>> marty:good morning and welcome to kron four news weekeend. taking this live look outside from our embarcadero camera. i'm marty gonzalez and joining me this morning is meteorologist dave spahr with your saturday forecast. dave?

>> reporter: drizzle along the coast and maker to pick up early drizzle. upper 50s seek concealment east bay and 56 chile degrees for livermore. epiglottis start an answer to open up 1176 going on inland. details of the holiday forecast coming up and a bit.

a five-point-six earthquake hit parts of the midwest from nebraska to texas. the u-s-g-s says the earthquake hit at 5:00 this morning our time. it also said aftershocks may occur. people in missouri, arkansas, oklahoma also reported feeling the earthquake. also breaking overnight. a man was shot and killed by police in new jersey and an

officer is seriously wounded after a shootout outside of a casino. it happened in atlantic city around one this morning. police say they stopped a car with three men inside of it near the parking garage of ceasars casino. that's when police say at least one of the men in the car began shooting. police are still looking for the other two suspects. they have closed off streets in the area. the officer's name has not been released. our top story this morning.the colin kaepernick story has taken another turn. santa clara police officers may boycott patrolling at levi's stadium if the 49ers don't discipline colin kaepernick. that is according to a letter sent by the santa clara police officers association to the 49ers and n-f-l commissioner roger goodell. kaepernick has refused to stand during the national anthem in protest of issues including racial injustice and police brutality. kron four's averi harper is live outside levi's stadium with the details of this statement. averi? >> averi: he has refused to stand at the national anthem.

recognize the right of an individual to participate or not in our celebration of the national anthem now no word on what will happen. >> marty:thanks averi. we'll check back in with you throughout the morning. a big story we are following. the search for a santa rosa sex offender is over. 51-year old martin vera was wanted by police for grabbing a 7-year-old outside of her home.

vera.who is homeless. reportedly knocked on the family's door wednesday asking for food. while an adult family member went inside to look for something to give to vera, the little girl went outside. that's when police say vera picked the girl up and touched her inappropriately. she screamed, her family came running outside, and that's when vera ran off. santa rosa police announced last night that they arrested vera. happening now. police are looking for the man scene here kicking a dog at a park in san francisco. >> marty:kron four's ella sogomonian spoke to witnesses who tell us what led up to this attack. nats:punch >> :"he kept saying who attacked my dog, who attacked my dog but no one did. it was just play that got a little escalated." >> reporter:witnesses at duboce

park say this man wearing plaid held onto a black dog named 'otis' before kicking him twice thursday afternoon, after he beleieved his own bassett hound was harmed. "my dog was playing with otis and a couple of other dogs jumped in as they do for play. and the bassett was one of them. he may have been a little over excited. and the other dogs just kind of reacted to and they all separated." it was then she says the man

escalated the situation when he mistakenly thought his dog was hurt. "the bassett ran under somebody's legs and the owner of the bassett came up and pushed him." the tight knit community of dog walkers were shocked by the news as word quickly spread of the attack. "what is wrong with him?" "omg" "wow" a neighbor of the dog kicked in the video was horrified saying it is friendly and never hurt her own pup. "we live in the same building he's familiar with my dog they know each other he sniff his door so we can't believe if happened it's kind of scary." >> reporter:people at the park agreed scuffles between dogs are normal and it's up to the dog owner to break them apart not make matters worse. >> :"i've seen dog fights here but never a human attack another dog." >> reporter:police are taking the attack seriously and hope witnesses will help find the man accused of escalating the situation. grace gatpandan, san francisco police officer >> :"this is an animal cruelty

case, we are working with the acc to identify the person." >> marty:no one we spoke with had seen the man before and worry he may come back. new this morning. a man is behind bars after leading officers on a chase spanning over three cities in the north bay. here is a look at the man's car. the chase started just before midnight last night by stony point road and sebastopol road in santa rosa. >> marty:the car went from santa rosa to rohnert park to sebastopol, then back into santa rosa. the driver eventually got out of his car and ran into an apartment complex on westberry drive. santa rosa police used a dog who bit the driver. he was taken to the hospital for minor injuries and then was booked into county jail >> marty:coming up. the self described call girl at the center of multiple bay area sex scandals is behind bars this morning in florida. we have celeste guape's message to us from prison. plus. >> marty:brock turner is out of prison after serving just three months of his six month sentence. a look at his future plans now that he is released. and for your health. more than a dozen antibacterial soaps and washes are being banned. the reason why is next on kron four.

>> marty:for your health: here is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week: the federal government is banning more than a dozen chemicals found in antibacterial soaps and washes. officials say manufacturers have failed to show that they are safe and prevent the spread of germs. experts say there's no scientific evidence the products are any better than plain soap and water. research shows the chemicals can interfere with hormone levels and create drug-resistant bacteria. cleaning industry officials say most companies have already reformulated their products. >> marty:live look outside. bay bridge toll plaza. welcome to kron four news weekend.

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>> reporter: their marketing the fog intrusion or getting a little front performance and that opec allot and out of here is the coolest part x but the badgers to the next snap back in a little bit as again this sunday monday amid upper 50s to the most part in the naturally and the north bay is to give you a general idea this time yesterday we are trailing a few degrees it easier locations degrees behind a fog tracker in clause. conceit alicia be lifting off probably by late morning as we approach roundsman and then we get to the winds at added a little chill into the early afternoon with the wind at work.

>> reporter: see double-digit approaching between rte. 20 about our wins the. 10 to get any way and then behind els that leading up to some cooler behind us and to investigate the hampshires. 53 percent francisco, and clouds noting that the afternoon sun. >> reporter: source seven days along the coast. 61 surely degrees half moon bay battling the fog and clouds along the bay. upper '70's at work for the south bay, space shorelines had kuehler also with oakland coming at 69¢ a word. numbers lower a the best looks like clinton's 82 in the 74 cast members that back a bit here and a of 88, labor day than their ego made up for '90s as again wednesday thursday don't heckle with a

summary of deer you will need it. >> marty:another big story we are following this morning. former stanford student brock turner is out of jail. he served three months of a six month sentence for sexual assault. kron four was there when turner was released from the santa clara county jail friday morning. this case sparked national outrage due to the short sentence handed down by the judge. turner expected to head home to ohio. but not everyone there happy is about that. this is video of a protest outside his parents house yesterday. there were also protests here in the bay area. kron4's justine waldman reports

on the public outcry since the sentencing and release of brock turner. nats >> reporter:just after 6 friday morning. brock turner walked out of the santa clara county jail. nats with lights and cameras in his face he said nothing as he entered a waiting suv. sheriff laurie smith "he should never have been in our jail. he should have been in prison. but this is the end of it for us. prosectors wanted the former stanford swimmer to serve six years in state prison for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman behind a campus dumpster. >> reporter:but the judge sentenced him to six months in county jail. because of good behavior he only spent 3 months behind bars in

this cell. where he was kept away from other inmates. nats protestors protestors furious over the short sentence have demanded a recall of aaron persky. "sen. kevin de leon â los angeles simply put - he's unworthy of the robe he wears and the bench he sits on." persky has removed himself from criminal cases. but survivors of sexual assault want him out. they shared their stories, and their sympathy with the victim known as 'emily doe sofie karasek/activist: someone who had such a clear case, was failed by the system then what hope is there for the rest of us. in the united states of america laws against sexual violence mean nothing if the

judges who enforce them are biased like judge persky. most survivors do not report to law enforcement and people like judge persky are the reason why. turner maybe be free from jail but his troubles are far from behind him. turner is now on probation. he will be staying at his parents house in ohio -- where he has 5 days to register as a sex offender. as a tier three offender he must re-register every 90-days with the sheriff's office. turner also cannot drink, do drugs or ever step foot on the stanford campus again. as a sex offender for life, he cannot be near schools, parks or places with children. and our coverage of this story continues online and on our mobile app. we have an entire section on the stanford sexual assault case including video of brock turner coming out of jail and what happens next in his case. that's all on kron4 dot com. now to an interview you'll only hear on kron-4. >> marty:the inmate mistakenly released from a bay area jail called our newsroom. he says he saw his wanted picture on our newscast thursday night. that 'wanted' inmate tells us he plans on turning himself in. 21-year-old victor rodriguez called kron4 because he says wanted to make it clear that he knows he should still be behind bars. this started back on wednesday, at a hearing in san francisco superior court. rodriguez faced two charges related to making criminal threats against law enforcement. one charge was upheld, the judge sentenced rodriguez to three months in jail. the second charge was dismissed. then the error was made. >> reporter:the court released a statement yesterday saying it's looking ito the circumstances surrounding the clerical error.

neither the sheriff's department or superior court have decided whether the cerical error will cause a change in protocol. >> marty: you can see over redneck-lane the backup just a

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riptides through the labor day weekend. >> reporter: mid then fall overnight pounding florida's gulf coast with heavy rain and high winds. for certain to hit florida 11 years.

>> : population rolls over all the time here in this area and then it cuts and these have never been through this before. >> marty:another big story we are following this morning. 19-year-old celeste guap remains in jail today after being arrested in florida. the self described call girl is at the center of multiple bay area sex scandals. guap spoke by phone from jail with kron four's haazuq madyun. >> reporter:so how are you doing? >> :"i'm taking it day by day" >> reporter: >> reporter:how are they treating you there in jail? >> :"not very nice, i mean there are some deputies that do treat me with dignity but" >> reporter:are you scared? >> :"yes i am scared. this isn't a place for me. you know this is my first time in jail"

>> reporter:she told me that she could not comment on the incident that led to her arrest. this martin county, florida police report says deputies were called to the treasure coast treatment center because guap was reportedly acting abusive toward staff members, extremely hostile, caused an altercation, lunged at a guard, leaving teeth marks after allegedly bitting a guard on the arm. >> :"umm, i can't comment" >> :"when you got to the facility was everything okay then all of the sudden this happened? "yeah, i feel like they were pushing my buttons though. i feel like this was a set up" "you feel like you were set up? "yeah, i do, i wanna come home so bad" "i miss my home. i miss my family, my pets, my bed, being able to eat what i want, when i want. i do i miss my family the most. i miss my home. california is home to me, this isn't where i need to be" >> reporter:the 19 year old told

me that she was arraigned tuesday on a felony aggravated battery charge. the bond was set at 300-thousand-dollars. back here in the bay area guap's family is counsulting with attornies to see what they can do to bring her back home. in richmond haaziq madyun kron4news celeste guap had much more to say in her jail house interview.

including that she wants to give up being a call-girl and get a job she can be proud of. here is part of that interview. guap also said she wished one of the officers she slept with would have gotten her help. adding she went to rehab to better herself. but being in a jail cell is not helping her recovery. we have the full interview posted on kron-4-dot-com. for up to 60% less than what you'd pay at traditional grocery stores. - and check this out. lois: we've got meats and produce, naturals and organics, at prices that'll make you wanna sing. - good thing we've got a really catchy theme song. hit it! - ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ - ♪ bargain market ... now it's stuck in my head.

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>> marty: a walmart had to be evacuated after somebody threatened to bomb the store. this is video of the store from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c 7.. it happened just after 10 - friday morning at the supercenter store on story road near interstate-280. the store was evacuated and searched. >> marty:officers did not find a bomb. and said the store was safe. the reward from the rest duchamp until the read see of more coming about the breakfor the weekend: it's the art and wine festival in millbrae. come out and enjoy, music, art and more. it's all happening in downtown millbrae from 10:00 to 5:00. the event is free to attend. in san francisco.

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>> reporter: this will clear out for us. and by late morning hours this gives us little the time and also bringing marine moisture not visible fault we get 59 oakland the hayward and got the middle to upper 50s and the far east date: uniformity with temperatures above cloud cover. >> reporter: of the east bay not as aggressive as was up from yesterday the values will continue see nice warmup today

value on a shave off a couple degrees for good measure 63 san francisco oil and the morning clouds that and clearing the instills life of a lower middle '70s actually six seasons ago when hackman the of the cloud cover 6174 paul law itself and most of south bay checking in the upper 70's territory with all this. >> reporter: we applauded to 82 and then to get the north bay here around petaluma 79 center as the and the valleys and we see some lower 80s working even nap up. middle and upper 90s here.

>> marty: police are asking for the public's help to help to find ivory figurines that were stolen last month during a burglary. they were stolen from an art gallery on fisherman's wharf. police have identifed cameron ybarra as the suspect. he was already in police custody for a separate incident. information on the person who shot and killed three sea otters in northern california. the monterey bay aquarium, state department of fish and wildlife, and a private donor announced earlier this week that they're offering a 10-thousand dollar reward for information leading to an arrest. and now the center for biological diversity is offering a reward as well. earlier this month, three southern sea otters were found dead in the area between santa cruz harbor and seacliff state beach. southern sea otters nearly went extinct and are currently protected under the endangered species act. ap-ca--sea otter killings

palo alto police officers have started a community project that's caught on on nation-wide. now, thanks to the power of positive police encounters and social media, officers and lemonade stands are helping kids form positive bonds with police officers. grant lodes has the story. :28 lemonade! >> reporter:it's an american right of passage. 2:45 - here you go! 15:35 but in palo alto.lemonade stands are also a police project. >> :26:28: officer david pecoraro: "my sergeant and i came up with the idea to get out into the neighborhoods to meet people. 3:45 "i hear there's some lemonade.how's everybody?" >> reporter:for the two summers now.palo alto pd has used social media.asking people to let them know when and where their kids are setting up a stand. >> :10:35: "it's the best thing to roll up and have people happy to see us" "it's great, we love it" 4:00 bystander: "opportunity to buy you gentleman some lemonade.aw thanks!" >> reporter:the department started the hash-tag.cops love lemonade.it started trending. and all the sudden. it was happening all over the country. more than 65 law enforcement agencies in 23 states got into it. 10:10 zach: "kids have invited us in to show us their rooms and bring out their favorite toys, and you have them sitting in police cars. >> :"playing with sirens and lights, it takes virtually no time out of an officer's day but it creates memories that last a lifetime for the kids." 16:45 grant: "you ever sat in a police cruiser?" maya 22:58: it's cool it's exciting, it's fun cause we get to go in the car. 17:44 "lemonade for sale.that's what you should be using, this is what you need." reagan raphael: i felt like everyone in this whole neighborhood heard, and it would help advertise. how's the business? it's going well, we got a lot of money." 20:58: jenny rajbhandari: "i've been seeing a lot of not very nice news stories, and it's wonderful to have stories about happy police happy kids." 27:57 - officer pecoraro: it's about them understanding that we're here to protect them, and them seeing us in a human aspect is rfeally going to bridge that gap with law enforcement." 17:00 "down here are the fun buttons, lights, sirens."

30:16: mayma raphel, mom: countrywide, if every community or city would do lemonade stands and have police involvement it would really enrich the community. 19:20 - "lemonade for sale" 18:56 "lemonade for sale.25 cents" twent five cents a cup.but a priceless experience for kids.now.all across the country. 18:24 "lemonade for sale haha" live look outside. san francisco international airport.

for the weekend: it's the kings mountain art fair in woodside. come out and enjoy art and ambiance and more. it's all happening at kings mountain fire station from 10:00 to 5:00 the event is free to attend.

labor day weekend is the traditional end of summer. as well as the end of the summer movie season. the thriller "don't breathe" figures to remain atop the box office, but a couple of new movies, and a returning favorite, are here to mix things up. david daniel has a look. take a look at this. >> reporter: moviegoers can look

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nathan's famous says it made the longest line of hot dogs ever created. the line ended up stretching more than 950-feet in new york's grand central terminal. that's more than a-hundred feet longer than the previous record set in japan two years ago. it took more than 19-hundred hot dogs to set the new record.

but after it became official, these hot dogs were available to nathan's fans for lunch. in an unprecedented move, samsung has issued a recall of their new flagship android smartphone -- the galaxy note seven. good morning and welcome to kron four news weekeend. taking this live look outside from our embarcadero camera. i'm marty gonzalez and joining me this morning is meteorologist dave spahr with your saturday forecast. dave?

>> reporter: will let of considerable clause because of fog that the celebrated our backyard and then in the way appears headed for the coast and moderate getting better dynamics. upper 50s along the east bay shoreline 55 san francisco and we see bid 50 the the conceit up in the north bay. a strong breeze 25 costs will be a lower '30's and 60 hours partly cloudy ultimately lower easy to look in your neighborhood forecast and the seven day coming up.

breaking overnight. a five-point-six earthquake hit parts of the midwest from nebraska to texas. the u-s-g-s says the earthquake hit at 5:00 this morning our time. it also said aftershocks may occur. people in missouri, arkansas, oklahoma also reported feeling the earthquake. also breaking overnight. >> marty:our top story this morning.the colin kaepernick story has taken another turn. santa clara police officers may boycott patrolling at levi's stadium if the 49ers don't discipline colin kaepernick. that is according to a letter sent by the santa clara police officers association to the 49ers and n-f-l commissioner roger goodell. kaepernick has refused to stand during the national anthem in protest of issues including racial injustice and police brutality.

kron four's averi harper is live outside levi's stadium with the details of this statement. averi? thanks averi. >> averi: he did not stand for the national anthem after the first game of the green bay packers at that data would need. at the san diego chargers he said he will stand until affectionate police brutality action taken. now police officers' union issued a statement and says that the need to protect its members in order to make all their work in humans free of harassing behavior. the forty-niners issued a statement on that and and respecting such american principles of freedom

of religion and freedom of expression and we recognize the right of an individual to choose vibes bifurcate now the 49ers' season opener against the l.a. rams secure at levi stadium no word on if chemicals stand for that national anthem expect he will not stand for it he says that he will not stand for-let until action is taken ahoy voodoo. >> marty:we'll check back in with you throughout the morning. a big story we are following. the search for a santa rosa sex offender is over. 51-year old martin vera was wanted by police for grabbing a 7-year-old outside of her home. vera.who is homeless. reportedly knocked on the family's door wednesday asking for food. while an adult family member went inside to look for something to give to vera, the little girl went outside. that's when police say vera

picked the girl up and touched her inappropriately. she screamed, her family came running outside, and that's when vera ran off. santa rosa police announced last night that they arrested vera.

happening now. police are looking for the man scene here kicking a dog at a park in san francisco. kron four's ella sogomonian spoke to witnesses who tell us what led up to this attack. nats:punch >> :"he kept saying who attacked my dog, who attacked my dog but no one did. it was just play that got a little escalated." >> reporter:witnesses at duboce park say this man wearing plaid held onto a black dog named 'otis' before kicking him twice thursday afternoon, after he beleieved his own bassett hound was harmed. >> :"my dog was playing with otis and a couple of other dogs jumped in as they do for play. and the bassett was one of them. he may have been a little over excited. and the other dogs just kind of reacted to and they all separated." >> reporter:it was then she says the man escalated the situation when he mistakenly thought his dog was hurt. >> :"the bassett ran under somebody's legs and the owner of the bassett came up and pushed him." the tight knit community of dog walkers were shocked by the news as word quickly spread of the attack. >> :"what is wrong with him?" "omg" "wow" a neighbor of the dog kicked in the video was horrified saying it is friendly and never hurt her own pup. >> :"we live in the same building he's familiar with my dog they know each other he sniff his door so we can't believe if happened it's kind of scary." people at the park agreed scuffles between dogs are normal

and it's up to the dog owner to break them apart not make matters worse. "i've seen dog fights here but never a human attack another dog." police are taking the attack seriously and hope witnesses will help find the man accused of escalating the situation. grace gatpandan, san francisco police officer "this is an animal cruelty case, we are working with the acc to identify the person." no one we spoke with had seen the man before and worry he may come back. >> marty:new this morning. a man is behind bars after leading officers on a chase spanning over three cities in the north bay. here is a look at the man's car. the chase started just before midnight last night by stony point road and sebastopol road in santa rosa. the car went from santa rosa to rohnert park to sebastopol, then back into santa rosa. the driver eventually got out of his car and ran into an apartment complex on westberry drive.

santa rosa police used a dog who bit the driver. he was taken to the hospital for minor injuries and then was booked into county jail coming up. the self described call girl at the center of multiple bay area sex scandals is behind bars this morning in florida. we have celeste guape's message to us from prison. plus. brock turner is out of prison after serving just three months of his six month sentence. a look at his future plans now that he is released. and for your health. more than a dozen antibacterial soaps and washes are being banned. the reason why is next on kron four.

for your health: here is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week: the federal government is banning more than a dozen chemicals found in antibacterial soaps and washes. officials say manufacturers have failed to show that they are safe and prevent the spread of germs. experts say there's no scientific evidence the products are any better than plain soap and water. research shows the chemicals can interfere with hormone levels and create drug-resistant bacteria. cleaning industry officials say most companies have already reformulated their products. live look outside. bay bridge toll plaza.

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weekend. taking a live look at what conditions look like right now from our golden gate bridge camera. me with your saturday morning forecast.

dave? >> reporter: will be a bit of a breeze coming down to i'll let it go back to that looking north also for clary because ec of the present just a touch is not just an ordinary fog program it beats the allies of the decline kuril start to break couple little bit and then let the sun come out. it see the sun earlier this morning 55 san francisco for fifties use racial line audit uniformity with temperatures. ago the feature cast a quick you concede alicia drizzle which we talked about all on the coast the other factor breezy wouldn't like conditions particularly downtown san francisco agency along the beaches and coastal temperatures as a little cooler this go round added shultz that might be refreshing for some

analysis to continue to see temperatures reach lower 80s and then continuing the war of 41 and your saturday and sunday. all of cricket 82 for pleasanton. >> reporter: and monday top 88 for an and valleys and then

going forward by the middle elite we have a decade on top of that >> marty:another big story we are following this morning. assure that the plaza casino in atlantic city 1:00 this morning police said they stopped the car and police are still looking for the other two suspects. another big story brought turner turner is out of jail. he served three months of a six month sentence for sexual assault. kron four was there when turner was released from the santa clara county jail friday morning. this case sparked national outrage due to the short sentence handed down by the judge. turner expected to head home to ohio. but not everyone there happy is

about that. this is video of a protest outside his parents house yesterday. there were also protests here in the bay area. kron4's justine waldman reports on the public outcry since the sentencing and release of brock turner. nats >> :just after 6 friday morning. brock turner walked out of the santa clara county jail. nats with lights and cameras in his face he said nothing as he entered a waiting suv. sheriff laurie smith "he should never have been in our jail. he should have been in prison. but this is the end of it for us.

>> reporter:prosectors wanted the former stanford swimmer to serve six years in state prison for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman behind a campus dumpster. but the judge sentenced him to six months in county jail. because of good behavior he only spent 3 months behind bars in this cell. where he was kept away from other inmates. nats protestors protestors furious over the short sentence have demanded a recall of aaron persky. "sen. kevin de leon â los angeles simply put - he's unworthy of the robe he wears and the bench he sits on." persky has removed himself from criminal cases. but survivors of sexual assault want him out. they shared their stories, and their sympathy with the victim known as 'emily doe

sofie karasek/activist: someone who had such a clear case, was failed by the system then what hope is there for the rest of us. in the united states of america laws against sexual violence mean nothing if the judges who enforce them are biased like judge persky. most survivors do not report to law enforcement and people like judge persky are the reason why. turner maybe be free from jail but his troubles are far from behind him. turner is now on probation. he will be staying at his parents house in ohio -- where he has 5 days to register as a sex offender. as a tier three offender he must re-register every 90-days with the sheriff's office. turner also cannot drink, do drugs or ever step foot on the stanford campus again. as a sex offender for life, he cannot be near schools, parks or places with children. and our coverage of this story continues online and on our mobile app. we have an entire section on the stanford sexual assault case including video of brock turner coming out of jail and what happens next in his case. that's all on kron4 dot com. now to an interview you'll only hear on kron-4. >> marty:the inmate mistakenly released from a bay area jail called our newsroom. he says he saw his wanted picture on our newscast thursday night. that 'wanted' inmate tells us he plans on turning himself in. 21-year-old victor rodriguez

called kron4 because he says wanted to make it clear that he knows he should still be behind bars. this started back on wednesday, at a hearing in san francisco superior court. rodriguez faced two charges related to making criminal threats against law enforcement. one charge was upheld, the judge sentenced rodriguez to three months in jail. the second charge was dismissed. then the error was made.

the court released a statement yesterday saying it's looking ito the circumstances surrounding the clerical error. neither the sheriff's department or superior court have decided whether the cerical error will cause a change in protocol.

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she told me that she could not comment on the incident that led to her arrest. this martin county, florida police report says deputies were called to the treasure coast treatment center because guap was reportedly acting abusive toward staff members, extremely hostile, caused an altercation, lunged at a guard, leaving teeth marks after allegedly bitting a guard on the arm. "umm, i can't comment" "when you got to the facility was everything okay then all of the sudden this happened? "yeah, i feel like they were pushing my buttons though. i feel like this was a set up" "you feel like you were set up? "yeah, i do, i wanna come home so bad" "i miss my home. i miss my family, my pets, my bed, being

able to eat what i want, when i want. i do i miss my family the most. i miss my home. california is home to me, this isn't where i need to be" the 19 year old told me that she was arraigned tuesday on a felony aggravated battery charge. the bond was set at 300- thousand-dollars. back here in the bay area guap's family is counsulting with attornies to see what they can do to bring her back home. in richmond haaziq madyun kron4news celeste guap had much more to say in her jail house interview. including that she wants to give up being a call-girl and get a job she can be proud of. here is part of that interview. guap also said she wished one of the officers she slept with would have gotten her help. adding she went to rehab to better herself. >> marty:but being in a jail cell is not helping her recovery. we have the full interview posted on kron-4-dot-com. in the east bay. pleasant hill city officials are planning on building a gate at a popular park because of noise and trash complaints. police say they have been called to dinosaur hill park 31 times this year. >> marty:neighbors say people who walk the park are always finding trash, broken glass and graffiti. officials say they have spent over 5 thousand dollars over the past 6 months to clean up the park. their hope is a gate will prevent people from going into the park at night when most of the damage is being done.

the new gate will be built next month. live look outside. san mateo bridge. in the south bay.

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half monday at 61 upper '60s at the south bay here 77 for san jose a our 60s at that 6971 for a word and then 72 for fremont. cooling effect being felt all little bit east bay and then further releases number still pop potentially mid-80s. 82 gone on for pleasanton and that in the north bay same matter so petaluma's the center of the 81 parley cloudy and 82 looks like for not today. abc also fairfield kenaf at temperatures start to go a little bit. >> reporter: a big pop wednesday thursday increasing by alice a decade on that. it will be

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the weekend is told suffer this way and a cloud cover at. and then along the east bay shoreline 62 and that assists the tools of san jose. clearing wendy oakland 69 with white clouds and sunny the next eight hours 72 inland by five. .

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member when inside look road outside. but some police51-year old martin vera was wanted by police for grabbing a 7-year-old outside of her home. vera.who is homeless. reportedly knocked on the family's door wednesday asking for food. while an adult family member went inside to look for something to give to vera, the little girl went outside. that's when police say vera picked the girl up and touched her inappropriately. she screamed, her family came running outside, and that's when vera ran off. santa rosa police announced last night that they arrested vera. happening now. police are looking for the man scene here kicking a dog at a park in san francisco. kron four's ella sogomonian spoke to witnesses who tell us what led up to this attack.

nats:punch >> :"he kept saying who attacked my dog, who attacked my dog but no one did. it was just play that got a little escalated." >> reporter: witnesses at duboce park say this man wearing plaid held onto a black dog named 'otis' before kicking him twice thursday afternoon, after he beleieved his own bassett hound was harmed. >> :"my dog was playing with otis and a couple of other dogs jumped in as they do for play. and the bassett was one of them. he may have been a little over excited. and the other dogs just kind of reacted to and they all separated." it was then she says the man escalated the situation when he mistakenly thought his dog was hurt. "the bassett ran under somebody's legs and the owner of the bassett came up and pushed him." the tight knit community of dog walkers were shocked by the news as word quickly spread of the attack. >> :"what is wrong with him?" "omg" "wow" >> reporter:a neighbor of the dog kicked in the video was horrified saying it is friendly and never hurt her own pup. >> :"we live in the same

building he's familiar with my dog they know each other he sniff his door so we can't believe if happened it's kind of scary." people at the park agreed scuffles between dogs are normal and it's up to the dog owner to break them apart not make matters worse. >> :"i've seen dog fights here but never a human attack another dog." >> reporter:police are taking the attack seriously and hope witnesses will help find the man accused of escalating the situation. grace gatpandan, san francisco police officer >> :"this is an animal cruelty case, we are working with the acc to identify the person." >> reporter:no one we spoke with had seen the man before and worry he may come back. new this morning.

a man is behind bars after leading officers on a chase spanning over three cities in the north bay. here is a look at the man's car. the chase started just before midnight last night by stony point road and sebastopol road in santa rosa. the car went from santa rosa to rohnert park to sebastopol, then back into santa rosa. the driver eventually got out of his car and ran into an apartment complex on westberry drive. santa rosa police used a dog who bit the driver. he was taken to the hospital for minor injuries and then was booked into county jail coming up. the self described call girl at the center of multiple bay area sex scandals is behind bars this morning in florida. we have celeste guape's message to us from prison. plus. brock turner is out of prison after serving just three months of his six month sentence. a look at his future plans now that he is released. and for your health. more than a dozen antibacterial soaps and washes are being banned. the reason why is next on kron four.

>> marty:for your health: here is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week: the federal government is banning more than a dozen chemicals found in antibacterial soaps and washes. officials say manufacturers have failed to show that they are safe and prevent the spread of germs. experts say there's no scientific evidence the products are any better than plain soap and water. research shows the chemicals can interfere with hormone levels and create drug-resistant bacteria. cleaning industry officials say most companies have already reformulated their products. berkeley's lake anza is closed due to concerns over toxic algae found in the water. park officials are warning people and their pets to stay away from the water at tilden regional park. they say the algae can harm skin, eyes, and can even cause some serious stomach issues. tilden park will remain open to the public. and so will several other swimming lakes and lagoons in the area. but lake anza is closed until further notice. live look outside. bay bridge toll plaza.

>> reporter: it holds a discussion and on short when the then sentences " lindsay c. fairfield getting up to about warriors a letter today when certain pick up. in the forecast at 75. half moon bay at 61. heading down the coast with the results of that. hanging around little bit upper '70's for much of the south bay. and then partly cloudy business covering

when claude cover at the afternoon. 69 up and someone hayward or the east bay hills. and 72 going on for fremont's. and then the 74 cast in a shop for a holiday weekend the warm- up each day monday. former

stanford student brock turner is out of jail. he served three months of a six month sentence for sexual assault. >> marty:kron four was there when turner was released from the santa clara county jail friday morning. this case sparked national outrage due to the short sentence handed down by the judge. turner expected to head home to ohio. but not everyone there happy is about that. this is video of a protest outside his parents house yesterday. there were also protests here in the bay area. kron4's justine waldman reports on the public outcry since the sentencing and release of brock turner. nats >> : just after 6 friday morning. brock turner walked out of the santa clara county jail.

nats with lights and cameras in his face he said nothing as he entered a waiting suv. sheriff laurie smith "he should never have been in our jail. he should have been in prison. but this is the end of it for us. prosectors wanted the former stanford swimmer to serve six years in state prison for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman behind a campus dumpster. but the judge sentenced him to six months in county jail. because of good behavior he only spent 3 months behind bars in this cell. where he was kept away from other inmates. nats protestors protestors furious over the short sentence have demanded a recall of aaron persky. "sen. kevin de leon â los angeles simply put - he's unworthy of the robe he wears and the bench he sits on." persky has removed himself from criminal cases. but survivors of sexual assault want him out. they shared their stories, and their sympathy with the victim known as 'emily doe sofie karasek/activist: someone who had such a clear case, was failed by the system then what hope is there for the rest of us. in the united states of america laws against sexual violence mean nothing if the judges who enforce them are biased like judge persky. most survivors do not report to law enforcement and people like judge persky are the reason why.

turner maybe be free from jail but his troubles are far from behind him. turner is now on probation. he will be staying at his parents house in ohio -- where he has 5 days to register as a sex offender. >> marty:as a tier three offender he must re-register every 90-days with the sheriff's office. turner also cannot drink, do drugs or ever step foot on the stanford campus again. as a sex offender for life, he cannot be near schools, parks or places with children. and our coverage of this story continues online and on our mobile app. we have an entire section on the stanford sexual assault case including video of brock turner coming out of jail and what happens next in his case. that's all on kron4 dot com. >> marty:now to an interview you'll only hear on kron-4. the inmate mistakenly released from a bay area jail called our newsroom. he says he saw his wanted picture on our newscast thursday night. that 'wanted' inmate tells us he plans on turning himself in. >> marty:21-year-old victor rodriguez called kron4 because he says wanted to make it clear that he knows he should still be behind bars.

this started back on wednesday, at a hearing in san francisco superior court. rodriguez faced two charges related to making criminal threats against law enforcement. one charge was upheld, the judge sentenced rodriguez to three months in jail. the second charge was dismissed. then the error was made.

the court released a statement yesterday saying it's looking ito the circumstances surrounding the clerical error. neither the sheriff's department or superior court have decided whether the cerical error will cause a change in protocol. no reports of injury or damage following a big 5-point-6 earthquake in humboldt county friday night. >> marty: begin barbecue in oakland to enjoy free vegie powers msokwood park the event is free to attend. .

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happening now. there are several bart closures this holiday weekend. crews are working to try and quiet the ride for commuters. >> marty: hundreds of thousands of people and the hurt is that done if part of the coasts that the threat riptide early a we. >> reporter: putting the gulf coast with heavy rains and high winds the first hurricane to hit florida of 11 years. " it's looking more like cops all

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quickly now oppose tropical gulf stream tends to odyssey usually systems like this week and next winter at 65 going to 70. but 6977 upper san jose. sunny afternoon will be mollet and

then exit hours comes like this . then after many areas of with a lower 80s address your holiday weekend and then hide tomorrow we're looking into opera '80s even scratching into 90. >> marty: services should come between glen park daly city stations. a free bus service for people to take in the closure will start today lasting three monday. additional closures will last later trucked overanother

big story we are 19-year-old celeste guap remains in jail today after being arrested in florida. the self described call girl is at the center of multiple bay area sex scandals. guap spoke by phone from jail with kron four's haazuq madyun. >> reporter:so how are you doing? >> :"i'm taking it day by day" >> reporter:how are they treating you there in jail? >> :"not very nice, i mean there are some deputies that do treat me with dignity but" >> reporter:are you scared? >> :"yes i am scared. this isn't a place for me. you know this is my first time in jail" >> reporter:she told me that she could not comment on the incident that led to her arrest. this martin county, florida police report says deputies were called to the treasure coast treatment center because guap was reportedly acting abusive toward staff members, extremely hostile, caused an altercation, lunged at a guard, leaving teeth marks after allegedly bitting a guard on the arm. >> :"umm, i can't comment" >> :"when you got to the facility was everything okay then all of the sudden this happened? >> :"yeah, i feel like they were pushing my buttons though. i feel like this was a set up" >> :"you feel like you were set up? >> :"yeah, i do, i wanna come home so bad" >> :"i miss my home. i miss my family, my pets, my bed, being able to eat what i want, when i want. i do i miss my family the most. i miss my home. california is home to me, this isn't where i need to be"

the 19 year old told me that she was arraigned tuesday on a felony aggravated battery charge. the bond was set at 300- thousand-dollars. back here in the bay area guap's family is counsulting with attornies to see what they can do to bring her back home. in richmond haaziq madyun kron4news celeste guap had much more to say in her jail house interview. including that she wants to give up being a call-girl and get a job she can be proud of. >> marty:here is part of that

interview.

>> marty:guap also said she wished one of the officers she slept with would have gotten her help. adding she went to rehab to better herself. but being in a jail cell is not helping her recovery. we have the full interview posted on kron-4-dot-com. >> marty:police say they have been called bridge. walcott's let them tell british increasing overcast skies for the weekend enjoy music at oaksmedal park 5-10 free to attend

in the north bay. police are looking for a man who inappropriately touched a teenage girl on her way home from school in petaluma. >> marty: the 15- year old was walking in the area of north mc-dowell boulevard and old redwood highway. that's when a man got out of his truck and began talking to the girl. he then touched her and tried to get her into his truck. the man is described as latino, in his early 20-s, with a tattoo on his right arm. police say he was driving a white work truck, with black and orange writing on it. live look outside. san francisco embarcadero. >> marty: up a law had to be evaluated it happened just after 10:00 friday morning. the store was evacuated and officers did not find a bomb in the store was safe. . >> marty: yvonne richardson bay and sausalito born in county sheriff's office just put out an investigating have not yet released any further information. still had another

reward being offered for information leading to the arrest of whoever shot and killed three sea otters have details coming. \ for the weekend: it's the art and wine festival in millbrae. come out and enjoy, music, art it's all happening in downtown millbrae from 10:00 to 5:00.

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gallery on fisherman's wharf. police have identifed cameron ybarra as the suspect. he was already in police custody for a separate incident. police say ybarra was able to enter the art gallery, and force open cabinets and lockers holding the ivory figurines inside. police say he stole more then 60 ivory figurines worth more than 210 thousand dollars. police have been unable to find the ivory figurines. >> marty:in bay area news. another 10-thousand dollar reward is being offered for information on the person who shot and killed three sea otters in northern california. the monterey bay aquarium, state department of fish and wildlife, and a private donor announced earlier this week that they're offering a 10-thousand dollar reward for information leading to an arrest. and now the center for biological diversity is offering a reward as well. earlier this month, three southern sea otters were found dead in the area between santa cruz harbor and seacliff state beach. southern sea otters nearly went extinct and are currently protected under the endangered species act.

ap-ca--sea otter killings on the peninsula. >> marty:palo alto police officers have started a community project that's caught on on nation-wide. now, thanks to the power of positive police encounters and social media, officers and lemonade stands are helping kids form positive bonds with police officers. grant lodes has the story. :28 lemonade! >> reporter:it's an american right of passage. >> :2:45 - here you go! 15:35 >> reporter:but in palo alto.lemonade stands are also a police project. >> :26:28: officer david pecoraro: "my sergeant and i came up with the idea to get out into the neighborhoods to meet people. >> :3:45 "i hear there's some lemonade.how's everybody?" >> reporter:for the two summers now.palo alto pd has used social media.asking people to let them know when and where their kids are setting up a stand. >> :10:35: "it's the best thing to roll up and have people happy to see us" "it's great, we love it" 4:00 bystander: "opportunity to buy you gentleman some lemonade.aw thanks!" >> reporter:the department started the hash-tag.cops love lemonade.it started trending. and all the sudden. it was happening all over the country. more than 65 law enforcement agencies in 23 states got into it. 10:10 zach: "kids have invited us in to show us their rooms and bring out their favorite toys, and you have them sitting in police cars. "playing with sirens and lights, it takes virtually no time out of an officer's day but

it creates memories that last a lifetime for the kids." 16:45 grant: "you ever sat in a police cruiser?" maya 22:58: it's cool it's exciting, it's fun cause we get to go in the car. 17:44 "lemonade for sale.that's what you should be using, this is what you need." reagan raphael: i felt like everyone in this whole neighborhood heard, and it would help advertise. how's the business? it's going well, we got a lot of money." 20:58: jenny rajbhandari: "i've been seeing a lot of not very nice news stories, and it's wonderful to have stories about happy police happy kids." >> :27:57 - officer pecoraro: it's about them understanding that we're here to protect them, and them seeing us in a human aspect is rfeally going to bridge that gap with law enforcement." >> :17:00 "down here are the fun buttons, lights, sirens." >> :30:16: mayma raphel, mom: countrywide, if every community or city would do lemonade stands and have police involvement it would really enrich the community. >> : 19:20 - "lemonade for sale" >> :18:56 "lemonade for sale.25 cents" >> reporter:twent five cents a cup.but a priceless experience for kids.now.all across the country. >> :18:24 "lemonade for sale haha" >> reporter:live look outside. san francisco international airport.

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labor day weekend is the traditional end of summer. as well as the end of the summer movie season. the thriller "don't breathe" figures to remain atop the box office, but a couple of new movies, and a returning favorite, are here to mix things up. david daniel has a look. take a look at this. you are looking at a world record in the making.

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