a reminder for the push alert on breaking news. download the kron 4 mobile app. it is the source for news and weather on the phone or tablet. >> memorial is set up for later this week for a woman called at the fitness grim in livermore.

>> she was in an exercise class. when it scratched into the windows. and being driven by a 89-year-old women. >> six other people were hurt. and this is the latest involving elderly drives. and they will help aging drivers. >> helps to remine them to be safe s so tragic accounts like that. and thexway. >> that driving changes. and what those are. >> how to deal with them about. >> it is learning to recognize their expectations and also rec hoises the most difficult chess as a motorist. >> that is not getting behind the wheel at all. if they feel it is not safe. >> coming up. the pope is wrapping up his trip in the news today.

we will have a recap of the visit to the suvment. >> kanye west. >> he would be running for precedent in 2020. and the what they will be attending in san fran i say sisco.

. president obama and kanye west will be attending a fundraiser. they are slated to add attend the national come might tee event. the fundraiser will include an afternoon concert where kanye will perform songs from his upcoming album. >> ranging from $250 to $10,000 a piece. >> recently at the mtv, music video awards. he would be running for president in 2020.

>> and still ahead on kron 4 news weekend. people have been showing love for people during his visit. what one man did to his hair to celebrate the visit to philadelphia. we will show you after the break.

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a mercedes-benz suv with the heart and soul of a race car. . back on kron 4 news weekend. anny hong has more. they begin the cooling trend through today, marty and the next couple of days. >> sounds good. >> talking 80s inland. >> especially for folks with triple digits. >> it is tough when you have the hot temperatures and we will give it a break in the next couple of days. here is a look at the forecast for livermore today. upper 50s and under a partly cloudy conditions. low 80 by lunchtime. warming up fairly quickly through the morning hours. and looking for a high of 88. three and 4:00 p.m. and looking for a westerly breeze. and it is going to be a warm

evening tonight. 85 by 6:00. anal mid-70s at -- and mid-70s and it is towards the coast and mild to warm conditions. and tomorrow morning clouds and the cooling continues and low 80s and then we are looking forward to an october warm up once again. right now. 57 in san francisco and good morning to you. >> 58. san jose. upper 50s. also upper 50s for santa rosa. this is the high in san francisco. sunny conditions. 72. and 79 in san mateo and lower 80s in palo alto. and talking generally mid- to lower 60s and 69 in half moon bay. heading to the south bay. a lot of 80s here. >> 83 in sunny vale and 87 in morgan hill. our battle of the bay continues

today. giants at the oakland. and first pitch at 1:05. mid-70s expected and warming up to more 70s and marty was out there yesterday. sitting in the direct sunlight, he got hot. do prepare for that. temperatures will feel quite warmer if you are in the direct sunlight during the game. otherwise next three days looks like this. >> continue the cool down. and low to mid-80s for tomorrow and near 80 on tuesday. to 70s. a lot of 70s across the bay and we are looking forward to the cool down by tuesday and wednesday. when i come back. we will take a look at the total eclipse forecast a little bit later. >> thank you, anny, we have been showing you the pope's visit to the united states. it comes to an end today. before it does, we want to look back at the historic moments and special encounter, here is

chris cuomo with our partnership with cnn. >> reporter: the people's pope. he has come with a message for the americas and the world is listening. >> mr. speaker, the pope of the holy see. >> the world and the people in it and the congress to performing a near miracle to bring lawmakers together. >> i am most grateful for the invitation to address this joint session of congress. in the land of the free and the home of the brave. > >> reporter: his presence moving hard members to tears. but popo francisco is here for the people. especially the littlest like 5-year-old solve fee cruz. carry ago letter and drawing. asking his hilliness to urge

congress to legalize her parents. both undocumented freants living in the u.s. francis canonized the first latin american saint on american soil at catholic university. >> new york city became like vatican city for a day. streets stuffed with faithful fans. >> a memorable scene at historic st. patrick's cathedral. >> the pope praising the religious women of the u.s. for their strength telling them i love you very much. >> following this the footsteps of his predecessors addressing the general assembly at the united nations ands to ground zero praying for the fallen. >> meeting with the families who lost so much and visiting the queen of angels elementary

school in harlem. >> students inside were eager to share their teachings. >> holy father, we want to share with you. >> pope francis, the gentleman's see wit -- the jesuit, true to form. >> don't forkt the homework. >> it seemed every path way was ryaned with eyeballs anxious for a glimpse of the man who boosted his church and the nation. >> the pope's triumphant arrival showing compassion and blessing children with special needs. later, leading mass for some 20,000 catholics. >> may the lord bless you, the father, the son and the holy spirit. >> amen. and take a look at this. one man showing his love for

pope francis on his head. philadelphia barber kenny duncan did this haircut with the pope's portrait on his head. he is not a catholic but a fan of the pope and wanted to celebrate his visit. no word on what the customer had to say once he saw his new hair do. >> a 7-year-old boy found $8,000 while playing at the park. we will explain what the immediate response to finding the money was all about. >> and for the weekend, it is the treasure island flea market. plenty of exhibits and food trucks. it is happening from 10 to four. the event is pet friendly ant admission is $3. >>

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found cash on the slide. after finding the money, he took the money over to his uncle to turn into the police. the police were able to find out who the moaning any belonged to and aiden's family said he learned about the gold condition rule and put it into action. >> you are being called a hero. what do you think of that. >> cool. >> what is the golden rule. >> treat other people the way you want to be treated. >> well said. the money belonged to a hard-working contractor who had just gotten paid and he was extremely grateful for hits actions and surprised that the money was returned to him and thank him for his honesty and gave him a $100 bill. > >> on october 13th. cnncht will live stream the primary debate using virtual reality and it has a platform

next t and with the help of reality head sets. they can watch the debates from the perspective of an audience member. >> you can enjoy that with a device that you can watch a particular candidate and see off screen interactions. >> temperatures are going to warm up today quite nicely. >> looking for upper 70s today and oakland, you are a waking up to cloudy conditions. coasting this the 60s.

and into tuesday. we will look at the super moon and total eclipse answer when you need to get the kids ready for tonight to watch the really amazing site. marty? we are back with more coming up at eight.

. good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. i am marty gonzalez and happening today, the pope is wrapping up his visit to the united states. today, it is meetings and one more mass for the pontiff and this started on tuesday in the

nation's capital and off to new york. and now the final weekend stop in philadelphia. just this morning. it is at philadelphia's largest prison talking to inmates and sitting in front of a special wooden chair made by the prisoners. and meets with inmates and washed prisoner's feet. the pope opposes the death penalty and called for the and lition mentd of this. and meeting with prisoners there at the largest prison in philadelphia. we will turn now to sandoval and has a look at the final kay in the u.s. >> boarding from downtown philadelphia. where the final sound checks have final preparations ahead. and this is the papal mass. before they head back to rome. they are getting their early seats and off to an early start. and tackling what has been a

very difficult issue for the catholic church. >> after meeting privately with victims of abuse. they use the this within the catholic church. >> and this is the responsibility to take care of the tend kerr ones. >> they violated that trust. >> and caused them great pain. >> the pontiff spoke to the bishop this morning for the sexual abuse of children will be held accountable. and speaking off the cuff in both spanish and english. and this is a message of faith. >> for the most beautiful thing. >> said the bible. and this is the family.

. please. don't ever be ashamed of your traditions. and do not forget the lessons you learned from your elders. >> the agenda will include a stop at the maximum security prison for a visit with inmates. the chair was hand crafted by some of the prisoners culminating the visit. a a final mass. and experience his energy one more time before he heads to rome. and preceasely for that reason, we are expecting a huge crowd here today and could see the largest crowd to gather since the start of the papal trip and some of the preliminary numbers suggest, we could see a million people in the area. >> downtown in the area. >> i am back to you. >> thank you so much. we will continue the pope's

visit to philadelphia throughout the newscast for a couple of hour it is on kron 4 news weekends. we take a live look outside from the embarcadero and see overcast skies there. and just enough to cool us off a bit. good morning. just going out and hanging out with friends and another nice day for you. and more sunshine is expected once they clear out in the morning hours and pay 4:00 p.m.

this afternoon. look for a westerly breeze. and cooling down into the mid-and lower 70s by six and 8:00. later this evening. still very mild for the evening hours. >> we are at 56 degrees in downtown san francisco. low 60s now and it is a couple of degrees. and 60 also in concord. and low 50s and now out the 40s. this is the cool spot. we will see 70s for most of the bay area. and see low 80s at the point already. by 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. that's when most of us will reach the highs today and it is warmer spots into the upper 80s and when i come back. we will break down the east bay highs for you. and we have got the super eclipse forecast as well. >> marty? >> thank you, anny, back to the news.

today. some major street closures to tell you about in san francisco. the street fair kicks off at 11:00 and thousands of people to attends the adult oriented events. this is the one in years passed. and follow some street will be closed between seventh and 10th. and eighth and ninth. between howard and harrison. muni service will be effected in the area. be aware of that. other news this morning. this is the golden gate bridge and they have been considering this as a way to cover a huge budget deficit. now, some lawmakers are urging governor brown to sign a bill and keep walking across the bridge. absolutely free. >> kron 4's avery harper is live at the golden gate bridge with the possible toll and what

they are thinking about it. >> good morning. >> good morning, marty. >> i am ready to walk across the golden gate bridge and if you are on foot or your bike. it is free to cross. and the bridge board of directors gets its way and could cost you. and they are urging governor brown to sign a bill that would make a toll. a no go until 2021. they were about to cross the bridge and what they had to say about it. >> it is crazy. >> doesn't surprise me. and california does crazy things like that. i guess. and i don't think it is right. >> it depend it is on how much the charge would be. and if it is reasonable. and if it could be. and this is better. and the bridge. and cleaner. and why not. >> there is a lot of tourist stuff to do in d.c. and it is all free. why do you have to charge for everything. and let everybody enjoy it. >> .

now, as you can see. there are people who are out here this morning. lots of runners and cycle ichts using them. and bridge strict said. it is all about making up for a massive deficit and get some kind of revenue for the bridge. i am here throughout the >> avery harper reporting live. and we will continue to check in with her throughout the morning. >> coming up on the news weekend. at 9:45. county assemblyman will be joining us in studio and talking about the legislative effort to try and stop the pedestrian toll on the golden gate bridge. this is 9:45. the idea of a pedestrian toll is not anything new on the golden gate bridge and there used to be one. this photo was taken in 1937 when the bridge opened and at that time. there was as 5-cent toll to walk across the bridge. and by 1940, the toll had been raised to 10 cents and it remained at that rate until

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attention but is ready to get back to being a regular student. >> it's been pretty crazy last month. >> i definitely have to spend a few hours on my homework this weekend. >> this is the latest for honors over the past couple of weeks. there you see the parade that was held for him. him and his two friends were each made knights by the french government. and still ahead a public place in the east bay inn fested with bed bugs. we'll have the symptoms that you need to look out for. and for the weekend it is the valley fair. you can enjoy art, live music and food and a a whole lot of things for the kids as well. it's from ten to five and it's all free.

0. we're back. happening today or tonight keep your eyes to the skies. there will be a lunar, eclipse and a super moon. the super moon is a full moon that appears larger, and you want to get a good look at tonight's super moon eclipse because there won't be another one until 2033. you can send your pictures and you will likely see it tomorrow morning on the morning news and also on our website as well. that is really going to be a great show tonight, but -- >> but, yeah, so we the clouds might get in the way right now. we're calling for partly to mostly cloudy conditions tonight. if you're at the coast it might be a little bit cloudier there. our inland spots you've got a pretty good chance of seeing this tonight.

>> okay. great. >> so what you want to do, it will take place at 7:11 tonight and goes until 8:23. and we are going to probably see this happening the moon rises right around close to 7:00, and then he eclipse will already be in progress, and what you want to do is look to the east. and that might be hard because you might have some buildings in the way. >> yeah, and again, as you mentioned if you're buy the coast just move inland land a little bit. >> temperatures wise it should be comfortable out there. so the are reason why we're calling this the super moon lunar, eclipse. the space center has a big event out there tonight. ten bucks at the door.

so you've got plenty of chances to see it tonight. so get the kids out there later today. they'll have a great time this evening. and low 70s by 10:00 this morning and then we'll hit our afternoon high of 83 between three and 4 p.m. today and then cooling down into the 70s by 8:00 tonight and should be pretty good viewing conditions in san jose. a northwest earl breeze at five miles per hour. temperatures as you're waking up or sloping in or just hanging out in bed temperatures are only up a little bit here. a couple more 60s on the map. 63 in livermore. 58 in oakland. nevada you're out of the 40s coming in at 50 degrees at this hourment our wind speeds with pretty calm out there. and

light winds. it's a very calm morning so far. the winds will pick up a little bit. 73 for our friends in alameda. for our inland spots a lot of 80s here. we did hit 90s in livermore. and danville, good morning to you, you'll hit a high of 84 degrees. so definitely shorts and t-shirts for you this afternoon of also not a bad pool day as well. heres a look at your next three days. we're going to cool things down monday and tuesday. upper 70s, close to 80 degrees for tuesday by our inland spots. definitely could give your ac a break on tuesday and then the bay and coast will be in the low 60s and 70s. when i come back we'll talk more about your highs for the rest of the bay area we've also got your

baseball forecast as well. the battle of bay continues in oak's oakland. >> dogs discovered more bed bugs at a public library in berkeley. the north branch have the doors closed. >> critters crawling and hanging out, enough for the city to lock the doors and keep everyone out. >> i mean, these bed bugs happen. >> disappointing for those unaware. >> i work as a nurse. >> though after reading the signs out front less worry and concern since these crawlers are not considered a health hazard or known to spread disease. >> we get a lot of students that have bed bugs in their dorms. >> and it's more likely that the bugs were carried into the library by people.

>> you see some adult bed bugs >> rather than bred there. >> they set their coat or backpack down. >> also prompting the closure of mitchel park library earlier this week after pest sniffing dogs walked the area. the building will then most likely be treated with heat to kilt bugs. >> it's very effect i have to kill bed bugs in all life cycles. >> a tactic he says was used last year at a blowing inspected swarming with bugs. >> measures need to be taken to make sure it does not spread. they feed on human blood. >> out of caution the children's library will be off limits to the public sunday while the dogs also check that building. he says it's important to wipe them out before they multiply. >> certainly it's something that you need to take very seriously. >> as for the north branch library it is scheduled to

reopen on tuesday. >> and doctors say it can be difficult to distinguish bed bug bites from other insect bites or rashes. they're typically red with a darker red spot in the middle and arrange in a rough line or a cluster. they're also most likely located on your face, neck and arms. experts say that some have no reaction to bed bug bites while others could have a severe allergy reaction. >> a toxic algae alert after another dog has died. it's the second confirmed death in two months. the latest case was traced to eel river. the first case was linked to the russian river. people are to avoid any waters with floating algae on it. and still ahead two of the as former big three-pitchers made a stop at the coal see yum

yesterday. we'll have cal highlights as well. >> and for the weekend it is the rock and roll half marathon in san jose. it's all free if you want to go watch and it's happening around the plaza today from eight to 1:00.

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all in a munchie meal. . >> welcome back. it was a very special moment for bay area sports fans saturday as the giants and as honored two of their own. the big three, were teammates in okay for five years and eventually they would head to san francisco and help the giants win three world series titles. both pitchers say they will be retiring at the end of the season. neither pitcher made it out of the third inning

yesterday but both got standing ovations. what was the final start of his career. even though fans showed up to see hudson and zito that was rookie who stole the show and he made history yesterday hitting three home runs. he hit this one to deep left field, also one to center field and then with the game tied parker hit a grand slam to right. he is the only rookie to hit three home runs in one game. he finished with seven rbis yesterday and by the way, the last to hit three home runs and have seven rbi in the same game was a guy by the name of willie, mayes. >> in college football, bears quarter back looking for the the golden bears to win against

washington for the first time since's 2008. that would be a touchdown. going for 342 yards, two touchdowns as well. cal would hold off washington's second half rally and they would win it 30 to 24. they remain undefeated. in the nfl it is week three and the raider are trying to keep their momentum after their win last week in cleveland to take on the browns today. kick off is scheduled for 10:00 this morning. the 49ers also looking to bounce back after an ugly loss last week. their kick off is set for 10:five this afternoon. still ahead for you a family who lost their home in the valley fire returns to their home. we'll have that coming up. and for the weekend it is candypaluzza.

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0. we are back. we're taking a live look outside. a bit overcast in parts of san francisco and other parts of the bay area this morning but we should have a nice day. >> yeah, we are waking up to more cloud cover this morning including here in san francisco. good morning to you. now, at 57 degrees in the city going for a high of 72 by 2:00 this afternoon so a nice mild day in downtown. we're looking at a westerly wind of five to ten miles per hour. this evening looks pretty good for the eclipse. might see some clouds out there but i think by 7:00 it shouldn't be completely cloud

development right now the models are saying it should be partly cloudy. now, temperatures are warming up a little bit hour by hour looking at 60 degrees in san jose. we've got that rock and roll half marathon taking place right now. 63 in livermore. and highs today look like this we'll see a lot of 70s and 80s pretty much across the board here. 89 in livermore, fremont going for 83. and for the coast a little cooler for you. no more 70s. expecting upper # 0s in daly ciy . and wine country today to a little wine tasting. 84 is your high in napa, 85 in santa rosa. when i come back i've got your storm tracker seven-day forecast can including your highs for the peninsula and the battle of the

bay baseball forecast as well. >> thank you. well, we have an update for you on the valley fire. firefighters expect to have the blaze fully contained by next week. the valley fire has burned more than 76,000 acres it is now 95 percent contained. more than 2,000 firefighters still battling that blaze which has destroyed over 1,200 homes. it has killed four people and one person is still missing. and some good news this weekend they were allowed to go back into their homes. this ends the last road restriction and evacuation order that was made. volunteers are flocking to lake county to help in the recovery process, and we visited one family who returned to their burned down home yesterday. they were suited up and ready to work alongside generous strangers who were there to help them.

>> lifting, sifting, . >> this was a pretty nice collection. >> two weeks after the lake county fire they are back home sorting through debris. >> we didn't get a chance to take anything. >> with the help of volunteer s volunteers her and her family are now picking up the pieces. >> it's such aablying. >> the day of the disaster they were the ones helping neighbors get out. >> while everyone was rushing to evacuate her neighborhood from up the hill called in a panic saying his garage door wouldn't open. they went up there to save him and when they turned around her home was up in flames >> everything comes full circle. the people that we grabbed their dogs we're now living on their property in their 5th wheel. they're letting us stay there for a while

>> they now have somewhere to stay and volunteers are ready to help them get ahead. >> we've been able to find the things that they need. >> the stove that was on the second floor is now sitting in the convertible that was in the first floor garage but like the home 's foundation they are standing to rebuild. . >> and many of those evacuees are returning home to a public health emergency. some of the challenges those families are facing. >> returning home they have been told to probing themselves. firefighters are handing out these masks and gloves. people also need to wear clothing that covers up their skin. the state health department also has some regions. they say to try to keep your pets out of the ash. you also want to thoroughly

clean any items that you pull from the wreckage that you want to keep. recess also avoid using shop vac couples that don't filler out part ankles. that goes the same for leave belowers needless to say. this has become a public health emergency. that has been formally declared in lake county because the ash contains chemicals maybe even asbestos. wet ash can even cause chemical burns. and in the long-term those risks include cancer. in fact they do not have to deal with the wreckage of their homes alone. the lake county office of emergency services will remove debris at no cost. now, on a personal note i had been experiencing severe eye irritation since being up in lake county covering the fires. my eyes have been dry, red, very itchy, just a reminder that these people who are returning

home they still face a number of dangers even though the fire is nearly 100 percent contained. reporting in the news room. >> and the red cross is asking for donations to help visits of these fires, and you can make a donation online at our website. you can also call 1,800 red cross. and a reminder for push alerts on breaking news be sure to down load or mobile app. >> coming up some tips if you've been thinking about heading north for your next vacation. >> also musician kanye west announced last month that he'll be running for president in 2020.

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. president obama and musician kanye west will be attending a democratic fundraiser in san francisco. the president and west slated to attend the event in october, that's on october 10th. the fundraiser will include an afternoon concert where kanye is expected to perform songs from his upcoming album. tickets ranging from $250 to $10,000 a piece. recently at the video music awards he announced that he would be running for president in 2020. and on october 13th, cnn will be life streaming the debate. they partnered with virtual technology platform. cnn says that with the help of the head set users can watch the debates from the perspective of an audience member. now, you will need a samsung head set and the price starts at about $100

for that and viewers can watch a particular candidate also see off screen interactions. and still ahead, plenty of people have been showing their love for the pope during his visit. we'll show you what man did to his hair to celebrate the visit. that's come up next. and for the weekend it is octoberfest in san francisco. you can enjoy german beer, food, music and dancing. it's happening at peer 48 from 11 until six this evening.

0. welcome back. happen sunday everyone. a live look at our walnut creek camera. and we are looking at partly sunny conditions. it's going to be a warm day four in livermore. good morning to you. you're now at 63 degrees right now at this hour. i just updated that number. low 80s at lunchtime expected and 88 is our high today. we'll hit that around three to 4 p.m.

this afternoon. look for a westerly breeze at around knife to ten miles per hour. temperatures will be cooling down into the mid 70s so temperatures are a little bit cooler today compared to yesterday. right now 57 in downtown san francisco. low 60s for our friends in san jose. you started off cool this morning. our wind speed still calm at this hour. pretty much all across the bay area. we have some lighter winds but overall a very quiet morning. our peninsula forecast looks like this so may see some cloudy conditions right now for the coast but we will be seeing more sunshine for this afternoon. low 70s in downtown san francisco so a nice day in the city. low 80s in redwood city. heading farther south a lot of 80s here, warming up to 83 in san jose. so i call that shorts

and t-shirt weather for you. battle of the bay continues today. the giants taking on the as the first pitch at 1:05. it will be warming up into the upper 70s about it will feel like you're in the 80s. marty was in that direct sun yesterday at the game and he said it was hot. so bring all your protective gear. and look for a light breeze five to ten miles per hour coming in from the west. that breeze will help a little bit. here's your storm tracker for seven-day around the bay forecast. that cooling continues through tuesday and wednesday. wednesday our cool least day. upper 70s for our inland spots that's going to feel very comfortable if not cool. hopefully by then you can give the ac a break and back up for the beginning of october and

next weekend. >> we're going to talk a little travel now as hotels and resorts are doing a lot of things to stand out against a very crowded field. if you're up for an adventure you might want to think about wild nights in canada. a place that a whole lot of folks don't think about and that's quebec. >> absolutely. there's a lot of reasons, sometimes it's food, sometimes it's sunshine. today we're going to talk about going after a little adventure. so canada in the quebec region, north of the area but it's area kind of unknown. this is what's waiting for you. this is the tree house you always wanted as a kid but your parents wouldn't build for you. and these are kind of like fiberglass bubbles. park adventure they're fast nature to go look at. and you get inside and there's this incredible use of space. you stand there and spin around

because there's not a whole lot of room but look at the view. they're just fun. if there's a way to describe it, they're just fun, you get there and look at them and everything you needs inside of them. they're incredibly well stocked those steps in the middle take you up to the top bunk. there's a double level. so behind that shelving is a set of bunk beds. the curb summons pull around and you can sleep four. >> you can sleep four. >> well four people that like each other. it's a little cozy but you're not going to spend a whole lot of time in there. the park has hiking and all of this great stuff to do and zip lining. >> i know a lot of people would be looking at it and. >> so on that note what i will say is the night that i was in there we had a big thunderstorm didn't feel a thing. >> really? >> didn't feel a thing. so they

are incredibly stable. you are not swaying, there's a deck around the whole thing. >> good to know and i saw that relationship ramp to get you there. >> it's not that skinny. >> okay. good. >> okay so more hiking if you are a fan of hiking you will also love our next. those falls are actually higher than niagara. so that gives you a sense of perception, and if you're feeling like energetic you can hike, or you can take a cable car. this is a company town that was built around these falls because there was a mill at the base of the falls, okay. they're beautiful inside and out. some of them are just like they looked then some of them have been restored to look like this. so it's a nice place for you to spend, relax do some

outdoor activities but have a comfy place to call the night so you have a little bit of history and outside altogether. and the mill is still there. it's 40 no buildings you can still go in and tour it. this is the original schoolhouse. so really there's a lot of history that you can kind of mix into which is really nice. it gives you a -- >> and no crowds. >> no crowds. absolutely. and you know, this is a seasonal destination. so here's the thing you're going to want to go they're open through october essentially but no crowds the entire time we were there. >> and roughly what's the cost. >> so this one kind of works as a package. so i think a little over $200 but that's also going to include your dinner which is a sit down restaurant and your breakfast the next morning. >> so our next one isn't so much

about luxery it's about habitat. . >> that sounds like horror movie. >> for my morning walk. >> you saw this on your morning walk. >> this was my morning walk. i'm not quite sure that they were warning each other that i was on the move but they had already woken everybody up so this is kind of the remote of the three. this is about a 4-hours drive from quebec city. this is three packs of wolfs. they're in really large enclosures about five acres or so but three different packs. there are a couple very small cabins. that type of thing that you can be right outside of the enclosure. so if you roll the right way in bed you can see them out the window. and they're very cheyenne mals with the exception this is the

smallest of the packs, and so the first thing they saw when they were born were humans and they might as well just be puppies. now, that being said there are a lot of safety things you go through. these are wild animals but you will get in there and you will practically forget where you are because they -- i think they enjoy you possibly more. i have to tell you they were so taken and look at that. they were just like a puppy and two of them are on the smaller side. look at that. >> so go with a little sense of adventure you can spend the night for a little bit extra $38 you go in and you can do this and there is a time limit. it's based on the owner when they've had enough they'll let you know. >> that is fascinating. it's an area that not a whole lot of

folks know about. >> it is a very not so known destination that's worth checking out. >> that's a lot. we'll see you soon. >> if you're thinking about doing some things for the weekend closer to home how about this in san francisco is taking place today from ten until four. plenty of exhibits. food trucks but it's happening today. it's pediatric friendly admission is three bucks. see you there.

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now on kron 4 news weekend, the pope wrapping up his visit to the u.s. today she at philadelphia's largest jail talking to inmates, sitting in a special chair made by the prisoners. >> reporter: good afternoon from philadelphia. those crowds continue to fitter in for what will be the final

papal mass while in the united states. after meeting privately with victims of sexual abuse, he used some of his strongest words yet to condemn the clergy sex abuse within the catholic church. >> they had the responsibility to take care of these tender ones, violated that trust, and caused them great pain. >> reporter: the pontiff spoke to bishops this morning saying all of those responsible for sexual abuse of children will be held accountable. all of this coming after saturday's celebration where speaking off the cuff he delivered one more message of faith. >> the most beautiful thing that god did was the family. >> reporter: francis stayed on his week long message of religious freedom and

immigration. >> please don't ever be ashamed of your traditions. do not forget the lessons you learned from your elders. >> reporter: culminating the u.s. visit, the final mass. it will be a chance to experience the pope's energy in person one more time before he heads to rome. and that visit with those inmates was the first time a pope actually visited an american prison. this is a pope that continues making hittingry ahead of this mass scheduled to begin here at 4:00 p.m. eastern. meanwhile, that public continues to stream in. meanwhile, security extremely tight ahead of what will be the pope's final mass in the united states before he returns to rome later today. back to you. >> we will continue our coverage of the pope's visit to philadelphia throughout the morning. but now it's time to turn our

attention to the weather forecast, because we're expecting another nice day as we take this live look outside from the embarcadero camera. you can see some overcast skies, but that's going to burn off, huh? >> that's right. we'll see more sunshine by the afternoon. and the weather headline for today is a little cooler. >> no complaints there. >> the cooling continues through wednesday. good morning, everyone. happy sunday. hope you're having a great start to your day. here is live look at our san francisco cameras, the embarcadero. we are seeing a little more cloud cover this morning across the bay, and we're already starting to see some sunshine out there. our temperatures in the upper 60s at this hour in livermore. 63 in oakland, also in san jose. 58 in downtown san francisco, and for the north pay, already low 70 nhl santa rosa. 59 in napa. 63 in concord. here is a look at your futurecast for today. you can see temperatures are going to be warming up quite

nicely throughout the morning hours. already seeing the clouds start to burn off. by lunch time, we're looking at 70s across the pay, and a few spots getting into the lower 80s. i think some parts of the coast will be staying in the 60s through the day today. that's where you see that sliver of green. wide spread 70s and 80s this afternoon. not expecting 90s today. pretty good viewing conditions today for the super eclipse. we'll talk more about that later in the broadcast. >> all right, annie, thank you. happening today some major street closures in san francisco to tell you about. the folsom street fair kicks off this morning at 11:00. thousands of people expected to attend the adult-oriented event. here is what you need to know about street closures. folsom street between 7th and 12th will be closed along with

8th, 9th, and 10th streets between howard and harrison in san francisco. muni service in the area will also be affected. these closures there last until tonight and are now in effect. the debate continues this morning should pedestrians and bicyclists have to pay a toll to cross the golden gate bridge. bridge officials have been considering this as part of the way to help cover a huge budget deficit. now some local lawmakers are urging governor brown to sign a bill that would keep walking across the bridge absolutely free. avery harper are reports live now from the golden gate bridge with more on the possible toll and what some people think about it. avery, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, marty. people are starting to run and walk and bike across the bridge, and right now it's completely free to cross the span on foot or on your bike, but some bridge officials are saying that it it could be a possibility that they would charge for you to do that in

coming years. i have spoken to some people on the bridge this morning. one group of women who was doing a fund-raiser said they would change the way they did their fund-raiser in there was a toll on the bridge. take a listen to what they had to say. >> we come on training walks, and so we each have to pay, wouldn't be the end of the world, but i think if it was a donation based, you know, like at a national park, you put a dollar in to cross the bridge, especially for the tourists, for people who want to consider this beautiful view we have, i would hate for people not to be able to experience it because they couldn't afford it. >> reporter: now again bridge officials say that this is an effort to cover a massive deficit and generate some sort of revenue, additional revenue for the bridge. now people here have had mixed reactions to that, but most say they don't want to pay a toll every time they want across the bridge. pack to you in the the studio. >> no big surprise there. coming up on kron 4 news in about 45 minutes or so,

california assembly member phil ting from san francisco will be joining us in studio, talking about the latest legislative effort to stop a pedestrian toll on the golden gate bridge. the idea of a pedestrian toll is not anything new for the golden gate bridge. in fact, there used to be one. this is a photo of the bridge when it opened back in 1937. at that points, there was a 5 cent toll to walk across the bridge, and by 1940, that toll had been raised to 10 cents to walk across, and remained at that price through 1970 when the toll was finally removed. still ahead, a special event in the sky tonight that you will definitely want to see. what you need to know about tonight's rare lunar eclipse. we'll have that coming up. and also one of the france heros -- train heros from sacramento is honored. and donald trump is continuing to slip in the poll. we'll look at the newest

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new this morning, the race for the republican nomination tightens up, according to the latest poll, donald trump and ben carson are running neck and neck. trump still sits atop of the poll, but ben carson is right behind him with 20%. that's within the margin of error for this poll. former tech ceo carly fiorina, and florida senator marco rubio right now tied for third at 11% apiece. the facebook ceo, mark zucker berg and the prime minister of india set to meet later today. it is a town hall meeting that will discuss everything from cyber security to internet access for developing nations.

the goal is for intia to have a silicon valley of it own. tonight the prime minister will be speaking to a sold out event in san jose, and protests are planned for the meeting, and at facebook, as well, as well as the event in san jose. people will be demonstrating against indiia's human rights violations. and for the weekend, it's the coal valley fair in -- cole valley fair in san francisco, where you can enjoy a lot of activities, including events for the kids. it's happening on cole street in san francisco from 10:00 to 5:00, and it is free.

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keep your eyes sky ward tonight and you'll see something that won't happen again for more than 21 years. we're talking about a lunar eclipse and a super moon at the same time. the moon will appear closer. get a good look at this

eclipse, because there won't be another super moon eclipse until the year 2033, and we would love to see your pictures of the eclipse tonight. send your pictures to kron4.com, and you could see it tomorrow morning on kron 4 morning news and our website, as well. and this is really a double treat, isn't it? >> it is. it will be a reddish, brownish tint, like in this picture. >> almost like mars. >> that's right. here is your forecast for the viewing tonight. looks pretty good for the most part. the clouds will thicken throughout later tonight, but because the eclipse is happening at 7:11, goes until 8:23, and hoping for partly cloudy conditions. if you're at the coast, you have a better chance to see more clouds the further you are from the coast, that's further east, north, south you are, the better chances you're going to have of seeing this tonight. so starts at 7:is 1, and goes

-- 7:11, and goes until 8:23, so plenty of time seat tonight. the best time to head out there, though, is right around 7:11 when the moon rise is underway, and that total eclipse for the super moon total eclipse will be at 7:11, last until 8:23, and that's when the moon number the earth's shadow. it won't go completely dark. it will be like that reddish, brownish tint you see on the screen, and then gentlemen a partial eclipse that will be ending at around 9:27. you can go to pier 15 to hang out with the san francisco folks who are going to be doing an event for free at peer 15. also the space and science center has an event later tonight for the family. 10 bucks at the door. san jose, you're in the 60s right now, going for a high of 83 this afternoon, and it will be a warm day for you.

look for a light northwesterly breeze at around 5 miles per hour. in san jose, partly to mostly clear conditions for you this evening, so you have some good chances to see that eclipse tonight. right now 58 in san francisco. all right low 60 nhl santee i don't care. 68 in livermore. so morning clouds today, but we're already starting to see some clearing out there. tomorrow morning, clouds and more sunshine. the cloud continues. low 6 dispose -- upper 60s and low 70s expect inland. 78 in oakland to low 80 nhl fremont. 86 in walnut creek and 9 in liver more. the cooling continues through tomorrow, to upper 70s by tuesday for our inland spots. happening right how, a second bay area library shutdown this week. more bed bugs were discovered

at a berkeley library where the doors remain closed. >> reporter: blood-sucking critters crawled and camped out under computer desks and chairs in the reading area. enough for the city of berkeley to lock the doors and keep everyone out. >> i mean, beg bugs happen. >> reporter: disappointing for those unaware of the closure. >> i work as a nurse. >> reporter: though after reading the signs out front, less worry and concerns since these creepy crawlers are not considered a health hazard or known to spread disease. >> we get a lot of students from cal that have bed bugs in their dorms. reporter: and richard estrada said it more likely that the bugs were carried into the library by people. >> here you see some adult bed bugs. >> reporter: bed bugs also prompting the closure of palo

altos mitchell library after pep sniffing dogs walked the area and said the area is clear. heat will be used to kill the bugs. >> it's very effective to kill bed bugs in all life cycles. >> reporter: a technique he said was used last year at a moreno county library he expected, swarming with bugs. >> they feed on human blood. >> reporter: estrada says it's important to wipe the bugs out before they multiply. >> certainly it's something you need to take very seriously. >> reporter: as for the north branch library here, it is scheduled to reopen on thursday. >> a california hero honored by his completion at saturday night's sacramento football game. the school celebrating one of their own. anthony saddler was one of three americans who helped take

down a gunman aboard a train in paris last month. and we have more on how the university said thank you. >> reporter: getting almost as much applause as the entire hornets football team, sac state's anthony saddler are walked into the end zone. >> the fact they want to honor me like that, it's pretty amazing wash pretty humbling experience. >> reporter: last month he followed his freshes as the confronted a gunman on a paris born train, thwarting what french authorities believed was a terrorist attack. he said hello to his chase class mates, throwing t-shirts into the stands. many admire what he did. >> he's a tree hero, and it's an honor for him to be at our school. reporter: and they appreciate the national attention their fellow hornet has brought to

the university. >> it's nice to show that people at sacramento state and this area produce those kind of people. >> i'm definitely appreciating it slowing down a little bit. it's about been pretty crazy this past month. >> reporter: he said the parade and appearances on talk shows have cut down on his study time, but the school is working with him. >> the professors are working with me, but i definitely will have to work this weekend to get my homework done, that's for sure. sports highghts are coming up just after the break.

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we are back on kron 4 news weekend. it was a special moment at the oakland coliseum as the giants and the a's were honoring two of their own. it was barry zito against tim hudson, and that made up the

a's big three along myth mulder in oakland in 2000. both peppers say they will retire at the end of the season. neither one of them made it out of the third inning yesterday in the game, but both of them got standing ovations as they lift the field. many of the giants giants players joining in as barry zito came out of the game in what was the final start of his career. even to the fans showed up to see hudson and zito square off, a rookie stole the show. jarrett parker makes history with three home runs in the game. he hit this one to deep left field, and then he followed that up with one to center field, and then with the game tied, parker hit a grand slam to right field. he's the only giants rook you hit three home runs in one game, and finished with 7 be rbi yesterday. and in fact the last giant to hit three home runs and have 7 rbi in the same game was man by

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taking a live look outside. this is our camera on the embarcadero. hi there, annie. >> hi marty. if you're heading out this morning, be you might want to have a little light jacket. it's 57 for our friends in san francisco. temperatures are going to be warming up, and also the skies are already starting to clear out this morning. we could see some pretty good cloud cover out there. so in the city today, we're looking for a high of 72 in san francisco. we'll hit that between 2:00 and 3:00 this afternoon. look for a westerly breeze at 5:00 to 10 miles an hour. highs for the rest of the bay area look like this. a lot of 70s and 80s. many of us a little cooler compared to yesterday.

bushing close to 90 in livermore. san mateo pushing close to 80 at 79. a nice day for you. upper 70 nhl san jose, and also for the hayward area at 76 degrees. when i come back, we'll break down the highs for you in the north pay, in case you're going up to wine country later today, and also your battle of the bay baseball forecast a little later. >> we have an update for you on the valley fire. firefighters expecting to have the blaze fully contained by next week. the valley fire has burned more than 76,000 acres. it is now 95% contained. more than 2,000 firefighters still battling the blaze which has destroyed over 1200 hopes and killed four people. one person is still listed as missing. there is some good news from this weekend, as the people of cobb were allowed back into their homes. this ends the last road

restriction since the blaze ignited back on september 12th. and volunteers are flocking to lake county to help out in the recovery process. >> reporter: lifting, sifting. >> that was pretty nice collection of old porcelain dolls. >> reporter: two weeks after the lake county fire we leona is back home sorting the debris. >> we didn't get a chance to take anything. >> reporter: with the help of volunteers from samaritan's purse, an international chris charge relief organization, leona and her family are now picking up the pieces. >> it's such a blessing. >> reporter: the day of the disaster, they were the ones helping neighbors get out. while everyone was rushing to

evacuate, someone called in panic saying the garage door wouldn't open. her home was up in flames. >> everything comes full circle. we're going through tomorrow night for dinner. >> the people that we grabbed their dogs, we're now living on their property in a 5th wheel. they're letting us stay there until we can clean up our property and start rebuilding again. >> reporter: they now have somewhere to stay, and volunteers help them to get ahead. >> we've been able to find help, find the things that they need. >> reporter: the stove that was on the second floor now sitting in the month's okay's old lexus convertible that was in the first floor garage, but like the home's foundation, leona is standing to rebuild. reporting in hidden valley like, kron 4 news. the red cross is asking for are donations to fire victims.

you can make a donation on-line or through our website, or by texting the word red cross to make a $10 donation. you can also call 1-800 red- cross. and a reminder for push alerts on breaks news, be sure to download the kron 4 mobile app on your phone or tablet, and it's absolutely free. a memorial was set up for later this week for the he woman who was kill at her fitness gym in livermore. kathy baker was in her exercise crash when an suv crash through the windows deep into the gym. was being driven by an 80-year- old woman. the chp has been conducting classes to try and help aging drivers, and it hopes to remind them to remain safe on the roadways so tragic incidents like this don't happen. >> to get a group of people together and kind of have this open conversation about the way

that driving changes as you age, and what those changes are, and how to deal with them when they come about. >> one class in martin county was filled -- marin county was filled with seniors. federal investigators taking a closer look at the front axle of a duck boat tour vehicle that was involved in a deadly crash last week. four international students from north seattle college were killed when the vehicle collided with a charter bus. dozens of other people were are injured, including a family from fremont. we have more now on the investigation. >> reporter: photos posted on the national transportation safety board's twitter page so investigators examining a wheel of the ride the ducks boat. the investigation reveals there was damage to the left front

axle. >> looking at the parts, it was sheared off in the torque, but beyond that, it's hard to say why that happened, you know, what was the mechanism that caused that to shear, and we don't have that kind of understanding at this point. >> reporter: ntsb board member said that witness accounts are consistent with what they've found so far in the investigation. the duck bus both tailed and into the other lane. >> it hit the side of that bus. >> reporter: investigators are also folkiousing on interviews with passengers, trying to figure out where everyone was sitting when the crash happened. some panes were even ejected. >> i looked, and there was no tire. there was red fluid. >> reporter: those splat arers of red fluid investigators say probably came from the transmission, bought butt they don't know yet for sure. investigators are collecting information for the drivers of

the bus and duck boat, including their medical histories and driving records. so far they've not spoken with either driver. >> it's way too early to say anything about probable cause. wire just gathering evidence at this time, gathers factual data. >> so far the duck boat company has not commented on the investigation. still ahead for you on kron 4 news weekend, california assembly february phil ting will join us in studio to talk about the plan to stop a pedestrian toll planned for the gold were gate bridge. >> and kanye west and president obama getting ready to hang out in san francisco. we'll discuss why they are both coming to the barry at the same time.

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conditions by the afternoon. temperatures will cool down into the low 70s by tonight. a breakdown of your highs and also a look at your bay bridge series forecast coming up. talking baseball a little bit later. marty. >> thank you. and for are the weekend, it's treasure island flea market. plenty of exhibits and food trucks. it starts at 10:00 this morning, runs until 4:00 this afternoon. the event is pet-friendly, and admission, just 3 bucks. we'll be right back.

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lives, good morning to you -- livermore, good morning to you. fairly calm winds out there. the winds will be light throughout the day. warming up to low 8 those sonoma, 84 in napa. 89 in fairfield. nevada at 85. san rafael, good morning to you. very comfortable, and mild. highs the rest of the bay area look like this, upper 70 nhl oakland. 88 in pleasanton. 83 in san jose, and also for our friends in sunny available.

69 in dale city, and lower 70 nhl san francisco. battle of the bay continues today. the giants taking on the a's in oakland. the first pitch at 1:05. lots of sin sunshine. if you're in that direct sun line -- sunshine. if you're in that direct sunshine, it will be very warm to make sure to bring sunscreen and your hats and gear to stay protected. here is your storm tracker around the bay forecast. the cooling trend continues. tuesday and wednesday, upper 70s, look at that. that's the coolest day in our inland spots back in the 60s for the coast, and then we'll warm things right back up as we kick off october on thursday, and looks like next weekend, going to be another warm one for our inland communities. the big news we've been following this morning, should pedestrians and bicyclists have

to pay a toll to cross the golden gate bridge? bridge officials have been considering this as a possibility to help cover a huge budget deficit. right now lawmakers urging governor jerry brown to sign a bill that would prevent walkers walking across the bridge and do it for free. joining me to talk about this is assemblymember phil ting. thank you for joining us today. there was a toll in 1937 when the bridge opened, all of 10 cents. >> right. >> why not just go back to that to help raise some money to close the deficits? >> sure. well, the bridge authority has about 45 different ideas to close the deficit. we're edge couraginging them to look at the other 44. we just passed major climate change less, look at ways to limit green house gases, and so we're trying to encourage walking and takes mass transit, so we think this is the wrong

message to send when we're trying to make a huge impact on climate change. and a fee less ends the ability for someone to do something. so if you look at what we're doing, we're incentivizing golden gate, electric vehicles, public transit, bicycling. we want to incentivize and not disinsent inize it. >> and this would actually, if the bridge district were to go through with its plans, this would include both bicyclist and walkers, correct? >> that's correct. >> where do thinks stand as far as yea or nay >> the bill on the governor's desk, he has until october 11 tooth sign it, so for anyone interested, we are encouraging you to contact the governor. >> what happens if he doesn't sign it? >> it goes into law. he has to practically veto it. >> and this law would cover all

bridges in california. >> that's right. this would make sure that no bridge charges a toll. >> ask there a precedent for charging to cross bridges in the united states? >> there's also no precedent to charge for bridges. basically only bridges that are border crossing bridges actually charge. so the brooklyn bridge, for example, doesn't charge for pedestrians or bikers. >> just imagine the money they could raise if they did. >> (laughing) >> so the way it stands right now is the bill on the governor's disk. you're waiting to find out one way or another what's going to happen here. has there been any discussion from the bridge district about the amount that it would charge if this were to -- if this proposal would be defeated? >> they haven't. once the bill didn't focus only on the bridge itself, that actually went neutral. so they're agnostic on this bill, which is great, so the bill has no opposition at this points, and we're very hopeful that the govern her sign it so he can send a message. he's going to paris, talking

about climate change. he's going to wanted more bikers and walkers all around the state. >> this would seem to be an easy home run for the governor, since he has been promoting more of a green california. >> absolutely. we think so. we know he wants to see more walkers and bikers, but wants people in public transit, more electric vehicles. and this kind of behavior reducing green house gas, so we wants to encourage it. >> again, the did line is on october 11 wet, and that's going to be d-day, so to speak, and we'll find out when where the governor falls on this. support on both sides of the aisle on this propose until >> absolutely. this went through with almost no opposition throughout the legislature, so we're very excited. we think this is a strong bill going to the governor's death, and with him going to paris, it's part of his overall climate change package. and duo see this as a slam dunk? >> that's the way we look at it. >> all right, thank you for

joining us, assemblymember phil ting. we'll be right back.

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a 7-year-old boy in massachusetts did not hesitate to do the right thing while he was at a playground. his name is aden wright, and he found $8,000 in cash on a slide. so after he found the money, he immediately took it to his uncle to turn it into the police, and the police were able to find out who the money belonged to. aden's family said he was given the chance to not just learn the gold rule, but to put it into action. >> he's you're being called a hero. do you know what? what do you think about that? >> coolle. and what is the golden rule, aid. >> >> treat other people the way you want to be treated. >> that's it, aid been. well, the money belonged to a

contractor who had just gotten paid and left his money for some reason on the slide. he was extremely grateful as you might imagine. was surprise known was returned to him, and to thank him for his honesty, he gave the boy a $100 bill. that's great. this man is showing his love for pope francis on his had. philadelphia barber kenny duncan did this hair cut with the pope's portrait in it. he said he wanted to celebrate his visit to philadelphia. we still haven't heard word what the kimer said once he got a look at this new hair-do. >> i would think he would be a happy customer. that was a great job. how did they do the rest of that? i know they did one part gray. that's pretty good. >> also would be blass felly if he didn't -- blasphemy if he

didn't like the haircut, i would thing. >> we're going to be cooling things down a little bit starting today. not a drastic cool down, but then we'll see temperatures in the upper 80s for our inland spots, upper 70s for the bay. and then we're talking upper 70 on tuesday and for wednesday, as well. wednesday is our coolest day. >> and a bitter suite morning this morning, because annie is leaving us on the weekends. she's going monday through friday with the kron 4 morning news, so on one hand, i'm happy for you, but on the other hand, i'm going to miss you. >> i'm going to miss you, be too, and hopefully i can come back. >> pay us a visit. >> catch us monday through friday, and i'll catch you on the weekend. ,best of luck to you, annie. >> thanks, marty. >> we'll see you next weekend. have a great day.

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