schaaf made her first public comments on the sex scandal >> pam: >>:"we will continue to take swift and very thorough action to hold everyone accountable" jasmine's attorneys are not >> reporter: alone when it comes to thinking a potential cover up took place here. today a pair of oakland city councilmembers are questioning what mayor schaaf and former police chief sean whent did behind the scenes during the 6 months before the story became public >> pam>>:"we have to look at not only who actually had sex with the young woman but who knew about it and failed to take action" "it is my understanding that the chief reports to the mayor so that the mayor has knowledge of what is transpiring on our streets so she can know what is going on in the police department that is her responsibility"

>> reporter:chief sean whent abruptly resigned a month after the sex scandal broke, amid much speculation that he was stepping down before being fired for how he handled the police sex scandal. however mayor schaaf has maintained throughout this process that whent's actions were never under investigation. i tried reaching mayor schaaf and oakland police for their response to all of this.im still waiting for thir replies. in oakland haaaiq madyun kron4news >> grant:so far there have been some resignations. but no crimiinal charges filed. we turn to kron four's dan kerman. who is live for us in oakland. with an update on where things stand. dan? >> reporter:attorneys representing jasmine abuslin say that one of the people who will now be helping her - is a stanford professor named david spiegel.

>> reporter: menzies said that her office will file charges against former officers mostly from local employees apartment the aloha and in short order d.a.'s office same definition of a paper and charging is eminent san francisco d.a.'s office said there aren't doing anything at the spotlight all over the place apartment in internal affairs bureau is investigating an award with the work will be completed. >> reporter: on thursday the

attorneys once again talked about the need for california to conduct her him their own investigation, the ag's office said that"profits will continue to investigate and leave options on the table for potential involvement." >> reporter: note it is clear the attorney-general is leaving the door open as possible which in this see what if any charges of various other counties filed before deciding whether or not to get involved.

catherine heenan is here with more on what spiegel does. >> catherine:the 19-year-old is going to get what's described as 'major' psychological help at stanford. some of it - from this man - dr. david spiegel. he has various titles.including associate chair of psychiatry and behavioral sciences. he posted this you-tube video in 2011 - describing certain aspects of his work. he's been on the academic faculty of stanford since 1975.and has done clinical research in areas including sleep, stress and health, spiegel has written on subjects including trauma, hypnosis and psychotherapy. attorneys for jasmine argue that there was never any reason

to pack her off to florida for treatment when there's a wealth of resources close to home. the attorneys say the teenager has been traumatized and exploited. and they're determined to help her 'survive' the trauma. calling this her 'second chance.' vicki? >> vicki:kron 4 was the first station to break this story back in may. on our website. we have an entire section on this sex scandal. it's all a click away at kron 4 dot com. >> grant:returning now to another big story we've been tracking this week. there has been an arrest in the beating of that 88-year-old san jose woman known as 'miss flo,'. she's was savagely beaten.and left for dead.during a recent home invasion robbery. kron four's rob fladeboe was the first to break the news of the

arrest. he joins us now live from san jose with the latest. rob? * *pkg * sot joclyn/miss flo's granddaughter >> reporter: will be a meeting folks you're very interested in hearing about the arrests in what an update and the department will be here with a law enforcement agencies of gathering right now will be pleased to learn an arrest in the douglass case. he >> reporter:her granddaughter jocelyn was overcome with emotion at a news conference where the sheriff's office announced the arrest of this man, 19-year-old zachary cuen, of san jose, in connection with the savage beating of 88 year old flo douglas. sot carl neusel/sheriff's office cuen was arrested based on

physical evidence at or near the douglas home here on cragmont avenue. her neighbors are thrilled that a suspect is in custody in the brutal attack. sots neighbors >> reporter:a long time and very active member of st. paul's baptist church, miss flo, as she is known, is in grave condition, fighting for life says her nephew pastor michael wallace of oakland's mt. zion church. sot michael wallace/miss flo's nephew wallace and deputies renewed a call for information that might lead deputies to a possible accomplice, as douglas told neighbors who found her that she was attacked by not one but two intruders sot carl neusel/sheriffs office

deputies say zachary cuen was on probation in connection with a previous brush with the law. they would not share what if anything clues surveillance video from a neighbors' home might contain except to say that the investigation is on going. sot jocelyn/victim's granddaughter there's certainly been a public safety concern in that east san jose neighborhood.and kron 4 was the first to tell you about this arrest through our mobile app.

we sent a push alert just before 10 this morning. make sure you download the kron- 4 news app to always get the latest breaking news. it's free for iphone and android devices. >> vicki:police in san jose are looking for the suspect who fired an airsoft or b-b gun at officers while they were out on a call. this happened early yesterday afternoon on santa teresa boulevard. a business called police when it thought someone was shooting toward their building. the suspect even continued shooting at the arriving officers. investigators think it was some kind of b-b gun being used. no one was injured.but police were unable to track the shooter down. san jose police are looking for

any information that can help with the investigation. bcn49:sj: police seeking suspect who fired airsoft or bb gun at investigating officers police in morgan hill say a meat market employee. is in custody.on suspicion of molesting young children who came into the store alone. a team of special operation officers made the arrest on monday at the la choza meat market in morgan hill. 62-year-old felipe gonzalez- solano was taken into custody. detectives say he touched and massaged children.all under the

age of 14. when they came to his store by themselves. officers are asking anyone who may be a victim or may have information. to come forward. two men. found guilty today.of murdering an anti-crime activist in oakland back in 20-13. 25-year-old stephon lee and 24- year old mario floyd were found guilty of fatally shooting judy salamon and stealing her cellphone. salamon.was filiming the two men on her phone as they were commiting a crime at an oakland park that she lived close to. floyd got into an argument with salamon because he didn't like that she was recording them. lee fatally shot her and then floyd took her phone. >> vicki: coming up after the break. where this happened and who police are looking for. then, an animal shelter in the east bay. is looking for the person reponsible for shooting this dog. and. a plan to build an n-f-l stadium in las vegas. and attract the raiders. cleared a major hurdle today. details ahead.

>> grant:thousands of dollars stolen from the cornerstone community church in palo alto. right after a weekly service ended. >> vicki:now, police are looking for the thief. and the church says it's stepping up security. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, the thief took the money right in front of the entire congregation. >> reporter: the pastor says the happens sunday somebody racier came up after the 11:30 a.m. service.

>> reporter: a they are working with police about the crime offering of a general church fund and they are hoping the person does the right thing and returns it. >> grant:animal services in the east bay has reached out to kron4.looking for help. finding the person who shot a dog in concord. this 2-year-old german shepherd was found with wounds to his hind legs. a good samaritan took him to the vet.who discovered he had been shot and needed one of his back

legs amutated. contra costa animal services says the dog is recovering from surgery fine. but is in need of a forever home. he will be ready for adoption within the next week. investigators are waiting for ballistics to tell them what kind of gun was used. they are asking anyone with information about to dog to call the police department. your heart is going to hurt after seeing this pics.: martinez shelter. the dog had an injury to its right hind leg. the dog is a 2yr old german shepherd, with a very friendly temperament. several police departments and the f-b-i executed a search warrant on a home in menlo park this morning. police say the search was in conjunction with a firearms. and criminal street gang investigation. kron four's will tran. has more on what police found. >> will: have detained several people searching inside the hall also looking of the cars cadaver

dog was brought out to the seat and then with learned it was an execution of a search warrant it led them to this location many people were inside including children also searching in there for any possible connection that in these paul auto and attempted murder shootings of it want this the the people inside it if they are connected to this particular case.

>> will: remove the battle of hastings but despite several people being detained for hours nor arrests ended telesis investigation is ongoing. hit

>> britteny: warming and into tomorrow even the weekend nights conditions on short for slowly it turns to us and they're seeing a lot of fog aldomet a tillich you notice clears as an east bay north they as if the low clouds in the background of the golden gate bridge temperatures at 84. aid to livermore 68 in hayward. 71 san mateo not too bad as we is a

goal of the rest of tonight is still deal with clouds close to the coast 79 by 6:00 p.m. the mid-70s 67 cluster dibelius stay in the mid sixties to low 60s and then for the coast we spend the afternoon and evening in the mid fifties. and tomorrow you notice or 90's at a map for concord mclemore and then take a look to the jurors to close a sunny various severance cisco 86 nevada 78 degrees and not revealed. they're checking what to expect closer to the weekend and then a closer look at it today forecast of about 10 minutes.

>> reporter:justine waldman is here with$750-million dollars. that is what a nevada panel approved today. in *public funding for a new radiers stadium in vegas. the plan now moves on to the governor and nevada state legislature for approval. . they will have to sign off on the public funding. southern nevada tourism infrastructure committee voted that vegas will now come up with the 750-million through a new tax on hotel rooms. the vegas stadium is estimated to cost $1.9-billion dollars. it will be paid for by tourists. and he eats those loses. billionair casnio mogul sheldon adelson. is pushing hard for a new vegas stadium. he is with the las vegas sands hotel.

his team says. adelson. does not want to return any profits to the public because they say they'll make little or no money on the 65-seat stadium. so when could this happen. >> reporter:proponents want nevada lawmakers to meet as soon as possible to approve the plan. because the n-f-l owners meet in january. and 3-quarters must okay any team relocation. meanwhile.oakalnd not giving up on keeping the raiders. the mayor saying today. the city is still trying to "iron out a deal that works for the team, the league, the fans and the taxpayers in oakland." attention samsung galaxy note seven. owners.

still ahead. safety regulators now making it mandatory. to turn in your phones. this after several of the devices reportedly caught fire while charging. plus. no homework. no problem. why one bay area school says it will no longer handout homework to students. back on the campaign trail ,

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>> reporter: no longer giving tradition home runs as mixed emotions. idea makes delicious the principal says that he is not end all work as those sitting at home isolated working on math problems towards kids have real- life experiences. the and they started stocking up the idea informally at the beginning of this year from their committee of teachers and structural coaches came together.

>> vicki: parents to group policy which. >> grant: kelly returns to the campaign trail for days after her near fainting spell. hit

him >> grant:

>> catherine:catherine heenan is here to bring us up to date on the race for the white house. just fifty=three days before election day, and the latest poll shows the republican and democratic nominees deadlocked at 52 percent, with libertarian gary johnson and green party candidate jill stein still in single digits. the same poll showed americans were ambivalent about whether the candidates needed to release their medical records, only 45 percent saying they should. a new letter from donald trump's physician declares that he is in excellent physical health, although significantly overweight at 236 pounds. trump told the doctor oz show that the only exercise he gets is at the podium. when i'm speaking in front of 15 or 20 thousand people i'm up there using a lot of motion. and

i guess that;s a form of exercise. clinton's doctor also released a letter saying she "continues to remain healthy and fit to serve as president of the united states," and "has not developed new medical conditions this year." president obama's former physician says we need more information. "i think both candidates should have what we call neuro- psychologic testing. i think she needs to have neurologic testing just to see that there has been no sequelae in her her - neurologic sequelae - from her injury, uh, and trump i think needs a neuro-psychologic

because of his erratic behavior. today clinton made a reference to her illness while making a pitch for expanded health care. presidential nominee "i certainly feel lucky. when i'm under the weather i can afford to take a few days off. millions of americans can't." clinton was speaking in north carolina, a historically republican state, now considered a toss=up, with one in eight voters undecided or supporting a third=party candidate. at this point in the race, polling taks on new significance. in the battleground states of iowa and ohio, trump is ahead in real clear politics' average of recent polls he's regained his lead in traditionally republican texas, but is barely ahead in arizona. clinton is ahead in michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, viriginia and colorado. the two are tied in florida and north carolina. >> britteny: will in our time

lapse a video on our for his own forecast camera you can see the clouds just rolling in over san francisco in conceded golden gate bridge satellite radar shot shows high-pressure and control over our region return of the onshore flow has more clout to showed you that but like all the past few hours and into tonight partly cloudy skies the fog to start your morning commute. reagan said adjures low 80s 83 concord 84 fairfield 77 a bottle mid-60's oakland and 63 san francisco 44 degrees of petaluma here sunday will be the highest in vallejo 83 and a petaluma said rose 84 and the three day planner shows a warming trend for and then

stopped by to the '90s low 90s 93 on average for inland locations saturday saying close and the sunday warm in london of a closer to the bay from mid-70s up the high '70's it will be really nice weekend and close the coast temperatures pushing closer 70 degrees by sunday that will be a beautiful day closer look at your sunday forecast coming up.

>> vicki:big story tonight. the family of sandra bland has settled their wrongful death lawsuit. the family attorney is saying bland's family will receive one- point-nine-million dollars in compensation for bland's death. you may remember. bland is the woman who was arrested last year for allegedly assaulting an officer during a traffic stop in waller county, texas. three days later she was found dead in her jail cell and her death was ruled a suicide. bland's arrest gained national attention and caused public outrage. the trooper who arrested bland was fired after he was indicted for allegedly lying about the circumstances of bland's arrest. as well as several changes will also be made to waller county's jail procedures. the two people seen in the viral photo after overdosing on heroin in a car last week with a child in the backseat. have received their sentences. 50-year-old rhonda pasek who you can see in the passanger seat. has been sentenced to 180 days in jail after pleading no contest to child endangerment. her boyfriend 47-year-old james acord will serve 360 days in jail for child endangerment along with driving under the influence. the boy in the back seat is pasek's 4-year-old grandson. he is now staying with relatives in south carolina. pasek's attorney says she is embarrased by the attention the photos have gotten and just wants the case to be over with. in an odd twist to a decades old murder case. two 65-year-old cousins charged in the shooting deaths of two northern california girls. will not face the death penalty. that's because it was not an option when the girls were killed more than 40-years-ago. william lloyd harbour pleaded not guilty to murder at his arraignment on wednesday. his cousin. larry don patterson. is being held without bond in oklahoma where he was arrested.

after patterson is extradited to california.the two will face charges 19-73 deaths of 12-year- old valerie janice lane and 13- year-old doris karen derryberry. they will not face the possibility of execution. >> vicki:still ahead. one million samsung smartphones recalled over exploding batteries. what you need to know. after the break. plus. san francisco.opening a must-win series tonight against the cardinals. we'll have a live report from a- t-&-t park. stocks are closing higher on wall street. led by gains in technology and health care companies. the dow rose nearly 178 points. the nasdaq. climbed 76 points. and the s&p. added 21.

>> vicki:it's official the samsung galaxy note 7 smart=phone has been recalled by

the u=s consumer product safety commission they say there is one million phones out there that are a fire hazard due to a battery cell issue. our tech reporter gabe slate joins from the newsroom to show us how to find out if you have one of these recalled phones. >> gabe:here it is the note 7. i've had it since it hit the market. i've had no issues with it but we've all seen the pictures and videos on the itnernet of this phone supposedly causing fires. like most people i have not had time yet to deal with this recall. but that is an ok exuse anymore. our government says it's serious and it's time to take action. sot - "today we are announcing the official recall of 1 million samsung galaxy note 7 smart phones. because this product presents such a serious fire hazard i am urging all consumers, all consumers take advantage of this recall right away." and if that's not scary enough

for you samsung released this video today from their chief operating officer tim baxter sot - baxter sound bite of tim baxter https:/vimeo.com/182918240/81a0e b22f8, president and of samsung electronics america, samsung has received 92 reports of the batteries overheating in the u.s., including 26 reports of burns and 55 reports of property damage, including fires in cars and a garage. over 25 million note 7's have sold but only 1 million have the battery issue and need to be recalled. you can find out if the phone you have is one of the bad ones by locating the imei number on the back of the phone or the packaging and then visiting the recall website and entering the number. sot - "this recall provides two options and that is important. first option: you can get a replacement phone. the second option, and equal option is: you can get a refund. it is the choice of the customer and the customer's choice alone which option to choose." you can go to a carrier store and do this in person, do it online, or call samsung to arrange your recall samsung already has a lot of new safe note 7's ready to ship to stores and users they said people can start picking them up in stores on september 21st, that's this coming wednesday. on our website or mobile app we

have posted all the links and phone numbers and resources for this recall. it's laid out easy to understand so if you need help with it check that out still ahead. the naked donald trump statue is back. and its somewhere people can't miss. we'll tell you where. after the break.

>> pam: it comes and officers involved in the scandal will have that story much for coming on line news at 6:00. >> grant: about three weeks away, but for the giants-- you could say they are already in a playoff situation. cardinals. they are barely clinging to a wild-card spot.and on the verge of missing the playoffs giants troubles, we turn to mark carpenter.who's live at at&t mark? >> reporter: tony 35 the post

all-star break wars in the majors. there are five games behind the dodgers and a slim half-game lead in the wild-card standings the team read behind them that have on chance and this entire week in four games last year from bruce on what's going wrong. calling it into

this series making some slight adjustments ahead players coming in at 5 today months much later than usual and also canceled the batting practice and moved usual lead to the eighth spot and they it became the first batter, and let's see if those changes have any effect on those games. >> britteny: close to it by the

coast a few locals as " an east bay sunny skies close to the antioch and then by the airport heading into the rest of tonight coastal low clause expected to varsity warm once again and then into the weekend even warmer a closer look at the 24 are temperature change map showing where war for inland locations but cooler here, and you have monday in the san francisco but the return of onshore flow to cool down from this time yesterday it especially inland locations we will warm as to go into weekends. 83 concord with '60s oakland 75 nevada 72 net of 64 degrees in petaluma so there are shot shows developing in the past six hours a sofa so you might wind up the picture we're assessing any rainfall policing

clouds of war region and we continue to hold on to that area of high pressure into the weekend. >> britteny: warmer temperatures for us the region as to go into friday saturday sunday fog tracker showing us by 6:00 a.m. visibility 00 oakland hayward livermore. san jose and a half monday when dealing with dense fog to our morning verses the past few mornings everything clears up clustered it had all of a clock in the morning tomorrow. monday and barley claudia in the mid 50 is and then 59 close to the bay inland around 65 noon moseley's the skies and light locations in the '80s fit it to cupertino and you

notice temperatures and to the rest of your forecast we noticed and low 90s saturday sunday evening monday. . >> catherine: the world has yet another big fat naked statue to deal with. this time in south florida. one interesting switch -- it was donald trump on top of a billboard.high in the air. we're using the past tense since miami police asked the property owner to take it down -- saying it could be a safety hazard. so donald wasn't up there very long. the statue is expected to be moved to another spot in miami until the november election and then it will be put up for auction.

these things have been popping up in places ranging from seattle to cleveland. in august - a naked trump was on show in san francisco. this was its appearance in the castro - where it was a tourist favorite. but eventually it was taken into police custody. some argue the police are over- reacting. it's not clear yet where it will end up.but some of the statues, like the one in los angeles - are being auctioned off for charity. a nonprofit activist group called 'indecline' is taking credit for the statues. next fox news host bill o'reilly speaks out about the scandal that has rocked his network. bill o' reilly speaks out on the shake-up at fox news and embattled boss roger ailes!

the insider's keltie knight sat down with him and got o'reilly

on the record. in_o'reillykeltie_cam a_xny 001_concatenated 135044 1:12:46 kk: you came out saying publically that roger ailes was a great boss. date box july 14th. seth meyers:23 bill: best boss i ever head / 95 percent of the people who worked for roger ailes would say the same thing i just told you keltie question cont. kk: critics say now that your opinion is that because you are male. what do you say to those critics? bo: i don't say anything to anybody about that. um i respect the company that i work for. anything that i say on this issue is going to be turned around and used as a weapon against fox, so i don't say anything. vo#1 a network patriot. and a rare moment in which the outspoken host of fox news' #1 show is keeping his opinions to himself. its been just over a week since his former colleauge, gretchen carlson settled her sexual harassment lawsuit with fox news for a reported 20 million dollars 1:13:46 kk: what do you say to the people who say fox news is going to struggle with the women / viewers? bo: well, it hasn't happened, so w-- what are the basing it on? they're basing it on they don't like fox news, so they'll say whatever they want we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm keltie knight! that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. grant joins pam moore for kron 4 news at six.

>> reporter:her granddaughter jocelyn was overcome with emotion at a news conference where the sheriff's office announced the arrest of this man, 19-year-old zachary cuen, of san jose, in connection with the savage beating of 88 year old flo douglas. sot carl neusel/sheriff's office cuen was arrested based on physical evidence at or near the douglas home here on cragmont avenue. her neighbors are thrilled that a suspect is in custody in the brutal attack. sots neighbors

a long time and very active member of st. paul's baptist church, miss flo, as she is known, is in grave condition, fighting for life says her nephew pastor michael wallace of oakland's mt. zion church. sot michael wallace/miss flo's nephew wallace and deputies renewed a call for information that might lead deputies to a possible accomplice, as douglas told neighbors who found her that she was attacked by not one but two intruders sot carl neusel/sheriffs office deputies say zachary cuen was on probation in connection with a previous brush with the law. they would not share what if anything clues surveillance video from a neighbors' home might contain except to say that the investigation is on going.

>> grant:we have expanded coverage of this case on our website. including how you can help police with the investigation. go to kron 4 dot com and click on the story near the top of the page. happening tonight: whomever is responsible for a brutal attack near lafayette park remains on the run. there is a public meeting that is supposed to start right now to give residents an update on this incident from last month. this surveillance video shows a woman walking down the street. and then a man coming up from behind and punching her. several times. police have put out a sketch of the man. but so far they haven't identified a suspect. the meeting is set for the calvary church on fillmore street near jackson. >> pam:a man is now behind bars. on suspicion of raping a woman at a u-c bekerkely dorm. earlier this month. 25-year -old sardar khan was taken into custody wednesday. for the september 5th assault. the 19-year old victim told police, she was assaulted by an acquaintenc, e who was also a

student who lived on campus. an investigation led to the arrest of kahn. bullet points. name. accusations. date of alleged crime. >> grant:the other big story we are following tonight: the sex scandal that is sending shockwaves through bay area police departments the lawyers for the woman at the center of it. jasmine abuslin. who had been going by the name celeste guap. are making more accusations today. we begin our coverage with kron 4's haaziq madyun in oakland. haaziq reports on the new allegations. >> reporter:"i know that jasmine is not the only one" >> reporter:civil rights attorney pamela price alleges her client jasmine abusline is one among several young victims of sex trafficking by police officers in the bay area "i know every night in oakland, richmond in san francisco." allegations of police sexual misconduct are not new for oakland city councilmember noel gallo " what they were witnessesing." charles bonner is lead council for jasmine absulin "to sex tracking 12 year olds." i contacted the oakland police for their response to these police sex trafficking allegations.i got no reply.in

oakland haaziq madyun kron4news governor jerry brown signed a bill today. requiring california to study. balcony standards. this comes after the fatal balcony collapse in berkeley. that killed six people last year. the law calls for formation of a group that will recommend ways to better build balconies. and determine whether the state should collect information about construction malpractice. it also requires licensed contractors. to report industry- related crimes. survivors and victim's families said, the collapse from a fifth- floor balcony. could have been avoided if there was knowledge of the builder's previous defects settlements. the hayward school board has fired its superintendent. stan dobbs. who you see here. had been on paid leave since the summer. that is when the district started looking into claims. dobbs violated state law. dobbs also came under fire for bringing in former 49ers player

ray mcdonald. to speak to high school students this past february. mcdonald is facing charges of rape. the board held a lenghty meeting last night. before deciding to part ways with dobbs. >> reporter: on the head of the clinic's lawyer was a decision made she should go to walk across the country in florida as well as her attorneys want to tell >> reporter: lettered the city

council cannot force a want to go to specific facility. there is no incentive hit and the attorneys are not buying it.

what an oakland attorney is now want this and other allegations as and in calling on the attorney general for all of these cases the attorney general was keeping the door open now is up to the various district attorney's to look into these.

clearer >> britteny: skies and close to the cuts as were we're dealing with more cloudiness and even see pettifog into the rest of tonight over the next five hours we see mostly cloudy skies. remorse locations we will stay in the mid-50s celebrate our shot shows civilianize the old pasqueflowers to the coast at high from the region tomorrow that the '90s for livermore area concord. >> britteny: 90 fairfield 78 vallejo temperatures at 86 degrees close in petaluma will let you know what to expect close to delete and and all four zones.

>> pam: party candidates are included. and tonight at eight.

>> pam: mirror and facing charges of rape. >> grant: in custody molesting children going into the store by themselves 62 year-old was arrested suspected of touching it massaging children under the age of this is asking anyone america benefit them and more information to call police

>> grant: death as the pastor

says the church does have cameras but more coming and literature is written with detectives the how the person who did the hill to the right thing in return that money. >> reporter: well all year for her family says at 1.9 $1 million settlement is final questions earlier but they say is final the civil lawsuit will

be dismissed and a few days enlisted the county taxes apartment " safety today and her mother said she misses her daughter intensely. it will have changes including a 24 hour nurse on duty emergency medical technician county has agreed to help fight for state legislation better training for jail workers near fainting

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sharks.lurking in the bay, and we've got the video to prove. where a surfer captured this 8- foot juvenile.breaching the water. that's tonight on kron 4 news at eight.

it's a big move.and the first of its kind. the move is designed to permanently protect nearly 5- thousand square miles of underwater canyons and mountains. the president made the announcement at an ocean conference in washington d.c. today.

the area in question is about 130 miles off cape cod. he was joined by celebrities including actor leonardo dicaprio. >> catherine:the president says that saving the oceans means taking 'bold action.' dicaprio said that the world has to stop treating the oceans as an endless resource to be exploited.and a dumping ground for waste. the white house says the new designation will lead to a ban on commercial fishing, mining and drilling.but recreational fishing will be allowed. grant and pam?

one million phones. what's led to a massive recall tonight by samsung and the model that is in question. and if you get your health insurance through covered california. consider yourself warned. the changes coming to premiums and who is going to have to be paying more. plus a my kron four story. we will take you for a ride on an east bay bus that's unlike any you have probably seen. how it is allowing a family to live out their dream. here in palo alto some steals money.

>> reporter: and the attorneys representing just then were joined by a paris the council members thorazine speculation

six still cover-up. for a >>: that to happen -- level we have to know what's going of.. >> reporter: the oakland police apartment reading that if there's any additional information involving any misconduct of an oakland police officer with information is to be formally reported to the authorities. >> reporter: continuing our coverage the attorneys continued to decry fall over the decision to defend all the jury having clinic in florida at note at the time various agencies are investigating allegations of police misconduct.

>> reporter: and here on agree on a happens to early monday and investigations ongoing and searching for possible accomplice in the case douglas remained hospitalized friday for her life. they're searching for

any possible connection to a shooting at least paul auto two weeks ago. an attempted murder shooting we want see if those weapons

>> reporter: kids are encouraged to take part in extracurricular activity.

we'd talk about it and our kids would say it's never going to happen cause we'd always say we are going to do it and they'd say you're never going to do it. >>:we thought maybe it's going to be a dream or something but then they actually got the bus and i was like what. the whole family converted the former school bus into a mobile class room and they have committed their lives to art. it's a commitment born of what school's have had to abandon. schools have low budgets and they have had to cut a lot of the art programs. i just wanted to have art available and kids and to have kids not forget about the classic artists.

he studied pablo picasso and some of those. the parents of many of allison's pupils have also enrolled her classes. we have ladies nights and we have so much fun , we play music and we paint together and i see them all creating. the art bus will come to your home. they just come and paint and have their party on the bus right at their house. allsion and her husband have quit their day jobs to pursue the art bus full time. we've put all our money into this and it's exactly the way i've always wanted it to be and it's just wonderful to do what i love. and the dream does not stop here. it's an old school bus so we'll see how it holds up for us but someday we'll have a whole fleet you never know. in brentwood jeff pierce kron four news. >> britteny: and to the rest of

tonight a stronger onshore flow hasn't turned even in the oakland piquancy the wind direction, enough water increasing clouds and fog east bay's own will start of oakland's starts off in the mid- 50s, the definition. slightly war than what we've been seeing a chilly start. i 2:03 p.m.. 90s

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a lousy enough funding distributed by a planned parenthood. and you're republicans dislike because of abortion services planned parenthood provides. issuing a recall because it might not apply in a crash three deaths and injuries may be related recalling certain chrysler and dodge and jeep vehicles siegel controls have a defective wiring design meeting may not tighten seat belts. it

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building of baseball stadium kate $750 million of public money a key step they fast-track the deal and start pitching staff dollars. let x the debate in january during which they could meet on the relocation here she is currently that resolution at the coliseum site. hit

>> gary: the was the worst loss of the giants' season a couple nights ago that followed up with another loss and the bullpen just has not been consistent course record in major leagues since all-star break after being 24 games over 500 next seven games a determined to a playoff team or not cardinals the and what for friday saturday sunday the giants at the can

handle a limits and giants all within a half-game of each other the problem of it centering on the i am curious, what the traffic for tonight's game. market how was the traffic from your vantage point. now then the middle and then it collapsed war of the offer earlier today. >> reporter: alatas which the gaza

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tonight: he got to any endnote and down to the first batter tonight a crucial part pacific and elsewhere around. six >> gary: the years of age log first two super bowls feet heineken's but, the debt is yet to be released before the matter is getting ready to go carolina and who lost opening game to the

denver broncos the big story

this morning general manager wanted to get rid of a hat rack by trade or release a lesson that he showed up on the kona o'brien program but >> gary: callan and kevin got onstage with usf made it

last first time in 19 years the best season jennifer has retired from coaching. but vote pit

>> pam: 0 says phones sold it out during the pre order process last week it could help users take better photographs also

hearing new version of the riverside is hassle data as well first time that operate a farm without color scheme it. >> britteny: the '80s run sunday and even '70's bellicose. it will be a gorgeous day no matter whether you plan to spend it in the air jet. areea

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