live in santa clara this morning. we've got details and drama coming up in the live report. >> talk about drama. the giants give us one for the record books, 18 grueling innings, and the orange and black are headed home, looking for a sweep. >> and, good morning. we have a bit of a sea breeze, a little bit of fog over at the golden gate bridge. good morning. october 5th. i'm marty gonzalez. >> and happy sunday morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. boy, what a game for the giants yesterday. 18 innings. can you believe that? >> some 6 and a half hours.

>> you caught it after dinner. >> we went out to dinner. came back from dinner. we watched the end of it. >> what historic game. we're tracking your forecast on this sunday morning. it will be cooler for some spots. still plenty warm for others, though. here's erica with your forecast. >> good morning. >> we can tell it's going to be cooler at the coastline. take a look at the golden gate bridge. it is pretty hazy out there. we have the return of fog with the sea breeze. temperatures could be as much as 10 degrees cooler today along the coastline. still a lot of sunshine into the afternoon, and all in all we're looking at pretty nice conditions. right now off to a pretty nice start. san francisco, 63 degrees. 57 in fremont. it is chilly and you will definitely need a jacket if you're just headed out the door. in terms of what's ahead, it's still going to be a toasty one. temperatures still well into the 90s, but tomorrow we're going to see widespread morning

fog. with that we'll cool things down inland. no heat advisory to talk about. we'll continue to see temperatures take a tumble throughout the rest of the week. a closer look coming up in 15 minutes. >> warm weather brought big crowds to san francisco's golden gate park yesterday. yesterday's high got up to 90 degrees. that didn't stop people from going to the bluegrass festival . you can add one to the record brooks. the giants win the longest

postgame game in mlb history. the giants came out ahead. they beat the washington nationals in the nl division series. it lasted six hours and 23 minutes. so the giants this morning getting some well deserved rest before tomorrow's game three of the division series. they're now two games up. game time set for noontime. madison baumgardner will be on the mound. if necessary, game four is set for first pitch at 6:07. >> 49ers returning returning to returning to levi field.

>> returning to the team who traded him. colin kaepernick took his starting spot in a game that's filled with drama. niner fans know the story on this one. alex smith, a former number one nfl draft struggled with the 49ers. but excelled under harbaugh. colin kaepernick led the niners to the super bowl. he's helped turn that franchise around, leading them to the playoffs. both teams come to the record with two wins, two losses. kickoff sit for 1:25 this afternoon. it could feel like a toaster oven. temperatures are supposed to reach into the upper 90s. fans hoping they don't have to sweat this one out and hoping that alex smith does not get his revenge today. >> good point. that's mike pell on the reporting live. >> developing news this

morning, a 20-year-old man is in custody for stabbing his own mother to death in the east bay. that stabbing was reported just after 7:00 last night in hayward. officers responded to the 27,000 block of laport avenue where they found a woman suffering from at least one stab wound. her son was taken into custody a short time later. a 20-year-old man gunned down in east palo alto. friends and family say it's the case of mistaken identity and he's the victim of a drive by shooting. >> a once promising life cut short. >> it shouldn't have happened. >> bullet holes tell the violent story. >> came through here. and then the bullet came through here. >> a long time family friend of 20-year-old mark madden rent as room here in east palo alto and

said madden had just walked out of his car, still parked in front of his uncle's home and a vehicle pulled up and someone shot him before he reached the door. >> i think he only got hit once or twice. >> candles burn where police say madden died from his wounds just after 5:00 friday evening. he says madden would visit his uncles often. >> he would visit once or twice ap a week and then go back to the city. >> he graduated from sequoia high school and attended classes at san francisco state university where he was studying medicine. he was a funny person. he had a lot of friends up in the city. nice quiet kid. no problems or stuff like that. >> police are not releasing any information, including a description on the gunman. >> coming up on kron 4 news

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new this morning a man is in jail in connection with a burglary at a student housing complex in albany. the man is identified as 34- year-old jared farley. he's accused of burglarizing a home at a complex and was found with a concealed handgun. you see police arrested this man on weaponry and burglary charges. according to police, fairly also has a $50,000 warrant out of san francisco. pet loompa police are looking for $70,000 worth of segues stolen from a trailer. police say the white 14-foot

long trailer owned by segue segue tours. they were all gone. police are looking for anyone who might have seen the trailer between september 26th and last thursday. this year is a licensed plate on the trailer. that's 4nb4219. demonstrators gathered in san francisco on saturday to protest a proposed high end housing development in the mission district. as many as 1,000 demonstrators taking part. the proposed development will be built at 16th and mission. demonstrators say housing is disappearing. >> i'm one of the people who's being evicted -- this is my fourth eviction right now that

i am fighting. so that's why we're here. >> they keep saying there's going to be affordable housing, but it's going to be a separate building on its own, and the folks are over here, and you poor folks are over here. that's how i interpret it as. >> they will continue to oppose the issue in the district. a virus that's affecting children all across the u.s., and now there's a related death. we'll have the latest in the enterovirus coming up. and we're taking a live look outside on the approach to the bay bridge. we have a beautiful start to the day. it's going to be toasty in oakland. high today in the mid-80s. we'll be right back with the forecast.

well, time now, 7:15. i know it's hot. how long with the heat last?

here's erica with your forecast. >> good morning, anny. it could be ending as early as today for some of us. much cooler conditions for the coastline. we're off to a foggy start and that's going to limit our temperatures as we head into the afternoon. right now, pretty mild weather, 50s and 60s out there. some of the protected valleys in the north, however, have dropped into the upper 40s under mostly clear conditions. by lunchtime, we'll start to warm things up. by 3:00, look for the mid-70s coast side and upper oils bayside. we'll see 90s tpr for the warmest inland spots. that's going to bump up the temperatures inland. like i mentioned, we do have a bit of a marine layer in the forecast. 88, 92 and sunny veil. a high of 94. 97 however for ever green. taking it over to the east bay. concord, pittsburg.

if you're headed to the niners game against the kansas chiefs, kickoff is at 1:25. if you're tailgating, a lot of sunshine. temperatures in the mid-70s. sunny and warm by game time and by the end of the game, we're looking at pretty toasty temperatures. we'll be approaching the low 90s if you're headed to the stadium. here's a closer look at your extended forecast. fog returns as we head into early next week. a lot of sunshine into the afternoon. pretty foggy morns. temperatures taking a tumble. by wednesday, we're back to normal. marty. >> thank you, erica. 4-year-old ely waller died this week. it spreads through cough,

seizes and contaminated surfaces. it's been confirmed in over -- states. some children commented especially vulnerable because of pre-existing conditions, but the medical examiner says that was not the case in ely waller's death. the man who was treat and released is back in the hospital. officials at a massachusetts hospital say dr. sacra is being isolated. they don't think it's a recurrence. he's being treated for a respiratory problem. the center is maintaining close contact with the cdc about this case. a new search for malaysia airlines flight 370 begins today. go phoenix is designated to arrive at is search area in the southern indian ocean.

they will conduct sonar searches. it's supposed to take a full year. flight 370 and all on board vanished without a trace on march 8th. the boeing 777 was headed from kuala lumpur to beijing. authorities believe the plane turned and flew south after losing traffic with air traffic controllers. students in hong kong are taking down barricades blocking government headquarters. tens of thousands of people have been protesting china's restrictions on the first ever election of the top leader. it appeared to be part of a strategy to regroup in another part of town. virginia authorities are still searching for hannah graham, the 18-year-old university of virginia student that's been missing since september 13th. authorities say she was last seen in an area called the downtown mall in

charlottesville. yesterday, hannah's parents made a heartbreaking plea asking anyone with information to come forward. they also thanked everyone searching for hannah and appreciate all the help they received over the past few weeks. we would like again to express our enormous gratitude to all of those who have been involved in the search for hannah. we would also like to thank the many, many people who have supported our family during this terrible ordeal. >> police have arrested a suspect pictured here. 32-year-old jesse matthew. he's facing charges of abduction with intent to defile. authorities have issued a $100,000 reward. the terrorist organization relaced -- -- we implore his

captors to show mercy and use their power to let our son go. >> in this you tube video saturday, peter kassig's parents beg isis to set their son free. it comes on the same day that a human rights organization said at least 35 isis militants had been killed. >> please know we're all praying for you and your safe return. >> kassig, an american aid worker was taken hostage in 2013 while helping syrians affected by the civil war. isis showed the apparent beheading of british hostage alan henning. david cameron condemned the death, saying with others we must do everything we can to defeat this organization. >> the u.k. joined the coalition in an overwhelming vote and fired missiles on isis targets on tuesday. saturday also brought a muslim memorial service and condemnation of terrorist acts

in the name of islam. the killing of henning was an appalling act by a group that do not represent islam at all and, in fact, are an insult to the islamic faith. >> they just want their son home. >> and our hearts ache for you to be granted your freedom so we can hug you again and set you free for the life you've chosen. >> coming up on kron 4 news weekend, new details in who was behind a data breach affecting millions as j.p. morgan chase customers. we'll have more coming up after the break. >> and we'll take a live look outside. san mateo bridge. not much traffic. heading south, they're expecting a high today of 91 degrees. we'll be right back.

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arizona state was at the usc 46- yard line. he threw this hail mary pass. no defense by usc, game-winning touchdown and the time runs out, usc fans you saw in the stands were just shocked. here's the final. 38-34, arizona state. what a wild ending to that game at the coliseum. other college football stars. cal beat washington in a defensive battle, 60-59 was the final on that one. the bears throwing for 527 yards and five touchdowns. stanford playing in cold and rainy conditions yesterday. fighting irish overcoming two turnovers and two bungled snaps on field goal attempts. the cardinal record now stands at 3-2. san jose state picks up a win as joe gray throws for 265 yards and a touchdown. he ran for another score as the

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time now, 7:30. it's been hot out there. we're starting to see cooling coming this way. here's erica with your forecast much need red leaf on the way. the national weather service has canceled the heat advisory. we're not seeing the widespread temperatures in the 80s and 90 d.c. like we did yesterday. clear skies however. the north bay, that's why temperatures are still cold.

nevada, 45, 49 in santa rosa. you will need a light jacket. 44-degrees. closer to the bay, temperatures are warmer. san francisco, 63. 65 in dalely city. temperatures will start to relax as we head into early next week. near normal conditions by the middle of next week. full details on what to expect. i will have a look at that seven-day around the bay, coming up at 7:45. >> a group of contractors and carpenters are helping a family fix their home after a chimney fell and shattered the pelvis of a teenager. how this gesture is helping napa get back on track. people from six different company, all strangers until now. >> it brought us to tears.

the kindness brought us to tears tears. >> nicklas dillon will be in this wheelchair for two to three months and then another surgery to bolts from his pelvis that had to be put in after the chimney in his home fell on top of him during the earthquake in august. >> some nights, it feels like i'm dying. the pain is unreal. >> the teen's medical costs are frightening. the family is financially strapped, but this good deed is saving them thousands of dollars. these men all volunteered their time to break down their damaged chimney and replace the walls in their home. >> the chimney and the fireplace constituted about 6,000 pounds of masonry. glad we're able to do it for them. >> more volunteers plan to show up on monday to paint the walls. an trishen will also be here to

make sure the smoke and box detectors are installed and operating correctly. after that, the home will be ready for building inspectors to come in. reporting in napa. lisa reed, kron 4 news. officials offering incentives for parents and teens to turn in their toy guns. a toy gun in a violent video game exchange took place in nevada yesterday. it's put on by the center for domestic piece. you get ice cream and a ralph ticket. the event comes during domestic violence awareness month and in the shooting death of so know ma county -- sonoma county teen. it's hoped that this will send a message. >> when you have a toy gun there,'s only one reason you play with it.

to show aggression and dominance and control. what are we doing as a community to look at how our children play. >> in total they collected just 13 guns and one video game. if you miss the exchange, officials will hold another one next saturday at the ben and jerry's center in green bay. >> also on the north bay, police are looking for an armed suspect who robbed a gas station saturday morning. he's described as an african- american man in his 40s. he was wearing dark jeans at the time of the robbery. police say he may have been in the possession of a handgun. no injuries were reported and the police department continues to investigate the incident. >> a san mateo man is under arrest after he tried to solicit a minor. they say roger mahara took the bait. arranged to meet the girl. when he arrived, he found

police officers waiting for him. in the room they found alcohol and gift he is allege lid purchased for her. >> a pedestrian who was struck by a taxi is expected to survive. police say the man was hit as he was walking in a crosswalk around 10:00 p.m. at bay and buchannan streets. police say the taxi driver at first fled the scene and returned a short time later. he was then cited for speeding and release. the pedestrian suffered a fractured leg and upper body injuries. >> and authorities are looking for a san francisco boy who left a juvenile rehab center in san mateo county without permission early saturday morning. according to deputies, he was in custody for a misdemeanor crime. the san mateo sheriff's office says the juvenile is a latino boy about 59:00, weigh 200 pounds. he has black hair and brown eyes. anyone who sees the boy or a suspicious person should call

911. five teens were killed after this crash near los angeles. police say an unlicensed 15- year-old driver was behind the wheel. the driver was seriously injured in the saturday morning crash. police say police had a hard time getting to those victims because the car was on fire. the driver may have been speeding when he crashed. over 100 lax travelers are forced to make new arrangements after an ear mexico flight blew two tires on the runway. it was headed to new mexico city. the flight was scheduled to leave at 6:00 a.m. saturday morning. all of the passengers on the flight were evacuated safely. no one was injured. they were then bussed back to the terminal and put on other flights. >> you may soon have to pay more for your super sized soda. two bay area cities, berkley

and san francisco, more than a dozen past attempts elsewhere in the country to curb our sweet tooth by taxing sugary drinks have failed and this comes after there were high dollar opposition campaigns and legal battles by the $76 billion soft drink industry. coming up on kron 4 news, more protests break out in ferguson, missouri overnight. this time disrupting a symphony performance. we'll show you what happened, coming up. and talk about a wino. we'll tell you about the person that spent the big bucks on very nice bottles of wine. coming up, stop, stop. >> for the first time in people behaving badly, a cycleist iters the five words. >> i won't do it again. >> no, that's not it. that's coming up in the next edition of people behaving badly. ...we need to break up.

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91-year-old congressman ralph hall was flown to a hospital near dallas after the wreck on saturday. police say he was a passenger in a car that was hit pinot driver. he's finished his final term in congress. a 21-year-old marine lost at sea is believed to be the first american casualty in the fight against -- it might have crashed into the persian gulf. spears went missing when the osprey lost power shortly after

takeoff. search and rescue crews found one member in the cater but he was unable to find spears. he was declared dead. the pentagon is still deciding on how to classify his death. >> people got a surprise performance saturday night when protesters broke out in song to call for justice. about 50 people who purchased tickets began singing which side are you on. michael brown was shot and killed by a police officer in august. the st. louis symphony had no idea the protest was going to happen. coming up on kron 4 news weekend, halloween costumes

could get expensive, but the amount americans are spending on the entire holiday may surprise you. we'll explain, coming up. >> and let's take a live look outside. this is the view from mt. tam. we'll have the forecast coming up in a few minutes.

some of the stories we're following. the giants win the longest postseason game in mlb history. the giants beat the nationals 2- 1 in game two of the series. the game lasted a record six hour, 23 minutes. game three is set for noon tomorrow at at&t park. madison bumgarner will be on the mound for the giants. a disturbing story in the bay area. a man is in custody for stabbing his own mother to death. the stabbing was reported in

hayward. officers responsibilitied to ever glades street. they found the woman suffering from at least one stab wound. her son was taken into custody a short time later. >> and the man who was treated and released after falling victim to the ebola virus is back in the hospital. they also say they don't believe this is a recurrence. the medical center remaining close contact with the cdc about this case. >> and we're also tracking your warm conditions once again. we're starting to see some cooler air come through this way. not everyone will see it. here's erica with your forecast. good morning. >> good morning. that sea breeze returned and it brought down temperatures overnight for some of the coastal spots, and we're going to see cooler weather as we head into this afternoon. inland, still going to be pretty toasty.

i don't think we'll be dealing with any record breaking highs. temperatures will certainly approach the 90s. today and tomorrow as well. so here's a look at current conditions. san francisco, 62. 62 in concord. grab a jacket if you're heading out right now. you won't need it as you head into the afternoon. still really centered over the state, sew we're talking about temperatures much warmer than average, but that sea breeze and that marine layer is bringing some cloud cover to the coastline. something we haven't seen in the past couple of days. here's a look at futurecast 4. 70s and 80s at lunchtime. we'll reintroduce the 90s into the forecast. that indicates where we'll see temperatures in the 70s. still going to be a nice day. you can probably still head to ocean beach, if that's what you're planning. antioch hitting upper 60s

expected in fremont. as a result, temperatures will drop. we're near normal by wednesday with mid-80s inland. upper 70s bayside and upper 60s for the post. looks like temperatures start to head into next weekend. >> i got caught behaving badly. >> it's a phrase i never thought i would hear uttered from a cyclist in san francisco it didn't happen just once. >> i got caught behaving badly. >> it even happened in groups. bikes never stopping here on the street. >> so it became time to educate the drivers not following state

law. all the usual excuses. none of them are really worth it. it's a stop sign. playing by the same rules as everybody else. and, you know, that's what i should have done. >> what just happened here? >> wait. let's talk to another one. >> you have to obey the same as those on the road. have you ever been cited for that before? >> have you ever been hit by a car before? >> do you want to get hit by a car? i don't want you to. >> i've got to watch it. i've got to be more careful. no question. >> okay. i feel like i'm getting punked. where are the cameras. i guess i'm kind of distracted. i a apologize. >> you come this route over day. >> not every day, but i ride quite often. i didn't realize i ignored it.

sometimes it's about educating riders. if these riders ignore a bit of information they just received a ticket could be in their future. a fine for running a stop sign is around 200 bucks. absolutely. yes, i totally understand. i was thinking about it also. i know i should stop. i know it's dangerous. >> so wine lovers, a new wine record set. a true wino paid more than a million dollars for a case of wine. so now it's a new world record. the most expensive lot of wine ever sold. it was during an auction of 114

french burgundy wine bottles. $1.6million. roughly $1,700 per glass. now, the lot contained six bottles of each of the 19 vintages from 1992 to 2010. that's an expensive glass. >> sure is. >> i wonder if it tastes that much better, though. >> i think whoever bought it will notice the difference. >> i think so. i wouldn't know. i'm a two buck chuck fan. retailers expecting some hot halloween sales. estimated $2 billion will be spent on costumes aloan for halloween. then you can add another $4 billion for decorations and candy. in total, we'll spend about $7.5 billion on hall ryan. the average person spends about 80-dollars and if you're still looking for a costume idea, you should go online. the federation found that 11% of people find their costumes

on pinterest. coming up on kron 4 news weekend, hitting the skies in san francisco for fleet week. what to expect during the air show, coming up.

they're back after a year of no blue angels and no fleet week week. george rasmus explains what to look for in the air during the air show. >> six f18 hornets that showcase the capability of these aircraft. high speed passes, slow passes, fast rolls and very tight turns. one of the maneuvers they will perform is the tuckover roll. a synchronized flip. the diamond tuck under break is breathtakingly precise as four aircraft feel off from

formation one by one and regroup. the solo planes make an inverted to inverted roll pass coming within feet of each other. >> can't wait. on saturday, october 11th, kron 4 brings you the high flying blue angels soaring above the bay area for the fleet week show. watch the blue angels return from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. on october 11th. i really missed them last year. i'm sure many others did. it's so great to see them back. >> and we'll be right back. we're a month away from election day. coming up on kron 4 news weekend, we'll talk to michael yoke about what to expect on some of the hotly contested races. >> and the 49ers will see a familiar face today as they take on former quarterback alex smith and the kansas chiefs. we'll have a live report from levi stadium, coming up. we take a live look at this

view. it's a bit toasty day. erica has the forecast, coming up.

>> and we're live in santa clara this morning a the -- as the niners former quarter baca election smith returns to this morning a the -- as the niners former quarter baca election smith returns to the bay area. coming up, we'll tell you how niners fans plan5 vmt] plan -- back -- quarter back alex smith returns to the bay area, coming up, we'll tell you how niners fans plan to /kul /kul -- welcome him back. and i'll tell you weather on the bay as well as inland ahead. good morning. i'm marty gonzalez, thank you for joining us. >> and i'm mandy honk.

>> i actually had to put my air conditioner on this morning. >> this morning? >> yes, i'm always cold, so you know when i've got the at/c on, it's -- a/c on, you know that's surprising. >> it has been a pretty warm around the bay area, even on the grounds beach, we saw -- ocean beach, we saw 80 /kwraez -- 80's yesterday. it looks like that fog is seeping through. it's actually also impacting visibility out there, but the fog is certainly a sign of cooler temperatures to com -- come. here's a look at current conditions. concord, 58, san francisco, leaving the house at 623, and 63 right now in redwood city, so that sea breeze is /urbing /urbing -- ushering in some cooler air. we are still talking about 9 on's in today's forecast for the

warmer spots in the east bay and south bay. tomorrow, temperatures near normal into the middle of the -- of next week. i'll have the full forecast for your workweek coming up in about 17 minutes. >> and add one to the record books at giants first base man brandon bell homers to deep left field. the giants win the longest gameg history. it was a long 18 innings at the giants -- game lasted a record six hours and 23 minutes. well, the giants are now getting some well deserved rest before tomorrow's game three of the nlds. they're now up 2-0 on the favored nationals. game three set for noon tomorrow. madison /pwaupl garner will be on -- bum barner -- bumgarner

/pw-b -- will be on the mound. if neck -- necessary, the next following is on tuesday at 6:0 /#. and the /tphaoeub -- niners will be sieg a familiar face today as they /khaeubg shall shall -- take on the kansas city chiefs. >> he was once booed as afuyzu>r of the san francisco 49 /rerz -- 49ers, as -- alex smith returns to san francisco this time here as a member of the kansas city chiefs. the temperatures here in santa clara could reach into the 90's, but both teams come in at two wins ask two losses, and all niners

know the former story today, a former number one pick, who struggled with the /tphaoeupbzers until jim harbaugh arrived, then he flouris /#4ed -- flourished. then, in came collin kaepernick, and smith was out, he then went to the chiefs, and now he's back in the bay area. >> we'll see; we'll see what happened. it'll be a good game. >> what typeríkw=1n of reactionu think he'll get from the fans today. >> they'll applaud him. >> he got booed a lot. >> that's true. that was the old niners, this is the new niners. >> and alex smith said he's not bitter about what happened two years. he said all the right things leading up to the game, but we all know he would like to stick it to the ninetiers today.

game time at noon, kick -- game coverage starts at noon, kick off is at 1:30. practice of paragraph he'll be talking by -- a lot more, i'm sure, if they get a win today. >> new this morning, oakland police is looking for the suspect responsible for one man's death. police say a crime happened about one this morning at franklin and 14th. two adults were he taken to the died. police say another injured man walked into the hospital after the incident, and police have not released any information yet. developing news this morning, a 20-year-old man is in custody for stabbing his own mother to death in the east bay. the stabbing was reported just after seven last night in hayward. officers responded to the 27000 block of laporte avenue, where a -- they found a

woman suffering from at least one stab wound. her son was taken into custody a short time later. >> and this is a case of mistaken identity, and that mark madden is the innocent victim of +$k drive-by shooting. >> i don't think it was meant for him. >> a once promising life cut short. >> it shouldn't have happened. >> bullet holes inside and out of this home on laurel avenue tell the violent story. >> it came through here, and here. the bullet came flew here. >> a -- through here. >> a long time friend of mark madden rents a room here in east pal owalitiy and -- palo alto said he had just walked out of his father's home, and bullets rang out before he even reached the door. candles now burn where madden, a fremont native,

died on friday evening. once a twice -- or twice a week, he would go back and go to school and stuff. >> madden's facebook profile says he graduated from sequi sequi -- sequoia high school in redwood city. >> he was a -- he was a funny person, outgoing person. he had a lot of friends up in the city and stuff. nice, quiet kid; no problems or nothing like that. >> police declined to release anymore information on this case, including a description of the gunman. >> coming up on cron 4 newsweek end, a child is dead after suffering from the enterer enterer -- enterovirus. we'll tell you about the scare. >> and we're less than a month away from the midterm elections. away from the midterm elections. a -- mmmmm.

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. >> we're back on cron 4 newsweek end. tests show that a little boy in new jersey has died from enterovirus died from virus d68. the cdc says the virus -- virus has been confirmed in over 500 people in 43 states. almost all of them are children. some children are especially vulnerable to infection because the medical examiner says this was not the case in his death. >> a sick passenger causing some frightening moments on board an international flight that landed in new jersey saturday. the man had been vomiting on a united flight from brussels, and passengers on board were held for more than 90 minutes after the plane landed while cdc officials assessed the man who'd become ill during the flight. officials have ruled out ebola

after taking him offer the the -- off the plane to a nearby hospital. one passenger said the man had traveled from liberia, causing concern about what happened. >> i talked with him. i didn't see him vomit, but i talked to him prior to us boarding the flight -- flight from liberia. >> it was /kwaeut -- quite scary, but it would have been nice to get better information. >> they -- the cdc declined to say where he was traveling from. they did say he was 34 years old and traveling withxvjc7c daugh. >> as we take a look at the golden gate bridge, i'll talk about what that's going to do for the weekend when cron 4 returns. -- c -- kron 4 returns.

kron 4 returns. -- c -- kron 4 returns. . >> for those of you who have been /swelterring for the last several days, erica says relief is on the way. >> yeah, that's right marty. it's already on the coast line in the form of fog. sea breeze is going to help cool down temp enter it -- temperatures for the

beach today, but that's not going to help with the inlands, so it's still going to be warm today. right now, we are getting some relief. the overnight hours are pretty cool. concord, 58, san arose a, 58, and 64 leaving your house in the city. we still have the strong ridge of high pressure over the state, and that's what's been /pwefrp -- bumping up our temperatures, but it's going to breakdown next week, and that's going to allow the marine layer to temperatures will cool. mountain view, 98, 91 in cupertino. take a look at pittsburgh, 94 for fairfield. mid80's for hayward, union city getting pretty close to 90, and 97 in walnut creek. san francisco yesterday, downtown in the low 90's. today, really backing off; 82

. >> prodo -- democracy crowds b@ xb! the /staoupbs lead -- students leading the protest have no intention of backing down. they want -- they are leading the right to the election process. police have arrested at least 30 people since friday. >> isis is now threatening the life of another american. the terror its organization

organization -- terrorist organization released another video on friday, and his parent released this statement. in this youtube video saturday, peter casik's parents beg them to set their son free. it comes on the day of the ref /ugs -- revelation that at least 35 isis terrorists have been killed. ggkkn he was taken /hoft /opn 2013. isis threatened his life in a video released friday, showing the apparent beheading the british /hoft /opblg david hemmings. the uk joined the coalition against isis and fired against

isis targets on tuesday. the killing of mr. hemmings was a -- an act of coward and brutality that does not reflect muslim at all. >> as for his parents, their 27 home. >> and we'll be right back.

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>> finally, there will be fog along the coast lines, if you want to escape the heat that we're going to see inland, definitely head to the beaches, but right now, we are getting some relief with overnight temperatures still on the cool side. vallejo, 49 -- 59 degrees, 60 leaving house in oakland, and 60 in sunnyvale. temperatures will take a tumble as we head into the next couple of days. we're going to wake up to some pretty foggy mornings, sunshine into the afternoon, we're going to have a complete look at your extended forecast -- forecast coming up at nine. >> families are helping a family rebuild their home after a /kheupl knee fell -- chimney fell and injured someone.

>> people from six different companies, all strangers, until now. >> it brought us to tears, the kind of -- kindness brought us to tears. >> nicholas dillon will be in this wheel compare -- wheelchair for another two to three months, then, another surgery to remove bolt /tpr-z his pelvis that had to be put in after the chimney of his home fell on his -- him in the --cm7]w'r during the eare back in august. >> the costs are staggering, the family is financially strapped, but this good deed is saving them thousands of dollars. these men all volunteered their time to replace their damaged chimney and replace the walls in their home. >> it deals with about 6000 pounds of may have been re re -- masonry that were in various states of failure. >> glad to do it. >> we always take joy in helping

somebody out. >> more volunteers plan to show up on monday to paint the walls, and an electrician will be here to make sure that the smoke carbon monoxide detectors are /sphauld and rate -- installed and operating correctly. after, it will be ready for inspectors to come in and remove this yellow tag. >> also in the /tph-lgt bay bay -- north bay, marin officials /oflg incentives sctpp2=iñ -- /orlg -- offering incentives and -- for parents and teens to turn in one of your guns. if you do, you can get ice cream and a chance to to -- begin to be entered in an raffle and win an ipad. officials hope this weekend's event sends a message.

>> when you have a toy gun, there's only one real reason you play with it: it's to go aggressive and to show dominance and control, so the question is what are we doing as a community to look at how our children play? >> officials say, in total, they collected 13 guns and one video game, if you missed the exchange /-rgs officials will hold another one next saturday at the ben and jerry's /pwopb -- bon air center in green bay. >> police are looking for suspects who station on saturday. police say that he might have been in possession of a handgun. no injuries were reported. the novato police continue to investigate the incident. >> a san san mateo man is under arrest after police say he tried to solicit a minor in santa crews. a homeland security officer posted on-line as a 13-year-old girl. the man took

the bait. he arranged to meet the girl, and when he arrived at the hotel room, he found police officers waiting. he was arrested for attempted lewd acts with a child. in the room they found alcohol and gifts that he allegedly purchased for for. >> -- for her. >> a passenger who was struck by a taxi in san francisco marina district on friday night is expected to survive. police say he was hit in a crosswalk at bay and buchanan streets. the taxi driver first fled the scene but then came back a short time later. he wase speeding and released. the passenger suffered a leg and upper body injury. >> authorities are looking for a san francisco boy who left a juvenile rehab center in san mateo county without permission early saturday morning. /kaofrding to sheriff's deputies, he was in custody for an mid mid -- misdemeanor crime. he was about five feet nine,

weighing about 200 pound. anybody who seize the boy or a suspicious person in the area should call 911. >> five teens were killed after this crash in -- near los angeles. police say an unlicensed 16-year-old driver was behind the wheel. that driver was seriously hurt in the saturday morning crash. police say rescue teams had a hard time getting to the victims because the vehicle was on fire. investigators say the driver may have been speeding when he crashed. >> over 100 l.a.x. travelers were forced to make new travel arrangements>eó2ólwp#ter an airo flight blue two tires on the run way. the ntsb says the air liners tires failed as -- before it was taking off. all of the passengers on the flight were evacuated safely. no one was injured. they were then bass -- bussed back to the terminal and arranged to get on other flights.

a tax on sugary drinks is going on the ballots in berkeley and san francisco. this comes after their high dollar opposition campaigns and legal battles by the 76 -- $76 billion soft drink industry. >> coming up, another recall for gm. what they say the problem is with more than 60000 cars. >> and we now know the big problem behind the jp morgan chase hack. >> and authorize m.j. general kins is here discussing how they beat breast cancer, and she's giving hope to women suffering from this disease.

. >> welcome back. a new york times report says russian hackers were behind a massive cyber attack on j.p. morgan

chase that compromised millions of accounts. it's leading to speculations as retaliation against u.s. sanctions on russian -- russia. the hackers got contact information on 83 million accounts, including names and address -- addresses. j.p. morgan says they did not get access to any information about -- like birthdays or social security numbers. general motors is recalling more than 63 million cars in north america. the carsxp]p pontiac g8's from 2008 to 2009, and she have pay premiers from 2008 to -- 20062 -- 2006 to 2009. another recall is covering more than 10000 cadillac cs cs -- cts-c /stkapbdz /stkapbdz -- /stkapbz from 2004

to 2006, and 2007 model of the stsz -- z's. no crashes or injuries have been caused by the problem. >> coming up on kron 4 newsweek end, an author is here, talking about how she beat breast center -- cancer, and how other women suffering can stay positive. >> and we take this live look outside, erica has the forecast when we come back. hey john check it out.

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. >> welcome back to kron 4 newsweek end. time right now is 8:44. i know it's been pretty hot out, very uncomfortable for a lot of you, but relief is definitely on the way. we saw cooler conditions overnight, and we also have the return of fog along the coast line. so san francisco, 64 degrees. you may want to grab a jacket rite rite -- right now, probably

won't need it inland later on today. we still have this ridge strongn place, and that's really going to bring up our temperatures. plenty of 90's, lots of sunshine in the east bay at well. 90 degrees in san leandro. 92 if fur -- if you're heading up to wine country, and back in the low 80's for downtown san francisco. here's the seveng" forecast. it looks like the marine layer will be a little more evident as we head into the workweek, that's going to bring down our temperatures by wednesday. we're actually near normal. the offshore winds will return to the core fast as we wrap up the workweek, and it looks like saturday is going to be a gorgeous day, anne? >> thanks, erica.

october is breast cancer wareness wareness -- awareness month, and with me is m.j. jenkins, a breast cancer survivor. she wrote a book, sink no pink for women suffering with cancer without making the same mistakes that she did. happen -- happy breast cancer awareness month. i'm so grateful to be here with you, and just so happy to be alive. >> tell us about your story about breast center -- breast cancer, how did you findh#2+r5 u had it, and what was the road like dealing with it. >> you know, in october of 2012, i went out -- in for a routine screening. i had missed the year prior, and it turned out it wasn't so common after all. i was diagnosed with the most cancer women have, and with the help of anjelina jolie's surgeon, i am now cancer free.

this really helped me eliminate the thought, pink is cancer. to me, sink -- pink was the enemy. it's so connected to cancer, so by eliminating those thoughts of pink, and by i am -- eliminating pink from my life, it helped me occur /sraoeuf cancer. i wanted to help women out there. i wish he had a bff, a best friend who guided me through all the things i had to deal with breast cancer, and helping me in my life, i became a breast cancer coach, not going through the things that i went through. i wasted a quarter of a million /tkhr-rz that's not with the /traelgt, the surgeries and the travel and the pain, so that's to help other women out there. >> yes. let's talk about the three mistakes that every women need to -- needs to avoid, the first one not having early and frequent breast screenings,

because you missed one. >> i missed one, and i had a fast growing cancer. luckily with the technology today, they could see that sugar feeds cancer, and the sugar infusion showed on the mri that i had breast cancer, and if i had be had -- had not had my beautiful did he -- by early detection, i would not be here in your beautiful studio, with you, with my beautiful children, i would be dead. >> and the other was eating, and diet. >> i wonder if i had made changes in my lifestyle, and changesn many foods that cause cancer, mike owe wave popcorn. and my third mistake, didn't have my midsection bulk up, and it's been proven, women who have their midsections bulk up with more prone to get breast cancer than women who lead healthy, fit lifestyles.

that's why i wrote think no pink /pwaupt -- because i wanted to help other women think they will survive, and the f in bff stands for feed. you need to feed your body good food, good feelings. i brought coco with me. she was there with me every step of the away. >> -- way. >> yes, coco was there with me as a little warm comfort, and then, the f in my bff formula stand does -- stands for freedom, the ability to recreate, redesign your life, like i did, and i think that women who defeat breast cancer have a whole new lease on life, that's why i think it's very powerful to start anew after breast center -- breast cancer. >> i had breast cancer at the same time that angelina jolie came out with the power of having -- decision of having a did you believe -- double

mastectomy. i changed my lifestyle, going on that american cancer making strides walk, walking more every day and changing my lifestyle, so as a breast cancer /stoefp self -- coach, i like to help other women out there avoid the mistakes that i made. >> so -- and also, the family support was really crucial. did you have that. >> i did. >> or did you have to also find other breast cancer survivors to include in your network? >> you know, i was not as lucky a closd that had breast cancer. i had great support with my two boys and their dad helping me alleviate a lot of the stress and elements that you have to do on a daily basis. you really neat -- need to rest and heal and have great positive thoughts, so i thank my boys for that. but in all best case scenario, i would like to be the bff, best friend for women who can heal themselves from breast

cancer, help them through the effects, and not make the same mistakes that i made. >> one last question: how did you decision that the double mastectomy was the best way to go. >> well, you know i had it in my family. i was not positiver -- positiver -- for the gene, like angelina jolie tested positive for. brca-1, and my choice was really not to have the recurrence happen again, the peace of mind that it would be gone, and the ability to -- you know, to just move on with a positive life with my boys, and i like to help other point of impact -- women, they won't make the same choices that i made, but i'd like to help them avoid the same mistakes that i made. >> already. the book is called /theufrpbg -- think no pink, by m.j. jenkins. i'm giving my way book, i

am -- i'd like to do it all during breast cancer awareness month, and think no pink. >> coming up on kron 4 newsweek end, the blue angels are back in the bay area this week /waoepbd -- weekend. we'll have a preview coming up next. >> and we'll take a look -- live look at san francisco and in many spots around the bay area. we'll be right back.

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. >> well, they're after a year of no blue angels and no fleet week, the show returns to the bay area this week, and once again, kron 4 is the place to catchall the action. the blue angels, six fa-18 hornets that showcase the abilities of these air air -- aircraft through the execution of high speed passes,

slow roles, fast roles, and very tight turns. they start off in the diamond formation, where they're in their signature wing tip to canopy. solos flying in carrier formation with number five inverted, establishing]@']xx a r image effect, complete with the landing gear down. >> and on saturday, october 11th, kron 4 brings the -- you the high flying blue angels soaring above the bay area. you can watch the return right here on kron 4 from three to four in the afternoon on october 11th. check it out.

here, you sue the human powered inflatable bubble that the runner used in his failed attempt. earlier this week, the coast guard received reports of a disoriented man in a bubble off the coast of miami. officials say he was rescued yesterday and taken to an air station in florida. he's now recovering and expected to be okay. >> i guess it sounded like a good idea at the time, huff? well, coming up on kron 4 newsweek end, a /khaoeul dies after suffering from the enterovirus, we'llñ4)jdqiñ havee latest for you. >> and the ebola virus, and what the white house is doing it it -- to get a handle on it. >> and how one man is getting the community /srofpd by taking photos of homeless youth. -- -- involved by taking photos of homeless youth.

. >> tomorrow, we're going to seymour in the way of cloud cover, temperatures will continue to take a tumble, and it looks like we're back to normal as we head in the /ph-d -- middle of this week. full details on what to expect. i'll have a full for cost. that's interesting, coming up. >> okay. rqñ u. we begin with developing news from the east this morning, a san leaned row -- ln -- leandro police officer has been placed on administrative leave.

. >> two adults were transported to the hospital. one of those men died. police say another injured man walked into the hospital shortly after the incident, but police have not released#, suspect -- additional suspect information at this time. >> happening out of georgia, the center for disease control is hosting a briefing to give an update in the investigation of the first ebola case diagnosed right here in the united states. let's listen in. >> or with their body fluids, so the core of control is identifying everyone who might have had contact with them in making their /sher /ae monitored for 21 days, and if they develop

symptoms, immediately isolating them to break the chain of transmission. there's no doubt that we can stop ebola in this country. today, i'd like to spend a minute talking about what's happening in dallas, and then turn to my colleagues there, then about what's happening in the u.s. more broadly, and finally, where we are the epidemic in west africa. in terms of dallas, the work there by the staff of the local and state health departments with cdc assistance has been terrific. they've been able to assess.fg might possibly have had contact. of those, they were able to rule out that 66 did not have contact. they identified ten who appear to have had contact with the individual when he might possibly have been infectious. of those ten, seven are health care workers, and three are family or community contacts. in addition, there are about

38 other people in whom we could not rule out that they had contact, and so all of those 48 people will be tracked for 21 days to determine whether they have fever, and if any develop fever, they will be immediately isolated, tested, and if they have ebola, given appropriate care and determine whether /throrp -- there were any additional contacts to their case. that's how we have stopped every out break of ebola in the world until this one in west africa, and that's lou -- howi7e stopped it in lagos, nigeria, and that's how we will stop it in texas. going onto the u.s. situation, we've seen a lot of understandable concern; because of the deadly nature of ebola, and we're really hoping for the recovery of a -- the patient in dallas. we understand that his situation has taken a turn for the worse, we know that ebola's

a very serious district attorneys -- disease, and we're hoping for his recovery, but because it's such a dead deadly disease, people are scared, and it's normal to be scared. in fact, for the health care workers for people who are are -- who are caring for people with ebola, we want them to be scares -- scared. we want them to channel that fear into being incredibly meticulous about infection control. many people have pointed out was not diagnosed, and we have done a lot at cd /#2kr-d /#2kr-d -- cdd -- cdc, and we'll be doing a lot in the coming days and weeks to inform and empower not just doctors, nurses, health care professionals of all kinds, to think about ebola. anything -- anyone who's been in se /tkpw-rb-sierra leon or new gi -- guinea, and if they

have, rerapidly isolate them, assess them and see if they have ebola. cdc has already each each -- reached hundreds of thousands of health care professionals. >> we've been listening to an update from the /stkerz /stkerz -- centers of disease control in atlanta for the ebola cases in dallas and then the united states, the cdc addressing a concern that a lot of americans have about ebola. they say that they are tracking 48 people, and they'll track those folks in the next -- over the next 21 days and see if they have any fever. if they do have a fever in the next 21 days, they will isolate those folks and also test them. >> and we will keep you updated on what is going on with the cdc. we'll monitor that, bring you any new information throughout the newscast? >> in other news this morning, olympic swimmer michael phelps

just announced he is taking a break from the sport on twitter. he tweeted that he'll attend a program that will provide the help he needs to better understand him. according to his official twitter account, he said, quote, swimming is a major part of my life, but right now, i need to focus on me as an individual. now this comes after an announcement that he was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, excessive speed and across -- crossing double lane á >> hammered to deep right field, and that one is gone. >> and add one to the record books at giants first base man brandon bell homers to right field. it was a long 18 inings but the giants held onto beat the nationals by a score of 2-1 against the washington nationals in the nlds, so the giants are now getting some well deserved

rest before tuesday's game three. they are now up 2-0 over the favored nationals. game three said -- set for noon tomorrow include file not found and the -- at at&t park. madison bumgarner on the mound. if necessary, game four is set for tuesday at 6:07. >> and our political analyst analyst -- an list -- analyst michael yaqui joins us on the developing issues. let's take a look outside at the bay bridge. you can see plenty of sunshine, but it's a different story over by the golden gate. we'll have the complete forecast coming up in just a few minutes. insurance companies are spending millions of dollars

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tests show that a young boy in new jersey has died from the

enterovirus t. causes mild to severe respiratory illness, and spreads through coughs, sneezes, or contaminated surfaces. the virus has been confirmed in over 500 people in 43 states. most of the victims are children, vulnerable to infection because of preexisting conditions. but the examiner says this was not the case in eli waller's death. >> and coming up, a look at the cooler forecast. more details after the break.

relief from the heat is on the way. >> it's here for some of us. the fog already cooling things down along the koeflt line -- coastline. much cooler today if you're heading to the beaches. san francisco already starting to warm up there. san jose at 66. upper 50s in santa rose a.

temperatures expected to end up in the 90s. we still have this strong ridge of high pressure over the state. and it's not letting a lot of cloud cover in. some of the clouds are starting to creep this right now. if you're around there, look for much cooler weather into the afternoon. in the south bay, loss gatos, 97, 94. no heat advisory into today. 80s in hayward. downtown san francisco today. a high of 82 could be a little warmer than that. and flirting with 90 up novato. fog really going to make a comeback into early next week. by wednesday, temperatures exactly where they should be for this time of year. also winds increased by friday. and warming temperatures into next weekend. it's not going to be as hot, but fairly warm with 80s

anticipated inland and 70s for the coast. the terrorist organization isis is threatening the life of another american. >> joining us is political analyst michael, tell us about the latest with this american who is now in the hands of isis. >> another aid worker, his family has put out a message asking for him to be spared. and i if any you're a betting person, the chances are very slim as long as the u.s. continues to attack isis' stronghold. and the importance about isis, and the reason i wanted to discuss it, not so much the fate of the american which everyone place for. but the fact that turkey has now joined the league of nations that is going to be united against isis. the interesting problem is that there is a village right now just across the turkish boarder in syria, pretty much inhabited by kurds that is under attack by isis, sustained attack by isis. and i think deliberately chosen as a

target. the u.s. is launching a lot of air attacks. how this turns out could really be the turning point of whether the mission goes to the next step. at this point the air attacks are not beating them back. and the question is what are they going to do to stop it? it's so close to the turkish border, and it's a big problem for nato, the united states, and its interests in the entire region. >> why do you think turkey decided after weeks ever saying no, why did they change their mind? >> part of it was their own internal political pressure. the pkk, an independent nationalist party of the kurds said we're going to go into the streets and riot if you don't get involved because it's our people that are getting overrun in iraq and syria. whether they actually come into it, we don't know. for right now, a lot of kurds want to cross the boardtory help out that village. and the police are stopping the borders. this is something to watch for in the coming weeks f.

that village -- if that village falls, the chances of the united response stepping up beyond just air attacks increases greatly. >> do you think troops on the ground is more of a possibility? >> in my estimation in a matter of months it'll be an inevitability. let's switch to our attention now to the ebola crisis. we just heard from the cdc a few minutes ago, trying to calm the waters a little bit. you can see a lot of americans are now scared that there's a case in dallas and what could happen over the next several weeks. >> what's happening, and i think it's interesting that the cdc chose this wording to do that. in the past 48 hours, it's become heavily politicized. and you have a number of people who are possible candidates for the presidency on the gop side in 2016 coming out and talking about let's quarantine africa, let's bring back the american troops that are being stageed there to help out -- staged

there to help out in the humanitarian and medical efforts. let's start revoking all american travel. you see the list go on and on. and we were saying during the break, if another american in another part of the country contracted ebola, it blows into a big political issue for the obama administration. the pressure will be o. what the cdc was trying to say, it's relatively easy to contain. it's not contagious until you begin to show symptoms. so you have these firewalls from point to point on the different people. that's why they think they have dallas pretty much under control. but one more case and everyone will start to freak out everyone more. you say the airline that got stopped because a person was sick. these other kinds of things that go on and

on. and this is despite the fact that more people die from the interovirus than of ebola in the united states. but it's scary, it's out there, it's something people don't understand. we all know it's been bn the focus of move -- been the focus of movies and scary things like that. when that enters the political atmosphere, especially one as charged as this, it's going to start making eve to the hills saying stop the air flights. >> and we've got the midterm elections going on right now. and it looks like the odds of republicans winning the senate are growing. >> just to go back to the ebola thing, i don't think there is any coincidence that a lot of this is going on. looking at obama's leadership on the issue, that's the key issue that the republicans are ready on. they need to pick up six seed eiths.

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a new search for malaysia airlines flight 370 begins today. it is expected to arrive at 7:00 in the search area in

the southern indian ocean. teams will conduct detailed sonar sweeps of the ocean floor. the flight and all on board vanished without a trace on march 8th. the boeing 777 was headed to beijing. authorities now believe the plane turned and flew south after losing contact with air traffic controllers. pro democracy protestors continue to fill the streets of hong kong today. officials want the crowds to clear by monday. the students meeting the protests have no intention of backing down. they're upset over the election process and want the right to choose who can run as a candidate for the chief executive role in 2017. police have arrested at least 30 people since friday. general motors is recalling more than 60,000 cars in north america. the recalls are for

the pontiac g8 between 2008 and 2009. also the chevy caprice tpv model 2011 to 2013. the models have an issue where the ignition switch might switch to the run position if touched by the driver's knee. one crash has been caused by this problem, but no injuries. another recall is covering more than 10,000 cadillacs ctsd from 2004 to 2007, and also 2006 to 2007 models of the cadillac stsd. they are being recalled due to the fuel pump module electrical terminal possibly overheating. turning now to sports. cal state beat washington in a wild one yesterday.

throw stanford playing in the cold and rainy conditions in indiana against notre dame. the fighting irish overcome to turnovers and two field goal attempts to beat cardinals. and it was a win for san jose state last night. gray threw for 265 yards and an it were. >> coming up tonight, the 49ers try to boil alex smith's return to the bay area. and in-depth on the nationals playoff series with former all-star roberts.

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developing news, an officer-involved shooting. it

happened about 4:30 am on woodland avenue and haus. >> reporter: good morning. tanging a live look as recovers continue -- taking a live look as recovers continue to piece this together. i just spoke with the lieutenant for the san leandro police department. at about 4:30 this morning, police told it'll me an officer spotted a car with several vehicle code violations 2 miles from this location. the officer tried to pull the driver over. the driver sped off and led officers on a high-speed chase. that led to this neighborhood near the before the accident of woodland and hass. the driver turned around and hit the front of the police car. the officer fired at the driver who still managed to get away. the driver sped off at speeds too high for other recovers to follow. it's unclear -- recovers -- officers to follow. they're not releasing any information on the suspect's car or the driver yet. bithe investigation really is

still in its beginning stages. we do know there's a press conference scheduled for 10:00 this morning with the police. we expect to learn more. and we'll provide updates on our website and facebook and twitter pages. >> my quick question, do you know if the suspect was alone in the car? >> reporter: i asked that exact question. and he tells me they either don't know or are not able to release to us whether it was just the driver or there were multiple people in the car. >> reporting live from san leandro. we are looking for cooler conditions headed this way. for some locations. good morning! >> good morning . lots of sunshine and clear skies as we take a live look from the roofcamera. the downtown area looking forward to enough day with pretty warm temperatures. but that fog has returned creeping through the golden gate. we will see temperatures really limited today through the

afternoon. off to a mild start. 66 in napa and upper 50s for half moon bay. you see the fog over at golden gate, a gray start to the sunday. inland spots could reach the upper 90s today. mid-80s bayside. and mid-70s for the coast. temperatures will take a tumble early next week with the return of the marine layer. i'll vey closer look at your forecast coming up at 9:45. a group of contractors and carpenters are helping a family fix their home after a chimney fell and shattered the pelvis of a teenager during the napa quake in august. this jestue is helping napa get back on track. >> reporter: people from six different companies, all strangers until now. >> it brought us to tears.

the kindness brought us to tears. >> reporter: nicholas dylan will be in this wheelchair for another 2-3 months. then another surgery to remight have been bolts from his pelvis -- remove bolts from his pelvis after the chimney in his home fell on top of him during the earthquake in august. >> it feels like i'm dying. the pain is unreal. >> reporter: the teen's medical costs are frightening. the family is financially strapped. but this good deed is saving them thousands of dollars. these men all volunteered their time to break down their damaged chimney and replace the walls in their home. >> the fireplace was about 6,000 pounds. >> enjoy helping somebody out. >> reporter: more volus plan to to show up on monday to paint the wallace. and an electrician will also be here to

make sure the smoke and carbon monoxide detectors are installed and operating correctly. after that, the home will be ready for building inspect orors to come in -- inspectors to come in and remove the rest. incentives for parents and teens to turn in their toy guns. a toy gun and violent video game exchange took place in novato yesterday t. sounds like the centers for domestic peace and the county da's office. you get ice cream and a raffle fikt for a chance to -- ticket for a chance to win an ipad. andy lopez was shot by an officer who thought he was carrying a gun but it turns out it was a replica. they collected 13 guns and one video game. if you missed the combafrj, there will be another -- exchange, there

will be another one next saturday. police are looking for an armed suspect who robbed a novato gas station saturday morning. he is described as an kav machine american man in his 40, wearing black hooded sweatshirt and dark jeans. he may also have been carrying a handgun. no injuries were reported. >> also in the north bay, petaluma police looking for over $70 thought worth of segues stolen from -- $70,000 worth of segues stolen from a trailer. the petaluma police are looking for anyone who might have seen this trailer with this license plate between september 26th and last thursday. the place is california 4 nb4219.

you may have to pay more for your supersized sodas if the tax for sugary drinks passes. it's going to be on the bay area in two weeks, berkeley areas and san francisco. this comes after there were high dollar opposition campaigns and legal battles by the $76 billion soft drink injury. coming up, the blue jaez hit the skies in -- angels hit the skies for fleet week. >> scombooel take a live -- and we'll take a live look outside, san mateo bridge, traffic moving smoothly.

it's a fresh approach on education-- superintendent of public instruction tom torlakson's blueprint for great schools. torlakson's blueprint outlines how investing in our schools will reduce class sizes, bring back music and art, and provide a well-rounded education. and torlakson's plan calls for more parental involvement. spending decisions about our education dollars should be made by parents and teachers, not by politicians. tell tom torlakson to keep fighting for a plan that invests in our public schools.

after a year of no fleet week, the show returns to the bay area next weekend. and kron4 is the place to catch all

the action. >> reporter: the blue angels, fa18 hornets that show the high performance. fast rolls, slow rolls, and very tight turns. one of mat nufrs they'll perform -- maneuvers they'll perform is the tuck-over roll. a synchronized 140 degree flip. it's breath takingly precise. >> and on saturday, we'll bring you the high-flying blue angels soaring above the bay area for the fleet week air show. can you watch the return right here

it's been hot out there, but hang in there! >> that's right. inland we will see another day with 90s in the forecast. but the fog has already returned to the coastline. golden gate bridge socked in at this hour. right now, downtown san francisco at 72 degrees. 65 out the door in livermore. we still have the strong ridge of high pressure and clear skies for most baste area. anothers are -- most of the bay area. no heat advisory in effect. the numbers today, redwood city 88, 91 in san jose. lots of sunshine, walnut creek, 97 for you, 80 in richmond, 96

for livermore. downtown san francisco yesterday came in at 90. i think today will be in the low 80s. 92 in the wine country. and the coastline, much-needed relief there. temperatures in the mid-70s for ocean beach, 79 for daly city. san bruno, not too bad. and san mateo getting close to 90. if you're heading to the niners game, by the time you head to the tailgate, it's going to start to warm up. 10:30, temperatures in the 70s biechl kickoff, sunny and warm condition it's -- by kickoff, sunny and warm conditions, temperatures in the upper 80s. and this afternoon, we'll hit that 90-degree mark. the 7-day forecast shows us heading back to work with much-needed relief. the fog will return. a pretty cloudy morning, sunshine into the afternoon, temperatures near normal by the middle of this week before we warm thing back up into next weekend. joining me this morning is

joe photo and his partner, denise warner. she joe is a photographer behind this project, a photo project centered around homeless children. doimenting and photographing -- documenting and photographing homeless children of san francisco. welcome this morning. how did you get the idea for this project, joe? >> the idea that started began in new orleans at mardi gras. lisa and i bought an rv in february and decided we wanted to travel the country. we got to new orleans, i was we -- we began getting free hugs from kids who wanted to get kids from us. and i thought it was a great idea to photograph them

and start this. it's been an interesting long journey from new orleans to get here. as weave traveling, weave speak to be homeless kids in different cities. and they direct our path and tell us where more groups are gather or heading. >> here's a look at some of the photos you're taking. >> these are kids that we just naturally resonated with in new orleans. we saw a need for them to connect with other adults. and i that for a fascinating to -- thought they were fascinating to look at. a lot of us, because we haven't developed a relationship, we don't give ourselves permission. i'm hoping this gives america permission to look at homeless kids in a different light. >> and while he's doing the photos, you're interviewing these children. what are some of the stories that resonate with you? >> my goodness. most of these

stories are hoarive i think. their child -- horrific. their childhood stories are what we would consider nightmares. one young man said at the age of 4, he didn't want to live anymore. and he said to me what makes a child at 4 years ago old not want to be here? he had just tremendous abuse in his life. i think that the -- i would say 90% of these kids have no value. and i would like the public to understand that what they see, the dirt that they see on them, and the trash cans they're digging in, is really a reflection of their own self-esteem and their own value. and we could maybe look at them with compassion rather than judgment. >> what are their lives like day to day here in san francisco? >> they -- it's interesting. their highest value is freedom. they love the fact that they have freedom. they don't really want to be a part of what they

call the system, which is the money system. they love bartering. they share absolutely everything they have, which is nothing. but they don't hold onto it as if they need it. they just know that they're going to have what they need whenever they need it. and they love when people smile at them or are generous with them. they spend most of their time with each other. they feel like they have a family where they're not judged, when they hangs out with each other. they're musicians and artists, the majority of them. they'll play for the public their music and hope to generate some money from that. some of them make jewelry and make money that way. and some of them just panhandle. >> we're seeing these really beautiful photos. what's if like capturing -- it like capturing their faces and their spirit? >> it's such a wonderful gift for me as an artist. i've been a wedding photography for the

past 24 years, and at weddings i'm given permission to be there and to photograph everyone that i see and document the day. and it's a beautiful, lovely, wealthy day. on the street, it's a very different skill set. developing trust with someone almost immediately, and then cocreating portraits with them. one of the things that i do is i engage with them, i often hug them. and then i have them in front of my camera. and we'll ask them some questions. and it's just really a great gift. it's a great gift then to be able to share the images back with them. >> and what would you like the admissible to take away from this -- the public to take away from this experience when they see your photos? >> that these kids codo have value -- do have value. they have a lot of value and we have a lot to learn from them. >> thank you so much, joe and denise. you're going to be

going from city to city the next year or so for the entertaining angels project. and you're going to put an exhibition together starting in new orleans. possibly even a book? >> there will absolutely be a book. and my vision for new orleans is to do a gallery exhibition there before mardi gras next year. >> and bring it back to san francisco next year as well. >> yeah, and celebrate with the ki-kidds. ♪(theme song from cheers) stan! ! ! hey guys! stan the man! hey, how's it goin stan? can i get $55 on pump three? you got it, stan! gas stations. just that. where nobody knows your name. the chevrolet cruze eco. with an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon highway. it's the new efficient.

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a recap of the top stories this morning. san leandro police investigating an officer-involved shooting at about 4:30 this morning. one officer spotted a car driving recklessly, and that's when a high-speed pursuit began. the officer was led into a cul-de-sac on woodland avenue. the suspect then rammed the front of the patrol car, and the officer was firing his weapon

then. the suspect fled the scene. it's not clear if he was hit. the officer is not injured and has been placed on administrative leave. the man who was treated and released after falling victim to the ebola virus is back in the hospital this morning. officials at a massachusetts medical center say the doctor is now in stable condition. they don't believe this is a recurrence of ebola. but they are isolating him, and he is treated now for a new respiratory problem. giants fans just can't get enough of this one! brandon belt homering to right field last night as the giants win the longest postseason game in mlb history. it was a long 18 innings! but they held on to beat the nationals 2-1. it's game that lasted a record 6 hours and 23 minutes.

today the 49ers and chiefs will do battle at levi stadium. kickoff at 1:25. it marks the return of former quarterback alex smith to san francisco to face off against his past teammates. and the current quarterback, colin kaepernick. they'll be decked out in pink for breast cancer awareness month. and your 7-day forecast, temperatures back off today especially for the coastline. normal next week. temperatures will climb again by next weekend.

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