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>> top stories we are following this morning. a hostage situation currently underway in kenya. dozens have been killed and hundreds wounded. >> and a man responsible for a fatal hit and run accident has been arrested. we'll hear from the victim's family. >> and the magic number is now down to one. the a's could clinch the a- lwe'll have your sports highlights. good morning and thanks for joining us on this september 22nd. i'm anny hong. marty gonzalez is off this weekend. let's begin this morning by getting a quick check of the weather. the first day of the fall season. janu? >> good morning. we can see plenty of low visibility in the north bay but it has improved. we are expecting plenty of sunshine and it is going to be a bit breezy. google take a look in the afternoon highs, coming up in just a bit.

>> developing news this morning out of kenya. where 59 are dead after an al-qaida linked militant group stormed an upscale mall and began shooting. and this morning there are still hostages inside. this is day two of the siege taking place at the popular westgate mall in kenya's capital city, nairobi. so far 59 people are dead and at least 175 are wounded. and officials say right now the gunmen are still holding a number of people hostage. we're hearing possibly around 30 people are still trapped inside the mall. this is now about 30 hours after the mall first came under siege.where gunmen shot down shoppers inside. officials believe 10 to 15 gunmen are involved.now isolated somewhere within the five-story building. the al-qaida-linked military group al shabaab, who is based in somalia, is

claiming responsibility for the attack. >> we have overcome terrorist attacks before. we will defeat them, again near or borders. terrorism, in and of itself is a philosophy of cowards. which is now the deadliest terrorist attack in kenya since al-qaida blew up the u-s embassy in 1998. kenya's president - who says some of his own relatives are among the dead.addressed the ongoing attack. among the 175 wounded, four are americans. the al-qaida linked group al-shabaab who claimed responbility, posted on its twitter feed that 'all muslims' were escorted from the mall prior to the attack. and indicated the killings are in response to the presence of kenyan troops in somalia. live in the newsroom mike pelton kron 4 news

>> a group connected to the pakistani taliban is claiming responsibility for the deadliest assault ever on pakistan's christian minority. at least 60 people were killed and nearly 120 wounded when a pair of suicide bombers attacked a historic church. the attack happened as hundreds of worshippers were coming out of the all saints church to get a free meal on the front lawn. the jundullah wing of the pakistani taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack. >> back to bay area news this morning. at no fault of their own. the oakland a's will have to try and clinch their second western division title in two years again today. yesterday, the a's trounced the minnesota twins nine to one. yoenis cespedes and alberto callaspo each homered and knocked in three runs. jarrod parker gave up one run in six innings. winning for the 12th time this season. the texas rangers won their game today. so, the magic number for the a's to clinch the division title is down to one game. oakland plays its final regular season home game today at 1:05.

>> the america's cup between new zealand. today, it was rescheduled after yesterday, the rain delayed it. the united states needs to win 66 consecutive victories they are expected to go at 1:15 today. the united states needs to win at least 6 consecutive -- victories. >> san jose police have made ansan jose police tracked >> child pornography possession somalia.

san jose police have made an arrest in the case of a double fatal hit and run accident that happened on labor day morning. kron four's jeff bush has the latest. san jose police tracked down, 24 year old danny coleman of east palo alto and made the arrest on friday. coleman is being charged with two counts of murder. police say that he was driving recklessly and killed 63 year old carman zavala and her friend 62 year old christina alvaro deleon when he crashed his car into the car that the two women were in while on their way to work. it was 3:15 in the morning on labor day. police say that coleman abandoned his silver mercedes and fled the scene of the accident and the investigation took several weeks to find him. the san jose covert response unit moved in and arrested coleman in union city. the district attorney is charging coleman with the women's deathwhich count as the city's 37th and 38th

homicide of the year. family members say the victims were loving and hard working women. >> she was a very sweet sister and i loved her so muchshe's a very good sister and an excellent worker. everybody loved her. >> reporter: coleman is being held in the county jail without bail. the district attorney is considering additional charges. i'm jeff bush at police headquarters in san jose, kron four news. >> coming up on kron 4 news weekend. we'll tell you how the looming government shutdown could affect you. >> this is a live look outside this morning. after that torrential rain fall. [ male announcer ] marie callender's know that you may not have time to roll out dough for a perfectly flaky crust that's made from scratch. or enough time to mix vegetables with all white meat chicken and a homemade gravy. she knows you may not have a moment to crimp the edges of yo favorite chicken pot pie. but marie callender's does. and when she's don all you need to do

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>> a crippling government shutdown could happen in less than two weeks. katie murray looks at how a government shutdown could effect you. >> reporter: a government shutdown is looming if they

cannot get to a compromise by september 30th. >> they are actually considering putting government operations in default. >> reporter: with both sides far from agreement what would that mean? you would still that social security payments and the u.s. postal service however other services could be delayed like medicare and veterans' benefits would be continued. however, agencies would be understaffed and it would also not be able to process student loan applications. is responsible for national security would be open but the national parks would be closed. and museums and zoos would be postponed. traveling internationally could also be a problem with new visa applications could be delayed. taxes will

still be collected but depending on how many refunds could be delayed. also federal workers could be furloughed without pay. this could be prevented if the senate is willing to compromise. which will often have until december 15th but there are reasonable components that we can both agree on. >> reporter: td murray, rec reporting. >> also, coming up. minutes. our political join us in the studio to talk more about the possible government shutdown. that coming up after the break.

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clouds but we are expecting plenty of sunshine. it is going to be breezy. tuesday will be sunny. however, let us talk about the rainfall totals with records. one- quarter of 1 in. accumulated in san jose and at the higher elevations have more impressive totals. with under 1.5 in. nearer crockett hills. now, there is high pressure building so we do have a dry week in store. temperatures? it has been chilly. with upper 40's in santa rosa. mid '50s and san francisco and pleasanton. 55 degrees in fremont. the afternoon highs are a bit warmer with upper seventies expected in los

gatos. 72 degrees in fremont. for the east bay and inland valleys. and close 70's for the east bay shore. plenty of sunshine with downtown san francisco. and cooler conditions with 64 degrees in ocean beach. upper 70's for santa rosa. as we take a look at your 7 day your kron 4 7 day around the bay it is going to warm up a bit with a cooler on tuesday. temperatures will rebound on thursday. >> the latest battle over a spending plan in congress could bring a government shutdown in less than two weeks. so what does that mean for the bay area specificially? here now to talk about that is our political analyst michel yaki.

there is also all the cut for food stamps. >> guest: what is interesting is that this was a $20 billion cut in the first portion of the budget. now, they have basically doubled down. we have seen an interesting transformation with the republican party. and this would be devastating for a lot of americans including people in california. millions would lose food stamp assistance this year. 85 percent would be children. i have a feeling that the senate will not go along with it. however, there is probably going to be some cuts. to a majority of those will be children. >> president obama during his weekly address saying that the republicans are involved what do think is going to happen. >> guest: the republican

named only that were liberal. however, there is a new species new'rino'.. is also non-republican because they are not traditional through limited government. these people are only basically members of the tea party. they have pushed the house majority into a position where i would say that is extremely high. that we are going to get a government shutdown, one way or another. it is interesting. take it back to the house. and the vast majority of the democrats would have to pass this to get this through but many are not happy that in all probability. without the old, care with also the o-the president obama

care would also be impacted they do not want to see that happen. we will see a shut down, regardless as the majority does not want to have a enough of those to make this happen. >> what would a shutdown made with federal offices, workers being out of >> guest: work guest if you go to a federal court? there would be a couple of weeks for them to still continue the post office is independent so that would be not impacted. however, people that are involved with government in our action, such as immigration, social security, college ability issues. and it is probably going to be in the dark with -- eligibility issues. that will have consequences for many people that are going on unemployment for

extensions. and many such as the national parks. fu is a scheduled lack of payment. it is going to be a pretty big impact. more so in 1995 that lasted 20 days. >> the impact to the economy? huge >> guest: guest it is going to be huge. and three weeks later, when the debt ceiling is also at the president is worried about what could happen about raising the debt ceiling. >> let us talk about that with the budget and also the debt ceiling is a big part of debate? >> guest: right. for anybody that is not aware, is the

designed so it can meet its bills, and it does not add to the national debt. it simply says that we have to make these payments to the treasury, with u.s. bonds and a lot of debt is overseas. a majority is even held by china, russia. if we would default on those, that would be a nightmare scenario. that would put a world wide credit market into a frenzy. that is what they are trying to avoid. however, think of the president obama terror they are going to put that on the debt ceiling. >> thank-you also, nextel will talk about how it will impact the bay area we will be back. next -- hour...

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>> www.kron4.com www.kron4.com >> >> president obama will remember the victims of the navy yard shooting during a memorial service today. the service will take place later this afternoon at the marine barracks washington-- near the navy facility where officials say 34-year-old aaron alexis fatally shot a dozen people last monday. the president and first lady will also visit with the victims' families are the service. the white house says the president wants to mourn the loss of the life and share in the nations' pain after another mass shooting. in chicago, mayor rahm emanuel is calling for an end to violence in the city.

the mayor consoled grieving families after a gunman shot and injured 13 people at a park thursday night. a group of people were playing basketball around 10:15 in a south side park when the gunman walked onto the court and opened fire. thirteen were hit including two teenagers and a three year old boy. here is what mayor emanuel had to say about the recent shootings. >> we cannot allow this violence to continue it robs them of their youth and their childhood. and the families. >> these people are killing innocent people. >> police say the shooting may be gang related and it is a miracle that no one was killed. >> president obama and the first lady attended the congressional black caucus foundation gala in washington this weekend. the president delivered a fiery speech in which he again asserted his refusal to negotiate with house republicans over his health care reform bill.

>> we fought a good thought, but that means that we need to get back up. we fought a good-fight but we have to work as hard as possible for our children! we need to do more work. during his speech, the president also addressed the recent shootings in chicago for the first time. and again called for tougher gun control laws. the president also addresses that the economy would suffer if the government shut down. coming up on kron 4 news weekend. volunteers took to the beach despite the rain yesterday for the annual coastal cleanup. we'll tell you just how many pounds of trash was collected.

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you are enjoying your day. let's take a quick look outside this morning. let's check in with janu for your sunday forecast. >> good morning. see that sunshine as we approach the bay bridge toll plaza with plenty of sunshine. a beautiful start for the first day of fall. temperatures are a bit chilly we are still dealing with some 40's in napa. have and low 50s for hayward and mid '50s correctly and san jose. . it is going to be breezy. overall, it is going to be warmer. with 80s in napa. '70s expected and sunnyvale and for livermore. for those headed out this evening, mostly clear skies we will feel close cooler temperatures. and for hayward, fremont, 50s and 60s in fairfield. let us

take a look at your 7 day from the bay, coming up. >> despite all the wet weather this weekend. thousands of californians took to the beaches trading in their beach towels for buckets and removing upwards of a million pounds of trash and debris. it's all part of california coastal cleanup day. at san francisco's ocean beach, thousands gathered to pick up trash.and experts say it is important for people to recognize how bad trash can be for our environment. >> in this kills wildlife. hundreds of thousands of marine animals and birds that are killed are round the world because they come in contact with the debris. every piece of trash is potentially could save a life. of a sea animal. >> the california coastal commission reports that the statewide count for the clean up volunteer stands at over 51-thousand people. those volunteers picked up more than 471-thousand pounds of trash and an

additional 30-thousand pounds of recyclable materials. >> its been over a week since the mount diablo wildfire that ravaged the area was finally extinguished. kron 4's jeff pierce was there as wildlife enthusiats returned to the mountain top to see what's left of the charred area. >> reporter: when fire raged on mount diablo two weeks ago it ravaged the diablo bowman's archery club's shooting range. >> the firemen where up here and they used it as a staging area to unload their bulldozers and keep ahead of the fire. >> reporter: the fire was so intense it destroyed several out buildings and a trailer filled with expensive targets the club used for their signature annual event. >> that was a metal semi trailer and it pretty much melted everything the only thing left was the aluminum frame and the wheels. it was very very hot the aluminum rails melted into little puddles underneath.

>> reporter: this saturday club members surveyed the damage for the first time to assess their loss and what had to be done to recover. >> the oak trees grow very slow so it's going to be hard for them to come back i probably won't see them in my life time. >> shooting out there we can't do because it's too dangerous, we got a lot of trees down. >> reporter: they watched saturday's rain with both hope and trepidation. >> i feel grateful as long as it stays light this is what we need on a range in the valley there is four inches of ash and it's really hard to walk in and it's bad to breathe. >> we don't want a lot of it because we don't want it to slide. >> we have a landscaping expert and he does erosion and there's a few spots he's concerned with. >> reporter: but the weekend's rain only encouraged the club's efforts to recover. >> i understand that after a fire like this you do get wild flowers coming back that you don't get any other time. >> let the fire come we're coming back. as long as

there's someone out here to pull a bow and shoot arrows and belong to this club we're coming back. >> reporter: on a rainy mount diablo jeff pierce kron four news. >> will be some money so that is good news. >> it will be--sunny there. the san francisco municipal transportation agency is hosting a naming contest for a new bus terminal plaza. the agency will collect suggested names under various categories including historic names or significant natural features. the new plaza, which is set to break ground in two years, is designed as a hub linking residents, businesses, schools and muni. it will also serve as an open-space venue for community events such as farmer's markets and street fairs anyone is welcomed to participate in the online contest. >> developing news this morning out of kenya. where 59 are dead after an al-qaida linked militant group stormed an upscale mall and began shooting. and this morning there are still hostages inside. kron 4's mike pelton is

live in the newsroom with the the latest on this story. good morning mike. >> reporter: 59 dead and 175 people are wounded after the attack inside the westgate mall. and the kenyan prime minister says the gunmen are still holding a number of people hostage. officials say about 30 people are still trapped inside the mall. this is now about 30 hours after the attack.where gunmen shot down shoppers inside the mall. officials believe 10 to 15 gunmen are involved.now isolated somewhere within the five-story building. the al-qaida-linked military group al shabaab, who is based in somalia, is claiming responsibility for the attack. >> we have established and confirmed.... and we are grieving the families that have lost loved ones. >> so far authorities rescued about one-thousand

people from the mall.among those inside when the shooting began was an american woman.who spoke about her experience over the phone. among the 175 wounded, four are americans. al-shabab, who claims they are behind the attack.says they will not negotiate. this attack is the deadliest terrorist attack in kenya since al-qaida blew up the u-s embassy in 1998. live in the newsroom mike pelton kron 4 news >> syria has turned over more documents detailing its chemical weapons stockpiles to a watchdog group. 'the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons says it has received syria's quote "expected disclosure." but no specific details have been released about the regime's stockpile. critics say that the assad regime is stalling and failing to show transparency as promised. as part of a u-s and russian deal to eliminate syria's chemical weapons, a full list of its chemical arsenal and production facilities must be submited to the organization so they can be secured and destroyed.

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>> a one-eyed kitten is an internet sensation. his name is sir stuffington. and he's gone from near death to one of the hottest trending pages on facebook in just a matter of days. now -- he's being called the greatest ambassador for animal shelters and a shining example of how they help save lives. brian pryor has the story. >> reporter: he is a it little cat that has already overcome a lot of obstacles when he came to the animal shelter he was only 1 lb.. living on the street and the fleas and caused him to have anemia and even a heart

murmur and also a trauma that has left him without an ally. >> you see a kitchen, he is without-and eyeball --. if you see-a little kitten do not just leave them. they can survive and thrive. and have someone to love them. >> reporter: the foster care animal control brought him and and his two brothers. they say that this is a great desire to live in the is a real fighter. he even has his own facebook page. with over 14,000 friends and only five days. >> everybody has a beauty. he is a great save and a great ambassador to get the message of that it makes a difference. and every employee, every volunteer that is what we do is saving

lives. >> reporter: they are well on their way to recovery this one i kitche one i cannot.d beauty is in the eye of the be holder the one side--- the one eyed kitten. coming up on kron 4 news weekend, it's beginning to look at a lot like *christmas on this sierras. a few inches of snow fell in the sierras, we'll take a look at just how much after the break. but first, here's a live look outside. san mateo bridge coming up your full forecast.

>> mother nature causing some confusion in northern california this weekend. the last day of summer looked more like winter. some areas in the sierra nevada reported at least an inch of snow -- as the early season storm moved in. the summer snow halted traffic along parts of interstate 80.

the blast of winter won't last for very long -- as temperatures are expected to rebound this week. i am sure that the skiers are happy about this. >> twenty people from the bay area are traveling to colorado to lend a helping hand. they are joining 42 other bay area volunteers to help those affected by deadly floods that killed 7 people, destroyed countless homes and left 60 more people missing. the floods came as a surprise to many colorado residents who did not have flood insurance. also, this water is showing signs of the e coli. and after each yesterday's i am surprised but we are looking at calm conditions. >> it is a beautiful start for the fall season with a lot of sunshine. still, some scattered clouds but it is going to be a bit breezy and

mild temperatures. tuesday, wednesday we are looking at sunny and cooler conditions this early system has pushed out east. we are expecting a dry wheat. as for temperatures? it is still chilly. with santa rosa, napa, and as it downtown san francisco, 53 degrees in fremont throughout the day, a mixture of it 60s along the bayshore. 70's inland. putting this into motion. we can see nearly 80s for the inland areas and dropping back down to widespread 60s by 8:00 p.m. breaking down the afternoon highs for the east bay inland valleys, warmer temperatures. brentwood, livermore. '70s

expected in danville. and widespread 70's with 77 degrees in los gatos. and upper 70's for those in morgan hill. the east bay shores, 72 degrees in alameda. 60s expected in castro valley. downtown san francisco, 70 degrees in 64 degrees in ocean beach. mid 70's and redwood city, palo alto. and also for the north bay if you are going to napa? it is going to be 80s. your kron 4 7 day around the bay we did have a dry week and stored it is going to be warmer and cooling off on tuesday, wednesday. and temperatures are going to rebound. netflix used to just mailnow it's primed for a big night at the emmy's, as nischelle turner reports.

>> house of cards. >> with that, netflix went the most likely to succeed. >> they have made a loud and pricing statement that they have a right with $100 million. with kevin spacey and others is a real message to the community that they are serious. >> with 14 m denominations and it is a first time that a series over the internet was nominated in the top categories. >> if you are a broadcast network you must be concerned is saying that it had 3 million new subscribers once it started airing " house of cards ". and this has been so successful that the network wants to double its our regional programming next year.

>> yes. their net worth. and netflix, doubling their value, with a small change to their company model. they used to say that we are movies and tv shows now, we are movies and tv series network. >> i would say that they a very viable out let to watch programming and quality programming. >> think about it. like many of their original series, if orange is the new black? could they be the new hbo? >> i find it very frustrating to watch a show and wait. i am just so used to watch things back to back when i want to see them. >> certainly streaming could not be taking over television but it is creating a buzz. some however saying that it is not sustainable. >> it is resto-and

in terms of competition? to doing something terribly different? it remains to be seeing. there are still problems in the that flick's business model that is why there was this huge and the campaign. >> reporter: aide seemingly work for this television academy. >> the landscape is so much for different now that you look for the corners that are not obvious and i think that it is representing a new issue. >> with 14 and the nominations it used to just mail you dvd said. michele turner, cnn. >> good luck for them. designer stores in west hollywood are now "fur- free". the city's ban on selling weekend. animal activists hit the streets to show their support. many cheered -- others held signs that said "fur is inhumane"-- and "would you

wear your dog." any retailer who violates the ban more than three times in a year can be charged with a misdemeanor. some retailers say it goes against the city's claim to be a west coast fashion capital. other stores are simply moving their fur items to stores just outside of the city limit. coming up on kron 4 news weekend. it's officially oktoberfest. we'll show you some of the celebrations around the world. ♪

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>> germany's 180th oktoberfest began this weekend. the mayor of munich tapped the first beer to begin the celebration. this will be christian ude's last year tapping the keg after two decades in service. the mayor's term will end

this year and will be unable to run again after reaching the maximum number of elections. he opened his final ceremony >> the cincinnati ohio is the second largest. george taki. the grand marshal of this celebration and in keeping with the celebration he led the chicken dancethe world's second-largest oktoberfest celebration is underway in cincinnati, and joining in on the fun is star trek actor george takei as the grand marshal at this and - in keeping with in the "chicken dance". the festival runs through the weeken features more than two dozen food vendors, live music and more than 800 barrels of beer.

>> top stories we are following this morning. a hostage situation currently underway in kenya. dozens have been killed and hundreds wounded. we'll have the latest. and a man responsible for a fatal hit and run accident has been arrested. we'll hear from the victim's family. and the magic number is now down to one. the a's could clinch the a-l west today. we'll have your sports highlights. good morning and thanks for joining us on this september 22nd. i'm anny hong. marty gonzalez is off this weekend. let's begin this morning by getting a quick check of the weather. >> good morning. happy fall. >> this is our bridge camera and we are waking up to some areas of fog but we are expecting a beautiful day. and temperatures are on the mild side with breezy conditions. for this evening, mostly clear. we will have more on your full forecast but first, let us go back over to mike.

>> out of kenya. where 59 are dead after an al-qaida linked militant group stormed an upscale still hostages inside. kron 4's mike pelton is live latest on this story. good morning mike. >> reporter: this is day two of the siege taking place at the popular westgate mall in kenya's capital city, nairobi. so far 59 people are dead and at least 175 are wounded. and officials say right now the gunmen are still holding a number of people hostage. we're hearing possibly around 30 people are still trapped inside the mall. this is now about 30 hours after the mall first came under siege.where gunmen shot down shoppers inside. officials believe 10 to 15 gunmen are involved.now isolated somewhere within the five-story building. the al-qaida-linked military group al shabaab, who is based in somalia, is claiming responsibility for the attack. which is now the deadliest terrorist attack in kenya since al-qaida blew up the u-s embassy in 1998. >> everybody was telling each other to be quiet this american woman is retelling what she saw.

>> i think that people were fearful. the people on the other side of the door could hear us they could take us also hostage. >> reporter: kenya's president - who says some of his own relatives are among the dead.addressed the ongoing attack. among the 175 wounded, four are americans. the al-qaida linked group al-shabaab who claimed responbility, posted on its twitter feed that 'all muslims' were escorted from the mall prior to the attack. and indicated the killings are in response to the presence of kenyan troops in somalia. live in the newsroom mike pelton kron 4 news gamo >> /a group connected to the pakistani taliban is claiming responsibility for the deadliest assault ever on pakistan's christian minority. at least 60 people were killed and nearly 120 wounded when a pair of suicide bombers attacked a historic church. the attack happened as

hundreds of worshippers were coming out of the all saints church to get a free meal on the front lawn. the jundullah wing of the pakistani taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack. >> back to bay area news this morning. at no fault of their own. the oakland a's will have to try and clinch their second western division title in two years again today. yesterday, the a's trounced the minnesota twins nine to one. yoenis cespedes and alberto callaspo each homered and knocked in three runs. jarrod parker gave up one run in six innings. winning for the 12th time this season. the texas rangers won their game today. so, the magic number for the a's to clinch the division title is down to one game. oakland plays its final regular season home game today at 1:05. >> san jose police have made an arrest in the case of a double fatal hit and run accident that happened on labor day morning. kron four's jeff bush has the latest. >> reporter: san jose police tracked down, 24 year old danny coleman of east palo alto and made the arrest on

friday. coleman is being charged with two counts of murder. police say that he was driving recklessly and killed 63 year old carman zavala and her friend 62 year old christina alvaro deleon when he crashed his car into the car that the two women were in while on their way to work. it was 3:15 in the morning on labor day. police say that coleman abandoned his silver mercedes and fled the scene of the accident and the investigation took several weeks to find him. the san jose covert response unit moved in and arrested coleman in union city. the district attorney is charging coleman with the women's deathwhich count as the city's 37th and 38th homicide of the year. family members say the victims were loving and hard working women. benefi >> she was a very sweet sister and i loved her so muchshe's a very good sister

and an excellent worker. everybody loved her. >> reporter: coleman is being held in the county jail without bail. the district attorney is considering additional charges. i'm jeff bush at police headquarters in san jose, kron four news. >> coming up on kron 4 news weekend. we'll tell you how the looming government shutdown could affect you. also, this live look on this sunday morning from our roof cam, sunny skies, blue skies and it is clear as a bell. . ♪ [ female announcer ] wherever morning brings you, bring the energy you need. new nature valley soft-baked oatmeal squares. softly baked. made with hearty oatmeal and a drizzle of cinnamon.

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>> the america's cup was postponed yesterday because of the rain. new zealand could clinch the victory, however, the americans would need six consecutive

victories to clinch the victory. >> child pornography this 60 year-old david buxbey will face 20 years in prison. thousands of images of child pornography were deleted from his computer. these illegally down loaded images were on computers of the government. he will be prosecuted in december. >> a crippling government shutdown could happen in less than two weeks. katie murray looks at how a government shutdown could effect you. >> reporter: a government shutdown is looming if they cannot get to a compromise by september 30th.

>> they are actually considering putting government operations in default. >> reporter: with both sides far from agreement what would that mean? you would still that social security payments and the u.s. postal service however other services could be delayed like medicare and veterans' benefits would be continued. however, agencies would be understaffed and it would also not be able to process student loan applications. for new housing. or-housing. >> is responsible for national security would be open but the national parks would be closed. and museums and zoos would be postponed. traveling internationally could also be a problem with new visa applications could be delayed. taxes will still be collected but depending on how many refunds could be delayed. also federal workers could be furloughed without pay. this could be prevented if the senate is willing to compromise. which will often

have until december 15th but there are reasonable components that we can both agree on. >> reporter: next week they will make its own version. kitt mary also, michael yaki will also is see how it will impact the bay area coming up after the break. . unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet.

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>> welcome back. we are waking up to some low, scattered clouds. we did see some record-breaking total since yesterday. just traces and napa. and six tense in san jose it is deftly, more impressive totals with 1.5 in. in the

mountains. and one 10th of 1 in. and mount diablo this is pressing east so we have high pressure building. and slightly warmer conditions and let us talk temperatures. if your headed out the door 60s and concord, he word. and still clinging to the 40's and now but it has been chilly. in the north bay. it will be breezy also this afternoon with 77 degrees, 74 degrees expected in santa clara. and for the east bay inland valleys. '70s in danville, 73 degrees expected in castro valley. and 69 degrees. for the coast, we are expecting sunshine. 70 degrees for downtown san

francisco and nearly 80 degrees in napa. as we take a look your kron 4 7 day around the bay it is going to be dry. a bit warmer tomorrow and cooler on tuesday. >> the latest for the government shutdowns and here, is our political analyst, michael yaki. what does this mean for people living in the bay area? this impact could be services, parks. any federal park is probably going to be closed, the presidio. the national parks, angel island, yosemite, for example. anything with a federal imprint and even if the national cemetery. passports could also be suspended as a result. if you are thinking about getting a loan for a housedozens have been killed and the entire process was

stop the fha.. beginning of the fiscal year. money began towards hiring police and also social-service programs. all of those things are going to be running dry. >> do you think that this has a high possibility? >> i would think so. and i think that it is probably 75%. >> let us talk about the president obama care. we got a question from even anderson. he is a founder of a small start up company and he is wondering what type of impact it will have on small businesses. will he have to raise his race? it also >> guest: one of the reasons why the republican party is so bent on trying to kill the president obama gear is

that it is addressing the issues that your friend brought up. first of all, how many employees does he have? if he has 50 employees or more? >> is the cut >> guest: off 20 employees guest even if it is 20. it is assuming that obama care is not defunded in the mid october. that is where he can look to find better prices, better deals, better competition for security and insurance for his employees. that is exactly the type of thing that they do not want to see. there is competition and prices could go down and it could impact employees. >> let us talk about our viewers that the bart strike possibility. they are now training the managers to run

the trains? >> guest: i think that what they are going to take his former operators that are now in a management position and they say that we are going to be able to run the trains. if i was a union i would be laughing. it could probably cause more problems. it could be just a small bandage on a huge gaping wound. for the number of people that need to be transported we are headed, towards another standoff. this government has thrown as many life preservers to the public as they have. and on october 10th, we are pour to having another strike. >> with inside information, we are going to have -- another strike. >> i think that they are talking at each other and not with each other. and the republicans are also to not

ignore the fact that many people depend on this form of public transportation. >> guest: the only possibility is if they bring in a federal mediators. they have the opportunity to request an additional 60 day cooling off. but i do not think that either side is going to agree to that. i do not know what is really gone on between these both sides. however, it is not fast enough to assure the general public. and a specially, when people have to ride to go to their minimum wage jobs to make a living. that is really volatile. >> guest: people here rely on is it. to get to and from work, all the time. michael, yaki thank you so much. it

is 9:20 and we will be back with more.

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developing news this morning this flood area off in a flood plain in colorado the chance of this was less than 1 percent each year. >> when we asked about it wanted to make sure that we cover our bases. and it is a lot of money. >> we have an inkling that even if it did happen we did not get insurance. >> reporter: this represents a significant number of flood victims it is still too early to haul people have been impacted. the devastation was so widespread that it is beyond places that were prone to flooding. >> it is beyond our imagination. and it is understandable. for people do not have flood insurance in this area.

>> reporter: but they are not thinking about the lack of insurance. they are still trying to keep more water from getting into their house. and also, trying to get some special belongings. >> i found it! >> reporter: a special mental but it does not going to finance the repairs that their homes are going to need. >> president obama is remembering this navy shooting it will take place later this afternoon. in washington. president obama will remember the victims of the navy yard shooting during a memorial service today. the service will take place later this afternoon at the marine barracks washington-- near the navy facility where officials say 34-year-old aaron alexis fatally shot a dozen people last monday. the president and first lady will also visit with the

victims' families are the service. the white house says the president wants to mourn the loss of the life and share in the nations' pain after another mass shooting. >> in chicago, mayor rahm emanuel is calling for an end to violence in the city. the mayor consoled grieving families after a gunman shot and injured 13 people at a park thursday night. a group of people were playing basketball around 10:15 in a south side park when the gunman walked onto the court and opened fire. thirteen were hit including two teenagers and a three year old boy. here is what mayor emanuel had to say about the recent shootings. >> we cannot allow children in the city of chicago and we will not allow the children of chicago to have their usefulness, their optimism, their hope taken from them. that is what violence does. that is wrong! >> we need to stop these innocent killings. they are killing innocent people. >> police say the shooting may be gang related and it is a miracle that no one was killed.

>> president obama and the first lady attended the congressional black caucus washington this weekend. the president delivered a fiery speech in which he again asserted his refusal to negotiate with house republicans over his health care reform bill. during his speech, the president also addressed the recent shootings in chicago for the first time. and again called for tougher gun control laws. >> s long as there are people out there to get their hands on guns we must work very difficult and hard and do more to make it more difficult for people to get your hands on guns. >> the president also addresses the looming government shutdown, warning congress that the economy would suffer if the government shut down. coming up on kron 4 news weekend. volunteers took to

the beach despite the rain yesterday for the annual coastal cleanup. we'll tell you just how many pounds of trash was collected. there are so many things that we do on a daily basis.

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'70s and the self-bay. for this evening, mainly clear skies and breezy. the futurecast is if you're going to downtown san francisco, 60 degrees. 62 in vallejo. and we will take a look at what is in store for the week ahead. in anand despitedespite all the wet weather this weekend. thousands of californians took to the beaches trading in their beach towels for buckets and removing upwards of a million pounds of trash and debris. it's all part of california coastal cleanup day. at san francisco's ocean beach, thousands gathered to pick up trash.and experts say it is important for people to recognize how bad trash can be for our environment. >> it kills wildlife. there are hundreds of thousands of marine animals and birds that are killed all round the world because they come in contact with debris.

every piece of trash is potentially a piece of trash that they could have used or used in their daily life. >> the california coastal commission reports that the statewide count for the clean up volunteer stands at over 51-thousand people. those volunteers picked up more than 471-thousand pounds of trash and an additional 30-thousand pounds of recyclable materials. >> its been over a week since the mount diablo wildfire that ravaged the area was finally extinguished. kron 4's jeff pierce was there as wildlife enthusiats returned to the mountain top to see what's left of the charred area. >> reporter: when fire raged on mount diablo two weeks ago it ravaged the diablo bowman's archery club's shooting range. >> the firemen where up here and they used it as a staging area to unload their bulldozers and keep ahead of the fire. >> reporter: the fire was so intense it destroyed several out buildings and a trailer filled with expensive

targets the club used for their signature annual event. that was a metal semi trailer and it pretty much melted everything the only thing left was the aluminum frame and the wheels. it was very very hot the aluminum rails melted into little puddles underneath. >> reporter: this saturday club members surveyed the damage for the first time to assess their loss and what had to be done to recover. >> the oak trees grow very slow so it's going to be hard for them to come back i probably won't see them in my life time. >> shooting out there we can't do because it's too dangerous, we got a lot of trees down. >> reporter: they watched saturday's rain with both hope and trepidation. >> i feel grateful as long as it stays light this is what we need on a range in the valley there is four inches of ash and it's really hard to walk in and it's bad to breathe. >> we don't want a lot of it because we don't want it to slide. >> we have a landscaping expert and he does erosion and there's a few spots he's concerned with.

>> reporter: but the weekend's rain only encouraged the club's efforts to recover. >> i understand that after a fire like this you do get wild flowers coming back that you don't get any other time. >> let the fire come we're coming back. as long as there's someone out here to pull a bow and shoot arrows and belong to this club we're coming back. >> reporter: on a rainy mount diablo jeff pierce kron four news. >> the san francisco municipal transportation agency is hosting a naming contest for a new bus terminal plaza. the agency will collect suggested names under various categories including historic names or significant natural features. the new plaza, which is set to break ground in two years, is designed as a hub linking residents, businesses, schools and muni. it will also serve as an open-space venue for community events such as farmer's markets and street fairs anyone is welcomed to participate in the online contest.

>> developing news this morning out of kenya. where 59 are dead after an al-qaida linked militant group stormed an upscale mall and began shooting. and this morning there are still hostages inside. kron 4's mike pelton is live in the newsroom with the the latest on this story. good morning mike. >> reporter: of we are continuing to see this devastation. 59 dead and 175 people are wounded after the attack inside the westgate mall. and the kenyan prime minister says the gunmen are still holding a number of people hostage. officials say about 30 people are still trapped inside the mall. this is now about 30 hours after the attack.where gunmen shot down shoppers inside the mall. officials believe 10 to 15 gunmen are involved.now isolated somewhere within the five-story building. the al-qaida-linked military group al shabaab, who is based in somalia, is claiming responsibility for the attack.

>> the entire nation i stand with the families who have lost their lives and extend every kenyans' deepest condolences. i ask god to give you comfort as you confront this tragedy. >>reporter:so far authorities rescued about one-thousand people from the mall.among those inside when the shooting began was an american woman.who spoke about her experience over the phone. among the 175 wounded, four are americans. al-shabab, who claims they are behind the attack.says they will not negotiate. this attack is the deadliest terrorist attack in kenya since al-qaida blew up the u-s embassy in 1998. live in the newsroom mike pelton kron 4 news >> syria has turned over more documents detailing its chemical weapons stockpiles to a watchdog group. 'the organization for the

prohibition of chemical weapons says it has received syria's quote "expected disclosure." but no specific details have been released about the regime's stockpile. critics say that the assad regime is stalling and failing to show transparency as promised. as part of a u-s and russian deal to eliminate syria's chemical weapons, a full list of its chemical arsenal and production facilities must be submited to the organization so they can be secured and destroyed. we'll be right back here on kron four news weekend. [ phone ringing ] [ daughter ] hi mom. hey honey, the trip's great, very relaxing. are you sure you can't make it? but you come every year! you could be playing bingo right now! woooo!

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>> a one-eyed kitten is an internet sensation. his name is sir stuffington. and he's gone from near death to one of the hottest trending pages on facebook in just a matter of days. now -- he's being called the greatest ambassador for animal shelters and a shining example of how they help save lives. brian pryor has the story.

>> reporter: he is a it little cat that has already overcome a lot of obstacles when he came to the animal shelter he was only 1 lb.. living on the street. and fleas caused him to have anemia, a heart murmur and also trauma that has left him with only one eye. >> if you see a little kitten do not just leave them. they can survive and thrive. bring them into a shelter so someone can have them and love them. >> reporter: the foster care animal control brought him and and his two brothers. they say that this he has a great desire to live and is a real fighter. he even has his own facebook page. with over 14,000 friends in only five days. >> everybody has beauty. he

is a great save and a great ambassador to get the message that shelters makes a difference. every employee, every volunteer that is what we do is saving lives. >> reporter: they are well on their way to recovery he has survived. and this is a testament that beauty is in the eye of the the holder. >> coming up on kron 4 news weekend it is beginning to look a lot like christmas in the mountains. we will take a look at the snowfall in the sierras. first, let us take a look out side with some patchy fog with your sunday, sunny forecast. 9:43

mother nature causing some confusion in northern california this weekend. >> the last day of summer looked more like winter. some areas in the sierra nevada reported at least an inch of snow -- as the early season storm moved in. the summer snow halted traffic along parts of interstate 80. the blast of winter won't last for very long -- as temperatures are expected to rebound this week. >> the damage of the massive flooding in colorado showing a cool light in the tap water in the town of lyons w with contaminated nikol-- e. coli.... they want to

fix the problems before the people return home. >> this live look outside from our walnut creek camera mostly sunny conditions on this first day of the fall season. and we have the oakland a's, the 49ers are playing the colts and what type of weather over looking for? >> we are looking at plenty of sunshine. it is going to be a great game today. with lots of sunshine on the first day of fall a bit breezy but comparable. tomorrow, is going to be warmer and tuesday, wednesday it is going to cool off a little bit. the satellite, and this system is pushing east. this high pressure is building and that means some drier, warmer conditions. this is where temperatures are sitting right now. oakland, hayward. and 51 degrees in redwood city. with nearly

60s along the bay shore with 70's. indicated by the yellow. putting this clock into motion, '60s and '70s and nearly 80s. for those going out this evening. we are looking at widespread 60s and even some 50s. breaking down the afternoon highs upper '70s along the delta. 76 degrees and orinda.. and milpitas. '70s in los gatos. and 70's expected in san leandro. downtown san francisco, upper 60s it expected in half moon bay. and if you are going to the north bay, 80s expected in napa. and your kron 4 7 day around the bay plenty of sunshine and

try for the workweek with a cool off. tuesday, wednesday, and a cool work week. netflix used to just mail dvds. now it's primed for a big night at the emmy's, as nischelle turner reports. >> house of cards. >> with that, netflix went the most likely to succeed. >> they have made a loud and pricing statement that they have a right with $100 million. with kevin spacey and others is a real message to the community that they are serious. >> with 14 m denominations denominations-----emmy nominations with 14 and it is a first time that a series over the internet was

nominated in the top categories. >> if you are a broadcast network you must be concerned is saying that it had 3 million new subscribers once it started airing "house of cards ". and this has been so successful that the network wants to double its original programming next year. >> yes. their net worth. and netflix, doubling their value, with a small change to their company model. they used to say that we are movies and tv shows now, we are movies and tv series network. >> i would say that they a very viable out let to watch programming and quality programming. >> think about it. like many of their original series, if orange is the new black? could they be the new hbo? >> i find it very frustrating to watch a show

and wait. i am just so used to watch things back to back when i want to see them. >> certainly streaming could not be taking over television but it is creating a buzz.t it is not sustainable. >> -and in terms of competition? to doing something terribly different? it remains to be seen. problems in the that flick's business model that is why there was this huge and the emmy campaign. >> reporter: aide seemingly work for this television academy. >> the landscape is so much for different now that you look for the corners that are not obvious and i think that it is representing a new issue. >> with 14 and the -- emmy

nominations it used to just mail you dvd said. michele turner, cnn. >> the kron 4 news weekend continues after the break.

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cincinnati, ohio. and joining in on the fun is star trek actor george takei as the grand marshal at this year's celebration. and - in keeping with tradition - he led the crowd in the "chicken dance". the festival runs through the weekend -- and features more than two dozen food vendors, live music and more than 800 barrels of beer. there is also oktoberfest by the bay everybody is getting into the spirit. thats kron 4 news weekend >> for this sunday morning. i'm anny hong. from all of us thanks for watching. join us for kron4 news tonight at eight. and next saturday for kron 4 news weekend starting at 7 am. enjoy the oakland athletics, and the 49 years, the tailgating and we will see you, later. have a great weekend into the 49ers- (music) [ phone ringing ]

[ daughter ] hi mom. hey honey, the trip's great, very relaxing. are you sure you can't make it? but you come every year! you could be playing bingo right now! woooo! and there's movie night -- you love movies! [ laughs ] sorry honey, can't hear you -- bad connection. love you! [ laughs ] ♪ [ female announcer ] find progresso heart healthy soup on sale now at your local safeway store.

shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible.