a little bit of a nuisance shower may come to pass and then clearing up it's not an all day program. lower 60s, temperatures with the cloud cover we had overnight, keeping them controlled. there you see some upper 50s we got some clearing overnight. a san francisco planner gets temperatures in the mid-60s. west wind 10-15, dropping to the lower 60s by the time we get into the late afternoon. a look at your day planner, starting the day off with mostly cloudy skies, temperatures in the upper 50s to 60 will do it at noon. variable clouds and cool. there we get the number starting to pop or trying to. late in the evening, variable clouds, keep a spotty shower thrown in for good measures.

we'll look at the seven-day forecast. warming up again. >> >> happening right now, nike women's half marathon underway. the first runners got started a half hour ago. avery there on the corner she has more. hi, avery, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, marty. as you can see, i'm standing in union square at the starting line of the nike women's half marathon. the third wave of women are off and running. there is 25,000 women running. look at what it happened at the very beginning of this race at 6:30 when the first wave took off. they included jody samuelson and san francisco and olympian shannon roby. the women come from all over the country and represent more than 40 countries, 6,000 of them are running their first race. all of the money going to the

leukemia and lymphoma society. coming back live, be aware traffic in this area surrounding the starting line in union square. it's not fun to drive in i can tell you that from personal experience. the finish line, marina greens. expect it to be closed off in those areas as well. after we leave here, we are going to the finish line. the first group is expected to finish at 7:30. >> >> want to show you the race map avery was talking about, traffic issues. if you are coming into the city, here are street closures you need to know about. -- officials are saying if you can avoid these areas, you probably should. happening.

friday morning on g street in antioch, a staffer on the way to school when she recognized an 11-year-old student in a strange car. the employee didn't recognize the driver, so she used her own car to block the vehicle and called police. when they arrived at the scene, they arrested santiago sal czar. investigators say he followed the girl. as she went walking, he grabbed her and pulled her into his car. people that live in the neighborhood say they have not surprised this would happen. >> i'm shocked that somebody would do something like this, but not shocked it happened here. we get these calls four times a year saying somebody was almost ab ducked. we get the worst crimes. i love this town, i love pittsburgh, but it has become the cess pool of contra costa

county. >> parents who folk with kron 4 tell us they are thankful the school worker was on guard. >> >> city workers close tore filling the giant sink hole in east bay. it doubled in size between wednesday and thursday. now, it's filled with sand to cover up the repaired water line and other underground utilities. the repair work will continue into the week and should be finished by tuesday. >> >> a closer look at the location of the sink hole. that's near alvarado middle school. officials are warning if you take your kids to school tomorrow, expect delays. >> >> earthquakes continue to shake the san ramon area. at least 20 quakes rumbled through the day yesterday.

>> reporter: homes here in san ramon have been shaking. in map shows the size mick activity over the past week. you can see a form of small quakes, saturday was not different. so far, saturday, at least 20 earthquakes in san ramon, most of then epi center near this area with the smallest 1-3 on the richter scale and the biggest, 2.9. what does it all mean? for that, we went to the u.s. gs. >> typical behavior we see in the san ramon area. we have had four significant form in the alamo danville area since 1970s. some of these have lasted a couple of months with hundreds of events, usually, the largest

magnitude is between three and four. they tell us a little more information about the complexity of structure in the area, but they don't cause enough shaking to be felt by a lot of people. >> reporter: reporting in san ramon, kron 4 news. >> >> police are getting closer to figure out who stabbed american hero spencer stone. we'll explain what we know about those unwanted criminals. breaking news, a night of zombie fun turns deadly in florida. we have video from the shooting at zombiecon. >> >> next, which of the founding members of the grateful dead is now battling cancer.

family members of lamar odom says he is spoke and gave a thumbs up signal from his hospital bed his estranged wife, khloe kardashian said he is improving authorities now retracing his three day, $75,000 visit to the brothel. >> >> still ahead for you on kron 4. more swimmers attacked by

sharks in who way. we'll show you where two swimmers were bit in one day. >> >> for the weekend, sunday streets in berkeley, a 17 block long street party, featuring all kinds of entertainment. it's happening from 11:00 to 5:00 today and it's all free.

>> we are back on kron 4 news weekend. let's get the low down on the forecast from our meteorologist, dave. >> hi there, marty, good morning, everybody. another shot, the bay bridge lear, the low clouds, which will be the case throughout much of the day, still today. variable clouds may work in parts of the afternoon. we'll start things off on a

mostly cloudy note the low continues in our neighborhood. even when we get clear patches, that's fine, but when we get today time heating, it will allow instability because it will raise to higher levels because of the heating. that situation will chain, we'll not be talking about lows in our seven day, we are talking about high pressure in up shore winds. you can see the peninsula, 60 san francisco. chilly to the north bay. and then across wine country, mid-50s. napa upper 50s in the far east with the bay shore line lower 60s at this hour. future cast 4, you see the cloudy is he fair yo' getting to the noon around, but again, we get the daytime heating. all that may do is provide energy to give us a little shower later this afternoon and this evening. temperatures on future cast 4, going forward. there is a warmup that happens far to the east. you done see it near the bay at

noon, then by 4:00 p.m. , alot of wine country coverage. east bay shore line and down to the south bay, but major pock hes of 60s as late as 4:00, you can see will be here. this will be a cool day before we start to warm up the program. chilly 50s can be found far to the south, covering more real estate. closer inspection, it is temperatures, for the inspeck -- down in the south bay, mid- 80s. we do have 80s on our seven day. just about all during the week for the inland valleys and the bay itselfful. by the middle of the week. lower 70s, getting there for the beaches, perhaps by tuesday, wednesday. you can follow this on our app. go to google play and i tunes.

>> national news this morning, two shark attacks on beaches in hawaii have two men seriously hurt. a shark bit a 33-year-old man on saturday night. he was taken to the hospital in serious condition. earlier saturday morning, a 44- year-old man was attacked by a shark while swimming near the beach. on the winward side of aohu. the doctor said he has serious injuries to his lower legs. no word on what type of shark was behind the latest attacks. >> >> big news out of sacramento, police releasing sketches of the man they believed stabbed spencer stone. take a look -- stone was stabbed multiple times in a fight outside of a sacramento bar earlier this mon. he suffered knife wounds after stopping a gunman on the paris train in august stone along with two friends were hailed as

heros for their action. this is surveillance video of the crime, showing stone fighting off several people outside of a nightclub. he was stabbed three times in the stomach. he was released from the hospital on thursday. >> >> happening right now, police are looking for vandals that bee headed a statute at a historic park in monterrey. he was canonized by pope francis during his trip to the u.s. last month. the latest details. >> i was saddened, greatly sattenned. >> >> reporter: standing almost 10 feet tall overlooking the monterrey harbor. a statue -- dennis copeland, the his storian for the sea of monterrey said it has been here since 1891. >> it defects father serra rising in 1770 and this statue represent as history of

monterrey and early california. >> reporter: but on thursday morning, the statue was found decap tated. pre sid yo' and monterrey police have teamed up to find the vandals. this isn't the first time vandals targeted saint sara. last month, a statue was torn down, covered in paint just days after pope francis made him a saint extremely disturbing this would happen because of the canonzation. >> reporter: -- >> he did not make a difference. he crepted what -- accepted what was happening by saying we were children and we didn't know what was best for us. >> reporter: still people like copeland said the statue is an important art piece and there is hope it can be fixed. >> we have to go on, repair the

statue and tell the story of it and have people enjoy this wonderful park. >> a look back at the pope's recent visit to the u.s he was here for more than a week along the east coast. he canonized sara on the first day of his visit. it was the first time a canonzation ceremony has taken place on u.s. soil. >> >> astronaut scott kelly has spent more time in space more so than any other american kelly now says -- he is more than halfway a nearly year long mission aboard the international space spa station. he acknowledged the new record tweeting out records are made to be broken. he is scheduled to return to earth march 3rd of next year, by then, we have spent 522 days in space. >> >> some of the biggest names in

golf in town for the weekend. we'll show you the local star that stole the show. we are taking a live look outside, approaching the richmond bridge for the weekend. sunday streets in san francisco. neighborhood celebration shutting down a road and lets pedestrians take it over. enjoy live music, arts and craft it's happened in the mission district from 11:00 to 4:00. have fun.

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bay area supports, sharks looking to remain undefeated, going into their game against the islanders. sharks get a 3-2 lead. but, that was the high point for san jose, islanders would go on to score four unanswered

goals, winning 6-3. the sharks lose their first game of the year. their record standing, 4-1. they will be in new york to take on the rangers. >> >> 49ers runningback limited this week, but the coach will fully expect him to play, to day. runningback reggie bush, another story. not expected to play because of the lingering calf injury. the niners looking to bounce back from the heartbreaker in new york that dropped their record 1-4. kickoff at 1:25 this afternoon at levi's, oakland raiders on a bye this week. >> >> some of the biggest names in golf this weekend, but it was one hometown star that you might not expect was turning heads. top golfers joining huge crowds. in napa county, but here he is, one well-known player more known for his three-pointers than his deep drives, stepm

currie of the warriors, showing he has game on the golf course as well. >> we are in the middle of preseason, we get a day off. [ cheers and applause ] >> warriors teammate, trying to show off his skills on the course. brendan steal, leading, going into the final day of the tournament. >> >> still ahead, el nino is bringing a lot more than rain to california. we'll show you the venomous creature that washed up on a california beach. >> >> let's go ahead and take this live look outside. golden gate bridge, skies are beginning to clear. for the weekend, antique fair in concorde. check out a wide variety of collectibles on sale. admission and parking are free.

>> we are back on kron 4 week. beautiful shot -- >> i think they are looking for clear skies. a little bit of a breeze there, but not a lot. it's a water colors kind of morning. we are probably going to have variable clouds or work on the balance of today. when we see the sun out, it could have instability. we have the low ahead. another shot of the san mat yo' bridge. we have clouds, bringing a shower or two, got to keep it in the forecast. we'll keep talking about the low. there it is, up towards the north, it is cooler air aloft, we get the heating. skies, even though we may open up from time to time. lower 607s for temperatures, pretty much around the bayshore line, 49 for santa rosa. a couple of cool spots to make

note of. oakland, up to the upper 60s we go by noon. 67, topping off at 70. and then down to the 60s yet again by the late afternoon. daytime warmups by the day, happening later on in the seven- day forecast. mostly cloudy, although you can see some clear patches working their way in. by noon, variable clouds working in upper 60s for the warmest spot, by 5:00 p.m. , maybe the inland regions will start to crack lower 70s, in the bay area, 68 or so, keeping the isolated shower still in the cards. in the seven day, that's when things start to change. marty? >> all right, david, thank you, breaking news from overnight in florida, a real scare at zombieconin ft. meyers, shots rang out last night, one person was killed, four others wounded. this morning, we are getting a look at cell phone video at the

time of the shooting. stephanie now has the details. >> we heard "pop, pop, pop, pop" >> reporter: multiple gunshots, leaving one dead. >> the guy, right here, the body right there. right down in front of me. >> reporter: five others shot. >> we started to run because it's a hoard of people running and we heard two really loud bangs. >> reporter: and four injured. >> i was nervous when i saw people running. i didn't know what was coming behind. >> reporter: police responded to shots fired at zombiecon, where more than 20,000 adults and children were roaming the street. >> people were taking cover,

people were running towards shops and that's how we located victims. >> leaving people who call ft. meyers home feeling unsafe. >> do you feel unsafe living in ft. meyers? >> honestly, -- >> i have family here and stuff, it's too close. >> reporter: and wanting something to change before they ever go back. >> i definitely wouldn't come here next year i don't feel safe. guns are being pulled. not only is my life on the line, but people around, too. >> >> breaking international news from overnight. 16,000 people have been evacuated from the philippines because of super typhoon. the storm made landfall early this morning. look at some of the damage here, power lines knocked over, homes destroyed. officials say more flooding and landslides are expected over the next couple of days. so far, no reports of any injuries. >>

>> happening now, patients of the burling game long-term care facility slowly returning home. 70 patients were moved to a different facility after a fire broke out saturday morning. it caused the power to go out. elderly patients were take ton hospitals throughout the counties, but not all 270 people ended up being transported of patients waited outside until power was restored later that night. the majority of patients are returning today, no one is exactly expecting the wait to last any longer than tomorrow morning to return to that facility. >> >> hundreds gathered in came, recognizing firefighters. annual firefighters memorial procession took place at capital park yesterday in scream. firefighters from around the state took part in the ceremony, 16 names were added to the memorial wall this year. two forest service firefighters died fighting separate blazes earlier there year.

>> none of these things deterred our firefighters from putting themselves in harm's way. they make this sacrifice each and every day to protect us. >> most of those being honored died of illnesses. some of the firefighters died of cancer which family and friends believe were job realed. in 2013, centers for disease control found a greater incidence of cancer among firefighters compared to that of the general population. >> >> take a look at this, el nino bringing more than rain to california. highly venomous snakes have been lying on the beach. this is in ventura county the man that shot this video feared his children might come across the snakes, so he placed it in a bucket and alerted experts. these snakes are not traditionally located along the coast. the last time they washed

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>> we are back with the four things you need to know for the week ahead. on monday, crews will begin construction on market street, the lane will be lower than the sidewalk, but officials are hoping it will keep cars from drifting into the bike lane and discourage bicyclists from riding on the sidewalk. tuesday, crews are expected to finish repairs on the massive sink hole that opened up in union city. crews are filled the huge hole with sand and fixed the break. part of the streets will remain

closed until that work is finished. >> >> many people waiting for vice president joe biden to decide if he will run for president sources close to him said a decision could come any day, now. he has reportedly reached out to strategists about the best way to launch his campaign. >> >> temperatures could start to warm up as we go through the week. let's go to dave with a detailed look at the forecast. >> >> hello there. good morning, everybody, a live look at you at sf o, seeing some of the skies opening up here. there is some blue to be had. there is a upper level low spinning around, and neighbor maybe a few isolated showers. there you have it, the low and accompanying cloud cover. it's fair to say we have an onshore flow. off shore flow replacing later on by the time we talk about -- you will see temperatures start to pounce. let's go and check on future cast four in terms of the wind

a little breeze we should make note of. noon hour, double digits about to break. into the afternoon. peninsula, east bay alike. double digits, hourly estimates, 10-15-miles an hour, a little breeze in our atmospheric conditions. we are keeping a chance of an isolated forecast. nice cleanup job already at this early hour, however, it looks like it will happen later on, today, too, but all that will do is allow more heating of the surface and then, later on, produce cloud cover and maybe an isolated shower. by 5:00 p.m. , it's starting to clear up off to the north and down to the south bay, maybe a couple of stray showers at work. let's check out the temperatures in detail. shoreline, -- 70 oakland, castro valley at 71, but even as we head further to the east, east bay, far east bay, numbers are still in the 70s.

not in the 80s just yet. upper 70s it looks like. we did talk about an off shore flow. warms temperatures coming, by wednesday or so, we make it up to 88 with the shoreline at 80, mean while at the beaches, temperatures will hold at 70. you can always check out the forecast at kron 4. com. >> >> new details have emerged about the campus massacre earlier this month. chris mintz, the veteran shot four times is describing his firsthand account of what happened. nick has more on his face to face encounter with the gunman. >> -- >> reporter: chilling new details in oregon community college massacre from shooting survivor chris mintz, the army veteran who is being called a hero for protecting others.

in a facebook posting, he recalls the day he says started out as normal, but quickly descended into chaos. he writes -- mintz woe said he sat in front of the class, said everyone got up and took off. -- he then says he took direction from a counselor that kept screaming someone needed to tell the people in the library and i toll her i would do it. >> somebody is outside one of the doors. >> reporter: he writes he made his way back into the classroom area where he came face to face with the gunman. -- this is how he described the shooter -- "he showed no emotion." he said the shots knocked him to the ground and felt like a truck hit him.

he said he was shot while on the ground and the gunman said "that's what you get for calling the cops" he said he didn't call police and they were already on the way. he then yelled to the gunman "it's my kid's birthday, man " mintz said the gunman "pointed the gun at my face and retreated back into the classroom " >> hello, everyone, i'm doing well. >> >> reporter: a friend posted this video of him in the hospital. he has this lingering question -- mintz is thankful to those who helped in his recovery and said he is happy the community has bonded during this process. >> i feel alot of heart ache and heartbreak for her. but, i will take away something really good from this. >> coming up on kron 4 news.

how one woman's heartbreak was turned into a blessing for homeless families in sacramento. >> >> let's take this live look at sf o, beautiful shot, nice blue skies, plenty of sunshine as well. for the weekend. the sunset block party in sacramento where you can enjoy music, art and a flea market. it's happening on irving street from 11:00-5 and it's free.

. >> i think actually, -- many came with their families, giving their kids a rare fight out. >> when you are going through a hard time, struggling for you to get out and do something different with your family, it's really a blessing. >> the food is similar to what you would find at the restaurant's, four star, >> there is plenty to go around. 120 people were invited to the wedding before it got canceled. >> we love our chef, leo, but he wept be preparing anything like this. >> reporter: the night is still

painful for the dwayne's. their 27-year-old daughter chose to stay home. >> i feel alot of heart ache and heartbreak for her, but i will take away something really good from this. i will. >> turning the night that was supposed to be about their family into one that takes care of others. in sacramento, tom miller >> and take a look at this. in texas, this woman let her love of politics go to her head. this big hillary clinton supporter got her face shaved into her hair. one of the kind hair cut done by a celebrity barer. he is known as rob, the original. it was prior to clinton's campaign stop in san antonio that the hair cut was done. the hair style managed to get hillary clinton's attention. the two even posed for a picture >> we are taking a live look at the finish line of the nike

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we are tracking the possibility of scattered showers in your sunday forecast. we take this live look from the bay bridge. sun peeking through the overcast. i'm marty gonzales, meteorologist, dave is here, we are talking about what you feed tone before you -- sun coming out a little bit, maybe instability for a shower or two. nice view of the golden gate.

good for the runners. here's a look at the satellite and radar picture, the low above us, even though it may not be producing much in the way of local clouds, still, cooler air is aloft. when we get the daytime heating, it will produce cloud cover and the chance of an isolated shower all over the area. it's awe nuisance shower. comes and goes. lower 60s. chilly at santa rosa -- here's a breakdown for you, going to oakland, 67, high noon, 70, 2:00 p.m. , 69 by 4:00 p.m. , winds out of the west at 5- 10, variable clouds porno and into the noon hour. temperatures approaching the upper 60s for the inland valley. warming up still into the afternoon. nothing too lofty, only 71, but the isolated shower in forecast.

when we take another turn, we'll let you know where that takes us. >> >> nike women's half marathon. in our laugh hour, we showed the start of the race, now, avery is at the finish line. good morning, avery. >> reporter: good morning, i'm standing at the finish line of the 12th annual nike's women's half marathon. energy is here as some of the runners start to cross the finish line. the two women that crossed it first, injuredy and alexi and they crossed the finish line hand in hand the first leg of runners started at 6:30. they completed the race in a half hour. now, the women come from all over the country.

6,000 oaklanders are running their first race. all of the money raised is going to the leukemia and lymphoma society. if you come out, you see the energy is still here. more runners, another runner crossing the finish line, but if you plan on coming out to the finish line or driving in the city, be aware that a lot of the streets are blocked off. so, back to you in the studio. >> all right, avery, thanks a lot. >> >> avery mentioned a lot of road closures, let's look at the road race map. if you are coming into --

officials are asking you to aindividual that area, if you can. >> >> an employee of a school, recognizing a student in a strange car the employee didn't recognize the vehicle, so she used her own car to block the driver. a man was arrested. now, poem that live in the neighborhood said they are not surprised something like this happened. >> >> i'm shocked people would do something like that, but not so shocked. have we get these calls at least four times a year, from the school, saying that someone was almost abducted. i love this town, i love pittsburgh, but it has become the cess pool of contra costa county. >> sal czar is charged with

kidnapping. -- we do not know the identity of the staff employee. >> >> more bay area news for you, city workers closer to filling the filling the giant sink hole in the east bay it is now filled with sand to cover up the water line and the underground utilities. repair work will be continuing and should be completed by tuesday. >> >> here's a look at the sink hole. right near the middle school, there, so, a warning for you if you are taking your kids to school there tomorrow, expect delayed a new haven street, it remains closed today. >> >> in the north bay, 3.4 magnitude earthquake hit in lake county. we first told you about this in our newscast in the last hour.

the epi center was 30-miles north of santa rosa. no reports of any damage, but if you felt it, let us know on facebook. >> >> reporter: so far, saturday at least 20 small earthquakes in san ramon, most of them epi centered near this area. with the smallest, 1.4 on the richter scale and the biggest, 2.9. what does it all mean? for that, we went to the u.s.

gs. >> this is very -- typical behavior that we see, right in the san ramon area. we have had four significant swarms in the alamo, danville, san ramon area since 1970, some of these have lasted a couple of months with hundreds of events, usually, the largest magnitude is between three and four. these are relieving for the small amounts of stress on the secondary structures. they tell us a little more information about the complexity of structure in the area, but they don't cause enough shaking to really be felt by a lot of people. >> reporter: reporting in san ramon, kron 4 newells. >> >> coming up, police are getting close tore tracking down the man who stabbed american hero spencer stone. we'll explain what we know about the juaned criminals.

>> >> and then -- bricking news, a night of zombie fun turns deadly in florida. we have the video from the shooting at zombiecon >> coming up next, a founding member of the grateful dead diagnosed with a serious illness details after the break.

grateful dead bassist phil leche said he has been diagnosed with bladder cancer. he says that he was diagnosed this month and is undergoing treatment at the mayo clinic in arizona to eventually remove the tumors. he is expected to make a full recovery. is he a founding member of the grateful dead. former basketball star lamar odom beginning to show signs of improvement. doctors took out his breathing tube, now, he can swallow on his own. reports say he was helped out

of bed for the first time since he was hospitalized. odom did manage to speak a few words to his estranged wife. but he is mainly communicating with a thumbs up or a thumbs down. he reportedly took cocaine and a series of herbal herb -- before he passed out. there is an investigation of his three day, $75,000 visit to the bro el. brothel -- clearing skies for the east bay. sunday treats in the east bay in berkeley. a 17 long block party featuring all kinds of entertainment. it happened at university avenue from 11:00-5:00, today and it's all free. [female announcer] for thousands of local foster children,

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we are back on kron 4 fews weekend. pretty good start to the day now that the overcast is starting to clear up. a look at the golden gate bridge. plus, there is -- here to tell us more, dave -- >> isolated chan of shower, but we'll probably see much more sun than yesterday. we didn't do bad. the skies opened up for us, here's the san matteo bridge. what is driving things, or why this has to be put there is because of pesky lows still here. because it's in our neighborhood. because it's so close to us and with the cooler air aloft, it will be a facilitator for us. so even as the skies open up, we may get instability when the sun -- 60, san francisco, now

oakland at 63, and in the far east bay, most numbers are in the upper 50s. let's go to future cast and see what happens. clear spots before the noon hour, into the afternoon, again with the daytime heating it's kind of a variable cloudy story to cover the bay. variable clouds will do it. again, a little chance of a shower, concentration of the heavier rain to the north. as we go into the north, things change and the low will no longer be in our viewpoint. we don't see the 70s over a lot off real estate, but up here to wine country, it looks like, getting people involved. good piece of real estate not involved in that. into this evening, 60s return and chilly 50s to the south as you will notice for the

overnight hours. speaking of which, let's check the high temperatures for the peninsula, mid-60s along the coast, bayshore line, 70 for san mateo. 67 downtown san francisco. any further to south, the south bay, where numbers will be mid- 70s and lower 70s up to the north. mountainview, 71. here comes the warmup. lower 80s, back again, upper 80s by the middle of the week and even along the coast, temperature there is at 70. kron 4. com, we are there 24/7. >> >> two shark attacks near beaches in hawaii two men seriously hurt. a shark bit a 33-year-old men on the left foot saturday. he was taken to the hospital in serious condition. earlier saturday morning, a 44- year-old man was attacked by a shark. doctors say he has sear injuries to his lower leg she's

these incidents are the 6th and 7th shark attacks in hawaiiian waters. no worth on what type of shark was behind the latest attack. >> >> in sacramento, police have released sketches of the man they believe stabbed spencer stone. looking at the two drawings, the two men police are looking for. stone, you may remember, was stabbed several times at outside of a bar. he, along with two friends and others were hailed as heros for their actions in stopping a gunman in paris. stone was stabbed three times, in this altercation, stabbed in the stomach. he was released from the hospitalled on thursday. right now, police are looking for the vandals that bee headed a statue in a historic park in monterrey.

-- >> monica has the latest. >> i was sattenned. >> reporter: standing almost 10 feet tall overlooking the monterrey bay harbor, a statue -- dennis copeland, his storian for the city said it has been at the lower park since 1891 in presidio. >> it depicts him arriving in 1770, this statue represents a history of monterrey and of early are california. >> reporter: but on thursday morning, the statue was found decap tated. the city of monterrey police have teamed up to find the vandals t is not the first time vandals targeted this sane. last month, a statue torn down, covered in paint, days after pope francis made him a saint.

>> extremely disturbing this would happen because of the canonzation -- >> sara has been targeted by some native american groups, criticizing the treatment of his ancestors. >> he did not make a difference he accepted what was happening by saying we were children and that we didn't know what was best for us. copeland said this is an important art piece and there is hope it can be fixed. >> what we have to do, go on, repair the statute and tell the story of a and have people enjoy it wonderful park. >> here's a look back at the pope's recent visit to the u.s the pontiff was here for more than a week along the east coast -- still ahead for you.

some of the biggest names in golf are in the bay area, but it wasn't a pga player turning heads at the golf open. we'll show you the local hoops star that stole the show >> we are taking a live look outside, approaching the richmond bridge. not alot of traffic. for the weekend, sunday streets in san francisco. the neighborhood celebration that shuts down a road and lets pedestrians take it over. you can enjoy live music and arts and crafts as well. happening in the mission district from 11:00-4:00.

time for bay area sorts. let's go midway through the second period. matt passing to joel giving the sharks a 3-2 lead. that was the high point for san jose, islanders went to work and scored four unanswered goals. they would go on to win it, 6-

3. the final, sharks losing their first game this year, they are had-1. they will stay in new york and face off against the rangers. >> >> 49ers will take on the 1-4 baltimore ravens this weekend. the coach fully expects him to play -- reggie bush not expected to play, 49ers looking to bounce back from the heartbreaker in new york that dropped the niners record to 1- 4. kickoff is at 1:45 this afternoon. oakland raiders enjoying their bye week. >> >> some of the biggest names in golf in the wine country, but it was one sports star that you might not expect, turning heads. one player, more known for his deep three-pointers than his deep drives down the fairway.

steph currie was out showing he has game on the golf course as well. >> we are in the middle of preseason., we do what we do on the court. >> >> kron 4's vickie managed to get a selfy with currie. his teammate, andre, trying to show off his skilling on the golf course, brendan steel is in the lead going into the final tournament. >> >> el nino is bringing a lot more than rain to california. we are going to show you the venomous creature that washed up on a california beach. >> >> we are taking this live look outside, golden gate bridge. overcast, pretty much cleared away, leaving us with brilliant sunshine. >> >> for the weekend, the antique fair in concorde. check out a wide variety of collectibles on sale. from 9:00 to 4:00 and admission and parking, all free.

>> we are back, talking weather. this is a first shot from our camera, enough still showers in the forecast, although a little isolated. >> >> we were blurry -- all of this back story tv thing. how about that action? >> you saw it, a beautiful shot, you have been talking about the camera shots, skies opening up nicely, still going to pencil in the isolated shower. maybe a nuisance type of a shower, not all that helpful. here's a look at the bay bridge. that's what we have going on here, as far as what is going to happen later on today, it will drive the low pressure system to our north.

that is still there with cooler air aloft, daytime heating, skies open up. we get evaporating surface. but enjoying the sun coming out, this will act as a temperature control contrasted of what we are getting for the latter portion of the week. temperatures on the board, lower 60s, lower to middle 50s, in the north bay, 61 already downtown san francisco. here's a breakdown and it's 65 by 12:00. 66 going on 2:00 p.m. and into the lower 60s by the afternoon. still, the strong west wind. onshore flow 10-15, your planning forecast, we are talking variable clouds with us by the high noon. 66, 68 by the inland valleys, isolated shower possible, 71. temperatures will be climbing up, we'll have that for you coming up. >> >> we turn to breaking news

from overnight, in florida, a real scare at zombie conin ft. meyers, one person was killed, four others wounded. this morning, we are getting a look at cell phone video from the time of the shooting. >> reporter: multiple gunshots, leaving one dead. >> the guy, right there in front of me. i'm right here, the body is right there. right there in front of me. >> reporter: five others shot. >> we started running because we saw a hoard of people running an we heard two really loud bangs. >> and four injured. >> we always get nervous when

we see people running. i didn't know what was coming behind it. >> reporter: police saw downtown completely evacuated where more than 20,000 adults and children were roaming the street. >> there were people taking cover, you know, running towards the shop and that's where we located victims. >> reporter: leaving people woe call ft. meyers home unsafe. do you feel living in ft. meyers? >> honestly, it's on the fence. >> i have family, friends, here, it's too close. >> reporter: wanting something to change before they ever go back. >> i definitely wouldn't come here next year. i don't feel safe. if guns are being pull. not only is my life on the line, but those behind me. >> we have breaking news from overseas overnight, 16,000 people have been evacuated in the philippines all because of

the super typhoon. the storm made landfall early this morning. taking a look at some of the damage. power lines were down. many homes destroyed. flooding and landslides are expected over the next few days, but so far, no reports of any injuries. >> >> hundreds gathered as california recognized its fallen firefighters. annual firefighters memorial procession took place at capital park yesterday in sacramento. firefighters from arounded state taking part in the ceremony. 16 names were added to the memorial wall this year. two forest service firefighters died fighting separate blazes earlier in the year. >> none of these dangers deterred our firefighters from from putting themselves in harm's way. they make the sacrifice each and every day to protect us. >> most of those being honored died of illnesses, some of the firefighters died of cancer

which familiar family and friends believe was job related. happening tonight, a brand- new episode of "backstory." hot weather, a big thing today, jr stone has gone in search of hot safety transit

buses. >> we have had a lot of complaints about the hot buses. but, of course, we come out here and all of the air conditioning -- that one has air conditioning, too. there will be some laughs, >> i'm feeling comfortable at the end of the day. find out more tonight -- >> the ordinary sandwich may be a food staple, but we'll show you the extraordinary coming up on "dine and dish" a hot spot that claims to have a proper sandwich. that is coming up, but first, a look at the bay bridge, clouds behind it. and for the weekend, it is off the grid for a picnic going on in san francisco. a variety of food trucks and food booths operated by local eateries. it's all happening on the

presidio parade grounds from 11:00 to 4:00, enjoy it.

>> reporter: no matter how you slice it, sandwiches are big, you know what i mean, more than half of the u.s. population eats a sandwich a week. but dine and dish is about quality, not quantity. like this prize winning sandwich in oakland. >> they describe it like the mexican big mac. but i don't know how accurate that is. >> reporter: this rubin made with homemade pastrami. >> don't forget these sandwiches with a kick. >> our sandwiches come proper. >> reporter: we need to know what a proper sandwich is.

to do that, we track down a proper sandwich in downtown napa. she's seriously, that's the name. >> kevin and ryan, sandwich chefs. pedestrian greed from some of the bay area's finest restaurants. this is panned ham with -- is there any such thing as an improper sandwich? >> having a bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich in january when tomatoes will be terrible that's an improper sandwich. >> still ahead, the man who risked his life to stop the oregon shooter is breaking his silence. we'll share his firsthand account of what happened. that is coming up next.

>> >> san matteo bridge, still some overcast hanging around. for the weekend a community weekend day, you can try out different instruments and listen to live music it's happened from 10:00 to 3:00 and it's free, we'll be right back.

>> we are back with four things you need to any for the week ahead. monday, crews will begin construction on san francisco's first raised beelike lane. the raised lane will be lower than the sidewalk, but officials will hope it will keep cars from drifting into the bike lane and discourage bicyclists from riding on the sidewalk. >> >> crews expected to finish repairs on the massive sink hole, crews have fixed a broken water main and filled the huge hole with sand. part of the street will remain closed until that work is finished. >> >> many people waiting for vice

president joe biden to decide if he will run for president. sources close to him say a decision could come any day. he has reportedly reached out to strategists about the best way to launch his campaign. is there >> we are keeping an eye on the forecast as temperatures warm up. dave is here with a closer look at the forecast. >> good morning, dave, good morning, everybody. here's a live look at the bay bridge. from alot of the bridge shot, skies are trying to open up. but still have the onshore flow. different fore as to what will happen this week the low to our north. still spinning around, cloud cover to behood. and that isolated little chance of a shower, stormy weather you can see towards our mountains, far to the east. lightning and thunderstorms and perhaps in the higher

elevation. 58 for antioch as you will see, lower 50s to the north, 61 going on for san francisco and oakland at 63 these temperatures will be somewhat slug ir, today, even with the solar heating. how much will we get? future cast 4 going into motion. the patch fills back in because the flow pattern is the same. the place where the moisture can recondense and cloud cover, maybe an isolated shower popping up a little bit, enough to cause a nuisance factor. not much in the way of beneficial rain. wine country started to open up in ernest later. temperatures, we could get the warmup happening by noon even the peninsula through much of the bay, today, a little portion of the beach locations to marine county. we go to tonight, boom, 60s take back control. we have some 60s pokes out,

covering quite a bit of real estate overnight. germly speaking, mostly -- generally speaking, mostly clear. lower 70s as you will see, union city, 71, a little cooler in the north. 68 for berkeley and richmond and alameda while we are at it. further to the east, numbers in the upper 70s, quite a climb, but cooler than they will be and has been, however, we wouldn't see the 80s again today like we did, but we'll see them return, 82 for tomorrow. middle of the week, upper 80s, a lot of sunshine. cool back of temperatures by the time we head into the weekend. marty? >> new details emerging about the campus massacre in oregon. chris mintz, shot five times is describing his firsthand account of what happened. more on his face to face

encounter with the gunman. >> dispatch as many ambulances as possible. we have at least 20 victims. >> reporter: chilling noor details, shooting survivor, chris mintz, the army veteran who is being called a hero for protecting others. he recalled the day he said started out as normal, but quickly descended into chaos. he writes -- mintz said everyone got up and took off. >> i stopped and held the door open and waited for everyone to leave safely. and then he said he took direction from counselor that kept screaming someone needed to tell the people in the library and i told her i would do it. he writes that he made his way

back into the classroom area where he came face to face with the gunman. he leaned out and started to shoot. this is how he described the shooter -- mintz said the shots "knocked me to the ground." he was on the ground and the gunman said "that's what you get for calling the cops." he writes that he didn't tell the police. he said they were already on the way. he yelled to the gunman "it's my kid's birthday man." the shooter pointed the gun at my face and retreated back into the classroom. >> hello, everyone, i am doing well >> reporter: a friend posted this video of mintz who bass in the hospital. he still has this lingering question "i'm still confused as to why he didn't shoot me

again." >> he said he is very happy that the community can bond during this healing process. >> i feel a lot of heartbreak and heart ache for her. but, i will take away something really good from this. >> still ahead on kron 4 news tom daschle -- we are taking the live look at sfo this morning, beautiful shot there and for the weekend, it's the sunset block party going on. you are can join music art and a flea market happening on irving street from 11:00-5:00 and it's all free.

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canceled when the groom got cold feet. hour a heartbreaking situation turned into a night many will never forget. >> tables are set, food hot out of the oven, with one by one, guests arrived these are not the men, women and children that the family hoped to host -- >> when i found out that the wedding would not be taking place, it seemed like something we would to do. >> rather than cancel the $35,000 outing. the bride's family hired the city's homeless. >> i think it's very generous. >> reporter: many came with their families, giving the kids a rare night out. >> going through a hard time and struggle to get out and do something different with your family, it's really a blessing.

>> similar to what you are would find at the hotel's four star restaurant. >> there is plenty to go around. 120 people were invited to the wedding before it got canceled. >> we love our chef leo, but he wouldn't be preparing anything like this. >> i feel a lot of heartbreak and heart ache for her. but, i will take away something good from this. i will. >> turning the night that was supposed to be about her into a night that takes care of others. >> >> take a look at this. this woman for her love of politics, let it go into her hair. win of a kind cut by a celebrity barber it was prior

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new haven street remains closed. >> >> in the north bay, a 3.4 magnitude earthquake hit in lake county. we told you about it in the last hour, 25-miles, epi center, north of santa rosa. no immediate reports of any damage, but if you felt it, let us know on our facebook page. >> 20 quakes in the >> -- in the san ramon area for almost a week. >> >> reporter: the homes here in san ramon have been shaking,

minorly, but frequently. you can see small quakes and saturday was no different, so far, saturday, there have been at least 20 small earthquakesy san ramon, most of them epicenterred near this area with the smallest -- the biggest a 2.9. so, what does it all mean? for that, we went to the u.s. gs. >> this is very -- typical behavior that we see right in the san ramon area. it forms in the alamo, danville san ramon area since 1970. some of them have lasted a couple of mons with a number of events. these are for the small amounts of stress on secondary structures. they tell us a little more information about the

complexity of secure in the area, but they don't cause enough shaking to really be felt by a lot of people. >> reporting in san ramon, kron 4 news. >> >> breaking news overseas, 16,000 people have been evacuated from the philippines because of a super typhoon. the storm made landfall this morning. power lines were knocked over, some homes destroyed. officials say more flooding and landslides are expected over the next few days, but so far, no reports of any injuries. >> >> right now, police are looking for vandals that be headed a statue in monterrey.

>> reporter: on thursday morning, the statue was found decap tated. police are trying to fine the vandals. this is not the first time vandals target saint sara. last year at the mission, the statute was covered in paint. >> it's deeply disturbing this would happen because of the canonzation of sara. >> sara has been targeted by some native american groups,

criticizing his treatment of some of their ancestors. >> he did not make a difference. he accepted what was happening by saying we were children and we didn't know what was best for us. >> >> still people like cope land said the statue is an important art piece. there is hope it can be fixed. >> we have to go on, repair the statue and tell the story of it and have people enjoy this wonderful park. >> >> still ahead, police are getting close tore tracking down the men who stabbed american hero spencer stone. we'll explain what we know about the wanted criminal. then -- --

>> we are back on kron 4 weekend news, grateful dead bassist phil lesh said he was diagnosed with bladder cancer and he is undergoing treatment to eventually we move the tumors. he is a founding member of the grateful dead. >> >> lamar odom starting to show signs of improvement. doctors took out his breathing tube and he can swallow on his own. odom did manage to speak a few words to his estranged wife, but he is painly communicating with a thumbs up or thumbs down. the former nba star reportedly took cocaine and a series of herbal supplements before he

passed out on tuesday in nevada. authorities are retracing his three day $75,000 visit to you the brothel. >> >> more swimmers being attacked by sharks in hawaii. popular tourist area where two people were bitten in one day. >> >> taking this live look outside as you approach the bay bridge. for the weekend, in the east bay, a 17 block long street party featuring all kinds of entertainment in berkeley from 11:00-5:00 and admission is free.

we are back on kron 4 news weekend. let's look outside. here with the forecast for today and back to work monday, dave -- >> good morning, marty, good morning, everyone. great place to go, golden gate,

bay bridge, some moonlight moisture, but you can see above us trying to clear out. all of the moisture at the surface. so, it's being driven by this low, that brings in the onshore flow that we have been talking about and much stormier weather remains off towards the mountains. this pattern that -- changing in a big way going forward. 50s to the north bay. bay shore line in the mild 60s, already. 61 for downtown and 69 for antioch to the far east. we see the skies break up like this, but they will fill in from time to time due to fact there is moisture at the surface and it's cool. so we get the daytime heating and it condenses in the cloud cover. maybe even a shower this afternoon. we get the warmup this morning.

yellows pained off. wine country and far east bay, but still around the bayshore line, sluggish to get going. by late afternoon. most of the real estate is covered. a good patch of 60s covered here and along the peninsula tonight, filling back in with the 50s taking control and late into tonight. particularly off the east bay and south bay. this will probably be due to clearing skies. -p mid-0s for highs along the coast, ocean beach -- san bruno, 68 on the other side. heading further to the south, south bay, mid-70s to have. we will see some 80s popping up in the couple of days. and this is how the seven-day forecast bills. by tomorrow, off shore flow. it will be drier air, warmer air, up to 88 or so come wednesday and at the coast about 70, marty? >> two shark attacks near beaches in pa why have left two

men seriously hurt a shark bit a 33-year-old man on his left foot on what what what kid -- no word on what type of shark was behind the latest attacks. >> >> police have released sketches of the men they believe stabbed spencer stone these are drawings of the two men police are looking for. stone suffered knife wounds after stopping a gunman on a paris bound train in august. stone, along with two other friends were hailed at heros for their actions. >>

>> take a look at the surveillance video of the crime in sacramento, showing stone fighting a half dozen people outside of the nightclub. he was stabbed three times in the stomach, but was released from the hospital on thursday. >> >> jeff is talking to health professionals about this year's strain of the flu virus. >> reporter: marine county department of health and human services held the first of flu shots -- >> our goal is to insure as many people in marine county are vaccinated, safe. it makes for a safe are community and prevents disease. >> when my kids are in school, i don't want them to get what i could bring them. when they get sick with the flu, they could be sick for two

weeks. >> we are uncertain of the illness of the flu this year, but what we do do is we match or vaccinations with the type of flu that is circulating around the world to get the best match. >> this bay area comedian could not stress enough how important it is to get the flu vaccine i'm 65, i just had heart surgery, it's very important to get your flu shot. >> >> reporter: he has this message for everyone this flu season. >> get your flu shot, you will

live a longer life. astronaut scott kelly has spent more hours in space than any other american. he acknowledged the new record by tweeting out "records are made to be broken." nasa said kelly is scheduled to return to earth next march 3rd. by then, he will have spent 522 days in space. >> >> still ahead, some of the biggest names in golf this weekend, it wasn't a pga player turning heads, we'll show you the local star that stole the show. >> >> let's take a live look outside as you approach the richmond bridge not a lot of traffic to speak about.

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back on kron 4 news weekend with bay area sports. sharks looking to remain undefeated going into last night's game against the islanders. here is matt passing to joe, giving the sharks a 3-2 lead. the high point for san jose, islanders go on to score four unanswered go goals, wins it by 6-2. sharks, their record stands at 4-1. staying in new york facing off against the rangers monday. >> >> 49ers will take on 1-4 baltimore ravens today. hyde limited in practice, but the coach fully expects him to

play. runningback reggie bush, that's another story, not expected to play because of a lingering calf injury. kickoff at lev vie's at teleconference 15, today, oakland raiders enjoying the bye week this week. >> >> some of the biggest names in golf in wine country. one sports star you might not expect. steph kurly, best known for his deep three-pointers there he is, of the warriors out on the green last week showing he has game on the golf course as well. >> we are in the middle of preseason. -- kron 4's reporter managed to

get a selfy with him. still ahead for you on kron 4 news weekend, el nino is bringing a lot more than rain to california. get aload of this, the venomous creature that washed up on a california beach. that is coming up. >> >> first, take this live look outside, golden gate bridge this time around. beautiful weekend. >> >> for the weekend, antique fair, happening downtown concorde, starts, right now, going until 4:00 this afternoon. admission and parking are free.

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nice picture, we have going on here, your plans, go ahead and do them, pencil in an annoying shower that might come to pass. here's the golden gate, nice shot, clouds in the background. here is what is going on here, satellite and radar picture, what is driving everything is this low up towards our north. it provides a little facilitator, cooler air, we get some heating. 60s around the bay shore line. antioch holding onto 59. mid-to upper bay, mid-50s. here's how it breaks down, south bay. san jose, up to 68 by noon. 70 holes, mid-to late afternoon, dropping back into the 60s by the latter portion

of the day. your planning forecast by noon, temperatures upper 60s, variable cloud also cover us for most of the day, penciling in the chance for an isolated shower to come. we have winds shifting. temperatures will do the same. that is coming up in just a bit. >> >> breaking news from overnight from florida, a real scare at zombiecon, ft. meyers. one person was killed, four others were wounded and this morning, we are starting to get a look at some of the cell phone video from the time of the shooting. stephanie from our media partners at cnn has the story. >> reporter: multiple gunshots leaving one dead >> i just seen the body right there. right in front of me. >> reporter: five others shot -- >> we started running because

we saw a hoard of people running and we heard two really loud bangs. >> reporter: and four injured. actually, i was nervous when i saw people running, because i didn't know what was coming behind. >> reporter: police responded to multiple shots at the ft. meyers zombiecon, completely evacuating the area where more than 20,000 adults and children were roaming the street. >> reporter: leaving people who called ft. meyers home feeling unsafe. >> >> do you feel in ft. meyers? >> honestly, it's on the fence. >> kind of disappointing because i have family here and stuff, it's -- i don't know, too close. >> reporter: wanting something to change before they ever go back. >> i want to bring myself here

next year because i don't feel safe. if guns are being pulled, not only is my life on the line, but so are people around me. >> the gunman cording to police, is still on the loose. >> >> bringing it back home to the bay area this morning, patients at burling game long-term care facility slowly returning home. 70 patients were moved to a different facility when a fire broke out. elderly patients were taken to the hospitals throughout the county, but not all of the 270 people ended up being transported to other hospitals. patients waited outside until power was restored. the majority of the patients are returning today. no one is expected to wait any later than monday morning. >> >> hundreds of people gathering as california recognizes their fallen firefighters. the annual procession took place yesterday in sacramento. firefighters from around the

state taking part in the ceremony. 16 names were added to the memorial wall this year. two forest service firefighters died fighting separate blazes earlier this year. >> none of these dangers deterred our firefighters from putting themselves in harm's way. they make the sacrifice each and every day to protect us. take a look at this, venomous snakes in ventura

county. these snakes are not traditionally located along the california coast. last tight these species washed up onshore happened back in 1972 in orange county. >> >> international news, now, a memorial service held with 33 crew members of the car go ship el faro. 33 crew members disappeared back on october 1st after encountering hurricane joaquin while enroute to the bahamas. ntsb still investigating what happened and is looking for the wreckage of the ship >> in world news, what joaquin

guzman -- broke out of prison back in july and has been on the run since. the u.s. is offering a reward of up to $5 million for information leading to the arrest of el chapo. >> >> an all-new episode of kron's 4's "the backstory." you will get to follow our reporters and learn a trick that one of them uses -- >> we have gotten a lot of complaints about the hot buses. of course, we come out here and all of the air conditioning is drive by. that one has air conditioning, too. there will be some laughs, but i'm feeling comfortable at the end of the day. backstory tonight at 9:30

right after sports night live here on kron 4. >>. ordinary sandwich may be a food staple. but we'll show you something extra extraordinary. that's coming up. first, a live view from the bridge, for the weekend, off the grid, picnic going on in san francisco a variety of food trucks and food booths operated by local eateries. it starts at 11:00 and runs until 4:00. enjoy.

we are back on kron 4 news weekend. sandwiches a staple for many of us. in this edition of "dine and dish" vickie explains why the sandwich is more than what is

in between two slices of bread. >> reporter: no matter how you slice it, sandwiches are big. more than a billion sandwiches a year are eaten by americans. this prize winning number -- >> they describe it as the mexican big mac. i don't know how accurate that is. >> reporter: this rubin and let's not forget these industry new hampshire ease sandwiches with a kick. >> our sandwiches come spicey. >> we want to know what a proper sandwich is. to do that, we track down a proper sandwich in downtown napa. seriously, that's the name. >> reporter: kevin and ryan are the sandwich chefs. from some of the bay area's finest restaurants it's the same meal, but it's mobile. >> this hand brianed ham,

here's a fall squash and pumpkin seed sandwich. is there any such thing as an improper sandwich? >> having a bacon lettuce and tomato sandwich in january when tomatoes will be terrible. that's an improper sandwich. >> reporter: these guys are entrusted with perfecting it. in napa. >> >> let's take a live look outside. san mateo bridge, overcast in the background. for the weekend, community music day in berkeley. you get a chance to try out different instruments and listen to live music as well. it's happening at the music tender from 10:00 to become and it is absolutely free. --

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construction on san francisco's first raised bike lane. it's happening on market streets. the raised lane will be lower than the sidewalk. but officials are hoping it will keep cars from drifting into the bike lane and discourage bicyclists from riding on the sidewalk. >> >> crews are expected to finish repairs on the massive sink hole. crews have fixed a broken water main and filled the huge hole with sand. part of the new haven street will remain closed until the work is finished. many people waiting for vice president joe biden to decide if he will run for president. sources close to the vice president said a decision could come any day now. he has reportedly reached out to democratic strategists about the best way to launch his campaign. >> >> keeping an eye on the forecast. as we move through the week, more on that from dave. >> good morning, everybody, today, unfinished business

hanging around. skies start to fill in with low lying clouds, live shot for you at the the bay bridge. shielding the reflection of the sun out there. take your shades with you wherever you do. but you can plan on a couple of raindrops, satellite and radar, the low up towards our north, helping to drive some of the heavier thunderstorms that are off towards the mountains, causing flash flooding we actually had this morning. for us, as paing isolated shower still a possibility. temperatures in the 60s in the far east bay and along the bay shore line. 61 san francisco, mid-to upper 50s heading up to the north bay. future cast 4 as we watch what happens by noon, clearing skies a bit. all that will do is add heat to the atmosphere and stray isolated showers a possibility popping up here and there from the green indicated here. jumping over to temperatures around the noon hour, we get a lot of real estate covered

except for around the immediate bay area, then, we get everybody covered pretty well except for good pockets in the east bay and down to the peninsula. patches of 50s for tonight, probably because of clearing of skies overnight until we start to change the mode of an off shore wind. san francisco, mid-60s, 66 by 2:00 p.m. 63 as we head into this evening, a west wind 10-15. the off shore wind woos are talking about. lower 70ss along the east bay shore line. 68 for richmond, but further to the east. this is where numbers start to pounce a little more so mid-to upper 70s, still off where the highs have been and will be. check it out. here's the warmup we are torquing about. drier air coming in. it looks like that will be the warmest day in the bunch. at the beaches not bad around

70. >> >> new details emerging about the campus massacre in oregon from earlier this month. chris mintz, the veteran shot five times in the attack is describing his firsthand account on more on what happened. >> dispatch as many ambulances as possible to this incident. >> >> reporter: chilling new details in the oregon community college massacre from shooting survivor chris mintz. the army veteran who is being called a hero for protecting others. in a facebook posting, he recalls the day he said started out as normal, but quickly descended into chaos. he rights -- mintz who said he sat in front of the class said everyone got up and took off.

-- he then says he took direction from a counsel that kept screaming someone needed to tell the people in the library -- >> somebody is outside one of the doors, shooting through the doors. >> mintz writes he made his way back into the classroom area where he came face to face with the gunman. this is how he described the shooter. he was so nonchalant as though he was playing a video gamend showed no emotions." he said "the shots knocked me to the ground." and he said while on the ground, the shooter said "that's what you get for calling the cops." mintz said he told the gunman he didn't call the cops. they were already on the way. he said he pointed the gun at his face and retreated into the

classroom. >> hello, everyone, i'm doing well. >> reporter: a friend posted this video of him in the hop. he has since been released. and he still has this lingering question -- i'm confused as to why he didn't shoot me again. >> he is thanking everyone who helped in his recovery. he said he is happy that the community has bonded. >> i feel a lot of heart ache and heartbreak for her, but, i will take away something really good from this. >> reporter: still ahead on kron 4 news weekend how one woman's heartbreak turns into a blessing for families. >> >> we have some increasing clouds, but not a lot to worry about. for the weekend. inner sunset block party in san francisco. you can enjoy music, art and a flea market as well. happening on irving street from

11:00-5 and admission is free.

what was supposed to be a beautiful weekend suddenly got canceled as the groom got cold feet. tom miller with cnn shows us how a heartbreaking situation turned into a night that many people will never forget. >> tables are set, food out of the oven and one by one, guests arrived. not the people the family planned to host but are doing it nonetheless. >> when i found out the wedding would not take place, it seemed like something we could do to give back. >> >> reporter: earlier in the week, the groom got cold feet. rather than cancel the $25,000

paid, they brought in the homeless for a generous meal. >> when you are going through a hard time, a struggle to get out and do something with your family. to go out and do something different. >> there is plenty to go around, 120 people were invited to the wedding before it got canceled. >> smiles everywhere, the night is painful for the dwaynes. their 27-year-old daughter chose to stay home. >> i feel alot of heart ache and heartbreak for her, but, i will take away something really good from this, i will. >> turning to a note that was supposed to be about their family into one that takes care

of others. >> >> take a look at this, in texas, this woman let her love of politics go to her head. this big hillary clinton supporter got her face shaved into her hair. one-of-a-kind cut down by rob the original. prior to hillary clinton's campaign stop in san antonio last week. the hair style managed to get hillary's attention. the two even posed for a picture. >> we have a powerful warmup. by the middle of the week, temperatures at 87. tuesday it looks like will be the warmest day in the bunch. 73 for the coastal locations, too, so not bad on that front. >> that will wrap things up for us. for all of us here, thank you for joining us, we'll see you next weekend at 7:00 am. have a great day, good-bye.

. (applause) well god bless you. it's always a joy to come into your homes. if you're ever in our area, please stop by and be a part of one of our services. i promise you we'll make you feel right at home. but thanks so much for tuning in and thank you again for coming out today. i like to start with something funny. i heard about this middle-aged woman. she had a heart attack and on the operating table, she asked god if this was it. god said, "no, you have forty more years." upon recovery, she decided to stay in the hospital, have a face-lift, tummy tuck, liposuction, extreme makeover. two