>> james:this morning on the kron 4 morning news.wildfires burning across the state continue to grow.the latest on containment efforts. >> james:and as thousands leave cabo floowing hurricane odile one bay area mother still cannot get a hold of her son. >> reporter: as to take a live bowsher you were we did receive rain. >> james:good morning. it is thursday , sept 18 i'm james fletcher. >> erica: i tried to do my rain dance with the network. we are

looking ahead dry conditions. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. a very typical we usually call with clouds in the morning. we got a little bit of rain for the higher elevations. >> erica: a little cooler than the seasonal average. we're definitely not to dealing with the summer like temperatures. and here's your seventh day around the bay forecasts. temperatures will still be a little cooler than normal. we

will have plenty of sunshine prepare. we will continue with t pattern as we head into early next week. >> erica: as we focus on traffic around the bay area. nothing to relieve alert you to. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the san mateo bridge is looking good and drive * 12 to 13 minutes. the golden gate bridge is has dry conditions as she worked into the city. >> james:a state of emergency in

el dorado county. >> james:governor jerry brown made the announcement yesterday as the king fire continues to grow. >> james:close to 28-thousand acres have burned. that's nearly 44 -square miles >> james:the fire is still only 5-percent contained. >> james:more than 35-hundred structures are threatened >> james:the good news.highway- 50 is now open. >> james:but people living in the area are still worried that there homes might go up in flames. >> james:kron 4's j-r stone has the details. >> reporter: thousands of acres on fire and hundreds bar residents evacuated. two communities bordering the force. the also below what they can and to make sure the fire does not cross highway 50.

>>: my concern is my house burned down. when i left last night's action see flames. >>: my world has been upside- down and my work schedule is gone. i'm ready to give back in my routine. >>: and this this ad this is a small townhouse and this is our home. >> reporter:-has been to injuries in both of those were minor and winds have died down.

>> james:the san francisco fire department is sending a crew. as part of a strike team to help fight the 'king' fire in el dorado county. >> james:they left yesterday morning and started working last night. >> james:the specially trained crew is joining people from other fire departments around the bay area. who will make up the strike team. >> james:palo alto and mountain view fire departments also sent crews >> james:meanwhile -- firefighters are getting a better handle on a smaller, but more destructive >> james:fire in the city of weed. near the oregon border. >> james:the so-called 'boles fire' is now 60- percent contained. >> james:375 -acres have burned. and 150 structures have been destroyed. >> james:some evacuation orders are still in effect. >> james:a 10-thousand dollar reward is information leading >> james:to the cause of this fire. daniel berlant calfire >> reporter: we have been

preparing all year long for these kind of fires. and that is because of the dropped. the conditions are set to dry. >> james:we will continue our coverage on the wildfires online >> james:and remember you can always stay up to date on kron-4 dot com. as well as our facebook and twitter pages. >> james:5-thousand travelers have been flown out of cabo following hurricane odile. >> james:that's acording to a tweet from mexico's tourism minister. >> james:however, officials estimate that a total 30- thousand travelers were stranded by the storm. >> james:the hurricane left behind major >> james:only on kron 4. >> james:a bay area mother has reported her son missing after hurricane odile hit cabo san lucas. >> james:so far thousands of people have been flown out of mexico since the hurricane hit but she still hasn't heard from her son. >> james:as she tells kron 4's alecia reid. not knowing where he is, or how he's doing, has left her feeling helpless.

>>:hi craig it's mom, please contact me. >> reporter:the last time anita martin heard from her son, was during hurrican odile, when he was hiding in a bathtub. he managed to send her pictures of the food and liquids he and his girlfriend were able to get their hands on. >>:he had 6 sandwiches and some water. he said it was hot out there. >> reporter:it was hot and the hurricane caused a lot of damage. craig david stern and his girlfriend tina went looking for another hotel with wifi. now there's fear they're out there fending for themselves. >>: his safetywe're here helpless. sot - it doesn't matter how old your children arewhen he comes back i will be perfectly fine. >> reporter:anita registered her son as missing with the red cross. she's hoping he made it

to one of the tourist camps safely, but says it's not like him to disappearand that's what makes her anxious. the only thing she can think of, is that he's at a location where he cannot communicate. reporting in milbrae >> james:coming up.how the san jose sharks are pitching in to help in the search for missing teen, sierra lamar. >> james:plus.more domestic violence problems for the n-f-l. >> james:the latest player to get arrested.how his team is responding. >> james: in some spots of the bay area of the roads aren't that dry.

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>> james:the decision is in. >> james: her body has never been found. >> reporter: sharks' fans showed up to this model school to help find the young lady. >> reporter: her father recently received a phone call of the blue. >>: the sharks by the saturday to help find sierra.

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>> erica: we have some drizzle associated with this morning. we did see three-fourths of them

ex-inch. you may need to use your when sure what as once or twice but not enough moisture has fallen. we are headed out to los 60s. just talking about temperatures cooler them where we should be this time of year. north of california and parts of oregon and washington we are just going with parts of cloud cover. >> erica: 7070 degrees and

mountain view. analyst at the east bay there's a lot sunshine expected fairfield as i've 7770 degrees in pittsburgh. in napa has high 75. 69 in berkeley. and tomorrow brings the start of the warming trend. >> erica: that will continue until early next week. we will get to the upper 70's and to the coast. >> erica: we're not looking at in the high spots. but in hot like idiots at the bay bridge toll plaza. if you're headed to

the bay bridge instead it we are looking at any traffic. it was closer to sonoma county. rich in san rafael bridge looks good. >> erica: i am keeping a close eye on westbound 580. >> james:this morning two people are under arrest in connection to a string of burglaries in east san jose.

>> james:police say, eleven burglaries were reported just last friday. near the evergreen neighborhood. >> james:police are continuing to investigate the burglaries but say two san jose men have been arrested. >> james:their names have not yet been released. >> james:traffic stops lead to the seizure of illegal items in berkeley. >> james:c-h-p officers say, they collected all of these illegal items from just two traffic stops. >> james:both stops were conducted along interstate -80 just two -hours apart. >> james:the first stop was for expired registration. but officers recovered a gun and five drugs. >> james:authorities say, the second stop was for d-u-i..and that driver also had a gun. >> james:both men were placed under arrest. >> james:a fundraiser. to help a man who was in the comstock saloon when a car went through the front of the bar. >> james:it happened on monday. >> james:tyler schwepp on a tour of san francisco bars, when the car came in through the front door of the comstock saloon.breaking his leg. >> james:schwepp is a bartender.

from rhode island. and his fellow bartenders got together to help him out with expenses. >>:the fundraiser is hosted by the united bartenders guilda national charity foundation. we have a program called the bartender emergency program where we raise funds for bartenders who have a catastrophic event or maybe out of work for a while and have medical bills. they go through an application process to access the grant and that is where we are. >> james:the comstock bar has been closed since the crash. it is expected to re-open by the end of the week. >> james:across the north bay, the recent dry conditions brought on by california's drought are also starting to take on a toll on the trees. >> james:kron 4's charles clifford has the details. >> reporter:across marin county, a third straight year of dry conditions is starting to take it's toll >>:the trees aren't as healthy as they could be if the normal growth patterns were intact. >> reporter:tad jacobs is an arborist with treemasters in san rafael. he says they are seeing

problems in numerous species of trees. >>:we are seeing a lot of boring insects in the conifer trees because their sap flow has been reduced by the lack of water that's available. a lot of the other deciduous trees are having sparse canopys on them as well. >> reporter:in corta madera wednesday afternoon, this crew was removing several large pines that had fallen victim to burrowing beetles. even more nearby trees were showing symptoms of stress.. dead branches and brown needles. >>:stressed trees are also a lot more prone to disease and insect attack. >> reporter:tad says that if there isn't significant rainfall in the coming months the problem could get even worse. >>:we could see complete die back of trees. >> reporter:in order to keep the trees alive and not waste water during a drought, jacobs suggest that home owners use a very targeted method of irrigation. >>:do thouroud deep water of their trees with a soaker hose. slow is better. don't pour a bunch of water down on the ground, it will just evaporate and skirt off the top. put that soaker hose down and let the

hose sweat water all night long. >> james:more domestic violence problems in the n-f-l. >> james:police in arizona arrested cardinals running back. jonathan dwyer on aggravated assault charges. in connection to two separate incidents in july. >> james:police say.they involve a 27-year-old woman and an 18- month-old child. >> james:the cardinals say, dwyer has been deactivated from all team activities. and they are cooperating with the investigation. >> james:and now california congresswoman nancy pelosi is weighing in on the domestic violence controversy plaguing the n-f-l. >> james:here is what she had to say about the recent surge in domestic violence incidents. >> reporter:"it's hard for me to understand how people are punching out their wives at home, and the rest of that and their kids, but it does happen. and it's an issue we have been working on for a very long time. violence against women and sometimes it's violence against men, domestic violence. so we have to stop that. "

>> james:congresswoman pelosi talked specifically about the ray mcdonald case in san francisco. >> james:she says, she is a diehard 49ers fan, but the team should not play mcdonald while he is under investigation. >> james:and coming up a little bit later we will hear from s local group against domesti violence who want to see more changes from the n-f-l. >> james: san rafael were that drizzly is coming down. will have a live report from techie system.

>> james:the struggles continue for the oakland a's. >> james:oakland took a 1 to nothing lead into the bottom of the 9th. >> james:the a's were just 2 outs away from victory when the wheels fell off the wagon.

>> james:oaklnad gave up six runs in the top of the 9th and lose agasin by a final of 6 to 1. >> james:the a's have lost 7 out of there last ten games and continue to fall in the standings. >> james:and here is a look at where the a's sit in the playoff picture. >> james:they are now tied with the kansas city royals for the wild card with the seattle mariners just 2 games back with 11 games to play. >> james:things going the other direction for the giants. >> james:taking on the arizona diamondbacks in arizona. >> james:it was a tie game going into the 9th when the matt duffy lines a 2-run single up the middle. >> james:the giants win by a final of 4 to 2. >> james:and that win combined with a dodger loss in colorado mean the giants are gaining ground in the n-l west. >> james:the giants now just two games back of the dodgers in the national league west. >> james:they also have a 2 and a half game lead over the pirates for the top wildcard spot. >> james:coming up on the kron 4 morning news.the new insurance law that could hold uber drivers responsible even when they aren't carrying a

passanger. >> james:plus.firefighters accused of stealing water from a neighboring town. details ahead.

>> james: >> jamewe're coming u >> james:here are the big stories we're working on for you this morning. >> james:firefighters in el dorado county are hoping for some rain today to help fight the still growing king fire. >> james:close to 28-thousand acres have burned. that's more than half the size of oakland. >> james:the fire is only five percent contained. >> james:more than 35-hundred structures are threatened and mandatory evacuations are still in place >> james:the good news in all this. highway- 50 is back open. >> james:we're also keeping an eye on the boles fire that's threatening more than one thousand homes and businesses in the city of weed, in siskiyou county. >> james:its burned 375 acres and is 60 percent contained.

>> james:governor brown has declared a state of emergency because of the wildfires. >> james:police in los cabos are stepping up patrols as residents and tourists face a fourth day without water and power following hurricane odile. >> james:some residents say now that supermarkets have been looted, and that their homes could be next. >> james:five thousand travellers have been flown out of the area. however, officials estimate that a total 30- thousand travelers were stranded by the storm. >> reporter: it was our actual grain coming down. it is well out here and let's face it it's been so long since we've seen

rain at all. finally they have a little bit of rain. the roads are wet. that will make for difficult driving conditions. it's not a heavy rain, but it's definitely a little water coming from the sky. >> james: we would like to be a little bit more widespread around the bay area. >> erica: jackies shaq been deftly shows some rain. we do

have a pretty heavy drizzle. in fact when i left my house it was completely dry here in san francisco. 4:00 it looks like we're seeing some light rain for the north bay. the east may have already received brain. -- brained. --rain. >> erica: mountain view 76. temperatures will below: this time of year. temperatures in

the los 74 downtown san francisco and 75 is high in oakland. have your umbrella are ready. we have afternoon sunshine. next week will be back in the upper 80s. >> erica: would not looking at any major accidents. the san mateo bridge only take 12 minutes from into the end. they will be pretty slick on the

roads. there is a little nest on the stand. >> james:a bay area group against domestic violence is speaking out about the recent cases involving n-f-l players. >> james:they say the league could be missing the perfect opportunity. >> james:kron 4's scot rates has the >>:"bench him now!" >> reporter:a strong message from the director of the peace in regards to 49ers de ray macdonald kate kain's origination along with 16 other bay area domestic violence shelters are demanding that the 49ers sit mcdonald until the legal process in complete >>: he should be treated like anyone else who has been arrested for this crime. >> reporter:mcdonald who was arrested back on aug 31st on charges stemming from a domestic disturbance at his house insists he is innocent but kain believes continuing to let mcdonald play sends the wrong message

>>: kids follow what they see they follow their heroes and these guys are that. >> reporter:kain believes the lack of video evidence in mcdonalds case is a factor. unlike former ravens running back ray rice who was cut by baltimore and suspended indefinitely from the league >>: if it was something like that in would motivate the team to suspend him indefinitely. most men do that commit these crimes. >> james:today at 4 p-m --- doctor phil has an exclusive interview with former baltimore ravens player chris johnson as he weighs in on the ray rice

scandal. >> james:a driver survives. after going over a san francisco cliff. >> james:it happened in the potrero hill district at 26th and texas street. >> james:the car tumbled about 300- feet onto its roof and into a yellow cab parking lot. >> james:police say, speed was a factor in the accident, and that the car's brakes failed. >> james:the driver suffered only minor injuries. >> james:a new law is setting insurance standards for ride- share companies in california. >> james:governor jerry brown signed the bill yesterday. >> james:it requires insurance to cover drivers. starting the moment they turn on the app. not just when they accept a ride. >> james:it comes just months. after police say, an uber driver hit and killed a little girl in san francisco on new year's eve. >> james:uber said, the driver was not carrying a passenger, so the company was not liable. even though his app was turned on. >> james:the law will take effect next >> james:a volunteer fire

department in southern california is accused of stealing water from another town during california's drought. >> james:dan haggerty has the story. >> reporter: one of the firefighters came in and stole their water. >>: it's unbelievable that someone would come in and taken advantage of the situation like this seriou. >> reporter: bestowed truckloads of the water here to supply to his friends. >>: and that makes it even worse. >> reporter: we stopped m and wd out.

>> reporter: we were accepted into the fire department bell.. coming up on the kron four morning news. >> james:the senate will soon vote on a plan to fight back against isis in syria by arming other rebel groups. >> gabe: should you download these are they safe to do you need them.

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in this shack you would think we have stormy conditions are around the bay. >> erica: this is not as huge widespread even. and to take a

live look from the camera shot. all in all the rest of the bay area is dry. we are expecting some light rain for the north bay. and the rest of the bay area will remain dry. in most of the moisture at statistics well to this area. >> erica: again you may encounter with roadways. thwe ae

below normal and the delta. pittsburgh 87 and 74 in vallejo. it's not one to be as warm but we will eventually see the sunshine. u.s. seven days around the bay for cash sales track conditions tomorrow. and by air early next week we are looking for upper 80s inland. >> erica: clear not monetary and any hot spots. haven't seen any cars lining up escapades. the golden gate bridge again it's pretty dry here. and the

richmond san rafael bridge looks like the camera went out. >> james:andrew spencer reports the vote comes as other countries act, trying to protect themselves from the isis threat. >> reporter:just days after australia raised its terror alert level to "high," police detained more than a dozen people. >> reporter:the country's prime minister told reporters islamic militants had been urged to conduct "demonstration killings" in australia. >> reporter:through a coordinated operation, wednesday, authorities say they disrupted a pending attack. >>:"right now is a time for calm. we actually need to let people know that they are safe."

>> reporter:one of 40 countries now contributing in the fight against isis, australia agreed to send military advisers to iraq -- as the united states has done. >> reporter:president barack obama thanked members of congress, wednesday, for signing off on his plan to arm and train moderate rebels in syria. >>:"i want to in particular thank speaker boehner and democratic leader nancy pelosi for showing us that when it comes to america's national security, america is united." >> reporter:the proposal won support from democrats and republicans in the house, but it also faced strong opposition from both parties. more than a third of the house -- 71 republicans and 85 democrats -- voted no. >> reporter:that opposition can also be seen in the senate. >>:west virginia "i strongly believe that if our military arms and trains syrian rebels, we will be involving ourselves in a ground conflict we cannot

resolve, where potentially everyone involved is our enemy." >> reporter:the senate vote is expected sometime today. i'm andrew spencer, reporting >> james:happening today.polls are opening across scotland on the referendum question. should scotland be an independent country? >> james:more than four million people are registered to vote. >> james:this is the largest electorate ever in scotland. >> james:a vote for independence would mean scotland, with its population of about 5-point-3 million, splits from the rest of the united kingdom, which is made up of england, wales and northern ireland. >> james:voters in the referendum do not >> james:ebola patients are buying blood off the black market. >> james:blood from survivors is referred to as convalescent serum, and said to have antibodies that can fight the deadly virus. >> james:the blood has been used to treat patients, including american aid worker rick sacra, who is hospitalized in omaha, nebraska. >> james:he got blood from kent brantly, a fellow american who survived ebola.

>> james:both got infected when they were helping patients in liberia. >> james:the world health organization says it's working with affected nations to eliminate black market trade of blood because it can lead to other illnesses, such as h-i-v and other blood-related ailments. >> james:hundreds of people from across the country are coming together in scranton, pennsylvania today. for the funeral of a state trooper killed by a man still on the loose since friday. >> james:state police are piecing together the profile of 31 year old eric frein. >> james:he's suspected of killing corporal bryon dickson. and injuring another state trooper outside a rural barracks in the pocono mountains. >> james:police have determined frein is a man with a mean streak, who had separatist leanings, a love for guns, and a hatred of law enforcement. >>: his head is shaved very closely on the site is why didn't end mohawk. he was placid scene with the brown and gold when brinker. but the dark green

backpack. >> james:investigators have been coming in and out of freins home. where he lived with his parents. >> james:his father tells police two guns are missing from the home. an a-k-47 and a rifle. >> james:investigators also found a book in frein's bedroom titled "sniper training and employment" coming up on the kron four morning news. they say age is just a

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>> reporter: but it's the camaraderie that keeps them coming back. >> james:nasa says its latest mars-exploring spacecraft is on track to fire up its thrusters and enter the planet's orbit this sunday night. >> james:it took nasa's maven craft 10-months and 442-million miles to get there. >> james:the craft will help scientists figure out how ancient mars changed so dramatically into the planet we know today. >> james:it will be the first mission devoted to studying the upper martian atmosphere as a key to understanding the history of mars' climate, water and habitability. >> james: were going to speak with one woman who cannot out of the city right before the hurricane came. >> stanley:, and up people

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this is you kron 4 morning news >> james: this is what it looks like a up to talk about forecast. let's take that live looked out of san rafael. >> james: this is what looks like up in san rafael. >> reporter: it is raining out here. in the streets are what you can see it coming down out here. let's face it in has been

so long since we've seen in the rain. the roads are wreck what's coming in on him 101. >> james: tomorrows things would dry up. things will start to warm up. and as we head into lead bits of the weekend we will talk about saturday and sunday. >> george: it's not unusual to have a number of accidents followed by what the weather. is not the case and did not seem incidents reported. its

throwaways are what they're liable to be very slippery. a quick check in traffic for you. >> george: the quick commute textiles and light conditions around the bay. >> mark: were following the latest on the fires that are burning across the county. >> mark: >> mark:governor jerry brown made the announcement yesterday

as the king fire continues to grow. >> mark:close to 28-thousand acres have burned. that's nearly 44 -square miles. about 2 and a half times the size of berkeley. >> mark:the fire is still only 5-percent contained. >> mark:more than 35-hundred structures are threatened >> mark:the good news.highway- 50 is now open. >> mark:but people living in the area are still worried that there >> mark:meanwhile -- firefighters are getting a better handle on a smaller, but more destructive >> mark:fire in the city of weed. near the oregon border. >> mark:the so-called 'boles fire' is now 60- percent contained. >> mark:375 -acres have burned. and 150 >> mark:some evacuation orders are still in effect. >> mark:this is video of an elementary school that burned in the fire. >> mark:hundreds of kids and staff were forced to flee >> mark:the fire has desroyed libraries, neighborhood blocks in weed. >> mark:a 10-thousand dollar reward is still being offered for information leading >> mark:to the cause of this fire. >> mark:and stay with kron 4 as we continue to follow the >> mark:we'll have updates all morning long.

>> mark:as well as the latest on our facebook and twitter pages. >> mark:scotland could become and independent country. >> mark:the polls are now open to vote. >> mark:a vote for independence would mean scotland splits from their 300-year old union with england, and becomes and independent state. >> mark:more than 4-million people are registered to vote.. >> mark:48-percent back the independence. and 52-percent are against it. >> mark:however with 4-percent of voters undecided. not much separates the two campaigns. >> mark:the senate will soon vote on a plan to fight back against isis in syria by arming other rebel groups. >> mark:the vote comes as other themselves from the isis threat. >> mark:one of the 40 countries now helping in the fight is australia. the country's leaders have agreed to send military done. >> mark:yesterday, president obama thanks members of congress for signing off on his plan to arm and train moderate rebels in syria. >> mark:but the support didn't

come easy as more than a third of the house voted no on the move. >> darya:new overnight. a man is shot in san francisco's bayview neighborhood. all in an attempt to steal his cell phone. >> darya:police were called to hollister avenue around 10 o clock last night. that's just east of the bayshore freeway. >> darya:they found the man shot in the upper body. he was rushed to the hospital but is expected to fully recover. >> darya:police are now looking for suspects. >> darya:two people have been arrested in connection to a string of burglaries in east san jose. >> darya:police say eleven burglaries were reported just last friday. near the evergreen neighborhood. >> darya:they say in one case residents reported suspicious activity. and police were then able to find and arrest the two suspects. >> darya:their names have not yet been released, but both are san jose residents. ages 28 and 37. >> darya:police continue to investigate the burglaries.

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>> james: it's been real spotty this morning. what has to consider the top of the screen there was rain visible. at times it's nice and light in other times are being used. >> james: in terms of the rain

and how it's developing that has sown the heaviest towards the border. >> james: these will just be like showers if nothing else at all. and beyond that we're looking for things to dry up nicely. we're seeing widespread 60s are mocked the coast. and even into the east bay. this sounds: a hard time warmest of.

80 to 81 degrees in downtown moscow post and 81 degrees in downtown san jose. >> james: look for mid '70s for hayward and oakland. and look for 70 in san francisco and the north brae.ay. >> george: we haven't seen any unusual state of accidents this morning so that's good news. roadways are likely to be more slippy them before.

tracking the ride on 92 is also a good trip. if you're headed towards moral counter to the golden gate bridge and it is easy ride. checking the traffic map 80 and the westbound direction is clear 680 is clear. and in the south bay is very light traffic and all of the freeways.

>> mark: officials say they will stop and question anyone in the streets after nightfall. >> darya: 1 the bay area woman and her mother left mexico before he the hurricane came. >> reporter: what started as a mother and daughter triple became for a run for real-life trip. >> reporter: as the pictures

illustrate date and george the spoils of the vacation. at 2:00 a.m. the party ended and guests were told that they needed to leave. >> reporter: monday morning after a 20 something minutes on the bus you see smoke coming out and it's the middle of the desert and no one has a cell phone networks prepared a third brussels waiting in the next town.

>> reporter: everybody has to get off the bus and yet to take all of your suitcases off the bus. >>: it was definitely a situation getting out of there but i am grateful with how they reacted. >> darya: if you have a story that you want to check into you can send it to kind that come. >> mark:the ebola virus continues to spread in west africa. >> mark:and now patients are

* buying the blood of survivors. to try to treat themselves. >> darya:sheriff's deputies in santa cruz county are on the lookout this morning for a man who is exposing himself to females. >> darya: >> darya:he's described as a white man, foot 7 to 6-2, clean shaven with medium length hair. >> darya:the sheriff's office says on two separate occasions, this man exposed and touched himself to a woman by moran lake beach. >> darya:that was on august 18th. >> darya:then on september 12th. a woman jogging in the same area says she saw a man doing the same thing. >> darya:deputies believe this

is the same man in both instances. >> mark:homeless families in conta costa finding a home. >> mark: a 1-million dollar grant has been awarded to the county's employment and human services department. >> mark:they will provide needy families with help finding a home. as well as assistance covering security deposits, rent, and moving expenses. >> mark: >> erica: descender is here with what it looks to be altered in it i get. and this shows up the picture may have been altered. but this isn't the first fascia's been accused of slimming down her pictures.

>> darya:new information about artificial sweeteners. and the connection to diabetes. >> darya:coming up. we'll tell you why some researchers are raising serious concerns. plus. >> darya:ride share companies have new requirements. following the deadly accident that killed a six- year old girl. details ahead. ♪

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>> james: some parts of the delta were seen some light rain at the moment. never since hours a fallen there after richmond area. what otherwise not seen too much at this point. on the dry air side. >> james: this is our live picture coming out of san rafael. and you've been there but most of the morning. >> reporter: at times it's coming down pretty good out here it goes from a drizzle to staten to rein in again. isis'

also want carrying and an umbrella and with the last time you seen anyone carry and i underline and california. people are going to wait and see that everything is what. and we will take any then we can get today. >> james: the north bay is the best candidate to seek rain heavy as this. >> james: when 7:00 this morning

rain been predicted. it might intensify by noontime. the deadly light scattered showers. comeback at 545 will have a full forecast then. >> george: we are however seen traffic starting to build at the bay bridge toll plaza. so that doesn't bode well for the rest of the commute. in tracking the right here at the san mateo bridge this traffic is moving

slowly. >> mark: and this is from richmonda state of emergency has been declared in el dorado county as the king fire continues to grow. >> mark:and people living in the area are worried that there homes might go up in flames. kron 4's j-r stone has the details. >> mark: wearing its from dust and the part calls on its way. >> darya:morgan hill police are on the lookout for a man who pushed and robbed a woman while she was putting groceries away in her car. >> darya:it happened monday evening in a parking lot on tennant station way. >> darya:the woman says she

heard a man say something. and when she turned to see what he wanted. he demanded her purse. >> darya:the woman first said no. and she was pushed to the ground. >> darya:the suspect then grabbed her purse and fled. >> darya:he is described as a hispanic man is his 20's. 5'6 with a medium build. dark short hair and sideburns. >> darya:a witness told police he watched the suspect drive away in a bright blue honda with custom black wheels and chrome on the outside. >> darya: and would now have new video of another nfl player getting arrested. this is dryer. they're to incident at his home last long which involves a 27 year-old woman and an aide to year-old child. and he threw

hurt himself on ottawa window so she could not call for help. >> mark: and the oakland raiders owner speeds on kinsella's of domestic violence. >> reporter: tragic death came out but few months ago saying this is what he plans to do until recently as then handed case by case. day said kate in minister of lease. gregg hiatt

was already convicted. right now the best solution that he could think of is telling the players to stay away but we will pay you the meantime.

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right now denouncing the plan as of the moment. it is still falling not intentionally but on-again off-again. bring your own umbrella you probably want needed but is better to err on the side of caution. >> james: this is what it looks like. will advance the clock to about nine. we're talking about

that as a north bay event. and by 3 1/2 to know you concede the intensity back off. temperatures are going to stay alive because we are pushing on through. will warm up to the upper 70's and maybe if the '80s here and there. campbell in places like that chimera of 8081 degrees. 70 in downtown san francisco across the bay. and '70s of the

dominant temperature range for this afternoon. that would change as we get into tomorrow. >> george: we have noticed now that the chp is getting busier with the number of incidents reported. a lot of spinoffs have been reported. one of them is in the east bay parkway but it's a not commute area. as a gets heavier.

>> george: the north of the right looks good. one of the spinoffs that were reported and no lines are reported to be blocked. there's word of the stock now. that would take about eight or nine minutes. in the san mateo ride looks good in both the west and east of directions.

>> stanley: it's a part of the more stops more cops campaign. and it cuts down on traffic collision street driver caught the attention of the shares. >> stanley: this from the driver

he also didn't stop. >>: so the reason i statues there a stop sign and you did not stop. >> stanley: one know when to stop the you how in the lane for all the emergency vehicles and at ticket can be $700. >>: your car struck the kerf a have glass now we attires are. >> stanley: this type of

enforcement happens once and once a month. >> mark: 10 into the 6:00 hour firefighters and the eldorado area hoping for some rain to fight teen fire. the fire is only 5 percent contained with high with 50 is backed open. >> mark: containment is up to 68% bid sug. >> mark: some residents say that the supermarkets have been looted and they're worried about their homes. a decade as many as

30,000 total. >> darya: a driver survived after going over and san francisco clips the speed was a factor. and the cars failed. >> mark: more on the rain that's coming down this way.

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lives you install and test range. now were getting into the lafayette and making its way towards concord that for the showers are at the moment. >> darya: lookit this the new iphone 6 goes on sale tomorrow and he's already online. we have all the bells and whistles of the night of the new fall on our web site kron 4.com. >> darya: a great picture of the giants reduce bidding on the

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>> darya:and the rain overnight causing power outages. and power poles to catch on fire. this is you kron 4 morning news >> mark: it's a little wet out this morning. >> james: lick avenue from the beginning this would be like event. if your end her render you frolics in light showers.