident i have been watching them pick up water in the creek. i packed up last night, just in case. i came to work, and so smokey. "we were not sure we were going to work, air quality was such residents, but businesses effected out here. cache creek casino is in the area with a large work force, plus, a large expansion project is underway.we will just have to see about tomorrow. (terisa back live) (ken) now to the pawnee fire burning in lake that fire is now 75- percent contained. it has burned more than 14-thousand acres. double eagle subdivision remains under mandatory evacuation orders... an evacuation avis

. >> reporter: in the shadow of the monticello dam, it is eerie to see campgrounds that would normally be bustling right now. wednesday being on a -- being the holiday it promised to be a full week for many of these campgrounds. markley grove said they are glad to see many of their cancelled guests are immediately rebooking for other dates. >> debora villalon reporting now -- thank you. >>> the county fire is now 15% contained, up from 5% earlier today. it has burned 72,500 acres since starting on saturday afternoon. more than 26 firefighters are on the clients -- flames. sky fox was overhead about 3:15 pm this afternoon shortly after flames broke out on the southbound side of 680. the right lane was blocked but reopened a short time later. no structures were damaged and no injuries were reported. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> a man accused of setting a series of small fires -- domingo batista was arrested in connection with at least a dozen arsons. they say he said the fires on -- a trail last month and he faces two counts of felony arson and violation of pro

i don't think we were expecting the monticello monticello matter to come up quite in that manner. we have assembled a pretty detailed outreach log and report that was included in the commissioner materials. there is actually an updated version of it and a lot of outreach in the last couple of days. i wanted to submit this for the public record. i don't know if i leave this here. i want to make sure i get that in. lastly, just want to make sure that we emphasize some of the people who responded to community input. the fact that jones street volume has been down sized was the direct result of community input we received. >> that is your time. we will give you money more minute to finish up. >> almost done. we also relocated the residential lobby to shannon street to activate that side after receiving lots of community feedback about shannon street and then the facade and allot of the design along the o'farrell with the elevation has been put together both with a lot of direction from planning and some community members as well. looking forward to hearing your deliberations on this m

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residents who decide to evacuate now are asked to travel west on state highway 128 or south on monticello road. travel is restricted on eastbound highway 128 to solano and yolo counties. cal fire officials encourage residents to monitor news outlets for further instructions and sign up for alerts by texting their zip code to 888777. ### keithburbank1101p07/02/18 contact: cal fire news line (707) 883-0613(707) 883-0613 ( james ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (dave)a seasonably cool pattern today into independence day with a marine layer in place along the coast as onshore flow continues. noted warming trend starts thursday afternoon and lasts through the weekend as high pressure rebuilds from the desert southwest. ( james ) here's a look at the bay bridge. ( james ) here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. ( james ) here's a look at the golden gate bridge... ( james ) here's a live ( james ) here's a look at the bay bri

welcome 67 new american citizens during a naturalization ceremony at thomas jefferson's historic monticelloation in virginia. citizens from more than 30 countries took the oath of citizen ship on independence day yesterday. several speakers reminded the new citizens of the crucial role immigrants have played in american history. >>> stormy daniels' lawyer want a deadly car crash in sochi. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> britain's "express" says one person was killed when a speeding car plowed into peds in one of the russian cities hosting world cup matches. a warning that the video is disturbing. vary lance camera footage shows a car crossing lanes in sochi. authorities say one man was kill and several injured. investigators say there's no indication it was intentional. it appears the driver fell asleep at the wheel. >>> the "oregonian" report as black state legislator says someone called 911 to report her as she campaigned in her own district. democrat janelle bynum said she s knocking ing toents in a portland neighborhood. she said the responding officer acti

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citizens at thomas jefferson's home in monticello., rhode island for the 233rd year. it's america's oldest , dependence day parade. ♪ ♪ in brandon, florida, naval officer luke mellenthin surprised his wife and three kids. he's home early from his deployment in africa. ♪ o'r the land of the free >> golodryga: and in woodland, california, 12-year-old marcos ramos sang the national anthem for crews fighting the yolo county fire. ♪ and the home of the brave ( applause ) >> golodryga: up next, the special bond between the children of america's fallen heroes. because you've made sure this sensor and this machine are integrated. & she can talk to him, & yes... atta, boy. some people assign genders to machines. and you can be sure you won't have any problems. except for the daily theft of your danish. not cool! at&t provides edge to edge intelligence. it can do so much for your business, the list goes on and on. that's the power of &. & this shipment will be delivered... the chili pepper sweat-out. not cool. freezing away fat cells with cools

for the monticello and american family. a reading scholar of jefferson, she has also written thomas jefferson and sally hemmings a american controversy. and with peter, our third speaker, she wrote the most blessed of patriarchs, thomas jefferson and the empire of the imagination. she is also the author of a book on andrew johnson. otters fellowship of scholars and writers of you nor new york public library. guggenheim hello cheryl, macarthur fellowship and national humanities medal. national book award and the women of our and influence award from national organization of women. and finally peter is one of the leading authorities on thomas jefferson. he is the thomas jefferson memorial history emeritus at the university of virginia. is also the senior fellow at monticello robert h smith international center for jefferson studies. he is author, co-author and editor of numerous books including jefferson's empire, the language of american nationhood. the mind of thomas jefferson and jeffersonian legacies. peter has written ex

in 2009, she won the pulitzer prize in history for the having -- "monticello: and american family." she has written thomas jefferson and sally hemmings, and american controversy. f, r third onu speaker, she wrote "the most blessed of patriarchs: thomas jefferson and the empire of imagination." seasoned author of a book on andrew johnson. her honors include a fellowship from the coleman center scholars and writers at the new york public library, a guggenheim fellowship, in macarthur fellowship, and a national humanities medal. the national book award and the woman of power in it once award from the national organization of women. is one ofeter onuf the leading authorities on thomas jefferson. professor of history emeritus at the university of virginia, and also a senior fellow at monticello's robert h smith international center for jefferson studies. is the author, co-author and editor of numerous books, including "jefferson's empire: the language of american nationhood," "the might of thomas jefferson," and "jeffersonian legacies." he has written on sectionalism, federalism and poli

cal fire shut down a portion of 128 from monticello dam to pleasant valley road. there's an evacuation center set up at the western yolo range hall onst avee. last word, more than 100 skull 100 structures were being threatened by this fire. >>> the pawnee fire is 73% contained but jumped containment lines and forced new evacuations. it's destroyed 22 homes and buildings and 50 are still at risk, more than 14,000 acres burned. cal fire says a change in the weather could help them this morning. >> smoke has drifted into much of the bay area. >> reporter: here in the oakland hills, we are seeing a lot of fog at this hour. you can probably see it behind me. it was that fog yesterday that prevented the smoke from hitting the ground. what did come down on to the ground in berkeley and oakland and even further south, is that ash. people saw a lot of that ash and posting it on social media, saying it looks like snowfall. we have the national weather service releasing this satellite image, showing the smoke plume from the county fire as it traveled as far down as half-moon

citizens today at thomas jefferson's home in monticello. naval officer luke mellenthin surprised his wife and three kids. he's home early from his deployment in africa. welcome home. >>> up next, the special bond between the children of america's fallen heroes. >>> as we celebrate america's freedom, we end tonight with a group that has paid a very high price for it. they are the children of fallen service members. jeff glor went to arlington national cemetery to see how these children are helping each other deal with their grief. >> there he is. there's daddy. >> reporter: brinly and ainsley thomson come here often to visit their dad. >> tell him you made the all-star team. >> reporter: lieutenant colonel todd thomson served two tours in iraq. he died in 2015. >> i'm jeff. nice to meet you. ansley. >> reporter: we met the thomson girls here at arlington cemetery's section 60, the final resting place for the men and women who died in iraq and isn. , ansley.it >> when you come here, you think back at the funeral and when was the last time you

they are pleasure cove resort and to others, being asked to go west on highway 128 or south on monticello road, and that rumsey, hall in yolo county. >>> 12 boys any soccer coach, the latest attempts to bring them to safety, after they've been found, but not out of safety yet. >>> immigration policy is heating up, protesters targeting an ice facility in san francisco. >>> tracking air quality, a little hazy out there, the temperatures that will be increasing towards the end of the week. >>> a federal judge in washington says that the trump administration is wrong to detain immigrants who are seeking asylum. writing, when we have an infestation of ms-13 gangs in certain parts of our country, who do we send to get them out? ice. >> we would like to see congress, particularly democrats, stop political grandstanding, come up with real solutions to fix the problem.>> the judge has ordered the department of homeland security to restart its practice of case-by-case release reviews. >>> in san francisco, protesters are still outside the ice office, about 24 hours after the purchase began, we were

and homes off of highway- 128 - between monticello dam and pleasant valley road. (vicki) the fire burning in yolo couny is causing major air quality concerns across the bay area... the orange sky is so smokey .... it looks like you're driving into fog... and then there is the big concern of ash falling all across the bay area... some were seeing ash in san leandro and along the peninsula in san mateo... people with breathing problems are encouraged to stay indoors and keep all the windows closed... as least for the next several days... residents and businesses are all being affected by the large amount of smoke.

and homes off of highway- 128 - between monticello dam and pleasant valley road. (pam) and look at this. skies so smokey .... you can barely make out the vast fields of normally brightly colored sunflowers. residents and businesses are all being affected by the large amount of smoke. (ken) turning now to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.(pam) lawrence the growing fire also posing a health risk because of the poor air quality. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were more common today as the sea bre

and homes off of highway 128 - between monticello dam and pleasant valley road. at last word-- the evacuation center had been closed because noone showed up to use it. that might mean those people went to hotels-- or are staying with friends and family. (pam) now to the pawnee fire burning in lake county... that fire is now 75- percent contained. it has burned more than 14-thousand acres. the double eagle subdivision remains under mandatory evacuation orders... an evacuation advisory is in effect in the area... between highway -20 and morgan valley road... and from sky high ridge road to the county line. (pam) firefighters now say, they have a handle on that brush fire in moraga and all roadways are back open. (ken) the fire broke out just after 1:30- this afternoon... in the area of moraga road and buckingham drive. it burned around 15 - acres... and has since been contained. fire officials say, it started in an open space... behind homes. two air tankers and a helicopter were brought in to assist ground crews .. no injuries have been reported. (pam) bay area ai

in the last couple hours cal fire shut down a portion of highway 128 from monticello dam to pleasant valley road. also an evacuation center has been established at the western yolo grange hall on forest avenue in the community of guinda. >>> as for the pawnee fire in lake county, that one is now 73% contained but by no means under control. people living in the double eagle community were forced to leave after the fire jumped containment lines yesterday. the fire has destroyed 22 buildings, 50 more at risk and kpix5's wilson walker was on the front lines when the fire flared up this morning. we'll show you what he saw coming up in 30 minutes. >>> a murder mystery in contra costa county, who shot a man to death at a charity fundraiser and why? it happened last night at a restaurant in el sobrante. kpix5's devin fehely picks up the story from there. >> reporter: two women slept by the curb last night, their muffled tears, all trying to figure out how a charity fundraiser turned into a crime scene. the shooting happened at 10:30 last night. the victim, a 28-year-old man who was attending

as an aside, i have lived 20 years in ingleside and am grateful for the action that you took on monticello. that's happening a lot in our area, so grateful for your listening and your action on that. i am a christian scientist. i am a member and supportive of this project for -- from ninth church of christ scientists. we are in balboa terrace, and their dedication -- i know many members of fifth church and their dedication to the health and vibrancy of the city as well as the tenderloin is without question. they followed this very thoughtful process, it's beautifully evolved, and they've listened to the community, and i think i've heard comments on facadism, but i think we can -- we need to adapt to the needs of the people rather than the -- keeping the facade, and the scale i think that they've worked on is beautifully outlined. and to improve the quality of life of the tenderloin is essential in our wonderful city. i've seen the success of church transformations just like this in washington, d.c., and in london and in new york city. we support this progressive step wholeheartedly. i love

should we go burn monticello down tomorrow? thomas jefferson believed in white supremacy. >> cooper: you're saying this is >> prof. cooper: tt's a ry slippery slope. >> hayter: i would say the difference, the critical difference between washington and jefferson and lee, and men like lee, is that while washington and jefferson were complicated individuals-- and by our standards, thought about ideas in an entirely anachronistic way, they also baked in the constitution the components that allowed people to dismantle the slave system. they built as much as they destroyed. i cannot say the same thing for the confederacy. >> cooper: professor hayter was appointed by richmond's mayor to the commission that's going to make recommendations on what should happen on monument avenue. >> hayter: there are 75 million people in the south who are the descendants of confederate soldiers. and who i am to tell them that they cannot celebrate their ancestor in a particular way? but i also have ancestors who were the victims of the slave system, an

. >> we better towards monticello and mount vernon. we shouldn't.k at people and take them for good and bad and you learn from their errors, and you take the go to try to perpetuate that. that is what america is about and we are bigger than our sins. that is what i hope we remember. >> laura: i like how that woman confronting pruitt was holding the baby and the note card. >> you need to shield. >> laura: she couldn't remember those really profound thoughts she had, that her baby wants clean water. >> you need to retire as epa -- first of all, get out of town. i don't like this. >> laura: take the camera away and the protests will go away. it's all about social media. happy fourth of july and independence day. stay tuned for our interview with suzanne somers and obama arrow rolls pushing recent college admissions may be a thing of the past soon, thanks to president trump. stay tuned. eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. myeczemaexposed.com. your eczema could be something called atopic der

company's response to the scandal the business was founded here in one thousand nine hundred four by monticello the bridges grandfather and the city is still its headquarters. its role your current business interests or are very historic and mostly. iraq. is a longtime member of the other bridgeboro played actors despite the conviction of its c.e.o. on the bridge to liberating more than twenty countries around the world and had revenues of about twenty six billion dollars last year but there was. more. but is there british space was substance fate. g g. g. the company was too slow to warm up to deny everything to deny deny and deny this who. they seem to. live. on the u.n. went to school my eyes let me. do going to deck a busy deck of the deck of the sea to walk in the wood as you keep either to see the. deer to market they did you danger dodge it all being set of damage bhargava wal-mart was awash with. expedite the process it was to invent a corruption but it made war in a competitive way it was able to prove that it had also an amazing capability of organizing a very efficient corruption ful

monticello is wherejefferson house is outside of washington. carter's patriotically peanut. of ice cream at the white house when everybody else gets one. i didn't know that. it is a fun story because we have the other stuff about trump and his lawyer michael cohen and everything that will go on with that and teflon trump, will he survive or not? and just finally, about generations only. —— generation lonely. just finally, about generations only. -- generation lonely. shoot percentage of people are by themselves, they have no partner, not married, they have no relationships. that has real implications. esther ra ntzen, relationships. that has real implications. esther rantzen, what she is doing, it's really important, it is not just she is doing, it's really important, it is notjust 65 and over, people are getting divorced, not being able to find other relationships. it is not just about marriage, to find other relationships. it is notjust about marriage, it is about being with somebody. and the instigation of this report, this is really important, because of so many lonely p

people who decide to leave now being asked to go west on highway 128 or south on monticello road. authorities remind people to allow extra time to evacuate if they have special needs or are taking pets that require special transportation like horses or trailers. your -- here are the smoky conditions on the ridge. coming back down, you will see the road closures at highway 128 eastbound, which is one of the main roads to lake berryessa. cal fire is saying it is very high chance that this fire could continue to grow yet again today. in winters, ktvu fox 2. >>> you may have seen your car covered in soot and ashes. it has been falling everywhere. the air quality is moderate to good because the smoke is trapped in the upper atmosphere. it is away from the lower atmosphere. that is the air we breathe. >> those particles, although they look small, they're large enough that the body can expel them naturally. it is not as hazardous as it looks. >> air quality expert said the best way to clean out the ashes is to hose them off with water as they will not kick the particles off in the air. w

peelier and monticello, you have to learn to -- you have to learn to develop a way of talking and writing and even thinking that is inherently elusive, that doesn't face the daily reality that you're actually facing. my wife was from mississippi. she can do this. okay? but it's in his syntax even. it's like, uh -- >> but that's the dilemma of these radical southern planters. they are enlightened. they know slavery is wrong. jefferson certainly does. madison does. but they don't really know what to do about it. that is the great -- >> yeah, and the killer is, i mean, gordon and i have both recognized the central ity. it's america's original sin. there's nobody that disagrees with that now that you'd want to listen to. the question is -- it's a tragedy, all right? is it a greek tragedy or a shakespearean tragedy, okay? by a greek tragedy i mean is it embedded in the society in a way that no human agency or decision could change the outcome. or is it something that could have gone the other way. i think you can make both cases pretty powerfully, okay, if you look at the evidence. i think aft

residents who decide to evacuate now are asked to travel west on state highway 128 or south on monticelloig story this morning... the "county fire" -- which started in yolo county -- is now 60-thousand acres and at just 5-percent. the fire has reached napa thanks will. thanks will. ( darya ) in the east bay ... police are investigating a rash of car burglaries across north berkeley. the thieves drove from one street to the next smashing windows and tugging on door handles over the weekend. police say more than 35 cars were vandalized. one victim says she heard an alarm go off in her neighborhood at 4 a-m ... but when neighbors woke up it was too late. <"i mean its ery frustrating it s a hassle to deal wiht it its expensive to get your windows fixed it something you werent planning on and its frustrating it happened all down the street.">( darya ) all the burglarized cars were parked in residential areas ... and police say none of the cars had anything in particular in common. ( james ) in the north bay... a woman accused of taking part in 2 home invasion robberies has pleaded ánot guilty.