this morning it's been one week since the 6.0 magnitude earthquake rocked the bay area. we have the latest on continuing recovery efforts. and a woman is hospitalized after a fire breaks out in san francisco. we'll have the latest. we have some areas of low clouds around the bay area. all in all above average temperatures as we head through the afternoon. details on your holiday weekend forecast coming up. good morning. thanks for joining us on kron 4 news weekend. >> we get things started this monday morning, a look at your forecast with erica. >> good morning. well, it's officially the last day of august and we are going to end the month with above average temperatures here. here is a live look outside from

our roof camera and already seeing some blue sky in san francisco. temperatures mild. oakland 62 degrees. 70s in anitoch. livermore at 60 and upper 50s in the south bay. it is a little breezy. that sea breeze will continue to develop as with we head into the afternoon. expect periods of gusty winds in the higher elevations. warm conditions. the warmest day shaping up to be labor day. then to looks like a cooling trend for the work week. we have some up and down changes to eye light. full details on your extended forecast in 15 minutes. new this morning the u.s. geological survey is reporting a 3.2 magnitude earthquake. it happened at 1:56 this morning. >> of course, it comes just almost exactly one week after that 6.0 earthquake hit the napa area leaving many homes and businesses damaged. mike pell son reporting live from napa with how many are

turning to prayer on this sunday morning. mike. >> reporter: good morning, marty. over the next several hours we will see a lot of people head out to church and those who are going to church are going to have a hard time avoiding the very visable signs of everything they've gone through this week as a lot of caution tape and financing remains seemingly everywhere you go across napa valley this comes almost one week exactly after that 6.0 earthquake struck napa valley. it initially knocked out power to 70,000 people when it struck at 3:20. in the week since the quake all power has been restored. crews fixed the waterline leaks and inspectors are getting a better look at the buildings. more than 150 buildings in napa are red tagged and unhabitable. one of those is the first united methodist church. the sanctuary is red tagged as part of the front of the building is separated from the structure itself and fenced off

below in case of a possible collapse. but the community is coming together and that congregation will worship at the napa community seventh day advenist church. they will hold their normal service at 9:30 this morning as today for many across napa valley it's a day of prayer and reflection and we are going to head over there shortly, marty, and see how everyone is coping with what has surely been a stressful week. >> that is mike pelten reporting from napa. and last week's quake left a lot of businesses struggling to open back up for customers, including vil o's pizzaria. the pizza shop has been retrofitted and sustained no quake damage but the building behind it wasn't, causing vilo to be red tagged and then yellow tagged. construction crews are building a protective shield on the roof in case that unstable building behind them falls. the construction means delays and another lost day of business. >> to be closed for any

business day, particularly a new business, is difficult to say the least. we need money coming in. we need to be able to pay our staff and our bills, all those things. >> inspectors are waiting for the roof to be done so they can give them the okay to reopen. >> two napa wineries joining together. they call to the aftershock party. it brought together residents looking for a break from recovery efforts. it had wine, food, or music, too. the wineries hope those who couldn't make it could still take a moment to reflect. >> a lot of people really devastated and we were very fortunate that we did not have a lot of damage. that's why we wanted to come together and throw this little bit of a relief for people. >> we really are about friends and family. i grew up in this area. so we had a lot of contacts and a lot of friends and family that we just wanted to help. >> and the event raised money

for the napa food bank. hockey's ultimate prize, the stanley cup, was in napa on saturday to help raise money for the quake victims. l.a. kings general manager and former san jose sharks gm dean lombardi brought the cup to the napa weston. fans taking advantage of the opportunity to snap a photo or two with the cup and to make a donation to help quake victims. the money raised goes to the napa valley disaster relief fund. the l.a. kings will match the amount of total donations today. it will be in santa rosa today from 10 a.m. to 1 in the afternoon. stay up to date with the latest information on the napa earthquake by going only to kron4.com and download the kron 4 mobile app. the man who fell from a cliff in daly city is sean carrington. he fell 250 to 350 feet down a

cliff near palisades drive and west bridge avenue. two or people also fell and are suffering from serious injuries. a pedestrian is in critical condition after he was hit by an oakland police patrol car saturday afternoon. police say it happened just after 1:30 at 3rd avenue and east 12th street in oakland. they say the officer was turning slowly and hit the 58-year-old man in the intersection. police say they don't know if that victim was in the crosswalk when he was hit. and we are just getting started on kron four news weekend. an oregon girl is now dead after being trapped inside a sand cave. we will have the latest on how she became trapped. and protesters, including michael brown's parents, continue to march for justice in ferguson, missouri. we will hear from the protesters who are not giving up. and the u.s. begins airstrikes and gives aid to a city in iraq. we will have details on that coming up.

a 9-year-old girl pulled from a collapsed sand cave in oreg friday has died. how the little girl became trapped. >> reporter: it was a desperate rescue. in video, emergency crews tried to revive the 9-year-old little girl after she was pulled from a huge hole dug into the sand on the beach in lincoln city. she was visiting with her family. she sat down in the hole to see how deep it really was. then the sand caved in on her. >> and we heard screaming coming from the beach. first we thought it was kids, but it was screaming and screaming and screaming. >> reporter: the family was there when the large hole around her collapsed in. tracy called 911 and watched people desperately trying to dig the little girl out. >> well, the people were digging and digging and digging and digging. and it looked like the sand kept collapsing rich the girl was unconscious and not breathing

when rescuers took her to the hospital. they could not revive her. >> this has happened before on the coast. it is a pretty rare event. >> got to be tough for you guys? >> actually, when it's like this, when it's a young child that's a drowning or any kind of accident like this that turns out to be a fatality, it's very hard on the responders and the community. >> reporter: mourners laid candles at the hole that has been filled in. and the family that planned the holiday weekend together is now in mourning. >> it was heart wrenching. you could see the people were trying. friends and family remember a man who was killed by los angeles police. we will have that story coming up. here is a live look outside from our roof camera looking at downtown san francisco. we have areas of clouds and some patchy fog. we will have your complete forecast when we come back.

7:15. back on kron 4 news weekend. let's check out the long weekend weather forecast. here is erica. >> that's right. perfect opportunity to warm things up. it could be a beach day today with temperatures in the low 70s along the coastline. right now it is pretty foggy out there. we do have some high clouds as we take a live look at samsung. as for temperatures san francisco 63 degrees. 58 in san jose. we do have this bridge of high pressure building in over the eastern pacific and that's really going to allow us to warm things up. we are talking about above normal temperatures inland. let's take it over to futurecast 4. by lunchtime great weather to look forward to. lots of sunshine. temperatures already in the 70s if not 80s for places like fairfield and conquered. as we fast forward the clock here by three this afternoon we will introduce the 90s. as we break down the highs expected in your neighborhood, campbell 84, 84 in santa clara, mountain view a high of

77 degrees. we will cool down a bit compared to yesterday. again we are still above average. sea breeze will kick in. it will be gusty at times, especially in the higher elevations. fairfield today looking for a high of 91. 87 in pleasanton. upper 60s for downtown san francisco and 75 across the bay in oakland. looking ahead had, here is that seven-day around the bay forecast. the low clouds will return in earnest as we head into next week. temperatures take a tumble thursday and friday. back to the news this morning. the parents of 18-year-old michael brown joined protesters in ferguson, missouri to continue their call for justice for their son. demonstrators joined the national march on ferguson on the city streets after days of relative quiet. huge crowds gathered as each of brown's parents led a march to the spot where their son was killed. demonstrators someday this is a sign that they are not going away. >> we are going to stay in

their face. they are going to be heard. as long as we we do that and do it in a positive way, we will go far. >> this is the beginning, a defining moment in history where we project human rights revolution for the 21st century. >> michael brown was shot and killed during a confrontation with a police officer, darren wilson, three weeks ago. a grand jury is considering evidence and federal investigators are sorting out whether brown's civil rights were violated. friends and family members gathering to say good-bye to a man shot and killed by los angeles police earlier this month. the shooting of ezell ford just days after michael brown was shot sparked similar protests questioning the use of deadly force. cue mccray has more. >> reporter: the funeral service began with a song and prayer followed by moving words from loved ones. >> i ask the lord to bring you

with him and just watch over me and the family and shine your light on us. >> we want to tell you something so there won't be any doubt. you're so wonderful to think of and so hard to live without. >> reporter: her grandson, ezell ford, was shouldn't killed by lapd officers on august 11. according to investigators, ford was unarmed but tackled one officer and tried grab his gun. his family plans it file a federal civil lawsuit against the l.a.p.d. their attorney also represented rodney king back in 1992. >> unfortunately, this horrifying act, these officers committed, murdered by badge is murder nonetheless. >> reporter: ford's death spurred several protests and calls for action from community leaders and activists, including funeral special guest maxine waters. >> ezell ford did not deserve to die simply because he was

mentally challenged. >> reporter: l.a. county supervisor mark ridley thomas was also in attendance. >> there is yet unfinished business with respect to law enforcement. >> reporter: like his casket, the congregation wore white. not to mourn, but to celebrate a life they say was taken far too soon. ford was 25 years old. another rally for another police shooting took place in ohio. over 200 protesters gathered outside a walmart where a man was shot and killed by police earlier this month. demonstrators called on police to release surveillance video of the shooting of john crawford iii. police shot and killed crawford inside a beaver creek walmart after someone called 911 to report that crawford had a gun. officers say crawford refused to put down an air rifle.

ohio state attorney general says surveillance footage of the shooting hasn't been released to prevent tainting any potential jurors if there is a trial. world news this morning. the pentagon confirming the u.s. military conducted airstrikes and dropped humanitarian aid to the beleaguered iraqi city. iraqi forces have entered the city and broken a two month siege. thousands of shiite turk men had been cut off from food and water. aircraft from australia, france, and britian joined the u.s. in the supply drop. the aid comes at the request of the iraqi government. the u.s. government conducted airstrikes against the islamic state militants in order to support the aid delivery. australian prime minister tony abbott says there is some concern about radicalized australians. he was speaking about the isis situation in iraq and the humanitarian aid that australia's participating in.

prime minister abbott says it isn't a stretch to it think that attacks could happen in australia. >> the problem with significant numbers of australians being involved with these terrorist groups is that they are radicalized, they are brutalized by our custom to kill in the name of god. and if it's right to kill in the name of god in iraq, there is no reason to think that the same people won't do likewise if they get the chance elsewhere, including in australia. >> prime minister abbott also announced that australia will be involved in airlifting more equipment and supplies in the coming days and he also addressed the possibility of military action in iraq if requested to do so by the u.s. . and still more shaking this morning. the u.s. geological survey is reporting a second minor earthquake this morning near napa. this time it's a 2.5 magnitude earthquake that was recorded in

green valley. that's about seven miles east, southeast of napa. the earthquake was reported at 6:37 this morning. and a 3.2 magnitude earthquake was reported at 1:56 this morning about five miles south-southwest of napa. there have been no reports of damage or injuries. still ahead for you on kron 4 news become, we will get into the sports highlights after the break. ...we need to break up.

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jake peavy. a solid start for peavy combined with a two-run double by michael morse. giants win 3-1. with that win they move to two and a half games behind the dodgers in the nh west. the a's are in anaheim looking to turn things around against the angels in the fourth. it's the angels erick aybar with his rbi single to right and the angels would take a 1-0 lead. and following that a's starter jeff smarja uncorks a wild pitch. it scores another run for the angels. that's all they need. in the top of the ninth -- there is the wild pitch. top of the ninth former a's pitcher huston street picks up the save and the angels win another one. final is 2-0 as the a's bats are in a deep slumber. they fall to four games behind the angels in the al west. a third game this afternoon. turning now to the nfl, the

st. louis rams have cut michael sam, the first openly gay player draft bid an nfl team. the defensive end is said to have played well in spurts during the preseason, but he couldn't make the team. one that is stocked with pass-rushers. there is still, however, a chance that sam could get picked up by another nfl squad. in college football, a great way to start the season for cal and stanford yesterday. the 11th ranked cardinals shutting out uc davis 45-0. and the cal bears starting their season on the road by beating northwestern in evanston 31-24. next week cal will play its first home game of the season against sacramento state. stanford takes on usc in palo alto. join me and bishop roberts this sunday night as we break down the huge series between the a's and angels. it's all this sunday night at

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7:30 this sunday morning. time to check out the weather forecast. here's erica. >> you got it, marty. let's start off with a live look from mount tam. it is a little breezy out there. the wind definitely kept me up this morning. as we look at the map, however, it doesn't look too bad. fairfield is-mile-an-hour wind. if you are in the higher elevations periods of gusty winds as we head into the afternoon. the sea breeze back and that's going to cool down the temperatures slightly compared to yesterday. as we take a look at your day planner, temperatures in the low 50s, 60s. by lunchtime breezy at times. mostly sunny skies. by three this afternoon temperatures will range from the mid 60s coast side to the low 90s inland. i will have the full details on your labor day forecast coming up in 15 minutes. anny. >> thanks, erica. the u.s. geological survey

is reporting a 3.2 magnitude earthquake near napa. that earthquake occurred five miles south-southwest of napa at 1:56. there have been no reports of damage or injuries. another one at 6:37 this morning and that was a smaller 2.5 magnitude earthquake in green valley about seven miles east-southeast of napa. well, during napa's recovery and time of healing the lutheran church charity is bringing these comfort dogs into the community. specially trained golden retrievers offer comfort to those suffering from mental or emotional stress following last weekend's big quake. the same dogs visited students at sandy hook elementary school after the massacre in knut, connecticut. a team and four dogs from the church will be in napa today. here is a list where the golden retrievers are going to be. you can find a complete list of all quake relief events on our website at kron4.com.

many californians are playing russian roulette when it comes to earthquakes. one in ten of us here in california have earthquake insurance. in napa, for instance, half that number were covered. but as kron 4 explains, after last weekend's big quake some people are seriously rethinking it. >> reporter: got quake insurance? >> unfortunately, i don't. but i am looking into that being that you think this couldn't happen up here. it's not the san andreas fought or hayward fault line. we are now on the map as american canyon earthquake. so i'm going to look into that. >> reporter: sherry thanks her lucky stars her home's quake damage wasn't worse but her neighbor not so fortunate. many people shied away from quake coverage due to the high price and high deductible. it cost a little over $1,100 a year for a house worth three-quarters of $1 million. that's on top of your standard home insurance. the deductible is around 10%. the california earthquake authority has a premium calculator on their website so

you can find out what your yearly cost would be. some homeowners use the money they would have spent on insurance and put it into the cost of retrofitting their house for 5-$5,000 for a 5,000 square foot home. their cars were damaged in the earthquake, most auto policies will cover it. >> residents ofano ferrell street building in san francisco cleaning up this morning following a two-alarm fire. the blaze broke out 11:00 on saturday morning. one elderly woman was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. officials say a firefighter was also checked out for possible injury. all told, a dozen people are displaced. >> it was getting really, really hot and it got to the point where i had to say, okay, even if i get burned a little bit i need to get on this ladder and get out of this apartment. >> the flames right will, you could feel the intense heat on

the glass. >> the cause of the fire remains under investigation this morning. two san francisco residents were arrested after they led police on a high-speed chase on highway 101 north of petaluma. it happened before 7:00 in the morning. a chp officer saw a silver audi sedan speeding in front of him. as the officer tried to conduct a traffic stop the driver of the audi then sped away. that chase continuing until the man exited at baker avenue. officers say he attempted to enter the freeway once again but the suspect instead struck an embankment and came to a stop. the driver identified as deliverrered stokes was arrested and booked into sonoma county jail. three passengers in the ka are were also detained. in sonoma county a 19-year-old man is in jail on suspicion of killing another man during a fight outside a teen center in sonoma valley. police say it happened about 5:30 friday evening of the victim is identified as 25-year-old mario perez from

sonoma valley. an autopsy to determine the exact cause of his death is scheduled for next week. meantime, joshua gonzalez was booked on charges of involuntary manslaughter. he is currently being held on $25,000 bail. to check into cash clerks in fairfield robbed at gunpoint and the suspect is still on the loose this morning. the check into cash store was closed after the brazen daytime robbery. fairfield police department says a man held two clerks at gunpoint at around 11:00 in the morning. officers say this is the first time the store on north texas street has been robbed. the clerks were able to trip the alarm after the gunman ran off with the money. investigators say the suspect was dressed in an unusual attire. >> he was described as african-american male about 30, 5'6" to 5'8" with a heavy build. he was wearing a black pinstripe suit with a red vest carrying a briefcase. he wore gloves and sunglasses.

had, i guess, a pronounced gap between his front teeth. >> in this case neither of the clerks were hurt. police are reviewing the surveillance video of the robbery and they hope that witnesses will come forward. a silver alert is in effect this morning in an effort to find an 82-year-old at-risk woman. sharon face was last seen leaving her home at 2:00 thursday afternoon driving away in a black 1988 toyota long bed pickup truck with a california license number of 3r67862. police say that she suffers from a medical condition and may become disoriented. she is described as as a caucasian woman with grey hair and light eyes. mini fairs will be going up tomorrow. the adult fair will be increasing from $2 to $2.25.

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joan rivers is on life support this morning. the comedian was rushed to a new york city hospital thursday after going into cardiac arrest. her daughter melissa released a statement on her mother's condition. she said her mom is getting the best treatment available and she would be touched by the tributes and prayers coming in from

around the world. one fan says she thinks that joan rivers will be a survivor. >> she is an inspiration to women. she has had so many things in her life that she came through. such a survivor. my heart, my thoughts, my prayers are with her that she is going to be a survive with this now, too. as you can see, i tear up. i really, really care about her. >> well, before falling ill the comedian just performed on wednesday night. an audience member says rivers joked that she could go at any time. a lawyer for comedian tracy morgan says the actor is having a tough time recovering from that accident last june. the attorney says morgan needs a wheelchair and it could be months before he could walk again. he also says that morgan is making progress, but it will be at least one month before he gets a cognitive assessment from a doctor. morgan broke his leg, nose, and several ribs in the six-car accident involving his limo bus and a walmart truck.

comedian james mcnair was killed in that crash. the truck driver has pleaded not guilty to vehicular homicide. coming up on kron 4 news weekend, outrage is sparked after a grandfather takes a video of his grandson and pouring ice cold water over his 10-month-old for the als ice bucket challenge. we will have that controversial story coming up. and we were 'taking a live look outside. this is the view from mount tam. we have the forecast just minutes away.

the chp says residents between ashby avenue and russell street in beckley should stay indoors as officers search for a criminal suspect. that search started out as a chase on city streets about 6:45 this morning and we continue to work on getting more updates for you. time now is 7:46. we are tracking your forecast on this sunday. a lot of folks have the holiday off tomorrow. so how is the forecast looking,

erica? >> it's going to be a beautiful next few days, anny. we will see 90s inland. great weather to be outside. perhaps a barbecue you have planned. if you are closer to the coastline beach-like conditions. 70s and plenty of sunshine. right now it is a little hazy, a little overcast for some of us. we have areas of low clouds on this sunday morning, but temperatures very mild. conquered currently at 62. 62 in oakland. we do have a ridge of high pressure building in from the eastern pacific and that's really going to warm things up for us. now, we will have a bit of a sea breeze. that's going to limit our temperatures yesterday on the coastline. all in all we are talking about above average weather. futurecast 4 into the 12:00 hour highlights 70s, 80s for those of you along the delta. as we put the clock into motion we will fill in a few 90s by three this afternoon. the highs expected in your neighborhood, redwood city 80, mountain view looking very nice at 77 degrees. similar weather in the east bay, if not a touch warmer.

low 90s expected for places like pittsburgh and walnut creek. danville looking for a high of 87. we will see temperatures in the upper 60s for downtown san francisco. 80 in napa. 81 in santa rosa and 66 in daly city. as we look ahead, here is that forecast. tomorrow the hottest day of the week. could see mid 90s inland. low 80s bay side and upper 60s for the coast. we will cool things down a little bit as we head into next week. so back to work we are going to see that pattern of morning fog and afternoon sunshine. but it looks like temperatures are back on the climb as we head into next weekend. >> thanks, erica. it's been a splash of social media for weeks. the als ice bucket challenge. but some say a grandfather must have been out of his mind when he poured freezing cold water on his 10-month-old grand baby. tim wetzelle spoke to the child's father. >> reporter: by now you've seen

it over and over again. the ice bucket challenges everywhere, but some say this takes it way too far. video on facebook shows a grandfather dumping an ice bucket on himself and his 10-month-old granddaughter. >> my family was shocked. my friends were shocked. everybody i know was pretty much shocked and appalled. >> reporter: he is the girl's father. he says he is going through a nasty divorce with her mother and things got even more nasty after he saw his exfather-in-law's post. >> the water splashing into her face. >> reporter: we showed the video to strangers. >> that's not okay. >> reporter: who all say the child's dad has a right to be mad. >> it's not right. for an older person, you're okay. not for baby. >> no, never. definitely not. i mean, just the ice alone. i mean, for people to be able to get that cold, you know, and for a babepy? >> reporter: it was another concerned person out of state who sent the video to child protective services. the agency won't confirm it's

investigating, but says it's getting more and more abuse cases through social media. >> you don't necessarily have to be there to witness it. not even in the same town, state, or country. >> it's a big deal. >> reporter: the child's father also says he took the video right to police. >> this is my child. that's my blood. he is only the grandad. and when i saw he did that, that's disrespectful. >> more than disrespectful. >> yeah. that poor girl. she looks like she is shocked out of her mind. well, despite the father's anger the grandfather has not been charged with any crime. i have seen it to a little pet, a chihuahua, but they take one ice cube. there is a way to get the kids involved, but that isn't the way. >> there are so many things wrong with that and the health issues alone. it will be interesting to see what child protective services does. other things to talk about this morning. say good-bye to this main attraction at the national corvette museum in kentucky. it's a giant sinkhole you see

there. the museum is now planning to fill the 45-foot wide sinkhole. it opened up back in february and swallowed eight vehicles, includeding that corvette there. the museum officials had wanted to keep the sinkhole after a number of visitors to the museum actually increased because of. but a museum spokeswoman says that after running the numbers it turns out it would actually cost a million dollars more to preserve the hole than it would to fill it. work to fill the sinkhole is scheduled to start sometime in november. the budweiser made in america concert kicked off yesterday in los angeles' grand park. more than 40,000 people are expected to attend the multistage show near l.a. city hallmarking the first time that grand park is being used for a large ticketed event. police are expected to be in full force and they will close down several streets in the downtown l.a. area for the concert. dozens of acts are performing, including kanye west today, who headlined in philly yesterday but will be in l.a.

today. other performers include cyprus hill, iggy azalea, john mayer and imagine dragons. there is something very different about this year's apple press event. they are holding it at a new location. to years they have been holding it in san francisco, but this time it will be at the flint center for the performing arts in cupertino. check this out. apple is building a mystery structure behind the flint center. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. it shows a three-story structure shrouded in white. it's hard to tell if it's covered with a giant white cloth material and it will be pulled off the day of the event or maybe it's made out of white tent canvas material. it will be interesting to see what apple is doing with this. it's something new as far as their media events go. a couple of tech colleagues told me security would not let them get close it. i hope to get down there next week and sneak around this mystery structure.

one other thing about choosing this flint officer. >> i want to briefly cover some of the innovations in macintosh. >> reporter: this is the location where steve jobs made history in 1984 unveiling the first mac computer. it could be a ground breaking product, you know, kind of in respect to the jobs legacy. it could be as simple as the flint center is closer to their main campus in cupertino. and it's bigger. they can hold more people. the other center holds 750 people. the flint center can seat up to 2400. gabe slate, kron 4 news. still ahead on kron 4 news weekend, how one woman is raising money by using food served on a stick. yeah. and here's a live look outside from our roof camera and, hey, it's the holiday weekend. hopefully, you've got tomorrow off, making a nice three-day long weekend. we have your labor day forecast coming up after the break. [ brian ] in a race,

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one minnesota woman is taking overindulgence to the next level. her new year's resolution was to eat all the food on a stick at the state fair. her name is mandy colton and she says the rules are simple. the food must be on a stick and must be eaten and finished at the fair. her indulgence is for a good cause. it will ultimately help the make-a-wish foundation. each food item she tries along with recommendations are documented on social media and she is hoping she can encourage her twitter follow he is to donate to make a wish. >> it turned into something a little bit more than i thought it would. i thought any proceeds are going to go to a good cause helping kids' dreams come true. it turned into people thought it was cool. some people thought i was crazy. >> well, mandy says she is eating between five and 6,000 calories a day during the fair. still ahead for you on kron 4 news weekend, the latest on how an oregon girl was trapped

and died in a sand cave. and protests continue in ferguson, missouri over the shooting death of michael brown. why protesters say they are not giving up. our political analyst michael i don't knowky will join us to talk about the shakeout from the napa earthquake.

this morning on kron 4 news weekend it's been one week since the 6.0 magnitude earthquake rocked the bay area. we will have the latest this morning on recovery efforts. and a woman is hospitalized after a fire breaks out in san francisco. we'll have the latest. good morning. here is a live look outside from our roof camera. starting to see that sunshine. full detailsen your labor day weekend forecast straight ahead.

good morning everybody. thanks for joining us here on kron 4 news weekend. i am marty gonzalez. >> i am anny hong. thank you for joining us on this sunday morning. it's been really nice outside. >> it's been gorgeous. >> it was like really nice. not crazy windy. here is erica to look at your beach forecast and also our holiday forecast. good morning. >> good morning, anny. crazy windy at my house, unfortunately. i am a little higher up. that seabreeze will kick in today. 0 miles an hour on the delta. a live look from our roof camera. as for temperatures right now seeing rain from the upper 50s to 60s. 76 livermore. daly city 58 degrees. looking at the headlines, it's not going to be as warm today but we are talking about temperatures above average. it's going to be another beach day. we will see 70s for places like half moon bay. tomorrow it's going to be the hottest day of the week and then we will cool back down as we head back to work on tuesday.

full details on your extended forecast. i will have a look at the seven-day around the bay at 815. new this morning the u.s. geological survey reported a second earthquake this morning. a 2.5 magnitude earthquake hit in green valley. that's about seven miles east of napa just after 6:00 this morning, and this is after a 3.2 magnitude earthquake was reported near napa at 1:56 this morning. there have been no reports of damage or injuries. and that comes exactly one week after a 6.0 earthquake hit the napa valley area leaving many homes and businesses serially damaged -- severery damaged. many people turning to prayer this morning. >> reporter: a lot of people heading to church this morning and what's hardly been a peaceful sunday morning. a magnitude 3.2 and a 2.5 earthquake both striking the region within the past six and a half house or so. now, as we have seen with some of these smaller shakes,

depending on where you were you may or may not have felt some of that shaking. i talked to one man who tells me he did not feel the earthquakes this morning, but his dog and his daughters did. >> my dog was running away, you know, because he has lived with us. and he was right to the under the couch. >> reporter: you didn't feel the shaking but you felt the dog run away and you knew something was up? >> yeah. something was wrong. and my daughters call and say, do you feel it? we say we don't, but we know something was not right. >> reporter: we have not received any reports of damage in this morning's earthquakes. unsettling since we mark one week since the magnitude 6.0 quake. for many sunday is a day of prayer. many churches have had to rework their schedule after that 6.0 quake a week ago. the this sanctuary is red tagged. it's fenced off below in case

after possible collapse. thus, the congo you gays is unable to -- congregation is unable to hold church at that location. they have found this church. they will hold service every sunday here until repairs are made to their sanctuary and that service this morning, marty, gets underway at 9:30. the organist just showed up. he tells me there is extensive damage to the organ at the methodist church. he is a glass half full kind of guy. he says on the bright side, he gets to play with a new organ this morning. >> thanks a lot. that's mike pelten. last week's quake left a lot of businesses struggling to open back up for customers, including velo's pizzeria in downtown napa. it had been retrofitted and sustained no quake damage but the building behind it was causing velo's to be red tagged and yellow tagged. construction crews are building a protective shield on velo's'

roof in case that unstable building next to them falls. the construction means delays and another lost day of business. >> to be closed for any business, particularly a new business, is difficult to say the least. you know, we need money coming in. i need to be able to pay my staff. i need to pay our bills. >> inspectors are waiting for the roof to be done to give them the okay for the pizzeria to reopen. two napa wineries joined together saturday to celebrate the resilience of their community. they called it the aftershock party. it brought together residents looking for a little bit of a break after this week-long recovery. the event had some wine, food, and a little music as well. the wineries hope that even those who couldn't make it can still take a moment to reflect. >> a lot of people really devastated and the vineyards and sellers, we were very fortunate and did not have a lot of damage. that's why we wanted to come together and throw this just little bit of relief for

people. >> we are about friends and family. i grew up in this area. so we had a lot of contacts and a lot of friends and family that we just wanted to help. >> the event raised money for the napa food bank. hockey's ultimate prize the stanley cup was in napa saturday to help raise money for quake victims. l.a. kings general manager and former san jose sharks gm dean lombardi brought the cup to the napa weston. fans taking advantage of the opportunity to take a photo or two with the cup and then to make a donation to help the quake victims. the money raised will go to the napa valley community valley relief fund. the l.a. kings are going to match the amount of total donations. by the way, the stanley cup will be in santa rosa today at snoopy's home ice arena from 10 in the morning to 1:00 in the afternoon. and a reminder to stay up to date on the latest information on the napa earthquake by going online to kron4.com, our twitter and facebook pages and remember to download the kron 4 mobile

app. new this morning police in livermore are investigating a shooting that happened around 12:30 this morning. police say five people were wounded when a white sedan pulled up in front of a house party on the 200 block of q street and somebody in the car opened fire. there is no word on the victims' conditions. anyone who may have witnessed the shooting is asked to call police. a pedestrian is in critical condition this morning after he was hit by an oakland police patrol car saturday afternoon. police say it happened just after 1:30 at 3rd avenue and east 12th street in oakland. they say the officer was turning slowly and hit the 58-year-old man in the intersection. police say they don't know if the victim was in the crosswalk when he was hit. and happening now the chp advising people who live between ashby avenue and russell street in berkeley to stay indoors while police search for a suspect. that search start as a chase on city streets about 6:45 this

morning. but it's unclear right now what the suspect is wanted for. and we'll continue to update you on this story as more details become available in the newsroom. still ahead on kron 4 news weekend, an oregon girl is dead after being trapped in a sand cave. we have the latest on how she became trapped. and protesters, including michael brown's parents, continue to march for justice in ferguson, missouri. we'll hear from the protesters who vow to never give up. and the u.s. begins airstrikes in giving aid to a city in iraq. we will have details on that coming up.

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a 9-year-old girl who was pulled from a collapsed sand cave in oregon on friday has died. emergency crews tried to revive the girl after she was pulled from a hole that was dug in the sand on the beach in lincoln city, oregon. the girl was visiting the area with her family. she climbed into the hole to see just how deep it was when suddenly the sand collapsed around her. the girl was not breathing when

rescuers took her to the hospital and she could not be revived. >> actually, when it's a call like this, when it's a young child that's either a drowning or any kind of accident like this that turns out to be a fatality it's hard on the responders. it's very hard on the community. >> mourners have laid flowers at the beach where the girl was playing when that sand suddenly collapsed. the parents of 18-year-old michael brown joined protesters in ferguson, missouri to call for justice for their late son. demonstrators joining the national march on ferguson on the city's streets after days of relative quiet. huge crowds gathered as each of the browns parents led a march to the spot where their son was killed. demonstrators say this is a sign they are not going away. >> we are going to stay in their face. we are going to be heard. as long as we do that and do in a positive way, we will go far. >> this is the beginning, a defining moment in history where we project human rights revolution for the 21st

century. >> michael brown was shot and killed during a confrontation with a police officer by the name of darren wilson three weeks ago. a grand jury is considering evidence and federal investigators are sorting out whether brown's civil rights were violated. good morning. live in the weather center. a gorgeous start to your sunday morning. here is a live look from atop mount tam. breezy out there but above average temperatures for the afternoon. full details on your labor day weekend forecast when we return.

if you are heading out rye right now crazy clouds on the coastline. it is hazy and breezy, especially for the higher elevations. take a look at your temperatures. livermore 63. 62 in san jose. not too bad after start. we are going to warm things up as we head into the afternoon. a ridge of high pressure building in from the eastern pacific. so we're talking about warmer than average temperatures.

by lunchtime, hey, we are already well into the 70s and 80s. fast forwarding the clock here at three this afternoon we will introduce those 90s. we will see a few 90s for the eastbound interior spots. focusing first on the south bay, cupertino 81. 77 mountain view. fremont getting close to 80. we'll see similar weather in the east bay. danville 87. 86 in conquered. fairfield 91 degrees. the lots of sunshine expected in san francisco. 69 there. 75 degrees across the bay in oakland and looks like low 80s north of the golden gate bridge. here is that seven-day around the bay forecast. tomorrow is going to be the who the exist day of the week. labor day will bring us mid 90s inland and upper 60s for the coast. that sea breeze is really going to kick up a notch. looks like the low cloud cover will return in earnest as we head into the work week. temperatures will cool down but we will bounce back a bit as we head into next weekend. >> thank you so much. well, it's been exactly one

week since the 6.0 napa valley earthquake. residents and business owners busy cleaning up. >> many wondering when is help going to arrive. joining us now is political analyst michael yonke. we know that they were out assessing the damage. where are we in the process now? >> basically what are they're looking at the this. the federal government's role is to make sure that they are being made hole. they look at different factors. what kind of state assistance is available, how much will private insurance cover, and sort of what is the overage from that. they will look at facts like how much was spent in terms of overtime, how much was spent in emergency response. those are kind of unexpected costs that communities around expected to bear. then they put up a calculation and they sit there and then they wait. and they wait for the state for the local government to make a request to the state and then the state then to make the

request to the federal government and then fema kind of recommends whether or not they believe this qualifies as quote-unquote a disaster declaration. you know, contrast that with loma prieta. as soon as the bridge went down the idea that there would not be a disaster declaration was out of window. and when that and the cyrpus fee way collapsing as with well. here because it's a limited damage area, a limited area, you know, it takes a little bit longer. it doesn't mean it won't or shouldn't get it. i think last week i compared it to more like a tornado. you know, a localized -- tornados often and mainly do qualify for disaster assistance because even though they are localized and in a small area they create a lot of damage. now, one of the problems here is going to to be how do you calculate the unexpected costs of earthquake retrofit and repair because that means fema

is expected to cover and doesn't like to cover. i know that from dealing with loma prieta. >> one thing you mentioned is this key word wait. there is a lot of business owners and residents who are in napa right now busy trying to get their lives back together again. they can't afford to wait. >> right. this is a question for local governments, the governor, and the federal representatives. i mean, one of the things that made it very important for us is that when we were doing this for loma prieta we had our senators, our congressional delegation, everyone in line just hammering on the president and fema to get this thing done. it first starts with the locality. the locality has to prepare the disaster request. the governor has to submit it and then it's up the president to decide on the recommendation of fema whether to take it or not. and sometimes the president overrides fema. for example, the wildfire at

yosemite. fema initially said no. it's just a fire. and not too many structures were burned. a lot of trees. the federal government, after president obama came out for a fundraiser and was hit on by a lot of people in the california delegation and said you have no much idea california spent trying to fight this fire did the federal declaration kick in. the federal government says they want to help. they are there to help. but as fdr said about a lot of things, you got to make them help. you got to make them do it. and part of this, i think, the challenge for businesses and homeowners who have lost their homes, mobile homers, for example, other businesses, their big challenge is going to be keep -- be persistent if and when the federal aid is made available. >> well, and washington state last year had a really big wildfire. 300 homes destroyed. fema says we are not going to

offer any aid. we can't give you any money. do you think there is a chance in the napa earthquake situation could say no aid at all? >> it's how well you prepare your disaster declaration. i don't know the desks of washington but i could guess and gather that insurance paid for a lot of it. and if the different differential between the insurance costs and what the homeowners bear is of a certain magnitude, the federal government is less likely to say you need us to kick in. local and state help can come in. with earthquakes, when earthquakes kick in you have to repair things to the new building standards and that costs a lot of money. that takes a lot more time to put together. that's the kind of thing where the state -- where the local agency has to be really smart by putting in their application because that's where the numbers get big and that's where the federal aid is very important. >> and it also sounds like it's going to take a lot of pushing and prodding from the delegation, the congressional

delegation in california, which is huge, to continue to keep the ball moving? >> there are a lot of fundraisers in that area. a lot of wineries. i mean, there is a lot of clout that can be brought to bear. everyone's got to pitch together to make it happen. and then even after you make it happen you have to make it work. >> yeah. michael, thank you. we will visit with you next hour. thanks a lot. we'll be right back. female announcer: through monday, get three years interest-free financing and save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on serta icomfort and tempur-pedic. but this special financing offer ends labor day at sleep train.

peninsula sports. the giants looking to win their fifth in a row and second straight against the milwaukee brewers at at&t park. last night it was about pitching and defense. watch this play by crawford in the 7th inning. nice play. gets a double play. and a stop of a potential brewers rally. through seven innings the brewers didn't have a hit. in the top of the eighth they get their first hit of the game off giants starter jake peavy. it was a solid start for peavy combined with a two-run double from michael morse. the final is 3-1 and with that win the giants move to two and

a half games behind the dodgers in the national league west. the a's an anaheim looking to turn things around against the angels last night. in the fourth the angels erick aybar with his rbi single to right. that would make it 1-0 for the angels. and really that was all they would need. then as the a's jeff took the second run. then in the ninth, there is the wild pitch. in the ninth it was former a's pitcher huston street to pick up the win by anaheim. 2-0 as the a's bat continue in that deep slumber. the assist are four games behind the angels in the al west. oakland looking to avoid a sweep this afternoon. college football. start of the season yesterday. what a great way to start for cal and stanford. the 11th rangerred cardinals shutting out uc davis 45-0. the golden bears starting their season on the road by beating

northwestern in evanston 31-24. next week cal plays the first home game of the season. they face sacramento state. stanford taking on usc in palo alto. and this just into our newsroom. things continue to get worse for the 9ers. first aldon smith suspended and now defensive back ray mcdonald seen here has been taken into custody after a domestic violence incident. officials say mcdonald was arrested around 2:45 this morning on bentley ridge drive in san jose. police say he is facing felony domestic violence charges and this comes just after the nfl announced on friday tougher sanctions against players who commit domestic violence crimes. we will have more on this tonight. and the 49ers are preparing to live without one of their big star linebackers, aldon smith. he will be out nine games and will lose one and a quarter million dollars in salary. he will not return to the field in november the day after the

9ers saints game. it comes after a series of run-ins with the law. the most recent one was last september when smith was arrested for dui. last season smith voluntarily missed five games when he entered a substance abuse treatment center. on saturday the players association released this statement on aldon smith's behalf. it says i apologize to my teammates, coaches and the entire 49ers organization and 49ers fans for not being able to contribute on the field for the next several weeks. over the last year i have learned a lot and i'm working hard to grow from my experiences. i want to thank my family and friends, my teammates, union and the 49ers for supporting me during this process. i will be at work daily to participate if all permitted work activities and to support my teammates just as they have supported me. the pennant races are heating up. join me and former all-star bip roberts this sunday night as we break down the huge series

between the a's and angels with first placen the line. plus, buster posey and the giants take on the surprisingly good milwaukee brewers and preseason takeaways for the 9ers and raiders. it's this sunday night at nine right after the news.

we're back on kron 4 news weekend. we are in the midst of the labor day holiday weekend. erica tells us it's a picture perfect weekend. >> you bet. temperatures in the upper 60s, 70s coast side. low 90s inland. if that's what you like, that's tomorrow. it is a little breezy out there. concord right now reporting 12-mile-an-hour sustained winds. 10 in fairfield. we will have periods of pretty gusty winds especially in the higher elevations. as we focus on our temperatures right now you are heading out to upper 50s, low 60s. by lunchtime it will remain breezy. mostly sunny skies. by three this afternoon we will see temperatures in the upper

60s coast side to the low 90s inland. guys. >> thanks, erica. new this morning the u.s. geological survey reporting a second earthquake this morning. a 2.5 magnitude earthquake hit in green valley about seven miles east of napa after 6:00 this morning. this is after a 3.2 magnitude earthquake was reported near napa at 1:56 this morning and there have been no reports of damage or injuries. and during napa's recovery in time of healing the lutheran church charities is bringing comfort dogs into the community. specially trained golden retrievers offering comfort to those suffering from mental or emotional stress following last sunday's big quake. these same dogs visited students at sandy hook elementary school after the massacre in knew town, connecticut. a here is a list of where they are scheduled to be today. you can find a complete list of

all quake relief events on our website at kron4.com. many californians are playing russian roulette when it comes to earthquake. only 10% of californians have earthquake insurance. in napa just over half recovered after last weekend's big quake caused some damage. some residents now seriously rethinking insurance. >> i am looking into that seeing that you think this isn't happen up here. it's not the san andreas fault or the hayward fault line. we're now known on the map as american canyon earthquake zone. so i am going to look into that. >> she says she lucky her home's damage wasn't worse. her neighbors weren't as fortunate. many people shy away from earthquake coverage due to the high price and a high deductible as well. it cost about $1,000 a year for a house worth three-quarters of $1 million and that's on top of your standard home insurance. and remember that the deductible then is about 10% of the home's

value. the california earthquake authority has a premium calculator on its website so you can find out exactly what your yearly payment would be. residents ofano ferrell street building in san francisco cleaning up this morning following a two-alarm fire. it broke out 11:00 on saturday morning. one elderly woman was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. a firefighter was checked out for possible injury. a dozen people were displaced. >> really, really hot. and it got to the point where i had to just say, okay, even if i get burned a little bit i need to fet on this ladder and get out of this apartment. >> when the flames were at the peak you could feel the intense heat on our forehead and the glass. >> the cause of the fire remains under investigation this morning. two san francisco residents-arrested after they led police on a high-speed chase on highway 101 north of petaluma. it happened just before 7:00 in the morning. a chp officer saw a silver audi

sedan speeding in front of him. as the officer tried to conduct a traffic stop the driver of the audi sped away. the chase continuing until the man exited at baker avenue. then officers say he attempted to enter the freeway again but the suspect instead struck an embankment and came to the stop. the driver identified as clifford stokes was arrested and booked into sonoma county jail. three passengers in the car were also detained. also in sonoma county a 19-year-old man is in jail this morning on suspicion of killing another man during a fight outside a teen center? sonoma valley. police say it happened about 5:30 friday evening. the victim identified as 25-year-old mario perez from sonoma valley. an autopsy to determine the exact cause of death is scheduled for next week. meantime, joshua gonzalez was booked on charges of involuntary manslaughter. he is currently being held on $25,000 bail. two check in to cash clerks in fairfield robbed at gunpoint

by a man dressed in a pin striped suit. kron 4 spoke with investigators and has more on the man police are looking for. >> reporter: a brazen daytime robbery and the gunman is still on the loose. >> at one point held a gun to one of the clerk's head. >> reporter: the fairfield police department says a man held two clerks up at gunpoint at around 11:00 in the morning. >> they were shaken up a little bit but pretty well composed considering what happened. >> reporter: sergeant bogs says this isn't the first time this store on north texas street has been robbed. in this case, neither of the clerks were injured. bogs said they tripped the alarm. >> he was described as african-american mail 30, heavy build. he was wearing a pin striped suit with a red vest, carrying a briefcase. he wore gloves and sunglasses. had a pronounced gap between his front teeth. >> reporter: police are reviewing surveillance video of the robbery and hope that

witnesses come forward that may have seen the gunman leaving the area. >> the man who fell from a cliff and died in daly city saturday has been identified. officials say sean carrington fell 250 to 350 feet down a cliff near palisades drive and west ridge avenue. this is just below palisades park. two other people also fell and they are suffering from serious injuries. a silver alert is in effect this morning in an effort to find an 82-year-old at risk woman. her name is sharon feiss. she was last seen leaving her home 2:00 in the afternoon on issues. she was driving away in a black 1988 toyota long bed pickup truck with a california license plate of 3r67862. police say that she suffers from a medical condition and may become disoriented. she is described as a caucasian woman standing 5'2" weighing 170 pounds with grey hair and

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it's been a splash of social media for weeks. the als ice bucket challenge. but some say a grandfather must have been out of his mind when he poured freezing cold water on his 10-month-old grand baby. tim wetzel spoke to the child's father. >> reporter: by now up 'seen it over and over -- by now you've seen it over and over again. the ice bucket challenge is everywhere, but some say this takes it way too far. video on facebook shows a grandfather dumping an ice bucket on himself and his

10-month-old granddaughter. >> my family was shocked. my friends were shocked. everybody i know was pretty much shocked and appalled. >> reporter: claude dal core is the girl's father. he is going through a nasty divorce with her mother and things got more nasty after he saw his ex--father-in-law's post. >> you don't do that. the water splashing in her face. >> reporter: we showed the video to strangers. >> that's not okay. >> reporter: who all say the mild's dad has -- the child's dad has a right to be mad. >> to, never. definitely not. just the ice alone. i mean, for people to be able to get that cold. and then for a baby? >> reporter: it was another concerned person from out of state who sent the video to child protective services. the agency won't confirm it's investigating but says it's getting more and more abuse cases through social media. >> you don't necessarily have to be there to witness it. not even in the same town, state, or country. >> it's a big deal. >> reporter: the child's father also says he took the video

right to police. >> it's not his child. that's my child. that's my blood. he is only the grandad. when i saw he did that, that's disrespectful. >> well, despite the father's anger the grandfather has not been charged with any crime. just that the poor girl's face. she looks like she is so shocked. >> it really does. and you have to wonder about the health issues as well. coming up on kron 4 news weekend the latest on comedian joan rivers who remains in a medically induced coma. >> and here is a live look outside from the mount tam camera. it is a holiday weekend. a lot of folks may have labor day weekend off tomorrow. we have more details on your weekend. warming up out there.

welcome back to kron 4 news weekend. let's get you caught up on the weather forecast. >> good morning, marty. on this sunday morning check out the blue skies as we take a live look out in samsung. there is a mild start to your morning. we did have some low clouds on

the coastline but most of that is in the clearing stages. san francisco, good morning, you're at 64. upper 50s right now north of the golden gate bridge. a ridge of high pressure over the eastern pacific and that's going to allow for temperatures above average today. the sea breeze will kick up. there will be about a little wind, a little gusty in the higher elevations. look at the temperatures. focusing on lunchtime 70s and 80s dominate the area. looks like we will introduce a few low 90s for some of the east bay interior valleys by three this afternoon. getting specific with the highs expected in your neighborhood today, mountain view 77, 84 santa clara. looking good with a high of 87 degrees. we will pick up a few 90s for walnut creek and pittsburgh. vallejo 88. 87 in pleasanton. downtown san francisco staying in the upper 60s. same for berkeley. looks like napa hitting a high of 80 and 77 in samsung. looking ahead, here is that seven-day around the bay forecast. labor day itself is going to be the hottest day with mid 90s

inland. low 80s bay side and upper 60s for the coast. now, that cloud cover, that morning fog will be prevalent as we head into next week. lots of sunshine into the afternoon. you will notice slightly cooler temperatures. friends and family members gathering to say good-bye to a man shot and killed by los angeles police earlier this month. the shooting of ezell ford days after michael brown was shot in ferguson, missouri sparked similar protests questioning the use of deadly force. >> reporter: the funeral service began with a song and prayer followed by moving words from loved ones. >> i ask the lord to bring you with him. just watch over me and the family and shine your light on us. >> there won't be any doubt. you're so wonderful to think of and so hard to live without. >> reporter: her grandson ezell

ford was shot and killed by lapd officers on august 11. according to investigators, ford was unarmed but tackled an officer and tried to grab his gun. his family plans to file a federal civil lawsuit against the l.a.p.d. their attorney also represented rodney king back in 1992. >> unfortunately, this horrifying act these officers committed, murder by badge is murder nonetheless. >> reporter: ford's death spurred several protests and calls for action from community leaders and activists, including funeral special guest maxine waters. >> ezell ford did not deserve to die simply because he was mentally challenged. [ applause ] >> reporter: l.a. county supervisor mark ridley thomas was also in attendance. >> there is unfinished business with respect to law enforcement. >> reporter: like his casket,

the congregation wore white not to mourn but to celebrate a life they say was taken far too soon. ford was 25 years old. turning now to world news this morning. the pentagon confirms the u.s. military conducted airstrikes and dropped humanitarian aid to the beleaguered iraqi city of amerli. iraqi forces have entered that city and broken a two month siege of amerli. thousands of shiite turk men had been cut off from food and water for nearly two months by islamic state militants. aircraft from australia, france and britian joined the u.s. in the supply drop. it comes at the request of the iraqi government. the u.s. military conducted airstrikes against islamic state militants in order to support the delivery of that aid. tmz reporting that joan rivers is on life support this morning. the comedian was rush today a new york city hospital thursday

after going into cardiac arrest. her daughter melissa released a statement on her mother's condition. she said her mom is getting the best treatment available and that she would be so touched by the tributes and prayers all coming from around the world. one fan says she believes that joan will be a survivor. >> she is an inspiration to women. she has had so many things in her life that she came through. such a survivor. my heart, my thoughts, my prayers are with her that she is going to be a survivor with this now, too. as you can see, i tear up. i really, really care about her. >> and just before going to the hospital rivers even performed on wednesday night. an audience member says rivers joked that she could go at any time. and the lawyer for comedian tracy morgan says the actor is having a tough recovery from an accident that happened last june. the attorney says morgan needs a wheelchair and it could actually be months before he can walk again. he also says morgan is making progress, but it will be at least one month before he gets a

cognitive assessment from a doctor. morgan broke his leg, nose, and several ribs in the six-car accident involving his limo bus and a walmart truck. comedian james mcnair was killed in the crash. the truck driver has pleaded not guilty to vehicular homicide. coming up on kron 4 news weekend how one woman is raising money for a good cause by eating foods served on a stick. >> and here is a live look outside from our roof camera. more sunshine is in the forecast as we are heading into labor day. more details coming up a little bit later.

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or get a 20-dollar gift card with air raid speaker purchase. say good-bye to main attraction at the national corvette museum in kentucky. a giant sinkhole, yeah, take a look at this, the museum now plans to fill this 45-foot wide sinkhole that opened up in february and swallowed eight vehicles. i know car fans are thinking

that's just awful. museum officials wanted to keep the sinkhole after a number of visitors to the museum increased, but a museum spokeswoman says after running the numbers it turns out it would cost a million dollars more to preserve the hole than to fill it. work to fill the sinkhole is scheduled to start sometime in november. well, the budweiser made in america concert kicked off yesterday in los angeles' grand park and it's going to continue today. more than 40,000 people are expected to attend the multistage show near los angeles city hallmarking the first time that grand park is being used for a large ticketed event. police are expected to be in full force and several streets around downtown l.a. are going to be closed. dozens of acts are set to perform including kanye west who headlined in philadelphia yesterday and he will be in l.a. today. other performers are cyprus hill, iggy azalea, john mayer and imagine dragons. a woman is taking overindulgence to the next

level. her new year's resolution was to eat all the food served on a stick at the state fair. her name is mandy colton and she says the rules are very simple. the food must be served on a stick and must be finished while she's at the fair. but her indulgence is for a very good cause. her mass consumption will ultimately help the make-a-wish foundation. each food item she eats along with a recommendation documented on social media and she is hoping that she can encourage her twitter followers to donate to make a wish. still ahead on kron 4 news weekend, the latest on how an oregon girl was trapped and eventually died in a sand cave. >> and political analyst michael yonke joins us to talk about the u.s. involvement with 6.0 militants in iraq. >> what you need to know before you head to the show.

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a woman is hospitalized after a fire breaks out in san francisco saturday. we will have an update for you. and here's a live look outside from our roof camera. lots of sunshine to start off your sunday morning. full details on the rest of your labor day weekend forecast coming up. thanks for joining us on kron 4 news weekend. i am marty gonzalez. >> and i i am anny hong. the barbecues are warming up. i'm going to one later today. >> good for you. all right. >> here is erica with a look at your labor day forecast. >> it's going to be really comfortable around the bay

area. lots of sunshine to start off today and we won't see temperatures above average. could get a little too warm tomorrow as we will introduce mid 90s in the forecast, live look from mount tam. as for temperatures, already on the climb. oakland 63. 77 in anitoch. mid 60s heading out in fremont and sunnyvale at 70 degrees. looks like it won't be as warm as yesterday. that sea breeze will kick in. but like i said, heading into labor day itself we are talking about the hottest day of the week. we will cool things down as we head back to work on tuesday. full detills on that extended forecast coming up at 9:15. the u.s. geological survey reported a second earthquake this morning. a 2.5 magnitude earthquake hit in green valley. that's about seven miles east of napa just after 6:00 this morning. this came after a 3.2 magnitude earthquake was reported near napa at 1:56 this morning. the good news though is there

have been no reports of damage or injuries. and of course it hits one week exactly after that 7.0 earthquake -- 6.0 earthquake hit the napa area. mike pelten reporting live from napa where many are turning to prayer on this sunday morning. mike. >> reporter: well, good morning, marty. it's just amazing how lighthearted people have been over the past week. we have seen a lot of smiles this morning as many church services are getting underway. and where i'm standing service gets underway at 9:30. take a look inside the church. as i'm standing here at the napa community seventh day adventist church, but that's not who is worshiping here this morning. this congregation from the first united methodist church is using this building because their church is red tagged following the earthquake. i spoke with the organist who tells me there is extensive damage to their structure and to the organ which dates back to the '80s. the pastor said they take about a year to finish repairs to the first united methodist church and they will stay at this

facility until those repairs are made. the organist tells me after a week of destruction in napa he plans to keep the mood light and upbeat this morning. >> i've chose music -- it was the end of summer. i am playing a number of jazz type piece that is have that influence and i think it appropriate that maybe in some ways i am going to add in we shall overcome or something because of what we experienced at the church here in napa. >> reporter: and again this congregation expects to stay here for about a year depending on how long repairs take. one funny story. that organist tells me he actually left his organ shoes inside the other shoes and of course they can't go this interest. so this morning he is playing the organ in socks. >> it will sound extra sweet. thank you, mike. last week's quake left a lot of businesses struggling to

open back up for customers, including velo's pizzeria in downtown napa. and the pizza shop has been retrofitted and sustained no quake damage, but the building behind it wasn't causing velo's to be red tagged and yellow tagged. construction crews are now building a protective shield on velo's roof in case that unstable building next to them falls. it means delays and another lost day of business. >> to be closed for any business, particularly a new business, is difficult to say the least. you know, we need money coming in. i need to be able to pay my staff. i need to pay our bills. all those things. >> inspectors are waiting for the roof to be done so they can give the okay for the store to reopen. two napa wineries joined together saturday to celebrate the resilience of their community. they called it the aftershock party. it brought together residents looking to take a little bit of a break from the recovery efforts. the event had wine, food, along with a little music as well. the wineries are hoping even those who couldn't make it can

still take a moment or two to reflect. >> a lot of people really devastated and throughout the vineyards and cellars we were fortunate and did not have a lot of damage. that's why we wanted to come together and throw this little bit of relief for people. we are all about friends and family. i grew up in this area and so we have a lot of contacts and a lot of friends and family that we just wanted to help. >> that event raised money for the napa food bank. hockey's ultimate prize, the stanley cup, was in napa saturday to help raise money for the quake victims. l.a. kings general manager and former san jose sharks gm dean lombardi brought the cup to the napa weston. fans taking advantage of the opportunity to take a picture or two with the cup and also to make a donation to help quake victims. the money raised will go to the napa valley community disaster relief fund. and the l.a. kings say they will match the amount of total donations. the stanley cup will be in santa

rosa today. arriving at snoopy's home ice arena in about an hour at 10:00 a.m. and will be there until 1:00 this afternoon. stay with us and stay up to date on the latest information on the napa earthquake by going online to kron4.com, twitter and facebook pages. and download the kron 4 mobile app. well, new this morning things continue to get worse for the san francisco 49ers. first aldon smith was suspended. now defensive back ray mcdonald has been taken into custody after a domestic violence incident. officials say he was arrested about 2:45 this morning on bentley ridge drive in san jose. police say he is facing felony domestic violence charges. new this morning livermore police are investigating a shooting that injured five people. this happened on q street around 12:30 this morning. police say three men at the party were asked to leave after a verbal altercation. according to investigators, about 30 minutes after the men left a white sedan pulled up in front of the party and then

somebody in the car opened fire. the victims were taken to nearby hospital and no word on their conditions or a possible motive for the shooting. straight ahead on kron 4 news weekend an oregon girl dies after being trapped in a sand cave. we will explain how she became trapped. plus, protesters, including michael brown's parents, continue to march for justice in ferguson, missouri. why the protesters say they are not the giving up. and we'll talk to our political analyst michael yonke about the latest crisis with isis.

the parents of 18-year-old michael brown joined protesters in ferguson, missouri to call for justice for their son. demonstrators joined the national march on ferguson on the city streets after days of relative quiet. huge crowds gathered as each of brown's parents led a margin to the spot where their son was killed. demonstrators say this is a sign they are not going away. >> we are going to be heard. as long as we do that and do it

in a positive way we will go far. >> this is the beginning, a defining moment in history where we project human rights revolution for the 21st century. >> michael brown was shot and killed during a confrontation by police officer darren wilson three weeks ago. a grand injury is considering evidence and federal investigators are sorting out whether brown's civil rights were violated. a 9-year-old girl who was pulled from a collapsed sand cave in oregon on friday has died. emergency crews tried to revive the girl after she was pulled from a hole dug in the sand on the beach in lincoln city. the girl was visiting the area with her family. she climbed in the hole to see how deep it was when the sand collapsed. the girl was not breathing when rescuers took her to the hospital and she could not be revived. mourners have laid flowers at the beach where the girl was playing when the sand collapsed. and we'll be right back. first let's take this live look

outside. we are looking at san francisco and the skies are clearing over the city. we have plenty of sunshine and erica will be along with the forecast right after the break.

that thanks for spending part of your holiday with kron 4 news weekend. 9:14. it is a sunny day around much of the bay area. san jose you're heading out to 67. 63 degrees in santa rosa. san francisco already at 66. and we are talking about above rink temperatures as we head into the afternoon. now, the sea breeze will limit some of us along the coastline. it's not going to be as warm as what we saw yesterday afternoon but a strong ridge of high pressure over the eastern pacific. with that said we will squeeze out a few 90s again. lots of sunshine to look forward to. by 12:00 we will see mainly 70s inside the bay. 80s up towards napa and the

delta. by 3:00 this afternoon i think we will introduce those 90s. in your neighborhood today fremont 80. sunnyvale with a high of 81 degrees. turning our attention to the san ramon valley, upper 80s. 90 in pittsburgh. 80 valet hoe. upper 60s for downtown san francisco and 80 in napa. highlights tomorrow the hottest day of the week. we will see mid 90s develop inland. low 80s bay side and 60s for the coast. those clouds really make a comeback. at least the morning clouds for the rest of the week. lots of sunshine into the afternoon but definitely cooler conditions. i don't want to put the cart before the horse. we don't have a strategy yet. there is no point in me asking for action on the part of congress before i know exactly what it is that is going to be required for us to get the job done.

>> the white house very busy with damage control following those comments late last week from president obama. >> joining us now is our political analyst michael yonke. yeah, those comments really putting the white house in a tough situation. what is their next move now and how do they deal with this? >> i think the next move is to come up with a strategy and to do it in a way that makes some sense to the american people because the fact -- the reality is that we are at war with isis. whether we declared it or not, the fact that we are engaged in pretty much freehand bombing of all isis -- most recently we just helped the kurds and the t amerli in northern iraq because we went and bombed and bombed isis. and how far we do -- i mean, and that's far beyond the scope of the authorization of military force that we he has been using it to justify the airstrikes so far for the war against saddam hussein, believe it or not. had this is not the republican

guard. this is not the bath party. this is an entirely different force coming if. they are helping to repell an invader. that's a totally different situation. >> so the president is facing fire now from all sides of the gop. they have jumped in with several senators saying we need some type of strategy. ted cruz quoted this morning saying we should bomb isis back to the stone age. >> the biggest problem is that this this is for the american people that has come up fast. it was gelled with the execution and beheading of -- it and the awful tragedy of james foley because remember we had been talking about isis and sort of offhand terms early in the year with regard to assad and chemical weapons and the fact that there is this coalition of forces trying to overthrow assad. we are trying to help assad and there is a offshoot more violent than al-qaeda. all of a sudden boom they are

in our faces. there are a lot of different factors involved here not to mention the fact that whether israel choose 20s add -- chooses to admit it. they are a threat to israel. another faction of the syrian rebels which is the al-qaeda less violent but still pretty violent faction of these people. and the fact that it's hard to get handle on all these different things, i think the american people just want to see someone say this is what we're going to do. this is a problem. or, quite frankly, say we are not going to get involved at all because i think the american people veer back and forth between i don't want to know about it, i don't want to get involved with it to we have to do something about it. the foley execution made people think we need to do something about it. >> not getting involved, isis is getting more powerful. they have grown so quickly. the airstrikes are effective to a certain point. at one point do you think ground troops have to go back in?

>> not necessarily. this can be very much -- i mean, there is a lot of debate about that. people hi because -- think because it's a big desert, girlilla warfare, you have to go in. that's partly the reason why the president said we have no strategy yet because there is a big divide within the white house how to deal with this. he should have said we have a strategy, which is we are going to defeat isis one way or another. that leaves him the political, economic, as well as military route. >> i think even if he had said we are fine-tuning our strategy. >> right. >> it would have been a better way to go? >> yeah. or we have a policy that we are going to contain isis. we have a policy we are going to make sure they do not take over these countries. we have a policy of wanting to get rid of assad and they will not be the ones that will be responsible for it. those are the kinds of things he should have said. he didn't say it and it's been

a terrible, terrible week for him. >> not only has it been a terrible week, but a lot of the voters, the americans are going -- american people are just saying, what's going on here? what is happening at the white house? or what is not happening at the white house? >> i think it's again a reaction to the fact that they don't feel that the world is under control. i mean, we haven't even talked about the ukraine. the fact that russia may be sending in a significant number of russian troops and russian tanks into the ukraine which may spark a full-out war between ukraine and russia, which ukraine will lose unless nato steps in. that's another big problem. so these are all -- this feeling of loss of control, the american people want a president who can at least say to them, can be the great communicator. can be the great conciliator. whoever it is, they are looking to that for leadership and they are not quite seeing it right now despite the fact that this is a president who has, whether you want to call it assassinated, killed, whatever, droned, you know, more enemies

of america than any other president in recent history. but they don't understand that. they don't see that as part of a coherent policy. >> all right. and we also know that it's always, with the american electorate, what have you done for me lately? >> exactly. >> thank you so much. michael i yonke joining us this morning.

turning to bay area sports, the giant looking to win their fifth game in a row and second straight against the milwaukee brewers at at&t last night. it was all about the pitching and defense. watch this play by brandon crawford at short. the giants up 3-0. a diving stop. they turn a double play and end a potential milwaukee rally there. through seven innings the brewers still didn't a hit, but there is the first one. top of the eighth first hit off giants starter jake peavy. it was a solid outing for peavy combining with a two-run double for michael morse and the giants win 3-1. the win moves the giants to just

two and a half games behind the dodgers in the nl west. the a's are heading the other way. they are looking it turn this thing around against the angels last night in anaheim. 4th inning erick aybar with a rbi single that bounces through the infield and into right field. that gives the angels a 1-0 lead in the game last night. the a's jeff samardzija wouldn't help things by throwing a wild pitch to the backstop and another angels run would score and that would really be all that they needed last night as the a's bats just were not coming alive. there is the wild pitch by samardzija. and in the top of the ninth the former athletics pitcher huston street picks up the save and the angels win it 2-0 as the a's bats continue to sleep. they fall four games behind the angels in the al west. oakland looking to avoid the sweep this afternoon. turning to college football. a great way it start the season for cal and stanford. the left ranked cardinals shutting out uc davis 45-0 yesterday. and the golden bears starting

their season on the road in evanston by beating northwestern 31-24. stanford will be hosting usc in what should be a big one next week in palo alto. the 49ers are preparing to live without aldon smith. he will be out nine games and will lose one and a quarter million dollars in salary. he will not return to the field until november, the day after the 9ers-saints game. on saturday the players association released this statement on his behalf. it says, quote, i apologize to my teammates, coaches, and the entire 49ers organization and 49ers fans for not being able to contribute on the field for the next several weeks. over the last year i have learned a lot and i am working hard to grow from my experiences. i want to thank my family and friends, my teammates, my union and the 49ers for supporting me during this process. i will be at work daily to parse fate in all permitted work activities and to support my

teammates just as they have supported me. the pennant races are heating up. join me and former all-star bip roberts this sunday night as we break down the huge series between the a's and angels with first placen the line. plus, buster posey and the giants take on the surprisingly good milwaukee brewers and preseason takeaways for both the 9ers and the raiders. it's this sunday night at nine right after the news.

it is 9:30 this sunday morning. time to check out the weather forecast. here is erica. >> good morning, marty. let's start things off with focusing on your current temperatures. lots of sunshine out there. these numbers already starting to climb. anitoch, good morning, you're at 72. 61 in san francisco. san jose right now at 67. 67 also up in napa. as we head into the afternoon we will see a few low 90s inland. upper 70s bay side and mid 60s for the coast. then it actually looks like labor day itself will be the hottest day of the week. back to work on tuesday.

we will cool things down. we will see more in the way of cloud cover. we have some up and down changes to talk about over the next seven days. i will have full details on the extended forecast in 15 minutes. anny. >> thanks, erica. the u.s. geological survey reporting a second earthquake this morning. a 2.5 magnitude earthquake hit in green valley about seven miles east of napa just after 6:00 this morning. this just after a 3.2 magnitude earthquake was reported near napa at 1:56 this morning. some people did feel a little bit of shaking, but there have been no reports of damage or injuries. and happening right now lets go ahead and take a live look inside the napa community advenist church. this is where the first united methodist church is holding its sunday morning service today. now, as you know, the methodist church was heavily damaged and was red tagged after the quake. that preent haved them from holding their -- that prevented them from holding their own services in their own

sanctuaries. the pastor tells us this morning that the message is one of recovery and moving forward. very appropriate. during napa's recovery and time of healing the lutheran church charities is bringing comfort dogs into the community. specially trained golden retrievers offering comfort to those suffering from mental or emotional stress following last weekend's big quake. the same dogs visited students at sandy hook elementary school after the massacre in newtown, connecticut. these dogs look so sweet. a team and four dogs from the church will be in napa today. here is a list where the golden retrievers are expected to be today. you can find a complete list of all quake relief events on our website at kron4.com. many californians are playing russian roulette when it comes to earthquakes. only about 10 % have insurance.

in napa half recovered last week. some residents are seriously rethinking it. >> i am looking into that being that you think this couldn't happen up here. it's not the san andreas fault or the had hayward fault line. we are now known on the map as american canyon earthquake zone. so i'm going to look into that. >> sherry says she is lucky her home damage wasn't worse but her neighbors weren't as fortunate. many people shy away from quake coverage due to the high price and a high deductible. it cost about $1,000 a year for a home that's worth three-quarters of $1 million. and that's on top of standard home insurance. the deductible is also high. about 10%. california earthquake authority has a premium calculator on its website so you can find out exactly what your yearly costs would be. residents of owe ferrell street in san francisco, they are cleaning up this morning following a two-alarm fire. the blaze roke broke out about evan -- the blaze broke out

about 11:00 yesterday. an aldly woman was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. a firefighter was also checked out for possible injury. all told a dozen people were displaced. >> it was getting really, really hot and it not to the point where i had to just say, okay, even if i get burned a little bit i need to get on this ladder and get out of this apartment. >> when the flames were at their peak you could feel an intense on our foreheads and the glass. >> the cause of the fire remains under investigation. muni fares are going up tomorrow. the adult fare will be increasing from 2 bucks to now $2.25. muni monthly passes are also going up. the muni-only pass will cost $68 and the muni and bart pass $80. senior, disabled and youth fares are not changing. two san francisco residents were arrested after they led police on a high-speed chase on highway 101 near -- north of

petaluma. it happened before 7:00 in the morning. a chp officer saw a silver audi sedan speeding in front of him. as he tried to conduct a traffic stop the driver sped away. the chase continued until the man exited at baker avenue. then officers say he attempted to get back on the freeway but the suspect instead struck an embankment and came to a stop. the driver identified as clifford stokes was arrested and booked into sonoma county jail. three passengers in the car were also detained. a silver alert is in effect this morning in an effort to find an 82-year-old at risk woman. her name is sharon feiss and she was last seen leaving her home 2:00 thursday afternoon driving way in a black 1988 toyota long bed pickup truck with a california license plate of 3r67872. police say that feiss suffers from a medical condition and may become disoriented. she is a while woman who stands

5'2" weighs 170 pounds with agree hair and hazel eyes. she was wearing a white sleeveless blues and blue skirt according to police. a 19-year-old man is in jail this morning on suspicion of killing another man during a fight outside a teen center? sonoma valley. it happened about 5:30 friday evening. the victim is 25-year-old mario perez from sonoma valley. an autopsy to determine the exact cause of death is scheduled for next week. meantime, joshua gonzalez is booked on charges of involuntary manslaughter. he is being held on $25,000 bail. well, developing news this morning. two clerks with check into cash in fairfield robbed at gunpoint and the suspect still on the loose this morning. the check into cash store was closed for the day after the brazen daytime robbery. fairfield police department says a man held two clerks at gunpoint at around 11:00 in the morning.

officers say this isn't the first time this store on north texas street has been robbed. the clerks were able to trip the alarm after the gunman ran off with the money. investigators say the suspect was wearing a distinctive black pin striped suit with a red vest and carrying a briefcase. and in this case neither of the clerks were hurt. police are reviewing surveillance video of the robbery and they hope witnesses come forward. coming up on the kron 4 news weekend, shakespeare in the park coming to the san francisco area this weekend. the director of the show is here to tell you how you can see some of the most memorable comedies for free. but first one man's ice bucket challenge video goes a little too far in the eyes after lot of people after he dumped ice cold water not only on himself, but on his 0-month- old granddaughter. we will have that story coming up. a butcher is making a big hit in minneapolis for selling meatless meat. we'll explain. alex

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a butcher stand in minneapolis is a big hit at the city's farmers market even though it uses no actual meat. the vegan butcher shop is the brainchild of two siblings aubrey and kale walch who started experimenting with meat substitutes to sub. their die it's. they decided to make this a business this year and they say they didn't expect to make any money, but they have been pleasantly surprised. >> they start trying it on a regular basis. >> the siblings say they have sold out every week at the farmer's market and hope to have a physical store by next year. i still love my meat. but i'd try it. >> give it a try? >> yeah. we have seen it on social media for weeks. we are talking about the als ice bucket challenge. >> yeah, they are big on my facebook feed. now, most have been fun, but some say one grandfather in texas took the challenge too

far. we posted this video on facebook of himself dumping freezing cold ice water on him and his 0-month-old granddaughter. she does not look happy. poor thing. look at that. the child's outraged father who is the middle of divorcing the baby's mother took it to police. he was shocked to see what his ex-father-in-law was doing and others say the father has a right to be mad. >> my family was shocked. my friends were shocked. everybody i know was pretty much shocked and appalled. >> that's not okay. >> no. never. definitelily not. the ice alone. for people to be that cold and then for a baby? >> a person from out of state sent the link of the video to the department of family services after seeing the video. despite that, the grandfather hasn't been charged with a crime and not responded to interview requests. >> that is tough to watch.

>> i have seen kids get involved. >> they know it's coming. >> she is shocked. we'll be right back.

good morning. we are back on kron 4 news weekend. let's check out that labor day weekend forecast. here's erica. >> good morning, marty. bed ready for a warm-up. we are talking about above average temperatures for the next couple of days. heading to upper 60s in san jose, concord and livermore. oak land at 64. as we head into the afternoon we will start that warm-up early. take a look at lunchtime. 70s and 80s dominate the area and looks like we will see a few low 90s by three this afternoon. so it won't be as warm as yesterday but still talking about above average temperatures. sunny veil 81. 77 in mountain view. pittsburgh today with a high of 90. looking for 76 in san leandro. upper 60s for downtown san francisco. napa with a high of 80 and 75

in oakland. now, we do have that element of a sea breeze. so that will keep our temperatures a little cooler along the coastline. and expect periods of gusty winds, especially in the higher elevations. tomorrow will be the hottest day of the week with mid 90s inland. upper 60s for the coast. looks like we cool things back down as we head back to work on tuesday. anny. >> great weather for shakespeare. we have shakespeare in the park coming to the presidio this weekend. with it is a chance to see one of the most memorable comedies for free. shakespeare in the park is a huge event in the bay area. joining us this morning is steven. tell us about shakespeare in the park. it's a great family event? >> absolutely. it's great for all ages. this is our 32nd year doing free shakespeare in the park. we opened yesterday at the presidio, the main lawn there. we are doing the taming of the shrew saturdays and sundays

through september 14. we also do labor day monday at 2 p.m. then after we close there we move for one weekend in mclaren park from the jerry garcia amphitheater on september 20 and 21 at 2 p.m. as well. >> what are some tips for families who are going to come? get there early? how early? what should they bring? >> get there at least an hour early, set out our blanket, get your seats, bring a picnic. it's great weather there. just make a whole day of it. >> and there are some rules, right? you can bring your blankets and some chairs, but nothing too high because you don't want to, you know -- >> if you are going to bring a high back chair you have to sit further back in the park because, yeah, we want everyone to be able to see the show. >> will you be sell food as well? >> we do have concessions. absolutely. we will have coffee and different snack items, yes. >> and you do this not just in the city, but also all around the bay area? >> yeah. we have been all over this summer. this is one of our last stops. we started in pleasanton and

went to cupertino and redwood city and now here we are in the presidio and we will end in mclaren. >> what age is appropriate? for little kids it might be hard to follow the dialogue. >> what's great about this show is shakespeare borrowed from a lot of archetypes. we have great physical comedy in the show which is great for the younger ages. then the older ages will be able to follow the story a little bit better. but i think it's appropriate for all ages. >> and tell us about the performers. have they been with you for many seasons or do you take volunteers? is it a volunteer group? >> that's a great question. these are professional actors from the bay area. you see them at act, berkeley rep, any of those places. most of them are new to free shakespeare in the park. some are resident artists. they have taught other programs with us or done our shakespeare on tour program. >> it's great to see professionals giving back to the community and volunteering their time. >> absolutely. >> and what about some of the

costumes? tell me about that. >> we went traditional this year. so we've got some really lovely ornate play to look at. we do the induction scene, which is a scene that's normally not done. it bookends the play. it makes it a play within a play. and that takes place present day. so you get a nice variety of costumes. >> great. i imagine it might get chilly as times, right? dress in layers and bring some good heavy blankets. >> as always in the bay area, yes. >> and do you set up a stage or is it on the lawn? >> no. we have the full stage up and a set. it's a full production. we started on picnic tables 32 years ago. but now we are a full production. >> and then do you do this rain or shine? >> you know what? actually last year we did get rained out for one of our performances for "macbeth." but we have things now in place that say rain or shine, we will be performing. >> great. it looks like this weekend's forecast looks really wonderful and, in fact, the next several

days we're looking rain free. great. anything else we should know? >> you know what? i just say this is one of many programs we have. so look us up on sf shakes.org. we have all sorts of educational things. we have a tour that goes all over california. we have a lot of great programs to tap into. >> check it out. it's going to to be today at the presideio main post parade grounds at 2 p.m. this will be also tomorrow. so if you have tomorrow off and you are looking for something to do with the kids, take them today or tomorrow on labor day. and as steven was saying, come about an hour early because i'm sure the good seats get filled up really fast. especially up in the front row area. >> people have been doing this a while. they know how to do it. >> a lot of pros to be dealing with. but, yeah, so thank you. again it's free. you guys have been doing this 32 years. >> 32 years, yeah. >> good to see how much it's grown over all that time. >> oh, absolutely. >> thank you for joining, steven. we are back with more coming up

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we're back on kron 4 news weekend. the summer movie season is almost over and more adult oriented films are being released from hollywood. this week a pierce bronson spy thriller. also a horror movie set beneath the streets of paris. >> reporter: pierce bronson is lured out of retirement to protect a witness but he soon finds out that made him a target. >> she has information on the agency. >> reporter: the november man suspects there is a mole in the agency when thinks former

protege is sent in to kill him. the november man is rated r. and if you are in the mood for something scary check out as above, so below. >> it might contain a critical missing piece of our history. >> reporter: they track into the cat combs of paris. >> we should keep moving. >> reporter: there is a city of the dead under the city of light. and their pasts come back to haunt them. it's rated r. jeremy ross. >> whoa. >> those catacombs are scary. the budweiser made in america concert kicked off yesterday in l.a.'s grand park. >> more than 40,000 people expected to attend the multistage show mere l.a. city

hallmarking the first time the grand park is being used for a large ticketed event. >> police are expected to be out in full force and several streets in the downtown l.a. area are closed. dozens of acts are set to perform including kanye west, who headlined in philadelphia yesterday. he is in l.a. today. other performers include cyprus hill, iggy azalea, john mayer, and imagine dragons. >> looks like fun. >> yeah. tell us about the forecast for the upcoming week. >> we will see 90s over the next couple of days. so perfect for the holiday weekend. back to work tuesday we will see a temperature drop perhaps 10 degrees for some locations and we will continue with the cool-down into next weekend. then the warm weather is back. >> too time for the weekend. that's going to wrap things up for us. i am marty gonzalez. >> i am anny hong. last for joining us. join us for kron 4 news weekend tomorrow morning at 4:00. don't forget tonight we have kron 4 news at eight.

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