lynn, since you've been the lafayette champion a long time, there is your official lafayette park sign and your picnic blankets. carina, you've been our playground champion, lafayette park playground sign. >> thank you. (applause) >> why don't you guys say a few words right now. >> okay. the only thing that i want to do is to thank all of you who have been -- hundreds, it took literally hundreds of people to do this. and i have a couple of names to -- we want to make sure we mention these names. but i'm leaving out hundreds of people and i know it. so, and there's plenty more chances. we're going to continue our cleaning and greening days the first saturday of every month, july 13th is our first day but we're not allowed to actually maintain it yet at that point. >> yeah, we are. i already talked to -- >> oh, we are. [laughter] >> this is how we work, very collaborative. [laughter] >> so, okay. i want to thank some of these people are here, and some of them are not. if you are here, try to make your way up towards the front here because we all want to hug each other, okay. kim barnes,

lafayette moorehouse is situated here in a remote area of unincorporated lafayette. they just celebrated their 45th anniversary. many neighbors i talk to have no idea it's here. >> i'm surprised. >> look at the address? >> no. i'm speechless. >> but the old-timers are familiar. some refer to the group as the purple people because their homes and cars and even some of their clothes they wear are purple. >> i'm so used to it, it doesn't surprise me. like, oh, yeah, there's one of the purple people. >> experimental lifestyle. we do all kinds of different things. >> author steve and his wife joined lafayette moorehouse in the 70s and lived there for about two decades. he says they've explored group living and relationships, but what they're best known for is researching and teaching others about women's sexual pleasure. >> facilitating women to have long extended or gachls. >> steve says he'd still be there, but his wife decided it was time to leave. >> everything is in the open, so sometimes -- a lot of times, the women would arrange dates for their husbands or boyfrien

ladies and gentlemen, lafayette park is officially open! >> yea! >> hello and welcome to the department and building inspection lunch program. we are talking today about earthquakes and we are going to talk about the issues that make us particularly vulnerable in san francisco and talk about the policy issues and do earthquake response and hopefully in our earthquake recovery. pat, who is a structural engineer and a guy that has looked at earthquake building upgrades in san francisco, yeah. than anybody and he has his earthquake dog harvey. >> okay. that's enough. and john paxton who is a part of caps and it's a community action plan for seismic safety and sponsored by the department of building. and what are the significant impacts of earthquake and how can we mitigate that to meet the goals we want to make. one of the things we want to talk about are, what are your reasonable expectations? people have different goals about what they expect. a lot of people say, i live in a house, the city wouldn't let me live in a house that wasn't safe, would th

and it's the passion of groups like the friends of lafayette park and the friends of lafayette park playground (applause) >> which has been with us every step of the way offering leadership, guidance, and support throughout the process. the friends group stepped up to help us make this beautiful, beautiful playground a reality and other you're going to be hearing more about that in a little bit. but it's also people like jeff miller who contributed all of the architectural services for this gem pro bono. [cheering and applauding] >> but it's also the passion of our elected officials on the state and local level who you're going to hear from in a little bit including senator leno, assemblyman phil king, our mayor. (applause) >> our recreation and park commissioners megan levitt son is here. our district 2 supervisor mark farrell. [cheering and applauding] >> our district 8 supervisor and park champion, tallest park champion in the city, scott wiener. (applause) >> our district 11 supervisor and another park champion extraordinary narc, john avalos. (applause) >> our city treasurer who does his

and it's the passion of groups like the friends of lafayette park and the friends of lafayette park playground (applause) >> which has been with us every step of the way offering leadership, guidance, and support throughout the process. the friends group stepped up to help us make this beautiful, beautiful playground a reality and other you're going to be hearing more about that in a little bit. but it's also people like jeff miller who contributed all of the architectural services for this gem pro bono. [cheering and applauding] >> but it's also the passion of our elected officials on the state and local level who you're going to hear from in a little bit including senator leno, assemblyman phil king, our mayor. (applause) >> our recreation and park commissioners megan levitt son is here. our district 2 supervisor mark farrell. [cheering and applauding] >> our district 8 supervisor and park champion, tallest park champion in the city, scott wiener. (applause) >> our district 11 supervisor and another park champion extraordinary narc, john avalos. (applause)

lafayette is very much a couples park. this wonderful hilltop park is the place you can share with someone you cherish. lafayette park is located along the round at the one end campus and also easy what this is all about is your right to freedom of speech. what made america great is an independent, vigorous presence. if a jerk burns a flag, america is not threatened. political speech is the heart of the first amendment. they're expressing their religious beliefs. now is the time to make justice a reality for all of god's children. captioning provided by the freedom forum first amendment center welcome to speaking freely, a weekly conversation about the first amendment and free expression. i'm ken paulson, executive director of the first amendment center, and this is a special edition of the program in recognition of banned books week. it features three very special guests. they include judy blume, one of this country's most popular and most frequently censored authors, carolivia herron, whose critically-acclaimed book, nap

. >> we don't know whether weather was the reason for an unexpected emergency in lafayette today. it did happen during a storm. a brand new power pole suddenly came crashing down, bringing live wires with it. people were warned there was a risk of electrocution. laura? >> reporter: mostly to workers who are on the building behind me. let's show you what's happening. the right now, pg&e has a crew here pulling it at the angle there. so construction site sent to the bottom of the hill. once rain water came flowing down, a trench filled and a pole went down, nearly missing dozens of workers on their lunch break. it's a new power pole that apparently just went into the ground recently as part of the construction of a senior living complex in lafayette this, afternoon it gave way hitting middle frame and taking another pole with it. >> i think it's scary. i mean we've been watching this construction since day one. it's been safe and they've been conscientious. >> i guess they didn't think the pole is deep enough. >> none of the 30 workers was hit or electrocuted. one big concern given

and as the absolute last option. >> and we are back live at the lafayette crosses. many songs through out this evening. another one taking place right now. we are going to have a full report on this remember yan coming up at 8. for now reporting live in lafayette tan. >> today residents all over the bay area pay their respect at a sears of events. in a large group got up early for those who serve our country. their job was not easy but it was worth it to serve the nation. >> here in at the sunset view cemetery take a look at all of these people who showed up to place flags on the graves. the lions club and local boy scout troops bowed their heads then it was up the hill. this was not an easy task the group plans to place thousands of flags at the massive cemetery. to this mom and son team it is all worthwhile. >> it's one way to honor folks who served in the nate and all over the world and that there's so many things going on in the world that the american government can really support and be a part of and other governments that we could support and our military has

it's situated here in a remote area of unincorporated lafayette. they just celebrated their 45th anniversary. many neighbors i talked to have no idea it's here. >> i'm surprised. >> reporter: looking for the address? >> no. [ laughter ] >> i'm speechless. >> reporter: but the old-timers are familiar. some refer to the group as the purple people because their homes and cars and even some of their clothes they wear are purple. >> i'm so used to it. it doesn't surprise me. there's one of the purple people. >> experimental lifestyle so we did all kinds of different things. >> reporter: an author and his wife vera joined lafayette in the '70s and lived there for abou 20 years. they explored group living and relationships but they are best known for researching and teaching others about women's sexual pleasure. >> women to have long extended orgasms. >> reporter: steve says he would still be there but his wife decided it was time to leave. >> everything was in the open so sometimes a lot of times the women would arrange the dates for their -- their husba

attorney's office filing charges against a man attempting to kidnap a child in lafayette. ralph is a transient who frequents the area. he attempted to kidnap a child while walking down the street. he is held in county jail and due in court for a preliminary hearing next thursday. coming up, traffic at the tunnel may be easing soon. a pre view of the tunnel. >>> the biggest thing in video gaming is coming to the bay area. playstation 4 goes on stale in 40 45 minutes. >>> oklahoma city we will have the highlights and the record setting shot from the globetrotters, longest shot. we will go to new orleans for sports later in this broadcast. >>> stay tuned for inside edition with debra norville and [ female announcer ] welcome one and all to a tastier festive feast. so much to sip and savor, a feeding frenzy to say the least. a turkey from safeway is just what they crave. a hero of the table, "so delicious" they'll rave. fresh, natural, frozen. it's the best selection around. spend $30 and a frozen safeway turkey is just 59 cents a pound. so raise your glass, pull up a chair, g

. >> lo Único que separa a la casa blanca de este hotel es el conocido parque lafayette, por eso las acciones del agente zamora que hubieran pasado por desapercibido en cualquier otro hotel de la capital no ocurriÓ aquÍ. >> hace 8 meses julia p fue la

iraq afghanistan war. 35 people gather at the hillside cross in lafayette tonight where each fallen u.s. soldier memorize with a cross. current number on the hillside stands at 6899. state senator the rae mind the group that returning u.s. soldiers have also become casualty. >> startling things from the war is more come about the veteran in iraq and afghanistan lost their lives in their own hand once back to the u.s. than actually died in combat. >> organizers lafayette memorial accused of using the crosss to support anti-war agenda which they deny. stay on the hill until the last u.s. soldiers return home. >> group of bay area women honored for their work during world war ii hoping to the head to washington in the spring. known as rosie the rifter. women worked as the welders and electrician when men went off to war. rereunite in celebration in richmond. one woman philies had a phone call from vice president biden than thanking her for her service. >> were you hired at kaiser shipyard richmond. >> yes. >> california as one of the first 6 women welders. that's pretty impressive, kid

iraq afghanistan war. 35 people gather at the hillside cross in lafayette tonight where each fallen u.s. soldier memorize with a cross. current number on the hillside stands at 6899. state senator the rae mind the group that returning u.s. soldiers have also become casualty. >> startling things from the war is more come about the veteran in iraq and afghanistan lost their lives in their own hand once back to the u.s. than actually died in combat. >> organizers lafayette memorial accused of using the crosss to support anti-war agenda which they deny. stay on the hill until the last u.s. soldiers return home. >> group of bay area women honored for their work during world war ii hoping to the head to washington in the spring. known as rosie the rifter. women worked as the welders and electrician when men went off to war. rereunite in celebration in richmond. one woman philies had a phone call from vice president biden than thanking her for her service. >> were you hired at kaiser shipyard richmond. >> yes. >> california as one of the first 6 women welders. that's pretty impressive, kid

iraq afghanistan war. 35 people gather at the hillside cross in lafayette tonight where each fallen u.s. soldier memorize with a cross. current number on the hillside stands at 6899. state senator the rae mind the group that returning u.s. soldiers have also become casualty. >> startling things from the war is more come about the veteran in iraq and afghanistan lost their lives in their own hand once back to the u.s. than actually died in combat. >> organizers lafayette memorial accused of using the crosss to support anti-war agenda which they deny. stay on the hill until the last u.s. soldiers return home. >> group of bay area women honored for their work during world war ii hoping to the head to washington in the spring. known as rosie the rifter. women worked as the welders and electrician when men went off to war. rereunite in celebration in richmond. one woman philies had a phone call from vice president biden than thanking her for her service. >> were you hired at kaiser shipyard richmond. >> yes. >> california as one of the first 6 women welders. that's pretty impressive, kid

the choice ones and john adams lauded his extraordinary mind and praised him as a gifted writer but lafayette called jefferson good and upright a and mightn't. while meeting jefferson once said he is the wisest and most amiable man i have met in europe. but there were those who did not care for jefferson would call a lower class background but jefferson on the other hand, was an aristocrat his mother was from the randolph family in virginia he grew up on the plantation. they word different is an appearance. hamilton was about average height 5-foot 7 inches tall so many people describe hamilton as having a somewhat feminine manner about him. jefferson on the and a hand was quite tall at our time period is the equivalent of making people six-foot 5 inches or 6-foot 6 inches towering over most been. what was described as having a mildly and pleasing personality but it rather shy and serious and a great demeanor with poor posture where hamilton tote -- tended tuesday and ramrod straight and jefferson was described by a senator from pennsylvania while secretary of state as injury a room room, spea

lafayette called jefferson. , up right and enlightened. thomas lee shipman of philadelphia was on a european tour following his schooling. while in france he met jefferson and decided jefferson county is the wisest and most amiable man that died in europe. but there were those who didn't care for jefferson. charles carroll of carrollton said jefferson was too theoretical and fanciful to be a good statesman and one of jeffersons enemies in in virginia, john nicholas, said he got jefferson was the most intriguing and double faced man in american politics. so comment these two have had the pros and cons thrown at them since their lifetime and by generations that followed. the two were similar in some ways in different in many ways. they were different in the sense that they had very, very different -- a very different use. hamilton didn't grow up in an impoverished background, the what sociologist at probably call a lower middle-class background. jefferson, on the other hand, was the son of a plant chair, aristocrat, his mother was from the f

communities are honor our veterans in lafayette tonight a individual cruel was held along the hillside where thousands of crosses honor the. stan carommen reports. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: on this veteran's day evening some 75 people gathered at the crosses to remember those who have served our country. >> it's terrible important to honor those who have died an given their live and service to our country. >> the wars in afghanistan iraq pretty much still going on at least certainly afghanistan and we don't want people to forgot that there's people over there getting killed every day. >> the nearly 4,000 crosses began springing up back in 2006 to honor those who died in iraq and to protest those wars. now the death toll stands at 7,000 and those who maintain this memorial want it to serve as a symbol of the cost of war. >> it is our job to make dam sure that the professional solder is called upon only for the rightest of reasons and as the absolute last option. >> but it not just those who died that were remembered today but those who have returned with physical or scroll kale injurie

and lafayette is brought back. during the revolution. on the 50th anniversary of the declaration of independence, congress invites the marquee to lafayette to america's to celebrate. he went than to philadelphia calls -- not calls, the contacts his biographer at harvard. i think he is then that religion. he actually manages for an appointment. stalin then does what he does. he goes back to political act to defend. he is teaching the young students at harvard about history, but also in fact about the contemporary issues of the society there's no greater contemporary issue in the 1830s and the question of human slavery in the americas and ultimately will be chased out of harvard for that position. the funds for his professorship will be stripped away. >> host: who chases them out of harvard? >> guest: is the trustees and the officers. if a few things, but his position on slavery is critical. that's the accelerant have really inflames the fire. >> host: at some point we do read in history and you do write about it at

police in lafayette are investigating a robbery at the westamerica bank on mt. diablo blvd. around 9:10 thursday morning. after receiving an undisclosed amount of cash, the suspect fled on foot east on mount diablo boulevard. when officers arrived at the bank, they set up a perimeter, and conducted a search with a k-9, but could not locate the suspect. during the search, several nearby schools were locked down. the suspect is described as a man, about 5 feet 11 inches tall,160 pounds with short hair, fair complexion and clean shaven. he was last seen wearing a navy blue polo shirt, black jeans, light gray tennis shoes and a baseball hat. the contra costa county district attorney's office filing charges against a man accused of attempted to kidnap a child and lafayette. the incident happened last month behind the lofty and public library. 57 year-old ralph watching wall street this is a shows all three indexes transient--is a transient who frequented the area. he is accused of trying to grab a child while walking down the street. investigators say, the child's mother interven

police in lafayette are investigating a robbery at the westamerica bank on mt. diablo blvd. around 9:10 thursday morning. after receiving an undisclosed amount of cash, the suspect fled on foot east on mount diablo boulevard. when officers arrived at the bank, they set up a perimeter, and conducted a search with a k-9, but could not locate the suspect. during the search, several nearby schools were locked down. the suspect is described as a man, about 5 feet 11 inches tall,160 pounds with short hair, fair complexion and clean shaven. he was last seen wearing a navy blue polo shirt, black jeans, light gray tennis shoes and a baseball hat. a group of bay area nurses are headed to the philippines to provide some much-needed help to the victims of typhoon haiyan. here's video of the five nurses leaving s-f-o last night. they're all members of the "registered nurse response network" they will be in the philippines for a week. one nurse who lost loved ones in the typhoon says she hopes she can see her family, but trying to call them would be pointless. the nurses have also packed

and pulling away from oakland right new where it finished raining there in piedmont and orinda and lafayette and now headed to alamo and concord. possibly to antioch and oakley and brentwood. those are the most likely areas to see rain. i can see the clouds are letting go of the moisture and it is making it to the ground. that is one of the few areas where we getting light rain. in downtown san francisco there are a few sprinkles and a few possible in the north bay across marin and sonoma county headed to santa rosa. today, we will have pretty much sprinkles through the morning and it will become mostly cloudy by noon. we will see sunshine by 4:00 and in the evening it will be coolerren that last night. temperatures today are in the upper 60's to low 70's. again, most of the light rain from alameda to walnut creek and headed to the northeast. >> 6:36. the latest on the aftermath of typhoon haiyan the death poll in the philippines is 1,774. more help is on the way to the hard hit region including the uss george washington with 5,000 sailors on board the aircraft carrier and five other navy sh

lafayette park is also easily accessed from the 47, 49, and 90 buses. it is ada accessible. we are here at the historic palace of fine art in the marina district. originally built for the 1950's exposition, the palace is situated on san francisco's number waterfront. it is ada accessible and is reached by the 28, 30, and 91 bus lines. set against the reflecting waters of the lagoon and eucalyptus trees, the palace is one of san francisco post most -- san francisco's most romantic spots to relax with that special someone while listening to the water and gazing at the swans. a beautiful to view from many locations along the mattoon, an ideal place to -- all -- lagoon, an ideal place to walk with a loved one. reservations for weddings are available at sfrecpark.org. discarding contains plants referred to by william shakespeare's plays and poems. welcome to the shakespeare garden here in the famous golden gate park. located near the museum and the california academy of sciences, the garden was designed by the california spring blossom and wildfilower association. here is a truly

have 47 in san rafael, mill valley, 41 in calistoga and the warm spot is next to the water and 40 in lafayette and 41 in cupertino and san jose is 44 degrees and 49 in alameda and san carlos is 46 and today's temperatures and tomorrow's temperatures are the same with high clouds and sunshine and coolest day is thursday with the best chance of any rain to the south and friday, in worries, we will be in the low-to-mid 60's. shop 'til you drop. here is leyla gulen. >> all right, i will take you over to the altamont pass, we have heavy traffic. we are familiar with this. it is the bumper-to-bumper traffic westbound stretch. southbound long highway 84, it is 37 miles per hour so it slows down south of there and it opens up as you get closer to 680. we have a report of debris not lanes northbound 880 coming up to 980 and at the tolls, the metering lights have been turned on and you have a sea of headlights but not too bad and we have a couple of empty patches and i would get on the roads as soon as you can. >> black friday is moving up to thursday as we have been reporting so, who is going to be sho

lafayette is 38. 39 in pleasant hill and low 40's in pittsburg and antioch. we are in the 30's in the north bay valley and 48 in san francisco and 41 in fremont and san jose and mountain view. the haze and the reasons why we have the "spare the air" from sutro tower, hazy sunshine and poor air quality and slight chance of rain and sleet -- slight are by the moment. the mild and dry air will be here friday, saturday, and sunday so happy shopping and traveling. low-to-mid 60's are the temperatures with the increase if high clouds and the hazy sunshine and close to average, so a few degrees warmer because of high clouds and 30's inland and the rest of us in the mid-to-upper 40's. 7:00 tomorrow morning, you can see the low or high clouds and you can see mid-level clouds take over by action, and with that, temperatures are mild tomorrow and wednesday at 7:00, clouds and all the radar runs offshore as we go through the day action wednesday maybe you trying to get out of town and it is cloudy in california with most of the rain offshore. on thursday morning you are

lafayette is 47. novato is seeing most of the fog. the lights are on, on the bay bridge as the sun is coming over the horizon and two to nine degrees warmer-than-average temperatures. leyla gulen? >> the walnut creek camera from pleasanton hill to walnut creek we are seeing slowing and it could be partly due to the accident we reported southbound 680 at main street we on the right-hand side but it is possible with all the activity involving c.h.p. it could be slowing traffic approaching highway 24. we have a report of a stalled big rig eastbound 580 causing slowing behind it. look at the red in 9 -- the westbound direction at 21 american through the amount pass and it stays slow and an opening there as we head through livermore to highway 84. starting at the bay bridge toll plaza the metering lights are turned on and fast track lanes are open but we are seeing a backup coming away from the maze. from emeryville camera to the bay bridge there are a few extra cars but everyone is moving along. >> a new sign of recovery aning at ground z

i don't think we will make it. 46 in lafayette and san ramon. we have 45 in san jose and newark and 48 in alameda and 49 in san san carlos and richmond district is 48 and half moon bay is 46. through the day planner temperatures are going to stay the same through 7:00 and it gets warmer faster because we fell back and get the sunshine quicker. we should be in the low 60's at noon and mid-to-upper 60's at the bay and inland. up to 70 by 4:00 and most of us fall into the 50's by 7:00. warming trend yesterday continues today with a climax tomorrow two to four degrees warmer than today and a cooling trend for thursday and friday and a caps of rain next week in the seven-day forecast. >> lady luck is not on your side if you are hitting the roads. we have several problems, but, first, a minor problem southbound 101 at alameda a stalled bus, a tour bus blocking one lane but the major problem is over the altamont pass tracy to dublin at this hour, one hour and 27 minutes because of an early sig-alert that canceled in livermore. all lanes are reorder but

lafayette park is also easily accessed from the 47, 49, and 90 buses. it is ada accessible. we are here at the historic palace of fine art in the marina district. originally built for the 1950's

we have upper 30's around lafayette and san ramon at 38 and cupertino and 36 in lafayette. redwood city is 45. alameda is warm at 53 and san francisco at 48. we are off to a chilly start headed law noon with plenty of sunshine but not total sunshine temperatures flirting with 60 at coast and temperatures by 4:00 upper 50's to low 60's with a few high clouds which will be more numerous in evening and fairly calm at 52 to 56. clouds thicken tomorrow and temperatures are the same because of a mild wind and wednesday, same. thursday is the best chance of rain off the coast in the upper 50's to mid-60's although days. >> we have potentially dangerous situation in walnut creek with a report of a wrong-way driver headed eastbound in westbound lanes along highway 24. i looked at our walnut creek camera and i saw approximately two or three c.h.p. headed in that direction so though are driving in the lanes but have not pulled the vehicle over. right now, you can see if it is impacting your commute. it is slowing things down as you continue in the southbound direction. over to you. >>

you go to lafayette. i was just there reading to a bunch of kids. i think i was reading to fifth graders. what grade are you in? >> as a member of the school board, i know strong schools in the richmond is key. also, from the birth to 5 commission -- each commission has an organization to oversee pre-kindergarten kids. i want to ensure that the state level that we advocate strong support for young children and their families, good parenting support as well. >> often, we have to govern with our hearts. 80,000 people in the richmond district sometimes have different needs than people in the mission district or bayview hunters point. so often, elected officials and other hard working staff have to make tough decisions. they are political in nature, in many ways, even though people denied that, but at times, many of us are politicians, but we always try to govern with our hearts. >> i have always considered myself having progressive politics. i believe in a vision of people having their needs met. i believe in equity. when people have special needs, we

it begins at lafayette. it began an almost alejandro for five a the end in downtown oakland for the nimitz freeway. here's a look at the toll plaza. when the advisers have been in effect for nearly all the bay area bridges except the down bar- chen. looking 24. there's a further problem. it was clear to the shoulder. that has taken some of the pressure off. interstate 80. a look at this westbound 580 backed up into richmond and backed up solidly into pinole. and for no valley road and that direction. the nimitz freeway. here's the slow traffic on the approach to the san mateo bridge. this is a much better alternate to the bay bridge. tracking some other hot spot for real. let's go back to the traffic the maps in the east bay. delays on 580 getting out toward highway 13. and macarthur there was a spill of debris and we have continuing problems on the ride for interstate 680 and the southbound direction here at the sun no grade residual slowing. >>erica: the good news is the land will die down. when the adviso

almost toppled a power pole in lafayette. the power lines came down this amp much the street was closed for about 90 minutes while crews cleared the area. >>> and traffic was a mess. the rain overwhelmed storm drains on 101 in san fransisco. that created this freeway water fall, essentially, spilling on to bay shore boulevard. this street also flooded leaving a car surrounded by water. we have the conditions right now, and just how much rain we actually got. >> rainfall totals very impressive. a live look at kpix high def radar. the meat of this storm has pushed off to the east. let's take a look at the rainfall totals, san jose 3/4 of an inch, most they've had this year in any one day. hayward, 2/3 of an inch, concord 1 inch. downtown san fransisco, 1.27 inches of rain. san bruno nearly an inch. and an inch for yantville. where is the storm now? it's high tailing off to the east and south. snowfall in the sierra. that should make the skiers happy and this will be a flood producer over the country but its first stop was right

instead what you have to do is build into that agreement lafayette confidence-buildin, ot a lot of extra verification on it because frankly it's not just the p 5 plus one. there are a lot of points that are very suspicious of what iran has been up to. >> and what we have now is a situation where you have to take their word for it? i mean, they've gone ahead and done things i against existing treaties. moving forward do you contemplate an inspection regime that is intrusive enough to find out everything that they're doing all the time? is that realistic either? >> no, it's not, but you don'ted into a verification regime that where we know what they're doing all the time you have to focus on key points. that's why we're concerned about enrichment. that's why we're concerned about this potential reactor. no system is perfect, but you hope that you build in enough information, access facilities. and on the other end of it, intelligence. where countries are providing information. that's the best system that you can come up with. but iran really has to take some serious steps towards building

hurt but the crash led to a major traffic back up that stretched through the tunnel and all the way to lafayette. >> i felt the biggest explosion and then there is a lot of accidents or incidents after that. >> i got rear ended, i thought i was going to die. >> workers shut down three lanes of the crash. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> a bucket of used needles spill on the road. first, there was as many as 2000 needles. the road were closed for the clean up and it is not clear where the needles came from but authorities did find a number on the bucket. >>> there is one hotly debated on the san francisco ballot. voters have an opportunity to vote on a proposed luxury condo and a shopping complex on the water front. it would exceed the current height limits. the registered voters said voters turn out is about 25% low but typical for an off year. >>> the change is in the work of san jose city hall. >> i am thrilled, it is going to be an opportunity and a challenge and i am looking forward to work with the city. >> the council voted 8-3 in o appointed him to the post and the added

. >>> also later this evening, a veteran's day vigil is offered at the crosses of lafayette. a few dozen people came together to honor those who have served with candle light music be a speeches. it starts this morning at the crosses of deer hill and oak hill road and it will be the 6 6th since they were installed. >>> we are honoring our veterans at the 95th veterans day parade as they kickoff on market street. then the parade starts at noon, it will begin on market street and it will end on st. carlos. >>> veterans day is considered a federal holiday and most bay area schools are closed, all banks, post offices and all libraries will be closed. bart and transit connections will be ran during their regular service hours, but any county offices will be closed. >>> a soldier killed during the vietnam war will be awarded a purple heart at the vietnam center. he was killed by friendly fire back in 1970. his sister will accept the purple metal on behalf of her brother. >>> the deadly shooting has reignited the debate over toy  guns. he reportedly mistook the beebee style gun fo

instead what you have to do is build into that agreement lafayette confidence-buildin , onthe enrichment facility yout a lot of extra verification on it because frankly it's not just the p 5 plus one. there are a lot of points that are very suspicious of what iran has been up to. >> and what we have now is a situation where you have to take their word for it? i mean, they've gone ahead and done things i against existing treaties. moving forward do you contemplate an inspection regime that is intrusive enough to find out everything that they're doing all the time? is that realistic either? >> no, it's not, but you don'ted into a verification regime that where we know what they're doing all the time you have to focus on key points. that's why we're concerned about enrichment. that's why we're concerned about this potential reactor. no system is perfect, but you hope that you build in enough information, access facilities. and on the other end of it, intelligence. where countries are providing information. that's the best system that you can come up with. but iran really has to take some se