>> reporter: house whether another day and get ready for lots of sunscreen. yesterday i say to my word stayed indoors it was perfect indoors. >> rebecca: you know what to do that against today it will be triple digits for most of our inland and much warmer than what we experienced yesterday it. that sure you get your water

ready sunscreen right now this is what all live camera looks like at the golden gate bridge. clear conditions were not checked and antifog and in most parts of the bay area it will be hans. >> rebecca: light breeze in the air at the golden gate we will need that because temperatures will be very hot sunday. we held whole bunch of weather alerts all right. flag warning the schedule until 3:00 this afternoon for the north of bombay mounds in the heat advisory as well. >> rebecca: take public transit tomorrow reduce your driving back to you. >> reporter:breaking news this morning. the miami marlins have confirmed that star pitcher jose fernandez has been killed in boating accident. fernandez was among 3 people found dead. the marlins said in a statement their thoughts and prayers are with his family at a very difficult time.

the marlins have also cancled todya's game against the braves. we are learning new information this morning on the suspected gunman responsible for the shopping mall massacre in washington state.

20-year-old arcan cetin has been arrested. police say cetin has a criminal record that includes domestic violence assault charges, and an arrest for drunken driving. police say he murdered five people when he entered a macy's store in burlington. which is about an hour north of seattle. on friday the city's mayor spoke about the tragedy. police found cetin while walking on a sidewalk in oak harbor last night. that's about 30 miles from the location of the shooting. cetin immigrated from turkey. but he is a legal resident of the u-s. he is expected to appear in court tomorrow. >> reporter:happening now. police are searching for three gunman who shot eight people, including a 3-year old girl and her father, in baltimore. these pictures are from the scene. police say three armed men converged on a group of people from different points. they also believe the shooting was premeditated and could be an act of retaliation for a labor day weekend shooting that left one person dead and two others injured. one of the people injured was a pregnant woman. >> reporter:police haven't given a reason why they believe the shootings are connected. they believe the victims could have recognized the shooters. >> reporter:another big story we are following this morning. after intense pressure from the public. charlotte, north carolina's police chief has finally released two videos of his officers shooting keith scott.

this is a still image from one of those videos. and we are also learning more about what happened right before the shooting. reporter andrew spencer explains. >> reporter:the dash cam video shows members of law enforcement taking cover behind a parked truck. they repeatedly shout, "drop the gun." listen and you can also hear keith scott's wife say, "he doesn't have a gun." >> :"drop the gun!" "he doesn't have a gun." "drop the gun!" >> reporter:from the video, it's not clear what the woman -- or the officers -- can see. >> :"there is no definitive evidence in this video as to whether or not there is an object in his hands, and if there is, what that object is." >> reporter:police released photos of a gun and an ankle

holster they say they recovered at the scene, but nothing in the video proves they belong to keith scott. the dash cam video is disturbing. it shows a man exiting his s-u-v. someone says, "please don't do it." >> :"please. please don't do it." >> reporter:then, as the man walks backwards, officers open fire. the footage from the dash and body cameras offer more information, but they only tell part of the story. "unfortunately, we are left with far more questions than we have

answers." i'm andrew spencer, reporting. >> reporter:and back here in the bay area. protesters took to the streets of oakland to march in solidarity with demonstrators in charlotte this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news of the protest which started at 60th and broadway. protesters then made their way to downtown oakland. but police did block certain roads to make sure everything stayed peaceful. there are no reports of any damage or violence. three people were arrested. and a bay area mother who lost a loved one in a police shooting is speaking out now on holding officers accountable. her name is wanda johnson. her son was oscar grant. he was shot and killed by a bart police officer in 2009. and as kron 4's ella sogomonian reports, johnson is now an activist against police brutality who believes protests should continue in hope of a positive change. >> reporter:wanda johnson, oscar grant foundation ceo "african americans are looked at for the color of their skin but not whats in their heart and we really need to change that." wanda johnson lost her son oscar grant in 2009 when he was shot and killed by a bart police officer at the fruitvale station in oakland. that shooting was captured on video and is now one of several in the last seven years that has surfaced. images like these have stirred a debate about race and policing in america igniting protests across the country and here in the bay area as seen in our helicopter partnership with abc7 news. >> :"and i think it's important to not only protest but to come up with strategies where our society will see hey it's not back to business as usual."

>> reporter:saturday night hundreds more took to the streets of oakland - this time in protest of the shooting death keith scott in charlotte north carolina. "the officers need more training than just 6 months to learn how to deescalate the situation instead of escalate the situation." >> reporter:johnson believes protests should continue to highlight what she believes is an ongoing problem of systemic racism in policing and a failing criminal justice system. >> :"and i pray that that message is to change the way that we're policing and to change the way our judicial system is currently being ran." >> reporter:in oakland ellasogomonian kron 4 news >> reporter: space community coming together for the toddler killed in a drunk driving accident tell you what you can do to help a family that is going through a difficult time. giants fighting for a playoff

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>> reporter: 0, a beautiful it is no cloud cover another warm day in store. >> reporter: people staying indoors to watch football that's a very good point there get zero or stay indoors. it's hotter than yesterday he advisory is in affect for the bay area. >> rebecca: and san francisco

and a couple of weather alerts today 3:00 this afternoon in the north bay mountains. we are having high winds definitely fire danger and he advisory's fourth today and tomorrow. the spare the air alerts they reduce driving today would be the day to do it. 56 livermore 59 for concord in 51 for etceteras up. run the 3:00 hour >> rebecca: a hit with 100

degrees conquer 9899 fairfield in east bay shoreline will be much warmer than what we experienced a survey of brady's and hollowed '90s san jose at 95 it will be hot one in san francisco with 85 degrees. >> reporter:happening today.

a march will be held for a teen who has been missing since may from vallejo. pearl pinson went missing after police say 19 year old fernando castro kidnapped her while she was on her way to school. castro was killed by police after a shootout in southern california. pinson was not with him. the march is set for 4:45 this afternoon at the interstate 7-80 overpass where pinson was last seen. that's at taylor avenue in vallejo. marchers will then make their way to corinthians church of

god. and a community in the east bay is coming together to help the family of the little boy who was killed in a drunk driving accident earlier this month. the hop yard restaurant in san ramon is holding a fundraiser today. three-year-old elijah dunn died earlier this month when the car he and his mother and siblings were in was hit by a drunk driver while it was stalled on interstate 6-80 in san ramon. >> : leather resorted to another measure before they started to russian. >> reporter: weapon was an air soft on though very little realistic. in national news.

and so far this year they have responded to 75 calls for a crisis intervention last year a total of 50 and bank fully this gentleman is getting the help that he needs. f-b-i officials are now the orlando nightclub shooting. that massacre. rebecca strom what makes these new calls different from the one's the f-b-i had previously released?

what's different about these calls is police are releasing a more comprehensive transcript of shooter omar mateen's conversations with hostage negotiators. >> rebecca:along with more calls from victims of the shooting. earlier, f-b-i transcripts deleted references to isis. this was done to avoid giving the group a propaganda platform. in those calls, mateen called himself an "islamic soldier." he also referenced one of the boston marathon bombers. the shooter said his attack was retaliation for a u-s airstrike in syria a few weeks earlier. here now, is one of those phone calls between a dispatcher and someone who was trapped inside the club. mateen was finally killed when police stormed the building more than three hours after the shooting began. >> reporter:coming up on the kron 4 morning news. it's coming down to the wire for the giants in the chase for one of the two wild card spots. the highlights coming up. live look outside. richmond

bridge for the weekend: it's the bay area blues festival in martinez. enjoy two stages of blues music, gourmet food booths, and craft beer and wine. it's happening from 10-am to 6- pm in downtown martinez. it's free to attend.

>> reporter:now time for sports. the giants, who are in a close race for the n-l wildcard faced off against the padres. a team the g-men have struggled against this season. the giants jumped out early in this one with this bases loaded single by buster posey. two nothing gigantes. the giants lead would baloon to 6 by 4th. but then san diego started fighting back, tying the game up with this single by travis jankowski. the game would go to extra's. then, up by one, denard span hits this 2 run blast to seal the deal. final score, giants 9. padres 6 the giants remain tied with the mets for the n-l wildcard. >> reporter:as for the a's. oakland was just trying to get there first w" in a week. facing off against the rangers. unfortunetly they weren't able to do it in this one. oakland would go oh for 6 with

runners in scoring position. putting up a goose egg in this one. rangers win it easily, five to zero. as for the oakland raiders. they are in tennessee today taking on the titans. this will be a big test for oakland. in two games this year the raiders defense has given up more than a thousand yards and 69 points. the raiders are coming off a loss to the atlanta falcons last week. kickoff set for 10:05. and the red and gold will be in seattle today taking on the seahawks. the niners lost to the carolina panthers last week. the niners have gone three and out on fifty percent of their plays this season. blaine gabbert is set to start at quarterback. kick off is set for 1:05 today. in college football what a game it was in southern california between stanford-ucla. lets jump to the 4th quarter. minute thirteen left stanford down 13 to 9. ryan burns looking and finding trenton irwin. that's a big first down and the drive continues. third and three, no timeouts and stanford hands the ball to their main man christian mccaffrey. that's a first down. the drive continues again.

then thirty seconds left. burns to whiteside for a touchdown. that would give stanford the lead. one more chance for ucla. four seconds left. josh rosen looking for a hail mary play and he fumbles. stanford recovers and brings it back for a touchdown. stanford wins it 22 to 13. >> reporter:live look outside. golden gate bridge. for the weekend: it's the 4th annual candy palooza at the jelly belly factory in fairfield. families are invited to tour the factory and enjoy free candy samples. there will also be live music and carnival games. it's happening from 9-am to 5- pm. it is free to attend.

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the extreme heat today means a greater chance of wildifres. especially in the north bay. >> rebecca: so they'll location the heat advisory is in effect because the temperatures are far hotter smelly air alerts today more than likely one issued tomorrow as well as what we're dealing with right now rest of the bay area of the forest zone forecast a camera in that report showing all four zones in north bay east bay and south bay at all clear sunny conditions right now so you know this early- morning hour it is going to be a hot day just by looking at it usually of lots of cloud cover along the peninsula that is not the case this morning as we look

ahead read you have a heat advisory issued because of this fall he waved today tomorrow its issued from 11 a.m. to 8 campbell is because of the triple digits make sure you drink plenty of fluids and it stayed indoors during peak times. >> rebecca: breakdown of the air quality around the bay area north salem across moderate conditions quite on healthy for the east bay celt locations respiratory issues stayed indoors today only come back we'll let you know the breakdown coming up next. hit >> reporter:kron 4's hermela aregawi talked are preparing. >> reporter:the north bay will be hot, dry and windy this weekend. temperatures are expected to reach into the 90's in parts of the region. the heat coupled with other

factors could mean more fires. sot firefighter it's a red flag warning for increased temperatures in low relative humidity and the winds. the big factor is the winds that we are expecting at the start of this evening. it's going to move around the trees a lot. it could knock powerlines down. the branches obviously off the trees can also cause damage to the vehicles the houses.

marin county's fire department is prepared. sot firefighter what we're doing is we've upped staffing, we have extra engine stuff, we have a fire crew staff, a bulldozer and an extra personnel in our dispatch center to help jump on things quick and get them before they do get out of control. other fire departments around the state will also have additional staff and equipment. fire experts are asking the public to avoid activities that could spark a fire. sot what we are telling people to do is to make sure they're not gonna if they're out in the wildlands that they be fire cautious and if they're mowing grass adn doing things like that that they do it early in the morning not during the heat of the day. fires aren't new to residents in this area. sot resident we see them frequently we smell the smokes from other fires. ive had friends who have lost homes to fire. i know people up in lake county who have lost their homes to fires so its definitely in our psyche. residents say they're prepared. i have a big file box and it has my deeds my passports and everything in it thats important that can be whisked out of the house really quickly. i have a friend who has a house about 5 miles frmo here and we have an exchange. so if theres a disaster at her house, she and her group comes here. if there's a disaster at my house people in my house all go there standup the red flag warning for marin county goes into effect in less than an hour at 9 tonight -- and goes through sunday afternoon. in woodacre, ha, k4 news. >> reporter:police are searching for a gunman who shot and killed someone on a highway in truckee. it happened at around 4-pm yesterday on westbound interstate 80 at the nevada state line. c-h-p officers say three motorcyclists rode up to the victim and fired gunshots before taking off. the victim was also riding a motorcycle and they died at the scene. officers say the victim was associated with local motorcycle clubs. westbound lanes of the interstate were closed at the nevada state line, causing traffic to back up for miles. >> reporter:the chinese community in the bay area is mourning the loss of civic leader and activist rose pak. she was laid to rest yesterday. kron 4's jeff pierce was at her services yesterday. where people

say her influence expanded well beyond san francisco. hundreds of san franciscans gathered at old saint mary's cathedral to attend the funeral of chinatown activist rose pak on saturday. politicians who both sparred and collaborated with her came to pay their respects and remember her contributions to the city. >> :more than chinatown, more than the chinese community and remember she supported african american mayor willie brown and jewish americans like me. but always in her heart she wanted to reverse over a hundred years of discrimination and isolation of the chinese american community. rose stood up for those who didn't have a folks who have come to this country to find a stake and are looking for the american dream. she somehow adapted san francisco as the place she would make her contribution and on behalf of lots and lots of people of every color of every gender every age of every political persuasion and she did so in the most unselfish

positive manner. >> reporter:rose pak will be remembered for the rebuilding of the chinese hospital, the construction of the central subway extension into chinatown and her lead role in electing the city's first chinese american mayor ed lee. she would not rest until she had a family of elected officials that truly reflected our chinese communities presence in out city's population and our city's history and she wouldn't rest until we elected a chinese american mayor and i am grateful even those who endured her combative spirit came to admire her. she was a unique and authentic person and what an amazing life to come from nowhere and to rise to the kind of power that transcended elected officials. i'll never forget her wit, that

wry little smile, her incredible sense of humor, albeit a wicked sense of humor, she became a friend. >> reporter:rose pack died on sunday september 18th. she was sixty eight years old. in san francisco jeff pierce kron four news. >> stanley: a hundred million users are affected toluol voted in the action you take to protect itself on kron 4 news. >> reporter: and joy all-day concert jazz classical music food trucks family friendly activity going on place o'clock tonight

>> reporter:yahoo says in late 2014 they were hacked by a "state-sponsored actor", meaning an individual acting on behalf of a government. based on the latest hacks that have taken place that would suggest china or russia but for now unconfirmed. here is the personal information of yahoo users that may have been stolen. names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, passwords and in some cases, security questions and answers. there is some good news.

yahoo said bank account numbers, credit cared numbers; debit card numbers were not leaked. however for the next month or so i would keep a closer eye on your financial statements. make sure there is no funny business yahoo is working with law enforcement to find and prosecute the responsible party.

still ahead on the kron four morning news. donald trump is gaining ground in some battleground states. and both candidates are getting ready for the first presidential debate tomorrow night. we'll take a look at what to expect.

>> reporter: the problems lisa west palm you will have a problem if you're out there today the sun beating down on you. >> rebecca: it will be gorgeous beach weather heading in that direction before some forecast network overlooking the financial district a gorgeous shot right now you can see clear conditions and lots of sunshine more sunshine on the way with warm temperatures.

>> rebecca: 56 in livermore and temperatures heat up as they progress through the morning your has come yet next.

>> reporter: are taking a break from the campaign trail as they get ready for tomorrow night's first presidential debate. kron 4's national correspondent mark meredith has a look at where things stand. in the race for the white house. . this weekend doanld trump has a reason to celebrate going into the first debate. the new poll numbers show his lead is surging in some battlgeound states, donald trump will be back on the trail this weekend with a rally in virgina on saturday. he'll have a chance to follow up on some comments he made thursday after he praised law enforcement's response after we saw that chaos in charlotte, here's a brief clip of what he had to say. trt: 15 seconds out: total chaos out: and civilization from total chaos. this weekend clinton is set to stay away from the campaign trail - isntead focusing on debate prep - she is going to have plenty of surrogates on her behalf - we know that her daughter former first daughter chelsea clinton will be campaigning and that clinton will be getting a fundraiser from a famous friend s-n-l alumn: amy poheler. one state we keep watching is ohio -and this weekend clinton is counting on the cast of the hit t-v show the west wing to

bring her support. several cast members will campaign in buckeye territory. clinton needs all the help she can get, the latest polls show her trailing trump by about three points - just a few weeks ago she was ahead by large margins. that's a quick look at where things stand in the race for the white house, in washignton, i'm mark meredith. >> reporter:and donald trump threatened to bring gennifer flowers to monday's presidential debate with hillary clinton. bill clinton admitted having a sexual relationship with flowers decades ago. trump's threat is in response to mark cuban's plan to sit in the front row at the invitation of the clinton campaign. cuban has been a vocal critic of donald trump throughout the

presidential campaign. and for the first time in more than 55 years. the new york times is endorsing a democrat for president. the newspaper just announced their support for hillary clinton yesterday. leaders with the new york times describe donald trump as the worst nominee put forward by a major party in modern times. officials in santa cruz county are preparing as they expect marijuana to be legalized this november. they have hired an expert on pot regulations to be their first cannabis licensing manager. the "pot czar" will set rules for licensing marijuana merchants and growers in santa cruz. daniel peterson was chosen for the newly created position from more than 180 applicants. he has years of experience in managing and setting pollution- related policy within caltrans, and in water management in sutter and yuba counties. >> reporter:police in san francisco are trying to figure out how a car caught on fire. that then started a small gras fire. it happened yesterday afternoon on highway 101. this is video taken by someone who was passing the scene. you can see the white station wagon on the shoulder of northboud 101. going into san

francisco. the car fire also started a small grass fire that was quickly extinguished. no one was hurt. and a horse trailer caught on fire in oakland. we take you inside a relaxed east bay café known for its brunch and american cuisine. in this morning's dine and dish.

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restaurants are always competing to get your attention and business. but in this morning's dine and dish. kron four's vicki liviakis found a place in the east bay that is a real hidden gem. a mother from yolo county is tired of her daughter being late to class. so she's taking action. she wrote what might be the perfect note explaining why her daughter was tardy. take a look. the woman says her daughter cara suffers from "teenage-ism" and there is no known cure. it includes having a hard time getting out of bed in the morning and back talking back to her "birth-giver." thousand times. >> reporter: york your appetite and morning glories upon branch.

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>> reporter: breaking news this morning. the miami marlins have confirmed that star pitcher jose fernandez has been killed in boating accident. fernandez was among 3 people found dead. the marlins said in a statement their thoughts and prayers are with his family at a very difficult time. the marlins have also cancled todya's game against the braves. we are learning new information this morning on the suspected gunman responsible for the shopping mall massacre in washington state. 20-year-old arcan cetin has been arrested.

police say cetin has a criminal record that includes domestic violence assault charges, and an arrest for drunken driving. police say he murdered five people when he entered a macy's store in burlington. which is about an hour north of seattle. on friday the city's mayor spoke about the tragedy. police found cetin while walking on a sidewalk in oak harbor last night. that's about 30 miles from the location of the shooting. cetin immigrated from turkey. but he is a legal resident of the u-s. he is expected to appear in court tomorrow. >> reporter:happening now. police are searching for three gunman who shot eight people, including a 3-year old girl and her father, in baltimore. these pictures are from the scene. police say three armed men converged on a group of people from different points. they also believe the shooting was premeditated and could be an act of retaliation for a labor day weekend shooting that left one person dead and two others injured. one of the people injured was a pregnant woman. police haven't given a reason why they believe the shootings are connected. they believe the victims could have recognized the shooters.

another big story we are following this morning. after intense pressure from the public. charlotte, north carolina's police chief has finally released two videos of his officers shooting keith scott. this is a still image from one of those videos. and we are also learning more about what happened right before the shooting. reporter andrew spencer explains. >> reporter:the dash cam video

shows members of law enforcement taking cover behind a parked truck. they repeatedly shout, "drop the gun." listen and you can also hear keith scott's wife say, "he doesn't have a gun." "drop the gun!" "he doesn't have a gun." "drop the gun!" from the video, it's not clear what the woman -- or the officers -- can see. >> :"there is no definitive evidence in this video as to whether or not there is an object in his hands, and if there is, what that object is." >> reporter:police released photos of a gun and an ankle holster they say they recovered at the scene, but nothing in the video proves they belong to keith scott. the dash cam video is disturbing. it shows a man exiting his s-u-v. someone says, "please don't do it." >> :"please. please don't do it." >> reporter:then, as the man walks backwards, officers open fire. the footage from the dash and

body cameras offer more information, but they only tell part of the story. "unfortunately, we are left with far more questions than we have answers." i'm andrew spencer, reporting. and back here in the bay area. protesters took to the streets of oakland to march in solidarity with demonstrators in charlotte this is video from our

helicopter partnership with abc 7 news of the protest which started at 60th and broadway. protesters then made their way to downtown oakland. but police did block certain roads to make sure everything stayed peaceful. there are no reports of any damage or violence. three people were arrested. and a bay area mother who lost a loved one in a police shooting is speaking out now on holding officers accountable. her name is wanda johnson. her son was oscar grant. he was shot and killed by a bart police officer in 2009. and as kron 4's ella sogomonian reports, johnson is now an activist against police brutality who believes protests should continue in hope of a positive change. >> reporter:wanda johnson, oscar grant foundation ceo >> :"african americans are looked at for the color of their skin but not whats in their heart and we really need to change that." wanda johnson lost her son oscar grant in 2009 when he was shot and killed by a bart police officer at the fruitvale station in oakland. that shooting was captured on video and is now one of several in the last seven years that has surfaced. images like these have stirred a debate about race and policing in america igniting protests across the country and here in the bay area as seen in our helicopter partnership with abc7 news. "and i think it's important to

not only protest but to come up with strategies where our society will see hey it's not back to business as usual." saturday night hundreds more took to the streets of oakland - this time in protest of the shooting death keith scott in charlotte north carolina. >> reporter:"the officers need more training than just 6 months to learn how to deescalate the situation instead of escalate the situation." johnson believes protests should continue to highlight what she believes is an ongoing problem of systemic racism in policing and a failing criminal justice system. "and i pray that that message is to change the way that we're policing and to change the way our judicial system is currently being ran." in oakland ellasogomonian kron 4 news for your money:.

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>> rebecca: definitely in a state court his speech whether eighties half moon bay and gorgeous heavy at the door to the coasts today house and the water a try and keep it nice and cool. acapulco or he definitely take use of that is today and is going to be half what a shot of cortisone forecast and the east bay overlooking some adult gorgeous picture here clear blue skies lots of sunshine he will definitely will be in pretty warm and east bay. air quality not too good in some spots in if you can take public

transit and then more most likely to spur their alert tomorrow as well a breakdown of higher-quality along the coast it will be in moderate conditions keep that in mind and stay indoors it will be the best bet for the afternoon temperature is right now looking at moseley 66 the present francisco. 62 oakland 63 san jose lawyer more sensitive areas center as a coming and at 52 right now and then this is only need to know big warmup right around lunchtime, lots of sunshine quite hot are on the 3:00 hour triple digits especially far inland valley location 96 telamon 99 in nevada

of seeing triple digits and fairfield rio vista pittsburgh antioch definitely hot out there. 98 for friends in san ramon. 101 and the livermore valley and your south bay high as for the triple digits 97 in san jose.

>> reporter:happening today. a march will be held for a teen who has been missing since may from vallejo. pearl pinson went missing after police say 19 year old fernando castro kidnapped her while she was on her way to school. castro was killed by police after a shootout in southern california. pinson was not with him. the march is set for 4:45 this afternoon at the interstate 7-80 overpass where pinson was last seen. that's at taylor avenue in vallejo. marchers will then make their way to corinthians church of god. and a community in the east bay is coming together to help the family of the little boy who was killed in a drunk driving accident earlier this month. the hop yard restaurant in san ramon is holding a fundraiser today. three-year-old elijah dunn died earlier this month when the car he and his mother and siblings were in was hit by a drunk driver while it was stalled on interstate 6-80 in san ramon. dunn's mother, crystal manoiki, is still in the hospital with severe injuries. 20 percent of the hop yard's sales today will go towards helping out the family. another big story we are following this morning. after a six hour standoff, san francisco police were able to disarm a man who threatened to take his own life and hurt other people. kron 4's alecia reid tells us how police de-escalated the situation. >> reporter: a two block radius of the civic center in an area secured. 12:00 police say the gunman called police headquarters saying he was under the automatic handgun and it was dangerous. hit on number

agencies responded. they discovered his weapon was an air soft on though it very realistic after six hours of negotiating his surrender peacefully.

>> reporter: responded to a total of 50 bank fully in this case the gentleman as getting the help that he needs.

f-b-i officials are now releasing more 9-1-1 calls from the orlando nightclub shooting. 49 people lost their lives in that massacre. rebecca strom what makes these new calls different from the one's the f-b-i had previously released? >> rebecca:what's different about these calls is police are releasing a more comprehensive transcript of shooter omar mateen's conversations with hostage negotiators. along with more calls from victims of the shooting. earlier, f-b-i transcripts deleted references to isis. this was done to avoid giving the group a propaganda platform. in those calls, mateen called himself an "islamic soldier." he also referenced one of the boston marathon bombers. the shooter said his attack was retaliation for a u-s airstrike in syria a few weeks earlier. here now, is one of those phone calls between a dispatcher and someone who was trapped inside the club. mateen was finally killed when police stormed the building more than three hours after the shooting began. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. it's coming down to the wire for the giants in the chase for one of the two wild card spots.

the highlights coming up. live look outside. richmond bridge for the weekend: it's the bay area blues festival in martinez.

enjoy two stages of blues music, gourmet food booths, and craft beer and wine. it's happening from 10-am to 6- pm in downtown martinez. it's free to attend. now time for sports. the giants, who are in a close race for the n-l wildcard faced off against the padres. a team the g-men have struggled against this season. the giants jumped out early in this one with this bases loaded single by buster posey. two nothing gigantes. the giants lead would baloon to 6 by 4th. but then san diego started fighting back, tying the game up with this single by travis jankowski. the game would go to extra's. then, up by one, denard span hits this 2 run blast to seal the deal. final score, giants 9. padres 6 the giants remain tied with the mets for the n-l wildcard. as for the a's. oakland was just trying to get there first w" in a week. facing off against the rangers. unfortunetly they weren't able to do it in this one. oakland would go oh for 6 with runners in scoring position. putting up a goose egg in this

one. rangers win it easily, five to zero. as for the oakland raiders. they are in tennessee today taking on the titans. this will be a big test for oakland. in two games this year the raiders defense has given up more than a thousand yards and 69 points. the raiders are coming off a loss to the atlanta falcons last week. kickoff set for 10:05. and the red and gold will be in seattle today taking on the seahawks. the niners lost to the carolina panthers last week. the niners have gone three and out on fifty percent of their plays this season. blaine gabbert is set to start at quarterback. kick off is set for 1:05 today. >> reporter:in college football what a game it was in southern california between stanford- ucla. lets jump to the 4th quarter. minute thirteen left stanford down 13 to 9. ryan burns looking and finding trenton irwin. that's a big first down and the drive continues. third and three, no timeouts and stanford hands the ball to their main man christian mccaffrey. that's a first down. the drive continues again.

then thirty seconds left. burns to whiteside for a touchdown. that would give stanford the lead. one more chance for ucla. four seconds left. josh rosen looking for a hail mary play and he fumbles. stanford recovers and brings it back for a touchdown. stanford wins it 22 to 13. live look outside. golden gate bridge. for the weekend: it's the 4th annual candy palooza at the jelly belly factory in fairfield. families are invited to tour the factory and enjoy free candy samples. there will also be live music and carnival games. it's happening from 9-am to 5- pm. it is free to attend.

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>> reporter: today will be half dry and windy this weekend the north bay will be hot, dry temperatures are expected to reach into the 90's in parts of the region. the heat coupled with other factors could mean more fires. sot firefighter it's a red flag warning for increased temperatures in low relative humidity and the winds. the big factor is the winds that we are expecting at the start of this evening. it's going to move around the trees a lot. it could knock powerlines down. the branches obviously off the trees can also cause damage to the vehicles the houses. marin county's fire department is prepared. sot firefighter what we're doing is we've upped staffing, we have extra engine stuff, we have a fire crew staff, a bulldozer and an extra personnel in our dispatch center to help jump on things quick and get them before they do get out of control. other fire departments around the state will also have

additional staff and equipment. fire experts are asking the public to avoid activities that could spark a fire. sot >> :what we are telling people to do is to make sure they're not gonna if they're out in the wildlands that they be fire cautious and if they're mowing grass adn doing things like that that they do it early in the morning not during the heat of the day. >> reporter:fires aren't new to residents in this area. sot resident >> :we see them frequently we smell the smokes from other fires. ive had friends who have lost homes to fire. i know people up in lake county who have lost their homes to fires so its definitely in our psyche. residents say they're prepared. i have a big file box and it has my deeds my passports and everything in it thats important that can be whisked out of the house really quickly. i have a friend who has a house about 5 miles frmo here and we have an exchange. so if theres a disaster at her house, she and her group comes here. if there's a disaster at my house people in my house all go there standup the red flag warning for marin county goes into effect in less than an hour at 9 tonight -- and goes through sunday afternoon. in woodacre, ha, k4 news. >> reporter:police are searching for a gunman who shot and killed someone on a highway in truckee. it happened at around 4-pm yesterday on westbound interstate 80 at the nevada state line. c-h-p officers say three motorcyclists rode up to the victim and fired gunshots before taking off. the victim was also riding a motorcycle and they died at the

scene. officers say the victim was associated with local motorcycle clubs. westbound lanes of the interstate were closed at the nevada state line, causing traffic to back up for miles. >> reporter:the chinese community in the bay area is mourning the loss of civic leader and activist rose pak. she was laid to rest yesterday. kron 4's jeff pierce was at her services yesterday. where people say her influence expanded well beyond san francisco. >> reporter:hundreds of san franciscans gathered at old saint mary's cathedral to attend the funeral of chinatown activist rose pak on saturday. politicians who both sparred and collaborated with her came to pay their respects and remember her contributions to the city. >> :more than chinatown, more than the chinese community and remember she supported african american mayor willie brown and jewish americans like me. but always in her heart she wanted to reverse over a hundred years of discrimination and isolation of the chinese american community. rose stood up for those who didn't have a folks who have come to this country to find a stake and are looking for the american dream. she somehow adapted san francisco as the place she would make her contribution and on behalf of lots and lots of people of every color of every gender every age of every political persuasion and she did so in the most unselfish

positive manner. rose pak will be remembered for the rebuilding of the chinese hospital, the construction of the central subway extension into chinatown and her lead role in electing the city's first chinese american mayor ed lee. she would not rest until she had a family of elected officials that truly reflected our chinese communities presence in out city's population and our city's history and she wouldn't rest until we elected a chinese american mayor and i am grateful even those who endured her combative spirit came to admire her. she was a unique and authentic person and what an amazing life to come from nowhere and to rise to the kind of power that transcended elected officials. i'll never forget her wit, that wry little smile, her incredible sense of humor, albeit a wicked sense of humor, she became a friend. >> reporter:rose pack died on sunday september 18th. she was

sixty eight years old. in san francisco jeff pierce kron four news. police in the north bay are looking for two people wanted for fake credit card fraud. hundred million users are affected. >> reporter: san francisco music

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our tech reporter gabe slate tells us what type of personal information was exposed. >> reporter:yahoo says in late 2014 they were hacked by a "state-sponsored actor", meaning an individual acting on behalf of a government. based on the latest hacks that have taken place that would suggest china or russia but for now unconfirmed. here is the personal information of yahoo users that may have been stolen. names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, passwords and in some cases, security questions and

answers. there is some good news. yahoo said bank account numbers, credit cared numbers; debit card numbers were not leaked. however for the next month or so i would keep a closer eye on your financial statements. make sure there is no funny business yahoo is working with law enforcement to find and prosecute the responsible party.

>> reporter:still ahead on the kron four morning news. donald trump is gaining ground in some battleground states. and both candidates are getting ready for the first presidential debate tomorrow night. we'll take a look at what to expect. >> reporter: read this morning's 74-of 80 later on. fribble soccer in part games bubble soccer the delta professional soccer team happening at 1:00 the set and new until 4:00 and at peacock metope also is free to

>> reporter: football is an hour 15 minutes from now >> rebecca: agency doesn't clear sunny conditions it will be warmer in the berkeley area into the afternoon. hulbert calif. we're seeing temperatures increase in triple digits for bakersfield in southern california 97 pushing triple digits for l a and san diego 96

at a warm or hot water hundred two degrees. and back to the bay area weather alerts because of the heat that is for the no. 8 because the legacy which is heated by israel and triple digits from the bay area for today as well as tomorrow lots of water ready especially making your way back court martial. reduced to driving it can 63 said francisco 63 monday to looking at the east bay shoreline. >> rebecca: seventh of the old 55 metaethics the three currently in the bottom right now. a pretty comfortable temperature of out there putting it they the big heat the oil begins running time sunshine gets really hot receive triple digits rollo 3:00 this afternoon and beat her for that. our

highest today as the peninsula's on 86 in the marina district and the mission district 88 degrees lots of eighties in san francisco 92 expected for sematech will and 82 pacific cut courses at the beach at them coming in at 96 a triple digits all the real the area of zero island antioch and pittsburgh expected 101 degrees for from the livermore 96 expected for you city said jose also pushing towards that triple digit mark with 97 degrees of temperature and 96 expected for cupertino. hit >> reporter:decision 2016. and both presidential candidates are taking a break from the campaign trail as they get ready for tomorrow night's first presidential debate. kron 4's national correspondent mark meredith has a look at where things stand. in the race for the white house. . >> reporter:this weekend doanld trump has a reason to celebrate going into the first debate.

the new poll numbers show his lead is surging in some battlgeound states, donald trump will be back on the trail this weekend with a rally in virgina on saturday. he'll have a chance to follow up on some comments he made thursday after he praised law enforcement's response after we saw that chaos in charlotte, here's a brief clip of what he had to say. trt: 15 seconds out: total chaos out: and civilization from total chaos. this weekend clinton is set to stay away from the campaign trail - isntead focusing on debate prep - she is going to have plenty of surrogates on her behalf - we know that her daughter former first daughter chelsea clinton will be campaigning and that clinton will be getting a fundraiser from a famous friend s-n-l alumn: amy poheler. one state we keep watching is ohio -and this weekend clinton is counting on the cast of the hit t-v show the west wing to bring her support. several cast members will campaign in buckeye territory. clinton needs all the help she can get, the latest polls show her trailing trump by about three points - just a few weeks ago she was ahead by large margins. that's a quick look at where things stand in the race for the white house, in washignton, i'm mark meredith.

>> reporter:and donald trump threatened to bring gennifer flowers to monday's presidential debate with hillary clinton. bill clinton admitted having a sexual relationship with flowers decades ago. trump's threat is in response to mark cuban's plan to sit in the front row at the invitation of the clinton campaign. cuban has been a vocal critic of donald trump throughout the presidential campaign. and for the first time in more than 55 years. the new york times is endorsing a democrat for president. the newspaper just announced their support for hillary clinton yesterday. leaders with the new york times describe donald trump as the worst nominee put forward by a major party in modern times.

officials in santa cruz county are preparing as they expect marijuana to be legalized this november. they have hired an expert on pot regulations to be their first cannabis licensing manager. the "pot czar" will set rules for licensing marijuana merchants and growers in santa cruz. daniel peterson was chosen for the newly created position from more than 180 applicants. he has years of experience in managing and setting pollution- related policy within caltrans, and in water management in sutter and yuba counties.

but in this morning's dine and dish. kron four's vicki liviakis found a place in the east bay that is a real hidden gem. at 10:00 this morning till 6:00 sat on paul ministry free to attend we will be right back.

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off the beaten path so far customers have been making their way into it. tucked behind a soccer shop back in the tiny kitchen they bring out specialties awful lot brunch between two slices.

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>> reporter: recalling that he and advisory today in fact. >> rebecca: will have one tomorrow and then this is a meticulous south bay a live camera pickens see a gorgeous day here i some clear lots of sunshine folks had it taking in a couple soccer games a good morning to do so by the afternoon heading into the house

of air-conditioning crimps falloff because it will be warm triple digits in the valley 94 on the base '70s and '80s it will be gorgeous as well into for half moon bay definitely committed to the water do so will be nice and refreshing for the temperature is ahead. breaking news this morning. the miami marlins have confirmed that star pitcher jose fernandez has been killed in boating accident. fernandez was among 3 people found dead. the marlins said in a statement their thoughts and prayers are with his family at a very difficult time. the marlins have also cancled todya's game against the braves.

we are learning new information this morning on the suspected gunman responsible for the shopping mall massacre in washington state. 20-year-old arcan cetin has been arrested. police say cetin has a criminal record that includes domestic violence assault charges, and an arrest for drunken driving. police say he murdered five people when he entered a macy's store in burlington. which is about an hour north of seattle. on friday the city's mayor spoke about the tragedy. police found cetin while walking on a sidewalk in oak harbor last night. that's about 30 miles from the location of the shooting. cetin immigrated from turkey.

but he is a legal resident of the u-s. he is expected to appear in court tomorrow. >> reporter:happening now. police are searching for three gunman who shot eight people, including a 3-year old girl and her father, in baltimore. these pictures are from the scene. police say three armed men converged on a group of people from different points. they also believe the shooting was premeditated and could be an act of retaliation for a labor day weekend shooting that left one person dead and two others injured.

one of the people injured was a pregnant woman. police haven't given a reason why they believe the shootings are connected. they believe the victims could have recognized the shooters. another big story we are following this morning. after intense pressure from the public. charlotte, north carolina's police chief has finally released two videos of his officers shooting keith scott. this is a still image from one of those videos. and we are also learning more about what happened right before the shooting. reporter andrew spencer explains. >> reporter:the dash cam video shows members of law enforcement taking cover behind a parked truck. they repeatedly shout, "drop the gun." listen and you can also hear keith scott's wife say, "he doesn't have a gun." >> :"drop the gun!" "he doesn't have a gun." "drop the gun!" >> reporter: from the video,

it's not clear what the woman -- or the officers -- can see. "there is no definitive evidence in this video as to whether or not there is an object in his hands, and if there is, what that object is." police released photos of a gun and an ankle holster they say they recovered at the scene, but nothing in the video proves they belong to keith scott. the dash cam video is disturbing. it shows a man exiting his s-u-v. someone says, "please don't do it." "please. please don't do it." then, as the man walks backwards, officers open fire. the footage from the dash and body cameras offer more information, but they only tell part of the story. "unfortunately, we are left with far more questions than we have answers." i'm andrew spencer, reporting. >> reporter:and back here in the bay area. protesters took to the streets of oakland to march in solidarity with demonstrators in charlotte this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news of the protest which started at 60th and broadway. protesters then made their way to downtown oakland. but police did block certain roads to make sure everything

stayed peaceful. there are no reports of any damage or violence. three people were arrested. and a bay area mother who lost a loved one in a police shooting is speaking out now on holding officers accountable. her name is wanda johnson. her son was oscar grant. he was shot and killed by a bart police officer in 2009. and as kron 4's ella sogomonian reports, johnson is now an activist against police brutality who believes protests should continue in hope of a positive change. >> reporter:wanda johnson, oscar grant foundation ceo >> :"african americans are looked at for the color of their skin but not whats in their heart and we really need to change that." >> reporter:wanda johnson lost her son oscar grant in 2009 when he was shot and killed by a bart police officer at the fruitvale station in oakland. that shooting was captured on video and is now one of several

in the last seven years that has surfaced. images like these have stirred a debate about race and policing in america igniting protests across the country and here in the bay area as seen in our helicopter partnership with abc7 news. "and i think it's important to not only protest but to come up with strategies where our society will see hey it's not back to business as usual." saturday night hundreds more took to the streets of oakland - this time in protest of the shooting death keith scott in charlotte north carolina. "the officers need more training than just 6 months to learn how to deescalate the situation instead of escalate the situation." johnson believes protests should continue to highlight what she believes is an ongoing problem of systemic racism in policing and a failing criminal justice system. >> :"and i pray that that message is to change the way that we're policing and to change the way our judicial system is currently being ran."

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here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. people are wasting two-billion dollars a year on premium gasoline. that's according to new research from triple-a. analysts say there's no sense in paying for premium gas if your car is designed to run on regular. researchers found that premium didn't increase horse-power of fuel economy. it also didn't reduce emissions or clean engines any better than regular gas. some drivers said they like to treat their cars to the higher- grade fuel because they believed that it boosts performance. premium blends can cost around 50-cents per gallon more than

regular. a lot of companies are already looking to hire workers for the holiday shopping season. many of them are announcing big plans to hire seasonal workers who typically get paid hourly. and work from november through january. here's a look at who is hiring the most people. target says they want to add 70- thousand people to work in their stores. and another 75-hundred in their distribution centers as online sales are expected to surge this holiday season. u-p-s is also looking to hire about 95-thousand workers. they say nearly 40-percent of seasonal workers have been hired permanently. toy-r-us is also pushing to hire at least 10-thousand seasonal workers. they say 15-20 percent keep working after the holiday season. both toys-r-us and target will have national hiring events at all of their stores next month. live look outside. bay bridge toll plaza. for the weekend. it's the off the grid food truck party in san francisco. enjoy dozens food vendors while picnicking on the presidio. it's happening from 11-am to 4- pm at the main parade ground at the presidio. it's free to attend.

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happening today. >> rebecca: yolande have lost on screen it will be in the triple digits for a lot of parts of the bay area and sure what the clogged '90s and the south bay. drink plenty of fluids for the bay area and right now we take you over to the east bay live camera perforce on forecast to carry network and pleasanton begin see lots of sunshine no clouds in the scott. it will be wherever warmus area is

definitely it and the livermore valley today. severity air alert is that affects reducing your driving that will be your best bet. it will be affected all day possibly for small as well. here's the breakdown of the air quality around the bay area. >> rebecca: the conditions " on healthy for the south bay if given respiratory tissues stay indoors that will be your best bet. temperatures looking like the '70s on the board currently severances does 70 mountain view and the beaches at 72 1/2 monday >> rebecca: the sea around lunchtime lots of sunshine to a company to bichirs and then we see triple digits today. so far

sampras's the peninsula so we see lots of babies and the marine district lisa 86 degrees and 88 for the mission area. 92 for our friends and san mateo and then we also see an area of trouble digits for the no. 899 in nevada we see what hundred degrees for fairfield pittsburgh concord and not all out the dealt up. it will be quite hots and then yet san ramon said jose always pushing the triple digit mark. 97 there 96 expected in cupertino. heading toward the oakland coliseum this afternoon definitely want to dress like say it will be in the eighties to low 90s in oakland. and then they a seat on the rangers a 1 05. >> reporter:a march will be held for a teen who has been missing since may from vallejo. pearl pinson went missing after police say 19 year old fernando castro kidnapped her while she was on her way to school. castro was killed by police after a shootout in southern california.

pinson was not with him. the march is set for 4:45 this afternoon at the interstate 7-80 overpass where pinson was last seen. that's at taylor avenue in vallejo. marchers will then make their way to corinthians church of god. and a community in the east bay is coming together to help the family of the little boy who was killed in a drunk driving accident earlier this month. >> reporter:the hop yard restaurant in san ramon is holding a fundraiser today. three-year-old elijah dunn died earlier this month when the car he and his mother and siblings were in was hit by a drunk driver while it was stalled on interstate 6-80 in san ramon. dunn's mother, crystal manoiki, is still in the hospital with severe injuries. 20 percent of the hop yard's sales today will go towards helping out the family. another big story we are following this morning.

after a six hour standoff, san francisco police were able to disarm a man who threatened to take his own life and hurt other people. kron 4's alecia reid tells us how police de-escalated the situation. >> reporter: slog fbi number of agencies responded the alleviation administration issued temporary restrictions above the civic center plaza. after six hours of negotiation he surrendered peacefully. for

most the day and evening roads were blocked. that man is not on the hospital undergoing mental health evaluation so far assess pd has responded to 75 calls for a crisis intervention last year they responded to a total of 50 thankfully in this case the gentleman is not getting the help that he needs.

>> reporter: in national news. f-b-i officials are now releasing more 9-1-1 calls from the orlando nightclub shooting. 49 people lost their lives in that massacre. rebecca strom what makes these new calls different from the one's the f-b-i had previously released? >> rebecca:what's different about these calls is police are releasing a more comprehensive transcript of shooter omar mateen's conversations with hostage negotiators. along with more calls from victims of the shooting. earlier, f-b-i transcripts deleted references to isis.

this was done to avoid giving the group a propaganda platform. in those calls, mateen called himself an "islamic soldier." he also referenced one of the boston marathon bombers. the shooter said his attack was retaliation for a u-s airstrike in syria a few weeks earlier. here now, is one of those phone calls between a dispatcher and someone who was trapped inside the club. mateen was finally killed when police stormed the building more than three hours after the shooting began. >> reporter:coming up on the kron 4 morning news. it's coming down to the wire for the giants in the chase for one of the two wild card spots. the highlights coming up. live look outside. richmond bridge for the weekend: it's the bay area blues festival in martinez. enjoy two stages of blues music, gourmet food booths, and craft beer and wine. it's happening from 10-am to 6- pm in downtown martinez. it's free to attend.

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>> reporter:now time for sports. the giants, who are in a close race for the n-l wildcard faced off against the padres. a team the g-men have struggled against this season. the giants jumped out early in this one with this bases loaded single by buster posey. two nothing gigantes. the giants lead would baloon to 6 by 4th. but then san diego started fighting back, tying the game up with this single by travis jankowski. the game would go to extra's. then, up by one, denard span hits this 2 run blast to seal the deal. final score, giants 9. padres 6 the giants remain tied with the mets for the n-l wildcard. as for the a's. oakland was just trying to get there first w" in a week. facing off against the rangers. unfortunetly they weren't able to do it in this one. oakland would go oh for 6 with runners in scoring position. putting up a goose egg in this one. rangers win it easily, five to zero. as for the oakland raiders. they are in tennessee today taking on the titans. this will be a big test for oakland. in two games this year the raiders defense has given up more than a thousand yards and 69 points. the raiders are coming off a loss to the atlanta falcons last week. kickoff set for 10:05. and the red and gold will be in seattle today taking on the seahawks. the niners lost to the carolina panthers last week.

the niners have gone three and out on fifty percent of their plays this season. blaine gabbert is set to start at quarterback. kick off is set for 1:05 today. in college football what a game it was in southern california between stanford-ucla. lets jump to the 4th quarter. minute thirteen left stanford down 13 to 9. ryan burns looking and finding trenton irwin. that's a big first down and the drive continues. third and three, no timeouts and stanford hands the ball to their main man christian mccaffrey. that's a first down. the drive continues again. then thirty seconds left. burns to whiteside for a touchdown. that would give stanford the lead. one more chance for ucla. four seconds left. josh rosen looking for a hail mary play and he fumbles. stanford recovers and brings it back for a touchdown. stanford wins it 22 to 13. live look outside. golden gate bridge. for the weekend: it's the 4th annual candy palooza at the jelly belly factory in fairfield. families are invited to tour the factory and enjoy free candy samples. there will also be live music and carnival games. it's happening from 9-am to 5- pm. it is free to attend.

>> rebecca: it will feel a little bit of nevada whether we see a cheerful digits today and a lot of parts of the bay area. and we see a moderate equality in the north bay along the coast we see it quite on healthy in the east bay on the south bay today and then any respiratory issues he definitely does one's stay indoors and try to beat pete that way. we all fours on

from the bay area weather earlier in san francisco on the peninsula south bay east bay or the north bay all gorgeous and clear. >> rebecca: the fire danger for the north in mounds because the gusty winds and heat advisory say as well as tomorrow take no as going back to work in as to just discuss a steadier alert day reduced to driving on the bay area and definitely do sell. >> reporter: kron 4's hermela aregawi talked with firefighters about how they are preparing. >> reporter: the north bay will be hot, dry and windy this weekend. temperatures are expected to reach into the 90's in parts of the region. the heat coupled with other factors could mean more fires. sot firefighter it's a red flag warning for increased temperatures in low relative humidity and the winds. the big factor is the winds that we are expecting at the start of this evening. it's going to move around the trees a lot. it could knock powerlines down. the branches obviously off the trees

can also cause damage to the vehicles the houses. marin county's fire department is prepared. sot firefighter what we're doing is we've upped staffing, we have extra engine stuff, we have a fire crew staff, a bulldozer and an extra personnel in our dispatch center to help jump on things quick and get them before they do get out of control. other fire departments around the state will also have additional staff and equipment. fire experts are asking the public to avoid activities that could spark a fire. sot what we are telling people to do is to make sure they're not gonna if they're out in the wildlands that they be fire cautious and if they're mowing grass adn doing things like that that they do it early in the morning not during the heat of the day. fires aren't new to residents in this area. sot resident we see them frequently we smell the smokes from other fires. ive had friends who have lost homes to fire. i know people up in lake county who have lost their homes to fires so its definitely in our psyche. residents say they're prepared. i have a big file box and it has my deeds my passports and everything in it thats important that can be whisked out of the house really quickly. i have a friend who has a house about 5 miles frmo here and we have an exchange. so if theres a disaster at her house, she and her group comes here. if there's a disaster at my house people in my house all go there standup the red flag warning for marin county goes into effect in less than an hour at 9 tonight -- and goes through sunday afternoon.

in woodacre, ha, k4 news. police are searching for a gunman who shot and killed someone on a highway in truckee. it happened at around 4-pm yesterday on westbound interstate 80 at the nevada state line. c-h-p officers say three motorcyclists rode up to the victim and fired gunshots before taking off. the victim was also riding a motorcycle and they died at the scene. officers say the victim was associated with local motorcycle clubs. westbound lanes of the interstate were closed at the nevada state line, causing traffic to back up for miles. the chinese community in the bay area is mourning the loss of civic leader and activist rose pak.

she was laid to rest yesterday. kron 4's jeff pierce was at her services yesterday. where people say her influence expanded well beyond san francisco. >> reporter:hundreds of san franciscans gathered at old saint mary's cathedral to attend the funeral of chinatown activist rose pak on saturday. politicians who both sparred and collaborated with her came to

pay their respects and remember her contributions to the city. more than chinatown, more than the chinese community and remember she supported african american mayor willie brown and jewish americans like me. but always in her heart she wanted to reverse over a hundred years of discrimination and isolation of the chinese american community. rose stood up for those who didn't have a folks who have come to this country to find a stake and are looking for the american dream. she somehow adapted san francisco as the place she would make her contribution and on behalf of lots and lots of people of every color of every gender every age of every political persuasion and she did so in the most unselfish positive manner. >> reporter: rose pak will be

remembered for the rebuilding of the chinese hospital, the construction of the central subway extension into chinatown and her lead role in electing the city's first chinese american mayor ed lee. >> :she would not rest until she had a family of elected officials that truly reflected our chinese communities presence in out city's population and our city's history and she wouldn't rest until we elected a chinese american mayor and i am grateful even those who endured her combative spirit came to admire her. she was a unique and authentic person and what an amazing life to come from nowhere and to rise to the kind of power that transcended elected officials. i'll never forget her wit, that wry little smile, her incredible sense of humor, albeit a wicked sense of humor, she became a friend. rose pack died on sunday september 18th. she was sixty eight years old. in san francisco jeff pierce kron four news. >> reporter: the head toluol and

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our tech reporter gabe slate tells us what type of personal information was exposed. >> reporter:yahoo says in late 2014 they were hacked by a "state-sponsored actor", meaning

an individual acting on behalf of a government. based on the latest hacks that have taken place that would suggest china or russia but for now unconfirmed.

here is the personal information of yahoo users that may have been stolen. names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, passwords and in some cases, security questions and answers. there is some good news. yahoo said bank account numbers, credit cared numbers; debit card numbers were not leaked. however for the next month or so i would keep a closer eye on your financial statements. make sure there is no funny business yahoo is working with law enforcement to find and prosecute the responsible party. >> reporter:still ahead on the kron four morning news. donald trump is gaining ground in some battleground states. and both candidates are getting ready for the first presidential debate tomorrow night. we'll take a look at what to expect.

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peninsula log. stay hydrated lot on the sunscreen and baseball caps and sunglasses order stay indoors state in which simple on the couch and have the fans on and they see going. according shot in the downtown san francisco part of our forest zone forecast what the clear conditions and sunny skies for you and we see that he lives will tomorrow out of the heat advisory for today as wall small bubbles start at 11:00 this morning to about 8:00 this evening.

>> rebecca: the aha is that are expected inset francisco and lots of ideas on the board. horton the city again coming in the san francisco week at 82 1/2 monday for the beaches and killing up to the north today we see temperatures mostly repeat and country. it doubled its for physical copper and 98 for saturday and treated at 96 for union city and then for the south bay looking at 96 degrees cupertino and 97 in san jose. >> rebecca: 7 they are not applying forecast looks like this even smaller will be a little bit hotter than sedate and then the key advisers still

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this weekend doanld trump has a reason to celebrate going into the first debate. the new poll numbers show his lead is surging in some battlgeound states, donald trump will be back on the trail this weekend with a rally

in virgina on saturday. he'll have a chance to follow up on some comments he made thursday after he praised law enforcement's response after we saw that chaos in charlotte, here's a brief clip of what he had to say. trt: 15 seconds out: total chaos out: and civilization from total chaos. this weekend clinton is set to stay away from the campaign trail - isntead focusing on debate prep - she is going to have plenty of surrogates on her behalf - we know that her daughter former first daughter chelsea clinton will be campaigning and that clinton will be getting a fundraiser from a famous friend s-n-l alumn: amy poheler. one state we keep watching is ohio -and this weekend clinton is counting on the cast of the hit t-v show the west wing to bring her support. several cast members will campaign in buckeye territory. clinton needs all the help she can get, the latest polls show her trailing trump by about three points - just a few weeks ago she was ahead by large margins. that's a quick look at where things stand in the race for the white house, in washignton, i'm mark meredith. >> reporter:and donald trump threatened to bring gennifer flowers to monday's presidential debate with hillary clinton. bill clinton admitted having a sexual relationship with flowers decades ago. trump's threat is in response to mark cuban's plan to sit in the front row at the invitation of the clinton campaign. cuban has been a vocal critic of donald trump throughout the presidential campaign. and for the first time in more than 55 years. the new york times is endorsing a democrat for president. the newspaper just announced their support for hillary clinton yesterday. leaders with the new york times describe donald trump as the worst nominee put forward by a major party in modern times. officials in santa cruz county are preparing as they expect marijuana to be legalized this november. they have hired an expert on pot regulations to be their first cannabis licensing manager. the "pot czar" will set rules for licensing marijuana merchants and growers in santa cruz.

daniel peterson was chosen for the newly created position from more than 180 applicants. he has years of experience in managing and setting pollution- related policy within caltrans, and in water management in sutter and yuba counties. police in san francisco are trying to figure out how a car caught on fire. that then started a small gras fire. it happened yesterday afternoon on highway 101. this is video taken by someone who was passing the scene. you can see the white station wagon on the shoulder of northboud 101. going into san francisco. the car fire also started a small grass fire that was quickly extinguished. no one was hurt. and a horse trailer caught on fire in oakland. it happened on state route 13 yesterday near joaquin miller road. this video is from our

helicopter partnership with abc7. the fire scorched the hillside before it was put out. the person who was driving the truck that was hauling the trailer managed to free all of the horses without injury. coming up.

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