a 6-year-old autistic boy is no longer missing in the south bay, how a homeless man found this boy, and levi stadium saw its biggest turn out yet, and why parks ing still an issue. we are waking up to cloudy skies way few sprinkles tonight. details coming up on the rest of your forecast coming up straight ahead. good morning, everyone. happy sunday. i'm in for marty gonzalez. we're looking for sunshine, but maybe some changes this way. here's erica with your forecast. >> in the south bay tonight, the

remanence of what was hurricane norbert. some of those clouds will push into the area and some of the moisture, as well. we're talking about sprinkles in monterrey, and sprinkles to the east and some locations in the south bay could see springels head tonight and -- sprinkles into tonight and morning. the marine layer is pretty stable at 2,000 feet, not of that will burn off into the latter half of the afternoon. 47 in vallejo, concord. like a mentioned, the possibility of unsettled weather tonight and pretty muggy into tomorrow. we are looking forward to a warming trend into the second half of next week. i'll have the full details coming up in my next report. in san jose, an autistic 6-year-old boy who went missing

saturday morning has been found safe. kron 4's mike pelton is live where authorities found young sergio zepeda. >> reporter: this story with a happy ending. authorities found him just over a mile from his home in san jose. san jose police got a call at about 4:13 this morning for a man living near lewis and monterrey road in a homeless camp. several people called police and those in a homeless camp gave the boy food and shelter until police arrived this morning. he's autistic and nonverbal and think he got out of the garage. police spent overnight looking for the boy and fortunately they found him, again, a little over 4:15 this morning.

authorities did transport zepeda to the hospital where he was reunited with his family this morning. >> has been to report there was a happy ending. thank you, mike. richmond police are still looking for this man wanted in connection with a bus into a house friday night. it crashed into an ac transit bus. that bus then crashed into a home. officers saw contreres fleeing the scene. this is video from our helicopter partnered with abc 7 news. the accident happened at 18th and burbick avenue. a woman and her two young daughters were inside the home when it was hit and they suffered minor injuries. eight others on the bus were us hurt. the home was severally damaged in the crash and red tagged. demolition has started on a retail building destroyed in a

fire alarm five thursday. that destroyed a retailer called big house theme, crammed with merchandise, which is now just rubble. thursday, heavy smoke powered through the mission district. the fire department is still investigating the cause. last night's crowd at the sold out mexico, chile game was the biggest to date at 67,000 people. the game ended in a tie, but many felt like they lost when it came to traffic. getting there was fine on the freeway, but once the drivers got to the stadium they hit gridlock traffic. this is not helped by a lack of signs and organizations. >> guest services didn't answer their phone. cops can't handle it because of all the fights. >> more problems came from drunk fans. parking attendants say many fans had been drinking since 2:00 in the afternoon. several people had to be escorted out of the stadium.

happening today, the fifth annual giant rays half marathon, 10 k, 5 k, and kids race got underway in front of at&t and park in front of 2 and king streets along san francisco's waterfront before finishing at the field. the race's proceeds benefit, project open hand, which provides meals to seniors and critical ill. it will be shut down between king street and 2nd and 3rd, embarcardero will be closed, and muni will be experiencing delays. visit kron 4.com. and today is the start of the niners regular season forcing off against the cowboys and mena will be serving a texas barbecue bunch, a whole hog

rotisserie, smoked beef brisket, and some other offerings, as well. some 49s a alum and cheerleaders will be hanging out. kickoff is 1:00 this afternoon. we'll tell you where president obama is putting claim on immigration form. officers arrest 11 men in richmond prostitution sting and why they're using social media. and what came to southern california beaches, coming up next.

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a crash on interstate 80 in livermore west of first street. chp says the crash happened at around 9:30 and they're still investigating what happened. a passenger killed in a deadly crash in san jose has been identified. >> reporter: the santa clara medical examiner's office is laura benwellos. the chp says the driver of a honda lost control from i 680 to highway 101. both the driver and benwellos got out of the car. the force caused her to be thrown over the retaining wall pronounced dead over the scene. a man was arrested in vallejo for allegedly stabbing a

victim to death in the north vallejo community park. jackson fled on foot and was armed with a knife who officers found him. the motive is under investigation. the victim's name has not yet been released. in richmond, police posted photos on their facebook page in attempt to shame these men arrested on a prostitution sting. it's focusing on pimps and johns who exploit vulnerable victims, some as young as 12 years old. police say they intend to use social media to spotlight the people behind what they call risky and unlawful conduct. coming up a look at your forecast. here's a live look outside from our roof camera. san francisco good morning to you. we do see some cloudy conditions, a little bit more

fog. and more sunshine's expected for some sprinkles. erica will full us in.

. a weakening hurricane norbert is moving north after creating high surf along the beaches of southern california and rainstorms across the southwest. authorities say more than 1,000 homes have been damaged and hundreds of people forced to move to higher grounds. norbert moved to a category 3, but now is a category 1 with 75 miles an hour winds. thunderstorms swept through michigan last night knocking out power to hundreds of thousands of people. in deer born heights, a church festival was in full swing. the winds toss today with several people underneath. five people were injured.

one man was in serious condition and others have minor head injuries. kalamazoo was hit the hardest. thousands of businesses were left with businesses after 50 to 60-mile an hour winds roared through neighborhoods. >> it's a mess and i'm surprised there wasn't more damage. we went several different ways. i know the back way to get home. and there was trees down all over the place. >> severe storms also ripped through chicago on friday. high winds there toppled trees and power lines, leaving at least 110,000 people without power. and there have been no reports of injuries. we're tracking our forecast here at the monsoonal moisture may make its way. here's erica to fill us in. good morning antioch. we are waking up to expensive cloud cover. temperatures very typical for this time of the year. san francisco at 50 degrees, currently in the live more

valley, i do -- livermore valley. i want to turn our attention to the hurricane moving parallel of the west baja coast here, to encinada, and weaken into cooler waters. we're looking at rip currents, high surf, and flash flooding for part of the mountains east of the l.a. here in the bay yeah, we won't see some of those effects. the subtropical moist surgoing to enter the area and -- moisture is going to enter the area and a possess but for some storms tomorrow. we could see some sprichgels in the south bay tomorrow and keep that in mind and your em-- sprinkles in the south bay and keep your umbrella handy. we'll stay mostly in the 60s heading to the 12:00-hour. these stubborn clouds will click

around, but out in places along the dealts and the livermore valley, temperatures be already be in the 70s. 70s and 80s fill into the bay area. we are talking about near normal temperatures, some places just a little shy of the average today. mountain view hitting 76, 80 in sunnyvale, loscados for a high of quick degrees. we'll see plenty of 80s through the san romoney valley -- san ramon valley. richmond, 66, 74 in san leandro. san francisco, a high of 70, and mid-60s in daily city. as we look ahead, remember it's going to feel a little muggy into the next couple of days, but past that, after this weak system pushes to our east, we are looking for high pressure to rebuild into the area, and with

that said, a warmer weather is certainly expected. 90s back in the forecast for the warmest inland spots and we'll continue to see that pattern into next weekend. any. any executive action on umgragz reform will have to -- immigration reform will have to wait. as mary malone reports, steak holders on both sides are critical. >> reporter: political proponents set to the airways president obama's announcement will delay immigration reform. >> as an activist who's been working for immigration reform for many years i'm disappointed because i would have hoped the president would have acted two months ago. >> president obama has been considering moves to let undocumented imgrants to remain in the country. it wants to take it out of the

political arena, and delay means it would come after november's mid-term elections. >> he wants a long term solution. >> if he wanted a long term solution, he would have passed it at the beginning of his administration. >> it's an apparent about face for the president. he spoke of acting quickly. >> if congress will not do their job, at least we can do ours. i check the recommendations before the end of the summer and i intend to adopt those recommendations without further delay. >> house speaker john boehner took the opportunity to blast president obama. he issued a statement there's never a time to declare amnesty. the decision smacks overall politics. i'm mary maloney reporting. >> gop law makers say they vent being left out by the obama administration. the president said he would not delay immigration action even in the face of republican threats of a government shutdown.

president obama says nato allies are committed to destroying isis, but won't happen overnight. he says the u.s. demand a strategy. >> what we can accomplishes to dismantle this network, this force, that is claimed to control this much territory so that they can't do us harm. and that's going to be our objective. >> lawmakers on both sides of the isle already are preparing legislation ahead any of presidential request to authorize u.s. air strikes inside syria. so far, president obama pledged not to put u.s. troops on the ground. a syrian a strike on isis

has killed at least 29 militants and civilians. activist say government forces laufrped a series of air -- launched a series of a strikes targeting will militants. most of the 29 people died when a missile slammed into a bakery, most of those killed were civilians. activists say the death is likely to resume. and the crews between ukrainian forces and russian-backed rubbles feels frazzled. the ukrainian president says he and the russian president discussed ways to make the truce last. ukraine said both leaders assessed the ceasefire as having been fulfilled as a whole. coming up on kron 4 news weekend a look at your headlines and sports when we come back.

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. in bay area sports, the san francisco giants in full throttle as they took on the detroit tigers winning eight of their last ten before saturday's game. and yesterday was certainly no let down. arias down the line. giants would score 1-0. it's not over. buster posey at the plate and the ball is deep and that ball is not playable. giants go on to win this one, 5-4, they now a game and a half behind the dodgers. if the playoffs would stop now they would take the top wild card spot. we jump over the bridge to the athletics down 3-1 with josh reddick with two men on, hits a deep shot to center field. the ball goes off the wall, two runs would score and that would

tie the game. then it's lowry, base hit, reddick rounds 3rd coming home and he scores. a's win 4-3. hopefully, that'll get this offense kick started as we get closer to the post season. certainly it was an exciting ending at the colosseum. the a's wrap up their series with houston this afternoon. in college football, a big day for bay area sports teams who start at sanford stadium and the state rivalry game sanford taking on usc, early on though it was the trojans getting on the scoreboard, they punch it in from the 2-yard line. that would put usc up 7-0. this game was a defensive battle into the fourth quarter and the fourth game tied at seven. hidare with a 53-yard field goal, that would make it 13-10 usc. sanford would have one more chance, kevin hogan drops back. he's sacked. ball comes loose and the trojans

recover. usc bins this game 13-10 making it the first loss of the season for the sanford cardinals. and we're now less than a couple hours away from the 49ers and raiders football games today. the oakland raiders taking on the new york jets at 10:00, and the san francisco 49ers will take on the dallas cowboys this afternoon at 1:25. both teams playing out of town this weekend. raiders and new york, niners in texas, and hopefully we'll get a win. and if you like football, sports night live is the place to be this sunday night. 49ers, cowboys, raiders, jets, complete highlights and analysis from week 1 in the nfl, plus it's crunch time for the giants and a's. join me and former all-star bip robert for all of your sports needs sunday night at 9:00 after the news. can't say thank you enough.

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more sunshine in the forecast. here's erica with a look. >> good morning. we are anticipating sunshine by the latter half of morning. right now, clear conditions in places like vallejo. it's actually pretty cool with temperatures up in the 40s. the rest of us in the 50s and 60s by 12:00. look for partly cloudy conditions. mid-80s anticipated for the warm and inland spots. the marine layer very stable at 2,000 feet, pretty much what we've seen the past couple mornings. in terms of low cloud cover, not as extensive along the coast. i'll have the details on the sprinkles coming up in 15 minutes some homes in yosemite

national park were evacuated friday, and is about 60% contained. 700 structures were threatened but some evacuations have been lifted. >> our priority is to take care of those structures, as well as evacuation. >> we just bought the house a year ago, so i'd hate to lose it, you know, or and of my neighbors lose their house. >> no damage has been reported and some roads in in the area have been closed -- in the area have been closed. >> it's been about a year since the rim destroyed a camp ground near yosemite. a fire destroyed all of the main buildings. a nonprofit group has been holding fund raisers. they say the money will be used for buying trees and repairing paths. they say restoration could take at least four years.

fire crews extinguished vegetation fire near 880 yesterday. here's some video a fewer sent us yesterday. officials say it started just before 4:00 near the southbound 880 off ramp near ripple road. the fire burn body one acre and was extinguished in an an hour. no injurieses -- in about an hour. no injuries were reported. the napa community is still rebuilding. officials say it caused as much as $300 million in damage. it did more than just damage to property. many people's beloved pets were also effected. now two young napa residents are getting attention for taking action. kron 4's jeff pierce shows up the old-fashioned way they set out to raise a little money. >> two young girls become inspiration for a dig donation to the nap -- big donation to

the napa humane society. >> after i saw my cat hiding under things, i thought we should raise money for animals. >> we thought the animals might be really scared so maybe with some new toys and blankets and stuff like that, they may just feel a little bit bet.er. >> pet food express -- better. >> pet food express was already raising money, and when they brought in the proceeds from their lemonade stand, they were impressed. >> the donation process was happening on its own just sulengthly -- silently. the little girls were so energetic. >> on saturday, the two set up their stand and played a role in raising thousands of dollars for stranded animals.

>> i'd like to hand you this check to hand these people here for $14,771 >> they have just done an outstanding job with raising the awareness for pets in the community. there are a lot of pets who were effected by the quake, many that were lost taken in by the shelter. >> the two young fill an to 50s, and an -- philanthropists raised another $2,000 this weekend. >> and if you see helicopters, atvs and search dogs, it's only a test. search and rescue volunteers from across the state are training at skyline wilderness park in napa today. that training will be going on until dusk. a family of 3 rescued after they were stuck on rocks by high tide at half moon bay last night, cal fire says emergency crews responded on the incident

about a mile and a half south of the ritz carlton hotel. they were all uninjured. it was a busy night at the ucf mission bay location. the new hospital will be completely open next year. this is amateur video shot last night. the light show was the end of a kickoff celebration with more than half $1 million being raised. quite the party out there last night. the new location includes a children's hospital, a cancer hospital, and a woman's hospital. coming up on kron 4 news this weekend, a mysterious virus going around in the midwest causing hundreds of kids to become sick, what doctors are saying about this extremely rare virus. and here's a look outside. oh, my gosh, what is that? >> caught on the fulton 500 speedway. i'll explain what happened in

the next edition of, people behaving badly. >> and here's a live look outside the bay bridge toll plaza. cloudy skies out there erica's got a look at your forecast a little bit later.

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. welcome back. a mysterious respiratory virus is sending hundreds of concerns to the hospital, causing symptoms like a cold, but worse. in a sign the possible outbreak, colorado, illinois and ohio are reporting cases with symptoms similar to that virus. hospitals are on alert for an illness that can lead children and teens with asthma dabilltated by more. >> a couple days ago i account breathe at all. >> the oxygen mask is a

necessity. my head started hurting after my lungs started sort of closing up. >> 13-year-old will cornejo almost didn't make it. >> white as a ghost, blue lips. he just passed out with eyes rolled back in his head. i had to call 911. >> will's likely dealing with intero virus 68, that makes breathing challenging and requires round-the-clock care to overcome. >> our pediatric's full of patients with pretty severe respiratory distress. >> will was at risk because he already deals with asthma, yet doctors say all kinds under five are also prone to the virus that first appears as the common cold. >> to go from a cold to, you know, being probably minutes away from death, that's kind of scary. >> despite the two, this 8th grader is on the mend. >> i feel better than i did before.

>> his family's sharing their story hoping parents will pay attention until there's an all clear. >> it was pretty scary. >> doctors say the virus is extremely rare and they have yet to pinpoint why so many cases have sprung up recently. since mid-august more than 9,000 children have been treated for severe respiratory illness in the denver area. here's a live luke outside from the mount tam camera. we have some cloudy skies and areas of fog. we could see some sprinkles tonight. we'll explain where coming up. safeway understands you got to make every dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards.

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homeless emcampment without any close on. he was taken to valley medical center and now back with his family. the giant race has kicked off at at&t park this morning. participants have the option of running a 5 k, and 10 k, and a kid's race. many roads are closed causing traffic backups. for a list of road closures, go to kron 4.com. the 49ers are taking on the dallas cowboys today. there will be a game themed barbecue lunch and niners alumni will be mingling with people there, and one lucky person will be given a four pack of tickets to the home opener. here's erica with our weather.

>> good morning, any. we certainly have an interesting forecast developing. very cloud overcast conditions right now. san francisco at 68 degrees, so no surprises in the temperatures department right now. i do want to take a moment to talk about hurricane norbert, losing intensity into cooler waters. it continues to move parallel to the western peninsula along mexico here. it is going to bring some rain to encinada, and the bay. it's not going to bring much in the bay area, just mid-and high level clouds and perhaps a few sprinkles to the south bay. we could some rain by monterrey tonight, and only a 10% chance

of sprufrngel -- sprinkles for loscados. the big surprise will be how muggy it's going to be with that tropical moisture into tomorrow. some places a few degrees high of usually. it's not as warm today, a lot of that cloud cover will stick around especially along the coastline. fairfield, 88, 83 in concord, 74 degrees in san leandro. look for partly cloudy conditions, high of 67, and 79 degrees today in napa. now as we look ahead at your extended forecast, temperatures will continue to drop off as we head into monday. it's going to be the coolest day of the week but high pressure builds in after this weak system pushes off east. we're talking about warmer weather and we'll see 90s develop into next weekend. any. >> thanks, erica. >> despite the state's extreme drought, many california homeowners don't have meters

telling them how much water they're using. state officials say residents who lived in areas with unmetered homes or businesses used more water every day than the state averaged. some say that's not soon enough. one water official believes seeing how much you consume on your bill and being charged for what you use encourages conservation. >> we found some people behaving badly. >> 42, 39. >> welcome to the fulton 500 speedway where speeding is no longer tolerated. this partransit bus was doing 39 in a 25. the reason she was going so fast? >> i was going to use the bathroom. i have a pick up at 12:30. i still have to pee. >> luckily she wasn't carry anything passengers. i called the fulton 500 speedway

because drivers have been clocked as high as 60 miles an hour despite the speed limit from 35 to 25. it's 35 approaching this senior citizen's facility. a campaign is under way. >> you're going 43 in a 25 right there. >> in fact, one day, 2 officers i'm wide reading with wrote 100 tickets, 98 for speeders. >> this driver was going 42 in a 25 there because of the senior center. it's posted, do you have your license with you? >> yeah. >> officers are on fulton seven days a week. >> oh, my god. people behaving badly is that you? >> this driver, listen in. >> you're going 42 miles an hour in a 25-mile an hour zone there because of the senior center. >> yeah, you know, everybody screws up. i'm no different than anybody

else. >> this driver was doing 40 in a 25. >> dude, 40 in a 25 in come on, man. >> i mean -- you know what i mean? i didn't know it was 25. where it say that? >> the sign says 25. >> i didn't say the sign. >> the winner of the people behaving badly award was this driver caught at 49 in a driver. one more digit over and he could have been arrested and the car impounded. >> are you seriously ticketing me? >> i hope he's enjoying the sandwich. >> a world of advice, slow down on fulton. you may have a family member trying to cross the street. give them a break. in san francisco, stanley roberts. and a snake scare is underway. a venomous alibino cobra was

finally captured on thursday near this tool shed under some debris. there's the snake. it took animal control officers two tries to finally secure the animal, and earlier that day a woman spotted this snake crossing the road and alerted everyone nearby. >> i can't explain that. it was just something i saw and i just went into action to just kind of keep an eye on it to track it so i could tell people where it was. it wasn't my job to stop it or catch it. >> the alibi o snake was taken to the l.a. zoo and is going to be transferred to the san diego zoo. >> kron 4 news weekend continues after this break. here's a live look outside from our walnut creek camera. more sunshine there over in the east bay. we'll talk more about your forecast when we come back a little bit later.

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team usa's solid run and the kickoff of the nfl season, kids have had no inspiration to suit up for fall sports. if it's your child's first season, you may under estimate the costs. >> reporter: this summer soccer action provided a lot of inspiration for young people. >> at the golden boot soccer camp in northern virginia, it's a common theme. >> every world cup we see an increase because more and more stay in the game. >> events like the olympics give aspiring athletes new heroes. >> as people become aware of these world cup stars they're going to have role models. parents hesitate to let them realize the benefits. >> if you're a kid that doesn't talk in school, you can go to

socker and you'll have many friend there is -- soccer, you have many friends there you can talk to. >> i have many friends there while getting exercise, too. >> soccer football or any youth sport, the cost of registration, equipment, and uniforms can add up. with grows youngsters, cleats like shorts and jerseys may have to be purchased. stopping for post game meals, and hotels for travel league should factor in. it will leave more time for schoolwork and for proper rest. and coming up on kron four morning news weekend, many paying their respects to joan rivers as her funeral will be held today in new york city. we'll take to you the star studied affair. plus more and more people are

becoming victims to hackers stealing their nude fos -- photos. we'll hear from an expert how to secure your photos and make sure they're deleted when you delete them. and our political analyst, michael yakki joins us to talk about the yis crisis -- isis crisis in the middle east. we're back with more coming up.

isis crisis -- isis crisis in the middle east. we're back with more coming up. a 6-year-old autistic boy is no longer missing in the south bay, how a homeless man found the little boy, and levi stadium saw its buggest turn out to date but it wasn't all fun and games, why parking is a big headache. >> and it's a cloudy start to the sunday morning. look from our roof camera. possibility for sprinkles. i'll have the details on that coming up.

. good morning, everyone. happy sunday. it is 801 time time801 time time. >> here's erica with your forecast. we're already seeing conditions like fairfield and vallejo, much of the bay area overcast right now. into the batter part of the morning and into the early arch, that's when sunny skies are expected -- latter part of the morning and early afternoon, that's when scattered skies are expected. 78 for downtown san francisco. we are looking forward to high clouds into the afternoon. now there's possibility of a sprinkle for later on tonight. and it's going to get pretty moist and muggy into tomorrow. the possibility of uncellsed weather for today and tomorrow y

and water. full details coming up. in san jose, an autistic boy who has been missing has been found safe. kron 4's reporter is live where authorities found young sergio zepeda this morning. >> reporter: some terrifying moments for the family, but this story has a happy ending. 6-year-old sergio zepeda found this morning and he was reunited more than 19 hours after he first went missing. san jose police found hum a few miles from his -- him a few miles from his home. authorities got a call from a man in a homeless camp near lewis and monterrey road. the man told police the 6-year-old wondered into the camp. several people called police and those in the camp gave the boy food and shelter. 6-year-old zepeda went missing yesterday morning at about 9:00. he's autistic and nonverbal and his family thinks he got out through the garage. family members tell us this is

not the first time he's gone policing but it's the longest amount of time. police and sern teams spent the day -- search teams spent the day and overnight searching for him and thanks to home in the homeless camp they found hum. police do not expect foul play and the family is sending a big thank you to everyone involved in the search. richmond police are still looking for a man wanted in connection with a crash that sent a bus into a house on friday night. police say richard contreres is suspected of crashing into a home, and officers saw contreres fleeing the crash. police say the accident happened just after 5:30 at 18th street and burbock avenue. a woman and her two young daughters were in the home when it was hit and they suffered

minor injuries. eight others were also injured. the home was severely damaged from the crash and red tagged. demolition has started on a retail building destroyed in a five alarm fire thursday, housing a retailer called big house, inc. the place was crammed with merchandise which is now just rubble. heavy smoke powered through the mission district and four people went to the hospital with minor injuries and the fire department is investigating the cause. last night's crowd at the sold out mexico, chile game at levi stadium was the biggest to date at 67,000 people. the game ended in a tie, but many felt like they lost when it came to traffic. getting to the stadium was fine on the freeway, but once drivers hit the stadium, they hit

gridlock. this is not applied to science and organization. >> cops can't handle it because of all the fights. >> parking attendants say many fans had been drinking since 2:00 in the afternoon, and several people had to be escorted out of the stadium. the fifth annual giant race half marathon, 10 k, 5 k, and kid's race started at at&t park and king street, and will finish back at the field. project open hand provides meals to seniors and criticallyly ill. mu nishgs iuni will also be experiencing delays. go to our web web site at kron 4.com. today is the start of the start

of the regular season. the 49ers are facing off against the cowboys and mina will be preparing a special game-themed texas barbecue brunch, making a whole hog rotisserie, speaked beef b -- smoked beef brisket. the 49ers alumni and cheerleaders will be hanging out. kick off is at 1:25. if you look football, sports night live is the place to be this sunday night. 49ers, cowboys, raiders, jets, complete highlights and analysis from week 1 in the nfl, plus it's crunch time for the giants and a's. join me, bib roberts for a full half-hour of all of your sports needs sunday night at 9:00 right after the news. and coming up on kron four news weekend, the late in the an arrest made after a stabbing that led to a man's death, and

political analyst, michael yakki will be here to discuss the united states's next move against terrorist group isis. plus, family and friends gathered to remember the life of joan rivers. we'll have a report from new york coming up. and here's a live look outside from our san mateo bridge. a cloudy and foggy start to this sunday morning. a little cooler also for some spots. you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortil.as (record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas

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. . good morning and welcome back to kron 4 weekend. it is a mild start to your sunday morning. san francisco 61, 59 degrees in san jose. santa ross a pretty cool at 54 -- rosa, pretty cool at 54 degrees. i want to talk a little bit about hurricane norbert. it brought a heavy rain to cabo and continues to move parallel along the western baja coast here. it will bring some had isolated thunderstorms and showers here, encinada, and portions of the san diego area and in fact we are looking at the possibility of flash flooding for the mountains just east of l.a. and here in the bay area, not much of an effect. some tropical clouds will move in. we're talking about mid-and high level clouds.

there's the possibility for a few sprinkles. i think the chance is likely for places like monterrey and it's going to feel pretty muggy as we start off your work week. for now we're talking about temperatures near average. focusing on the highs today. free month, 78, 83 in santa clara, the valley reaching a high of 87 degrees. we'll see similar conditions in in the east bay. take a look at walnut creek. 77 in vallejo, lots of sunshine in oakland, looking for highs of 72 and the 60s for downtown san francisco. tomorrow will be the coolest day of the week, but as we look ahead, as this weak system pushes off to the east, high pressure will rebuild over our area. with that said, we're looking to a warm being trend. if you like 90s, they are back in the forecast arrive on wednesday and pretty warm conditions will carry us into the weekend. >> our political expert joins us

to talk about the hot topics we're covering including the isis crisis and most recently, the u.s. launched air strikes on isis to protect the dam in iraq. tell us about that. >> this is i guess if you're going to say you want to so an example of what the obama strategy is, the strategy is to expand the attack against isis, and they're doing so by attacking a dam in the western part of iraq. that's significant because the president has justified our strikes on isis has protecting for example the american -- the american diplomatic mission in baghdad. it's way far away from that and there's no possibility this dam would hit baghdad. what we're saying is, okay, we're now going to use our air power to start taking the battle to isis, wherever we think we can and now we're dog it at a dam very much -- we're doing it at a dam very much as congress

comes back in prison and this is when the president's going to consult and say this is my strategy. the question's going to be whether he goes into syria or not. >> when it talks to the strong partnership about isis, he's talking about the uk and the european allies? >> what he really would like most of all would be to try and get some of the moderate sewn states, the united, emeritus and others, and others who had been on the funning side. with the strategy of the attack. the strategy, going forward to deal with this, especially in the wake -- congress, is in the mood to let the president do

when he wants to do sometime in november, depending who you talk to, but they're willing to let them go, but none of them wants to be realm caught with really caught with endorsing it right now. >> isis was huge topic. nato trying to figure out how hard do you -- how do you reinvent the alliance to deal with isis, right? >> it's interesting because the -- what they agreed on was the creation of our rapid deployment force. no one really knows expect to do something about any attack, any significant area on the ukraine but then again if you look at how a nato membership has expanded on the berlin wall, you see in the fall of a soviet

union, gastonia and others are there, and are almost creating n curtain in terms of russia, and in terms of turkey, because it shares a 900-mile border, in syria and implications for where isis will go forward. i don't think it's meant for isis. i think it's meant for russia, but i think its implication is it could be used against isis. >> and putin was obviously not invited to nato, and what do you think was the takeaway from that? >> i think the takeaway is that russia's not a membered nation. are deserver status frankly i don't think he has anything to offer and any tomb he says he's going to do something -- time hes he's going to do something to calm -- any time he says he's going to do something that calms

things, he hasn't. the 72-hour ceasefire has been broken already. this thing has been going on. russia still has troops in the eastern ukraine. they've had paratroopers who had been captured by ukrainian troops and his response is they got lost. >> i think it was essentially the rapid deployment force and bringing together people to start talking about behind the scenes contributions to the united states in carrying out the war against isis because as much as congress is willing to let -- congress is willing to let obama go forward, what they're really looking forward to is getting some pain meds so we're not the only ones footing the entire bill. this has immense importance to the entire world not to that region and not just to the united states. >> tell us about your blog. where can we find you? >> at yakki block. >> we're back with more coming

up after the break.

. a deputy city attorney arrested for suspicion of distributing child pornography, christopher richard garcia was under investigation since last fall. authorities seized and searches garcia's computer and found evidence of child exploitation and l.a. city attorney says garcia was placed on administrative leave once the offensive became aware of the allegation. two high school boys have been arrested after police say they brought a loaded gun on to a school bus. the sheriff's office says the boys ages 15 and 17 had the gun and were trying to hide it. deputies say the 15-year-old brought the gun on the bus but gave it to the older student. the students on board started texting to their patients, their patients then alerted the school. authority -- parents then alerted the school. they held the students on the

school until authorities arrived. >> the bus driver did not know there was a gun and he was noticed by via radio and that's why he stopped. >> my goodness, a freshman with a gun on a bus. this is a small community and it's very scary someone was able to bring a gun to school. >> police say they don't know what the boys were planning do with the gun, but they don't think there was a plan to hurt anyone. joan rivers was one of standum comedy's pioneers. he funeral will be held in new york city and is expected to be a star-studded affair. we have more on the details from new york. friends and family members will say a final good-bye to legendary comedianne, joan rivers. she joined very openly and publicly about the kind of funeral that she wanted. she talked about wanting a show

business grand affair. the family has kept the details private, as well. fans have had an opportunity to pay tribute to the comedienne. joan rivers has been seen going about -- river was rushed to mount sinai hospital in new york city in critical condition more than a week ago. she went into cardiac and respiratory arrest during a procedure. that center is now under investigation with the state health department looking at justice and as well as interviewing staff members to see what happened while rivers was in the clinic for that procedure. medical examiner says more tests ing still needed to determine the -- tests are still needed to determine the cause. coming up on "kron 4 news

weekend," how the napa community is happening an old-fashioned way of money to rebuild the community. and you can see a cloudy and foggy start to your sunday morning. we should see some sunshine by the afternoon.

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see how much you could save. . good morning, happy, everyone. cloudy skies but will we see more sunshine? here's erica with your forecast. >> good morning, we're already seeing sunshine for places like fairfield out in vallejo, but we are overcast throughout much of the bay area. as for temperatures for upper 50s, low 60s, look for partly cloudy conditions and temperatures slightly warmer. sunny skies will prevail. low 70s inside the bay and

mid-80s for the warmip land areas. the marine -- warm inland areas. i'll have a full lock at the timeline on that coming up in my next report. some homes near yosemite park have been ordered to evacuate and officials say the fire burned about 300 acres and is about 80% contained. 700 structures were threatened but some evacuations have been lifted. >> right now our priority is to take care of those structures, as well as evacuation. >> just bought this house a year ago, so i'd hate to lose it, you know, or any of my neighbors lose their house. >> no damage has been reported, and some rods in the area are closed. it's been about a year since the rim fire destroyed a camp ground near the entrance of yosemite. now supporters of working to

restore it. here are the before and after pictures. tuoleme camp is run by the city of berkeley and the fire destroyed most of the structures included all of the main buildings. nonprofit groups have been raiding money for buying trees and repairing paths. they say restoration could take at least four crews. >> fire crews destroyed vegetation fires in alameda county yes. officials say it started just before four in the afternoons are near the southbound 880 off ramp near whippel road. the fire burned about one acre and was extinguished in about an hour. no injuries were reported. the napa community is still rebuilding after the devastating earthquake in a cause as much as $300 in damage. it's more than damaged property. many people's beloved pets were also effected. two napa residents are getting attention for stepping up and

taking action. kron 4's jeff pearce shows up the old-fashioned way they set out to raise a little bit of money. two young girls in napa have been inspiration for a big donation to the napa humane society with a lemonade stand. >> after i saw my cat hiding under things, i thought we should raise money for awareness. >> we thought the animals might be scared so maybe with some new toys and blankets and suv like that, they might just be a little bit better. >> pet food express was already raising mope for pets effected by the quake and when mckenzie and ruby brought in the proceeds of their lemonade stand, soon others were moved to make donations. >> these young ladiesip fired up to go even -- ladies inspired up

to go further with it. the donation process was happening silently, but everybody was so moved by what they were doing and the little girls were so energetic and wanted to continue helping out. >> on saturday the two girls set up there stand in front of the pet food store and can say they played a role in raising this happeneds of dollars this for stranded animals. >> i'd like to hand thank you check to hand to these people here for 14 thousand seven hundred 71 dollars $14,771. they have done an outstanding job with raising the awareness for pets in the community. there was a lot of pets that were effected by the quake. >> the two young philanthropists, and an additional $2,000 was added to that total. >> it wouldn't have happened without these two. >> jeff pierce, kron 4. >> and if you see helicopters and search dogs in napa, it's only a test.

search and rescue volunteers are training at skyline wilderness park in napa county today. the training will be going on until dusk. >> a family of 3 was rescued after they were stuck on rocks by high tide in half moon bay last night. cal fire says emergency crews responded to the incident on miromontus point around 6:45, about a mile and a half south of the rits -- ritz hotel. they were all uninjured. and it was a busy night at the ucsf medical center medical bay center. here's amateur video shot last night of the big party. the light show was at the end of the kickoff celebration with more than half $1 million being raised. quite the party out there last night. the new location includes a children's hospital, cancer's hospital and also a woman's hospital. despite the state's extreme drought, many california homeowners don't have meters

telling them how much water they're using. state officials say residents who lived in areas with unmetered homes and businesses used more water every day than the state averaged. state law says districts must have meters in place by2025, but some stay -- by 2025, but some say that's not soon enough. coming up on "kron 4 news weekend," kids are getting ready to play fall sports but the price tag may surprise you. we'll have a full break down of the cost parents need to know about. and after pictures were leaked of celebrities, a security expert will sit down with us and tell through sunday, it's posturepedic through sunday, it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing. mattress price wars end sunday at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

. between team usa, and the kickoff of the nfl season, kids have had no short annual of inspiration to suit up for fall

sports. as karen kasa reports if it's your child's first season you may under estimate the costs. >> reporter: this summer's soccer action provided a lot of inspiration for young people. >> i was thinking maybe i could make it that far in and play in the world cup. >> at the soccer camp in northern virginia, it's a common theme. >> more and more kids will get in the game and they'll stay in the game. >> events like the olympics and world cup give the athletes new heroes. >> reporter: now as people become more aware of these world cup stars they are going to have role models. >> and children want to go out and play just like them. parents rarely hesitate to let them realizing the benefits. >> it's also team work. you get to work together and you get to -- i always get to know on the other team a lot. >> if you don't talk in school, you can, like, go to soccer and you'll have many friend there is you can talk -- many friends there you can talk to. >> i love to do the things i

love while getting exercise, too. >> soccer, football or any youth sport, the cost of registration equipment and uniform can add up. with growing youngsters, items like shorts, and cleats and jerseys may have to be purchased many times. parents should also be mindful of expenses, stopping for meals, gas to get to and competition and hotel travel should be thought of. many activities not only more cost effect you've for 1 or 2, it will also leave -- effective for 1 or, 2 and will also leave more tomb for rest. >> how you can keep -- time for rest. >> how you can keep your photo private in the photos being leaked repeatedly, and we've got more sunshine peaking through those clouds. more details on your forecast when we come back after the break.

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back to "kron 4 news weekend." overcast conditions throughout much of the bay area, but that sunshine peaking through along the delta, walnut creek, and vallejo heading out to some sunshine. still in the upper 50s, san jose at 59 degrees currently, 58 out the door in concord. i want to take a moment to follow the track of hurricane norbert weakens intensity, but it brought heavy rain to the cabo area and we're looking at the possibility of isolated thunderstorms for the l.a. basis, and just east of l.a. we are looking at the possibility of flash flooding. we won't see those extremes but mud and high clouds will move -- mid-and high clouds will move into the area. we're talking about the possibility of a few sprinkles down in the south bay this evening. for temperature, we're looking forward to another mild day. take a look at futurecast 4. 60s throughout the bay, 70s for the inland spots, and as we fast-forward the clock we'll see

70s and abilities so near-average temperatures as we approach your afternoon highs. breaking down those numbers, livermore, 87, 88 in fairfield, richmond hitting a high of 66 and 65 degrees in daily city. as we look ahead, here's your seven-day round the bay forecast. a tropical froeshg -- forecast is with us as this system pushes off to the east. we're talking about a warming trend, high pressure reestablishes itself and that'll carry us into the weekend. >> thanks, erica. many hollywood celebrities have fallen victim of hackers stealing nude photos of them after they broke into the icloud and posted them online. you have some tips on securing your information and photos and how to make sure when you delete something it's deleted and gone forever. thanks for joining us, eric. >> thank you for having us. >> so, yeah, jennifer lawrence,

one of the main celebrities a few days ago we found some of her nude photos posted online after something posted on line. how did they do that? how secure is your icloud storage now? >> definitely privacy as a different mean nothing today's connected world where much of our information is stored online. you no longer have to sift through someone's trash; all you have to do is hack into their e-mail account or other online accounts in order to grab hold of that information and in this case, it was a bit of a shared issue, one is weak passwords which are always a common issue. a lot of people put their dogs' name plus their kids birthday and combine them together, but also, you know, using some -- what's called apis, available

using icloud, in order to find my iphone, which -- >> what's an api? >> an p, i is a way in which you -- an api is a way you can access that service programatically from another system. it allows to you keep logging in very quickly using different guessed passwords. you can randomly generate those passwords without the it up cal lockout that happens if we get the -- typical lockout. if you do it without putting those security safeguardses in place, you make it a lot easier for someone to guess that password. >> what can we do to make sure that any private photos that you do store on your iphone which are stored on icloud are kept private and if you delete them will they be deleted forever or will they be out there and

people have access to them? >> first recommendation is not to store nude pictures in cloud storage sumps but more importantly, there are three -- systems, but there are three things we can do to secure our information, and ensure our privacy. the first is strong passwords. this has been an issue for many years, consumers really need to think about using strong passwords, rotating them frequently, and also using two factor authentication if it's available from that cloud service provider. the second is that you know, you really need to think about what you share and store online. the information in services like facebook can easily be used to guess our online passwords or our security questions to those passwords. and the 3rd thing is if you do have sensitive information, encrypt it before you store it

online. and hold on to those keys so that none one else can unencrypt that data. and if you do that, that means that if you have forgotten about that information, that photo or that document, inspect else can access it. it's almost as if it's deleted. it's better than being deleted because a lot of times when you click delete on an online service it's not really deleted; it just doesn't show up in that list of items but it's been copied many, membership times across that cloud sorry vis -- many, many times across that cloud service and it's still available somewhere. >> so there's really no way to get rid of a photo and to delete a photo. that footprint's always going to be there? >> i think that is a reality. somebody can find them tent, 20, thirty years30 years later.

we have to be really careful what we store online. in crypting thatencrypting that data can't really do anything with it. >> how do you go about encrusting that data? >> we provide enencryption for cloud data and many others -- encryption for cloud data is many others do, as well. you can encrypt a file by losing a desktop computer, and password that you select, and you can comment on the computer and someone else can unencrypt it. you can do it for free yourself but it's harder to manage or you can use a product in order to secure that data and high trust

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encrypting clouds. >> we're back with more when we come back. a snake scare is over. animal control officers captured a venomous albien o cobb ra-- albino cobb rathat was spotted on monday near -- cobra that was spotted on monday. there it is, the white snake officers, and the woman spotted the snake crossing the road and she alerted everyone nearby. >> i can't explain that. it was just something i saw and i just went into action to just kind of keep an eye on it to track it.

. the snake was taken to the l.a. zoo and eventually transferred to the san diego zoo. here's a super cool image from nasa. of the hubble telescope captured a beautiful spiral a galaxy in the consgation of serpins, and it's caused by the uneven distribution of matter, including dark matter. a newly destroyed asteroid will pass relatively close. the space rock's knowledge projected path. it will come about a tenth of a distance from the center of the earth to the moon. the space rocks won't hit earth or any satellites but the fly by will give astronomers a chance to study it. coming up on kron 4 news weekend it was a sold out event at levi stadium last night, but

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. a 6-year-old autistic boy is no longer missing in the south bay, how a homeless man found the little boy. and levi stadium sees its biggest turn out today but it wasn't all fun and games, why parking is still an issue. and here's a live look outside at walnut creek already seeing the sunshine. details on the rest of your

weekend forecast straight ahead. good morning, everyone. happy sunday. i'm any hong. marty gonzalez has the morning off. we're starting a look at your forecast. the folks are running the races here in san francisco. good morning. >> we're still dealing with a lot of cloud cover in san francisco. high level clouds. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. just a moment ago we showed you the sunshine at walnut creek. temperatures very typical for this time of day. riff monday, 67 -- richmond, antioch coming in at 62. so that cloud cover will retreat into the afternoon. we're looking at a mostly sunny day. low 70s bayside and we'll squeeze out some mid-60s along the coast.

we'll see temperatures drop as tropical temperatures push into the area tomorrow and we'll warm up as we head into tuesday. we are looking to a warming trend as we head into next week. i'll have the details coming up on 15 minutes. any. >> thanks, erica. in san jose, an autistic 6-year-old boy who went missing yesterday morning has been found safe today. we were in san jose where authorities found young sergio zepeda. >> reporter: terrifying moments for the family, but fortunately this story has a happy ending. 6-year-old sergio zepeda found this morning and he was reunited more than 19 hours after he first went missing. authorities found him a few miles from st. johns, they received a call from a man living in a homeless camp lewis and monterrey road. those in the homeless camp gave the boy food and shelter until

authorities arrived. 6-year-old sergio zepeda went missing yesterday at about 9:00. he's autistic and nonverbal and his family thinks he got out through the garage. it's the longest amount of time. police and search teams spent the day and overnight looking for the boy. fortunately they found him early this morning. thanks to the help of those in the homeless camp, police do not suspect foul play and as you might imagine, the family is sending a big thank you to everybody involved. in san jose this morning, mike penaltion, kron 4. richmond police are still looking for a man wanted in connection with a crash that sent a bus into a house friday night. contreres is suspected of stealing a vehicle and a bus and that bus crashed into the home. officers saw contreres fleeing the area. there is from our helicopter abc

7 news. at 18th and burbick, a woman and her two young daughters were hit when it suffered minor injuries. eight others were also on the bus and they were hurt. the home was severely damaged in the crash, and was red tagged. demolition has started on a retail building destroyed in a five alarm fire thursday. that fire destroyed a building housing a retailer called big house inc.. the place was crammed with merchandise which is now just charred rubble. heavy smoke poured through the mission district. the fire department is still investigating the cause of this fire. new this morning, the coast guard is retrieving a boat that capsized off of alcatraz. of the crews say the sailboat capsized yesterday and they were able to rescue the person on board at the time and no injuries were reported. this just into the news

room, a 3.5 earthquake has hit in humble county near ferndale. no word on injuries. we'll keep you posted. last night's crowd at the sold out mexico, chile game was the biggest to date at 67 this happened people. the game ended in a tie, but many felt like they lost when it came to trafbl, getting to the stadium was fine on the -- traffic, getting to the stadium was fine, but once they got there, they hit gridlock traffic and this was not helped by a lack of organization. >> that department help. cops can't handle it because of all the fights. >> more problems came from drunk fans and many fans had been drinking since early in the afternoon, several people had to be escorted out of the stadium. >> the fifth annual giant race, and half marathon, 10 k, and 5 k and kid's race got underway this morning. it started in front of the at&t park at 2 and king streets in

san francisco, it will continue along the waterfront before finishing back at the field. and the race's proceeds benefit project open hand which provides meals to seniors and the critically ill. king street and 2nd and 3rd streets are closed. embarcardero is closed in several spots and muni will be experiencing several delays. go to our web site at kron 4.com for more on the delays. and today is the start of the niners regular season, and michael amina's pub will be preparing a special game themed texas brunch, whole hog rotisserie, and some texas mesquite smoked chicken, and mrept -- plenty of other delicious offerings, as well.

niners alumni and cheerleaders will be there, and brunch will be served at 10:00. kickoff is at 1:25 this afternoon. 49ers, cowboys, raiders, jets, complete highlights and analysis from week 1 in the nfl. plus, it's crunch time for the giants and a's. join me and former all-star bip roberts for a full half-hour of all your sports needs sunday night at 9:00 right after the news. coming up on "kron 4 news weekend," returning from his noot -- nato trip, why the president says destroying isis won't happen overnight, plus michael yakki, political analyst, talks about president obama's decision to delay the immigration reform and the latest with the governor's debate and here's a live look outside from our walnut creek camera sunny out there, more details on your forecast coming up. it's never been easier to find a dentist.

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president obama faces nato allies -- president says nato allies are committed to destroying isis. returning from europe, and the nato summit, president obama is planning to meet with congress as lawmakers demand the u.s. come up with a strategy. >> what we can accomplishes to dismantle this network, this force, that has claimed to control this much territory so they can't do us remember and that's going to be our objective. >> lawmakers on both sides of the issue of the aisle are preparing legislation ahead of the president's request to authorize air strikes inside syria. so far, president obama pledged not to put u.s. troops on the ground. a syrian air strike on isis has

killed at least 29 militants and civilians. activists say government forces launched a series of air strikes targeting the militants on saturday. most of the 29 people died when a missile slammed into a bakery of the most of those kids were civilians. activists say the death toll is likely to rise. >> a ceasefire that ended months in eastern ukraine is in its first full day. the force between ukrainian forces and russian backed rebels claims violations. ukrainian president por echo nko, and he -- porochenco, and the series fire they say has been fulfilled. we'll talk to michael yakki about the wake of the debate. and more details on your

forecast that could hold some sprinkles.

good morning and thanks for spending your sunday with "kron 4 news weekend"." still in the upper 50s, low 60s throughout the area, so san francisco still at 62. concord at 61. we are overcast through much of the bay area, for places like fairfield, walnut creek enjoying the sun sideline. you can see rain continues to move forward along the coast lun here. it could bring some isolated thunderstorms to encinada. east of the l.ast in the mountains we're -- east of the l.a. in the mountains, and there is the slight, slight potential

for a few sprinkles in the south bay into later on tonight. cloudy throughout much of bay area, so theirs no surprise we're seeing delays -- there's no surprise we're seeing delays at fso. keep that in mind if you're heading to the airport. futurecast for highlighting the 12:00-hour, we'll see 60s and certainties throughout the bay and -- 70s throughout the bay and this arch, 60s will retreat -- this afternoon, and the 60s will retreat to the coastline and the water will be in the 70s and 80s. hayward, 72, 79 degrees in napa. sunnyvale and san jose, checking in at 80 degrees today. so we are looking at temperatures near seasonal, if not a few degrees shy of where we should be. tomorrow will be even cooler, a little muggy with those tropical clouds stream being in. high pressure rebuilds into the latter half of next week, and it looks like we'll see 90s for the warmest unland spots.

any. -- inland spots. annie. and joining us now is political analyst michael yak i -- yaki. making immigration officials upset, and some happy about it. >> on the first season, the president changes his strategy from an end-around to a deep punt. politics is what made hum change his mind, although what -- him change his mind. how you can get a vote in congress because of the serge so to spoke of undocumented children coming into the country, which is really a player how that plays out into the mid-term election, not really any vote to congress because red states democrats marked prior, in arkansas, kay hagan, in north carolina, and

alaska, who are in deep trouble and in terms of trying to keep a major utin the senate, keeping -- majority in the senate, they're all in very tough race and it is latest poll is starting to fall behind. this is something the president had to do but it's not making people very happy. >> but, could there be also political camerations against obama for -- ramifications against obama for doing this? >> one of the things, was it going to interrupt the colorado votes, which is important. the calculation is in mid-term elections, latinos do not turn out, and it's just historic fact whether that may change. i don't know. they're making a bet it won't effect them as much, but it will effect them in those red states where -- where the issue itself

is political cryptonite to democrats. >> he's kind of delaying it. like i said, it's a punt. and then he's going to get the ball back after the mid-term elections and he's probably going do what he wanted to do all along. >> you're eye big football it sounds like -- a big football fan it sounds like. >> let's talk about the california governor's race. >> did anyone hear about it? >> people are voting on governor in november. there is a race. there's really not much of a race, and in an actuality, you wouldn't expect it to be the -- the governor is very popular. his ratings are at 78 to 50%. >> and his opponent there, neal cacshaca. >> no one knows about him. governor brown has about $22 million he hasn't spent yet. cashcari has very little money. of the governor only agreed to

one debate and he only reluctantly at that. any tomb you're a front runner hut by 20, 30 points -- hit by 20, 30 points, he opposed as a homeless person for a while and gained no transaction. he's not going to win. hopefully people did watch the debate. i don't think it's going to be much of a race. it's interesting, because you know, you have to vote. >> yeah. let's also talk about the urban she would protest that took place a couple days -- shield protest that took place in oakland. >> urban shield is a program sponsored boy the alameda sheriff's office, it's a trade show, demonstration show for swat teams. >> they say dizzy aster prepared -- disaster preparedness.

they are all in camo. this is my own personal opinion, why cops use camo in an urban setting, i have no idea. why are you in green and brown? >> militarization of police forces, the president has said he's going to review, and then you a week later you have this in place and this show in oakland that gains a lot of transaction from a lot -- it's regional wide. you have a lot of people showing the personal care, et cetera, and you have what was expected. people protested saying we don't want to see militarization early, and hosted in oakland next year, which is fine expect that it's alameda county, to be out on, in in fact, everyone running for mayor has s through sunday,

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. all right. so the san francisco opera kicked off their owns season and they've got lot -- their own season, norma, then they also an american opera, and opera in the park. craig, thank you for joining us this morning. >> my pleasure. thank you. tell us about norma. i saw at this time other night, and, boy, it was just full of passion, as you would expect. and never even heard of the opera before. >> it is a special opera, and that translates to beautiful sinking all about the voice, and so norma wouldn't be something that you program very often

unless you have the perfect suprano. she's on stage almost all night long with huge long lines, high notes, low notes, fast, slow notes, she's got to do everything. and so it's a rarity to be able to program something like this. >> i couldn't believe for hours. just the amount of energy she was bringing to the stage. so tell us a little bit about sandra. is she from here? >> yes, she is an american trained singer and -- but she's an international career. she sings all over the world, in mun you cannic -- munich and london. >> we've got 70 performances in the 14, 15 season. we're very excited about our 9th season. and we've got a lot of great -- 90th season. we've got a lot of great operas

by suzanna, set in rural tennessee. it has to do with religious biggetery, as well as the court of public opinion. you know how sometimes you can be accused of something and it might not be true, but if word has gotten around, you're pegged with being guilty. >> and today if there's chance to get free oprah in the park. tell us about that. >> this is our 41 st opera in the park. alfresco, as we say. we've got our big stores from the big season, like tom hansen, all singing duets led by our director, and played by the san francisco orchestra. >> today at 1:30 at sharon meadow and golden gate park.

it's free, open to the public. bridge a picnic, blanket and here's the information for norma which kicked off on friday with the opening of the season, and norma is playing through the end of, as we've said, september. >> it has sucks more performances through september 30th. >> and ticket it is start at $30, so they don't have to be expensive. thank you for joining us. we're back with more coming up after the break.

. welcome back. in st. johns, an autistic boy who went missing yesterday morning has been found safe yesterday morning. mike penaltion is live where authorities found young certainly i don't zepeda. mike. >> good morning.

6-year-old sergio was reunited with his family this morning, but this is where authorities found him and this morning, san jose police credit those living in a homeless camp behind me for calling 911. police received a call from a man living near lewis and monterrey roads. >> reporter: the man told me this morning the child wondered into the camp very early, several people then called police and those in the camp gave the boy food and shelter until police arrived. 6-year-old sergio zepeda went missing yesterday morning at about 9:00. he is you ativity and i can nonverbal and his family thinks he got out of the house through the garage. police and search teams spent the day and overnight looking for the boy and fortunately they found him this morning, again thanks to the help of those in the camp of the man here said he did what he hopes other people would do for him if it were his own child. now, how did the 6-year-old get to this location, as we come back out here, i want to put

this into perspective for you. to get to this location from the family's home, it's about four miles down the road. possibly, annie that child made the track up that steep hill before winding up in the camp this morning. >> we're just glad that he's okay. thank you, mike. we're also tracking your forecast on this sunday morning. we do see some clouds for some parts of the bay. we see more sunshine? here's erica. >> good morning, annie. here's a live look outside. you can see the high clouds actually retreating, so blue skies and sunshine here right now. temperatures really haven't budged by much. we're still in the upper 50s, low 60s. so napa right now, 60, 62 degrees in oakland heading to 66 degrees and plenty of sunshine in antioch. as we talk a look at your day planner over the next couple days, here's a snapshot of your extended forecast. this afternoon, lots of sunshine, mid-80s inland, low 70s bayside and upper 60s for the coast.

pretty muggy as tropical clouds mond past that we're talking about a warming trend for the rest of the week. so we will introduce those 90s back into the forecast, and that'll carry us into next weekend. i'll have the full details on that portion of the forecast coming up at 9:45. despite the extreme drought, many california homeowners don't have meters telling them how much water they're using. state officials say residents who live in areas with unmetered homes in businesses use more water every day than the state average. stay law says districts must have meeters in place by 20/25, but some say that's not soon enough. one official says showing how much you use, and being charged for what you use encourages conservation. a man in vallejo, michael jackson was arrested for murder friday night. they say the victim was stabbed

multiple times in the vallejo community park. he need on food and was arm -- fled on foot and was armed with a knight. the motive is under investigation and the victim's name has not yet been released. in richmond, 11 men were arrested for soliciting prostitution from undercover officers and police posted these photos in attempt to shame the men. the department says it's focusing on pimps and johns who exploit vulnerable victims, some as young as 12 years old. police intend to use social media behind risky and and unlawful conduct. the napa community is still rebuilding after the devastating earthquake. officials say it caused as much as $300 million in damage. it did more than damage just property. many people's beloved pets were also effected. two young napa residents are getting attention for stepping

up and taking action. kron 4's jeff pierce shows up the old-fashioned way -- us the old-fashioned way they set out to the raise a little bit of mon. >> reporter: two young girls in napa have become inspiration for a big donation to the napa had you maybe society and the animal shelter with a modest -- napa humane shelter and the animal shelter. >>ar i saw my cat hiding from things, i thought we should raise money for animals. >> we thought the animals would be really scared, so maybe with some new stuff like toys and blankets and stuff like that, they might just feel a little bit better. >> pet food express was already raising money for pets effected by the quake and when mckenzie and ruby brought in the proceeds, soon others were moved to make donations. >> these two ladies are what inspired us to go furtherer with. it the donation process was

happening on its own, just silently, but everybody was so moved by what they were doing, and the little girls were so energetic and wanted to continue helping out. >> so saturday, the two girls -- on saturday, the two girls set up their lemonade stand and played a role in raising thousands of dollars are in stranded animals. >> i'd like to hand you this check to hand to these people here for $14,771. >> ruby and mckenzie have done an outstanding job with raising the awareness with pets in the community. there were a lot of pettings of coursed by the community -- pets taken in by the community. >> reporter: while they were selling lemonade this saturday, an additional $2,000 was added to that total. >> it wouldn't have happened without these two. >> in napa, jeff pierce, kron 4. and we are now less than a couple hours away from 49ers and raiders football. the oakland raiders taking on the new york jet this is morning

at 10 a.m., less than 30 minutes from now, and the san francisco 49ers will be take being on the dallas cowboys at one twuf -- 1:25. hopefully we'll get two wins today. we'll have your broken koe highlights, and place something pi a pianos in some local parks, we'll show you who placed those pianos, and sunshine is expected this sunday. we'll have more coming up. ♪ ♪

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. san francisco giants in full throttle as they took on the detroit tigers, winning eight of their last ten before yesterday's game and saturday was certainly no let down.

arias down the line, one run would score. giants up 4-0, 4-3, giants, buster posy at the plate, and the ball is deep and that ball not playable. giants go on to win this one, 5-4. they're a game and a half behind the donlers, in the nl -- dodgers in the nl west. they would take the top wild cart spot if the playoffs were now -- wild card spot in the playoffs were now. and a bright spot, 9th inning athletics when josh reddick with two men on hits a deep shot to center field. check that out, the ball goes off the wall, two runs would score and that would tie the game. then it's jedd lowery, base hit. a's win 4-3. hopefully that'll get this offense kick started as we get closer to the post season. we're hoping certainly it was an exciting ending at the

colosseum. the a's wrap up their series with houston this afternoon. in college football, a big day for bay area sports teams. we start at stanford stadium, ask stanford taking on usc. it was the trojans getting on the scoreboard. they punched it in from the 2-yard line, that would put us, this up 7-nothing. andre hidare with a 53-yard field goal, that would make it 13-10, usc, stanford would have one more chance, kevin hogan drops back. he's stacked. ball comes loose, and the trojans recover. usc in withes 13-10 making it the -- wins making at this time first loss of the season for the stan in order cardinals -- sanford cardinals, and the bears crushed sac state 55-14.

this is the first time they've opened with back-to-back victories since winning its first in 2011. and coach sunny dike's first season. they take on the arizona wildcats on september 20th. for all of your bay area news, don't forget to watch sports night tonight, jason applebomb, and bip roberts will have all of your highlights. every sunday night at 9:00 on kron 4 right after the kron 4 at 8:00.

. welcome back. kron 4 time at 9:46. overcast conditions, throughout much of the bay area. we are seeing cloud cover. inland, we already seeing the sunshine and that's where temperatures are starting to

warm up. most of this cloud cover will pull back to the coast as bee head into the early afternoon -- we head into the early afternoon. a pretty nice bay around the bay area. redwood city, 79, 78 in freemont. lots of sunshine in fairfield, seven in sfn in 77 in vallejo. don't think it's going to brick us a lot of rain, maybe you a few sprinkles but tropical clouds will persist into early tomorrow morning. expect a warming trend to kick in as we head into the middle of next week. this is a weak low pressure system moves to our east, high pressure will regain strength and with that said, 90s will carry us into the weekend. annie. thanks, erica.

now is your chance too play your very own piano poncerto. it's playing four pianos in the most picturesque spot in the santa clara county. joining us is sandy day with the santa clara county parks and recreation, and dean of sunset piano. thanks for coming in. tell us how the county got this idea. >> we saw the advertisements and all of the story when is they placed pianos out in beautiful -- stories when they placed beautiful spots on the coast and we thought that's what we want to bring to santa clara county. it's just a beautiful marriage of music and nature and just bringing people connected in ways they've never been. dean, isn't it -- is it okay to put these pianos out of nature?

does it get to them? >> eventually, yes. what we do is get pianos and recondition them and tune them and put them in places where people can enjoy them. >> okay. and how is the program doing? is it taking off? are people really responding? >> they're responding amazingly. before we had the pianos unloaded, we have people wanting to play and a family with twins, that as we unloaded, they helped us and told us about the musical background and how much it's meant to him and how much he wanted to pass on to him. they were out for hike and ended up playing for oh, 15, 20 minutes. >> and dean, what's the appeal of having pianos and music along with nature? >> pianos, you know, it's a 5, 6, 700-pound instrument that's in a living room and you take it out of that context and you put

it out into the natural world or even in an urban environment and all the sudden something magical happens. people are drawn to it. it creates a sense of place. music creates a sense of community around it and we've been having some amazing experiences with people coming to these pns and find something kind of -- pianos and is find something happiness. >> you're providing these around the bay yeah? >> yes, at present, we're working with the department of economic development, from from allen parker in the mayor's office, and she's facilitated us coming to the city and we have 12 grand pianos we play in un plaza, other places up and down market street and we're popping up at the mint h a shore at the exploratorium the other night -- had a show at the exploratorium the other night. people just show up and are

there any rules people have to kind of follow? >> no rules at all. in fact, people have been very polite about it. you can go out at any time and find people gathering along. we've seen sing alongs and improm tuu concerts. how do these people find out where these are going to be? is there a list somewhere? >> on our santa clara web site, park here.org, and they're at four locations, some of the our most picturesque lakes, one is sam born and the red woots in saratoga, california, out by the

-- redwoods, and saratoga, california, and millepedes. >> and dean, tell us, do you need more i doinations of used pianos -- more donations of good pianos? >> if you have a good pianos, let us know. >> thank you so much, sandy from santa clara county parks and rec, and dean, from sunset pianos. you can check it outo santa clara county parks and -- out at the santa clara parks and recreation. 0,000 california foster childr extra curricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team. getting help with math.

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our big stories we're following, a 6-year-old autistic boy who went missing has been found. police say he was reported middling yesterday morning and was found -- missing yesterday arch and was found about five miles from -- yesterday afternoon found about five miles

from a homeless emcampment taken to a valley medical center and reunited with his family. a giant race at at&t park this morning, participants were running in had a 5 k, or 10 k or kid's race. many roads are closed for the race. for a list of closures and delays, visit kron4.com. and the 49ers are kicking off their regular season against the cowboys today. a watch party is being held tonight, throwing a game-themed barbecue and alumni and cheerleaders will be there and one lucky person will get a four pack of tickets to the nine evidence homeowner against the bears. the party -- niners against the bears. and just one new movie is in wide release this week. a story of separated identical

twins brought together by rock and roll, jeremy ross explains in now showing. >> the identical tells a story of a pair of identical twins who were separated at birth but their dreams of rock and roll stardom sparked a connection. >> are you guys related or something? >> know one of the brother becomes a huge start and the other is being pushed into the min uftery for the super star. >> when the chance of startum appears, the -- min history for the sturp -- ministry is the super star. and that's kron 4 this weekend, i'm annie hong. thank you for joining us.

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