the lafayette flying corps was a small group of american aviators who volunteered to serve in the lafayette escadrille prior to the united states entering world war i. 49 members of the lafayette flying corps lost their lives in the war and are interred in criments below the memorial -- crypts below the memorial. this incredible group included lucky herschel mckee, who became their youngest ace with 12 kills, and eugene "james" bullard, the first african-american military pilot who was subsequently made a knight of the legion of honor. france's most coveted award established by napoleon bonaparte. this important effort will incur no additional costs, no additional cost, as the abmc has indicated that they can maintain this important memorial within their existing appropriations. i encourage my colleagues to join me in support of the passage of this important legislation that honors the services and sacrifices of our men and women that defend our great nation. thank you and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentlema

the moment lafayette thought was peculiarly unfavorable. he americans were displeased with the pretensions and disgusted with the conduct of many frenchmen. consequently he wrote, the congress finally adopted the plan of not listening so when lafayette and his friends called the house moniker independence hall, congressman james lovell of massachusetts steer them away snarling it seems that the french are too fancy to enter our service without being invited. but most of them including lafayette had been invited by american agents in france and the throngs of some frenchmen who went sloshing ashore for months expecting to be welcomed so also, i should mention that this moment europe is uncharacteristically at peace so all these europeanofficers especially frenchmen come over in droves wanting a job . and washington who is always in need of men wasn't excited about these particular men because he says they have no attachment nor ties to the country and bemoaned their ignorance of our language and pointed out that american officers should be di

lafayette was already going bald at 19. the last time i saw it there was an empty seat in front of me and for some reason i just kept picturing lafayette in it and he would just have been swooning the whole time. it's interesting, though, like when the about the show especially because of the casting-- this wasn't your question, but i was thinking about it later lately because people have some qualms about the founding fathers especially the ones who owned other people and there are some people lately who want to disregard all of their comp insurance and i can understand that, but one way you get past that is make washington black, which i am definitely doing next time. [laughter] >> such a good idea. we should have done that-- that should have been our original cast. washington should have been black. >> in today's i guess mass recording that goes on in everyone's life is so archived, how do you think that will affect our look at today's events as a historian? how do you think that will change? >> everyone's life today is so a

out hear at the lafayette b.a.r.t. station, we haven't seen any flyers posted on any of the windshields of the vehicles here. but if there were, b.a.r.t. tells us they would be protected by the first amendment guarantee to our freedom of speech. an nbc bay area contacted us after finding one of the flyers with anti-semitic speech. we blurred out the offensive language. we can tell you there were slurs related to jury wish people and an instruction to, quote, browbeat them, flog them and harass them. it directs people to a blog titled waterboarding community which lists jewish members of the community by name. the viewer contacted b.a.r.t. and b.a.r.t. police who told her there wasn't much they could do. she told us, quote, i believe in free speech. this seems like hate speech. they're always telling people to say something when they see something. i tried to say something to b.a.r.t. and i got nothing. the response from b.a.r.t. says leafletting free speech material is allowable and we cannot prohibit it. that, of cours

she is missing from the lafayette area. we know this is not the best picture of her but lee is 75 years old. 90-pounds with black hair. she was last seen walking near wanetka lake in lafayette. police say she has dementia and only speaks a dialect of chinese. if you see her, call the lafayette police department rit away. they are very worried about her. >> absolutely, they are. water so they can flush their pipes. that is the word. a construction project at the pataso water treatment facility has put sediment in the water. so your drinking water is probably cloudy. if the water doesn't clear up in the first flush, wait 30 minutes and try it again. as a precaution, don't drink the water until it clears up. >>> summer's last gasp temperatures staying around 90 again. meteorologist belen de leon is in the back yard. >> a gasp. is that like a -- that is more of a yawn right? temperatures for today will be very summer like. our high today, 88 degrees. so this is going to be way above that normal high of 77. the record i had was s

she is missing from the lafayette area. we know this isn't the best picture of her but the only one we have at this point. she is 75 years old. 90-pounds with black hair. she is about 5' 3", last seen walking near waneka lake in if you see her, call the lafayette police department rit away. >>> jonathan cordova got drunk and got behind the heel again and again until he killed someone. he made his last bad decision last december. he was sentenced monday for the hit-and-run death of ernestine maine. police say cordova left the scene but was tracked down and arrested at his girlfriend's apartment. this was his 6th alcohol and driving offense and third felony conviction. >>> a greeley gang member will spend the rest of his life in prison and then some. john silva was convicted of beating and stab manning to death in 2013 with a medieval weapon. he was on parole at the time of the attack. he used what is called flail. silva's rap sheet goes back two decades and includes a 12 year stint in prison for manslaughter. he will serve wi

the nation. stephen: lafayette and washington were so close, that during the revolution lafayette sent his childreno mount vernon for safety. what is remarkable about the lafayette letter that describes washington breaking down in tears, "in my long close association through this mean in the early days of the war to victory in yorktown, it was the only time i ever saw him break down and cry." mark: other questions? right here? >> just a bit about peggy shippan. two house is the battle of -- she eventually marries howard county, maryland. she is tied into this whole thing. stephen: we know that teenage women often have a group of other teenage friends. another peggy and two friends names becky. whose father imported to the greater liberty bell to philadelphia. it was a group of two peggies and two becky's. that andre took to the date. they all just as kn--the all turkishas knights or maidens for that event. the family story is that the shippans did not allow their daughters to attend. a bunch of quakers came to the .oor and said this is terrible you can't consort with the british this way. too, thos

"today in the bay's" kris sanchez joining us live from lafayette. sounds like there's not a lot b.a.r.t. can do, this is a free speech issue. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam. we haven't seen any of those hateful flyers on the windshields here at the b.a.r.t. station in lafayette this morning. as you said, b.a.r.t. says if there were, they would be protected by the first amendment guarantee to the freedom of speech. an nbc bay area viewer contacted us after finding two of about a hundred flyers with anti-semitic speech. we can tell you there were slurs aimed at jewish people and an instruction to, quote, brow bead them, flog them and harass them. the flyers also directed people to a blog titled waterboarding committee which lists jewish members of this community by name. that viewer who contacted us tells us she also notified b.a.r.t. and b.a.r.t. police who told her there wasn't much they could do. she was worried about being on camera but told us, quote, i believe in free speech, but this seems like hate speech. they're always te

the lafayette flag brig gad volunteers and the veterans have been coming to this spot year after year. if started right after the 9/11 terror attacks when one manned stood on the overpass holding one flag and since then this has become the spotty a group gathers every year to let the bay year know the will never forget. >> americans need to remember to stay to process what happened, and what has since appeared over 15 years. >> reporter: flags line the everpass that say never forget on one side and the names of the places where he high jacked planes crashed and inle bites if pictures and books. organizers say it's important to educate kids who were very young or not born when this happened. when he sun goes down people with light candles and hold a moment of silence. >> abc7 nut was in palo alto today as members of all faiths marched in solidarity. the event honored victims of 9/11, their families and the first responders at grouped sore -- ground zero. organizes want people who think, believe, and feel different things to come together and share a common momentment the group marches

the lafayette flag brig gad volunteers and the veterans have been coming to this spot year after year. if started right after the 9/11 terror attacks when one manned stood on the overpass holding one flag and since then this has become the spotty a group gathers every year to let the bay year know the will never forget. >> americans need to remember to stay to process what happened, and what has since appeared over 15 years. >> reporter: flags line the everpass that say never forget on one side and the names of the places where he high jacked planes crashed and inle bites if pictures and books. organizers say it's important to educate kids who were very young or not born when this happened. when he sun goes down people with light candles and hold a moment of silence. >> abc7 nut was in palo alto today as members of all faiths marched in solidarity. the event honored victims of 9/11, their families and the first responders at grouped sore -- ground zero. organizes want people who think, believe, and feel different things to come together and share a common momentment the group marches

these were the days of the lafayette drill and flying circus. icans learned new words, the span, the jenny. with the end of the war, numerous new experimental planes appeared. and a new kind of scientist emerged. the aeronautical engineer. there was even a new kind of aircraft, it was called a helicopter. by the middle 1920s, there was no doubt the helicopter would fly. the only question was, in which direction? some early four-bladed copters actually hovered. while others only bounced. before long, however, there was evidence enough that the helicopter was here to stay. now man was finding first one method and another of flying where for thousands of years he had been able to do little more than watch the birds and dream. these were the days of the stunt pilots. the barnstormers. when the thrill of seeing a parachute opened was new, records were being broken, brown became the first to conquer the atlantic. then, a few years later, a small ryan monoplane, the spirit of st. louis, soloed the atlantic and captured the imagination of the world. mean

police are asking for the community's to catch these two men. in lafayetteziq madyun kron4news a big story we're following tonight--protests following a deadly police shooting near san diego. it happened late yesterday in the suburb of el cajon. the man who was shot. is black. grant lodes is here with what we've learned about the man as well as some video from the scene. grant. >> grant:details about this shooting have been trickling out today. we've learned the man officers shot and killed. is alfred olango. he is a refugree from uganda. this video comes from moments after the shooting yesterday. here's what we know. olango's sister called el cajon police saying he was acting erratically. they tracked him down and approached him. police say they asked him to raise his hands. but olango pulled something out of his pocket and pointed at the officers as if he was going to shoot. one officer then fired a taser, another other shot olango several times. it turns out olango did not have a gun. protesters are demanding more than just answers for this shooting. we w

. >>> jewish community members are annoyed by anti-semitic fliers pinned to cars at the lafayette b.a.r.t. station. the flyers refer to the jewish community as certificaserpents advocate separating them from children. they were found on cars on tuesday night in several of b.a.r.t.'s parking lots. b.a.r.t. says it's a first amendment issue and there's nothing it can do about it. >>> now to decision 2016. 40 days until the election. today donald trump was in the battleground state of new hampshire. new hampshire has just four electoral votes, but in a tight race, everything counts. trump told the audience yesterday was a sad day as he accused the fbi of granting imimcommunii imimmunii imcommunii immunity to hillary clinton. >> i don't think i've ever seen a thing like that in my life. >> the fbi denies it's playing politi politics. trump supporters are being urged to talk up bill clinton's marital infidelties, prompting supporters to ask for a response. >> i'm not going to comment on how he runs his campaign. we have two more debates to see what he says and what i say. >> today marks the fi

this is the flier found on several cars in the lafayette bart parking lot on thursday.contains anti-semitic statements such as calling jews serpents and accusing them of controlling segments of society. bart officials tell kron four news they can not stop someone from placing fliers on cars - even if it is offensive, because bart is a public agency and speech is a protected first ammendment right. riders out at bart today had this to say about it. sot/tc: 00-05 carolyn wan/east bay resident sot/tc: 17 laura mastin /east bay resident hate speech is not free speech. bart is looking into the matter saying that they recent heard from a rider claiming the unidentified blogger responsible for the fliers possibly made threatening statements and that is a crime. a big story out of washington with local roots. tonight the head of one of the nation's biggest banks is under fire - this time by members of congress. the c-e-o of wells fargo - which is based in san francisco. says his company is now doing a top to bottom review. that review comes after allegations of fraud, identity

students' -- at "wake forest middle school" -- have been collecting supplies -- for a school in the "lafayette parish district"... that'll 'house' -- one of the schools -- that had to 'move' -- because of 'flood damage'. the school will be 'packing up' the supplies -- later this week -- and sending them -- on their way. coming up next in ron rivera on the altitude challenge that mile high stadium presents for his team... plus duke gets ready to dive into acc play early against wake but first - today's top 25.... alabama mauled usc and has the lion's share of first place votes... four acc teams are in... clemson and fsu at 2 and 3... miami's into the poll while be an epic rematch between the panthers and broncos. they played the final game of last season and they'll play the first game of 2016... they call it mile high stadium and any time a team at sea level visits - it...ron rivera isn't so convinced "the biggest thing is about making sure our conditioning is where it should be. we've gotta hydrate, we've got to eat properly and we have to get our rest. what i really don't want to do is make

air on saturday f un88 degrees the forecast and plenty of sunshine good weekend for that and for the lafayette arm and wine festival under sunny and warm conditions. see what's happening while it cages filly and foggy the beach. the numbers will approach a hundred degrees with normally degrees as hype drop nature imortant the last coast. we'll continue to see things up through monday carve a to have for the hot if you need relief beach time to go. 6 degrees will warm to # # by sunday. we're going do gain 8 or 9 degrees before the shops on saturday. numbers plenty of seniors mit 9's in some spots. 95 apartment okay. 97 brentwood 94 walnut cream creek. in the phord lake port the numbers you in the 90s tomorrow. extended forecast the heat is on in the bay area this week. numbers in the 90s inland at least by the shore line not a great week. low overcast temperatures in the 60s. as you let away from eye of the warmer nell thursday he we warm up as we head into september. >> summer comes in september. >> . >> only if it happened in just. >> lay tear stu sunday man try to recreate the famous opportu

where someone is placing antisemitic fliers on cars and a parking lot thereupon on several cars of the lafayette station yesterday the officials teller's it cannot stop someone from placing them on cars because it is a public agency in speeches protected however they are investigating the matter and the same for a writer complained person responsible has made threatening statements adding that if it is true and then this is a punishable crime hot. hiss >>james: their allegations of the health center and only harbor and the predator >>reporter: and is the voice of the mother of the victim of our voices been altered to protect her and her sons identity but we cannot alter the anger and guilty to happen to her son he went to stanford hospital outpatient surgery are march and first knock off of anesthesia was what about medical technicians and attorneys file lawsuits for to the victims his claim of employees of prior acting inappropriately and look the other way he believes the of the victims out there and she represents a george and now former stanford health-care employee one of the was a blow was

. >>> the transit alert in the east bay bart was delayed both directions at the lafayette station, bart's starting to recover from that. the delays are still there but the trains are rolling. >> that's it for the kpix 5 news at 5:00. up next, maurice dubois fills in for scott pelley on the "cbs evening news." captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ni ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> dubois: hermine's knockout eeow. >> i can't see! >> dubois: florida's first hurricane in 11 years knocks out power for hundreds of thousands, then starts a holiday weekend p ek up the east coast, 43 million people in its path. also tonight, what hillary clinton told the f.b.i. in its criminal investigation of her e-mails. a former college swimming star gets out of prison after serving just three months for sexual assault. new photos reveal the wounds he received that night. and chloe's special guest for "show and tell." >> what brought me here today to talk to your class was an act of t aracter. >> dubois: steve hartman will

the people listened to stories in san francisco. in san jose, people marched that all paid tribute to those who died and those who rushed in. again, we are here in lafayette where the bridge has been decorated with numerous american flags. people are standing here listening to other people talk about their shared memories of that day where they were in how they felt that his a new in the world trade center at the time. they will have a vigil here, much more somber, to remember those who lost their lives on the 9/11. >>> clinton was attending the 9/11 ceremony will she fell ill and had to leave the presidential nominee appeared wobbly as she got into the car. she was diagnosed with pneumonia and was put on antibiotics. the doctors also told her to lighten up on her schedule and during this event she said she felt overheated. she went to her daughters apartment to rest up and felt a great when she emerged an hour and a half later. the republican presidential nominate, donald trump, was at a memorial at the world trade center. start millions of muslims are making a pilgrimage to mecca to put -- to pray at islam's holiest shrine. 2 million people are expected

. >> reporter: the lafayette police department needed a new look. >> driving down interstate 80. >> reporter: for a school resource car. >> happened to pass by a car that had a wrap on it. >> reporter: that sparked an idea for police chief rick basher. recognizing the growing anti- cop climate nationwide, he launcced a cop car design contest for students. >> we kind of gave them artistic license. >> reporter: an effort to kids. >> our youth are our most valuable resources. >> reporter: the designs came flooding in. >> it blew me away. they were really well thought out. not just the art but the message. >> reporter: and a blind selection process resulting in three winning submissions. after that, graphics designer mick shivers look the reins. >> a butch of different ideas and try to chop them down into making sense. >> reporter: makes sense and winning designs into one. >> i think we did pretty much everything representing as watch as we could. >> reporter: and what unfolded was a masterpiece. >> awesome. >> reporter: the students contributing their own unique touch. the colorado flag. a moun

found on several cars at the lafayette bart station on thursday. contain anti-semitic statements. calling jews. serpents, and accusing them of controlling segments of society. bart officials tell kron four. it cannot stop someone from placing fliers on cars, because bart is a public agency. and speech is a protected first amendment right. but bart is investigating the matter saying. they recently heard from a rider claiming, the person responsible for the fliers has made threatening statements. and if true. that is a crime. >> steve:california is another step closer to developing an early earthquake warning system. governor brown gave the greenlight to system.after devoting 10-million dollars to the program earlier this year. the "shake alert" system would be designed to detect the first shock waves from a quake. then alert people before the slower---but damaging waves spread. mexico, china and japan are among the countries already using warning systems. scientists plan to create apps to send out the alerts. but californians will have to wait a little longer. officials will submit

found on several cars at the lafayette bart station on thursday. contain anti-semitic statements. bart officials tell kron four. it cannot stop someone from placing fliers on cars, because bart is a public agency. and speech is a protected first amendment right. bart is investigating the matter saying. a rider recently complained, the person responsible for the fliers has made threatening statements. and if true. that is a crime. >> grant:now to the latest racially charged police shooting. tonight, the mother of the san diego area shooting victim. is explaining why her son was behaving erratically, before police killed him. >> steve:we're also learning more about the 38-year-old black man.alfred olango.and his history with immigration officials. grant lodes is here with all the new details. >> grant:today we learned immigration and customs enforcement officials tried to deport him. twice. the 38-year-old came to the united states from uganda in 1991. the first attempt to deport olango came in 2002 after he was convicted on drug charges. the second came in 2009 following a firearms

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the feelings are still strong about the hero the rest into the danger to help the others. >>> the lafayettevor great held the yearly tribute in honor of the september 11 heroes and their family, and the brigade says this is the largest overpass flag displayed the state, and the people along the overpass waived to the drivers below and everyone was encouraged to bring up flag, and they do that every year. >> i have to go past there once or twice and wave in order to be a part of that. >> and sal mentioned earlier that we were on the air and we were watching the video on the tv of that second plane wondering what we are looking at, unbelievable. >> we thought it was an accident of a small plane into building, a tragedy, and in the second one, i will never forget that.>>> good morning everyone, we already have a lot of slow traffic starting off in the contra costa county, on highway 4, slow through antioch, pittsburg and bay point over the hill to concord. it is getting busier on the way to 24 and a lot of people are coming to the bay bridge toll plaza. the toll plaza commit is backed up for 2

>>> jewish community members are out rages after learning that 100 anti-semitic flyers were at the lafayetteus station. the flyers refer to jews as surpants and advocates separating them from children. they were found tuesday night. bart says they amount to someone exericizing the first amendment right and there's nothing they can do unless they imply threats. >>> california will soon force uber and lift to conduct more extensive background checks on drives. as of next year they will not be able to hire registered sex offenders and convicted felons. if the companies don't comply, they will be fined for up to $5,000 per banned driver. >>> only in the sillicon valley, zoom pizza in mountain view says it's the only restaurant in the world to have robots making its pete as. you can see it here. the robots are being used for squirting and spreading the maur naurau sauce. >> they enable people to do what they do best, create a collaboration, all those things are enabled by a robot. >> they're just making pizzas here. they still have people tossing the dough and adding the toppings, but the robot i

police are asking for the community's to catch these two men. in lafayette haaziq madyun kron4news >> pam:in tonight's follow up file. we are learning some of the gruesome details in the murders of a canadian tourist in golden gate park and a sex therapist in marin county last year. lila alligood and morrison lampley are accused of killing steve carter and audrey carey in october of last year. a third defendant in the murders. sean angold. agreed to testify against alligood and lampley as part of a plea deal. he faces a 15-year prison sentence. in court, angold. testified he stole the gun from a car in fisherman's wharf. and all three of them were on drugs when they met carey in golden gate park and decided to rob her and kill her. >> pam:when in marin county, angold says they all decided to steal a car to drive to portland. on a trail in fairfax, they followed steve carter, shot and killed him and robbed him. a marin county judge will rule on friday whether there is evidence to try two drifters. for double-murder. >> steve: scandal is costing the bank major

. >> sunday people in the lafayette community came together in the remembrance of the nearly 3,000 peopleled in the attack. >> my son was under two at the time. and you think you can travel safely and you just realize what all these things mean to you. >> 15 years later and hours of practice her son proudly held a flag for an army of boy scouts to commemorate the days. >> my mom was there that day in new york city just across the street in a hotel. luckily she was able to get away. and i'm happy she's here. >> although most at the memorial were not directly effected at the attack they waved the flag to those below. >> just to support and honor those who died and keep them in our memory. >> we all have to come together and show our support. >> remember families and friends who lost loved ones on that horrible day. >> september 11th is also a day to honor service and men and women and first responders. >> congrats to all the brave servicemen out there to all the firefighters and all the police officers who were helping to make this country safe. >> just to make us safe is so important. and

not too bad between walnut creek and oakland, but the drive is getting a little bit slowed near the lafayetteart station, the typical 20 to 25 minute delay at the toll plaza, and southbound i-80, traffic is very slow, and that is approaching this crash.>>> 6:47 am. >>> high clouds drifting over after a hot sunday and record highs, and still warm today, but we have a slight cooling over by the coast and bay as these higher clouds roll through. average temperatures for this time of year, and as you can see they are all above and also cooler by a little bit compared yesterday. san francisco and 86 yesterday, 78 today. it is always hard to cool off when you get this hot along the coast. people are saying oh my gosh, i know it is still summer and when will the fall arrived, probably wednesday. these are the temperatures in livermore this week, 100, 97, 89, 78 and 72 would changes on tap. and it looks like we will go colder than warmer and then colder all the way through the first week of october. and here we had the fog that is roaring up the coast, but not to monterey. it is pretty calm out there

flashing lights past the lafayette bart station, but does not appear to be slowing traffic. switching to the bay bridge toll plaza, according to the metropolitan transportation commission, we have the most crossings between 5 am and 6 am. between six and seven, the traffic would be going too slow, so 5-6 is the busiest hour. it is still busy as you know, between 6-7 and 8-9. let's go back to the desk. >>> 5:33 am, and it will be loud at the levi's stadium tonight for the 49ers season opener, but the game comes with controversy because holland kaepernick plans on continuing -- colin kaepernick plans on continuing his protest at the levi's stadium. we will talk about what to expect, and good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are told by the police that they will not boycott the game and will be here to protect the public and the players. during the preseason, the 49er calling kaepernick -- calling kaepernick colin kaepernick did not stand protesting inequality in america. the seahawks players locked arms yesterday, and format dolphins ended up taking a knee. and during the

>> more information on the rollover in lafayette the lighter side of traffic we had a vehicle traveling at a high rate of speed flipped and the person is possibly trapped. c.h.p. just arrived. they will give us more information in a few minutes. right new we have lanes two, three, and four blocked. i promised drive time and that is coming up at 5:10. >> thank you, election there bloody head and reputation batters and bruce miller wakes up without a job we heard from police, from the 49ers and we have yet to hear from the former tight end of what, exactly, happened at wharf hotel. amy hollyfield is here with what we know this morning. amie? [ inaudible ] he has been released from jail but his roommate ran interference and said that miller has "no comment." here is what he looked like on monday morning, surveillance cameras call the images of him bloody and staggering. this is at fisherman's wharf and he tried for get in a room not his and assaulted the 29-year-old man in the room and his 70-year-old father who tried to defend hill. miller was arrested and cut from the 49ers. fans say the

placing anti-met ice fliers on the windshields of cars parked at the east bay station and we at the lafayetteart station where we found some of the fliers litering the ground yesterday. riders found them on the cars on wednesday, and a spokesman said they are considered free speech and the agency cannot prohibit on intervene. however, the person seen place the fliers is also accused of threatening a rider on wednesday afternoon, and police are expected to file a disturbing the peace charge. asingle occupancy restrooms in california will be gender neutral. the governor brown signed the bill into law yesterday. it is aimed at making sure public spaces are inclusive for the lgbt community. and to help parents and caretakers who want to accompany people of the honest sex into the restroom. >> now your accweather forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. >> we start in the south bay with temperatures in the mid-to-upper 50s but in the hills in leg log where it is 49, and remember when the lows were in the upper 70s, quite a change. calistoga is 48, and same in bodega bay and everyone else is in the

.>> the lafayette look.>> driving down interstate 80.>> for very dated school resource car.>> i drove by a car that had a wrap on it. >> chief basher recognized the growing anti-cop climate he was a cop car design contest for students.>> we gave them artistic license.>> an effort to bridge the gap between cops and kids. the designs came flooding in.>> it was blown me away, it was well thought out not just the arts but the message. >> and a blind selection process resulting in three winning submissions and after that graphics designer mick shivers took the reins. >> i took it and try to make it look cents.>> he incorporated all three winning designs into one.>> think we did pretty much everything representing is much was a masterpiece. the students all contributing their own uniqueetouch. the colorado flag, caylen klinger a mountain scape and the first place winner, hands of different races embracing.>> the kids will look at that car and say this is what we did.>> the students had not seen the finished product until now. and well if chief basher was attempting to bridge a gap mission a

someone called police after saying the mini van was in a parking lot in lafayette about 8:30 last night. the three suspects were not in the car so police put stop sticks down in the parking lot which flattened the tires of the van as the suspects drove away. they continued driving getting as far as baseline and north finch and then they ran. police were able to capture all >> it's been a long day with all the criminal mischiefs that have been sited several times in the area. it's been a long day trying to catch them. they were shooting at cars driving down the road. >> so a dangerous situation and good thing they're finally all in custody. one is under 18 and the other two are adults. usually in this case, they will be seen by a judge in jail and then their next stop is here. live from the boulder county news. >>> a teenager accused of beating a 71-year old woman who offered him help is now in custody. that story is just ahead. first let's go to dave aguilera with the latest on your weather this morning. >>> hey, i was going to wait until you finished there allen. nice temperatures goin

cranes.the same wooden in the distance, lafayette they dug the clay on the site. years later about while i wasns -- , mary's church was being constructed in maryland and that went through a great deal of trouble to use only the authentic building methods. knew how the scaffolding was constructed and so on. complain that the pieces for the dome were flying around and pigs and animals rubbed the paint off. this is mount vernon under construction. they wanted a painting that shows the evolution of the house i got the idea of george sitting a photographe from of queen victoria doing exactly the same thing. a lot of my paintings that i have enjoyed making the most has been intimate scenes. i'm sorry about the darkness of this image. in the samuel morse room, the old house chamber, now statuary hall, where he painted his famous painting of the house sitting at night, which is now in the national gathering -- gallery. a fantastic work. he was hoping to make his fortune from that painting, but one of many artists whose fortunes have come to grief on the rocky shores of th

the lafayette flag brigade held a yearly tribute today on a highway 24 overpass. ktvu photojournalist rick bufant put together a tribute. >> reporter: they were the most deadly terror attacks and the deadliest attacks on american soil since the japanese attack on pearl harbor on december 7th, 1941. [ trumpet playing taps ] >> i've never felt so completely just in total shock. i'll never forget it, came in and woke him up and he had just gotten a call from his boss, i guess, telling him to turn on the tv. >> we were under attack and it hit the pentagon and i was freaking out. it was one of those moments where you wonder in life what's going to happen next. >> i was at home and saw it on the news and the first thing i did was call my mom and said do you see what's going on right now? >> at that moment you realize life's important and every one of the people that died in the world trade center, their lives are important, too. >> i have a son that's serving right now. i think it just puts things in perspective in terms of our loved ones. >> i think sometimes we can get

lit up in red, white and blue and at least 25 people from the bay area died in the september 11tht attacks. >>> in lafayette, a special boy scout group led a group over the bridge, and lot of the drivers noticed the american flags driving over the bridge, and this tribute started with one man and one flag, and since then, it is a gathering spot to pay tribute to the victims. >> americans need to remember this day to process what happened and what has since happened over 15 years. >> the organizers say is important to educate the kids who were very young or weren't born yet when 9/11 happened. >>> abc news was in pal toe alto as all faiths marched in vol dare ti. they the remembered the victims and their families and they wanted people to think, feel, and believe different things to come together to share a moment. first responders around the bay area paid tribute to their colleagues who lost their lives trying to save others on 9/11, and cornell bernard has the story. >> patrick d. brown. >> a solemn ceremony in san francisco, with the names of first responders who perished are read. >> it is today to honor

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we were at the lafayette bart station and we found the fliers litering the ground yesterday. bart righters found them on the cars on wednesday, and a bart spokesperson said they are considered free speech and the agency cannot prohibit it or intervene. however, the person seen placing those fliers is also accused of threatening a rider on when afternoon. police are expected to fill a disturbing the peace charge. >> single occupancy restrooms in california will soon be gender neutral. the governor brown signed the bill into law yesterday. it is aimed at making sure public spaces are inclusive for the lgbt community and to help painses and caretakers who want to accompany people of the opposite sex into the restroom. the law goes into affect march 1. >> the unsolved mystery in the east bay that has police searching for this bus rider. >> new information on how much money is spent to sway your vote >> all news, all morning. >> 5:43. we go back to our top story, this half hour. >> the loss of a beloved police officer in the east bay, and amy hollyfield is at the pass station. amy

the suspect seen brutefulally beating the woman near lafayette park. chafen says it's aggressive behavior has gotten worse in the park. >> since the renovations, the walkways are not wide enough to accom daylight a police car and the police used to drive through here once or more a night, now they just come when they're called. >> reporter: the victim is doing okay and has visited the station a few times to provide more information about the suspect. >> officers are taking this very personally. everyone wants to make that arrest, everyone has the sketch in their car, everyone is searching the area. >> reporter: and he'll try to secure better lighting for the neighborhood park and they hope police will help address the growing problem of aggressive behavior by mentally ill in the neighborhood. >> i'm trying to figure out what i need to do to protect myself when i'm out and about and i don't know what that is yet but i don't feel safe. >> reporter: and the meeting focussed lot on safety. police told neighbors they should call 911 instead of just the infor

everything is open and thank you to the lafayette police for tweeting that out, and getting back to metwitter. you can see the traffic doesn't look bad at the toll plaza, it's backed up for this time in the morning. it's backed up as you drive up to the pay gates. we are seeing a little bit more slow traffic in the san jose area, and the silicone valley, 85 near 17. there's a crash there. 101 traffic is just moderate. things are improving a little bit. 280 suddenly slow, from highway 17 to cupertino. at 8:17, let's go to steve with the weekend forecast. okay. i can't hear you. can you hear me? >>> looks like we're having problems clearly with the microphone. >> i was looking forward to the forecast because i was excited about this being the first full day of fall. >>> still to come, they have managed to avoid following a city ordinance for the past four years. coming up, the ongoing problem that could force two bars in walnut creek to close before last fall. >>> and an alleged thief with instant regret. why a kansas man called police minutes after he said he robbed a bank. honey, is th

if they temperatures in the 50s lafayette 52 black hawk 52 and is a way down by the concord pavilion 53 and 157. it is in place and the system that is swinging and will be rather vigorous as the site and it will start the cooling trend a little bit yesterday and a lot today. 60s and 70s now and 80s. say goodbye to the 90s. >> wouldn't want to be a period >> use them up to 2 cups of coffee by now. >> happy national coffee day. let's go to solano county and talk about that. traffic is moving along nicely 80 westbound driving into fairfield it is not a bad commute here. 27 minutes from fairfield to belay help and traffic continues to look good as you drive right through the area into the cordelia junction and getting out to the area you will see the traffic continue to move along very well. people use six 8880 moving out to the bridges. >> let's go out and see what we have with some of the attributes we see the great bridge toll plaza are not a bad drive driving into san francisco it is so early. so this morning unto 80 balance then south bay commute felt nice and light for your travels

he runs down, shoots him dead like a dog in the streets in lafayette square. as the biggest murder trial of the century. a lot of people say that he got off because his lawyers used a novel defense of temporary insanity. they didn't need any difference. he had a jury of 12 married men, said hman,said he was going to . [laughter] when the war starts off much longer after that, he raises the excelsior brigade whom one of the chaplains described as the scum of the new york society of the reeking and spreading a malaria around them and still they fought bravely and well. he was a very enthusiastic and reckless leader but then he gets control of gettysburg. the instantly get engulfed and while the line is scrambling to reform themselves behind, a cannonball shoots his right leg cutter shatters his right leg. the union survived. so now they amputate his right leg and they just through the lens out on a pile. he wasn't going to let this happen to his. he had a boxed up and sent to the army medical museum here in dc and you can still see his bones to this day at the su

actually and has one of the longest britains that connects lafayette and baton rouge. the name of that swamp. >> okefok >> not. >> not. >> achaff lie ya. honey, is the internet back yet? yes!! i need to let her know that i like this! i like, like, like, like... i haven't seen a movie based on a comic book in so long. i know. we're over here internet people! get high speed internet from at&t. with over 99% reliability. >>> welcome back to "gma" on a saturday morning. the search is on for the gunman who opened fire rat a mall in washington state. five people, four women and one man, dead. the shooter still on the loose after fleeing on foot. >>> also right now, no inappropriate contact. sources tell abc news that while shouting match on a flight with his children, there was no inappropriate physical contact. the actor is under investigation since his wife angelina jolie filed for divorce earlier this week. >>> and it's a bird, it's a plane. no, that would be your mail. the u.s. postal service pairing with a massachusetts robotmaker to experiment with drone deliveries. now

the cheshire cat is lafayette. see a couple people in the background like oh, maybe i should buy tickets. is on our website. there is a link to get tickets. it is for three weeks in september into october. there's going to be some really fun programming around it. we're trying to get some hamilton cast members to come and do a symposium with us. we have a launch event coming up on august 27, a week from tomorrow from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m.. it will be a mad tea party where we get to talk about history together. thank you so much. i hope to see you at the mansion soon. i hope this was interesting as it relates to hamilton and burr. thank you so much. [applause] >> i think the plan is not to take questions here, but to head downstairs. if you have any questions, i would be happy to answer them. if you want to buy a book, you can buy a book and i will sign it for you. thank you so much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is re

if they temperatures in the 50s lafayette 52 black hawk 52 and is a way down by the concord pavilion53 and 157. it is in place and the system that is swinging and will be rather vigorous as the site and it will start the cooling trend a little bit yesterday and a lot today. 60s and 70s now and 80s. say goodbye to the 90s. >> wouldn't want to be

the shore right now in our area to the beach in cape may, this comes to us from our camera atop the lafayetteel. a few people taking a stroll. definitely not the kind of weather to be in the water. we have those rip current -- that rip current risk that's been in effect all week and we check in now with meteorologist krystal klei for an update. we really want to make sure that our viewers jund how serious this storm is. >> yeah, absolutely. we've been looking at those models that are becoming more and more in agreement that we are going to get hit. we are now under that tropical storm warning. a warning means that it's going to happen. we are going to see those conditions. that means high winds as well as the rain moving in and most importantly the coastal flooding potential as we see those large swells. so the system doesn't have to make landfall for us to see the effects of those wave heights increasing and as a result pushing inland. wind speeds right now are already starting to pick up and this is way ahead of the system getting closer to us. so you see along the shore wildwood 21 miles p

alyssa harrington is live in lafayette with the story. alyssa? >> reporter: it started with one person holding a flag at a lafayette bridge and now 15 years later people are keeping the tradition alive to honor the men and women who were killed. you couldn't miss it driving along highway 24 in lafayette. dozens of american flags, signs and people waiving from the overpass. on this day for 15 years people have gathered here in remembrance of those who were killed in the september 11th terror attacks. >> just thinking of the people who sacrificed their lives on this day. >> this makes me very proud. i love being out on the bridge. >> reporter: after the attacks in 2001, one man stood here with a single flag and others joined. since then the east bay bridge has been the meeting spot where a grassroots group of veterans and volunteers who call themselves the flag briggade meet with others in the community. although they will never forget organizers say it is important to educate children who weren't even born yet about the solemn anniversary. they put