this morning on kron 4. we will have the latest for you in alameda. >> an officer is shot in ferguson, missouri. the same city where an unarmed black teenager was shot and killed by a white police officer last month. here is a live look from the roof camera. we will have details on the rest of the forecast straight ahead. thanks for joining us. i am marty gonzalez. >> here is erica. >> good morning, marty. we have highlights. and clouds are building in overhead. what is happening is we are dealing with the area of low

pressure. the one that brought us rain during the work week. it is stagnant over the nevada area. it hasn't moved by much and it could bring showers to parts of santa clara area. and we have 50s and 60s. more sunshine in the afternoon. they are trending we low average. it is mid-70s and upper 70s. for the warmest inland spots. it shows the high clouds moving into the bay area. and some moisture to the east. it will build in as we head into the first day of october. we are looking at gradually warmer weather and even perhaps increased concern for fire danger with the shift to the offshore winds. that is something we will be monitoring and we will have 90s back in the forecast. that is coming up in 15 minutes. marty. >> thank you, erica. a suspect is in custody for

setting four separate fires in alameda. it was reported at 1:00. two of the fires burned two homes blocks away from each other. the other two fires are considered minor. >> the red cross working this morning with the residents who were displaced. one woman describes the chaos in her neighborhood. >> someone is out there. >> i looked out the window. it is just fire, flames all the way to the sky. people were pounding on the tore and they said it is gas. it is going to blow. >> no one was hurt in the fires. crews remain on the scene this morning gathering evidence. a developing story this morning. police still looking for the suspects who shot ferguson, missouri police officer last night. it happened during a foot chase between the officer and two burglary suspects. the officer was wounded in the

arm and police say that he is expected to survive. ferguson is the site of protests after an unarmed black teenager by the name of michael brown was shot to death by a white officer. >> this particular incident appears unrelated. >> this is an area that is fairly secluded and i have no reason to believe it is linked in any way, shape manner or form and it doesn't appear that way. >> the officer has not yet been identified and he fired shots in return and no indication that either suspect was hit. >> president obama speaking last night on the shooting death of michael brown. he said there is a mistrust between residents and law enforcement in may be communities. >> this a wakened our nation once again to the reality that people in the room have long understood which is in too many communities around the country,

a gulf of mistrust exists between law enforcement and the community. >> he said the mistrust has a corrosive affect on all of america not just black communities. >> san jose police investigating a fatal shooting. a man was killed in south san jose last night. there were 44 homicides in san jose just last year. no word yet on the motive and circumstances surrounding last night's death. no arrests have been made and the suspect or suspects remain at large this morning. we are learning more about the victims of a deadly crash in san mateo. two people were killed. and five others injured in a head on collision between a van and bus. look at video from the helicopter partnership. kron 4 spoke with the elderly couple. and this is only on kron 4.

>> mary and her husband say their neighbors. pt-year-old and her husband joseph were taken too soon. >> they are such lovely people. i thought it was a great part of their life and they seemed happy. >> they welcomed us. and we will go. >> this is the only son that tells kron 4. they died as a result of the van swerving over the center line on el camino real colliding head on with the cal trans bus. since the 70s. they lived in this home on high view drive. the muellers have lived across the street for the past decade. >> they left every day in the morning to go some place. they loved dogs. true dog lovers. they loved their son. i watched the father and son work on cars and anna couldn't

have been more lovely. she was a sweet gracious woman. >> they will be dearly missed. >> they were sweet genuine people. >> kron4 news. this is the king fire that continues to burn in el dorado county. they have gained the upper hand. containment listed at 84% and this wet weather and cooler temperatures helping firefighters continue to make progress. all told, more than 97,000 acres have burned. no reports of any injuries and 80 structures have been destroyed. that includes a dozen homes. it cost more than $53 million to fight. >> coming up on kron 4. >> this is spoiled after a volcano erupted. this is how the hikers escaped. >> a woman risks her life to show the inside world of isis. we will have the revealing

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kron. the highway remains closed this weekend. second weekend in a row it is closed. they may have to close it, however, five more nights this coming week. drivers should be expecting delays. >> they will be aware to allow extra time and if you are traveling up here. >> we have tried to make changes and they are still. there is still highway delay. >> pretty significant delays last weekend. we tried to make adjustments too, to make it less. >> the highway is expected to reopen. caltrans doesn't know it needs

the nighttime closure until then. a bus carrying a softball team crashes into a semi truck. why they are investigating it as a homicide. we will have the story coming up. live look outside downtown san francisco. some clouds in the backgrounds. we should have another nice day. erica will tell us all about it when we come back. the lightest or nothing. the smartest or nothing. the quietest or nothing. the sleekest... ...sexiest,

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. we are back with a dramatic video of a col vein no erupting in japan. authorities say there were 250 hikers in the area when the volcano erupted. they were helping them out and they found rescuers found more unconscious bodies and people are living near the mountain. they decided to stay in their homes. the last eruption was back in

2007. bring it back home to the bay area. we are expecting another lovely day. here is erica kato, they have backed off of it and we will warm things back up as we head to the middle of this coming week. here is a look at current conditions outside right now. san jose, and 56 in livermore. higher clouds compared to yesterday. it is not as clear as you head out on this sunday morning. we have moisture well to the east bringing this to the sierra, nevada and we did see additional 2 inches of rain with the higher elevations of rain. this is pretty stagnant. it is a slow mover and thanks to the circulation. we could see wrap around showers as we head around later this afternoon. doesn't look too likely and it is calling for a slim chance.

>> keep your umbrella. and we are feeling with mostly dry conditions around the area with the mention of sun and clouds. >> redwood city. 75. 77 in san jose. evergreen looks to 82 degrees today. same for walnut creek. mid-70s for castor valley. union city. upper 70s if you are heading to wine country. berkeley hitting a high of 76 and ocean beach. here is the seven day around the bay forecast. temperatures will climb a bit as we head into early next week. first day of october will bring us high pressure. and that is going to bring up the temperatures. we are back in the mid-90s as we head into next weekend. marty. >> thank you, erica. overseas, we trikes against u.s. military releasing an airstrike of saturday in syria. officials say it shows a missile hitting a building.

it is an isis compound. two armed vehicles at the border with turkey. there are attacks near the border with turkey. turkey is not participating in the airstrikes. it has called for an international buffer zone that would separate the country from the combat zone. we are about to take an inside look, inside syria which is rarely seen. jim clancy reports one woman went undercover to show what the town looks like understand the control of isis. >> reporter: with a hidden camera, a syrian woman risked arrest or worse, to look inside the capital of the calaphate. walking through the heart of the city. completely under the control of isis.

. she is not breathing and we are not able. >> we were able. >> this is the most traumatic and advanced city in had the years of history. >> the national transportation safety board is investigating the accident. >> a case for police in utah. five bodies have been found inside a home. they are three of their children and parents. no obvious sign of trauma or foul play. it was found by an older son and grandparents. authorities are working to find the cause of death. a search team is working

with k-9 units to find university of virginia student. hannah graham, and is missing and the man accused of kidnapping her is under arrest. he fled virginia. they believe matthew is the last person to see graham. and search crews, emergency dispatch operators will handle 2400 tips. and have come in so far. >> at the may have possibly seen something. >> whether it is the car or individual. and those types of things and/or location. >> it is 12. >> still on kron, we have the highlights coming up for you. it is coming up after the break. we will take a live look outside. beautiful approach to the bay bridge. we will have the weather forecast coming up in a few minutes.

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. time for bay area sports. this was yesterday afternoon. brandon crawford for the giants and two run single with two outs in the 8th inning. and would help them beat the padres. two regular giants in the start up. and it is for rest. and first time since 2012. that end the longest consecutive starting streak for the 31 games. they hit the road for pittsburgh or st. louis. it is a one game wild card playoff for wednesday. >> as for the as. they continue to stall to clinch a playoff spot. the last place rangers. five to four and seattle cutting out to one game with one game left to play with the

wild card slot. it is two hours after they lost in texas. they beat the l.a. angels in 11 innings by a core of two to one. >> they get one more chance to win it. and move on to the playoffs. turning now to college football. wild one at memorial stadium. double overtime for the cal bears. they snap the 15 game pac club losing streak. get a look at the score. >> 59 to 56. jaret is throwing for a record. seven touchdown passes for the bears. with less than five minutes left on the clock. kevin hogan ran for a touchdown. and beat washington 20 to one. they avoided the costly. 0-2 start. and after they lost at home to unc a couple of weeks ago. >> the spartans are falling short to nevada, reno and

21-10. in the mountain west opener saturday night. we talk a little hockey. in an exhibition game. it is a score of three to one and it is a two goal night adding another goal for the sharks. and signed with the sharks as an unrestrict asked free agent back in march and has three goals in two games. coming up on sunday night. highlights and reaction from the pivotal match up with the eagles and the raiders are in london looking for the first win of the season. looking for the giants playoff picture. it is all this sunday night at nine right after the news. we have got the sunday forecast coming up for you. we will take a live look outside. and we can get a look at the golden gate bridge. big difference compared to yesterday at this time. it has brilliant sunshine and little bit overcast. >> erica will have more when we come back.

. time to check the weather. >> hi, marty. look at the golden gate. you will bridge. and -- bridge. and it is helping temperatures out a bit. vallejo right now at 60 degrees. we started in the low 50s. and 62 in the house in oakland. this is the cooler side of normal yet again. very few 80s and most inland areas. upper 60s. gradual warm up is expected as we head into early next week and for the pressure of the first week of october. that will bump up the temperatures. mid-90s back in the forecast. i will show you when and where back in the next 15 minutes. cancellations and delays continue at ohare and midway

airports. it was because of a fire in aurora. >> passengers at the airports are frustrated at the sudden cancellations. >> i left alaska two nights ago at 10:30. arrived in phoenix yesterday to find out the last two legs of my journey were canceled. i arrived here and there is nothing. no alternative way to get there. >> charges are against brian howard for destruction of aircraft or aircraft facilities. howard remains hospitalized. he tried to commit suicide at the control center. officials at sfo say flights should be getting back to normal this morning. all departures were on time and few arriving flights were delayed. airport officials will do what they can to make sure it runs

smoothly this morning. this is the four chicago bound flights canceled. and they were delayed. at oakland international. six flights were delayed by 45 minutes. and one flight was canceled. it is nearly two months since the napa earthquake and the largest to hit the bay area in some 25 years. nearly 2500 people were injured. more than 2,000 homes and buildings were damaged or destroyed. and many are in need of repairs. >> they report that elected officials are helping rest dents rebuild their homes. >> this letter to the white house is making a case that the damage done in napa not only qualifies the city, but also individuals for assistance from the government. richard dogron's home buckled. now, he sleeps in a tent in his yard. in the meantime, a shed is being built in the backyard. richard is one of the

homeowners in napa that needs help from the government. >> this has to be moved in order to lift the house. there is no water, no gas. and i really don't know what to do. >> i am kind of overwhelmed with all of this. >> this is approved by the obama administration and provides funding for public infrastructures like the courthouse. >> post office and other public facilities. >> people in napa need our help and we need to make sure we deliver that help. > >> reporter: this individual assistance is being provided and grant consist up to $32,000 to help people repair their houses. >> homeowners and renters will be able to get up to $40,000 for personal property losses. if they don't qualify for grants. they are able to get low interest loans up to $200,000. >> if we dent help them quickly now, the economy is going to be

impacted. we all know how hard it has been to come out of this economic downturn. >> people are displaced from their homes and people who are at risk of losing everything. >> you see all the houses. people don't have money to do the repairs. >> individual assistance was granted to citizens following the quake in 2000. which is less severe and caused less damage than this summer's quake. there is hope they will approve the request. >> reporting in downtown napa. alecia reid. this is a site in san francisco destroyed a home and damaged two others friday night. habitat for humanity officials say it is on capital avenue. they were able to contain the fire and no injuries are reported and the cause is still under investigation. the body of a woman was found near san pablo bay in contra costa county.

they say it washed ashore before 10 ing. she was from american canyon and police have not yet released her identity. nfl commissioner roger goodell visited the texas headquarters of the domestic violence hotline. they were visiting for a private two hour meeting. the commissioner has been criticized for his handling of the recent suspension of ray rice and many critics are calling for goodell to resign. they say he hasn't responded appropriately to domestic violence issues. ray mcdonald is expected to play against the philadelphia eagles. his abuse case was postponed again. his victim, his fiance had injuries. there is a delay in the case as the investigation into the incident tips. several prominent politicians are calling on the team to beverage mcdonald because of the allegations.

happening today, the 49ers will return to levi stadium to take on the eagles. last time they played each other was back in 2011 economy the niners won. >> the 49ers intended the contest and the eagles are undefeated at 3-0. >> kickoff at levi is for 1:25 this afternoon. they are in for your game and this is the first of the the year for the nfl's international series taking place at wembley stadium. miami is one and two and the kickoff is at 10:00 a.m. still ahead for kron 4 weekend. this is zombie preparedness story and how they are getting ready for the zombie apocalypse. >> you might want to be interested in this story. the can of beer can be good for the brain. we will take a live look outside at very nice conditions

at the san mateo bridge. hardly any traffic to speak of on this early sunday morning.

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. study find water on earth is older than the sun. the molecules we use every day could be more than 4.6 billion years-old. that was published in a journal called science. water came from inter stellar space and water may exist in other solar systems. it is an important step to find out if life exists on other planets. the state of kansas is ready for zombies. the governor signed for zombie preparedness month. it is a fun way to be prepared for natural disasters. >> we just want to engage our

community, our public safety partners and remind people to be safe. this campaign raises that awareness for us in the state. they encourage residents to have home emergency kits and supplies that will last three days. otherwise they say you won't be prepared to out last an extended attack of the zombies. >> we have a special programming announcement. the "walking dead" makes its appearance wednesday night. it is followed by kron 4 at 11. >> coming up on the weekend. one well known employer is promising unlimited vacations for his workforce. we will tell you about it after the break. >> first, this is the live view outside from mountain tam and can't hold my breath ♪

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. police are still looking for the suspects in the shooting of a ferguson police officer. the wound is not considered life-threatening. the shooting is unrelated to the fatal shooting of the teenager michael brown by officers last month. we are learning more about the deadly crash between a van and bus in san mateo. two people were killed. and five others were injured as you look at video from the video. the elderly couple killed in the crash was married for nearly 60 years. >> they set four fires in alameda. it is reported at 1:00 this morning. they burned two homes just blocks away from each other. the other two fires are considered minor. red cross is working with the residents displaced by the

blazes. suspect being held on arson charges. crews remain on the scene this morning gathering evidence. want to get you caught up in the weather forecast. good morning, erica. >> good morning, marty. on this sunday morning we are waking up to higher clouds. temperatures near normal for this time of day. san francisco at 63 degrees. 56 in livermore. it is a little chilly in santa rosa. and we are starting the day off at 52 degrees. we have the high cloud cover in place and we are seeing delays at sfo averaging 34 minutes due to the poor visibility. keep this in mind and check with the carrier before heading over to the airport. the moisture that brought us rain is centered over the lake tahoe area. they are dealing with isolated showers and this area is circulating. we could see wrap around showers for share county this

afternoon. doesn't -- for santa clara county this afternoon. here are temperatures for today. we are cooler than average. the valley. 79. and 77 in san jose. plenty of 70s through the east bay. take a look at danville. low 80s for walnut creek and upper 60s expected in richmond. san francisco in the upper 60s and 70s. in the wine country. >> oakland, pretty comfortable conditions. if you are heading to the niners game against the eagles. kickoff at 1:21. all in all look for sunny skies. and few high clouds moving in. much this is around the bay forecast. warmer weather on the way. high pressure rebuilds. we will see a spike on wednesday and we will continue to warm things up next weekend. by next saturday we will be back in the 80s inland and 70s for the coast. >> what do you think of this? >> how about unlimited vacation

days sound. people who work from virgin. they can takes a many days off as they like. branson believes if they treat employees well. they will be motivated to do a good job. why he is taking the unique step for his workers. >> takes a much holiday as you want. keep a check on it. and how much holiday you take. and you want a day off for a birthday or wedding. because you have an intention reason to, do it. we will not check up on you. we will see how it works. and treat people as human beings and it gives them the flexibility and they will get the job done. >> branson said the perk was inspired by netflix which allows its workers unlimited vacation days. there is a new millionaire in stockton. but the winner or winners may not know it yet. they have a loudary ticket worth $11 million. but so far no one has come forward. >> nick james paid a visit.

and we look at the surveillance video that may show the winner. >> at stockton's foods on the lane. excitement. >> mystery is in the air. >> it is right here. >> who wants it. >> this is right here. >> they don't have a name but the gas station showed cbs 13 surveillance video of the woman they are sure is the lucky lotto winner. we will hide her identity until she comes around. she is the only one that purchased a lotto ticket around then. she hit it big. 11 million bucks. >> i would be dancing. >> i would be dancing. >> 11 million. couldn't complain about that. >> she looks vaguely familiar to them. perhaps a regular customer. >> you don't know her name. >> no, she looks like she has been here before.

>> juan who is one of the cashiers sold the lotto quick pick. >> yes, she may not have any idea. it may be sitting on a dresser or something. >> he took off for a month before he found out he won. >> they are going out to jealous customers. >> wished it was me. you have to play to win, right. >> just imagine when she finds out about the $11 million jackpot. >> well, there is a new study out that finds that beer may be good for your brain. be scientists say that a type of flavenoid in beer helps cognitive function. it is published in behavioral brain research. they say the a.m. of beer you need to drink to get the positive affects is quite high. >> they say the and a half

anoid in beer -- the flavanoid may help. this is raising money for the kids. this is the wine and equine dipper in aloe mow last night. tickets are $2,500. they use horses to help children and teens facing challenges. >> it is kids with disabilities for sure. >> then there is also kids who have been through emotional trauma or difficulty. and then so, we handle the gamut of all kinds of kids who needs the something extra. now besides dinner, there was a live auction. silent auction as well and dancing and a raffle. >> overseas. they have busted smugglers for bringing the new iphone six into the country. the new apple products have yet to be released in carolina. >> so far 450 iphones have

been seized in shanghai. and more on kron 4 weekend. we are getting a look at the at the san rafael bridge. we will be right back.

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on a couple killed in san mateo. this is a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. details on the forecast today coming up.

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. good morng,i am marty gonzalez. we will get things started with a look at the forecast. here is erica kato. >> good morning, marty. you will notice high clouds in the background there. we are dealing with more cloud cover than yesterday. the upper 50s and 60s and we will see more sunshine and temperatures will be on the cooler side of normal. expect 70s and upper 70s for the warmest inland spots. satellite and radar shows dry conditions over the area. we have the areas to the east and showers to santa clara county later on in the afternoon. keep an umbrella handy and for the rest of today. we will experience a warming trend as we have more coming up. that will be at 8:15. marty. >> thank you, erica.

an arson suspect is under arrest. the first fire was reported at 1:00 this morning. fire officials say two of the fires burned two homes just blocks away from each other. the other two fires are considered minor. >> the red cross working with the residents who are displaced by the fires. one woman describes the chaos in her neighborhood. > >> my husband said s someone is shouting out there and i looked out the window and it is fire. >> flames, all the way to the sky. they were pounding on everybody's door. >> get out, get out. >> they say it is a gasifier and it is going to blow. >> everyone was just on the street. >> the suspect is being held on arson charges. crews remain at the scene gathering evidence. a developing story this morning. police still looking for the suspects who shot a ferguson, missouri police officer last night. police say it happened during a foot chase with the officer and

the two burglary suspects. ferguson is the site of protests after michael brown was shot to death by a white officer. however, they say it appears unrelated. >> this is an area that is fairly secluded and i wouldn't have any reason to believe right now that it is linked in any way, shape, manner or form with the protest. it doesn't appear that way. >> the officer is not yet identified and the police say he fired return shots at the suspect. no indication whether either suspect was hit. >> president obama speaking out on the shooting death of michael brown. >> the president saying there is mistrust between law enforcement in many mounts. >> the emotion that followed his death a wakened our thank once again to the reality that people in this room have long under stood, in too many

communities around the country, mistrust exists between residents and local law enforcement. >> the president said it had corrosive affect on all of america not just black communities. san jose police investigating a fatal shooting. a man was shot and killed at san jose. it marks the 29th homicide this year. there were 44 homicides in san jose last year. no word just yet on the motive and circumstances surrounding last night's death. the suspect or suspects remain at large this morning. >> we learned more about the deadly crash in san mateo s two people were killed and five others injured friday. head on collision between a van and bus. >> take a look at video from the helicopter partnership. kron 4 believes they spoke with the son of an elderly couple killed in the crash. you will only see the story on kron 4.

>> anna and joe were the sweetest people we ever met. >> reporter: they say their neighbors 79-year-old anna and her 84-year-old husband joseph were taken too soon. >> they are why such lovely people. this is a -- they are such lovely people and they seemed happy. > >> reporter: their only son tells kron 4 that his parents were the two people that died result of the green van swerving over the center line on el camino real colliding head on with the trans bus. the couple was married for nearly 60 years and since the 70s. lived in this home on lie view drive. the muellers have lived across the street for the past decade. >> they left every day to go some place. >> they were true dog lovers. they loved their son. i watched them work together on

cars every weekend. and anna couldn't have been more lovely. just a gracious sweet women. >> they will be dearly missed: they were sweet people. >> reporter: kron 4 news. we have the latest information on the king fire that continues to burn in el dorado county. they are gaping the upper hand. containment is at 87%. recent wet weather and cooler temperatures making them some progress. all told, more than 97,000 acres have burned. no reports of injuries and they have been destroyed. including one dozen homes. it cost $53 million to fight. >> it is 8:05. this sunday morning. coming up, hikers are near a volcano when it erupts in japan. >> in texas, a deadly crash between a school bus and semi truck. we will hear from a good

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. this just in. 15 people hurt in a nightclub shooting overnight. youngest victim is 11 years of age. shots were fired at a night club called the spot. they say it is unclear how many shooters there were or what led up to the shooting. one of the victims is in critical condition. >> they remain on the scene this morning. >> highway 37 between vand highway 121 is closed. the highway is shut down for repaving. they will finish the work this weekend and they have to close it for five more nights this week. drivershould expect delays. >> we wear they need to allow

extra time if you are traveling up here. we have tried to make changes to some of our traffic lights and there is still highway delay. and it is pretty significant delays last weekend. so, we have tried to make adjustments too. and make the impact last. >> the highway is expected to reopen tomorrow morning at five. >> cal trans won't know if it needs those closures until tomorrow morning. they will see bicycle parking increases next year. they want to make the system more bike friendly and brings the station up from 215 spaces up from 63. the bart board of directors encouraging more people to bike to bart instead of driving. it is secure bicycle spaces in the bart system. good morning, live in the weather center, heading out to high clouds around the bay area. we will see more sunshine as we head into the afternoon.

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. we are back with a dramatic video erupting in japan sending smoke and ash into the sky. there were 250 hikers in the area when the mountain erupted. they have opted to stay in their homes. the last eruption was back in 2007. >> we are talking about more of the same, erica? >> not much change, marty. we are looking at comfortable conditions. we are starting the day off with a few more clouds compared to yesterday morning. all in all we will see sunny skies. look at temperatures right now.

>> san jose at 59. you will notice dry conditions over the bay area. and the area of low pressure that brought us a few raindrops the other day. it is pretty much stuck over the sierra, nevada and there could be circulation involved and we could see showers for santa clara county. it doesn't look too likely. we focus on the temperatures. and mostly dry conditions around the area. >> 79 in sunny vale and we could see 80s. also see that in walnut creek, upper fairfield and union city. downtown san francisco checking in at 69 and 75 degrees in novato. if you are heading to the niners game against the eagles. it is sunny and pretty comfortable at the park. most people are complaining. it is too warm at levi stadium and all in all.

not too bad of a forecast understand mostly sunny skies. >> this is around the bay forecast. gradually warmer weather. >> high pressure. really kicks in for the first day of october. with that said we will see warmer weather as we head into next weekend. we will climb into the mid-90s for the warmest inland spots and low 80s. by side and we will see beach-like weather if you are located along the coast. >> marty? >> thanks, erica. this is near provo, utah. the victims are two parents and three of their children. police say no obvious sign of trauma or foul play. they were found by an older son. and two of his grandparents. the house was tested for carbon monoxide. and none was found. authorities continue to work 230 find the cause of death. on to world news. they tip airstrikes against isis. they released video of

airstrikes in syria. it shows a missile hitting a building that is an isis compound. two other airstrikes are hit armed buildings near turkey. this is the first known coalition attacks near the border with turkey. turkey is not cooperating in the airstrikes. it has called for an international buffer zone to except rate it from account war zone. we are looking inside syria which is something rarely seen. jim clancy reports that one woman went undercover to show what one syrian town looks like understand the control of isis. >> reporter: with a hidden camera recording as she walked, a syrian woman risked arrest, or worse. to document the scene inside raqqa, syria. the video was taken in march of this year. walking through the hard of the city completely under the control of isis, she showed how the city had changed.

the isis flags, spray painted slogans and people were forced into public prayer. she went out of her way to interact with isis militants. one carrying an ak 47 and her own experience being stopped. [foreign language]. >> reporter: that was in march. fully six months ago. today, the situation has changed. in the wake of u.s. airstrikes on raqqa, many isis leaders have fled the cities. many civilians including women and children were moving out. others keeping a low profile. >> many are in fear and fear they will be caught in the

intense airstrikes. they have moved into civilian areas. making the local population human shields in what is expected to be a long fight for survival. jim clancy, cnn. texas town is reeling following the death of four college studio septembers. their school bus was hit by a semi truck in oklahoma. it happened friday night. an hour south of oklahoma city. the 15 students were heading back to north texas college. following a softball game. the driver of the semi crossed the median and crashed into the bus. we hear now from one good samaritan who tried to help. >> i guess i came back out of the bus and see if there is another girl. who lost consciousness. and we weren't able to -- we weren't able to get her back. >> this is the most trauma

attic event that nctc has had in 90 years of history. the national transportation board is investigating the accident. we now know five babies have tested positive for tb at a texas hospital. one hospital employee who is contagious is working with the infants in el paso, texas. they are not considered to have active tb. the health department said 850 babies may have been exposed and while positive results are serious, the disease is manageable. ebola outbreak in africa is spreading. there is a shortage of doctors. hospital beds and medical supplies and despite international aid. they need more help immediately. meantime near washington, a special isolatelation unit is going to admit a doctor for observation. he was exposed while volunteering and he may not be infected. much more ahead on kron 4

weekend. giants get a win over the padres. we will check out the live shot with the approach to the bay bridge. we will be right back.

. giants getting it done beating the padres at a final three to one. and leading the way with the two run single with two outs in the eighth and help them win it. and two giants regular in the start something lineup yesterday. >> outfielder hunter fence was benched for r and r and then it is the longest consecutive starting streak in the games. giants will be hitting the roads and in a one game wild card playoff on wednesday and face the pad trays later today.

oakland as clinch a plowoff spot and they lost to the last place rangers last night. this is in article long ton, texas. they cut to one game for the second wild card slot. almost two hours of the as lost in texas. they beat the l.a. angels. two to one in 11 innings. they get another chance this afternoon in the final game of the regular season. turning now to college football. it was a wild one at memorial stadium in berkeley. double overtime and the cal bears snapping a 15 game pac-12 losing streak by beating colorado 59-56. cal quarterback jerod governor off broke a school record throwing the touchdown passes. kevin hogan ran for a 5-yard touchdown. number 16 stanford beat washington 20-13. hogan and cardinal has costly zero to start and pac-12 to

usc. in south bay, the spartans couldn't come back for a win. rallying in the 4th quarter to beat san jose state. 20-10. this is the mountain west opener for both schools saturday night. exhibition hockey to talk about. sharks beating the anaheim ducks. it is goodrow and signed with the sharks as an unrestrict the agent. he has three goals in two games thus far. coming up this sunday night on sport night live. highlights and reaction from the 49ers pivotal match up with the eagles. plus the raiders looking for the first win of the season. playoff picture and former all-star biff roberts. it is sunday night at nine right after the news. still ahead on kron 4 weekend, a fire still affecting flights in chicago and all over

the country. we will have that for you, coming up. we will have a live look outside. hardly any traffic to speak of at the golden gate bridge. we will have the forecast when we return. ...we need to break up. is it the biting? cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay together forever. forever? ow. i'm not gonna lie to you. it's also the biting. break up with cable. choose u-verse tv from $19 a month for 2 years.

. we are back. fans are leaving to check out the niners/eagles game and erica kato is here not only for the game but the rest of the bay area. it is nice down at levi stadium. a lot of sunshine. helpfully heading back to the game. it is a great start as we take a live look from the golden gate brim. for temperatures right now.

upper 50s and 60s. 64 in novato and in vallejo right now still holding on to mid-50s in the south bay. we will see cooler temperatures in the afternoon. mix of sun and clouds. mid-70s bayside and for the coast. rook at that. back in the 80s as we head into early next week. now temperatures will really soar we will talk about the forecast in the next 15 minutes. back to you, marty. delays continue in chicago at o'hare and midway. there was as fire in a control facility in aurora. a contract employee is charged with starting that fire. and all of a sudden, they have cancellations. >> i left alaska at 10:30. arrived in phoenix to find the two legs of the journey is canceled. >> there is no alternative way

to get there. >> charges have been filed against brian howard for starting the fire. he faces one count of destruction of an aircraft or aircraft facility. he tried to commit suicide after he started the fire at the control center. sfo said flights should be getting back to normal this morning. all flights are were on time last night. airport officials said they will do what ever they can to make sure it runs smoothly on saturday. >> chicago bound flights were canceled and all headed to the windy city were delayed. >> six chick go bound flights were delayed by 45 minutes. and one of them was canceled. it is nearly two months since the napa earthquake. nearly 300 people were injured. and more than 2,000 businesses or homes destroyed. and many are still in need of

repair. >> alecia reid said they are pleading to help with rebuilding their homes. >> reporter: they are making a case that the dam done in napa not only qualifies the city but also individuals with assistance from the government. richard dahlgren's home buckled. now, he sleeps in a tent in his yard. >> in the meantime, a shed is being built in the backyard. richard is one of the homeowners in napa that needs help from the government. >> bunch kev stuff in the basement. most all of it has to be moved and this is to lift the house. no water. no gas. >> and i really don't know what to do. i am still kind of overwhelmed with all of this. >> this declaration was approved and provides funding for the public infrastructures. >> like the courthouse and

other public facilities. >> people in napa need our help and we need to make sure we deliver that help. >> the assistance that is being requested will provide medical expenses and moving costs. >> grants to help people repair their houses. >> they will be able to get up to $40,000 for personal property losses. if they don't qualify for grants. they could get low interest are loans our to $200. >> we don't help them quickly now, the economy is going to be impacted. we all know how hard it has been to come out of the economic downturn. >> people are displaced from their homes. and at risk of losing everything. >> you see all the houses. >> people don't have money to do the repairs. >> this is granted in 2000. which is less severe and caused rest damage than this quake s. >> there is hope that the white house will approve the request.

>> reporting in downtown napa. >> kron 4 news. habitat for humanity construction site damaged a home and two others the other might. >> officialses say it happened at 11:00 in the evening. >> firefighters were quickly able to retain the blaze and the cause is still under investigation. the body of a woman was found near san possible blow bay. and place say her body washed ashore just before 10. >> 58 years-old rap from american canyon. they haven't yet released her identity. >> nfl kirker roger goodell visiting the texas headquarters of the national domestic hotline. the league and officials were visiting for a private two hour meeting. >> he has been criticized for his handling of the suspension of ray rice. they are calling for him to

resign. saying he hasn't probablal properly responded to domestic violence issues. >> they are going to play against the philadelphia eagles. this comes as a court abuse case was postponed again. the alleged victim. mcdonald's fiance had visible injuries. >> prosecutors announced the delay in the case. and the investigation into the incident continues. >> several prominent politicians are calling on the team to bench mcdonald because of those allegation was. >> happening later today, 49ers return to levi stadium to take on the philadelphia eagles. the last time they face td each other was back in 2011. they enter this game with a 1-2 record. the eagles are currently undefeated. and it is scheduled for 1:25 this half noon. raider resist in london for their game against the miami

dolphins. this is the international series at wimbley stadium in london. they are looking for the first win of the season. kickoff is at hour and a half at 10:00 a.m. how is this for a wake up call. they were woken up in the middle of the night when someone pulled the fire alarm at 2:30. linebacker amend manuel wrote about it on twitter and pinned it on a san francisco team trying to get an advantage for his team. >> ed barkley chimed in and we will see if it rattled the team at all for today's game. still ahead. new mexico police believe the bad guys they are catching are ghosts. >> we will have details coming up. >> new social network emerged that is getting a ton of buzz. they are joining this. it is called the anti facebook social network. >> place for people who are tired of too many issues.

and privacy ads for people on facebook. stay tuned. that is coming up on kron 4.

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. the idea is to offer a simple clutter free from the chaos that facebook can feel like. built by a group of artists, designers mostly in colorado, vermont and new york. it promises to be simple and beautiful and ad free. instead of ads, they are running off user donations. another feature that is drawing them is ello, they will let them use an alias. >> it is invite only. you have to be invited by someone who is on or request an invite and wait. >> and it is running a little

behind. this feeling of inclusiveness is how it took off. the anti facebook feel has made ello a quick hit with the cool kids and expression. >> right now. it is the cool nightclub on the internet. >> i love the no ads. and clean and simplibility center face and if they joined and stayed on ello, it might be ditching facebook for it. >> they emerge with a ton of buzz and how they are going to be the new facebook. but it never pans out. ello doesn't have a mobile app right now. it has a long way to go. >> gabe slate. kron 4 news. >> we will take a live look outside. this is the screw from mount teperform and erica will have the forecast when we come back.

. good morning, right now it is 8:44. we are heading out to plenty of 50s and 60s inside the bay. san francisco, good morning. you are at 63 and 61 leaving the house in concord. we have more cloud cover and we are seeing some delays at sfo affirming 34 minutes. be aware of that and call and check ahead with your carrier. >> dry condition consist over the bay area. and we have moisture to the east. we head into the afternoon, there is the slim possibility that some of the showers could wrap around back to the area and bring isolated showers to the santa clara area. we are looking at cooler than average temperatures. >> 76 in mountain view and through the san ramon valley. 82 in walnut creek and downtown san francisco today. pretty comfortable at 69. 75 your high in novato.

we look ahead. there is the seven day around the bay forecast. cloudy conditions into tomorrow. temperatures little bit warmer. we will continue with the gradual warm up and pressure over the area. look at next weekend. temperatures back in the 90s and we will enjoy low 80s inside the bay. check that out and head back to the beach with the upper 70s for the coast. marty. >> lots of numbers to think about, erica. the way students are learning mathematics is changing across the country. joining me now is liz sierra holme barnes from the unified school district to talk about the math and the approach to mathematics is changing but across the state and across the country. tell us about the change. >> so, 45 states including california have adopted the common core state standard for math and what does that mean for us? and our classrooms and kids in the classrooms. >> exactly. so, i think the big idea is that for a long time we have

been teaching math as if it is getting the right answer quickly. the common core state standards are asking teachers and students to do more with clinical thinking. and explaining their reasoning and can they show it in may be ways. and it is more about an approach that takes them to account, when do you use math and what do you understand about it. >> why the shift in focus. >> there had to be a reason. and i am guessing the reason. why don't you tell us. >> we have seen for a very long time in san francisco and across the state of california, that what we are doing is not preparing our students for college and career in the stem field. so science, technology. engineering and mathematics. >> right. >> we have many student partly sunny and adults who are afraid of math. they say i am not a math person. i am not good at math. >> there is not a is good at math or not good at

math. when they persevere and when they problem solve, what we see, their brains are agreeing and they believe they can be better at math. >> this is approaching real fast. >> this is really a change in approach and the numbers will stay the same and how you and roche the numbers and the process, i guess. and getting to the answer. >> absolutely. >> so much of mathematic it is for people as they go to the school system is memorization. >> that's right. no engineer has to go to work and do something they have to memorize. no one goes and gets 20 long division problems. it is how you use math in the world. >> good tam exam company, -- good exam a.m., -- good example, my husband builds motorized shades and he gave me the example. when he goes to work he will have a length of aluminum enclosure that is 180 inches

long and windows in an office or home are all different lengths and he has to think about estimating and measuring with accuracy and how many of the window links can fit in the 180 inches without going over. >> so, you are doing division. >> all of it. >> that is what this is about. >> the math program isn't enough for the teachers and studentacross the country and the state, they are also implementing a new language program as well. >> as well as science standards and new english language standard for student it is who speak another language and the common thing all of these standards include. it is all about critical reasoning. and explaining your thinking. regardless of whether you are sitting in an english class or math class, you will hear more talking. and more reasoning. and more writing across the content areas. it is an exciting time. >> it seems like it is.

and not only that. everything is coordinated so is the same approach will work across the curriculum. is that correct k. >> it is correct. >> it is an exciting time for education. >> it is very exciting. >> we will get the test results over the next few years. >> thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> all right. we will be right back.

. the water on earth is older than the sun. this could be more than four and a half billion years-old and it was published in the journal called science. researchers suggest that water came from inter stellar space and water may exist in other solar systems. it is an important step in finding out if life exist it is on other planets. >> police are catching more than just criminals. they are catching images of what they believe could be ghosts at the police department. there is no way with a gate moving. and there is no logical explanation for the movements. and not an issue in lighting or a technical glitch and turns out they are a lot of goes stories out there. >> looks -- ghost stories out

there. and with governor sam brownbeck marking october as zombie preparedness month. they say it is a fun way to remind people to be prepared for natural disasters. >> we want to engage account community. and our public safety partners. and reminding people. it is time to be safe. it raises the awareness for us in the state. >> they have home emergency kids and emergency supplies that will last three days. >> you won't be prepared to out last an attack of the zombies. >> we have a special programming announcement for you. tv's number 1 drama "the walking dead" is back on. you can catch the episodes every wednesday at 9:00 p.m. followed by the kron 4 in had yous at 11:00 p.m. they raised money for kids

with the special needs at a fundraiser last night. it is the eighth annual in the equine dinner raised in alamo. they use horses to help children and teens with challenges. there was a silent auction and dancing and a raffle. there is a new study that find beer may be good for your brain. they have found a type of flavanoid in beer that helps cognitive function. it is called behavioral brain research. it is tests on young mice to get conclusions. the amount of beer you need to drink to get the positive affects is very my. >> the flavanoid in beer and others may help you form memories. >> still ahead. we are learning more about the people know are killed in a san mateo crash on friday. we will have the latest for you. >> a fire that chicago air traffic control facility

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. this morning, mull tunnel fires set in alameda overnight. two suspects in -- this

morning, multiple fires set in alameda overnight. holding on to cloud cover on this sunday morning. here is live look from the camera. details straight ahead. this is the bay area's news station. kron 4 news weekend starts now. good morning, i am marty gonzalez. thank you for joining us. we will kick things off with a look at the forecast. here is erica. >> good morning, marty. cloudy conditions from the golden gate bridge. not as clear as yesterday morning. we are heading out to low 50s and 60s. >> apt i don't know now. and low 60s. leaving the house in 60 in sunnyvale and we will head into the afternoon. cooler side of normal. we will continue with below average temperatures. and high pressure will build in. and warm up the temperatures.

we will talk about that coming up at 9:15. >> new information coming into the kron 4 newsroom. they have two men in custody suspected of setting eight fires in alameda. one of the suspects is a 22-year-old transient and the other is 27-year-old. they are within seven brokes eve other and this is reported before 1:00 a.m. last one reported just after four this morning. firefighters say it involves many businesses and vehicles. and one woman said it describes the chaos in the neighborhood. >> i looked out the window and it was just fire. flames all the way to the side and people were pounding on the door. get out and get out. it is a gasifier and it is going to blow. everyone was on the street. >> they are being held on arson charges. three homes and two cars were damaged from all the fires. of the fires, all of them were

set outside of the buildings. alameda fire was able to control the fire with the help of berkeley and oakland fire departments. no one was hurt. crews remain on the scene this morning gathering evidence. in oakland, fire officials are investigating five suspicious fires as arson. they were set in east oakland between three and 6:00 a.m. they say one fire caused heavy damage at a home and another damaged a warehouse and third destroyed a vehicle. they were working to find surveillance video to help them with the investigation. new this morning. investigating a fatal shooting. and a man shot and killed in the city. no word just threat on the motive and circumstances surrounding last night's death. no arrests have been made and the suspects remain at large this morning. developing story this morning.

police still looking for the suspects who shot a missouri officer last night. police say it happened during a foot chase between the officer and the two burglary suspects. wounded officer was shot in the arm. he is expected to survive. ferguson is the site of protests after unarmed michael brown was shot to death by a white police officer. however, officials say it is not related to the other. >> president obama is speaking out last night on the shooting death of michael brown. he said there is a mistrust between residents and law enforcement in many communities. >> emotion and what followed his death. it is the reality that people in the room have long understood which is too many communities around the country, a gulf of mistrust exists between local residents and law enforcement. >> the president said it has a corrosive affect on all of

america. not just african-american communities. and we are learning more about the crash in san mateo where people were killed and in a head on collision between a van and bus. >> we, kron 4's reporter has a story that you will see only on kron 4. >> anna and joe were the sweetest people we ever met. >> she and her husband say their neighbors. 79-year-old anna stavala and her husband joseph were taken too soon. >> they are such lovely people. this is a great part of their life. they seem happy. >> they welcomed you us. >> their only son tells kron, they were the were swerving over the center line in el camino real colliding head on

with the sams tran bus and lived on high view drive. the muellers lived across the street. >> they left every morning. they loved dogs. they loved their son. i watched the father and son work together on cars every weekend. and anna couldn't have been more lovely. just a gracious sweet woman. >> in this neighborhood, they will be dearly missed. >> sweet genuine people. >> kron 4. we have the latest for you on the king fire that continues to burn in el dorado county. firefighters have the upper hand. containment now listed at 87%. and the wet weather and cooler temperatures recently helping firefighters make real progress. >> more than -- 8,000 acres have within burned, however. and no report of any injuries. and they have been destroyed.

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. this just in on the kron 4 newsroom. people have been hurt in a shooting at a miami nightclub overnight. youngest victim is 11 years old. >> this was called the spot and it is unclear how many shooters there were or led up to the shooting. one of the victims is in critcal condition this morning and investigators remain on the scene. >> back here in the bay area, wean vallejo and lay 121 is closed this weekend -- back here in the bay area, vallejo

and 121 is closed. drivers should expect delays. >> be aware they need to allow extra time. and if you are traveling up here. we have tried to make changes to the traffic lights and it is significant delays last weekend. so, we try to make adjustments too. and make the impact less. >> the highway is expected to reopen at 5:00 tomorrow morning. it won't know if it needs the nighttime closures if it needs the work tomorrow. >> this is flu season right around the corner. today, the career and technology expert will tell us about mobile apps that will get easier access to doctors. >> we will take the live look outside from the view camera. we have the forecast straight ahead. ...we need to break up.

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. we are back on kron 4 news weekends. high clouds and sunshine starting to make an appearance. still in the upper 50s and 60s. oakland, you are heading out. and currently in santa rosa. we have moisture to the east. this area of low pressure. pretty much parked over the sierra, nevada and because there is some circulation in the system. we could see few wrap around showers later on this afternoon. it doesn't look too lightly and keep the umbrella handy just in case. >> this is on the cooler side of normal. >> 77 in sunnyvale and could squeeze this out in pittsburg and 77 up in napa. and if you are heading out to the game against the eagles,

lots of sunshine expected. not too hot to root on the niners. this is the forecast. high pressure builds in for the first day of objecting. temperatures will spike. unfortunately, we are going to increase the concern for fire danger as we see the wind component shift to offshore. take a look at next weekend. it will bring us plenty of 90s and upper 70s for the coast. marty? >> thank you so much. flu season is almost upon us and kim mcnicholas joins me this morning to talk about great apps that might be able to help you from the time you miss from school. one of the issues they have is getting in to see the doctor. >> 6:00 in the morning. you are sick or the kids are sick and you have to wait until eight or 9:00 in the morning to get on the phone with the doctor's office and you may be

third or fourth in the cue and you talk. >> no guarantee. >> there is an app called doctor on demand. you can see a doctor anywhere for $45. all you have to do is enter the symptoms and the allergy information and you have the doctor right there. and they give you a diagnosis. >> i got sick on a sunday. didn't want to pay $100 to go to the emergency room and didn't want to wait in line at urgent care. i was on the phone within moments for the strep throat. >> how did he diagnose over the phone strep throat. >> she told me to put the phone up to my face with a flashlight and say aah. >> so, you are holding the phone there. >> you have to be thinking, what the heck. >> it is awkward and you can see a skin irritation. >> it worked. it was a good diagnosis.

>> it was perfect and the prescription was at the doctors within minutes. >> strep throat was gone. >> yes. >> it was gene within minutes. >> you can send in also the skin. and that works as well. >> yes, there is an app just for it. >> do it through doctor on demands. >> it allows you to be anonymous and because it is anonymous t and allowing you to upload the picture without telling them who you are. and getting a diagnosis. it became known as the std app. >> picture of the symptoms and you are able to get a diagnosis anonymously. but they prefer to be known as cancer screening app. 35,000 people die a year from cancer. and if you get a screening or upload a picture, you are more apt to get a diagnosis. >> this is known as. >> first derm. >> keep that in mind if you

have skin issues. >> this can save thousands of dollars in screening. >> yes. >> what if thank you need a follow up. and you have to get a mri. cat scan. >> you are not pointing yourself at a phone to do that. >> in the yet. >> there is an app that lets you compare prices. >> i don't know if thank you realize, prices can vary when you are getting lab services. and it could vary in really big ways. by as much as 11%. >> this is called state health and you have to request an invite to use it tip. they are allowing most people to request it to get in. >> el camino hospital had a mri listed for $47,000. that same mri under insurance. $430 at simon med imaging which is within a 10 mile radius. >> it can vary that much. >> people don't realize it.

>> i am surprised they would release the cost. >> they have to be. they have to be transparent. they do. >> the difference in cost is amazing. so the apps are becoming helpful in trying to weave your way through the maze of medical healthcare. >> we have to be more transparent. and people are realizing now more and more. healthcare costs way too much. they want to encourage them to go to the doctor. >> you don't want disease assist to spread really quickly and even with prescription medication. >> there are so many people that don't take the prescription medication. >> it is a 300 billion-dollar problem. and there are apps. >> exactly. there are quite a few apps that remind them to take their medication. >> there is one in particular, that works for people. it is called mango health. >> is this the one we are seeing here. >> that's another one. >> we will get to the hang go

health in a second. >> i love this one. >> allows you to compare the prescription prices. i don't know if you realize for the allergy medication. at walgreens, it can cost twice as much as safeway which is right across the parking lot. >> when you are in the doctor's office, it allows you to pull up the prescription and call in to the pharmacy and you can price them right there. ening on your phone before can you leave the office. >> they have coupons. >> do they really. >> there are coupons for the prescription medications even if they are insured. >> i had no idea. >> once they do take, bring the prescription home. there is mango health that will remind them to take their medications. you can set reminders to take medications but this one will actually work. it incents advises people to -- incent advise people to

take medications. and to take it on a regular schedule. >> it is stunning how many don't take their medication because of the high price of prescriptions. >> it is 20%. >> exactly. it is a 300 billion-dollar problem. >> if you think in cost of time going to the doctor and trips to the emergency room. and it is costing us a lot of money. all the information you found here. that is just a click away. >> it is a click away. many of them are on the web. >> you have mango health and statum and doctor on demand. >> it sounds fantastic. >> i would feel a little strange pointing the phone at my mouse with a flashlight. >> once you realize it works. >> kim, thank you. >> thanks. >> we will be right back.

. ryder cup is donaldson. he needed to keep the trophy today. europe capturing the trophy for the eighth time and u.s. has not won on european soil since 1993. cancellations and delay continue at o'hare and midway all due to the fire at the air traffic control facility in aurora, illinois. a contract employee suspected of starting the fire. >> passengers are frustrated at the sudden cancellations. >> it left alaska at 10:30. arrived in phoenix to find out the last two legs of my journey were canceled and i arrived here and there is nothing. nevada alternative way to get there. >> charges have been filed against brian howard for starting the fire. he is facing one felony count of a did he say traction of aircraft or aircraft facilities. >> he is in the hospital.

he reportedly tried to commit suicide after they said he started the fire at the control center. flight should be getting back to normal. >> they are on time last night. they were delayed. and airport officials will do all they can to make sure it is running smoothly. sfo has the fog. and saturday, for chicago bound flights were canceled. and everything headed to the windtity city were delay asked by 45 minutes and one flight was canceled. >> still ahead for you. our political analyst join assist me in the studio to talk about this week's headlines. including who would replace eric holder. also, we will take a live look outside. >> this time around the golden gate bridge. and conditions are clearing there. >> we have the forecast after the break.

woundary back on kron4 news. time to talk weather. >> let's start off with a live look from our roof camera. mix of sun and clouds. temperatures still trending in the upper 50s, low 60s. looks like we are at 57 in santa rosa. 66 degrees as you start off the day in hayward. low 60s for pleasanton and livermore and 63 right now in redwood city. so as we head into the afternoon, expect a cooler day ahead. we'll see mostly sunny skies. again, slim possibility for the shower for the santa clara valley area. upper 70s inland. upper 60s for the coast with gradually warmer weather as we head into next week marty?

>> all right. thank you. we're gonna recap this week's political headlines including the fight to take down isis. also u.s. attorney general, eric holder, announcing his resignation. jointing me to talk about that and much more our political analyst, michael. we'll start with the president and the coalition building up to some 50 countries now to fightcy fightcy -- to fight isis. >> this is a president who wanted to end wars. i don't think he ever anticipated this but something he's doing in the right way. that speech to the u.n. had a lot of muscle in it. people thought it was very, very vigorous. at the same time, bringing in a coalition that included in the first set of airstrikes, having anticipation by saudi and jordannian and bahrain air forces. this is not just monetary support, it's regional support. it's made britain reconsider

their position and in all probability it will be joining the coalition. >> and the french were joining in with airstrikes. >> one of their nationals brutally beheaded. what's gonna happen over the next few weeks and months will be whether or not -- it's fairly evident that there's at least some u.s. special forces on the ground, helping to guide where these missiles explode with -- with pinpoint precision. as you look at the battleground, scattered across thousands of miles in little cities across, there will have to be developed some way of picking off those isis strongholds. at at same time, you see a lot of, unfortunately, people on the so-called not isil side.

they are turning it into a replay of the crusades of midieval times, the west coming in against islam. luckily, the united states is now getting the idea that you have to fight this war with some propaganda. you have clerics saying this is not jihad. it's no not a proper way to treat human beings. that will be aren't down the road. >> as this goes on on, to see what happens with combat troops and if other countries would be willing to have combat troops in their countries join in. >> it's interesting. the only effective fighting force are the kurds. they are a very conventional army. they can fight conventionally. they don't fight like isis. they have to be retrained as well. it's not as easy to say the kurds are the ones that can fight and don't run.

but it's also by teaching them tack tis of warfare. you will see more and more foreign advisers on the ground. i think you will see that under nato or some other group. but there will be foreign advisers, i think coming in battle probably within a few months. >> a lot of people saying we heard this term before and nope where -- and know where it leads. a lot of people surprised by eric holder stepping down. what do you think his legacy will be? >> it's not so much a surprise if he stay stays through december. he will be the third longest serving attorney general in united states history. a lot of people get burned out on this very fast. i think his legacy will be one of his own personal injection into the debate on race and civil rights. i think you will get a lot of critics on the left and the right, for him from the left that he -- there isn't a single person in jail who was part of

the economic collapse of 2008. but at the same time, he's someone who has actually brought real vig or to the civil rights. i think his actions going to ferguson have helped calm down that community and he's made a promise to ferguson that he will finish that before he leaves office which means there will be a big department of justice going on for all of st. louis county very soon. it's someone -- he's the first african-american attorney general. and i think he's done a very good job. a lot of people don't like him. a lot of people do like him. >> he definitely was a lightning road-- rod. who do you see on the short list to replace him? >> there's a long list. everyone throwing their names in, wanting their names in. i mean, there's, for example, the special prosecutor for the 7th district of new york.

there's tom perez, former assistant secretary for civil rights and d.o.j., very popular i think in terms of trying to view with the latino community, and there's women. there's former white house council. there's kamala harris, the california attorney general, people who say oh, no, she wouldn't want to do it because she's running for office. >> she's running for governor. >> she wants a senate seat. understand two, four years is a long time, you can be an attorney general -- the president only has two years left in his term. that's a lot of opportunity for someone like her to make a name for herself and still come back to california and run very well. >> a stronger candidate eventually. >> she's well-liked by the administration. she has a lot of charisma. >> that could build a strong foundation for her in a couple

of years running for governor or u.s. senate. >> you can't beat an attorney general on your resume. >> michael, thank you. we'll be right back. ♪

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it's been two months since the napa eark. nearly -- the napa earthquake. nearly 300 people were injured. among the buildings and businesses destroyed, many are still in repair. elected officials are pleading with the white house to help residents rebuild homes. >> reporter: this letter to the white house is making a case that the damage done in napa not only qualifies the city but also individuals for assistance from the government. this individual's home buckled during the recent earthquake. now red tagged, he sleeps in a tent in his yard. in the meantime, a shed is being built in the backyard. richard is one of the homeowners in napa that needs help from the government. >> a bunch of stuff under the basement. most all of it has to be moved.

there's no water. no gas. and i really don't really know what to do. i'm kind of overwhelmed. >> reporter: the disaster declaration that was aproferred by the -- approved by obama administration provides funding for public infrastructures like the courthouse, post office and other public facilities. >> the people in napa need our help and we need to make sure that we deliver that help. >> reporter: this individual assistance that's being requested will provide medical expenses and moving costs, also grants up to $32,000 to help people repair their houses. homeowners and renters will be able to get up to $40,000 for personal property losses. if they don't qualify for grants, they would be able to get low interest loans up to $200,000. >> if we don't help them quickly now, the economy is going to be impacted. we all know how hard it's been to come out of this economic

downturn. >> people who are displaced their homes, people are at risk of losing everything. >> you see all of these houses. people don't have money to do the repairs. >> reporter: individual assistance was granted to citizens following the quake in 2000 which was less severe and caused less damage than this summer's quake. there's hope that the white house will approve this request. reporting in downtown napa, back to you. a search team is working with k-9 units to find -- try to find missing university of virginia student. she's 18-year-old hannah graham. she vanished more than two weeks ago. the man accused of kidnapping her is jessie mathew. he's under arrest now. he was returned from texas after he fled virginia. police believe that mathew was the last person to see graham. in addition to search crews, emergency dispatch operators working around the clock to handle about 2400 tips that have come in so far. >> folks that think they've actually maybe seen something,

whether it be a car, an individual, those types of things, or a location. >> last weekend, more than 1200 volunteers searched charlottesville, virginia. the search area has increased to include the hills outside of that college town. film ahead for you on kron4 news, the mild temperatures film ahead for you on kron4 news, the mild temperatures giving the bay area a taste yoplait. smooth, creamy, and lcraved by the whole family.

we're back on kron4 news weekend with this dramatic video of a volcano erupting in japan sending smoke and ash in the sky. authorities say there were about 250 hikers in the area when the mountain erupted. police and firefighters were deployed to try to help them. as of this morning, japanese police say rescuers have found more than 300 un-- or rather 30 unconscious bodies. nearly 250 people living near thement have opted to stay in their homes. that volcano last erupted in

2007. we're talking about mild weather today. erica will tell us all about. >> good morning, marty. we have pretty mild weather on tap for today. you will notice high clouds out there. as for temperatures, we're still in the upper 50s, low 60s. not too much sunshine just yet. we really haven't had the opportunity to warm things up. san francisco right now, it's 66. we're still in the upper 50s north of the golden gate bridge. satellite and radar shows some activity well to our east. this area of low pressure brought us rain to the bay area a few days ago but it's pretty stagnant. they are still dealing with isolated showers. we could see some wraparound showers with the circulation up in the santa clara valley, as we head into the afternoon, most mostly dry conditions. temperatures on the cooler side of normal. san jose, 77. 79 for the almaden valley. 68 degrees in richmond. downtown san francisco today looking forward to 69.

very comfortable conditions and 77 if you are heading up to wine country. all in all, temperatures will gradually warm up. here is a look at your seven around the bay forecast. morning fog, afternoon sunshine, high pressure builds in as we head into the first day of october. with that said, temperatures will skyrocket. mid-90s expected in the inland areas. low 80s bayside. it looks like we'll enjoy upper 70s for the coast. marty? >> thank you. fall is here. but bay area residents can still enjoy some flowers and look at this. look what's going on here. joining me is our guest and we're going to talk about this type of flower arrangement that will be on display in berkeley. thank you for joining us. who is our guest? >> thank you for having us. >> this is the grand master. >> grand master. >> yes. >> today she's showing you how this arrangement is all about. >> this is a beautiful

arajment. tell us about it. >> it's a japanese style form of flower arrangement. it started as an alter flower. it was developed into a sophisticated style like this but over 600 years ago. >> tell us the thoughts behind the placement. it's not done haphazardly. there's a lot of thought -- >> well, yes. this is the main subject. >> this is the main subject. >> yes. and we have the object and then the secondary over there. there's a triangle. >> oh, i see. >> and then the base here. the palm and then she also uses -- >> what's the white, the

branch? >> this is the citrus, the orange, the dry -- she dried it and then she spray painted it to accent. >> oh, i see. when this is together, it is supposed to give us a feeling of what? >> serenity. >> serenity. >> relaxation. >> how long does it take to learn to be able to do this? >> well, this is -- when you join us, this is the basic style that -- >> this is the beginning style. >> yes. >> a little bit fancier to attract the viewers. >> okay. >> but this is the basic style that you learn and yes, it's -- just a matter of two, three lessons. you are probably able to do this. >> we're looking on the screen at some other displays that are just gorgeous. >> thank you very much. yes. these are typical arrangements that we're -- we're expressing

the beauty and the natural scenery and this is one of -- and also the seasons, too. it's very important in japanese that that's fall season that it's showing. >> i see. where does this -- does feng shui come into this? >> yes. the chapter established 50 years ago. >> to celebrate the 50th anniversary. >> yes. golden anniversary. for that, we're having a big show at buddhist church of america in berkeley. it's 2140 durant avenue. >> taking place next weekend. >> yes. october 4th saturday and october 5th, sunday. it's from 11:00 to 4:30 and there will be a mini demonstration from 12:00 and 1:00 and 2:00. so we're hoping --

>> so people who come to the festival can actually get some lessons on doing this? >> not this time. >> not this time. >> with you we'll give you information so you -- but we'll give you information so you can start taking a lesson. >> this is just beautiful. you put it together in a matter of moments. she's been doing it a while. >> yes, she's the foundert of the chapper, too -- founder of the chapter, too. >> thank you for sharing this beautiful come chul -- beautiful cultural artform. beautiful come chul -- beautiful cultural artform. >> female announcer: save up to 35% on a huge selection of clearance mattresses. get two years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. sleep train's inventory clearance sale is on now! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

we're recapping our big stories -- police have two men in custody suspected of setting eight fires overnight in alameda. police say that one of the suspects is a 22-year-old transient. the other a 27-year-old alameda resident. all of the fires were reported just minutes apart and within a seven-block area of each other.

firefighters say the last fire involved multiple businesses and vehicles. fortunately, no one was hurt. crews remain on the scene this morning gathering evidence. firefighters seem to finally have the upper hand on that blaze burning in el dorado county, the king fire. containment now is at 87%. the recent wet weather and cooler temperatures helping firefighters make real progress. but more than 97,000 acres have burned. no reports of injuries. but 80 structures have been destroyed, including a dozen homes. that fire has cost more than $53 million to fight. police are still looking for the suspect who shot a ferguson, missouri police officer. it happened last night. the officer was shot in the arm and the wound is not considered life-threatening. police say that the shooting is unrelated to the fatal shooting of teenager michael brown by officers last month in ferguson. and turning to sports this morning, the giants getting it done at home beating the padres. 3-1 at at&t park saturday. it was brandon craw the two-

single that helped with the win. hunter pence also sat down for the first time since 2012 ending the longest consecutive starting streak in the majors at 331 games. the giants will hit the road to play pittsburgh or st. louis in a one-game wild card playoff on wednesday. but the as they continue to stall in their bid to clinch an a.l. wild card spot. they lost to the rangers last night. 5-4 was the final. oakland's lead over the mariners cut it to one game with one game to play for the second wild card slot. almost two hours after the as lost, the may mariners beat the angels. the as get one more chance to clinch the wild card spot. happening today, the 49ers returning to levi stadium to take on the eagles. the last time the two teams played was 2011. 9ers won that game, 24-23.

they enter this game with a 1-2 record. the 49ers record. the eagles are undefeated at 3- 0. kickoff at 1:25 at levi stadium today. the raiders set to kick off in their game in london against the miami dolphins. it's the first game of this year's international series. raiders looking for their first win of the season. kickoff in just moments. how is this for a wakeup call? the eagles were awakened in the middle of the night when the fire alarm was pulled at their hotel at 2:30. manual wrote about if on twitter jokingly tweeting trying to get advantage. matt barkley chimed in as well. we'll see if that rattles the team. that's gonna do do it for us. we will see you next weekend. bye-bye. mush

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