took a live look inside see it looks like you're not as bad quite a nice lift in the sky and a little sunshine to boot. and >> jacqueline bennett has a forecast. >> if he thought was cooler yesterday wait till you get to this afternoon temperatures are going to be much cooler than what we saw yesterday only in the mid-70s for inland spots 64 for the bay shores upper 50s along the coastline. dense fog will be the story out there this morning peeling back to san francisco by the afternoon we'll have the sunny conditions but obviously temperatures not up that much. tomorrow how little bit of a change will still have the dense fog but it's going to be little less expensive car in the valleys not seem quite as much of that and towards the afternoon temperatures will warm up a few degrees very similar to what we saw out there yesterday. that little warming trend is nothing compared to what we have in our extended forecast coming

up in just a bit will take a look at that. topping our news this morning of the mass of a recall has extended to more than half of the aids concerns over potential salmonella appliance. more than a thousand people have been sick and across the country including about 90 right here in the bay area. another firm and i what is joining the recall hallandale farms say laboratory tests of concern to the apes are also contaminated the company doesn't know yet how many eggs it will have to call to recall. it is still in the farm, sunday farm, sunnyvale, wholesome farms in west creek. the recalled 380 million and the owner of that to farm has been cited for numerous health safeties and is facing lawsuits in the current recall. we have more inflation on the recall on our web site at

www.kron4.com. developing news @ san francisco were police are investigating three murders in a 24-hour period to of the might be related. the first happen in the 400 block of jones street in the tenderloin district. slater some was killed near capitol avenue in the ocean view neighborhood. the next morning a man was killed at the housing project near i will let me know boulevard at else would street. jonathan blum shows how police responding to the three homicides which happened one right after the other. police say the first of three killings happen here on the block of john street that's not only heavily patrolled by crime cameras the just a block from the tenderloin police station. police want to increase the visibility where the killings happened it will be tougher to be any more visible than they are the are. . sirens and horns flashing squad cars lined up on the curb and tears of officers returning for foot patrols. add to that not one but

three crime cameras and this is a police presence near the scenes of please call the random killing. there were fewer cops than usual including this group patrolling just across market street. the captain of a homicide division are trying show crookes there here. were going have extra officers out there this weekend. they found no officers near the second killing this collection of flowers blunt and candles as the only sign that life was recently lost here. police say this murder mating game or drug- related it could be connected to the third killing that happened at the lme to housing projects. pulling in and out of the parking lot talking to residents and slowly driving around the block looking inside every car. one resident told us it's common to see police here. the captain told us these officers have specific orders for zero cholent operation over the next few days. drugs, narcotics people on probation or parole that are in violation our offices are looking for all of these

incidences and take action immediately treated in san francisco jonathan blum kron 4 news. and police in pacifica looking for three suspects involved in a gas station suiting. a clear shot three times during the robbery attempt happened around 830 last night at the shell station here at park view road. emergency crews rushed the clerk to san francisco general hospital where he is recovering. still ahead on kron 4 news weekend of community as a play a man is in jail after his 10th arrest for d y. it's going to be another " we can but expected to warm up on monday. i live look at walnut creek the headlights' on still overcast live look at walnut creek the headlights' on still overcast but pretty decent today. b-a-c-c-a-l-a-u-r-e-a-t-e.

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this is the kind of story that frustrates police said repeated regularly on bay area freeways. petaluma police arrested to the

52 year-old james from vallejo he has the distinction of being a habitual d y offender. he's been arrested for stents d y over the last 30 years. police last month or call when he was arrested for his ninth to you why it after crashing into the center medium of the pen and lamar road. it was then on tuesday police report that because two separate fender benders in marin county. apparently he continues to drive and as a result has been issued a temporary license. teleplays are equally frustrated in the spirit >> a lot of people questioned why habitual d y offender like james mcclellan held a valid driver's license apple's the public what police were aware of his full history when they arrested him for d y in july and august. petaluma police said they too are frustrated. >> we had him and the

information was available to us. that part is frustrating. >> petaluma police said they don't know why the system didn't show all of his previous convictions but they're working to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> history and wrists to the public should of been cleared to law enforcement when it came into contact with him and it wasn't. we collectively as the system have the responsibility for that. >> the rest of mcclellan comes after police officers kicked off 18 days of the wide crackdown in sonoma county. officers at two checkpoints in the city of some of the red knight they want to get suspected the why drivers off the road. >> statistically alcohol in fatal injury crash as are the highs this time of year. >> in the short time i was there police said they pulled over three people who consumed alcohol. they say this man's blood alcohol level was. 071 this man came up to. 04 and this manwfg also had a level of 0.04

please released him because california's legal limit is 0.08. officers set up quite a few more checkpoints in the next two weeks jury in sonoma kron 4 news. >> a former journalist and coaches facing charges who raped a teenage girl 10 years ago. authorities found him through this book. usable area native and he is accused of raping teenage girls in 2000 while he was working as a coach and fremont. he was questioned in 2002 and claims the sex was consensual. he then fled the country invaded pleas for eight years. authorities looking into the cold case found out for facebook he's working on a cruise ship. >> still to come on kron 4 news weekend torrential rains in china forced evacuations of tens of thousands. pakistan is trying to recover for the worse catastrophe in history. >> will take a look to the bay

bridge overcast skies but steady traffic on the bay bridge. we'll be back with the full forecast.

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warmest inland spots most inland locations will be below that mark. fog could spread a little further in line this morning taking a look at the fog tracker here. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay and we had fog in the inland valley is the delta and down in the south bay. the later morning hours of fog is going to peel back by 10:00 a.m. oakland hey words seeing the fog still and of course down the peninsula but look at the north bay. up highway won a one foggy till 10:00 a.m. and then starting to get a little clearer. temperatures in the north bay will be cooler today as a result. at 10 noon at fog back to san francisco up and down the coastline this is how will stay through the afternoon. overcast and san francisco for much of the day possibly a couple sunbreaks along the sonoma district a little bit later on are really an expected to say cloudy of there today and cool. we do have a big event going on this weekend at an opinion will raise rates in the grand prix tour of the races tomorrow but we do have events

going on today so course the morning fog and sunny and cool conditions for the afternoon. temperatures 73 degrees out there is no today but a little bit warmer tomorrow. will take a look that he erred in just a moment. the temperature for today's seventies santa rosa, 65 san fell to 60 in san francisco these temperatures well below average for this time of year. 75 in concord same thing in fairfield most of our inland spots will be about 75 degrees. and yet as whenever lot warmer as locations of 78. 59 have to bay, 62 in the bay shores and low '70's in the south bay. a look to kron 47 day around the bay forecast very cold out there today. a little warming into tomorrow just 82 degrees for inland spots a similar to what we saw yesterday on sunday. monday and tuesday boy it's going to get hot in our inland locations. we have warmer and

drier air it's going to be building in over the bay area and ramp up our temperatures dramatically to the upper 90s. as a the end of next week temperatures will drop back down and cool off and this is what we've seen for most of the summer temperatures in the low to mid '80s inland. about 70 degrees around the bay and 60 degrees along the coast. >> it is 7:18 a.m. now to world news. torrential rains again battling china has forced 50,000 people to flee to higher ground staff your the river that marches china's border of north korea broke the deck. this is in china's worst floods season over a decade or than 2500 people killed appeared nothing compared to what's happening in pakistan but devastating nonetheless. >> turn our attention to

pakistan or supplies are rising in that the flood ravaged company as a deals with the worst catastrophe in its history. the death toll from the flood is up to 1500 people. the u.n. said about 20 million pakistan's are in need of shelter food and emergency care. the u.s. is asking the international community to contribute more aid to the region. the u.s. is pledging a total of $150 million in aid to pakistan. now the challenges that one government run can. >> they come in droves its pakistans deadly flood. for some this is our final stop the largest relief camp at said the city. three generations of mohammed family are here all 35 of them scrambled from the submerged home nearly 200 mi. away. >> i have nothing. >> with the family has is a muriatic medical problem the

grandfather partially paralyzed from strokes the mother has diabetes and some of the children have direct from drinking contaminated water. there's 25 year-old who shall clearly walked from a terrible burns she suffered from months before they fled. i feel a lot of pain and burning throughout the day. life here is hard for the 7000 people in this temporary shelter but there's more help your son to confine close to home. here in the largest camp outside the government is doing all it can to try and prevent disease. providing water daily for people to drink and another truck comes in filled with water so people can watch with. authorities have also put powder bug alerts upside tends to ward off the bees carrying mosquitos. so many people showed up desperate for help the campus at capacity. >> we are afraid that the number

will increase. >> the un now estimates more than 4 million people are without any shelter for those fortunate enough to have it they're making new and try to adjust to the new normal. cnn pakistan. >> is being asked to come in for questioning in sweden or he's wanted on suspicion of rape. a prosecutor issued an arrest warrant late yesterday. he is suspected of rape in two separate cases. he denies the charges said he said president of a defamation campaign. publishing thousands of leak documents about u.s. military activities in iraq and afghanistan and is getting ready to leap more. >> iranian and russian engineers. it's a roster step in starting up a nuclear facility.

the u.s. had once hoped to prevent this over the years of their nuclear ambitions. russia has pledged to safeguard the site and provide nuclear fuel from being shifted to possible weapons program. >> still to come on kron 4 news weekend a scandal in the catholic churches to lawsuits were filed against the catholic diocese of oakland. we'll explain. >> the stick a look of the south bay near highway 101 where traffic is moving as an ec which is expected on 7:22 a.m. on a saturday morning. we'll be right back. rri

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a developing story the east bay to victims filed against the diocese of oakland alleges former convicted pedophile priest steven keys the parade on a least one child before he became a priest. and that the

church and the middle of priest anyways. >> we believe as we've alleged in this lawsuit that they had information even before he was ordained that he was unfit to, and after he was ordained a continue to get reports and information that he was a serial fender. >> nobody told us, nobody protected us. for a >> the first time some of his victims are actually resuming in use in their names. mark jones talked to the key plank as in the case. >> woman on the right to this terri shaw was 12 years old when the defrocked priest steven marry her mother. she said she was sexually abused for art by keyes the for years. her lawsuit alleges for the first time that the oakland diocese of the catholic church knew he was a pedophile before he was ordained as priests. >> i found this out in april, i

was absolutely shocked sick to my stomach when i read it to but in 1968 he had already had used the third victim in the catholic church. they still let him come into the seminary and they knew he had already molested. that's just criminal. >> april church documents linked to former pope shielding steven keys leave for a decade allowing him to be moved from parish to parish even after the oakland bishop said that he was should be defrocked. kathleen said she had been abused by him during her confirmation at this there should never told her catholic parents. >> the pope doesn't deserve the title of the pope. that's my point this that someone allowed this. for most of many years and our small town was documented from bishop comings and in the timeline 3 fax have been documented.

>> were god's children and they let this evil monster into their church. >> will have comments after restudy this. >> still ahead on kron 4 news weekend people who live in one san francisco road getting set up with the russian car burglaries love story coming up. >> has begun to break this live look at the bay bridge looking belittle out there. but not too much traffic that's the good news.

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life in the bay area's new station this is the kron 4 morning news. >> this is back to 730 take live look outside at the san mateo there's a heavy overcast out but the headlights' are on but you know it's a little dark out there. >> we are expecting sunday but cooler temperatures around the bay will have a full forecast

coming out of that. >> several residents of san francisco say they're fed up with the spring of recent car break-ins occurring on the street. kron 4 reggie tells us what they want police to do to prevent this. >> car window shattered night after night here it's got so bad it's not unusual for residents to find shards of glass in their cars, all over the ground and sidewalk. cordis august 1st s&p said there been 10 reported car break-ins in this area. the most recent happen early thursday morning. this person believes the numbers much higher more like 16 car break-ins. he said some owners just haven't filed a police report yet. he showed me all the windows that he's had to replace on five of his cars. it's costing more than $1,200 in repairs. he is planning to

install surveillance cameras to hopefully catch the car burglars in the act. police say so far the thieves have been able to get away with laptops, gps devices and clothing. he just purchases brand new s u b a month ago he had to replace the rear and side windows thursday morning after thieves broke into it. >> windows smashed which to me seemed incredibly excessive i understand desperate times and sometimes people need to steal but why bring it to windows in order to get into a car. an old projector was taken and some cables we use to connect our phone to the car. i think that if police drove by more often at night, it would definitely dissuade people from taking this action. >> in san francisco reggie kron 4 news. if >> san francisco please also is investigating the beating of a gay man on in the light rail

train. taking a look of a photo of zachary davenport taken shortly after the attack he said he was writing the j church line near a church and market early saturday morning when a group of young rowdy people got on the train. he said he decided to get off but as he passed by one of them one of the men called him a derogatory name. davenport said he turned and said excuse me? that's when they attacked him. he was able to get off the train to run for help if but he said no longer feel safe. >> i live in the castro one of the most exciting places in the world for l g people. i've never felt scared in san francisco before this, and i just wrote the muni from downtown in the middle the day and i'm watching my back. >> davenport i looks much better now some of the swelling has gone down but police are treating the crime or the attack

as a hate crime. investigators are reviewing surveillance video from the muni train but no suspects have been arrested thus far. >> thousands of drivers across the bay area at ignoring the hands for a lot. we now have the numbers to back that up. chp reports officers issued nearly 2500 citations to drivers were using their phone without hands free device. more than 900 of those citations were given august 10th the number nearly doubled to 1600 on the second day of the campaign. the average fine for violating the law runs between hundred and $20.100 $50. it's also is a lot to tax while driving in california. >> new for you this morning overseas say core mission forces had accidently killed afghan policeman in a friendly fire incident in northern afghanistan. happen when afghan security forces who are under fire from insurgents called for air support on friday and

separately one u.s. service members died today one and another was killed yesterday following insurgent attacks in southern afghanistan 20 u.s. service personnel have been killed so far this month in the afghan war carried >> now continuing conflict in iraq as more u.s. combats a grim reminder of the security forces appeared to website is caring acclaim of hawkeye dow for tuesday's suicide bombing at a military recruitment center. nearly 50 people were killed there. departing u.s. troops are heading there before going home. >> this is the final ceremony for the strikers brigade of the second infantry division this was the last u.s. combat unit to leave iraq. this ceremony is the taking of the colors that's when the regimental flag will be curled and put away essentially

symbolizing the end of the mission of this division here in this theater. after this they will be going home to a party clean up all of their equipment and already to be shipped out of here and in the coming days they will start boarding planes to go back home. >> this is the end of the ceremony the troops are breaking apart it is hopefully the end of the combat phase in iraq but of course let's not forget on may 1, 2003 president george w. bush also said that was the end of active combat activation and it wasn't. as of september 1st operation iraqi freedom is scheduled to come to an end an operation move on a new phase in u.s. troops will have a combat role will begin but there's still 50,000 troops in iraq and

is no guarantee that that really will be the end of combat there. cnn reporting from camp virginia in northern kuwait. >> still ahead on kron 4 news weekend the sign of the times said this week's jobless numbers make an unexpected jump. also what the latest bay area home sales report coming up. >> another live look outside this is the bay bridge band, traffic is, and the weather is a shade over cast. will be right back. [ woman on tv ] if you won't let me in,

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a comeback kron 4 news weekend so the art of poetry has become not just spoken, not just reading but total performance. they're literally people who've come up through the world of poetry and comedy and into stage performing. this is mike mcgee he is a spoken word artist. or a

poet to. one international poetry slam competition and has created a play about your life i guess. the play is called in search of midnight. just for starters dramatically he said economic poetry also won a crepes this. >> it's about what life and how i was born with spina bifida i come from a large family. >> it's a totally disabling condition. and you're sitting here. spina bifida it is difficult but it's not the >> minor limitations in my life when i was born the family was given the impression that it was going to completely detrimental and completely disable me and i would not have the

opportunities. that was not true. turns out not only could i talk but i would do a lot tree (laughter) hopes to enjoy doing it for as many people as possible. >> your somewhat of an entertainer even as a child i guess. >> i think we grappa that for which did not always have all lost in san jose. being the oldest of six we can afford cable so come on my goal make us laugh. and we just laughed and laughed and laughed. i realize that it's actually a healing process. >> did poetry come into all of this. >> i tried stand-up comedy scene for a little while in the mid- 90s and i didn't like it to trade at like being on stage making people laugh but i did like the format and structure.

i'd like to set up delivery punchlines. i didn't like the irish is there to sell beer so we're confining out that. i was no i didn't go to college because i wanted to be onstage and talk to people make them laugh. and so buddy of mine dragged me into an open mike and that's history. of poetry open mike. >> can you do poetry in your show. can he give an example the kind of poetry that you were doing that when you awards and that fit so closely to your life. >> all give you too short examples one is called layabout which is in my book. it's very short legislative graveyard, 6 ft. above those who live their lives to be exact syphilis. but to be like them with their eyes to the skies and are back turned the world. then i havea

high two for you. i am like the key, i love women and free food, running makes me sad (laughter)) >> i would applaud my name in there too. i tend to think of poetry slams as being crazy wild exotic. it is your style more of a laid-back >> i would say this i could be loud and fast it can be quiet and very well paid. >> in the course of the story that you're telling people i was wondering i don't think i have the nerve to get in front people in some of explain my story to people and somehow keep them entertained and amused. >> is it >> yes it's everything everything you can experience in a conversation with someone that's my goal. starting tonight and what have a conversation with a whole room of people that's generally right to run the country.

>> to what extent today this is will spina bifida thing doesn't have any impact today? >> it impacts my life every day. it will impact the story as much as it impacts my day to day. >> and the >> >> no not necessarily his life it's what i do. given such high to one more time. >> i am mike mcgee i love women and free food running makes me sad. >> to show is called in search of midnight and it's going on through august 29th on sundays at the san francisco playhouse. go to s.f. playhouse.org key very much for joining us. you were watching kron 4 news weekend commercials make us somewhat happy will carry back.

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week jobless claims taking a sudden and unexpected jump upwards. the weekly trend since last september. it shows that people filing for unemployment benefits for the first time the numbers kept dropping until the end of july. the last week did adult birds to nearly half a million cure the the ship of this graph shows why investors are worried about a new downturn it's a double dip recession. in the bay area there's another sign of the weakest economy a short drop in home sales. sales in july slid to the lowest of live 15 years and as christine conley explains the low numbers have a lot to do with the eye and inflammatory. >> in the bay area last month only about 6800 homes closed escrow that's down 22% compared to the same time last year and it's worse number we've seen for the month of july since 1995. this is california reports the highest increase in new unemployment claims in the country. real-estate agents say

the high unemployment numbers combined with the bleak outlook for the economy are helping keep potential buyers on the sidelines. this as mortgage rates hit historic lows. the 30 year fixed rate mortgage is now averaging about 4.40% that's the lowest since they began tracking this rates in 1971. it's not enough to spur sales. along with that we've also seen the expiration in the federal home buyer tax credit. every county in the bay area has seen a decrease in sales compared to the same time last year. take a look here you can see santa clara county has been hit the hardest with a 27% decline in sales. that's followed by alameda and contra costa county which is seen a 23% decrease in sales compared to the same time last year. in san mateo county sales are down 19%, in san francisco there down 16% and that follows closely by marin where sales are down 16%. i'm

christine conley kron 4 news. >> details on the security threat the grounded in the airline yesterday. workers in alameda said they alerted authorities after told the american airlines flight 24 was about to be hijacked. the thought the call was a prank until someone checked on line and found the flight was about to take off. the fbi said the threat was not credible the two people believe to be pakistan's were taken off the plane and later released. >> in downtown oakland streets are closed and workers are setting up for three stages for the 10th annual burden so festival that starts today. oakland musical artists such as mc hammer, toni toni toni, vogue have also and others made arrangements to perform this weekend. festival or a the guys are say it's going to be a fantastic weekend in oakland. >> it's amazing rain as of the

out of oakland everyone has stepped up our budget problems could only get water to these people and folks are doing this out of love for oakland and hometown pride. >> oaklands arkansas festival runs from noon till 6:00 p.m. both today and tomorrow. tickets are $15 for adults $8 for seniors, young people 13 to 17 kids were under 12 for free. everyone to buy tickets today. >> will lead of the streets but lots of dancing i've never held >> heard the call little town before have >> " tell yes. >> this guess i had never heard it. a luxury yacht sitting in the bay will tell you who it belongs to. i could find a place to park it. >> let's go ahead take a look at sfo were getting words of 47 minutes delays there on arriving flights no reports of delays in

oakland or san jose. we'll be right back. @

during the commercial break and magnitude 3.7 earthquake rattled the desert northwest of palm springs. the quake struck just before 7:00 a.m. this morning about 10 mi. from palm springs. as of right now no reports of any injury or damage. >> off to the bay or the bay is note stranger to lunch reluct yachts. this yacht parked outside of. one of the 100 wealthiest people in the world. this is a new yacht floating in the bay kate thompson finds out who the luxury liner belongs to. >> it's unique shape, part submarined party ought to parts shipped. it made 38 year-old russian billionaire yacht, see in sausalito. the news was traveling fast.

>> i heard about the big shots. >> at 394 ft. it's a price tag north of $300 million it's hard to miss the yacht even from the shores of san francisco. >> is that austin, that's pretty cool. >> the yacht design by philippe de six guest cabins, helipad on its a long dated a friend and hold several other smaller boats which disappear behind this hydraulic door which seamlessly disappears. according to the wall street journal the master suite is also bombproof there are 44 security cameras and the gas tank cost half a million dollars to fill. on land everybody has an opinion about this unique design. >> it's a beautiful boat is exciting it reps for represents trillions in zillions of dollars. >> spaceship on top of a spaceship. >> i would die to go on it. >> kate thompson kron 4 news.

>> boy he's not alone. fishermen not found in san diego found something on a fish finder. it's a world war two as be to seek diver. bill to over 5000 of these planes during world war two they destroyed more japanese targets than any other american military aircraft it's one of the reasons that burn this place up from the deep it is such a big deal. the hell diver will be taken apart and restored and put on display at an aviation museum in florida. >> you could make some money given torras. (laughter) y is in town nobody says. please stop speaking out on the lack of outrage on the murder of a german tourist that's coming at 8:00 a.m.. the news coming up.

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live from the bay area's new station this is the kron 4 morning news. hello everybody welcome back to recession live hours news weekend. san francisco please chief very disturbed by residents lack of outrage over the murder of a german tourist. plus new protection from the credit card changes he might be facing. >> were going to get into government top officials supervising the cleanup of the gulf peace try to calm the waters and stop the finger- pointing. were going to hear from that hour in this morning. a local film makers during the spot is a brand new film i called road to nowhere. speaking of homes. >> were gunna del for into happy and joyful and the family museum there doing amazing events. also in going to talk about a new documentary of a guy who's become a joke but there is a

time he wasn't and that's you have there. we'll talk about that. >> but stick a quick look outside this morning a check of walnut creek it's still little dark out there but thing should be lightening up. >> can bet it is here to tell us all about it. >> if you thought was cooler yesterday wait till you get to this afternoon. temperatures will be much cooler than what we saw yesterday. only in the mid- 70s for inland spots, 64 for the bay shore is a upper 50s along the coast line. dense fog will be the story out there this morning peeling back to san francisco by the afternoon. temperatures not warming up all that much. as we head into tomorrow little change will still have the dense fog but it will be a little less expensive for inland valleys not single out of much as that ended towards the afternoon temperatures will warm up similar to what we saw out there yesterday. that little warming trend is nothing compared to what we have runners extended forecast. coming up a bit will

take a look at that. >> now to the news we have new details this morning in the murder of a german tourist. san francisco homicide investigators say they're confident that an arrest is imminent. at the same time police chief is concerned about a lack of community of rage connected with that case. kron 4 dan, spoke to the chief. >the community needs to really look at this and evaluate whether we should be so tolerant of this behavior. >>san francisco police chief george is talking about the shooting death of a german tourist who died two sunday's ago in the san francisco theater district. >>we have a group of thugs and there's no other name for the suspects with very little value to human life besides a gun battle and assaulting three people being shot, innocent people and this lady dying. i think it's an outrage.

>>he is also outraged at the lack of reaction from the community. >>often for a very minor incidents i get to inundated with emails and phone calls. i was shocked by the fact that i did not get a single email from anyone being concerned about the fact that this woman lost her life on the way she did. >>the chief complimented his department, the mayor for reaching our to the family but says other than that the response from the public and other officials is underwhelming. >>we look at this as a point for this committee to get on the things we need to get angry and say enough is enough. i think cases. >>in addition to the lack of public outrage there's also a lack of help on the part of public. investigator's say the number of tips on this case was quite a bit less than they had hoped. san francisco hall of justice, dan curman kron 4 news.

>> meanwhile a procession of taxicabs made their way to john's grill in san francisco this was during a lunch yesterday. i was on to the cabdriver that chase down a vehicle that was seen leaving the scene of that shooting. the driver has been asked to remain anonymous which is why so many other cabdrivers can to the celebration. >> i feel like we're live in a city full of heroes of people will step up to the bat and tried to help keep our city safe and the cab drivers to be part of that long tradition of happy to keep their city saved. >> in addition to launch numerous gives were presented to the gathering of cabdrivers as of thank-you to the driver who helped with the case. >> with go check in with henry he's live with the pacific pinball museum in alameda. henry had been even know there was one

here in the bay area. >> you heard of a kid in a candy store ladies and gentlemen its tender in a pinball gallery and yes marty this is one of the big places. this is why we do this for living we want to know keep the people know how many cool things are in the bay area. this place has an astonishing assortment pinball machines. even the older ones it's the sort of path they started as a gambling machines and games like this during the depression people pay for big bucks. that's why they were banned they're still legal in many cities in america. he may be wondering ladies and gentlemen where they called pinballs when they originated in france and this is what the original machine looks like. see these appends the ball come off here and bounce off of pins. over time they added flippers' they added more bells and whistles and they've got a collection of pinball machines from the very beginning until

like yesterday's close pinball machine. this place to come in here once you pay for a mission that it's free play you can play as long as you want and this is just one of several rooms of the pinball machines. you could spend all day doing this. frankly i probably could so pinball museum is located on what street street in alameda can believed everybody does know about this place because it is one the most fun places in the bay area were gunna take around and show you all the cool machines coming up later the program. >> (laughter) thanks henry. >> no one uses the big pinballs anymore. coming up on kron 4 news weekend were gunna talk about new credit-card rules that take effect tomorrow of that. >> a live look inside at beautiful shot as the fog lifts

the war-torn see a bit of a bright day in the bay area. will be right back.

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for your money this morning new credit-card rules go into effect tomorrow in staffing details those new rules. a batch of new rules go into effect to tax protect consumers from fees. the fees will be limited to $25 and can be more than minimum payment. one exception here if you have another leaking and the past six months the be can be as much as $35. also use only be charged one penalty fee each billing cycle so they can't keep hitting with a new light the every day. no more fees for not using your credit card often enough. when top of all that the interest rate is about to go up that credit-card company has to tell you why. if you raise has been raised since january 2009 your card company has to go back and make sure the higher rate is justified. they have to do this

every six months from now on with every rate hike. if the a shore fights the rate they must do so within 45 days. the credit-card company gets to decide and there's no magic phone number. >> the latest on the gulf oil spill oil is in gulf shipping into the gulf of mexico any more but the clean up from the well is far from over. if 4 million bar. of oil gushed into the water since april. the head of the federal government response to the mess said marshy areas our big concern and questions about the peace cooperation in the clean up. >> from where i sit and get a lot of questions. you dress bp? how they lied to? my answer to that is this the goal should be unity of effort. not only between the federal coordinator and bp but the state, the local government, the private sector everyone involved. my role is to

create unity of effort to achieve the effects on the water, to grow " the most effective cleanup weekend trade it is impossible to the to not able to collaborate with bp. the final steps to kill the well goes plans the work to plug the well could be done by labor day week. if all goes as planned to plug the well will be completed as for weekend. >> very back with the weather forecasting with us.

we're back at 816 a.m. to to live look inside the bay from the golden gate bridge. that's a different view. we're looking at their deceive vacancy that to you got to go out there.

(laughter) the weather is not looking too well at this point in time but will find out soon. while >> check in with jacqueline bennett. >> if he thought was cooler yesterday we take it to this afternoon temperatures will be much cooler than what we saw yesterday only in the mid-70s for in spots, 64 for the bay shore upper 50s along the coast line. dense fog will be the story this afternoon dealing back to sever its this go by the afternoon trade will of the sunny conditions but odyssey temperatures now warming up all that much. as we head into tomorrow little bit of the change will still have the dense fog but it's going to be little less expensive our inland valleys not seen what is much of that. towards the afternoon temperatures will warm very similar to yesterday. that little warming trend is nothing compared to what we have in our extended forecast. coming up in just a bit will take a look at that. >>

>> we are at the lme to farmer'' market just of webster. i don't you come out here in this little island here it's one of the coolest town in the bay area. one of the coolest food centers in the bay area is ari at international market and bakery i would like to introduce you to to jenny. >> good job. >> jenny will be making for us as boston specialty it's called. this is what looks like pompon of that sounds fabulous for americans but no really can't hide crime more secret to it all is the phyllo dough. would you introduce this year filo please. >> use only flower water a little bit of the butter and a little vegetable oil and i rode with a rolling pin like a 12 in.

diameter, then can i have some help. >> any stretch this likeness. it needs to be thin like paper you can see through like this. >> if you buy phyllo dough and the store is that already this the end and people have to stretch as well. most people don't like to stretch it. >> it's already cut into small pieces and you have the lairs sometimes it's very cold break key we have lots of breakage when he picked up one piece the dough all what i usually do and sorry to >> to use it worked out side.

>> when you buy the phyllo dough, if >> this is jennie's first-run tv and she's having a great time (laughter) >> scheer were having the cabbage i take salary onion and cabbage and all of oil and i add salt and pepper it's already made what i do i feel and hear >> you can make anything. you can do spinach i have available in my store spinach meet she's potato mix potatoes and meat and this is a brand new just came up in my market four months ago cabbage and very popular. >> this is a bosnian special? that's right my grandmother's recipe she taught me when i was 13 years old and i opened up for

years ago in a little bakery and am also doing the cooking which anybody wants to learn how they can do it. >> to have a web site. >> i don't have it not yet but very soon >> 1552 webster street in lme this. my phone number for 237- 9831. >> you're going to put this in it in and of the gas. like this. >> and i take it in the oven for 450 degrees around 15 to 20 minutes. >> i would like to latino september 11th and 12th we will have its international food festival and i will be on the

street with my food and will be a lot more traditional bosnian barbeque style on that day. >> this may be your first time on tv but you're an expert. and now i get to eat again to pronounced it one more time and the what is this that you're adding. >> this is traditional what we drink with the pie i have them available my store low-fat regular guy like yogurt. the cabbage pies fabulous. in my going to like this. >> yes you will it's good for you. >> does it sure is good for me. i'm feeling healthy are ready. (laughter) were going to take a break when we come back or gore to pay a visit to the pacific

pinball museum and spend time here at the alameda department market. we'll be right back.

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to see the toll that the pressures from our culture and education system were taking on my kids. i decided i want to do something to bring trinity's together and to raise a national dialogue around the health and education and what our culture is putting into our families. >> about some of the people of the film ductile metal and levine you have dr. to the scope of stamford challenge success and the founder had a they add to the conversation. >> in fort lee in the film its the first one that brings so many experts from across the country in the areas of education and health. because of voice on the conversation on what's happening in education today. >> hear so much about competing in the worldwide marketplace and

our students need to know more and more and more. on top of that in order to get into college they have to do with this young woman was talking about in the clip we saw you have to have yet to work in your community, be active in your church and in sports and do all this. at what point to the students to say i can't do all this in 24 a day. >> to think in our movie you hear some strategies we see a number of kids in the set from other kids in the film who is rob our hands and say not doing any more. there are good outcomes and portly incident could when the kid to college and the mentally on healthy or unprepared. hopper car really hoping that after people see the film we will create change from what we're doing in education today trend >>wf what in the dialogue to one

have are you going to tell people to make change. what kind of changes do want to see? stockport is that part of that pureed >> interest story we hear number of experts say the research about homework there's still value in homework in elementary school. after two hours of homework we see a detrimental impact in terms of the engagement as well as the health outcome. the film is going to bring people together to let them know that they're not alone. i think change will come from the community itself in a portly you start listening to our young people enter educators. >> that's the one thing that's been missing all this discussion i think is the word from the young people to say we're being overwhelmed here in bombarded. >> need to listen to them and i think great solutions will come from our young people and their future is in their hands. we wanted to be developmentally

inappropriate and balanced. we can't give them are on healthy and balanced life that we as adults have >> how do you prepare kids to a very challenging competitive world without putting them under this kind if line would you going to do in changing the system that's going to keep them competitive nonetheless. >> i think all the things we're doing today is not preparing them for college and work places. agreed deal of data showed how the kids are getting to college because he spent so many years during school their competing to get through and if to get the information what really need to our young people can work together collaborate or creed of an innovative. i think our culture and education systems taking that out of them. >> friend documentary opens nationwide beginning next month for more information it's on the web race to know where.com the

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hough 64 for the bay shore is a upper 50s along the coastline dance hall will be the story out there this morning killing back to san francisco by the afternoon. love the sunny conditions but odyssey temperatures now warming up that much. tomorrow a little bit of

the change will still have the dense fog but it's going to be a little bit less extensive part in the valley not seem quite as much of it. towards the afternoon temperatures will warm up a few degrees for is similar to what was sought there yesterday. that little warming trend is nothing compared to what we have in our extended forecast coming up in just a bit will take a look at that. >> thank jacqueline it's considered the largest drug bust in oregon, or a history. federal state and local police confiscate 475 lbs. of crystal enron nascent that mean and cocaine. they also picked up our arms in cash it happened yesterday in gilroy the estimated street value is $100 million. the bus happened to the house the drugs are stashed in coolers and been through the house. it's believed the operation is tied to a mexican drug cartel. half are going to show you some pictures of the three mexican nationals were

arrested at the house. they are fat beyond the 20 years old, hector's 43 and sergio is 35 years of age. there is in a clear county jail this morning they will be transported and held in sacramento county. off >> discovery of suspected drug dealers in your midst of reawakening for resonance of the acquired neighborhood characters with some of them had to say. >> it was surprising, and glad they got caught to. i wish people didn't use the drugs then there would be a demand for it they wouldn't be here. half a neighborhood >> is pretty p.o. because we have kids according to i heard in the news the amount of chemicals could a blown up the whole block. >> and just glad that nothing happened these people run a day care across the street to these people seem like there's lots of kids here what they decided to

have a little drug war. >> other neighbors say in the house on the corner was kind of a party spot with a lot of people coming and going at all hours. the area is surrounded by orchards and vineyards at the intersection just east of gilroy 0 lead a popular spot. neighbors say they're breathing a collective sigh of relief the alleged drug users are gone. >> and we will be right back.

more than two years after he told congress his former trainer and teammate were wrong and he did not use performance enhancing drugs. he has been indicted the perjury a section of congress. he maintains he's done nothing wrong. he is in washington with more reaction from clemens. >> roger clemens working ever to its performance enhancing drugs. >> do solemnly swear the testimony you will give before this committee will be the truth

the whole truth and nothing but the truth? if >> was two years ago that a grand jury doesn't believe that testimony is not charged the seventh time with perjury and obstruction of congress and making false statements for telling the house committee that he never used steroids or growth hormones. the baseball player at the house to fight the charges. >> what did not use steroids or h g h penny told congress about that. >> 2000 report and former trainer said otherwise. >> when i told sam mitchell injected roger clemens with performance enhancing drugs i told the truth. half when >> and said he never had contact with steroids or witness a new news on trade >> i can't speak for him to think i was the most obvious player that i was using steroids. i think everyone has

their own opinion maybe he never saw anyone use steroids or never dealt with it. i really don't know i can only speak for what i saw. >> clementine's is innocent saying he looks for challenging the government's allegations in hopes people keep an open mind until trial. in washington. >> with go ahead and check in with gen. >> good morning i told many" candid divas are you dolling. we'll talk about the museum some fabulous things they have coming up. we'll have the ball so come on back and will celebrate to many with no hat.

walt disney channel is the land looks like they have a fabulous model of that. they have everything about the fantasia and lady and the tramp everything it's fabulous. it's the family museum and in iran said it is with us right now this is richard the executive director. hi richard. >> good morning jan. >> he brought an unusual looking mickey and minnie. >> these are interpretations of an old vintage mckinney told that was designed to charlotte clark. >> story is very much about the history

he was doing it way back in the '20s. it is such a fine museum. you have some special events. >> we have speaker of fans, distinguish the vance sutton talks. >> tell people how they can get

tickets this is called a real local we confine san francisco food with san francisco movies family a fast parker if you log on to the website it's terrific its walt disney.org it tells you everything coming up. how did you get such a wonderful job a christian >> i was in the art museum business for the past 20 years before i came here two years ago. working at harvard university running your museum there. so, i came from an art museum background into an entertainment and arts world. it's sort of like having 1 ft. in the art world and 1 ft. in the entertainment world is just a lot of fun. >> have to say a special hats off to diane disney for putting this museum in san francisco. it is beyond fund. folks i'm not kidding this puts up there with

cost a lot of and could see. all those great disney movies like ladies and the tramp, mary robinson all the rest. thank you so much richer-don't forget log on to the disney of all, walt disney.org web site. i can't wait to the events. here is a documentary i recommend complete the hugh hefner had you go for all disney did you have there. the playboy activist, rubble the documentary as provocative and entertaining as the man himself. before he became a joke with this stupid reality show he does, he was an early advocate of the civil-rights movement fighting the cause. and many fights see fog interviews with george lucas, tony bennett, jones thiswcp is really fascing

stuff. a well rounded look at the man and his time. also check go right now i really recommend each, pray, love. toy story 3, me and orson welles in the bb. this is about travel it's about sexuality again it's like what sex you have never get the added here. my favorite movie from last year finally came out on tv. the joneses on duty, city island comes out next. that comes out next week. and finally walt disney, the man behind the death. a wonderful the the and it happens to be at your get shot. really terrific. one banking richard for creating this world of the walt disney family museum it is helping to created. thank-you with the help of diane disney in the family.

thank-you richard. back to marty >> you got me thinking about that's parker when i was a kid i had the davy crockett had any was all over the neighborhood. (laughter) >> the whole families going to be there and it's going to be a big celebration of davy crockett and the life of the remarkable actor. if >> still ahead on kron 4 news weekend henry is bouncing around in that pinball museum. henry. >> would you like to pay play a game of pinball. how about a couple different games of pinball, houseboat an endless number pinball games going on almost like a hundred years all the way to today's games. this is d pinball machine it's cool, it's fun. coming up on kron 4 news weekend. "know the species, know the stain." lanolin-free coat, i know it's an alpaca. walks in here, looks says "hey look, it's a llama!" cleaning the stain like he would a llama stain. time he's wasting. ♪ call 1-800-steemer

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it's an alameda and is regarded kids are young tickets. your kids like me. (laughter) this is the coolest place he confined. " guarantor in me, i would like to introduce you to two of the, two of the, fellows at around here. this is the executive director and chairman. these a lot of their parts for the collection

and is all from made it appear less assertive with some history. >> is a really game, it is the first french machine with a spring loaded plunger. this change the whole universe for pinball. this is 17 70's. one of the kings depart france. >> getting into gambling, >> yes this, and the depression. the beginning of the depression and is sold over 50,000. it is basically at gambling machine and use a marble the glass top and the court will launch the ball. the electricity was ended in and this happened in california so in california's they're playing pinball they added electronics. this is a true gambling machine and this is the machine it's all those action confiscated by the oakland police in 1936 and it was supposed to be destroyed.

ended up in the hands of the alameda place. >> it still does not flippers. >> for bristol not come until 1947. >> no flippers, no skill. >> i may say something really cool, obviously a machine like this one of flippers and the only way that you can manage it is to, uh, tell to it and there's a little device here that kept you from tilting and when the ball got a center of any lost. automatically. now we're getting into more modern >> guess is listed at the are, 1950's, you but the arms on here and >> what it called gambling machines? >> the selection have flippers. the game in 1947 and it was >> the why was she so bad and so many things? basically >> you are putting the corner and in your getting an opportunity for replacer it is something for quick protocol.

>> you are wearing yeah >> section is something back. absolutelactually pinball was b >> remember pinball machine so this amazing that has, as i recall it, all day depending on school you will play pinball. >> and all is said to it beat the biggest downward social ability. kids would get rid of the nichols to play the darned thing. >> so they would keep all of the road and rail machines >> in 1960 it started to go with a metal rail, metal handlebars on the side and >> this was to keep people from drilling from the inside and triggering points of the game or to get into the corn boxes and still the clans. this is a

forest not designing but to keep people out. (no audio) >> well you can see the specific pinball exhibit decision on the first and third at the marvin center exhibition hall. san rafael you go have a good time. there's also a pinball museum in alameda. a >> out there when it a shot back up we can go back and revisit. it's such a fund. >> 0 of a quick look outside the mount tam, looks really beautiful up there. usually it is just one big white cloud. >> will be right back.

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this is kron4 news. >> welcome back to arthur she said she will force the ban on same-sex marriage. there's a convention in san diego we'll have more from there. >> the workers are continuing to battle of the contracts and passengers are getting more and more frustrated. we will have an update on that. >> have the time we have some real local things on going to the local museum and telling people that it we have a shout out at the deli, everything on the to do list. local stuff. it is one to be fun, food and filled locally. now and go to the website and we will be talking with the cast coming up

that is coming back to the theater with three performances into the lead to a 20 right here. let us talk about this. law >> on running. >> were born to pause every it second. but said a live look every second. the clouds are lifting and it is blue sky out there. >> we're dealing otherwise. believe me i know all about it. a run a fund it from jacqueline bennett >> you thought it was clear yesterday wait until you get to this afternoon the temperatures are going to be much cooler than what we saw yesterday and it is only in the mid-70s for inland spots. 64 for the bay shore and upper 50s along the coastline. dense fog is the story of their petition declaring by the afternoon. december showers will not be warming up that much and as we head into tomorrow a

little bit of change and fog and it will be able less extended as marin ballet is now seeing as much of it. this winter warmup a few degrees tomorrow and it is very similar to a we saw yesterday, the warming trend is nothing compared to what we have in our extended forecast and it's coming up in just a bit that we will take a look of that. so >> sounds good. think of jutland. the talk of this hour is the massive eight recalled that expanded to more than half a billion of fakes. it was a concern of potential salmonella poisoning, it affected more the 1000 people across the country. now another forum is joining the recall, helen dell farm there confirming that some of the eggs are also contaminated and the company does not know yet disseminate aids it will have to recall. the affected brands are hill in day farms city farms, said the metal, " some firms,

and was great. earlier this week the right county egg farm recalled 380 million eggs. we have more information on the recall at our website just log on to kron4 news. com. >> there's an arbitrator with the ac transit, they are suffering service disruptions so much so that they are canceling hundreds of buses every day. commuters want to know why this is happening in wet woolens. in criminal tell us a store the only see on our show. >> these passengers having to wait for their bus are needing to wait longer these days. many cases buses are just not showing up. unless the ec transit has canceled 200 to 400 scheduled bus runs each day. 2 end of 58 last wednesday, 2 end of for last their stake, 411 marks friday, 284 this past monday and

210 on tuesday. >> i certainly am sympathetic with the writers. i think that they'll have the patience to stay with us. we're doing our best to pull this together. >> they say that retirement is coupled with summer vacations and industrial injuries and lack of money to hired new drivers is what is causing the problems. >> we do not have enough bus drivers to cover it all of the roads. hopefully the number of drivers that we have will be the correct amount of drivers to the amount of roads. >> fewer runs means fewer buses which means service cuts. this will not happen until october. until ac transit find a solution to this problem or implements a new plan all of the customers will be waiting for buses that might not be coming. and determine for kron4 news. >> that is stricken with henry again. the discipline that the pendulum is museum in

alameda. very cool. >> i high, this is pinball and this is an example of some games that here in pinball. it is good for some amusement. their amusement games. many of them we have not seen before games like this, this is complicated. of course there's the old shooting gallery game and you guys, this room what is the concept? >> this is electric games. there is three play pinball. wow >> i've never seen this game before. this one over here is a horseshoe game of what you do is used in this thing at a tosses the horseshoe and you try and catch >> oh no! >> 7 have all of these older games and all of these games, once you play you'll be playing

all the games you want. they also have a remarkable selection of new machines and they have 90 machines here at the museum which is located tell me that on wester and edition their collection is like 900 games altogether. most of those games are in their warehouses. this is a great resource. as the fabulous place to come and play for the day. considering that, considering that you get ahold is worth of fun you just can't beat it. hello? (music) >> that way it went to take a break and we'll do it right back with more tumbles.

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>> to it just another 74 days before jerry brown can terminally retire and start enjoying his to or maybe three or maybe more government attention that he denies having. >> and also talked where education and jobs. >> point to 3 million americans wake up every morning not knowing what they're born to do and i see this turn of the fabric of our very culture. this is why the number one thing that you have to do is you have to play california back to work. >> is is the most diverse line of republicans that california has ever seen. >> if we cannot use a shovel them will use a screw and if we cannot use this group we are committed to dig ourselves out with our hands because that's who we are. >> they had a party that are

rallying outside and they were upset that there can did it make it has not signed onto proposition 23. they believe this will save jobs. >> you think that would have enough republicans to say we are on board with this wiring you? they would change their mind they have not so far. >> letter back.

the overpass there it, it is obscure and the buildings over to the left. this is >> not uncommon. it is a bit cooler than normal but here's another check the weather. >> is certainly foggy out there this morning and it is led to continue into the early afternoon, the dense fog and drizzle is coacloser to the coastline. i knew the temperatures will not come up very much of this play and a matter of fact it will not

warmup very much all today. as a into a 3:00 hour will be mainly sunny skies to we're getting a blast of cold air into the bay area. the temperatures a be a close eye yesterday it is for the be 78 in the warmest inland spots and most locations will be below that mark. the fog is moving further inland and take a look at the fog tracker to start the morning at 7:00 we fought here down inland valley and it is also done in south bay as a maker race toward the later morning hours the fog is going to peel back until 10:00 in the morning. oakland and hayward is still suing the fog and up highway 101 the fog will be there until 10 in the morning and it will start to get a little bit clearer after that. the temperatures today will be cooler as a result. at noon the fog is backing down to san francisco into the coastline and this'll be how stays until the afternoon. it is overcast and san for cisco for most of the day there's a couple of breaks

for the day but i really it expected to stay cloudy out there today. and cool. we do have a bit of info on this weekend and is the in the grand prix. the races tomorrow we do have of insulin on today so of course the morning fog and then setting cool temperatures for the afternoon, temperatures and below 73 degrees in sick,. it will warm up tomorrow. we'll show you the forecast a little bit later. in just a moment, but first the temperatures for today. it is 78 and clearly, 60 of the layout. the averages are way below average for this time of year. it is some before in concord and with one of our warmer location that 78 is stand up periodicities of the bay shore and the '50s run into this update. looking at kron4 news seven day around the bay

forecast it is very cool out there a little bit of coming out there to 82 degrees for inland spots will be similar to what we saw yesterday on sunday. as we head into monday and tuesday it will be hot! we have some warm and dry air that will be billing end to the bay area in a warm-up for temperatures dramatically into the upper 90s. upper 70's along the bay and upper 60s along the coastline. as we head into the end of next week temperatures will start to drop back down will be a cool off in the tuesday and wednesday and this is really what we have been saying for most of the summer. low to mid '80s wrote then it inland, 70's to 60s around the bay and los 60s on the coastline. >> they're discussing campaign finance reform. aides allowed corporations to spend unlimited amounts of money. they did not have to reveal a lack she paid for the ads.

>> tragedy this last month it is a proposal supported furred democrats and republicans. it was for corporate political advertisers to reveal who is funding their activities. and then put them on the airwaves. glover is lying in front of the air it would have to appear in the advertisement and take responsibility for it. but the company ceo or the biggest contributor. it will be restricted from spending money that informs american elections. this is aware of the past. >> there's an update on the wildfire burning in southern california the fire crews have been able to contain but over 110 a. have burned. there is an i number and amount of residents that have helped lead. a fire man was rescued by helicopter. and we're waiting to hear more information. will >> looking for a of a search of a suspect involved in a sexual

assault a parking crunch coming up. we'll be right back. >> it looks nice ring is coming. spain and football. we appointed talk about getting spring color in the fall. at that right? coming up on henry's hundred and.

o healthy days in the cutting garden. some of these flowers are looking all but he did. the cut garden is definitely past its prime it is time to pull it out. >> rate, down. >> ladies and gentlemen he is not going nuts. i tried again to understand the concept that this is not to the place to tear out and putting in an annual garden. it is evolving. cutting gardens,

color guards. there are certain things that you keep an certain things that you take out and every time you go through you need to update the process. >> there to ways to guard improperly. neither have a garden person telling you to pull a out everything and start from scratch or keep what he liked, you have a few things that trouble last >> yes but it will last for long. >> is points have been there for the weeks ahead. and then you can add things that will look beautiful in the months ahead. these are the bulbs we have today. when to start at the back and the garden is an activity we could take all the different levels to participate. once stored bulbs. " your garden center and ask them which also should yet now that will grow later? fantastic. this has color

and fragrance. the freesia. freesia balts. if you are planting in the fall these are very good to plant. in the early part of spring >> an enemy. it's >> say that again >> an enemy. it's >> say that again and >> enemy >> an enemy >> what buzz doesn't know is it is felt a and eat and zero

you do not know which side is up. you and >> put it on an angle. this would be the upside. this is difficult. if you put it on the ankle he cannot go to wrong >> 0 ok. >> basically it this is a teaspoon and it is for your you left it. you can use a tablespoon if you want if you're putting them in a row yuca put the bulbs down on the bottom >> measure of a proper amount teaspoon or a good pinch. >> ok great >> cannot put this all along the bottom. now clinton on an angle and there is no idea, come which one would be first this are the starfish >> you'll keep them company.

what else do we need here. the for >> asia. we need some color >> absolutely with the dynamics of the size of the flowers that will come out. it is a nice great bald. it will certainly be colorful until the time. the >> idea here is that we are not worrying about the fact that a look ugly del. we are have items at a beautiful >> all i know that. >> the lady said gentleman we went to put it around the other flowers so the data and test will be growing again. >> do you know what? i do not know what the heck these flowers are. i think we have now is going to be beautiful, but it will be beautiful today. because we're taking all the bare spots

away. i can never remember of these finalists or what? >> yes they are my list. >> oh wow ladies and gentlemen he got it right! another great segment of henry's some garden. [ banker ] when ashley's violin teacher told her parents she was gifted, they were thrilled. she's a natural vibrato. oh. we started saving for this music camp in vermont. so i told them about some of the wells fargo online savings tools like my savings plan, which helps them set up and monitor a savings goal. until we found out that maybe her teacher uses certain terms a little bit loosely. rebecca is clearly very gifted. [ banker ] we decided to roll that money into ashley's college account. turns out there's seven gifted kids in ashley's class of nine. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when it's time to save. ♪

welcome to a kron4 news morning. >> our top story at 930 a woman was sexually assaulted in broad daylight. happened in a crowded parking garage and oakland. to look at this map is in the location of clay and 14th street. kron4 news christine connally is still searching for the suspect. >> happened at the rush last thursday and investigators say the woman told police that she was sexually assaulted inside the crash. police say what makes this attack in the rush so brazen is that happened in the middle of the afternoon at 1231

this area is extremely busy. you concede the grosz right here next to city hall which is just a few feet away and there is no sketchy suspects that had been sighted. he is a black man 30 to 35 years old he is 5 ft. 9 and weighs 200 lbs.. he has a short afro and is missing at 2 on the left side. she said she saw him again on monday on like a mayor wearing a large black head phones around his neck and large dark sunglasses. >> we're looking into the possibility that he is responsible for other cases. at the time there has not been any other attacks at a brochure in the journal general vicinity. the >> and see in the middle of the afternoon crushes like this are dark. that is why police say it is important to be aware of your surroundings and to lock your door. this is again to the car i'm christine conley for kron4 news. >> the fact of the suspect is on the lives is alerting to the

number of parking crunch patrons. >> early feel safe anywhere. >> i don't like to be here around the daytime i like to be more careful. i can >> it pepper spray and you know might be aware of my surroundings. >> it was not a rate assaults the suspect frequent the area and they're asking anyone with information to call the police. >> a news this morning a federal documents has more than 23,000 jobs could be on the wine as they aren't really more in the gulf of mexico. it is an alternative to the drilling ban. they say nearly 9500 jobs will be affected with the direct

impact on some 14,000 of their jobs. >> a nationwide manhunt for an escaped inmate and his fiancee is over. they're captured and they had been on the run since july 30th but police say two other inmates they killed a couple of new mexico. >> he had a firearm at the small back she pulled it out and saw officers obviously have here, had their guns trained on her and she dropped the weapon. she was lying down on the campground and he was taking company and made a statement at the time, a few minutes later

that he had gone back and he would have killed the officers involved he also stated that he should have killed, excuse me, the officer when he had the opportunity to. >> the inmates were captured the last 20 weeks. they're both in colorado. >> it is still overcast on the san mateo bridge and lettuce checking with gen. >> free and easy. the tropical heat wave. that is one of the many song parodies they did in menopause but musical. we have one of the cast members here. she lived it to tell about it. we're going to talk about menopause the musical

(singing) >> all there is some great rock and roll in the show. california girls, heat wave, a million other songs, ok not million. but a few other songs. i exaggerate. it is so much fun on the show. its cause menopause the musical. it is a great story of for a woman tried to make it through life and have a good time and celebrate their womanhood and their femaleness which we all celebrate. >> it only gets better as time goes by. two of the cast members join us right now and we have meghan cavanaugh of and megan cavanaugh is right here. witworked twice with mel brooks

>> all >> but that face. we also have liz hired with us. hi liz. it is time that you both on stage when a perfect fit the before it. tell people little bit about the show. and the to mel brooks movie is human >> robin had men in tights at ladenburg held the and also played s.c. >> how does that work with mel >> amazing. he loves show business he is a character and full of life he's so funny and every day it is great. >> case 0 now, tell me little bit about the show. what is it for people have not seen it yet.

as >> it is really a celebration of women like to a change. it is an event. it is an experience. it is not to sing the play or a show it is nonstop is 90 minutes one song after another and has songs and lyrics. everybody can relate to it does not matter whether have gone up or going through menopause. >> >> a boyfriend> which is what you understand that even the music is wonderful. some of the songs, the change of life and my husband sleeps at night which is the lion sleeps at night with the tropical heat wave and all flash >> it is a story though ray is connected >> it is >> this is great of an going through the country all doing the show. i'm a girl from should be together. you do that on this

date and site you got together with your girlfriends to celebrate in your having a good time. it's so rowlock will get better. >> sits on what did you do to get into show business. >> oh gosh. i love singing in the rain and i just wanted to be an actress annette holly hunter in the broadcast news, that propelled me. i just loved her and joan cusack as a movie such a good movie. >> were just so glad. the group in the bay area >> i get the north carolina and that's where i still live. i love lucy. a lot your fearlessness and i believe to

it. i ended up trying on a tiny piece of lingerie by myself and people get to watch me go through all of the motions of china into this thing and is a fine moment. >> that is the most laughter in the whole show. i'm box is getting dressed a little laughter watch over me because i'm trying to wash it through my little cracker myron. >> to have a favorite moment show >> yes that is it. >> with and it tickets to see the fabulous show. it is many pause the musical is all this refits of 27 other hearst feet. san francisco at the going to the website to get tickets menopause but musical >> where it san jose

>> the rest of his late this weekend in san jose. >> every body needs to be laughed. >> the music and blue, fabulous females and film. gen a month before blancs. i'm no angel and harold and maude. it is definitely one of the great fabulous films and the reason all brooks got into show business is because he got to see people on stage and that is lower he fell month. julie and juliet is funny girl. the want of a great female james bond the beat so, the joneses on city to

be do not forget. a marvelous document tray it is really great. it is remarkable adventure. there really fought the good fight peer do not forget he hefner documentary is become a laughing stock. and there's a great documentary about what he did to change the world. menopause the musical. >> will have it has been having a ball playing at the pinnacle museum in alameda. let us check back in. all? >> no least at the end of the kimbell museum we decided to shopping next door. the alameda farmers' market and is a typical farmer's market but guess what things are very different this year all of your farmers markets because well,

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and this led to a room the air. welcome back to kron4 news. we're shopping of some folks there open tuesdays and saturdays. their action is you're on tuesday's which surprised me. does anybody know this is. want to take a wild guess? it is carol. you cut the stems. i've never seen that before. interestingly enough because of the weather, because of the weather does check these.

>> arce's then begins with the other guys' hands. >> ok so come on over here. has this season and this year. i your little later than usual? >> sold a quick lesson in how to shop for at mellon. >> usually go by the color. this is a good cantaloupe >> heavy. the zones right here.

>> you get less of demonstrated cf? we want to see how expert does it. >> without businessmen and many small. >> thanks. >> there is a lot of product out here that ordinarily would be gone by the tomatoes aren't going much later the corn is especially good. it is it been a difficult year for some people as a result of the weather. tell us what happened with you. >> we've done some crops we have we have heavy grass and is perfect conditions. the tomato

the grapes, and a lot of fun decimal. >> should have stayed at school. >> no i do not think so. >> so the farmers market these days talk to the folks there behind the tables. the notice could right now and what will really be tasty and different, but the variety. they're beautiful. everything is late. yes, it's made out the watermelon i think it is good leader? >> yesterday. this of good

labour. >> us. i want to tell you as well but they sell a box, called for the eggs which obviously are much coveted and also of you can buy side of beef. you buy calif you really wanted. there's a lot of farmers' markets all over the area this such a great food. >> phyllis in there, today. there it different every week. your russian kron4 news news

seven day forecast calls for a big change to a look at the temperature it through monday, mid-90s. things will get back down on wednesday. on >> alright it's all how there. speaking in a heat wave we're talking menopause. at the

theater of the matinee. this one gets pc. menopause the musical. com. this talk about menopause. everybody else it audience can relate. faugh they want to understand it? >> alright. it is >> so much for joining us. they do so much for watching interest morning back a o'clock and check out the news at myno carrier

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