>> top stories we're following for you, a man arrested in the killing of his father in a south bay home. what police are saying about the homicide. >> some are breathing a sigh of relief today, details next. >> tony stewart plans to race today after being involved in a deadly accident. we have the latest. >> this is the bay area's news station. kron 4 news weekend stars now. good morning everybody, i'm marty gonzales. >> and i'm anny hong, and i had to put my windshield wipers on this morning. >> the entire ride doesn't look

too bad today. oakland, berkeley, all dealing with some drizzle. we're in the upper 50s right now, the marine layer a little deeper this morning. we're seeing extensive cloud cover and that's going to carry us until the afternoon. we're talking about temperatures near or below seasonal, so by 3:00 this afternoon, we're talking about a mix of sun and clouds. low 70s inside the bay and mid-80s for the inland spots. still looking for the possibility of a few sprinkles early next week. i'm going to track the chances for that coming up in 15 minutes. annie. >> at around 6:00 p.m. last night, police respond to what they believe is a medical call. officers arrive to find a man in

his 50s suffering from several stab wounds. the lone suspect was taken into custody. lieutenant jason dyer said that the victim and suspect live in that home. >> we will look if police has ever been called out to that house before. so far we know that he is known to be here in san jose. we know that the suspect is known to us, the victim and suspect knew each other. there's no eminent danger to the public. the guy who committed the stabbing is in custody. police officers say that a woman was stabbed one time but her injuries are not life threatening. one person is dead after a

two car crash on interstate 80. the incident happened around 12:30 this morning. we lane was closed for nearly 3 hours due to the crash. the victim has not been identified. also in vallejo, a firefighter was injured. it happened last night in sonoma and york street. firefighters were transported to local hospitals with serious injuries but hospital officials say they're expected to be okay. in santa clara, an elderly woman was killed in a car accident on monroe street. a woman in her early 30s was backing out of her drive way when they hit and killed the elderly woman. neighbors say the victim would have been tough to see, especially since she wasn't at

the crosswalk. >> there's bushes and things that come out of. the side where you were looking, you could have looked twice and then there's someone right there. >> police have not released the identity of the woman. they believe she lived in the area. quan says the change will give her time to attend to city business. her driving has been scrutinized since june. the first time when she was caught using a cell phone while driving, and a fender bender that damaged a city issued car. quan is running for reelection this november. a 70-year-old hunter was shot by one of his companions. the napa sheriff's department

said that the sacramento man was shot during the opening day of deer season when another member accidentally dropped his rifle and he was rushed to a local trauma center for treatment. no word yet on his condition. police in solina is asking for your help about a shooting. the two victims were 26 and 22 years old and both later died. anyone with information that is asked to call soly nsa police. . a textbook, some parents are complaining that it's inappropriate to some students. the superintendent is recommending to put using the

book on old. cyber sex, pornography, all subjects addressed in the book. many signed a petition to reject the book. tony stewart will race in today's event following a accident last night. he hit and killed fellow driver 20-year-old, kevin ward jr. we have video of the incident but we want to warn you, it may be disturbing for some video. you can see that tony spun out kevin on the 14th lap. he wanted to confront stewart so he walked towards stewart's car and he was hit and thrown about 50 feet. ward was taken to the hospital where he later died. >> coming up on kron 4 news weekend, we have video for you

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temperatures. look at thursday, 90s back this the forecast by friday and we're going to continue with the warming trend as we head into next weekend.

. >> welcome back, the redwood city fire crew is sent to san mendicino. firefighters were hurt and air lifted to the burn center at uc davis. three of them are from south bay and the other five are inmate firefighters. they have an evacuation order for the area. the fire was started by lightning on july 30th and has

charred more than 7,000 acres. it's now 30% contained. three dogs are dead after being left in a hot car for two hours. they spotted the dogs inside the car at a sacramento complex. three were already dead but a 2-year-old female was rescued. she is now being treated by animal control officers. >> the windows were cracked about an inch open. that doesn't give enough circulation. it's not enough for those dogs to survive. >> the suspect is facing animal endangerment charges. he could lose the right to own a dog for 10 years if found guilty. >> we have the forecast for this sunday morning. let's look at a live look outside at the conditions in san francisco and we'll have erica

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>> clean up efforts are still under way in hawaii from tropical storm iselle. the storm hit the islands earlier this week knocking downpour lines, phone lines, and trees. no reports of major injuries. now they're bracing for hurricane julio, which has been downgraded to a category 1 hurricane. it's expected to come near the islands today but is not expected to make landfall. what can people in hawaii expect? >> good morning. there could be some rains, stronger winds, high surf advisories have been issued for the coastline. as you see, you can see that

julio tracks no the north and west, it's northeast of helo, so it's downgraded to a category 1. it comes nowhere near the islands but the possibility for severe weather will linger into early monday but that's really the extend of it. as we follow our own local forecast, we're just dealing with cloudy conditions and some drizzle out there. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. the park in the upper 50s right now, expect low 60s at best, it's not going to be a warm day if you're headed to day three of that music festival. it's going to be breezy at the park. some areas are cooler than where we should be at this time of the year. a mix of sun and clouds. the valley looking good at a

high of 88 degrees. no 90s in today's forecast. upper 60s today for downtown san francisco and 72 across the bay in oakland. here's your 7 day around the bay forecast. a possibility for a few rain drops for the north bay monday and tuesday. we will see a warming trend carrying us into this weekend. marty. >> thank you erica. now leaders in baghdad are being called to unite against sunni militants. tens of thousands of religious minorities have need into the mountains and neighboring syria to escape the militant group isis. they prompted the u.s. to launch air strikes for the first time since american troops withdrew

from iraq. they're addressing the situation this weekend as the isis group continues to advance and kill innocent people. they say u.s. air strikes has killed at least 16 isis fighters. more on how they plan to combat isis without putting military on the ground. >> the air strikes will continue and there's no timetable on when they will end. >> these strikes have destroyed arms that they could use against them. >> personnels are based there. friday the u.s. military hit the area near ubiel hard. this shows bombs dropped on an

isis a till rare. a drone hit a isis mortar position. >> we express our deep appreciate for the u.s.a. administration and president obama. >> they dropped food and water to thousands of people troped on the mountain. they can convert to islam or face death. many are trying to board this helicopter trying to deliver supplies. they mram the advancement on the iraqi government and the military. >> when they're far away from baghdad, they did not have the incentive or capacity to hold ground against an aggressive adversary. >> ultimately obama said it's up to iraq to fix the situation.

i'm marty gonzales the regional plane was taking off from tiron after takeoff. the planes black box has not been recovered. a patient at a hospital near toronto has been put in isolation as a precaution in case he has ebola. the patient had a fever and ebola like symptoms. he has a history of traveling to nigeria. there could be a lot of causes of the patient's symptoms and

they're working to diagnose him. janice was reported missing last weekend. the 17-year-old suspect live in the same bremerton area as janice. . a missouri teen is dead after being shot by police. he was unarmed and dorian is his name. he was walking home from a convent store. he then said a police officer in a car told him to get off of the street. johnson said they kept walking causing the officer to confront the boys. the officer got out of his car, and fired a shot. johnson and brown then ran away but johnson said the officer continued to shoot and many are now demanding answers. >> he shot again, and once my

friend felt that shot he put his hands in the air and started to get down but the officer fired several more shots. >> police say that officer has been put on paid administrative leave. >> we'll have an highlights of an epic game in los angeles as the angels go 19 innings. >> we're seeing cloudy skies, and more details on your forecast coming up a little bit later.

>> more local news tonight at 4 on kron 4 news at 8:00. >> in sports this morning, the giants loss continue. only two giants were able to reach second base last night. the royals will get things going in the 5th with this solo shot.

tim hudson with no run support sees his record drop. kansas city with its 6th win in a row. 5-0 royals. the giants remain 3.5 games behind the dodgers that lost. it was bobble head night. they're recognizing their hall of fame manager. he lead the a's to the last championship. they love to play the twins. there's steven vogt. more than enough for jeff, 9-4 the final, the a's will go for the sweep this afternoon at the colosseum. a long game last night, they out lasted the red sox in 19 innings, the longest game in

angel stadium. the game ended at 12:39 this morning, 6.5 hours after it started. it was albert's home run that ended the game. smith met with cadell to explain his run ins with the law. he had three felony charges last month. he was arrested for a false bomb threat incident and a dui. he will be serving 12 days in county jail and he faces a league suspension. williams defeated her sister. the last time 34-year-old beat her 32-year-old sister was 5

years ago. she still lead it is all time series, venus is ranked 26th in the world. things are heating up in baseball . enjoy us our extended highlights. our one-on-one interview with oakland's top white out todd. it's a full hour of your sports need right after the news.

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and father. police are calling this a likely incident. officers responded just after 6:00 last night after the 600 block of charter oak place. they found a man in his 50s stabbed multiple times. he was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. san jose police arrested the man in his 20s in connection with the stabbing. they found him 5 blocks away. san jose police will try to recreate what happened but they're investigating this as a domestic incident. >> as part of the investigation, they're going to look if the police has ever been called out to the house before, had we had contact with the suspect. he is known to the police here in san jose. the victim, we're going to look at if he or anyone is involved here is someone we have talked to in the past. the guy who's responsing to this

who committed the stabbing is in custody. >> reporter: a second woman who police identified as the mother was stabbed one time. she is threatening non-life threatening injury. >> a tragic situation for that family. we are tracking some drizzle this sunday morning. here's erica with your forecast. good morning. >> have some hot chocolate before you head out this morning. we have drizzle and cloud cover out there. it's gray in san francisco right now. as for temperatures, upper 50s, low 60s. 61 in oak land. so we have extensive cloud cover for the livermore valley. most of this will burn off by the early afternoon.

expect a mix of sun and clouds later on today. we're talking about temperatures 7 degrees cooler than this time of the year averagely. so model starting to back up on the chance but we're going to keep it in the forecast as a 10% chance and then beyond that we're looking at a warming trend that will carry us into the weekend. we have a bit of a roller coaster to talk about the next seven days. i'll be breaking down your extensive forecast coming up at 7:45ment . this attack happened early saturday morning at and in and out parking lot. a fight broke out in a group of 8 people. one of them struck the victim in the head with a wooden stake. they found the teenager a short time later. he may now be facing an

attempted murder charge. authorities say he's a run away. a man shot and killed at bay point. they found paul chambers lie in a door way of a house with a gunshot wound. he died from his injuries. no word on any suspect information. the expansion of u.s. postal services to private corporations was a target of protesters in berkeley. the staple store is one of several in california that has gun officering private mail service. you see they have concerns of private companies controlling public goods. >> the american public needs to know, it's going to impact the economy. when it's in the hands of a private entity and a private employed individual, the regulation on the privacy and security of the mail is

compromised. >> they say they will encourage to have a continue presence at the store to boycott the service. thousands of bay area kids now have their school supplies. the backpack give away took place yesterday. students age k through 12 lined up to get a backpack for free, stuffed with school supplies. it was hosted by mo' magic. parents are grateful for the help and they're happy to officer it. >> they can pick whatever backpack they want. >> people need the support. we don't want them to choose between a $20 backpack and groceries for the week. it's about getting the kids ready for school. >> the connection backpack give away is happening at the bay district. the sold out festival is

drawing a huge crowd. not everyone got there legally. alicia is at golden gate park where police are trying to keep festival goers under control. >> reporter: a clear moment to make the leap, all together, they break the fence and run in. that's just the first barrier. this one guy hopped on a truck to get past the second fence that would get him inside the concert. when he saw officers waiting on the other side, he tried to hide out in the crowd. >> it's ridiculous. it's pretty standard. >> reporter: of the nearly 50 people that hopped the fence, one of them got caught. >> i understand that i did jump the fence but not here, you used that much force on me. >> reporter: he does admit to hopping a fence.

this open bottle of liquor that officers found in his pocket. they replace the structures as soon as they come down. when they run out, trucks head out to reup. >> we fix this right here, and then another 60 person, man, it's crazy. >> it's a lot of work trying to hop this fence. so why try to hop the fence? >> because we try to get in the concert. >> it's more crowded every year and i say the performances get better every year too. it draws more of an audience. >> the fencing company will be here throughout the concert. for those who want to be serial hoppers, keep that in mind the first time you get caught it's a citation, and after that you will be booked. >> reporter: reporting in san francisco, ally alicia reed,

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>> taking a look at one of our big stories this morning. san jose man is arrested under the suspicion of stabbing his father and mother. they thought the call was a medical emergency but they found a man suffering from several stab wounds which later died. the mother is expected to survive. the boy was found by officers a few blocks down from the home and was arrested. the fatal police shooting of and after can american teenager has prompted an angry reaction from residents a police officer shot a teenager. the driver will not race in

a nascar event in up state new york. the decision comes after stewart struck and killed a driver that was walking on a dirt track. the video of the crash show that is kevin ward jr. stepping towards his car before being hit. he was trying to confront stewart before he was hit. now erica kato here to talk to us about the weather. >> on this sunday morning, if you're headed out, you're going to notice the extensive drizzle. we take a live look at the golden gate bridge. temperature are in the upper 50s, low 60s. we will see temperatures cooler than this time of the year by the afternoon. we're not going to see much warming. holing on to 50s for the north bay. we start to see 70s for places like livermore. 90s are out of today's forecast,

by 8:00 this evening, it looks like widespread 60s throughout the bay. let's break down the highs expected in your neighborhood today. mountain view 75. redwood city, 7 degrees cooler than where we should be. if you like 80s, you'll see that in the san ramon valley. downtown san francisco, reaching the upper 60s. 72 in oakland. napa at 78 and a few degrees cooler than that in santa rosa. the possibility for some unsettled weather as we head into early next week. if we see rain drops, it will be for the north bay and east bay. look for a 10% chanceful we're going to tap into some subtropical moisture. thunderstorms are in the forecast for the sierra nevada. we could see some lightning strikes which is dangerous

considering we still have wildfires burning throughout the state. past that foggy conditions will remain. we will see a warming trend and by next saturday, we will be in the low 90s inland and mid-60s for the coast. >> here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. using your peripheral button. >> man, you handicap? you cannot use the handicap parking space. you need to stop. you're not allowed to park here unless you have a handicap pass. >> the minimum fine is $250, the maximum is hutch higher. >> you're going to be issue add citation for park in the blue

zone without a plaquer. >> i noticed you wait right here, the handicap spot, do you have a plaquer? you are offering the spot. >> i know. >> but you shouldn't wait for him to come to the machine. >> it's $500. >> you can't park in the blue zone. >> there's a constant problem with drivers, and despite the constant increase in fine, they're still using the space illegally. >> she was using a valid plaquer, but she was using her mother's. >> so you don't know where she is? you said she was in the store. now she's not? you don't know where she is? >> okay, i'll move it.

>> it doesn't work that way. you can't use the placer if your mom is not here. >> it's two citations right? >> both are $880? >> yes, and believe it or not, and the fines were reduced. >> this is one for misusing the placer, and this is one for parking in the blue zone which is $880. >> when the drive saw the amount of the ticket, this was her response. parking in the blue zone illegally is not worth it. in san francisco, stanley roberts, kron 4 news. visits to disney world is

up. that's good news for the economy. this is an indicator that more americans are spending more on their vacations. it's a similar story in vegas where casinos are reporting huge earnings. casinos are reporting similar stories but it's not all good news for parks an resorts. attendance at 6 flags resort are down in year. >> this weekend, a look at your headlines and a live look outside from your san francisco cameras. we have more details coming up after the break.

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one man is dead, another in custody after a double stabbing inside a south san jose home. we'll have the latest in the investigation coming up in a live report. >> a popular nascar driver will not race today. >> this all tony stewart hit and killed a fellow driver. we'll look at the video next. >> good morning, here's a live look from our roof camera, overcast conditions, drizzle around the bay area, i'll talk about your forecast straight ahead. . good morning, i'm marty gonzales, thanks for joining us

on kron 4 news weekend. >> and i'm anny hong. we're going to get to the top stories in a moment. i call this good pancake and coffee weather. >> what do you think erica? >> i had a cup myself this morning. a bit gloomy out there. we take a life look from our roof camera. we're contending with a deeper marine layer. we're seeing that impact the shoreline, low clouds out in the livermore and valley right now. most of this will burn out as we head into the afternoon, look for a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures are trending below where they should be at this time of the year. by 3:00 this afternoon, we're going to make our ways into the low 60s, mid-80s expected for the warmest inland spots and we're tracking an area of low pressure that could usher in

some rain drops. i'll talk about the possibility of lightning strikes coming up. tony stewart will not race in today's event. this comes after a deadly incident last night. deputies say he hit and killed fellow driver kevin ward jr.. we have incident of the accident. it may be disturbing for some viewers. tony stewart spun out kevin on the 14th lap. he was extremely upset. he was trying to confront stewart about it and he walked up to his car and then he was hit and thrown 15 feet. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. developing news from the south bay where one man is dead

and another in custody after a double stabbing in san jose. it's the city's 24th homicide of the year. mike pelton is life at the screen at where it happened with more information. mike. >> well marty, police call this a unlikely incident. there's still a lot of blood outside. the person they have in custody is the victim's son. they said he stabbed his mother and father. police say they arrived and found a man in his 50s stabbed multiple times. they transported hill to a local hospital where he is pronounced dead. they do not yet have a motive for the crime but they made an arrest just after the accident. >> the suspect fled the screen shortly after the crime. they had a description of the suspect and located him 5 blocks

away from the crime screen. our suspect is currently under arrest at the police department. >> authorities are not releasing the name of the suspect but they say another woman who the neighbor identifies as the mother was stabbed one time. she was transported to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. the family had just moved here within the past year. marty. >> mike pelton reporting live from a neighborhood in san jose. one person is dead after a two car crash in vallejo. the incident happened around 12:30 this morning. one lane was closed for nearly 3 hours and the victim has not yet been identified. also in vallejo, four firefighters were injured in route to a house fire. the fire ladder track was traveling with full lights and sirens at the time of the

accident. the firefighters were transported to a local hospital with serious injuries but we understand that they're expected to be okay. an elderly woman was killed on monroe street. the woman in her early 30s was backing out of the drive way when she hit and killed an elderly woman who they believe was leaving the senior center across the street. the victim would have been tough to see, especially since she wasn't at a crosswalk. >> there's bushes, things that people come out of. the side where you are looking, you could have looked twice and then there's someone right there. >> santa clara police are not releasing the identity of the woman but neighbors believe she did live in the area. quan says this change will give her more time to tend to

city business. her driving has been scrutinized since june, the first time when she was using her cell phone when driving her personal car and then a fender bender with a city issued car. they're unable to determine which driver was at fault during the june 8th crash. she's running for reelection this november. a sex education textbook, some parents complaining that it's inappropriate for some students. the superintendent is recommending the school board put using this book on hold. internet pornography, cyber sex are just some of the subjects addressed in the book. they're calling on the district to reject the book. >> still ahead, the hawaiian islands still cleaning up after

tropical storm iselle. >> the severe tropical storm in japan injuring 40 people and killing 1. >> videos of the air strikes in iraq, we're going to look at that video and wrap up the iraq, we're going to look at that video and wrap up the tensio hey can you fix this? sure... you bet! that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your lights. your 3-d-printed girlfriend will love that. real mature. there you go. a laser drone for cats. i wish i had lasers. i don't. pew pew pew... the new radioshack is finally here. the store of your past is now the store of your future. come see one of our remodeled stores and get a free portable power charger with a $15 purchase.

>> here is today's kron 4 word of the day. wire, click on rewards, register and log in and register the word wire. you can enter for a chance to win cool prizes. on to world news, france's minister is calling on leaders in baghdad to unite against sunni militants. they want to boost humanitarian efforts in iraq. people are escaping to neighboring syria to eescape isis. since american troops withdrew from iraq in 2011. isis troops continue to advance

and kill innocent people. military officials are confirming that war planes and drones are there. they killed at least 16 isis fighters. the air strike wills continue in iraq and there's no timetable on when it's going to end. >> these strikes have successfully destroyed arms and equipment that isis terrorists could use against syria. >> the video shows 2500-pound laser guided bombs dropped on an isis artillery. later in the day, a drone stroke a isis motor position, and then 8 bombs hit a convoy. the u.s. has made successful drops of food and water to people that are trapped on mount sinjar. >> live in the weather center, taking a look at this gorgeous

shot. we have some drizzle beneath that, the full details on your weather force when we return. -- weather forecast when we return.

welcome back, the redwood city fire crew is being send to help in san medy mendocino. they were air lifted to the burn center at uc davis. three of them are from the south bay and other five are inmate firefighters. they issued an evacuation order for the area that stretches across 6 communities. the fire was started by lightning on july 30th and charred more than 7,000 acres. it's now 30% contained. let's take you to hawaii where clean up efforts are under way after tropical storm iselle. it knocked down phone lines, power lines, and trees.

no reports of any major injuries. they are bracing for hurricane julio which has been downgraded to a hurricane 1 hurricane. it's expected to come through the islands and linger through tomorrow. severe tropical storm helong is bringing heavy rain and winds. it injured 43 people and killed 1. it was a typhoon and later downgraded. the storm is headed towards the sea of japan. it's packing strong winds with gusts up to 60 miles per hour. advisories have been issued for more than 1.5 million people there. here's erica talking about the latest with julio, and it looks like it's going to dodge the islands. >> completely, julio is 330 miles east of helo. you can see it's downgraded to a

category 1 hurricane, which is the lowest level. wind speeds at 90 miles per hour. as you look at the forecast track, as we head into the later half of today, it doesn't come close to the islands. strong winds and heavy rain is not a factor. it will continue to lose its strength because it's going to move into an area with lower sea surface temperatures. we're looking at rough surf however, we have surf advisories, and it looks like we could see waves up to 15 feet. so that is something that we will continue to monitor, but here in the bay area, look at the fog moving in. we have a marine layer at 2,000 feet this morning, meaning extensive cloud cover bay area wide. temperatures right now in the

upper 50s, low 60s. by the afternoon, we will see temperatures cooler than where we should be this time of the year. livermore will be hitting 87. san francisco today a high of 67 degrees. if you're headed to outside lands, cloudy conditions by later in the afternoonful we'll see temperatures in the low 60s at best. grab a jacket. we have some changes to talk about early next week. here's a look at your seven-day forecast. we are tracking a system that could bring a subtropical system to the bay area. if we see rain drops, it's going to be in the north bay and east bay. lightning strikes a possibility for the sierra nevada. that's a concern the california wild fires are burning. foggy conditions in the early of next week. it looks like a warming trend, by saturday it looks like the low 90s and mid-60s for the

coast. anny. an iranian transportation official said that a passenger plane crashed. the plane was taking off from tiron after takeoff. according to the deputy minister, the plane's black box has not been recovered yet. a patient near a hospital in toronto has been put in isolation as a precaution in case he has ebola. he came down with flu like symptoms after visiting a country dealing with the ebola out break. he has a history of traveling to nigeria. public health officials say there's several infectious diseases that could be the cause and they're still working to diagnose him. investigators in washington state arrest add teenager.

janice wright was reported missing and her body was found in a wooded area near her home. he's been booked on the suspicion of second degree murder, manslaughter, an rape. 3 dogs are dead after being left in a hot car for two hours. a sheriff's deputy broke into the car to try to save the dog, three were dead but a 2-year-old female was rescued and is being treated by animal control officers. >> the windows were cracked, about an inch open but that doesn't give them enough air circulation. it's not possible for the dogs to survive that. >> trevor courtney is facing animal endangerment charges. and he could lose the right to

own dogs for 10 years if found guilty. it's a pretty cool experience, what they may not realize is they're witnessing a scientific, an amazing scientific break through. richard allen has the adorable details. . >> reporter: just 12 weeks old, this is one of 100s of a bird that is have hatched here at sea world. >> so many they have numbers instead of names. >> 184 grew up like any other bird in our nursery. >> reporter: but how she came to be sets her apart. >> historic. >> reporter: 184 is the first to be produced through artificial insim nation using frozen and

then thawed see semen. it was put through this syringe. we're just helping her get closer to forgetation. >> they're making major strides in conservation efforts. >> artificial insim nation and semen allows us to expand the diversity of these generations. >> reporter: and that means more of these incredible creatures. some assistance from science and technology. >> you can't f tell that she's from natural breeding or frozen and thawed semen. >> they are cute. coming up we're going to have your a's and giants highlights. the angels go 19 innings and

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in sport this is morning, the giants loss this weekend, only 2 giants were able to reach second base last night and you know that can't be good. the royals get this solo shot by gordon to the right. kansas city with its 6th win in a row, the final is 5-0 royals but the giants remain 3.5 games behind the dodgers who as lost last night. the a's are honoring their hall of fame manager who was on hand. ruso leading the a's to their last championship in 1989. this is in the 5th with steven vot with a home run. that was more than enough for jeff, 9-4 the final against the

twins, the a's will go for the sweep at the colosseum. the la angels are getting some well deserved shut eye because they out lasted the red sox in 19 innings. it was this albert pujols home run that ended the game. this is the longest game of angels history. >> that's a long time. venus williams is beating her sister to advance to the final in the rogers cup. the last time venus beat her little sister was 5 years ago. venus is ranked 26th in the world. thing are really heating up in bay area baseball. join me and former major leaguer

this sunday night for extended a's lineup and our one-on-one interview with oakland's top white house rod. it's a half hour of all your sports need right after the news. sports night live tonight at 9:00, only kron 4.

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welcome back, time now is 8:30, happy sunday everyone. hopefully you're enjoying your morning this morning. here's erica with your drizzly forecast. >> well, a lot of fog out there right now anny, don't expect too much sunshine this afternoon. for all those concert goers, 60 degrees at best, so definitely bring a jacket. out for the rest of the bay area, 63 in hayward. as we head into the latter half of the day, we're going to see a mixture of sun and clouds.

possibility for a few rain drops as we head into early next week, the chance is more likely for the north bay and east bay but a warming trend will carry us into next weekend. i'll have more on that in 15 minutes. marty. let's get back to the news. santa rosa police arrested a 17-year-old in an assault. it happened at an in and out parking lot on county center drive. police say a fight broke out in a group of 8 people. one of them struck the victim in the head with a wooden stake. they found the teenager a short time later. he could be facing attempted murder charges. the teen is a run away. the man that shot and killed at bay point. they found paul chappers

chambers lie in front of a house. he later died at the hospital. a corporation is a target -- they're offering private mail service. those of the protest said they're concerned with private companies controlling public goods. >> the american public needs to know that it's going to impact the economy. when it's in the hands of a private employed individual, the regulations and statute changes. and the privacy and the security of the mail is compromised. >> they will have a continued presence at the store to ask others to boycott the staple's service. the sold out festival is drawing a big crowd. not everyone attends legally. alecia reid is at golden gate

park where police officer are trying to keep festival goers under control. >> clear movement to make the leap, all together, they break the fence and run in. that's just the first barrier. >> reporter: this one guy hopped on a truck to get past the second fence that will get him inside the concert. then he saw officers waiting on the other side. he then tried to hide out in the crowd. >> it's ridiculous but it's pretty standard. >> reporter: of the nearly 50 people that hopped the fence, one of them got caught. >> i understand i did jump the fence and not right here. you shouldn't use that much force on me. >> reporter: he does admit to hopping a fence. his citation is trespassing and this open bottle of liquor found

in his pocket. >> we fix them by hand, and then another 50 persons, it's crazy. >> it's a lot of work trying to hop the fence. >> it is. try try? >> i am trying to listen to the music. >> it's more crowded every year and the performances get better, it draws more of an audience. >> reporter: the fencing company will be here throughout the concert. for those who want to be serial hoppers, keep in mind, the first time you're caught, it's a citation and after that, you will be booked. alecia reid, kron 4 news. >> it's not worth it. so we have today's big headliner, the killers there. looks like the biggest full moon of the year will be visiting us. they have a chance to see the

phenomenon tonight. the moon will appear to be 12% bigger and 30% brighter. you can see the summer's supermoon at 8:00 tonight, depending on whether weather conditions. just in case you missed this supermoon, tomorrow you can catch it tuesday september 9th. a celebration of the opening of the u.s. opening of the penitentiary on alcatraz. some of the event presentations will be given by men who were guards on alcatraz. it was closed back in 1963. it was then added to the national register of historic places in 1976. millions of visitors continue to tour the rock every year. >> still ahead, this year's ranking of u.s. airlines has been released. we'll tell you which airlines took the number one spot. >> we'll take a look at the

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we're back on kron 4 news weekend. disney world ticket sales are up. the revenue is up 8% during the second quarter and that's an indicator that more americans are spending more on their vacations. it's a similar story in las vegas ga where mgm reported huge earnings. other casinos are reporting similar stories but it's not all good news for parks and resorts. attendance at six flags is down this year. a ranking of u.s. airlines

has been released this week. when it comes to more on time arrivals, fewer cancelled flights and mishandled bags, delta take it is number one spot. and that's the company that ranks the airline companies every year. they improved from last year which they were named 6th please. comparable airlines such as american and united touched down last. former congressman anthony is hoping to open a restaurant. the walk away restoration kitchen is still in the planning stages. part of the mission is to help the unemployed in queens. the goal is to create jobs and provide healthy local food options. he lost his bid for new york

city bid due to a sexting scandal. he sent inappropriate message to several women. let's take you outside for this live look at mount temp. a beautiful view this morning, we'll be right back.

good morning, we're waking up to cloudy skies and drizzle out there. we have your forecast. >> good morning, it is a cool and breezy morning. it's also pretty overcast as we take a look behind me from our roof camera. low 60s out there. san francisco at 61 degrees. 60 in concord. due to that low cloud cover, we're seeing delays at sfo at about 30 minutes. call ahead and check with your carrier. as you notice, not much warming by the afternoon.

lunch time, we're going to be this the 50s for the north way, warmer areas climb to the 70s, but approaching the afternoon highs sh we stay out of the 90s today. by 8:00 this evening, we're going to see widespread 60s around the bay area and we're looking at the possibility of a few rain drops as we head into early next week. let's focus on today's afternoon highs for you. in the south bay, we're talking about the 70s and 80s. some locations 7 degrees cooler than where we should be this time of the year. mountain view is 75. low 80s through the an ramon valley. #ri67 monday today a high of 64. we're going to see upper 60s in san francisco, low 70s across the bay and looking ahead. here's your seven-day forecast, again, we will see areas of low pressure approach. it could bring in some moisture

to the bay area. if you're headed to the sierra, we could see some isolated thunderstorms there, foggy conditions for the rest of the week, but looks like temperatures warm back up as we head into next weekend. marty. all right erica, thank you. as we move into the mid august. temperatures often get higher and that could pose a risk to senior citizens. joining me is michelle rogers to explain how seniors can take care of themselves in the heat. what impact does it have on seniors compared to younger people? >> with seniors, as we age, our muscle mass breaks down and that's where the water is stored. there could be less water in the body and we see that a lot of seniors don't drink as much water as they need to. we see that hydration is a

serious issue. >> for most people, it's that standby of 8 glasses per day. for seniors is it different? >> new york city they still need to be consuming 8 glasses of water a day. what we try to tell people if they're not interested in drinking water maybe you can dilute it with some cranberry juice or lime to make it interesting. that makes a big difference. >> hydrating is important, just as it is for anyone at any age. what are some other tips you have for people who are in the senior age group? >> one of the thing that is people can do is eat a lot more vegetable and truts. think of watermelon or tomatoes, they have a lot of water content in them. that hydrates a senior. >> what else can you, in terms of food. >> in terms of food, again lots

of veggies, not so much protein. stay away from that. >> why is that? >> that will pull away the water from a person's body. >> so air conditioning is also important but a lot of senior are on fixed income and we hear about these tragic stories about people living in an apartment or home with air conditioning but they don't turn it on because the electric bill. >> exactly, we encourage penal to put a fan up that's less costly, take a cool bath or shower in the afternoon, to cool them down. go towards the lighter clothing, things that can just keep that body temperature down. >> household chores. >> yes, stay away from that. do something early in the morning, in the evening, but stay away from doing a lot during the day when it's hot. >> yeah, it seems like you want to keep the house as cool as possible, that means shutting the blinds.

>> yes, keeping the shades down, and many times keeping your windows closed. we have the same thing where we live, we try to keep the blinds closed down to keep the house cooler. >> a lot of times they find themselves in situations where they're overheated. when can you tell? >> you can see that people are becoming lethargic, they're not thinking clearly, and when we observe that, you can call the doctor or 9-1-1. don't take the chance. it's better to be safe than sorry. >> are there any ore warning signs that you see in a senior that you know what, this is something that needs medical attention. >> yeah, when you see them really lee that are jibbing, not a lot of energy, not thinking clearly, that's really when we need to take some action. >> thank you very much.

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the heros in the half shell hits theaters this week. also a tornado thriller and finally some dancing. jeremy ross has this week's now showing. >> the teenage mutant ninja turtles get a reboot. they have to save the world from the evil shredder. >> that's stupid, they're turtles. >> it's rated pg-13. it tells the story of an indian family that moves to france. when they open a indian restaurant, a fooud ensues.

-- a feud ensues. >> maybe 200 years is enough. >> the 100 foot journey is rated pg. now the thriller, into the storm. a town gets ravage from an unprecedented tornado. into the storm is rated pg-13. the step up franchise, step up all in. they hit vegas in hopes of hitting it big but the competition may be too much for them. >> this is the ultimate dance competition. >> step up all in is rated pg-13. for now showing, i'm germ germ jeremy ross. pacifica played in the west

regional championship game. a fewing part was held at the pacifica batting cages to honor the local squad. they were thrilled to be able watch the game on national television. >> people like from our hometown. [ crowd noise ] >> we have 30,000 people at the most. >> it's their 2nd inning, here we come. >> it was however a sad ending for the pacifica team. they lost 11-2. but you know the kids will be local heroes when they come home. >> they should still be proud for making it that far. the first family minus sasha got to martha's vineyards for their

vacation. the president kicked off his 2 week visit with a trip to the golf course. there he is. several local business owners are hoping that president obama and the family will stop by their accomplishment as he has done in the past. i'm sure he's going to do some autographs and that fun stuff. an illinois man just received his high school diploma after earning it 55 years ago. his name is albert and he was a senior at galesburg high school in illinois. he was accepted to northwestern university. they went to a picnic to celebrate but there was a rule that african-americans weren't allowed to go there at the time. his counselor found out and received letters he will not be going to college and he won't be graduating with his high school class. >> he said boy, and i emphasize the word boy. if you go to the north side of

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one man is dead, another is in custody after a double stabbing in south san jose. i'll have the latest on the investigation in a live report coming up. >> a popular nascar driver involved in a deadly accident. >> tony stewart hit and killed a fellow driver. we'll have a look at the video next. >> cloudy conditions through most of the bay area right now. seasonably cooler temperatures today. >> this is the bay area's news station. kron 4 news weekend starts now. good morning everybody, i'm marty gonzales, thanks for joining us on kron 4 news weekend. >> and i'm anny hong, we're seeing cloudy skies out there and some myself. >> pretty much everywhere around the bay, right erica? >> that's right but it will begin to taper off within the

next hour. it's cloudy, overcast, and gray here in san francisco right now. as for temperatures, upper 50s, low 60s, we haven't seen much movement in these temperatures because the clouds aren't out just yet. 60 in fairfield. by the amp, we'll see a mix of sun and temperatures. and in to early next week, we're talking about the possibility for some showers. so unsettled weather in the forecast, only looking for a 10% chance before we warm things up. the full details on this roller coaster forecast coming up in 15 minutes. anny. that popular nascar driver, tony stewart will not be racing after a deadly accident last night. that accident happened on a dirt track where he hit and killed

fellow driver, 20-year-old kevin ward jr.. we have video of the accident but it could be disturbing for some viewers. you can see tony stewart spinning out kevin on the 14th lap. kevin ward jr. was extremely upset. he is trying to confront stewart about the spin out and he is walking towards stewart's car. we stop the video before he was hit and thrown about 50 feet. ward was taken to the hospital where he later died. one man is dead and another person is in custody after a double stabbing in san jose that mark it is city's 24th homicide this year. kron 4's mike pelton is live at the scene. >> this is a likely domestic incident. they're not commenting on the specific relationship between the suspect and the victim. >> reporter: this morning, a neighbor who knows the family well say it is man is the

victim's son and he allegedly stabbed his father to death. look at this screen just after 6 clock, san jose police responded here by the 6600 block of charter oak place after receiving a call from someone inside the home. they arrived and found the man in his 50s stabbed multiple times. they tried to save his life and transported him to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead. they don't have a motive for the crime, but they did make an arrest. >> incoming officers did a great job, they had a description of the suspect and located him about 5 blocks from the crime screen. our suspect in this case is under arrest at the police department. >> reporter: san jose police say the suspect is in his 20s. they're not releasing his or the victim's name. a second woman who was the mother was stabbed at least one time but they explain her

injuries as non-life threatening. marty. >> that's mike pelton reporting live from san jose. in vallejo, the incident happened around 12:30 this morning after the bridge toll plaza. one lane was closed due to the crash. the victim has not yet been identified. also in vallejo, firefighters were injured near solo ma, and york street. firefighters were transported to the local hospitals with serious injuries but they're expected to be okay. in santa clara, an elderly woman was kill in a car accident on monroe street. a woman in her early 30s was backing out of her drive way when she hit and killed an elderly woman who was leaving

the senior center across the street. she would be tough to see, especially since she wasn't at a crosswalk. >> there's bushes, there's thing that is people come out of from. you could have looked twice and then there's someone right there. >> santa clara police have not yet released the woman's identity but the neighbors believe that she lived in the area. a volunteer chauffeur, quan said that the change will give her more time to tend to city business. her driving has been scrutinized since june. the first time when she was caught using her cell phone while driving her personal car and then a fender bender damaging a city issued car. quan is running for reelection this november. a 70-year-old hunter was accidentally shot by one of his

companions saturday morning. it happened at napa county. the napa sheriff's department said the man was shot on the opening day of deer season when one of the other hunters in his group accidentally dropped his rifle and it went off. he was rushed to a local hospital for treatment, we have no word on his condition. extremist group isis continue to kill innocent people in iraq. president obama laying out the u.s.'s next move in the middle east crisis. >> two missouri teenager were walking down the street when one was shot down dead by the police. why many believe it was unprevoeked. >> why one woman was told that her medical marijuana use is not good for her child. why she's fighting back.

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we're back now with world news, france's world minister is

in iraq calling on leaders in baghdad to unite against sunni militants. tens of thousands of minorities have fled into the mountains and into neighboring syria in efforts to escape the militant group isis. they prompted the u.s. to launch air strikes for the first time since 2011. isis groups continue to advance and kill innocent people. they are confirming that war planes an drones pounded areas in iraq. they killed at least 16 isis fighters. the air strikes will continue in iraq and there's no timetable on when they will end. >> so far these strikes have successfully destroyed arms and

equipment that terrorists could use against syria. they showed 200 laser bombs dropped on the artillery. then 8 bombs hit an isis convoy. the u.s. made successful drops of food and water to people that are trapped on mount sinjar. they say it's up to iraq to fix the situation. still ahead for you. a tremendous deadly storm hit japan. we'll have an update coming up. >> here's a live look outside from our roof camera. cloudy skies to kick off this sunday. we'll have more after the break.

we're back on kron 4 news weekend. tropical storm helong is bringing strong winds and heavy rain to an area of the country. it has killed one person and

injured 40 others. it was a typhoon and then was later downgraded. it's headed towards the sea of japan and it's packing strong winds with gusts up to 67 miles per hour. advisories has been issued for more than 1.5 million people. . >> cleanup everies are on the way for dr clean up efforts are still on the way for damage from tropical storm iselle. they're bracing for hurricane julio which has been downgraded to a category 1 hurricane. they're expected to come near the islands today but is not expected to make land fall. they're even tracking a little further north. >> and tracking all that is erica kato. good morning.

>> it's 330 miles north of hilo right now. it has been downgraded to a category 1 with winds at 90 miles per hour. as we look at the forecast track, it sticks well to the north. it's not going to bring rain and wind to the area. as we head into monday, it's just going to be a tropical storm with cooler sea surface temperatures and stronger wind shear. it's going to lessen the impact of the storm. we are looking at rough surf. we do have surf advisory eastward facing parts of the islands. and in addition to that, we could see waves up to 13 feet. this is something that we're going to continue to monitor. as for the bay area, this is a live look at the golden gate bridge. temperatures are in the upper 50s, low 60s. as we head into the afternoon. look for a mix of sun and clouds. fairfield today at 80, 67 in san francisco, and 80 degrees in san

rafael. so we're seeing most of a 7 degree temperature drop. it's foggy for now, it's going to remain overcast for the day and breezy in golden gate park. looking for temperatures at the low 60s at best. have your heavy sweater on top of all your outside land gear. you could see cooler conditions as we head into early next week. we're looking at the possibility for perhaps a few stray showers for the north bay and east bay. that's looking like a 10% chance for temperatures rebound and we see a warming trend that will follow us into next weekend. anny. thanks erica. the fire crew is september to help with a lodge fire. firefighters are recovering after being burned fighting that wildfire. they were hurt late friday at mendocino county.

three of them from the south bay and other five are inmate firefighters. they issued an evacuation order for the area that stretches across 6 communities. it was started by lightning on july 30th. officials say it's now 30% contained. investigators in washington state arrested a teenager because of the death of a 16-year-old girl. her body was found in a wooded area near her home. the 17-year-old suspect lived in the same bremerton area as janice. he has been booked on suspicion of second degree murder, manslaughter, and rape. a teenager is dead after being shot by police. dorian johnson was walking home from a convenient store with his friend mike brown. a police officer in a car told him to get out of the street. they kept walking, causing the officer to confront the boys

first from his car and then johnson said the officer got out of his car and fired a shot. johnson and brown then ran away and then johnson said the officer continued to shoot and many are demanding answers. >> he shot again, and once my friend felt that shot he turned and and put his hands in the air and he started to get down but the officer still approached with his we drawn and he fired several more shots. >> police say that he has been put on paid administrative leave. three dog are dead after being left in a hot car. a passer by spotted the dogs an contacted authorities. a sheriff's deputy broke into the car trying to save the dog. a 2-year-old female was rescued and is now treated by animal control officers. a mother in portland oregon

said doctors told her she can't breastfeed her baby because she uses medical marijuana. the hospital said they can't stop her from taking pot but they want her to know the possible risks. bob has the story. >> reporter: she delivered 8 weeks premature and the baby needed an incubator to survive. >> she's going to be okay, they took her off the breathing machine yesterday and they gave her a trial run. they say she's absolutely fine. >> reporter: knowing how important breast milk is for a baby, she was planning to breastfeed until they prevented her. she was smoking medical marijuana for anxiety anxiety. she's not worried about thc, the compound that gets her high in

her bloodstream or breast milk. >> several studies show that is it can't transfer through your milk ducts. your body filters it. >> reporter: the american body of pediatrics cautions away from it. they said it's warning a new mom of smoking and drinking alcohol during pregnancy. >> we understand the benefit of a mother's milk but we don't want to be caught in a situation where the mother continues to use and then says we never gave her information on it, never informed about the risk so it's a way of documenting that the parents acknowledge the risk and we can't stop her from using it. >> i am saying there's not enough information because it's such a touchy subject.

>> still ahead, how a penguin at sea word is now a seen of scientific invasion. >> now this a look at the toll plaza in east bay. an easy commute coming into the city.

welcome back, rumors are flying around about apple's event on september 9th. they say that the wearable item is expected to be a watch, possibly called itime. we're going to find out for sure next month. >> a lot of people can't wait. for thousands of people that visited sea word's penguin

encounter, it's a memorable experience. richard allen has the details. >> this is number 184. >> reporter: this fee no, ma'am is just 12 weeks old. he's one of hundreds of birds that hatched here at sea world over the years. >> he began as a humble egg in our incubator. >> reporter: they have numbers instead of names. >> 184 grew up like any other bird in our nursery. >> reporter: but how she came to be sets her apart from the rest. historic because 184 is the first of any penguin species to be produced through artificial insemination through frozen and thawed semen. a revolutionary technique. >> this is drawn through the catheter through the syringe.

we're just helping it get further through. >> reporter: this will help produce endangerered species in the wild. >> that means they remain healthy and stable into the future. >> reporter: enshoring future generations of incredible creatures like this. >> it's amazing. >> reporter: with some odd inspiring assistance from science and technology. >> you can't tell that she's from natural breeding or fresh and thawed semen. she's healthy and that's what we want to see. >> coming up, some are saying a exeducation book in freed month is too explicit. we'll have that coming up. >> so clearing and we're going to have the forecast when we come back. female announcer: through sunday at sleep train,

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we've been starting the day with overcast skies, erica kato is here to tell us how long that's going to last. >> we will see a mix of sun and clouds by the early afternoon, in fact, we're seeing breaks of sunshine for places like livermore and concord. here's a look at all the cloud cover from our cam, but we have something to talk about, an area of low pressure parked off the coastline and it's spinning and it's going to top into some subtropical moisture, it could bring some isolated showers as we head into tomorrow. it doesn't look too likely. a lot of the models are backing off in that possibility. we could see some rain in that sierra nevada. this area of low pressure will bring our temperatures down and it will bring drizzle to our coastline and deepen the marine layers and bring in cloudy conditions. pleasant and 86. napa at 70 degrees.

we're going to look at your extended forecast, we're going to talk about the coolest day of the week coming up in 15 minutes. >> thanks erica. so how much is too much. that's what parents are asking at the fremont district after learning that a book is too graphic. >> sexting, internet pornography, all of that is addressed in the book your health today. >> there's a reason that these movies are rated-r because they're not age appropriate age appropriate. >> reporter: cheryl perez is a high school teacher that once thought sex ed, she does not agree with what's being taught in this book. she said it's geared to 18-24-year-olds. >> the push for safer sex in the adult film industry. i have a 13-year-old daughter, i

don't think it's appropriate for her to think if the adult film industry is practicing safe sex. >> you cannot expose everybody with this and not hurt someone. >> reporter: they must follow state guidelines and the book is a way to do so. >> they did a review and said this is the best material available. this is the best material that we can find that's most accurate and up to date. >> reporter: these parents and teachers disagree. bullying is left out. >> if any portion of a curriculum item is inappropriate, unfortunately you can't use it. >> reporter: the district say it is book will be used. the parents who have a problem with that can opt their child out of the course. >> our board members made that decision, the books have been

ordered, and school begins on august 27th. >> now an update in this story in a statement posted on the school website. jim morris is recommending that the school board put a hold on using the book until it can be further investigated. santa rosa police arrested a 17-year-old for an assault that seriously injured a man. the attack happened at an in and out burger parking lot in santa rosa. police say a fight broke out in a group of about 8 people. one of them struck a victim in the head with a wooden stake. police found the teenager a short time later and that person may be facing an attempted murder charge. police say he's a run away. authorities identified a man shot and killed at bay point friday night. they found paul chambers lying

in the door way of a house. he died from his injuries . no word on any suspect information. expansion of u.s. postal services to private corporations was a target of these protesters in berkeley. the staples store is one of several in california that is officering private mail service. those protesting say they have an problem with private industries controlling public goods. . >> when it's in the hands of a private entity and a private employed individual, the regulation and statutes change and the privacy and security is compromised at that point. >> they will have a continue presence to boycott the staples' service. the sold out festival as usual is drawing huge crowds but

not everyone attended legally. kron 4 alecia reid is at golden gate park where police are busy trying to keep festival goers under control. >> reporter: a sea of people wait behind trees on the hill for clear movement to make the leap. all together they break the fence and run in. that's the first barrier. this guy hopped on a truck to get past the second fence that will get him inside the concert. he then tried to hide out in the crowd. >> it's ridiculous. it's pretty standard. >> reporter: of the nearly 50 people that hopped the fence, one of them got caught. >> i understand i did jump the fence but not right here. to use that much force on me when i did not break the fence. >> reporter: his citation included trespassing and this open bottle of liquor they found

in his pocket. they replace the structures as soon as they are found. trucks head out. >> we fix that right here, and then another 50 person. man, it's crazy. >> it's a lot of work trying to hop this fence man. >> it is. >> why try to hop the fence? >> i'm trying to get in the concert. >> the performances get better every year. >> the fencing company will be here throughout the concert. >> reporter: for those who want to be serial hoppers, keep in mind that the firgs time you get caught it's a citation. -- the first time you get caught, it's a citation and the second time and there after, you will be booked. alecia reid, kron 4 news . >> so we have spoon, the flaping whips, and then the headliners, the killers. a celebration on the rock to

commemorate the opening of the penitentiary on alcatraz. the first set of prisoners arrived in 1934. many of the presentations will be from men that were guards on alcatraz. it was closed back in 1963. it was then added to the national register of historic places in 1976. up to this day, millions of visitors tour the rock every year. >> coming up on kron 4 news weekend. people are taking trips to disney world. that's a good sign. >> this year's ranking of u.s. airlines has been released. which airlines took the number one spot. >> and paul mccartney any is performing his last time. what they're doing to celebrate the 50 years of the beatles

disney theme park revenues are up 8%, that is seen as an indicator that americans are spending more on their vacations. casinos in las vegas reported by mgm are reporting huge earnings. other casinos are reporting similar stories as well. but it's not all good news for resorts and theme parks. attendance at six flags is down this year compared to last. experts have a surprising pick for the best airline in america, when it comes to more on time arrivals. delta take it is number one spot. the company that rates airline quality and performance every year. delta improved from last year.

they were in 6th a year ago. delta was named the most improved when it came to customer service. comparable airlines such as american and united came up last. one year after his fail bid to become the big apple's mayor, the restoration kitchen is still in its planning phases. it's to help the unemployed at queens. it was a neighborhood that was devastated by sandy in 2012. the goal is to create jobs and provide healthy food options for the community. he lost his bid for the mayor due to a sexting scandal. >> coming up, paul mccartney any is performing his last concert this week. what he is doing to continue

celebrating 50 years of the beatles. >> we're taking this live look outside. we'll have the forecast when we come back.

welcome back, time now 9:45, happy sunday. maybe you have plans to go outside. we are looking at some clouds and some drizzle. here's erica to fill you in. what can we expect. >> looks like a much cooler day ahead. we're looking at temperatures 7 degrees cooler than where we should be this time of the year. off to a cloudy and drizzly start. temperatures aren't too bad right now. 63 in livermore. look at the satellite and imagery. we do have an upper level low right now parked off the california coastline. that's going to pull some showers into the bay area.

some isolated showers in the east bay but it's backing off, we're going to keep a 10 % chance in the forecast of this area of low pressure. it's going to bring extensive cloud cover and drop our temperatures. you're going to see mainly 70s and 80s out there. fremont 87. union city at 77. downtown san francisco looking at a high of 67. 62 close to ocean beach. 72 degrees in oakland. here's your 7 day around the bay forecast. cooler weather on the way. we're talking about the possibility of some showers, foggy conditions through the rest of the week but slightly warmer weather as we wrap up the week. so thursday into friday, you're going to see those temperatures climb as we head into next weekend, we're going to be this the low 90s inland and mid-60s for the coast.

marty. paul paul mccartney any, the sight of the beatles's last last concert in '66. we have the art exchange, to talk to us more about paul and there's a lot going on with beatle mania. >> this is the year that it began 60 years ago. they did the sullivan show and then they were on a 2 year tour that kept going. >> and the tour you're talking about started here in san francisco. >> that's right, and then, i mean the irony is you see this young group. here they are at candle stick park. they filled the stadium in 1964. we see that on stage, they owned

the audience. it makes you wonderer where those kids are now. >> -- wonder where the kids are now. >> so well i understand from the inside that paul has a soft place in his heart for san francisco, so it could be that they wanted to end in san francisco in 66 and i think that was the turning point for them to go in the studio and do some creative things that we know about. >> no more towering for the beatles. >> it's clear that paul has a soft spot with san francisco because he's been back so often. he's making sure he closes down candle stick. >> i hear from the inside, many my business, i'm one or two degrees separation from everybody and i hear that san francisco, i mean i don't see him walking on the i know san francisco means something to him and a lot of people. >> well, i just remember a couple years ago, there was a

video of him riding his bike at golden gate park. he does spend some time here. let's talk about the exhibit you have going on celebrating 50 years of the beatles. >> it began a number of years ago. we have become the central location for all beatles photographs worldwide. that's right there. >> yeah. >> so, i have about 100 photograph that is are accumulated. they sort of do a survey. remember, the beatles change every 6 months. if you look at that, that's a video set up by patty, she sent that in for the show. the contributors of the show include ringo. that's a self portrait. he selected us to represent him in america. so we have the video that patty

contributed. we have road related photographs. >> it's a who's who of photographs. >> yes, of all the photographers and the photographs themselves. it's a jim marshall classic photograph on the screen right now. >> that's from candle stick. >> yes, and jim marshall is considered the god father of rock photography. he was the guy that made them feel like he wanted to be a photographer. you can't have them without jim marshall. we have been working with him for years, before he died and now. >> tell us what's going on in san francisco with the art exchange in celebrating the beatles. this exhibit is huge but you have some other things on the platform. >> if you think about it, there's 50 anniversaries of something that the beatles did

until 2019. then they broke up and it's 50 years since the break up. since we worked closely with a lot of people that worked with the beatles, we have anniversaries coming up for a decade probably i would say. >> why is there still this fascination with this group? i mean when you look at it, they were only together for 10 or 12 years, but yet their music goes on. >> it's funny, i knew you were going to ask me a question like that. i think there's something about the beatles that stand out, a lot of bands and groups at the time saw the beatles as unintentional trail blazers. they were passionate about their music, they were on a mission. and, to become a great artist, whether you're a painter or actor, you have to be audacious, and have a dream and pursue it. the beatles were unafraid to change. at the peak of their

performance, at candle stick, the they said no we're going to do -- they said we're going to do something different now. that's the mission they were on. that's why they continued to evolve and i think that they're doing something outside the box. >> that's before we knew there was a box. >> and they lead other people to do the same thing afterwards. >> that's one of the many reasons why they're so admired. we want to tell you more about the 50th an verse of the british invasion. we given you a taste of some of the photos. it's a fantastic exhibit. thanks a lot for joining us and live on. >> come down and check it out. >> we'll be right back. ♪ [ music ] ♪

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martha's vineyard for their vacation. many people lining up hoping to get a look at the obamas. the president is kicking off his 2 week visit with a trip to the golf course. they're hoping that president obama and the family will stop by their establishments as they have done in past visits. >> here's a final look at that 7 day around the bay forecast, the possibility for some showers in the east bay. doesn't look too likely but i like to say keep that umbrella handy just in case. it's going to be cooler than normal. no shorts or tank tops. >> what about outside lands tonight? >> cloudy and cool, just like yesterday. it's like everyday at golden gate park. >> that's going to wrap things up. i'm marty gonzales. >> and i'm anny hong, we'll see you at kron 4 news at 8:00. for the rest of the day, enjoy your weekend.

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