(male announcer) this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> marty: top stories we are following this morning. bart and union management continue to negotiate. contracts expire at midnight. the governor is

poised to step in. we'll have a live report coming up. werfeland the search for 16- year-old hannah anderson is over. a week after the amber alert went out. her accused abductor is dead following a shootout with f- b-i agents. hannah's condition. >> marty: good morning and thanks for joining us on this sunday august 11th. i'm marty gonzalez. we'll get to your top stories in a moment but first lets get a quick check of the weather with janu. >> janu: 60s for the bay in the afternoon highs will be slightly warmer. getting to about the mid '80s inland. and low 60s for the coast

will take a closer look at the afternoon highs, coming of. >> marty:bart workers contracts will expire at midnight. so time is running out for bart and its unions to reach an agreement. court judge will consider bart workers contracts will expire at midnight. so time is running out for bart and its unions to reach an agreement. this morning a superior court judge will consider governor brown's request for a cooling-off period that would prevent a strike. kron 4's mike pelton is at the san francisco superior court now with more. good morning mike. >> reporter: the judge will consider the 60 day cooling off that has been proposed by gov. jerry brown. to maintain trade relations. the both sides tried to get to a deal but there were not

able to. there were still paralyzed with safety concerns, salary coming negotiations and pension requests. they however, are still saying that if they are making requests to grant the cooling off period of 60 days. that would possibly avoid the interruption of service. >> we try to keep everything in the ring. and i am assured that all freak--all of to-unions and the third party are trying to get everything together. with all-both unions. >> we do not want to put the bay area through this with $180 million in concessions. with increased workloads we're fully expecting bart to propose a

fair outcome however, the proximity and ls conditions. >> this is likely to be made a decision today. whether or not, the cooling off. will be granted by the judge. keeping us dated, we will keep you updated. >> marty: thank you, mike. and as a reminder, you can download our news at up to receive information. our news afte our news paour news application for a mobile device. two teenagers are dead and three are in critical condition after a solo collision in san jose early sunday. police say the car

apparently lost control and hit a tree. all five passengers involved were young men between the ages of 17 and 19. it is unknown whether speeding or alcohol were involved. one passenger was ejected from the car. a san jose police officer says two victims were pronounced dead at the scene. >> shortly before midnight received calls about a traffic accident. near rio grande. the vehicle lost control, was traveling in a high rate of speed and hit a tree. the five passengers were in the car and unfortunately, two of the passengers were pronounced deceased. the other three were taken at the hospital. the remaining are expected to survive however one remains in critical condition. >> a toxicology report is being done. talks abouts details of the accident an accident reconstruction team is working on investigating the crash.

police say a toxicology report will also be done. >> marty: all westbound lanes of highway 580 in oakland are reopened after a collision this morning. the crash was reported around 2:30 a-m just west of the 14-th avenue off- ramp. it shut down the west side of the freeway for more than an hour. police say one of the cars involved went off the road. a sig alert was issued for the area when the c-h-p blocked off all lanes to search for the car. no one was seriously injured in the crash. >> after an agonizing week of waiting, hoping and praying 16-year-old hannah anderson will be reunited with her family today. her father brett anderson is enroute to an idaho hospital where she is under evaluation. hannah was rescued from the idaho wilderness yesterday afternoon. her alleged captor james dimaggio, a family friend is suspected of kidnapping hannah - killing her mother and her brother and burning his house down. investigators say an f-b-i agent shot and killed dimaggio as they tried to arrest him. >> "special agents with the hostage rescue team, along with salt lake city division of the fbi, observed hannah and the suspect near moorhead lake

at a campsite. agents moved in to rescue hannah. the suspect is deceased." >> "this was a homicide suspect that was in a very rugged area and we had a 16-year-old girl. we have to look at the tactical issues. it is certainly a complex search." >> marty: in all, some 250 law enforcement personnel - including about 150 fbi agents - helped locate hannah anderson in idaho. now the f-b-i is saying the entire operation will now be reviewed by a team from washington. >> marty: the search is still on for missing oakland woman sandra coke. authorities say, a woman's body was found in vacaville friday but they have not released her i-d. coke, who is a federal investigator, went missing last sunday. police say she was seen in the company of her long- time ex-boyfriend on the day of her disapearance. he is identified as 56-year- old randy alana. police have named him a person of interest in the case. alana is a registered sex offender. he was arrested on an unspecified parole

violation earlier this week and has been questioned. this morning, coke's family and friends are holding out hope that she is still alive. they refused to speak until the body found has been identified. stick with kron 4 news and we'll keep you updated on this developing story. >> coming up on kron 4 news weekend. an update on the wildfire burning in southern california and the flooding in colorado. we will be right back. (music)

>> marty: firefighters expect to have the so called "sharp fire" fully contained by this evening. the fire has scorched 30 square miles in the mountains east of los angeles. it destroyed 26 homes. crews made steady progress against the blaze yesterday and had it 70 percent contained. the fire injured ten firefighters and seriously burned a mountain biker who was overrun by the fast- moving flames. the fire forced the

evacuation of 18-hundred people, including 800 campers. evacuation orders for several communities still remain in effect. >> the cleanup continues in flood-ravaged manitou springs, colorado. officials say several homes are destroyed -- others are significantly damaged. the town mayor says there was not a lot warning before the flood waters rushed through downtown friday. he credits businesses and restaurants for reacting quickly and helping people reach safety. the town's police chief describes the extent of flood damage. >> "i'm sorry to say, and my heart goes out to the families and businesses that sustained the damages. we had six buildings that were declared unsafe to enter, and actually, two of them are buildings that were declared unsafe in our july 1st event. it's obvious that they sustained more damage, but because they were unsafe then, they are still unsafe now." >> marty: authorities have also recovered the body of one man from the mudslide debris that swept through the town. a search continues for

three others who have been reported missing after the flood. coming up on kron 4 news weekend. we'll take a look at your local weather and our political analyst michal yaki is on set to wrap up this weeks political headlines. ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in. that's american ingenuity to find new roads. ♪ the 2013 volt. charge ahead of the rest in the hov lane. ♪ living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver.

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fairfield, antioch. mid upper 50s for the east bayshore. and to downtown san francisco let us check the temperatures by noon. 60s along the bay and already '70s. the afternoon highs are slightly warmer. even more 86. not quite as chilly as yesterday. napa, fairfield and the delta of taking a look at the afternoon highs for. 84 degrees in los gatos. and the east bay inland valleys livermore. downtown san francisco, mild. 70's for san bruno. and 80 degrees in santa rosa. and as we take a look your kron 4 7 day

around the bay tuesday, wednesday, thursday, with mid 70's for the bay and 66. >> marty: joining us this morning is our political analyst michael yaki to talk about from this week. first, lets talk about the on going bart negociations. somewhat of a historic accord opening today. superior court for the first time ever is going to be open on sunday to discuss the governor's 60 day cooling-off proposal. >> grant: that is what is great about being governor. however, this is a question of timing >> studio guest: guest however, the injunction for this cooling off period is being requested >> marty: is the judge likely to be rejected? >> studio guest: under the government code it is very

mandatory. it should go to the court and the judge will make an injunction if this could find that it will disrupt public transportation and also jeopardize the economic welfare of the city. of course, this would. very little wiggle room. and neither party has come to an agreement. the reason why they came to an agreement to consider a cooling off period. because they will waste a lot of money. >> exactly we are likely to see these changes. with a settlement or a cooling off. will go into effect. >> exactly. why >> marty: are these sides so far apart?

>> i think that it comes down to contracts and timing. here, we had the last they made concessions at that point. with over $100 million and now, in 2013, because of the economic recovery. they want to share but unfortunately, this economy is not growing. it is not a quite robust economy that they want to share. that is part of the relations problem that the union is having now. when we talk about these things and it seems to make sense but in this particular context the unions are not happy with their wages. and also their hair carhealth care costs. and also, what the workers are making. it creates a sentiment of what it would normally have been a normal

contract negotiation. >> marty: let us go back to the governor stepping into this and this seems like other civic leaders to not want to get involved. yeah, governor jerry brown is getting involved wide to the politicians have gotten away from the negotiations? >> i think that it is important for government to make sure that the strike does not happen. clearly, the public does not want it for the economy. and it is still, a fragile economy. and why the others to not jump and it is a question of two different things. the unions contribute a lot of money and that does not necessarily mean that it is going to purchase anything but access. but the fact that we are in a state of turbulence. many of these political advisers are going from one office to the next

public office and did not want to jeopardize that reelection. and also our primary systems change. that means in a heavily democratic area like that the area is likely to have a runoff between two different democrats is much more likely. with out a republican involved in the worst time to " kiss and make up " a primary here, there is not that time. the union is of against the same democrats that they chose the first time. they do not have that " kiss and make up " time on the second go round. essentially, they have already made a decision that they are impacting the economic outcome of this situation and they do not know if they want to have a political ramifications from their involvement. michael,

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>> marty: in connecticut, federal investigators are trying to figure out the cause of a plane crash that killed at least four people on friday. officials say the small aircraft crashed upside down into two homes friday morning and burst into flames. it's believed two children - age one and 13 were killed inside the house. a lead investigator for the n-t-s-b says air traffic with the pilot moments before the plane went down. >> i know that the tower past if the pilot requested clearance and the pilot said ga however, the pilot -- was

provided clearance from the tower. >> marty: a relative said ex-microsoft executive bill henningsgard and his son were on board the plane. this isn't henningsgaard's first crash. records show he ditched a small plane in a washington state river in 2009 after his engine quit. officials say only two bodies have been identified, the pilot and a one-year- old found in the basement of the home. >> police are focusing on aaron hernandez's girlfriend in the search for the murder weapon that killed odin lloyd. police are investigating shayanna jenkins' possible involvement in hiding a weapon for hernandez. the bristol press reports that search warrants suggest hernandez may have asked jenkins to take a gun safe or lock box out of his home the day after lloyd's body was found. search warrants say jenkins may have dumped weapons in the woods or taken them to a storage facility paid for by hernandez in connecticut. jenkins has not responded to questions about the

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>> marty: welcome back. let us take this live look outside. >> correct. >> janu: still, foggy outside but temperatures are on the mild side. 50s in concord. as the go for this afternoon it is going to be

clearing faster. '70s expected in san jose. and a few more 80s in the north- bay. and 80 degrees in santa rosa and downtown san francisco with upper 60s. if your headed out this evening the cloud coverage increasing but not quite as wide what we saw, yesterday. oakland, hayward, with 60s in san jose and still pleasant in fairfield. we will take a look a your extended forecast with a warm up. for now, let us go back to marty.

top stories we are following this morning. bart and union management midnight. the governor is bart workers contracts will expire at midnight. so time its unions to reach anthis morning a superior court judge will consider governor brown's request for a cooling-off period that would prevent a strike. kron 4's mike pelton is at the san francisco superior court now with more. good morning mike. >> reporter: the largest labor unions met for over 12 hours yesterday and they continue to be divided over ploy benefit contributions, celery and employee safety. however, the -- employee safety -- and also salary negotiations... . a 60 day cooling off period will be in effect if they cannot get to a decision. >> every day we get closer to a decision which is to

not advertise all the updates of our developments. both unions and a third party are trying to get this done. >> it is incompletely avoidable. so there is no reason to put the bait bay area through this. we provided $100 million in concessions and now. this is completely being ignored. >> reporter: this 62 cooling off will continue service id is not likely that the judge is going to rule against gov. jerry brown's request. however, we will keep you updated as soon as we get a decision. mike pelton, kron 4 news.

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inch nails and red hot chili peppers are just a few of the performers taking the stage this weekend at san francisco's outside lands music festival. and sir paul mccartney.,. some 60,000 fans attend the three day festival each year. it takes place on multiple stages set-up throughout police and park rangers are out in force - keeping an eye on crowds. police say some citations were handed out to people for trying to sneak in. but overall the festival has gone smoothly. the price to attend all three days - about $250 dollars for regular admission. visitors we talked to say it was money well-spent. last six years the concerts usually end at around 10 at night. today is the final day of hall and oates as well as the red hot chili peppers are scheduled to take the stage. >> marty: >> marty: as football season starts to changes are in

store for fans heading to games. kron four's terisa estacio >> reporter: with the new nfl season about to start, there are some big changes, and you can see them right there on the sign, it reads, the new that means the it will be in effect when the game kicks off the new bag policy limits what fans can bring through security and into the stadium to watch the game for example, here is a list of what is now banned. you can not have a back pack, cooler, fanny pack, seat cushion, or camera bag - here's a look at what you can bring in >> i think that there is going to be a lot of confusion. if on a order a cooler in it is not clear i am going to be upset and possibly leak. >> reporter: you can cart in your items with these - a nfl approved see through tote, a small clutch type purse. you can also put some items in a one gallon ziplock bag and go through security. the nfl issued a statement saying that the new policy make games safer this new after the boston bomb blast. finish line. kron 4 spoke with a fan about the new policy - to tailgating fans can still bring in coolers packed with goodies to the parking lot.

terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >> marty: a young girl and a man riding in a horse-drawn carriage were injured in a collision near petaluma yesterday. police say an 11 year old and carriage when the horse was spooked and took off running at full speed. the owner of the horse tried unsuccessfully to stop the horse.which ran into a city traffic sign, causing the driver to be ejected. meanwhile, a motorist on east washington street saw the horse running down the middle of the road with the girl on board. the driver pulled his vehicle in front of the runaway carriage, causing the horse to eventually stop. >> the trucks of what was happening. and of course, the carriage >> marty: ."the back seat" the girl suffered minor injuries and was taken to a local hospital. police say the driver's actions likely prevented the

girl from suffering greater injuries. >> marty: in san francisco. tourists had quite a scare when their tour bus caught on fire! it happened just after 6 p-m saturday near the financial district. fire officials say the passengers were evacuated injured in the blaze. the burned bus will be towed away from the area for further investigation. the cause of fire is unknown at this time. sports coming up. [ female announcer ] new nature valley soft-baked oatmeal squares.

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>> marty: the giants snapped baltimore's three-game winning streak saturday. hunter pence smacked a go- ahead, two-run double in the sixth inning. and giants pitcher chad gaudin threw five strong innings. the giants beat the orioles three - two. and they go at it again today with first pitch at 1:05.

the a's lost the game and first place in the a-l west yesterday. the jays jose bautista and jose reyes homered and drove in two giving toronto the five - four win over oakland. josh reddick homered twice for the a's after hitting three bombs on friday. not enough for the a's who have lost for the seventh time in nine games. so texas is now in first place in the a-l west, by one game ahead of oakland. the a's take on the blue jays again today in toronto at 10 this morning. >> a new documentary about the baja smugglers to the northern coast of california. and we will have the creators of the film here. .

>> janu: welcome back. with cloud coverage we are

expected to see some clearing. high noon he we will see less widespread than what we saw, yesterday. and in terms of temperatures? 60s. he here is what your afternoon highs look like slightly warmer temperatures in the past. and 79 degrees in santa clara. and we are looking at upper 80s in livermore, brentwood. and antioch. low 80s and concord. and seven

leasehold 74 degrees for fremont. for the coastal areas. 63 degrees. and redwood city palo alto upper 70's and will finish it off in the north-bay with a slightly warmer temperatures. 80s. 80s degrees expected in napa, sonoma, 79 degrees expected in novado your kron 4 7 day around the bay we are looking at low 90s. with wednesday, thursday, for the inland verserious. with 60s along the coast. >> this is a new documentary. the drug smuggling from the baja, mexico to the coasts of

california raising questions about drug reform. weekend. a new documentary entitled "baja smugglers" has gone viral. it is a film about the surge in drug smuggling from baja mexico to the shores of joining us this morning is jesse aizenstat, >> studio guest: we wanted to see were these boats were coming from. and this is a small, open a whole boat that is difficult to be picked up on a radar. with nearly 100 lbs. of marijuana could be loaded. >> marty: this has been an ongoing problem with mexican and you pasdrug enforcement. and the united states drug enforcement and you caught wind of it and decided to make a film about it? >>

studio guest: yes. i am from southern california. it started with these boats washing up on shore. we heard and that they would add up. but where did they start from? this was a destination/coordination- ordination it was -- originated in this small remote area of mexico. >> marty: were you ever in danger? >> studio guest: that is an interesting question. i am trained to work as a journalist, and i've previously over to the middle east. what it comes down to, is this business. one thing that we've learned is that these people are smugglers and also businesspeople. they are ruthlessly going after one

person that is what people got killed in the mexican drug war. >> marty: exactly. >> studio guest: we wanted to see it in action. >> marty: you seemed like you are walking a fine line to tell this story. and keeping in mind that this is their multi-million dollar business. they take this very seriously. >> studio guest: yes. product are migrant workers and marijuana. they do take this very seriously, with $4 million street value. there is money in it, for sure. >> marty: most of that time, the drivers will unload their cargo. of marijuana, or even people in southern california about this business is growing where people even go toward santa cruz? >> studio guest: guest yes. i think that just a nejust-a few weeks ago, there

were 2.2 million lbs. of marijuana and what that says is that these boats will keep coming. what we of learned is that these boats are going to keep coming in the wholesale price for marijuana which is a real moneymaker is $20 per account. in the baja desert. it is grass. they will keep coming. do to stop that? recently, the senate has proposed a $50 billion in specific military concessions to address these votes carrying margaret workers and marijuana. what is to carry -- migrant workers -- and what is the

focus going to be on getting against my grain workers? were also going to get marijuana. to get migrant workers. -- >> marty: you know, what about other topics. >> studio guest: it is a great opportunity to get other topics and we are also on also'baja smugglers' the name of that and congratulations and we will be right back. >> marty: congratulations.

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you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] switch and add a wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles rethink possible. >> marty: matt damon is back on the big screen.

and a fake family gets in real trouble in "we're the millers." andrew spencer has a look at this week's new releases in now showing. >> this man-made space station with no poverty. and no sickness. and also an alter-populated earth. these do not cross paths. and also, this life or death caused him to take on the seemingly impossible task to bring equality to both worlds. jennifer anniston. and " we're the miller's ". this is around a drug dealer that they cannot refuse. >> i will pay you $100,000. this unique neighbors is posed as his family. they want to try to get this across the border. >> from the creators of cars from pixar.. however, he is

of afraid of heights with his health is help with this--help of his mentor. all comes out in the end. >> take a look at this, with celebrating tight rope walker this high rope is only a 1 in. wide steel wire. this acrobat also created other stunts and even past the other tight rope walkers. he said that this was a dream come true. still ahead, will have the latest on your top stories and the weather. coming up in a couple of minutes. in the meantime,

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her accused abductor is dead following a shootout with f- b-i agents. we'll have an update on hannah's condition. good morning and thanks for joining us on this sunday august 11th. i'm marty gonzalez. we'll get to your top stories in a moment but first lets get a quick check of the weather with janu. >> janu: a foggy start with 50s and 60s. towards noon, it is going to be clear. still, coastal clouds. temperatures will be in the '70s. with upper 50s for the coast. the afternoon highs are going to be warmer. this warm up continuing. mid upper 80s and more 60s for the coast. will take a closer look at that, coming up. >> marty: a superior court judge is requesting- considering-a 60-request cooling off from governor jerry brown. expire at midnight. so time is running

out for bart and its unions to reach an agreement. this morning a superior court judge will consider governor brown's request for a cooling-off period that would prevent a strike. bart and the union would rather get a deal of downed today to avoid a cooling off period. they want to get a deal done to date to avoid that cooling off. >> everyday is progress even aware not advertising each update of our progress and discussions. we still want to get this done. >> this could have been entirely avoidable. we provided $100 million in concessions in 2009. we were fully expecting court to have a fair approach. instead, they brought a mediator that is causing difficulty with this process. >> marty: if this cooling

off would go into effect tomorrow. this is also, a bit of historical because it is a sunday court session. continue to stay with us we will provide you with the latest and anny on kron 4 news at 8:00 p.m. and also download your mobile and smart phone device with our new news app... two teenagers are dead and three are in critical condition after a solo collision in san jose early sunday. police say the car apparently lost control and hit a tree. all five passengers involved were young men between theit is unknown whether speeding or alcohol were involved. one passenger was ejected from the car. a san jose police officer says two victims were pronounced dead at the scene. >> shortly before midnight

we received calls from a citizen with a traffic accident that occurred on a shack near rio grande. near talks abouts details of the -- shadduck ave. the 17 year-old and 19 year-old, was the age of all five passengers. there were two people that were pronounced dead at the scene. there is one person in critical condition at a the remaining three are at area hospitals. accident >> marty: an accident reconstruction team is working on investigating the crash. police say a toxicology report will also be done. all westbound lanes of highway 580 in oakland are reopened after a collision this morning. the crash was reported the 14-th avenue off-ramp. it shut down the west side of the freeway for more than an hour. police say one of the cars involved went off the road. a sig alert was issued for the area when the c-h-p blocked off all lanes to search for the car. no one was seriously injured in the crash. >> marty: after an agonizing

week of waiting, hoping and praying 16-year-old hannah anderson will be reunited with her family today. her father brett anderson is where she is under evaluation. >> we will still have to bury family members but the unbelievable fate that my granddaughter is coming home. >> reporter: hannah was rescued from the idaho wilderness yesterday afternoon. her alleged captor james dimaggio, a family friend is suspected of kidnapping and her brother and burning his house down. investigators say an f-b-i agent shot and killed dimaggio as they tried to arrest him. >> this was the most horrible thing that you could ever imagine doing. and knowing that he was still out there. >> reporter: they do not want her to ever have to return to that home. >> no matter what they were doing, they were together but is going to be tragic for her to push through. >> reporter: is in a hospital under evaluation and the father is on his way

to bring her back today. this reunion will make this tragedy even more painful. >> i am here for her and help her through this terrible tragedy and be strong for her. >> reporter: the family is more candid about the fear. >> today is the anniversary of the father's suicide. i think that it was 20 years ago, today. so, we were worried that he was going to do the same thing. >> reporter: a message for anybody that keeping a secret is the best way to go. >> tell somebody! save somebody's life. you never know if that person can turn on them and that is what he did. he snapped . with salt lake city division of the fbi, observed hannah and the suspect near moorhead lake at a campsite. hannah.

the suspect is deceased." >> "this was a homicide suspect that was in a very rugged area and we had a 16- year-old girl. we have to look at the tactical issues. it is certainly a complex search." enforcement personnel - agents - helped locate hannah anderson in idaho. now the f-b-i is saying the entire operation will now be reviewed by a team from washington. the search is still on for missing oakland woman sandra coke. authorities say, a woman's body was found in vacaville friday but they have not released her i-d. coke, who is a federal investigator, went missing last sunday. police say she was seen in the company of her long-time ex-boyfriend on the day of her disapearance. he is identified as 56- year-old randy alana. police have named him a person of interest in the case. alana is a registered sex offender. he was arrested on an unspecified parole violation earlier this week and has been questioned. this morning, coke's family and friends are holding out hope that she is still alive. they refused to speak until the body found has been identified. stick with kron 4 news and we'll keep you updated on this developing story.

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>> marty: firefighters expect to have the so called "sharp fire" fully contained by this evening. the fire has scorched 30 square miles in the mountains east of los angeles. it destroyed 26 homes. crews made steady progress against the blaze yesterday and had it 70 percent contained. the fire injured ten firefighters and seriously burned a mountain biker who was overrun by the fast- moving flames. forehoof evacuation of 18- hundred people, including 800 campers. evacuation orders for several communities still remain in effect. >> the cleanup continues in flood-ravaged manitou springs, colorado. officials say several homes are destroyed -- others are

significantly damaged. the town mayor says there was not a lot warning before the flood waters rushed through downtown friday. he credits businesses and restaurants for reacting quickly and helping people reach safety. the town's police chief describes the extent of flood damage. >> "i'm sorry to say, and my heart goes out to the families and businesses that sustained the damages. we had six buildings that were declared unsafe to enter, and actually, two of them are buildings that were declared unsafe in our july 1st event. it's obvious that they sustained more damage, but because they were unsafe then, they are still unsafe now." >> marty: authorities have also recovered the body of one man from the mudslide debris that swept through the town. a search continues for three others who have been reported missing after the flood. coming up on kron 4 news weekend. we'll take a look our political analyst michal yaki is on set to wrap up this weeks political headlines.

>> janu: welcome back. this

live look at the golden gate. breezy. and the fog tracker, just how widespread. as we are looking at the clearing time of around zealand. afternoon, that fog shoul coole- with more by noon clearing --. and not quite as wide spread equally as last night. temperatures? warming up. and concord, pleasanton low 60s for redwood city. and downtown san francisco. by noon, 60s along the beach or with 70's and 80's. putting the clock into motion. for those of you going out this evening temperatures are gradually cool off. 50s, 60s, and even

residual '70s but not as cool as last night. taking a look at the afternoon highs. 80s through cupertino. the three degrees through evergreen with mid upper 80s in the delta and livermore section. 80s in walnut creek. downtown san francisco a bit more mild. more 80s in the north bay. 82 degrees expected for napa. as we take a look your kron 4 7 day around the bay that warm-up will be continuing. temperatures getting into the '90s! 60s along the coast. >> it is been very busy politically. michael yaki and let us talk about the white house press conference. and this took place on a friday. >> yes.

>> studio guest: it is frequently, the way that he wants to do something by limiting the exposure. take out the trash " day choosing friday. he wanted more transparency, and accountability in government. and how he wants to look at a program specifically, the medicare program. under section number of 215 of the special intelligence act. and also about civil libertarians to see if they can modify to protect citizens. although, at the same time he is saying that we do not really need protection because we're not doing any spying. >> marty: a bit of a mixed message? >> studio guest: a very much of a mixed message. and at

the same time, they talked about the fact that surveillance is often one- sided. and if it is a case of surveillance. they need a public advocate. the democratic senators. again.. mist mixed messages. saying that he used a dishwashing metaphor. he says that sometimes he washes the dishes and sometimes michelle obama washes the dishes. and he said " i told to ". now i'm going to have to show you and this is all i have to indeed show protection for americans. >> marty: another part of the conference was the non- relations between the united states and russia. >> studio guest: correct. i think that is a new cash flow. basically he described latimer put --described putin..

a child in the the back of the class pupping. he is still, angry and he believes that the--pouting.. still, that the russians had perhaps something to do with swoden... when he ever left hong kong. russia granted him asylum before he left china. and the president however, cancels' moscow and instead it goes to sweden. he says that they are great allies and that they work together. what that means is that julianne assange who is hiding out in the ecuador embassy you are going to go to sweden. maybe... >> marty: you mentioned that hillary clinton is going to be in san francisco tomorrow

to get an award. do you think the issue's going to run? >> grant:. she is probably the most >> studio guest: >> i think the issue is one of the most qualified to run. she is receiving and award from the bar association recognizing her leadership as a female. she will be reminiscent of how people.. ch four. proceed perpee her. and i will say that there is a despicable site that came up with a right

wing that is entitled " slap hillary " it is extremely disturbing. they want to take this site down. it is one portion to have a opposition but it is one also won quite another, to have a domestic violence message. >> marty: what do you think about the 60 day cooling off period? >> studio gues >> studio guest: he is using this bay area economy as the quite necessary need.

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>> marty: in connecticut, federal investigators are trying to figure out the cause of a plane crash that killed at least four people on friday. officials say the small aircraft crashed upside down into two homes friday morning and burst into flames. it's believed two children - age one and 13 were killed inside the house. a lead investigator for the n-t-s-b says air traffic controllers made contact with the pilot moments before the plane went down. >> the pilot acknowledged that the runway was in sight. i imagined a couple

of seconds later they lost transmission. >> marty: a relative said ex-microsoft executive bill henningsgard and his son were on board the plane. this isn't henningsgaard's first crash. records show he ditched a small plane in a washington state river in 2009 after his engine quit. officials say only two bodies have been identified, the pilot and a one-year-old found in the basement of the home. >> marty: police are focusing on aaron hernandez's girlfriend in the search for the murder weapon that killed odin lloyd. police are investigating shayanna jenkins' possible involvement in hiding a weapon for hernandez. the bristol press reports that search warrants suggest hernandez may have asked jenkins to take a gun safe or lock box out of his home the day after lloyd's body was found. search warrants say jenkins may have dumped weapons in the woods or taken them to a storage facility paid for

by hernandez in connecticut. jenkins has not responded to questions about the incident. hernandez has pleaded not guilty to murder charges. >> day 3 is getting ready for the concertgoers of the outdoor event....

>> breaking news there will not be a part strike tomorrow. the bart trains will be running tomorrow. the superior court judge has it just issued at 60 cooling off period. it will go into effect when the signs it today. the bart trains will be running tomorrow. there will still be a 60 cooling off. , regardless of the negotiations. great news for commuters. the board trains will be running.

>> janu: good morning. this is from the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza with foggy conditions. and temperatures will be a mild. many 50s and 60s. similar to what we saw yesterday. richmond, upper 50s for the east bay shore and already in the mid 60s in sunnyvale. as we go for the afternoon, partly cloudy conditions along the coast. the bayshore but inland afternoon highs will be a bit warmer. these in santa rosa. and 60s for downtown san francisco. as we take a look at the evening hours. it is going to be not quite as chilly as yesterday. 60s

in napa. and it 60s as well for the san mateo bridge. for now, let us go back to party. the obamas will spend eight let's go back to marty -- >> marty: sir paul mccartney, nine inch nails and red hot chili peppers are just a few of the performers taking the stage this weekend at san francisco's outside lands music festival. some 60,000 fans attend the three day festival each year. it takes place on multiple stages set-up throughout golden gate park. police and park rangers are out in force - keeping an eye on crowds. police say some citations were handed out to people for trying to sneak in.

but overall the festival has gone smoothly. the price to attend all three days - abouttors we talket was money well-spent. >> it is well worth it. >> great bands. >> liberating, just exactly what a servewhat a servesthis wa perfect concertlast six years the concerts usually end at around 10 at night. today is the final day of the festival. hall and oates as well as the red hot chili peppers are scheduled to take the stage. as football season starts to rev up, some controversial changes are in store for fans heading to games. kron four's terisa estacio has the story. >> reporter: with the new nfl season about to start, there are some big changes, and you can see them right there on the sign, it reads, the new nfl bag policy is in effect that means the it will be in effect when the game kicks off the new bag policy limits what fans can bring through security and into the stadium to watch the game for example, here is a list of what is now banned. you can not have a back pack,

cooler, fanny pack, seat cushion, or camera bag - here's a look at what you can bring in you can cart in your items with these - a nfl approved see through tote, a small clutch type purse. you can also put some items in a one gallon ziplock bag and go through security. the nfl issued a statement saying that the new policy will speed of security plus make games safer this new policy was inacted shortly after the boston bomb blast. where the explosives were placed in backpacks near the finish line. kron 4 spoke with a fan about the new policy - >> i think that there is probably going to be a lot of confusion. to me, and n f l approved bag is going to be anything but if it is not

clear by security i'm going to be upset. >> reporter: the new rule does not apply to tailgating fans can still bring in coolers packed with goodies to the parking lot. terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >> marty: a young girl and a man riding in a horse-drawn carriage were injured in a collision near petaluma yesterday. police say an 11 year old girl was riding on a horse and carriage when the horse was spooked and took off running at full speed. the owner of the horse tried unsuccessfully to stop the horse.which ran into a city traffic sign, causing the driver to be ejected. meanwhile, a motorist on east washington street saw the horse running down the middle of the road with the girl on board. the driver pulled his vehicle in front of the runaway carriage, causing the horse to eventually stop. >> the picku truck saw what was happening. and it collided with the front end.

it was an injury to the 11 year-old girl. ."the back seat" >> marty: the girl suffered minor injuries and was taken to a local hospital. police say the driver's actions likely prevented the girl from suffering greater injuries. >> marty: in san francisco. tourists had quite a scare when their tour bus caught on fire! it happened just after 6 p- m saturday near the financial district. fire officials say the passengers were evacuated from the bus and no one was injured in the blaze. the burned bus will be towed away from the area for further investigation. the cause of fire is unknown at this time. an organization taking on the problem of violence among young people in oakland, joined with police to conduct a gun buy back program saturday morning. the program youth uprising offered one hundred dollars for each gun turned in. no questions asked. youth uprising had enough funds to take a hundred guns off the street. and they hope their efforts paid off. >> i think that there are so many different different factors that play with this

harbo high level of -- violence. i hope that his gun buyback will help. people that have the same sentiments will want to have the same sentiment and reduce crime. >> marty: you could call it a program quickly ran through their funding for the one hundred guns. coming up on kron 4 news weekend. we'll have a look at your sports highlights.

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>> marty: the giants snapped baltimore's three- game winning streak saturday. hunter pence smacked a go- ahead, two-run double in the sixth inning. and giants pitcher chad gaudin threw five strong innings. the giants beat the orioles three - two. and they go at it again today with first pitch at 1:05. >> marty: the a's lost the

game and first place in the a-l west yesterday. the jays jose bautista and jose reyes homered and drove in two giving toronto the five - four win over oakland. josh reddick homered twice for the a's after hitting three bombs on friday. not enough for the a's who have lost for the seventh time in nine games. so texas is now in first place in the a-l west, by one game ahead of oakland. the a's take on the blue jays again today in toronto at 10 this morning. the belmont-redwood shores little league all-stars magical summer run ended abruptly last night. the boys lost nine - zero against southern california in the little league western regional final in san bernadino belmont-redwood shores, representing northern california in the western regional, went unbeaten during the round robin part of the tournament, winning games over teams from arizona, utah, and hawaii. congratulations to them on

a terrific season. n-b-a star lebron james has kicked off another school year in his hometown of akron with his foundation's second annual "i promise family reunion." the lebron james family foundation event has evolved from a bike giveaway to an education initiative that includes nearly 700 students. james welcomed a new class of third graders to the program yesterday. the students are required to complete a two-week camp over their summer vacation making eligible to for new bike, helmet, a school uniform and backpack tags. the west texas plant explosion details. coming up details on the forecast as well.

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>> the bart trains will be running the cooling off. was granted by the judge and mike pelton towards us. >> reporter: good morning. we just stepped out of that court hearing. he intends to sign and to grant the 60 cooling off. he will intend to sign that later. he intends to get all the signatures required. and that hearing was only about 12 minutes. the lawyers and for the government. nobody objected to this and as long

as everything runs smoothly and it will not tranit will not-disrupt service. he will make this official later. there'll be no bart strike tomorrow. this will expire on midnight, zero in the coldest october tent. >> and this seems like a formality? >> it is not likely that he was going to go against the governor and he nobody is objecting to the aft. and now just more formalities to get more signatures, review the addendums but he does plan on signing act. >> marty: mike pelton, thank you. let us take this live look and suddenly for commuters it is looking better. >> janu: we are starting to

see some breaks of sunshine. portions of the north bay as well as the peninsula. checking fog tracker 4 putting this clock into motion by noon, clear. with the exception of the bay and coastal areas but we will expect mostly sunny skies. and even warmer temperatures. if your headed of this evening not quite as widespread and that cloud coverage overnight. for the north bay, the delta and portions of the peninsula. let us talk about the temperatures. 50s in fairfield, antioch in the east bay shore. had and low 60s also for the peninsula as we go for the afternoon hours as i mentioned, warmer compared to yesterday. 86 degrees expected in antioch.

and to the south-bay, 70's and 80's with only 86 degrees expected in evergreen. and sunnyvale, santa clara and as well as san jose. from more 70's expected in the gulf left. 60s and alameda. downtown san francisco, upper 60s for ocean beach. 77 degrees and san mateo and we will finished it off in the north bay. if you're going to go to wine country 70's expected for the bott. for novad also, the high pressure is building toward the north. with a warm up. your kron 4 7 day around the bay we can see temperatures getting back into the '90s. 60s for the coast. marty?

>> the autopsy results of the west plant explosion are raising some questions. the mayor is saying that the firefighters should not have responded to the blaze. >> reporter: they are men who came to actually, heroes who came to help with the explosion. volunteer firefighters moralized. however, on thursday the autopsy showed that they should have not have been there. with the heroic brothers had blood all call level above the legal limit. the blood -- alcohol law will. > i still the thick that they are still heroes even though their blood alcohol level was elevated. >> another volunteer firefighter had marijuana in his system.

>> you do not get into a fire truck if you have been drinking. >> reporter: should have the report it to that fire? >> no. >> reporter: they have no written the code about operating under the uence of the fire chief standard does. organization does. >> i do not think that it bothers me that there were off-duty but there were on duty it bothers me. there is nothing that is going to bring those guys back. >> marty: because of the explosion is still under investigation. >> school closing in some

poor chicago neighborhoods. they had close last spring to save money the closures of course sparked immediate protest. they are worried that the children will have to cross the gang of boundaries. many of these schools will be boarded up and vacant. they want to find new uses for these buildings. however, until then they will not be used. we will be back with more, stay with us. >> vicki: the new kron 4 news app is very easy to use easy to download. just grab your smart phone or your wireless device and click on the app store. google play or the apple itunes store and just search for kron 4. after you install it, this will take you to the landing page. you'll be able to get what you want. you are not going to have to hunt for what you want. and a special section on the bart strike, traffic,

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>> marty: the bart trains will be working on schedule. the san francisco superior judge issued a cooling off period. this will avert a strike until at least october 10th. with a 12 minute hearing today that the potential work stoppage

from the board employes would threaten public safety. there were no objections from attorneys on both sides. now, the judge will signed the order and paperwork that is presumably this afternoon. and i want to remind you to continue staying with us for this court order. will have complete coverage tonight at 8:00 p.m. and also we have a new kron 4 news app with virtually any wireless device. bart trains will be working tomorrow. we will see you tonight at 8:00 p.m. with complete coverage of the board strike. and also seeing you next saturday. with complete coverage of the bart strike tonight... (music)

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