controversial decision to sit during the national anthem. kron 4's mark carpenter was there. and he joins us live from 49ers headquarters with the latest. mark? chip kelly >>:"i think when you talk to our players, they are focused on the 2016 season and how good a team the san francisco 49ers can be. i think like we've said all along, we recognize his right to express his feelings, but that doesn't affect what we do when we get here at 8:15 in the morning until we leave here at 8:00 at night."

regardless of whether colin kaepernick sits or stands, chip kelly.has made it clear.his team is looking forward. >> reporter:and although kaepernick's bold gesture is powerful enough to spark debates across america, politics have never superceded the playbook. "my dealings with colin since april is when he's here, he's all about ball and he's been great with that. so, that's what i deal with and that's how we interact and he's been great. you guys watch him. when he's not in he's mirroring the quarterback. he's getting as many mental reps as he can. he obviously had a setback in camp because of the shoulder, but from a football standpoint, he's been excellent." and from a football standpoint, kaepernick is nearing a pivotal moment. blaine gabbert is sitting out thursday's preseason finale. meaning number 7 will see increased playing time.in what may be his last audition to be the full-time starter. for those thinking that kaep is on the verge of getting cut, his head coach told us where he stands. reporter: is he one of your best two quarterbacks right now? kelly: is he what? reporter: one of your best two quarterbacks right now? kelly: yes

now the latest person to weigh in on the colin kaepernick controversy. is none other than his birth mom. and she's calling out the qb on twitter for sitting out the national anthem. >> vicki:her name is heidi russo

- a nurse from colorado russo tweeting out this - quote - there's ways to make change w/o disrepecting & bringing shame to the very country & family who afforded you so many blessings. as you can imagine - twitter is blowing up - russo taking heat for her opinion. many people questioning her for giving up her baby in the first place. calling her racist because the biological father was black. russo fires back - with this. quote - love people who wallow in their ignorance and sit on social media in their glass houses throwing stones. russo gave up colin for adoption when he was only 6 weeks old and she was reportedly 19 and destitute. so far kaepernick hasn't responded one way or another to the flurry of tweets. and coming up tonight at six. we talk to some bay area military veterans about kaepernick refusal to stand during the national anthem. do they support them. or are they dissapointed? find out on kron 4 news at 6. >> grant:our coverage of this

story continues online. on our website.fans react to colin kaepernick's decision not to stand during the national anthem. here what kaepernick's teammates are saying about his controversial decision. and a look at kaepernick's social media history -- including the type of news stories he posts and retweets. the number of police on patrol in san jose is so low.that the only way to put more boots on the street is to declare an emergency. and the city council has been considering. whether to do just that this afternoon. kron four's rob fladeboe is standing by live at city hall with the latest on all this. rob?? >> reporter: the rest of considering it as we speak here at city hall has laid out his case for his emergency provision and making changes i'll lottery now under the existing union contract with the support of the

mayor and police officers union former san jose, mchenry and city council or less any minute now and then all not put more cops on the street. short average of copses san jose emergency action nonetheless.

without as many as 47 detectives to a patrol ranks that would ease the mandatory overtime to have some cops. liccardo and police chief eddie garcia say the shortage of cops on patrol in san jose requires emergency action nonetheless. sot sam liccardo/san jose mayor sot eddie garcia/chief of police what the chief and mayor admit is merely a stop gap, until the overall ranks of the depleted force can be restored, would add as many as 47 detectives to the patrol ranks. that would ease the mandatory overtime that has some cops sleeping in the police parking lot. sot eddie garcia in a letter to the city, sheriff laurie smith said a proposal to beef up patrols with her deputies or the chp is unrealistic. the police officers association agrees but

supports the emergency action in the name of public safety. >> reporter: they see is taking place september and a shift change goes to work.

in oakland. two teens are under arrest after an overnight home invasion robbery. two elderly residents were hurt recovering tonight as kron4's haaziq madyun reports. investigators believe the suspects are connected to hours earlier. >> reporter:two teenage boys suspected of breaking their way into this home on sequoyah road in oakland.two elderly residents were inside >>:"there was forced entry in there and an assault that occurred" opd investigators say the home invasion happened around 230am tuesday morning. the suspects got away with personal property belonging to the victims. a cadillac sedan was also taken right out of this drive way. 2 hours later an unrelated opd traffic stop of a red van that was carjacked monday led to the arrests of the two juvenile suspects. opd officer marcos marquez explains how that happened >>:"in essence i wouldn't call it lucky, i would call it officers out on patrol, that is their duty, to be proactive, the individuals in there were safely detained and taken into custody, loss from the residence on sequoyah road was recovered as well as a replica firearm that was reported in the carjacking" >> reporter:however investigators say the home invasion victim's 2001 cadillac sedan, champagne/gold in color with a california license plate of 4tla277 is still missing this elderly resident was treated for his injuries on the scene. his housemate was taken away by ambulance

on august 19. officers responded to the area of burnett and mabal streets around 11 p-m for reports of shots fired. when officers arrived they found alex goodwin of berkey. unresponsive and lying outside of his family's home. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. no suspect information. has been released in connection to the shooting, which was berkeley's first homicide of 2016. bad news for apple. >> vicki:but it could be a financial bonanza for ireland. the european union is slapping apple with a huge tax bill. >> catherine:catherine heenan is here with the latest on today's announcement from brussels. the european commission says that apple got a sweetheart deal from ireland.

paying little or no taxes for years. now it's payback time.and it's a huge bill. 14-point-5 billion dollars in back taxes - plus interest. apple ceo tim cook argues the company never asked for or got 'special deals' from ireland. but the european union says the company has been getting illegal tax benefits for more than 11 years. that's the opinion of one irish politician.and you'd think they'd 'all' want to grab the money. but others are worried about legal implications down the road. the money is being put into a holding fund until any appeals can be dealt with. outrage continues in one northern california neighborhood. where people are forced to sign a 'whites only' agreement before they move in.

coming up after the break. the lastest efforts by city officials. to get that language removed. it's something that sounds like it should be an easy fix. >> grant: the subway and michelle station at the familiar you concede its been a ventilated as the onslaught checks out a suspicious device initially called in as a burglary they called in the bomb squad and right now the bomb squad as checking it out. the canada 3:00 the situation still undone san jose north of downtown.

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>> grant: >> vicki:and last night those homeowners were hoping to get that language erased. but as ben deci reports. city officials say it's not that simple. >>:if the rule does get changed- it won't erase the racism in the document. instead, it's likely a new page would be added, decrying the previous, whites-only clause as no longer valid. the commune >> reporter: resurfaces districts says the rules aren't not enforced but in order of them as and as easy as getting out an eraser.

>>: some townspeople going door- to-door for us the media has talked about this case and called attention to this matter. >> vicki: one race the racism in the documents said likely to a

new page would be added. >> grant:a san francisco supervisor and popular restaurant are doing all they can to bring back the statue of naked donald trump.and return it to its creator. but those efforts may be put on hold while police investigate who.in fact.installed the statue that cost the city 4-thousand- dollars to remove. supervisor scott weiner and the owner of lefty o'doules restaurant, have said they will pay that fine. they hope the investigation wont ruin plans to dislpay the statue.this friday at lefty's. the restuarnt owner then wants to return the controversial statue to its creator. naked donald was installed in san francisco's castro district and removed because there was not a permit to have it there. it was one of five such statues displayed in cities acorss the u-s. a hurricane watch is in effect for the main island of

hawaii.and we are keeping an eye on two systems headed that way. here they both are. on the left is hurricane madeline. it's a category three and the worse of the two. forecasters expect the center to pass dangerously close to the big island tomorrow. they say heavy rains and winds could cause flash floods and possible mudslides. right behind that is hurricane lester.it's expected to be categorized as a tropical storm by the time it passes the state. lester is not expected to reach land but the effects will still be felt on the island. our weather forecasters will be watching both systems.make sure to keep updated here on kron-4. 12 in. of rainfall in two days. also storm surges. and then

right behind it breaking it down for you into tomorrow. >> britteny: how close will get the islands a big concern already under and then kelly sidetrack tip but paul lot of rain fall and also really strong wind speeds. the get another hurricane the track to take a look at last year. as to go through the rest of the week this will not happen till closer to saturday again at least the second hurricane as little bit further to the north to the big

island and again still expected to bring a lot of rain fall and we will slowly start to see people of those hurricanes losing steam closer to the big island's. satellite ritter shot shows another pattern area of low pressure. it will hang out as we go into the rest of tonight even into tomorrow. inland location lisa was a clear sky is the whole lot of fog conditions and then we seek preconditions for san francisco fairfield and then on your night letter shows temperatures will still comfortable and breezy.

>> vicki:governor brown today signed a new law to aggressively go after water guzzlers. the measure takes effect january first. it requires all water districts to create rules to identify and punish people who use too much water during droughts. policies would include fines or a rate system that charges more for using large amounts of water. san mateo state senator jerry hill says the legislation was prompted by news reports that some residents used millions of

gallons of excessive water despite the state's ongoing drought. an estimated 400 students were told to stay home from school this morning because of a plumbing problem at westlake elementary in daly city. the district superintendent says the school had a clogged sewage line last week that they thought they'd cleared but the blockage turned out to have just traveled further down. this morning a maintenance crew discovered backed up drains in the two student bathrooms and boiler room. our students were not able to use their bathrooms and flush. and we were not able to get portable bathrooms in time for start of school and so for the safety and comfort students and staff we decided to cancel school for the day. the clog was cleared later in the day and the city flushed their mains as well to make sure it wasn't a problem on their end. school will be back open tomorrow morning.

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an update for you now on a story we brought you involving an east bay girl... who was hit by a taxi cab as she was crossing the street with her mother. lilia bartlow suffered two broken legs and was forced to be in a wheelchair... but today... as kron 4's terisa estacio shows us, in this my kron-4 story...lilia not only went back to school... but she went back in style. q. what is that? what do you see? that is a fire truck - heading back to school is certainly exciting, but for lillia bartlow, this is day is monumental- nats - crying - tears - this was lillia back in the spring - her spirit crushed as she sat in a wheelchair with two broken legs. and here she is learning how to walk again - in physical therapy. for the once happy, lively girl, this has been an excruiating journey. in march, as she and her mother were in the cross walk leaving john muir elementary school in berkeley, the two were hit by a taxi cab driver - cited for failing to yeild to a pedestrian. lillia was pinned under the car. >>:nats: voice of lillia bartlow/girl hit by car back to school this is for when i need to be positive. >> reporter:lillia showed me her bracelet she created to help herself through this tough time. and on this day - all of hard work and postive thinking paid off - bouncing out of her home, on her own two feet - lillia leaped into the arms of a fire fighter who lifted her up into a fire truck. it was as if she was cinderella herself, but instead of the ball, it was the first day of school and a fire truck

was her carriage. sot/tc: 1:15 tyre mills 3rd/berkeley fire dept./girl hit by car back to school we just wanted to give back to the community. and off they went - they took the scenic route to her school so lillia could have a longer trip. grateful for the ride, but eager to get going, lillia was off running. i had to chase her to keep up with her as she stopped for hugs from teachers, parents and friends. sot/tc: 1:32 alex henri/student/girl hit by car returning to school it is so good she is back. for her mom - seeing lillia smile after so many months of tears - was incredible. sot/tc:1:40 khadija bartlow/mom girl hit by car returning to school it is a good day, yes. as for where the crash occurred, right here - new signs are now up - and lights are planned for the future. nats: bye in berkeley, te

and as you can see by that smile - lillia's future is bright. te still ahead on kron four news at five. tomorrow could bring two highly anticipated developments in the race for the white house. the latest on the campaign trail. plus. a top commander and official spokesman for isis. has been killed. details. after the break. at 5:30.

souther california. a raging brush fire. has grown to 400 acres. the fire first broke out around one this afternoon. in cherry valley. which is located riverside county near beaumont. kron-four-dot-com. >> vicki:a controversial immigration policy and details of a federal email investigation >> grant: both presidential candidates are poised to make headlines tomorrow. catherine heenan is here to bring us up to date on the race. >> catherine:donald trump is logging a lot of time in the air. all of it over the west.

from a fundraiser last night in woodside - he headed to washington state for a rally in everett, north of seattle. and tomorrow in phoenix - he's due to deliver what's billed as a major speech on immigration. presidential nominee "we're gonna build a great wall on the border." presidential nominee "it's going to be as beautiful as a wall can be." presidential nominee "we will build the wall 100% and mexico will be paying for the wall." donald trump promising a tough immigration speech. his son says, expect no surprises. you have to let ice do their job, you have to eliminate sanctuary cities. you have to get rid of the criminals first and foremost, you have to secure the border. >> catherine:tomorrow we also may learn more about hillary clinton's use of a private email server while she was secretary of state. the fbi says it will release the results of its investigation. that investigation ended with the conclusion that no laws were broken. nat clinton is spending the final days of august watching donald trump's debate highlight reel. looking for moments when he lost his cool. as in this exchange with ted cruz. nat

as part of her preparation, she is seeking tips from writers who have watched trump for, including tony schwartz, co=author of the art of the deal. aides say clinton is preparing for a raucous debate. >>:i think we will see a lot of the same kind of hyper, over the top rhetoric that we've seen from him. that's who he is. i don't think he can control himself

primary voters went to the polls in two states. they closed a half hour ago in florida, where republican senator marco rubio and democratic representative debbie wasserman schultz are expected to win their primaries. likewise in arizona.senator john mccain is expected to turn back a republican challenger. the polls close there at seven p=m. >> vicki: with more coming up on 6:00. >> grant: a beautiful day here in the bay area up fall weather pattern may be selling and not not as much fog in the coast pretty joins us with the tips on was to come tonight. >> britteny: go into the dense fog just for only a few and we show what's but double click the time lapse video from the camera it is a clear picture for us which we love to show you the golden gate bridge and the boats pass to enter name really a beautiful day loss of sunshine as the head into the rest of

this evening will continue this see just a few-clouds nothing but bellows of then clumsily are used to seeing. in the area of low pressure going to let of your screen bringing a little rain to portland. where the reasons why we will see mostly clear skies to my and also slightly below average temperatures as a going to tomorrow. all appear farm tractor most of the area will stay fought for you with the exception of oakland visibility will still be decreasing and down to half moon bay everything will " retreat back to the coast as ago until late morning hours tomorrow. temperatures right now really comfortable and said francisco 70 degrees oakland's 72 san jose 79. livermore 8487 concord 85 degrees in santa rosa tomorrow you notice low 80s and san jose same thing livermore 86 concord. mid-80s for any act and then 83-up. 83 to a small on the

bottle. '60s for san francisco's 79 petaluma and slightly below average are attracting a warming trend all the details on that are next forecast and 10 minutes. >> grant:major news in the middile east. reports say today the spokesman and senior leader for the islamic state group -isis- has been killed in syria. an islamic state news agency reports its spokesman abu muhammed al-ad-nani was killed in an air strike carried out by the u-s while he was overseeing military operations in northern syria. they did not provide any more details. several audio files online have been released since ad-nani's death.they show the senior leader giving rage-filled

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augments and ranch casino the to be posted on the details. we'll move on the controversy over colin and his refusal to stand during that-let them. >> pam: the call and criticize player is 0 crossed the country refusing stan. some do the agree or a defense. all much more upcoming on new i am sad x the bag in the studio. >> vicki: they're working to lessen the impact of and never the big one does. spencer blake took the court copter with scientists are trying the learn more. scientists in this field,

in my their research will also help first responders in the event of another napa earthquake. "we produce something called shake maps, and this type of information goes into those shake maps, so it makes them much more accurate such that when an earthquake occurs, they can look at those shake maps and know exactly where to go." >> reporter: figure what to the materials are underground create and then also help first responder is not that of another nine are earthquake. let's just

hope there isn't a in napa, spencer blake, kron four news. >> britteny: to the next few hours and) the tunnel of a clock is certain wouldn't see wind speeds definitely throw the entire area. and then mostly clear conditions in mind coastal fog. the wind direction is not favorable and the release strong onshore flow right now and tomorrow little bit cooler for us. we will stick closer than

average and a sector cover again. feature cast for san

jose and warm conditions fairfield and not anywhere close to war conditions as far east as sacramento. all the way in the san carlos and house a pushing and the livermore. the breakdown for tomorrow cloudy skies star and lots of sunshine once again and the 7 day forecast want to see temperatures a few degrees thursday we will recover heading into labor day weekend. >> grant: to the company also announcing high school college

students can get a free soda or iced tea if it by emil and shows school idea they've given away millions of free to readers this year in an effort to lower that customers to buy out wave of food scarce involving mexican grill chain and nicolae opera classier the place sales plummeting. >> vicki: most of and on tristan more than a might think the new study dr. compote dogs respond to language scientists have proven something most dog owners already know.man's best friend understands more words than you might think. according to a new study from budapest, dogs comprehend and respond to language. researchers recorded the brain activities of dogs as they heard various phrases. when the dogs heard things like "good boy" or "well done" they responded stronger than when they heard neutral words like "nevertheless" or "however." researchers say. dogs responded strongest to positive and cheerful tones of the human voice. >> grant:next. the queen of the

court. serena williams. going for a grand slam in hollywood. tennis star serena williams is on a quest for her 7th u.s. open title.

and a win would break steffi graf's record of 22 grand slam singles titles in the open era. but serena's game doesn't end on the court. she is crossing over to hollywood. the insider's debbie matenopoulos has more. #1 - beyonce's her bestie? airclip_2016 mtv_video music_awa rds_r1 2016082_serena williams give it up for my friend beyonce!! vo# 1 you know you've crossed over in hollywood when you can name the queen bee as your close friend.this past weekend at the vma's - serena showed up to introduce her bestie. and it wasn't the first time these celebrity pals have shared a stage. mxvid_beyonce sorry_lemonade pre miere_20160423.sub.1 18:18:02 - vo# 2 when beyonce's visual album "lemonade" came out - serena showed the world that she knows how to swing more than just her tennis racket. mxvid_beyonce sorry_lemonade pre miere_20160423.sub.1 18:19:35 now i'm the one who's lying and i don't feel bad about it vo# 3 another sign serena has made it in hollywood - she's apparently caught up in a celebrity love triangle. webclip_vogue 73 questions_serena williams rzt love is magical. it's something you may only experience once in life. vo#4 rev serena was rumored to be romantically linked to the rapper, drake - but at the vma's on sunday, drake was sending his love rihanna's way.

airk_2016 mtv_video music_awards _r2 20160828 she's someone i've been in love with since i was 22 years old. vo# 5 but will he continue to root for serena as well? intv_caitlyan becker_re hunk_of the_us open_082616 001_concatena ted_104405 i think everyone in the celeb world is tuning in to see if drake is going to show up. he's been at the sideline for her games. and he's also been front row center at her last fashion show at new york fashion week so everyone wants to see if he's going to be there." vo# 6 serena has been slaying the red carpet for years - but now she has her own fashion line which debuted last fall at new york fashion week. so while she is currently the queen of the court, her reign over the fashion world is just beginning. webclip_vogue 73 questions_serena williams rzt life is pretty good. we are gonna have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider, for kron 4 news i'm debbie matenopolous, back to you. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six.

we bring you breaking news tonight... authorities are on scene after responding to reports of a suspicious device on south fourth street in san jose. a violent home invasion robbery has rattled nerves of residents in a quiet east bay neighborhood investigators have two suspects in custody. however, as kron4's haaziq madyun has learned, the fact that two vulnerable, older people were injured in this home invasion. has alarmed the neighborhood this elderly man in his 80's was injured during a violent home invasion robbery early tuesday morning here on sequoyah road in oakland. his 70 year old housemate was here as well. he was hospitalized due to his injuries. the incident has rattled nerves in this quiet oakland neighborhood >> reporter: was the head of emergency and essential a ban on patrol. and what they did is:

state law to bypass a contract which means force the 47 detectives and the next shift change occurs next month. when the time comes less here more from san jose police chief.

alert, we're all scared, because >> vicki: breaking news in san jose a suspicious device has been determined to be safe on the downtown san jose and on that scene for several hours. at officers initially responded to reports of a possible burglary at a storage unit unit and they discovered evidence of a possible burglary at addition to a locating the suspicious

device. >> steve: was evacuated and it however has been lifted. >> steve: violetta commendation recovery it rattled nerves. and then as we have learned to the hon. the people >> reporter: head the seven year-old house that was here as wall hospitalized due to his injuries. the has rattled nerves in his quiet oakland neighborhood. they're looking

for additional suspects in this case. >> steve: no news and a tax parks around time the man, provoke behind the time from investigator we've heard from investigators that there may be a second victim that was attacked by the same suspect. and the people you see in this video are still on the run. they're wanted for using a taser on a taxi driver in order to rob him.

san francisco police are looking for four suspects in this case. two men and two women. we're told the robbers took the driver's cell phone, wallet and backpack. the driver was not hurt during the incident. now to another big story we are tracking: >> pam:the latest on the controversy over san francisco 49ers' quarterback colin kaepernick's decision. not to stand during the national anthem. today we heard from head coach chip kelly. for the first time since this episode bubbled up over the weekend. kelly focused more on the 49ers last pre-season game this coming thursday, than the controversy surrounding kaepernick. the quarterback has said he will not stand during the national anthem. as part of a protest against the way african- americans and people of color. are treated in america. kelly says, kaepernick is going to start on thursday against the san diego chargers.

coming up at 6:45. sports director gary ranich will have reaction from the 49ers on the quartebrack situation. and hear how chip kelly responded when he was asked how about the possibility of needing extra security when the team takes the field this thursday. there is a big development in one deadly police shooting. that has grabbed national headlines. you may recall this dashcam video out of chicago. where officers shot and killed an african- american teenager in 2014. today, the police department moved forward with a request to fire the officer who shot the teen, as well as four other officers who were at the scene. two of those officers have quit. by >>: he is the very symbol of unity. refusing to stand and try to suspect a cabinet as an example to the children and given a bad example. he could affect change so much better if you went down and let the rollout goes and talking to them teaching them because they did respect him. crown of it will keep respecting them in the future. but he's just a football player. not a hero a much more

respect all the soldiers and police and fire and all heroes we have our country. >> reporter: us sitting down during that and some in the last preseason game in san diego city of 95,000 active-duty military personnel. >> vicki: running mobile homes at this hour hellfire says it is

5 percent contained people >> catherine: are being urged to restock immersion kit supply as and retain plan but a. hurricane to make landfall in decades -- and that could happen people on the big island are

kits with hurricane lester probably won't forecasters say the bigger storm - madeline - is weakening a bit -- but it's still dangerous. his home state of hawaii tomorrow. in honolulu, people are being reminded that the visit could mean traffic congestion. this thursday - thousands of international dignitaries are expected to attend the opening ceremony for the world conservation congress. pam and steve? >> pam: archemorus shot from all lots of sunshine and here at home and brittany's you're closer look at the hurricanes. >> britteny: this is a big holiday weekend lot of people thinking about reworking plans

and a closer look there is why a and two hurricanes we are watching the first plane. it will stay at further away from the big island and all of these are so close and you were between eight to 12 in. of rainfall. it will lead to mudslides damaging wind speeds we keep a close eye on the storm

surge already starting to rain and we will continue to see rain for the rest of the week even into the weekend. continue to see mostly clear skies and the rest of this evening close an indication that 8:00 p.m. and then dropping in the '60s and the entire area for the rest of the workweek coming up another 10 minutes.

>> pam: update involving the news did girl who was hit-and taxicab crossing the street with her mother falling in after school function what happened. sedalia started it in style. i

concede his walking a little bit more and just leads right in the arms of one firefighter. who >> steve: driver was cited for failing to yield to pedestrians and new signs painted right across walk and school's principal tells us the agreement will pay for lights to go in as well. >> steve: developments norris burt donald trump.

>> pam: larry fbi report on the investigation into her e-mail server may go public all likely to influence the canid its debate preparations. they will commit in the name of transparency. will likely to put that back in over transparency back in the spotlight and eventually on the debate stage. and it's it's are less than four months away from their first face-off.

four weeks away from first faceoff on september 26th, and preps are underway. aides say clinton is poring over briefing books while taking some time off the trail this week. trump, reportedly resistant to the usual practice of mock debates. both have some things to work on. >>:he has to demonstrate temperament, he's got to demonstrate he's got some sort of plan to deal with these issues america faces. and he's got to be able to prosecute the case against hillary clinton. on the flip side, for hillary clinton, it's important for her to be able to demonstrate that she can be trustworthy. trump is also preparing for an immigration speech in phoenix on wednesday. after a hardline stance on the deportation of undocumented immigrants buoyed him through the republican primaries, he appeared to soften that position in recent weeks, raising questions about where

exactly his policies stand. in washington, i'm karin caifa. >> pam:it is a big day today for some familiar political faces. arizona senator john mccain voted this morning in his state's primary. he is seeking a sixth term in the senate. polls have shown him with a ten- point lead over his opponent, kelli ward. ward has suggested mccain may be too old for office. he just turned 80- years old yesterday. ward is a doctor who is also a former state senator. she has agressively gone after mccain. as an "establishment candidate". trying to take advantage of disgruntled voters and score a monumental upset. republcians are keeping a close eye on the results, because it could foreshadow what could come in november. and in flordia. voters headed to the polls in the sunshine state's primary election today. congressman patrick murphy. a centrist democrat. is expected to defeat alan gryson to face republican senator marc rubio in the fall. rubio. is seeking to secure the republican nomination for a second term. despite declaring during his failed presidential campiagn. that he would 'not' run for senate.

he is expected to defeat wealthy businessman carlos beruff. also. former democratic national committee chairwoman, debbie wasserman schultz, must stave- off a challenge for her congressional seat from tim canova. a bernie sanders- backed law professor. we have been reporting a lot over the last week or so. about the soaring price of the "epipen." >> pam: it is used by people who may be having an allergic reaction. and can save their life. >> steve:but alternatives are out there. and they can save people money. lots of money. reporter kathy park shows us one of the alternatives that is already on the market. cat bessing/epinephrine user when i'm using this, i'm trying not to die basically. >> reporter:cat bessing doesn't go anywhere without her epinephrine cat bessing/epinephrine user >>:and realistically you need more than one set.i have one in my purse , i have one on my bedside, i have one in the kitchen. >> reporter:a rare health condition gives her no choice cat bessing/epinephrine user >>:i have an over-clocked immune system that randomly triggers anaphylaxis. >> reporter:for 5 years the medicine in this tiny tube came to her rescue, dozens of times.

and in the last year--- she went from using epi-pens to this generic version of adrenaclick. cat bessing/epinephrine user with an epipen you just pull one off it arms it and you put it in your thigh, you have to pull two off here.it's the only difference i can tell. harpreet gill it's the same medication the active ingredient is the same. soon.patients will have access to another generic on the market. with the sky-rocketing price of epipen-- the maker-*mylan - received national backlash last week. today the company announced plans to launch its first generic to epi-pen. harpreet gill that means they're listening to patients that are using the product and paying for the product the generic promises to be identical to the branded product except you'll notice a huge savings--- 50-percent!

while medicare and insurance?have covered the costs for bessing's drugs. many other families have had to foot the bill annually, with the current products on the market. in terms of price difference this is over 600 dollars for the brand name epipen and for the generic , a little over 400 dollars. yesterday the company that makes the epi-pen announced it will launch a generic alternative. the last drug company executive to jack up prices has just cashed in his stock for a huge payout. martin shkreli was vilified after buying the rights to a drug used by aids patients.then hiking its price by five- thousand percent. >> britteny: the whole lot of fog except for the coast might most clear inland and coastal fog once again tomorrow. and a little bit cooler special inland locations mostly sunny and by the weekend and then temperatures start to cover it recover close an average 84 concord 71 oakland aide agrees livermore 69 in san francisco, ruled that a 7983 fairfield senate to panama and

77 right now nevada. it's causing more of a trough of low pressure will be the trend as to go into the next few days. mostly clear skies for our nights and below average temperatures for the next two days then we start to see conditions closer to saturday sunday. and the future class. mild conditions of life through livermore down to san jose's san carlos most of the north bay and close to the coast fairfield all expected to be warm temperatures with really hot temperatures slightly below average into wednesday and thursday. bob and temperatures as we head into weekend. i'm not i am polyclitus guys highs in the region and

livermore 79 san jose mostly by muslim women to 87 antioch 80 in vallejo and 83 the highest moral and add up. it 67 cisco and the today forecast shows tomorrow cooler thursday and by friday 70 forecast shows which keep warming up and we like to see a prewar labor day >> britteny: 07 news for the bay and we go more details coming up.

>> steve: the for the rest is self during the standoff the coast video's declaring he was innocentlos angeles police have arrested singer chris brown on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. this following a standoff outside his los angeles home that began hours ago.after officer's responded to a woman's call for help outside the residence. this is him talking to authorites before his arrest. during the standoff.brown posted videos to social media declaring his innocence. the singer has been involved in legal trouble since his felony conviction in the 2009 assult of then-girlfriend rihanna.

>> catherine: people being told to of that will really not kidding much warning is being told to get out on the map you see the area on a mockingbird lane and also old robinson ranch area northport's of injuries 50 using to drop fire retardant and we will bring you the latest.

and the seers say they've arrested two drat juvenile suspects. here at sequoia road. as well as a replica firearms. >> reporter: welcome to 2019 for

the tollbooth is actually removed. place i administrative leave and as we first told you last night and danced there is on leave due to personal reason and is not exactly clear why. >> steve:still no word tonight out of hayward after the city's police chief was placed on administrative leave. as we first told you last night on kron 4 news--chief diane stuart is on leave due to a personal reason. she has been the chief since 2011. but it is not clear why. other than the city says it is investigating the matter. here's a update on a story we told you about last night at 6. authorites say a woman who escaped police custody friday at a jail in martinez has been arrested. police found 29-year-old nyilah hutcherson at a home in richmond hours ago. officers say they took her into custody.without incident. san pablo police were dropping off hutcherson at the martinez detention facility friday.when she gave them the slip. police say, a search by foot , car , and even air followed but was called off a few hours later, due to the non- violent nature of hutcherson's original alleged crimes. she was also handcuffed when she escaped custody. a t-v news photographer in louisiana has a dramatic story to tell tonight. and so does the pregnant woman he rescued from a burning car. catherine heenan is here with details of the unexpected story the crew encountered. >> britteny: >> catherine:the photographer and reporter saw a car ahead of them suddenly run off the road. and crash into trees.

patrick perry handed his camera to the reporter and ran to the burning car. that's perry on the left -- grabbing the woman - who is seven and a half months pregnant. and carrying her across the road to safety. other people were calling 9-1-1. perry said later it was strange to be on the other side of the camera.and talked about what happened. the 21-year-old woman seemed confused and weak - but didn't appear to be severely injured.

>> catherine:paramedics arrived and took her to the hospital. there's no word tonight on how she's doing. patrick said he was glad he was nearby to help.saying "we're human first, and tell the story second." steve and pam? >> britteny: we had another fire on the area is not too far from where the the clinton fire is burning. 21 m.p.h. and 37 percent a helpful. and then elise little bit cooler than what we saw today it. temperatures dropping down a few degrees. a closer look at your general weather pattern and the rest of tonight. also note use the green where it shot and a clear shot time lapse video from

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>> pam:major depression is one

of the most common mental disorders in the united states. a new study indicates that there are problems with both diagnosis and treatment in the united states. some people with depression, never get the help they need. while some people get treatment for the disorder without reporting any of the symptoms. kim hutcherson. with our partners at c-n-n. has some alarming numbers. >> reporter:a new study published by the journal of the american medical association indicates that most americans with depression receive no treatment. researchers at columbia university medical center and the university of pennsylvania found that less than a third of adults who screen positive for major depression receive any sort of treatment for the disorder. for those who *are treated for severe psychological distress -- less than half are seen by a mental health specialist. the new survey examined data from 46-thousand adults -- including depressive symptoms, treatment options and other variables that incorporate age, gender, race and education level. the study *also found that some people who *were being treated for depression might not be depressed at all. data indicated that - among those receiving treatment for depression-- two-thirds did not report symptoms of serious psychological distress. the senior author of the study says the results indicate that

care-providers should focus more on aligning depression treatment with patient needs for today's health minute, i'm kim hutcherson. 49ers back at practice today and the spotlight remains on colin kaepernick he plans on sitting during the national anthem again thursday in san diego which will coincide with the chargers' "28th annual salute to the military" celebration

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but hamstring terrapin. the deal is due to more hours of this on the radio today. >> gary: just for the record i have to say this all the time no right answer. kaolin is only guy that not surely knows what it's about where he will go with that. it's about a 5050 split a pretty big following basically say go ahead on enough for the man all the stuff. tim is back

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