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all live look at side at mount tam the low overcast and fog that is keeping areas near the water fog in this morning's rise in vatican has a forecast. >> sunday morning to a spectacular day to day with the fog rows of parts of the day this morning but it is clear and will see the sun shine for the afternoon temperatures ranging from clip the coast in the upper 50s and los 60s to malta around the bay. '60s and '70s in land. places well into the east bay into the low 90s otherwise a lot of the '80s for the inland locations. monday were going see little bit of change this the

breeze is going to ramp up were going to see the fog to should stick around along or for monday and tuesday. that's going to make temperatures go down impossibly low 80's inland with 60s near the bay. temperatures should whole little bit below average for this time of the year for much of the week perhaps for the next week. the last day of the garlic festival going on in gilroy today and some great weather we had the sun shine after little bit of fog this morning temperatures will go up to the upper 80s in close to 90 degrees. some nice weather to head on down to gilroy and enjoy the festival. here's future cast a 10 a and '50s and '60s bay size '70s inland. through the afternoon as the fog clears who warm those readings upper not so much near the coast he conceal lot of 50 still hanging out at the beaches. '60s and '70s bayside san jose and point to the south

getting into the '80s. with these in the east bay a couple areas of red showing up around antioch and getting readings in the '90s. north bay '70s and '80s for today was mostly sunny skies. will be on the cool side go side of the '50s low 60s san francisco not warmer than 62 for today. another cool day with the sea breeze coming in off the ocean. mid to upper 60s around oakland, berkeley, richmond. '70s union city and fremont. mid to upper 80s for the east bay spots was a 90s popping up. it's bird and antioch. for the south bay just great weather a little bit below average here with mid to upper '70's year and low 80's and the los gatos morgan hill high of 87 degrees. your 7 day around the bay and notice the temperatures in land falling off the next few days. we go from the upper 80s today to the low

in mid-80s for the next few days. those temperatures near the bay staying cool to mild in the mid to upper 60s. and that's where we're going to say much of the week. but looks like things will were backed up towards the end of next week into next weekend. >> firefighters are staying busy this weekend they're battling wildfires throughout northern california. your taking a look now at footage from doyle and the lasting county about 90 mi. north of reno. all told about 300 firefighters put out nine wild fires in the region. the largest of them happened in the sierra appeared to of the fires charred more than 500 a. there no reports of any injuries. in solano county a brush fire burned 25 a. yesterday several buildings and vehicles were also damage the fire started around 3:00 saturday afternoon. it took crews just over three hours if to control the blaze appeared one firefighter suffered heat

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here's the weather forecast for you in the next five minutes so be a brain storm here in this buteo a brainstorm in the person of eric he's written a book called brainstorm harnessing the power of productive obsessions. it's co-authored with his wife thank you for joining us we just discovered that we actually marty gets this. we actually went to the same high school and

graduated from the same year. >> we had a lot of trouble talking about the book. >> you say that obsession's there's the good ones and the bad ones and it's got a bad rap. >> with the store with the idea that clinical practice named at session as a bad thing over a hundred years ago. it defined obsessions with unwanted interest of box as soon as you name it session it's a bad thing and it's hard to talk about good sessions. that definition is bled into the culture as the most people when they think about sessions they think of obsessive compulsive disorder. if the thick of the above was a problem there gree obsessions that scientists, artists, philosophers. he really enjoy yourself. >> how do i know my obsession is actually helping one. obviously there's some recessions you say who this is fascinating to me i'm going to really pursue it and obviously healthy but sometimes is it going too far?

and it to interested in something as nonproductive? >> on productive obsessions their source of anxiety you can tell what obsession is a rising because were worried about something we keep thinking what a co-worker said where our retirement fund is dwindling to something. productive obsessions arrived from our meeting the ways we feel is life is meaningful. it could be any hobbies something will small as researching some subjects that you always been interested in. we talk so contemporary ever did sessions in the book when i was interested in fonts and typefaces he loved them thought there were beautiful turned into a big business form didn't know what was going to be business. was something he really enjoyed. all meaning is subjective so if you enjoy something that's probably something you could turn into a productive obsession if you wanted to. >> it occurs to me what the problems today for me at least

personally, it is i don't have obsessions there so much information and interest out there what you get interested in something for while and on the internet something pops up and you want to the next thing. he never actually focus on the one thing that you could be productive and creative that. i think >> that's really true that's why we suggest a first up is to generate a list of interests. to see which your interested in cheered when we're young 546 or 7 years old law books science and nature we what we like. now it's not so clear which general interest is to us. generate a list what on their minds generate interest. we have to quieter minds a little better right now or lines are filled small things. were hopping from one thing to another we do have to do real serious work to get our whole brain back. so we have roamed obsession. but

>> you have an obsession? >> delays one is a mystery series and that's obsessively has boasted in nonfiction writer but of taking a little break between two nonfiction books and really enjoying it. >> make a list of that of which are interested in it and you pick an obsession nor does it picked you? >> i think if you use to productively obsession it will pick queue but if you're not used to it you have to go and pick one and give it a chance to think you have to choose it and commit to it. greta cyberspace group with a couple hundred people and it we work on creating a nurturing productive obsessions. i ask this then a month on the choice because of you pick something within a day and may turn out to be hard anyone acquitted. it's really important to give your new productive obsession a chance. >> don't self obsess on your obsession don't just dismiss it. eric is the author brainstorm,

harnessing the power of productive obsessions. he is i should mention this is a psychotherapist as well as an author and creativity coach. thank-you for joining us. i would even mention the year of high school it was so long ago i do appreciate it and you didn't do your tax in pretty well. >> i don't know why or how but yes. >> taking so much it's been nice been talking to appeared to take a break when we come back we're going to talk about ageism and the march for h e escaut people over the age of, we'll be right back with kron 4 news weekend.

live from the bay area's new station this is the kron 4 morning news. welcome back to kron 4 news weekend its 8:30 a.m. i'm marty gonzales were taking a live look at the golden gate bridge and participants in the san francisco marathon. the

race started at 5:30 a.m. we have a winner he keeps his name is keith from palo also became the first place with time of 2 hours 23 minutes and 28 seconds. we have a winner for the half marathon it's michael san francisco his time was one hour and 15 minutes and 10 seconds. we'll have more on the marathon and also check of the weather in just a minute. now let's get to the news a developing story of san jose appeared to seven year- old girl has died in apartment fire appeared firefighters were called out to an apartment building near hamilton and meridian avenue. just before 2:00 a.m. this morning. flames spread quickly but firefighters were able to put out the blaze in half an hour. that's what made the grim discovery. >> saying that someone was trapped. the pleas on scene there was an unknown amount of people who got out one gross

dropped she was in the back bedroom. fire crews found are brought her out shoes transported to the hospital where she was pronounced deceased. >> these five other people were in their apartment house during the fire none of them were seriously injured. the cause of the fire is under investigation this morning. if police in palo alto are investigating a recent string of home burglaries if the person behind this case is believed to be a 10 year-old boy has kron 4 explains residents have had strange encounters with his young alleged burglar. >> local said the reason home was burglarized happen on july 20th on the 700 block of the east charleston road. on july 19th home located on the 400 block of lincoln avenue was also targeted. obviously have a

problem that table get back to that as soon as we did the problem taken care of now we want to turned weather is to take a quick look outside we want to check in in the south bay around and san jose some overcast skies there appeared meteorologist brian has the weekend forecast. good sunday morning a fantastic day on the way for today. if you will remember yesterday today should be pretty much the same. temperatures about the same still dealing with the morning fog and a look at the sunshine for the afternoon. fog still hugging the coast for this afternoon with sunshine in most elsewhere. temperatures on the cool side san francisco will be stuck in the upper 50s and low 60's all day long. san jose at the cool the close to 80 degrees later on this afternoon. for concord warm weather with temperatures in the mid to upper 80s perhaps some low 90s as we get farther inland towards a antioch, pittsburgh. 87, occurred in fairfield, 77 of

santa rosa, richmond 67074 oakland, redwood city high as 76, san jose hopper '70s. morgan hill where the garlic festival is going on just south of gilroy and beautiful day today sunshine highs in the upper 80s. all have more in the forecast coming up later on. >> we turn now to the east bay were to much more quiet scene at the community park in concord he remember back on friday three suspected pipe bombs were detonated at new ballpark if the investigation into that is now under way to try and find out who planted those devices. kron 4 went out to the park this weekend were hundreds of people were attending a youth soccer tournament. >> this patch of dirt used to be told the crowd where the bomb squad had detonated the pipe bombs found in the park earlier in the week. concord police say the three crudely constructed bombs to found on wednesday and one of friday were found on the side of the park on the other side of those trees. this is the

area adjacent to the soccer field whorl three pipe bombs were found. this area is about 40 yds from the close the soccer field concord police were keeping a close eye on the park saturday with 32 teams and hundreds of of parents and spectators gathered for soccer tournament. 25 officers as well as five bomb sniffing dogs as such departments as part in the services go airport, the area since wednesday. carol of the concord police in the area safe enough for the tournament to go on as scheduled to give this advice to dozens of concerned citizens who called the pleas to save the tournament was still take place. it's safe, no bring your families what we want everybody to do is always remain concerned and vigil. if they find anything suspicious leave alone call the place and let us come out and deal with it. soccer parents of fans felt confident the place wouldn't tell them to come out if there is any doubt it was safe for them to be there. >> concord leasing to build your

full force a lot of communities out here and we feel safe it's a great tournament so were going to stick it out and see what happens. >> we cannot working in textile and communicating with each other everybody has heard got supplies. it seems to be the general feeling that this park is safe. >> i feel pretty secure that things have been taking care of if i don't think they would let us play if that were the case. >> concord dave kron 4 news. >> but it take a look at what's making headlines around the world we come back before we get to that list to a live look outside. it's san jose hazy skies mild temperatures ahead will be right back. ♪

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weekend more new this and report have a full check of the weather coming up as well will be right back live look at sam the tail bridge overcast sky should be burning off later today.

of kron 4 news and an assist from our roof cam here kron 4 if looking out at the city you can see the overcast skies a lot of fog and that is still with us for the past several days of course this is summer in san francisco. brian has a lot of the forecast for the entire a spectacular day today a lot like yesterday with the fall run parts of the bay this more about it is clearing most of the sunshine for the afternoon. pish temperatures ranging from " the coast in the upper fifties and low 60s to mild around the bay. warm to hot in antioch, pittsburgh places well into the east bay into the low 90s. otherwise a lot of the '80s for the inland locations. monday

were going to see a little bit of change the sea breeze is going to ramp top. will see the fog it should stick around little longer for monday and tuesday. that will make temperatures go down possibly to the low 80's inland with just 60s near the bay. temperatures should hold a little bit below average for much of the week perhaps getting a little bit warmer toward the end of next week and into the weekend. the last day of the garlic festival going on in gilroy today. some great weather we have the sunshine after little bit of fog this morning temperatures will go up to the upper 80s in close to 90 degrees. some nice weather to have gone down to gilroy and enjoy the festival. here's future cast at 10:00 a.m. '50s and '60s bayside '70s inland, through the afternoon as the fog clears will warn those readings of not so much near the coast. if a lot of 50 still hanging out at the beaches, '60s and '70s

bayside. san jose and points of the south getting into the '80s with '80s for the east bay. notice a couple of little areas of read it showing up around a antioch and getting readings in the '90s. so north bay '70s and '80s for today with mostly sunny skies it will be on the cool side cosi the upper 50s low 60s. san francisco not warmer than 624 today so another cold day with the sea breeze coming in off the ocean. it to upper 60s around oakland, berkeley, richmond '70s union city and fremont and again in mid to upper 80s for the east bay spots with 90s popping up in pittsburgh, antioch. for the south bay just great weather. a little bit below average share was mid to upper '70's morgan hill high of 87 degrees. here's the here is a look at your 7 day around the bay around the bay and as the temperatures and

wind. falling off the next few days we go from the upper 80s today to the low and mid '80s the next few days so monday, tuesday and wednesday. temperatures near the bay stain cool to mild in the mid to upper 60s. and that's were going to say much of the week but it looks like things will start to warm back up towards the end of next week and into next weekend. now if you're looking for something to do what should be lovely get around the bay here's what's going on is san jose the first annual tie festival kicks off this morning it starts at 10:00 a.m. it's taking place next to the children's discovery museum curator and san francisco stern and grove festival presents an italian superstar. the last day of the gilroy garlic festival kicks off at 10:00 a.m. and includes a big garlic festival cookoff. kron 4 stop by to taste some of the sticky but delicious food.

so we here are my channel for listeners right here at the gilroy garlic festival how does this look. all the judge has to do to get me on his side is offer me some of what he's got. what you have got here? i've got to dock burger appeared the garlic is on the bread and in the leak and a good summer that the bite is set up for you. oh my god i'm the happiest girl ever by the movies and review them for you i don't get this one definitely happy here of the garlic festival. yam, younyum, . thank-you and the guys who made this their volunteers here on the mass but i'm happy that's part of the garlic festival all see you all down here.

>> not after that say which. thank stand still to come on kron 4 news weekend the age march is happening are you going to participate,, are you a little far young enough will explain coming up on kron 4 news weekend.

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welcome back to kron 4 news weekend i was thinking that nobody over the age of 23 is actually in favor of age. who says yes i want to be older. lemme are introducing to barbara she has all whole different take on age. she is an author she has written the via grid diaries which is a novel loosely based on her personal experiences which involves being single in of a certain age. 70 year-old protagonist out there same goal

protagonist who is ambitious and breaking rules of aging. >> would that be modeled after? >> i think that's modeled after me but henry since i've been on your show now i'm 73 now want to be a movie star and told the play being go: a true cruise to alaska fisheries and anything with those things but i want more. >> you decided to take matters into your own hands in addition to having the novel published in doing a one-woman show about it. you decided to organize would explain please. >> each march. i had a dream that every man and woman and every agent every city in the united states would where their real age on buttons or stickers and they would march and celebrated their real ages. their real faces of age.

everyone lies about their age so let's celebrate your age to lie about your age be who you are and everything is possible. make it happen everyone can contribute. the drinking true because dreams do come true. i got a committee together, i got someone to sponsor it and it's going to beat august 8th the san francisco first age march in history that goes to l.a., then washington and the work. >> unlike most marches were going to cure this or solve this but you're not actually curing year trend is celebrated. >> absolutely this is not a big political statement. this is a celebration of who we are and age segregation. you're kind of you could do a few things, at 60

your invisible and a throw away and at 700 my gosh perform a one-woman show or write more books or goethe hollywood absolutely not. >> of the fact of the matter is there are a lot of people who are your age who look a lot older and act a lot older and this is as much in the mind of the holder the age as it is the perceptions of others is in it? >> i think age is a spirit it's how we feel about ourselves. our fountain of youth is inside of us and there's all kinds of ways of feeling great about yourself. i'm not judging anything but its spirit and energy and everything as possible. i'm giving my second one-woman show this year at the commonwealth club in november 23rd. they took arrest on a 70 year-old woman giving a solo.

the via grid diaries the movie. >> speaking of which this is very interesting you have this novel great premise about it to a single woman 70 years old looking for love and happiness on the internet. who picks it up to tell us what's happened with that? >> hbo bout the rights for a tv series. anything can happen at 70. who would to see playing any applebaum who plays you. >> what i like to see there so many people i'd love to see jill claiborne, diane keaton there's a lot of people. >> i've got a lot of ids to have a plug for me in there or part for me in there just checking. i watch as the nice part i don't want to be this scenario. >> have the parts were you told you that i'm serious. >> each marches haping august

8th starts at 90 9:00 a.m. at christie field at the sports basement in san francisco. it's $10 if you want a t-shirt or free if he does want to walk. go to agemarch.org and donate $10 and get a t-shirt. despite the color of his hair is actually like 28. >> bless you henry of gold with the 32 that's ok. by the way henry remember us little people when you start your movie career. still ahead for you kron 4 news weekend at a little girl is found dead after apartment fire overnight in the south bay will have that coming up in the story for you. also the runners in the san francisco marathon that maybe they're walking by hang in there will be right back with that is well cared a full check of the weather.

live from the bay area's new station this is the kron 4 morning news. good morning everyone thinks for joining us here on kron 4 morning news i'm marty gonzales >> i'm henry tannenbaum. >> at news out of the east bay and other child attack by people will have the latest details coming up. after tropical storm body will have an update on that. and of course thousands of runners in the san francisco marathon we see this stragglers making their way across the bridge. as the mayors and stops starts to wind down its started at 5:30 a.m. so it starting to wind down. we're also going to be talking about little known

but amazing history of latin americans here in the bay area. >> jazz the term actually started in san francisco. nobody knows that. >> i would think norland surmount this. yes >> rates here in the bay area. >> " look outside this time were looking at walnut creek where it's an entirely different story weather wise. clear skies there and temperatures seeing up to the mid '80s low 90s ryan has all the details in the forecast. >> could sunday morning to you a fantastic day on the way for today if you remember yesterday to they should be pretty much the same temperatures about the same still dealing with that morning fog will get the sunshine for the afternoon. the fog still looking the coast for this afternoon but sunshine most elsewhere. temperatures on the cool side san francisco stock in the upper 50s and low 60's all day long. san jose i think will

get close to 80 degrees later on this afternoon and for concord temperatures in the mid to upper 80s perhaps the low 90s this weekend as we get farther inland towards antioch, pittsburg as well. the seven concord in fairfield, 77 set rosa, and richmond 677. if all 74 oakland redwood city high sunday 6, san jose upper '70's, morgan hill where the garlic festival is going on just to the south and go right at beautiful day today. sunshine and highs in the upper 80s tiered of war in the forecast a 7 day around the bay coming up later on. >> a developing story out of san jose were investigation is under way after seven year-old girl died in an apartment fire over night. fire crews were called out-just before 2:00 a.m. this morning on the 1600 block of hilton ave. firefighters managed to knock down the blaze in about

half an hour but if on the little girl in the back bedroom. she was rushed to the hospital where she later died. the seven other people were inside the park at the time when the fire a least three of them suffered from smoke inhalation. another people attack on a child this time in oakland. police say that a neighbor's pit bull terrier bit a seven year-old girl in the face at home at 82nd avenue saturday afternoon. the girl suffered significant but not life-threatening injuries treated animal control took the dog away. this incident comes two days after to year-old boy was killed by three pit bulls. his stepfather steven is in custody on a variety of charges. as we mentioned the race is winding down this is video from earlier this morning thousands of broader competing in san francisco marathon cheered the race started at 5:30 a.m. and the winner is keys from paul waldo. he finished first with a time of two hours and 23 minutes

and 28 seconds. for a lot of motorists around the city today traffic delays expected for the rest of the morning will route. the route is outlined in yellow 26.2 mi. course wonder starting and ending at the embarcadero near the ferry building. all runners have to be finished by 1245 this afternoon. aside from the traffic issues organizers also concerned about an ongoing problem race bandits. kron 46 plans to they are. >> marathon organizers are beefing up to try and stop these bandits those of the folks who don't register for the event get the the food and walk away with medals. >> have free standards which is the equivalent of shoplifting in the marathon world. it's a petty crime turned into a big headache for the seventh is the marathon runners who don't register or pay. >> come in and jump on the course finished at the finish line in turf food ticker metals and then leave.

>> divisors estimate roughly 1000 raised bandits will take part in sunday morning san francisco marathon. leaving registered runners to finish later in the race with no food or metals to bring home. >> it's so pressured into run 26.2 mi. and have nothing to show for the end of the day. >> to half marathon some organizers say the events popularity this year has them especially worried. >> little worry this year because our first half marathon which is the one that goes across the golden gate bridge sold out about a month ago and it's really popular. or three people are going to jump into that one. >> 12 volunteers will be keeping a close eye looking for these race runners with no debts will be asked to leave. >> we have a harley davidson crew their security so will have about 400 hogs security staff members there guarding our

runners and our food. >> michael is one of the favorites to win the race he isn't concerned about the bandits but said they could affect the lead runners. >> it could be a distraction if you didn't know they weren't a part of the race especially if he thought there were ahead of you in your going for the wind carried >> and with additional security measures organizers believe you're still be raise standards at the marathon that's why the over ordered all these metals so runners who come in later in the race can still walk home with a souvenir. in san francisco kron 4 news. >> turned to the gulf of mexico were ship crews are looking to resume work on bp is leaking oil well. tropical storm on the fizzled out on saturday along the louisiana coast shh but there are potentials for other storms and delays if high in that area. late last night where drilling that was drilling the relief tunnel that will pump mud and cement to seal the well will turn to the seat though still

well to competion completion looks possible by mid august. community leaders in oakland joining together to try and silence the violence across the country. of that story coming up as we take a live look aside from mount tam. another mild but slightly warmer day on tap around the bay. we'll have both bold forecasts coming up in just a matter of minutes.

in east oakland to teenagers are recovering this weekend after shooting a party friday night. neighbors say to each groups of young men gathered on 83rd avenue shots were fired police arrived to 13 year-old victims were taken to the hospital one of them in critical conditions. one witness described the scene. >> i was in the house and when i looked out the window i've seen everybody running when i looked at side i saw please feel " a lot of people running. two

bodies were on the ground. >> please of looking for more of no suspects have arrested thus far. also in oakland the peace march and rally to try and stop the violence on the streets there. it's part of a national fund called silence the violence. rallies were held in other cities include including san francisco, detroit and chicago. the show their support for prayer. >> we've lost our leadership some of those young men and women will never grow up to be who what we would look upon father hughes party appointed have them to do the things that's unique. >> silence the guns begin as a piece of the back to oakland in 2006. this is the first year it's become a national one. still ahead of kron 4 news weekend flooding in the midwest causes a 20 ft. sinkhole near milwaukee it swallowed up the

cadillac escalade. it will have more in the coming up at a full check of your bay area forecast ahead as we take a live look at san jose where have 81 degrees is expected today. we'll be right back. half

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were heading to the midwest now were wisconsin's governor taking a close look at the damage left behind by flash flooding. this is video of a suburb of milwaukee. saturday the governor stopped at the side of the us 20 ft. sinkhole he toward high school that sustain more through million dollars of damage. the governor said he's confident local government will get federal disaster aid to help with the flooding repairs. back here in the bay area dealing with some fog along the coast but other why should be beautiful day as a take a live look and decided san francisco brian vatican has of will check of the forecast. >> >> >> good sunday morning to a spectacular day on the way like yesterday appeared we have the fog or parts of the bay this morning but its clearing will see the sun shine to the

afternoon. temperatures ranging from coal at the coast, a upper 50s and 60s f jamal to run the bay. if '60s and '70s inland more hot. in antioch, pittsburgh well into the east bay into the low 90s otherwise a lot of the '80s for the and locations. monday were going to see a little bit of change the sea breeze is going to ramp up will see the fog. the fog should stick around a little bit longer for monday and tuesday and we'll make temperatures go down possibly low 80's inland with just 60s near the bay. temperatures should hold a little bit below average for this time of year for much of the week. perhaps getting a little warmer towards the end of next week and into the weekend. the last day of the garlic festival going on in gilroy today in some great weather. we have the sunshine after little bit of fog was morning temperatures will go up to the upper 80s and close to 90 degrees. some nice weather to

head on down to gilroy and enjoy the festival. here's future cast at 10:00 a.m.. '50s and '60s bayside, '70s and land for the afternoon as the fog clears warm those readings up. not so much near the coast to conceal lotta 50 still hanging out at the beaches. '60s and '70s bayside. san jose and points of the cells get into the '80s with '80s for the east bay. notice a couple of little areas of red showing up around antioch indicating readings in the '90s. so north bay '70s and '80s for today with mostly sunny skies will be on the cool side coesite upper 50s low 60s san francisco not warmer than 62 for today. another cool day with the sea breeze coming in off the ocean. mid to upper 60s around oakland, berkeley in richmond. '70s union city and fremont. i can did to upper 80s for the east bay spots with 90s

popping up pittsburg, in antioch. for the south bay great weather a little bit below average was mid to upper '70's low 80's and a loss gatos morgan hill high of 87 degrees. here's the here is a look at your 7 day around the bay around the bay. notice the temperatures and low and falling off the next few days. if we go for the upper 80s today to the low in the '80s for the next few days monday, tuesday and wednesday to temperatures near the bay stain cool to my old in the mid to upper 60s. and that is where we're going to say much of the week but it looks like things will start to warm back up towards the end of next week and into next week and >> really (laughter) multiple choice quiz jazz was born in northlands, san francisco. you

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back one of those little known fax the pullman porters who help with the trains that arrived here in san francisco would direct tourists to the area of san francisco were some of the greek clubs were located. clubs that were by the way black owned and operated in where jazz actually originated. i know, i know that's heresy it actually started in new orleans. note not true. all lot of it had to do but i want to introduce you to demand who is in a story and he's also an author and educator and tour leader i might add was written a novel called

cakewalk. it's a novel that's based on the truth the san francisco african american history in the bay area appeared in the jazz culture. if just for starters let's talk about the origins of jazz in san francisco. >> the novel is why the history has been obscured. the first point reference of jazz is in the san francisco newspaper in 1921 the chronicle did an article that talked about lots of cities take claim to jazz. the real home of jazz was a place called purcell. it's sort of the focal point of cakewalk it was started by lou purcell who was the pullman porter from i what appeared from 1890 to his untimely demise in 1909 became the leading entertainment entrepreneur in san francisco.

there's no hollywood, no vegas in terms of the place to be san francisco was set to. and so for louvre personnel in san king will so had seven clocks on pacific street to be the leading on trip nor is in that arena was a story that was just too good to pass up. >> did originate was as an influence of great mission musicians', entrepreneurs and african-american culture actually there is less segregation made a difference. >> he put it in context, but african-americans who were prevalent and entertainment and theater from the gold rush on. by the time the move to pacific street african americans have been running resorts from the 1850's in fact this site of purcell's there didn't several black bone clubs over the previous 30 years. african

americans in the churches to put a premium on music training so as late as 1920 the leading occupation for blacks was a musician. in 1950 there's a place called the colored entertainers club. this was at columbus circle across from where the trans american building yes. that's how oakland the african-american entertainers were they had their own private club in the middle of the financial district. >> part of the also was that you have the pullman porter see were driving business. >> the pullman porters were black because king and purcell worked: porter's any * own came on the train they said to have to go to purcell and that's were dancers like turkey trot and texas taney and a grizzly bear hug all started there. jazz developed as a music to get

people to dance because the taboo before then was people wouldn't dance next to each other. these are academically the animal dance. >> academically that's what you mean academia describes. >> the animal to dancers are described as starting a purcell's and san francisco. jazz developed a great this dance moves and they did an article talking about the drink token. what would happen would be based on how much liquor you would buy he would get tokens you could use those tokens to actually procures services of the women and prostitution was legal in san francisco until 1915 the business model was to use music to get people to dance to go upstairs you prostitution and jazz was a euphemism for sex. >> right.

>> the term began to be used to describe the music and what was different and the reason why they had happened since is going not to or less was because you had immigrated to audiences. so all the notable new orleans physicians spent most of their time in california. >> let me tell you that's i mentioned that john is also not to know or love to tell you about is founder symposium. national black business on august 2nd 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. michael long island in san francisco. this of black business months.com you can go to california black history month fascinating, fabulous think so much for coming a spokesperson for happening area. were going to take a break when

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live from the bay area's new station this is the kron 4 morning news. welcome back to kron 4 news weekend and marty gonzales isabel is off today. we begin a half-hour with a developing story of san jose during a seven year-old girl has died in an apartment fire appeared firefighters were called out to the apartment building near hamilton and meridian avenue just before 2:00 this morning flames spread quickly but firefighters were able to put out the blaze about half an hour. that's when it made a grim discovery trade >> " the book calls on this, saying some was trapped a child was trapped. the crews got on seemed the apartment was fully engulfed by a known amount of people who got out. one girl was dropped she was in the back bedroom. current and fire crews

founder and broader wrote she is transported to the hospital where she was pronounced deceased. >> of these five other people were inside the apartment during the fire and not of the more seriously injured. the cause of the fire is under investigation. these in palo alto are investigating a recent string of home burglaries and allegedly behind believe to be a 10 year- old boy. as reggie explains residents of that strange encounters with this young alleged burglar before. >> authorities are investigating a string of home burglaries hear a bell tolled in all three cases authorities say the owner has a strange encounter with a 10 year-old boy inside their home. authorities believe the 10 year- old boy is being used as a scout to find things to steal inside the home for adults with the up side for him. authorities say the voters have delayed reporting the burglaries' they encourage any homeowner who at a crime like this happen to them to report it immediately. in

palo alto reggie kron 4 news. >> this just didn't offered 01 his third tour de france today just at a couple minutes ago. this heralds the arrival of a new cycling superstar as he wins for the third time. seven time champion lance armstrong competed in the race for the last time. he finished 23rd. here in the bay area it's all about wrapped up runners were taking part in the san francisco marathon this is video that was taken at 6:30 a.m.. hundreds or thousands of runners along the golden gate bridge some 24,000 runners taking part. the winner of the marathon as keys of palo alto weekend first place a time of 2 hours 23 minutes and 28 seconds. to have marathons' and a pair of five key races taking place today the winner erica of southern california she finished in 34 minutes, eight seconds and " " course congratulations to all those who took part. whether for the

marathon is just about perfect cool and cloudy today would take a live look at san francisco that's great running weather so they tell less. the chicken with brian been taken who has the full check of sunday's forecast. but sunday morning to a spectacular day on the way today a lot like yesterday. we had the fog from parts of the bay for monday and tuesday that will make temperatures go down possibly low 80's inland was just 60s near the bay.

temperatures should hold a little bit below average for this time of year for much of the week perhaps getting a little bit warmer towards the end of next week and into the weekend the last day of the garlic festival going on in gilroy today. some great weather we have the sunshine after a little bit of fog this morning. temperatures will go into the upper 80s and close to 90 degrees so nice weather ahead on down gilroy enjoy the festival. pish cures future cast at 10:00 a.m. '50s and '60s bayside, '70s inland through the afternoon as the fog clears warm those ratings up. not so much near the coast lotta 50 still hanging out at the beaches. '60s and '70s bayside, san jose and points of the cells can ntt's for the east bay. notice a couple of areas of ride showing up around a antioch indicating readings in the '90s. north bay '70s and '80s for

today, mostly sunny skies will be on the cool side coast side. upper 50s low 60s and san francisco not warmer than 624 today another cool day with the sea breeze coming in off the ocean. mid to upper 60s around oakland, berkeley enrichment '70s for human city and fremont. mid to upper 80s here for the east bay spots with 90s popping up in pittsburgh in antioch. the south bay great weather run a little bit below average here with him to upper '70's, low 80's and a loss gatos and morgan hill high of 87 degrees. here's a 7 day around the bay notice the temperatures inland falling off over the next few days we go from the upper 80s today to the low to mid '80s the next few days. monday, tuesday and wednesday is temperatures near the bay staying cool too mild in the mid to upper 60s. and that's were going to stay much of the week but it looks like tools

will start to were backed up towards the end of next week and into next weekend. >> thank you brian coming up on kron 4 news weekend the popular music festival in germany is cancelled for ever after 90 people were killed in a stampede will have that story when we come back. x?

in the eastern part of the country. the other soldier was reportedly killed a local afghan official says the captors are offering the hand over the body in exchange for jailed insurgents. in western germany a deadly stampede at a popular techno music festival left 19 people dead. it happened as concert goers were trying to move through the only entrance to the so called love parade festival. that lead to all-out panic. appears some of the victims were crushed to death, more than 300 people were

injured after police blocked off one end of the tunnel. organizers have decided to and love parade indefinitely. 940 the sunday morning which check in with henry. >> so i have with me the authors of the feminine. basically it's a manifesto aimed at yourself. what's going on in your head. we're going to be talking about how women can deal with the roommates that they have in their head trip will explain coming of kron 4 news is coming. rome

out of part of which all this hype in order to balance that masculine side which is the productive the active the debtor-in which a lot of this woman have i know i have been detected to it at certain times in my life because i been so rewarded for the feminine is that gentled nurturing almost maternal energy in all this that reminds us that we are ok what we're doing is just fine. >> case so you talk about test this book coming along because you had partially sleep the

dragon of self denigration. it's clearly a big issue. just for starters have these lane the dragon to pre fiery background or you. >> what we speak about in the book is a practice because in our culture were taught with a look a certain way your supposed to look thin and useful. there's always new levels that will come up in terms of our ego saying it will look good enough for thin enough for young enough. it's an ongoing practice but to get better and better at it. we have learned not to overindulge the part of ourselves and be judgmental. we learned to quiet that in our head that would make us feel inadequate instead focus on what's good about us and that were more than our external experience. our culture doesn't tell us that we've all bought into that. >> consensus, but the time were you either forget things are made mistake or say the wrong thing or you miss appointments. it's an ongoing practice there's

never going to be i don't believe everything i do is perfect in but we get back on the horse quickly it is what lily and i say because of the practices that we practice a live by in our feminine manifest that it brings us back to that place of center nest where we feel better and make the best choices. >> guess i have asked the book is almost written for partners and then understanding this. for those of us who are dealing with folks dealing with our own issues but dealing with other people. how demand for example help understand what's going on. right now we have a couple sitting around the lying in bed drinking coffee looking at him saying to you get this? and he's going on, so for just a moment which camera would they be on see no. 3 right there tel #3 to

guide their what we're talking about here. >> i think it's important to understand that was your one and essentially what he reminds her of what's great about her and a mind her to lighten up it brings the best of what she has appeared it brings out her softer side commerce side patient's side not only to benefit the children benefits and everyone who comes into contact with her benefits. >> need to be reminded we forget to we know the information and the information isn't new we just need to be reminded what sets off the love and feminine side for men with my husband it's kind of the most appealing part of we is is that he can be found in. the big part of the feminine as appreciation and ask gals' thrive off of appreciation (laughter) >> clearly in teheran nicely done with the work of the camera there. >> thank you (laughter) >> to take a break will be right

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look up from your drive and the san francisco or on the way to the bay bridge you may notice the electronic sign flashing the arrival of the 2010 national if cancer summit. the summit is coming up this week brings together a health researchers community leaders health-care providers from all around the country and is seeing presented by san jose is basically t-notes cancer founded by isabel. she's also a cancer survivor as many of you know. isabel wants to talk about the summit. first can you been working for good year- and-a-half on it. connecting all the dots here let's talk a little bit about why you focus on latinos this summer. >> to check the numbers is when the import reasons. we have one and five latinos who die from cancer the second only to heart

disease. suddenly there was a report from the university of texas cancer center that projected in the next 20 years cancer incidence in the latino community will go up a hundred and 42%. we need to look at the numbers because there are so many unknowns in terms of what we need to research. if the kinds of different cancers we need to look at. we have at least a third of the community that has no access or has little access or bilingual bearer's barriers for the need education and we need to talk about the things like personalize madison, a genetic testing and counseling. in tax are going to were going to need to know about the treatment that if we don't have insurance, we don't engage we don't do clinical trials all these things need to be known so we can get in there make a difference.

>> to access for a minute that's a big issue of growing issue in the latino community pure there's a lot of reasons behind it was touch a couple of those one will be language barriers. >> we figure about a third or 33% of the latino community is uninsured. a large percentage of those are spanish-speaking. so they have a much more difficult time accessing their those who are undocumented is well. that adds to the pile of issues that become an issue. we know that even know there's a greater attention to our requirement to have medical interpreters if not all caregivers have them or they have some insight when you need them. many times in a young kid transiting for parent what the doctors telling them which white might be a diagnosis for terminal cancer. if we're trying to help spot light issues that we hope will change policies and

the system itself. >> one thing you're also spotlighting his breast cancer awareness. cancer intercommunity it's the no. 1 cancer killer of latinos. it becomes really key to understand the genetics and the environment. when the people who's come this sister studied which recruited 50,000 plus women from around the country. a huge sample. a huge sample for the sisters of breast cancer we were very engaged in trying to help them recruit some of those women. one of the thing what they're doing is looking to give blood, urine the taken ill and toenail clippings they ask them to complete questionnaires and they do to our follow-up telephone interview and one of the issues as you can see that makes it more difficult is that 32 percent of the latinos are originally recruited still have

fallen out of compliance. when they start to compare and contrast with their coming up with this insurance or the studies is that there is huge implication for not knowing how latinas if are impacted. you can't compare to black-and-white to you can see similarities in our what of the differences have can we target research to target those differences. an interesting thing of the some extent is the launch idea that you have. tell us about that. we call the working lunch to develop a framework for cancer agenda. will be working off one that was not about 2003. we need to look at some of the major issues that are impacting us. with health-care reform their dollars targeted for certain things we want to make sure we understand what it is we need to target as a latina community and see if we can help make sure some of those dollars are moved in those directions so we can do that. hopefully will come up with a least a framework for

people to go back to the committee to talk and advocate with the legislators feared it is a wide ranging summit that covers topics of cancer in two days. we want to give people information on how they can take part it's the 20 and 29 of july. this is that the mission a conference center in san francisco feel like more information and log on to latinlatinas contract cancer.org finally this morning a well-off surprise for boaters in his yacht in south africa. the we'll reach was rising of the water and slammed into the got hear the two people on board luckily were not hurt. the mass however snapped in half the whale was later seen just a few minutes later swimming in the area. experts think the well did notice the vote because the boat's engines were off. that's

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