>> rebecca: not have all colada rainfall but we do have some windy conditions today and possibly a chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon. vegetable digits last weekend and it could be more opposite for your weekend especially today because of the rainfall show that the clouds are moving into the bay area and then it will be

closer later. we will take a closer look you might see that we have some of the southern part of but. we're tracking that it's moving into the coasts a law and northern health by noon we might get some of those showers heading into the north bay and on the peninsula even the giants game we might see a shower or two at the ballpark. we will have your temperatures and the highs expect for later this afternoon. track the rain with our kron4 mobile app.you can get the forecast for the area where you live. it is available for free for >> marty:90 people are injured after an explosion at a local festival in southern spain.

five of those people have serious injuries. the explosion happened last night near malaga, a popular tourist destination in spain. authorities believe it was a gas leak that caused the explosion, but they have not confirmed this just yet. as soon as we get pictures from the scene we will show those to you. happening today. worshipers at first congregational church of berkeley are returning to services today. this comes after the historic church went up in flames on friday. the service is happening across the street at first presbyterian church. kron 4's averi harper is live outside the chruch with the details. averi? >> averi: video of that fire on

friday afternoon in see the flames and the fire was reported to be three alarms in collapsed part of the roof. we were able also give video of the damage after the fire was out the century was not burned. >> averi: 0 holding a free brunch at the first congregational church at 1:00 this afternoon and also the church service at 2:00 this afternoon for those worshipers this morning the presbyterian church has its normal 2 services 1 at 9 and 1130 we will be here with more updates for you.

we'll check back in with her >> marty:happening today. congregants at first congregational church of berkeley are returning to services. this comes after the historic church went up in flames on friday. the service is happening across the street at first presbyterian church. kron four's spencer blake reports on how other churches in the area are lending a hand to a displaced group of congregants. before the fire, there had been a memorial service scheduled for saturday at first church berkeley. some parishioners stopped by in the afternoon to let others know it had been moved to a church in kensington that offered up its building.

"like any tragedy or crisis, this is an opportunity for people to support one another and really act like church." senior minister molly baskett says their closest neighbor, first presbyterian church, is graciously hosting her congregation across the street for sunday worship. though not religiously affiliated, the berkeley community chorus and orchestra usually rehearses in this part of first congregational church. they too have an invitation from st. john's presbyterian church for monday's upcoming practice. >> marty:another big story we are following this morning. nine people are without a home this morning after three separate fires burned across san francisco. the first fire broke out yesterday morning in the city's pacific heights neighborhood. it started on the second floor of the home. it was quickly put out and no one was injured. the second fire started in the

city's sunset district on taraval street. this fire was also quickly knocked out and no one was injured in that fire. and the third fire happened in the city's mission district on 26th street near garfield square. you can see black smoke pouring out from the top of the building. firefighters say the flames broke out on the top floor in the attic. it took more than 60 firefighters to get the flames under control. a business and 9 people were displaced after the fire.

the red cross was brought in to help those affected. no one was injured in the fires. now to the latest on the wildfire burning in the santa cruz mountains. this morning fire cal-fire is saying the loma wildfire is threatening more homes. this video is from friday from our helicopter partnership with abc-7. the fire has charred over 44- hundred acres and is 66-percent contained. it is still threatening 325 buildings. hundreds of people were evacuated from both santa cruz and santa clara county since the fire started monday. are trying to hold to a wild also happening today. it is the start of fleet week. kron 4 is your fleet week the stars of the show.the blue will be there. this coming week is jam packed includes the blue angles roaring overhead. for a full schedule of all the fleet week events. head to kron4.com. coming up. hundreds of swimmers plunged into the cold bay area waters and it was all for a good cause. we'll explain up ahead. plus new this morning. a new york times report says donald trump declared a nearly one-billion dollar loss in 19- 95. the way trump is responding to

these claims. and. it can be hard to choose a credit card with all of the options that are out there. tips to make sure you get the best card for your lifestyle is next on kron four.

>> marty:for your money:. here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. credit card offers are popping up all over the place. and it can be tricky to decide if you're getting the best credit card for your lifestyle. but experts have some tips for getting started. first. check your credit score. the better the credit, the better the perks. make sure you look at your spending habits. then choose a card that either improves your credit, saves you money on interest, or earns rewards. and lastly. find a card with a low a-p-r. and don't forget to see if there are any annual fees. it is costing parents *more money to put their child in full-time daycare. than it does to pay for college. that's according to a report from think tank "new america." it says the average costs of full-time daycare for kids up to age four is just under 96- hundred dollars a year. by comparison, the average cost of in-state college tuition is about 94-hundred a year. and if parents make the national median household income of 53- thousand dollars a year. . daycare for just * one child would cover 18 percent of that income. for the weekned. it's the 11th annual rock-n-roll half-marathon in san jose.

>> rebecca: lot of cloud cover because of this is moving out of the gulf of alaska and a chilling one. it's moving in and northern california where it's touching down right now closer look as we take you in here with storm trackers for you and see most of it hitting in your week and ukiah right now. it shows the breakdown of this system by

915 might see some showers touchdown and santa rosa and might be coming in to places like san francisco. assists the fifties this morning but a lot as you make your way out the door 57 degrees san francisco 58 oakland and then a pair of 53 for san jose livermore right now concord coming in at 57. sun rose a chilly 43 degrees. very cool as and comparisons

yesterday. 71 expected for fairfield concord in 57 oakland hayward. and on east bay shoreline 68 for mt. view and san jose it will be quite chilly have monday comes in at the low 60s and francisco expected to be 62 degrees today. to >> rebecca: as they should be cool mostly sunny conditions and little bit of a higher temperature range and and and locations might see '70s and then with upper 60s along the coast low 60s.

hurt during a school shooting in south carolina later died from his injuries. >> marty:a bullet hit jacob hall in a major artery in his leg. that caused him to lose a massive amount of blood. jacob and two other people were hit during wednesday's shooting spree at an elementary school playground. the other two victims - a teacher and a student - are recovering at home after being released from the hospital. jacob's family says the boy showed them how to love, laugh and smile. ".prepare for the days ahead." investigators say the gunman is a 14-year-old, who killed his father at home before coming to school. he is facing one count of murder and three counts of attempted murder charges.

the teen has been charged as a juvenile and is being held in jail. authorities have not released a motive. back in the bay area. hundreds of swimmers- including former olympians- jumped into the chilly bay waters to support cancer research. kron4's jeff pierce was there as they made their way to the finish line. >> reporter:more than three hundred swimmers plunged into san francisco bay saturday morning to raise funds for cancer research. the mile and a half swim is the eleventh annual swim across america an event that supports research at benioff children's hospitals in oakland and san francisco. >> :i go to work everyday to help our kids who are battling cancer and other disease and this swim is nothing compared to what they are going through and what their families are going through. this is just a little thing i can do to make it better and we raised hundreds of thousands of dollars so that nobody has to go through this again in the future their were dozens of other cancer survivors who braved

chilly bay area waters in celebration of their triumph over the disease. i did not know i had cancer last year. i want every kid to survive and have the opportunity to live a long life. i feel so lucky that i have battled cancer three times and survived because of great research and that's why we're doing this. i finished my last chemotherapy treatment eight days ago. >> reporter:eighteen former olympians made the swim from the north tower of the golden gate bridge to the yacht harbor beach at the marina green. more than one water polo team kept a special ball in play throughout the swim. >> :i'm a water polo player and we get to take this to the hospital. the patients we get to see sign it. anyone we are swimming in honor of or for who have passed are on this ball and we hope one day this ball is empty, that there's no one on it and there is no one fighting cancer we've helped get rid of it. >> reporter:the event organizors expected to raise more than six hundred thousand dollars to fight cancer. in san francisco jeff pierce kron four news >> marty:in the south bay. we told you about a new law in sunnyvale that changes where people are allowed to smoke.

now we are hearing what community members think about the new law. smoking is no longer allowed in all outdoor areas where people eat or drink. also, within 25-feet of the doors and windows of buildings, or service areas like bus stops. the new ordinance also prohibts smoking at public events such as farmer's markets. and no more smoking. at all public parks as well as golf courses. people tell us they think the new law is a great idea. the sunnyvale department of public safety points out that smoking continues to be the leading cause of preventable death in america. happening today. it is the third and final day of the hardly stricly bluegrass festival in golden gate park. it is the sixtenth year of the festival, and as usual it is all free. some of the headliners today are cake, dropkick murphys, and t bone burnett.

former giants third base coach tim flannery is also playing with his band today. hardly strictly showcases more than 100 musical artists on seven stages. up ahead. the a's have a chance to spoil a team's playoff hopes. plus, a late game thriller in berkeley. and a one handed catch you have to see to believe. we've got the highlights next on kron four. live look outside. richmond bridge for the weekned. it's the filipino-american history celebration in san francisco. enjoy music, dance and art that displays the filipino culture. it's happening at the asian art museum from 10:30 to 4:00. it is free to attend. >> marty:the a's may be long gone from the playoff picture, but they were still able to spoil another team's playoff hopes. the a's took on the mariners in seattle, and this one went into extras. in the tenth inning, joey wendle

drove in the winning run with this double into the gap. the a's went on to win it 9-7, knocking the mariners out of the playoff race. also worth noting, khris davis hit his 42nd home run of the season--tied for the third most in the majors. the a's close out their season today against the mariners. first pitch is set for 12:10. >> marty:cal hosted 18th ranked utah. davis webb connects with demetris robertson with this 39 yard touchdown. cal scored 14 unanswered points in the first quarter. now, in the fourth quarter. webb would connect again with robertson deep for this 56 yard touchdown to put cal up 11. later, utah with the ball on cal's two yard line with two seconds left. and cal's dee- comes through, stuffing utah at the goal line and cal wins 28 to 23. the bears are now 3-2. their next game is on the road against oregon state. now we want to take a look at the play everybody is talking about. it's from the michigan-wisconsin game yesterday. take a look at this.

that was jourdan lewis with the spectacular interception late in the fourth quarter. this would clinch the win for jim harbaugh's fourth ranked michigan against eighth ranked wisconsin. the play is drawing comparisons to new york giants wide receiver, odell beckham junior's famous one-handed catch on sunday night football back in 20-14. michigan won the game 14-7. happening today. the 49ers are taking on the

dallas cowboys at levi's stadium. the niners have lost their last two games after beating the l-a rams in their home opener. the cowboys stand at 2-1, and are led by rookie quarterback dak prescott and rookie running back ezekiel elliot. kick off is set for 1:15. and the raiders are on the road taking on the baltimore ravens. the raiders are now 2-1 after beating the titans last week. the raiders hope to give the ravens their first loss this season. kick off is set for 10:00. still ahead. the new york times released a bombshell report on donald trump's taxes. >> marty:what they are revealing is next on kron four. live look outside. richmond bridge for the weekend: it's day two of "oktoberfest" in mountain view. enjoy a variety of german beer along with live music. it's happening at steins beer garden from 11:00 to 7:00 tonight. it is free to attend.

welcome back to kron four morning news. we are expecting rain to hit some parts of the bay area today. you are taking a look at stormtracker four radar. >> rebecca: at the saw moving

three and c is mostly in eureka ukiah and northern california. that's only expect a see possibly through places like santa rosa. but 12:00 hour we might have some scattered showers along the east bay shoreline oakland hayward and along the peninsula to 13 pacific, and then san francisco heading out to the san francisco giants and today definitely want to the umbrella. then by this afternoon around 2:00 hour we might get into the valley little bit also parts of the south bay. we see some clouds overlooking the east bay hills right now. approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. upper 60s san francisco

oakland below 50 san jose livermore. in decision 20-16. >> marty: a new report from the new york times is putting donald trump's tax returns back in the spotlight. the newspaper reports it has obtained a tax document showing the republican presidential candidate declared a nearly one-billion dollar loss in 19- 95. in the times report, tax experts say the loss could have allowed trump to legally avoid paying federal income taxes for up to 18 years. victor blackwell has the story.

>> reporter:the times' report indicates donald trump in 1995 reported a 916-million-dollar loss and lists tax benefits he used after a turbulent financial period for his businesses in the early 1990s. the paper, citing tax experts, said trump could have used his loss to cancel out an equivalent amount of taxable income for nearly two decades. the paper says it obtained the three pages of documents when they were mailed to a reporter last month. a postmark indicated the documents were mailed from new york city, and the return address claimed the envelope had been sent from trump tower. the paper did not examine trump's federal return. the times said it obtained one page of his new york state resident income tax return, as well as the first page of new jersey and connecticut nonresident returns.

cnn has not independently verified the documents' authenticity. in response to the new york times report -- the trump campaign said the g-o-p nominee has paid hundreds of millions of dollars in other taxes, including property and real estate taxes. quote: "the only news here is that the more than 20-year-old alleged tax document was illegally obtained, a further demonstration that the new york times, like establishment media in general, is an extension of the clinton campaign, the democratic party and their global special interests," the statement said. >> reporter:the new york times report come less than a week after trump appeared to indicate during a debate with hillary clinton that he had not paid federal income tax over an unspecified period. the democratic nominee accused the billionaire of refusing to release his returns possibly because he wanted to hide how little tax he had paid. presidential candidate: "the only years anyone has ever seen were a couple of years when he had to turn them over to state authorities when he was trying to get a casino license, and they show he didn't pay any federal income tax." presidential candidate: "that makes me smart." : "it sounds you admitted that you hadn't paid any federal income taxes, and that that was smart. is that what you meant to say?" presidential candidate: "no, i didn't say that at all. if they said i didn't, it doesn't matter. i will say this: i hate the way our government spends our taxes."

>> marty:a warning this morning for people who live in the tri- valley area. police are seeing an increase in car burglaries in san ramon, castro valley and pleasanton. kron4's lydia pan-ta-zes shows us who is being targeted. >> reporter: warning people the burglars had several cars and even stole one police say that it's a growing trend across the tri valley area including san ramon castro valley and pleasanton. snyder of the police

department says that just this week burglars broke into three utility trucks in the area. criminals and will take what they can get anything becomes a target.

>> marty:live look outside. san mateo bridge. for the weekned. it's the castro valley street fair in san francisco. check out local artists, vendors and live entertainment. it's happening on castro and market streets from 11:00 to 6:00 tonight. it is free to attend.

the google owned mapp app "waze" just launched a new feature for the bay area to help people get around through carpools. if you're looking for a ride, it could offer a much cheaper ride than uber or lyft. our tech reporter gabe slate shows us. >> stanley: >> j.r

gabe:if you drive to work and don't mind picking someone up on the way this could offer a simple way to earn a few extra bucks. watch out uber and lyft google is coming for you slowly for the now the waze carpool option is just that it's meant to be a to and from work thing to help carpoolers. so drivers are only allowed two drive sessions a day they can't use this to be like a taxi driver like uber or lyft. here's how it works there are two apps depending what you want to do you only need to use one. there is a new app called waze rider. if you want a ride to or from work you use waze rider. it's very simple. just like uber and lyft. you request a ride if there is someone availble traveling a similar route the app will hook you up and get your ride. if you want to be a driver and pick up a person so you can use the carpool lane or make a little extra cash you use the traditional waze app. you go to the new carpool setting and turn on ride requests and put in your schedule when you're driving to and from work. >> marty:still ahead. city leaders in the east bay hope this sculpture will become an iconic part of the community. how the work of art symbolizes the importance of empowering women is up ahead. live look outside. from

kirkwood, cloudy conditions this morning and a high of 74 later today. for the weekned. >> marty: it's the 11th annual japanese culture festival in millbrae. enjoy hands-on activities and games for the whole family to enjoy. it's happening at the civic center plaza from 10:30 to 4:30. it is free to attend.

welcome back to kron four morning new. live look outside. golden gate bridge. >> rebecca: we're seeing chilly temperatures and breezy conditions when speech are supposed to pick up in this afternoon 20 mi. an hour wednesday as well. we are seeing our star tracker the zealots coming out of the gulf last of bringing some of the strain that might be touching down in the north bay and the next couple of hours and then you can see moving through currently right now and a closer

look mainly touching down in your eureka and ukiah right now but the southern part that is what will be touching down in the north bay and later this morning in see not neglect our uic some showers in places like santa rosa navarro are on the tall clock tower we will see it pass through and possibly touch down on the peninsula san francisco and possibly at the giants' game. if you're heading to at&t part to bring your umbrella today. >> rebecca: and some of these the valley areas as well will be affected snowfall also touching down for the sierra nevada nevada. seeing flights delayed

up to 62 minutes because of disability issues. visibility issues. 57 >> rebecca: concord right now. 55 degrees and and yet. 67 oakland and hayward 68 for san jose. 62 degrees for san francisco. and the niners forecast economic how was this afternoon and it will be taking off at 125 definitely bring a jacket because temperatures will be in the upper 60s. partly sunny conditions in the afternoon hours starts to hit when speeds 10 20 mi. an hour that will definitely keep things

chile at the ballpark once the game starts to wrap up. chance of showers tomorrow and will dry out on tuesday mostly sunny conditions into a week because fleets we will be in san francisco if you are taking part bring a white sweater we are seeing low sixties around the bay. >> marty: in the south bay. the c-h-p is investigating the death of a man who was hit and killed by a car while walking along-side highway 101 in san jose. it happened yesterday morning on north bound 1-0-1 near tully road. investigators are trying to find out why the man was on the freeway at 1:30 in the morning. police say he was 42-years-old. the driver stayed at the scene to help c-h-p in their investigation. they say drugs and alcohol do not appear to be a factor in the fatal accident. >> marty:in national news.

more zika carrying mosquitos have been captured in miami beach. that is according to tests conducted by state officials. but those tests still need to be confirmed by the c-d-c. this would be the sixth mosquito sample from miami beach with a positive test for the virus. the latest sample was taken in an area that has been designated a zika transmission zone. at least 35 people in miami beach have contracted zika locally. officials have been spraying the area, hoping to get rid of infected mosquitos. in the east bay. the city of san leandro welcomed an iconic sculpture -- symbolizing the importance of empowering women. kron four's philippe djegal was there as the sculpture was revealed. nats- sculpture arriving. >> reporter:a stunning sight to

behold. two years after it's creation. ''truth is beauty" is now in san leandro, ushered in with the support of the community. and, its creator, bay area artist marco cochrane, who debuted the work of art at burning man in 2014. the message behind the 55-foot tall sculpture, weighting 13- thousand pounds. "what would the world be like if women were safe?" sot- "i had an experience when i was young, that a friend of mine was sexually assaulted. i was 7 years old and my response to it was to try to humanize women because it seemed like he must not have realized that she was a person." sot- "and, the world did not come to an end and the adults around him never talked about it again. so, that reasonated with my own personal stories that i have also been the survivor of a knife, uh, knife point rape at knife point at a bart station in fruitvale. some

other situations in my life and i felt the beauty of her story reasonate with me." the chief innovation officer for the city of san leandro. deborah acosta reached out to cochrane about permanently bringing the sculpture to the new soon to open san leandro tech campus., developed by westlake urban. sot- "feminie energy is needed to bring balance to our world today." >> reporter:it's the second of three sculptures created by cochrane. one is in las vegas, the other still in cochrane's studio on treasure island. "truth is beauty" depicts a nude woman reaching for the sky, but firmly grounded on earth. sot- "for women to be safe and valued is something very important to every city." a message strengthened on the kick off to domestic violence awareness month. >> :sot- "women deserve equity, they deserve safety. they deserve to be empowered." >> reporter:now the sculpture heads to its new home, where it'll will be pieced together. then lit up during special grand opening of the tech campus later this month. >> :sot- "my intention with this piece was to make the world a better place and i hope that it does." >> reporter:in san leandro, philippe djegal, kron four news. you may have noticed a major outage on netflix. >> marty:coming up. a bay area teenager walks over

*two-hours everyday to get to and from work. the way east bay police officers helped him out is next on kron four. for the weekend. it's the off the grid food truck party in the presidio. enjoy dozens food vendors while picnicking on the presidio. it's happening at the main parade ground from 11:00 to 4:00 this afternoon. it's free to attend.

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>> marty:a teenagers determination and dedication moved benicia police officers to help him with his future. during a late night patrol in an industrial area of benicia, officers met 19-year-old jourdan duncan.

officers found out the teenager walks from vallejo to benicia to go to work. the trip takes him two hours each way. so they wanted to make the trip a little easier and faster for him, by getting him a bike. the benicia police department. also set up a go-fund-me account to help jourdan buy a car. you can find that information on our website kron4.com.

we are expecting rain to hit some parts of the bay area today. you are taking a look at stormtracker four radar. good morning. we're taking a live look from our embarcadero camera. scattered showers on the way. good morning. i'm marty gonzalez. thanks for joining us. rebecca strom is here with when and where you can expect the rain today. >> rebecca: the feature cast shows us rain and by the 9:00 hour and and santa rosa.

temperatures like this 55 degrees currently in half and a 54 month view 60 degrees right now in oakland. 50 hayward pair of 67 for concord and yacht. definitely bundle of this morning as you leave your home. i saw on the 3:00 hour look like this 52 san francisco 68% jose 67 for oakland. happening today

for his congregation church are turning to services today and also historic church when inflames on friday. services happening or along with street at the presbyterian church and that's where we find a free with details. >> averi: they are opening doors and used to the displaced members of the first congregational church after that fire tore through building. we do have video of that fire take a look at that. a video from aqaba partnership with abc seven. even see what firefighters battled on friday it did collapse the root of a space the church used for meetings and gatherings we all look at the damage after the fire was out.

>> averi: morning streets from the church are still shut down and people are starting to come to see the damage themselves the cause has been deemed suspicious. it will be having a free brunch for members of the first congregation that starts at 1:00 this afternoon. the church service will happen at 2:00. >> marty:happening today. congregants at first congregational church of berkeley are returning to services. this comes after the historic church went up in flames on friday. the service is happening across the street at first presbyterian church. kron four's spencer blake reports on how other churches in the area are lending a hand to a displaced group of congregants. before the fire, there had been a memorial service scheduled for saturday at first church berkeley. some parishioners stopped by in

the afternoon to let others know it had been moved to a church in kensington that offered up its building. "like any tragedy or crisis, this is an opportunity for people to support one another and really act like church." another big story we are following this morning. nine people are without a home this morning after three separate fires burned across san francisco. the first fire broke out yesterday morning in the city's pacific heights neighborhood. it started on the second floor of the home. it was quickly put out and no one was injured. the second fire started in the city's sunset district on taraval street. this fire was also quickly knocked out and no one was injured in that fire. and the third fire happened in the city's mission district on 26th street near garfield square. you can see black smoke pouring out from the top of the building. firefighters say the flames broke out on the top floor in the attic. it took more than 60 firefighters to get the flames under control. a business and 9 people were displaced after the fire. the red cross was brought in to help those affected. no one was injured in the fires. >> marty:now to the latest on the wildfire burning in the santa cruz mountains. this morning fire cal-fire is saying the loma wildfire is threatening more homes. this video is from friday from our helicopter partnership with abc-7.

the fire has charred over 44- hundred acres and is 66-percent contained. it is still threatening 325 buildings. hundreds of people were evacuated from both santa cruz and santa clara county since the fire started monday. mandatory evacuations remain in effect for santa clara county, where most of the threatened structures are located. crews expect full containment sometime this week. >> marty:happening today. the giants are playing in their final regular season game today. it is down to the wire as they are trying to hold to a wild card spot. in case you missed it, lets get to the highlights from yesterday's game against the dodgers. it was star wars day at a-t-and- t park. angel pagan put the giants on the board with this solo home run. rookie ty blach was lights out. he went eight innings, pitching a three hit shutout. the giants win it, 3-0. they close out their season against the dodgers this afternoon. matt moore is on the mound for the giants. first pitch is set for 12:05. now we want to take a look at where things stand in the n-l wildcard race. >> marty:if the giants win today they clinch the final wildcard spot. and that would mean they face the mets on wednesday in new york.

if the giants lose and the cardinals win, then it's a one game playoff tomorrow. the giants and cardinals squaring off to see who gets that final wildcard spot. we'll have more sports news in just ten minutes. >> marty:also happening today. it is the start of fleet week. kron 4 is your fleet week station. the stars of the show.the blue angels arrive today. and kron 4 will be there. this coming week is jam packed with fleet week fun. from the parade of ships.to the airshow. and that of course includes the blue angles roaring overhead. and if you can't make it down to the san francisco bay waterfront to see them in person. you can watch the blue angels right here live on saturday, october eighth from two to four. for a full schedule of all the fleet week events. head to kron4.com. >> rebecca: >> marty:coming up. hundreds of swimmers plunged into the cold bay area waters and it was all for a good cause. we'll explain up ahead. plus new this morning. a new york times report says donald trump declared a nearly one-billion dollar loss in 19-

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>> rebecca: of showers in parts of these space san francisco cool temperatures all throughout the day today. cloudy conditions around 5:00 with those wednesday is really kicking it up with after hours and especially in the evening from 10 to 20 mi. an hour winds. the 3:00-click this 57 oakland hayward and free mile 58 for oakland at 61 severances

doubt that her son for fairfield concord. kickoff is at 125 branch jacket. we will see a partly sunny conditions and also a possible range our going through that area. upper 60s expected and it will be quite windy out there so be prepared. >> marty: >> marty: south carolina later died from his injuries. a bullet hit jacob hall in a major artery in his leg. that caused him to lose a massive amount of blood. jacob and two other people were hit during wednesday's shooting spree at an elementary school playground. the other two victims - a teacher and a student - are recovering at home after being released from the hospital. jacob's family says the boy showed them how to love, laugh and smile. ".prepare for the days ahead." investigators say the gunman is a 14-year-old, who killed his father at home before coming to school. he is facing one count of murder and three counts of attempted

murder charges. the teen has been charged as a juvenile and is being held in jail. authorities have not released a motive. back in the bay area. hundreds of swimmers- including former olympians- jumped into the chilly bay waters to support cancer research. kron4's jeff pierce was there as they made their way to the finish line. more than three hundred swimmers plunged into san francisco bay saturday morning to raise funds for cancer research. the mile and a half swim is the eleventh annual swim across america an event that supports research at benioff children's hospitals in oakland and san francisco. >> :i go to work everyday to help our kids who are battling cancer and other disease and

this swim is nothing compared to what they are going through and what their families are going through. this is just a little thing i can do to make it better and we raised hundreds of thousands of dollars so that nobody has to go through this again in the future their were dozens of other cancer survivors who braved chilly bay area waters in celebration of their triumph over the disease. >> :i did not know i had cancer last year. i want every kid to survive and have the opportunity to live a long life. i feel so lucky that i have battled cancer three times and survived because of great research and that's why we're doing this. >> :i finished my last chemotherapy treatment eight days ago. >> reporter:eighteen former olympians made the swim from the north tower of the golden gate bridge to the yacht harbor beach at the marina green. more than one water polo team kept a special ball in play throughout the swim. >> :i'm a water polo player and we get to take this to the hospital. the patients we get to see sign it. anyone we are

swimming in honor of or for who have passed are on this ball and we hope one day this ball is empty, that there's no one on it and there is no one fighting cancer we've helped get rid of it. the event organizors expected to raise more than six hundred thousand dollars to fight cancer. in san francisco jeff pierce kron four news >> marty:in the south bay. we told you about a new law in sunnyvale that changes where people are allowed to smoke. now we are hearing what community members think about the new law. smoking is no longer allowed in all outdoor areas where people eat or drink. also, within 25-feet of the doors and windows of buildings, or service areas like bus stops. the new ordinance also prohibts smoking at public events such as farmer's markets. and no more smoking. at all public parks as well as golf courses. people tell us they think the new law is a great idea.

>> marty:the sunnyvale department of public safety points out that smoking continues to be the leading cause of preventable death in america. it is the sixtenth year of the festival, and as usual it is all free. some of the headliners today are cake, dropkick murphys, and t bone burnett. former giants third base coach tim flannery is also playing with his band today. hardly strictly showcases more than 100 musical artists on seven stages. up ahead. the a's have a chance to spoil a team's playoff hopes. plus, a late game thriller in berkeley. and a one handed catch you have

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>> marty:the a's took on the mariners in seattle, and this one went into extras. in the tenth inning, joey wendle drove in the winning run with this double into the gap. the a's went on to win it 9-7, knocking the mariners out of the playoff race. also worth noting, khris davis hit his 42nd home run of the season--tied for the third most in the majors. the a's close out their season today against the mariners. first pitch is set for 12:10. cal hosted 18th ranked utah. davis webb connects with demetris robertson with this 39 yard touchdown. cal scored 14 unanswered points in the first quarter.

now, in the fourth quarter. webb would connect again with robertson deep for this 56 yard touchdown to put cal up 11. later, utah with the ball on cal's two yard line with two seconds left. and cal's dee- comes through, stuffing utah at the goal line and cal wins 28 to 23. the bears are now 3-2. their next game is on the road against oregon state. now we want to take a look at the play everybody is talking about. it's from the michigan-wisconsin game yesterday. take a look at this. that was jourdan lewis with the spectacular interception late in the fourth quarter. this would clinch the win for jim harbaugh's fourth ranked michigan against eighth ranked wisconsin. the play is drawing comparisons

to new york giants wide receiver, odell beckham junior's famous one-handed catch on sunday night football back in 20-14. michigan won the game 14-7. happening today. the 49ers are taking on the dallas cowboys at levi's stadium. the niners have lost their last two games after beating the l-a rams in their home opener. the cowboys stand at 2-1, and are led by rookie quarterback dak prescott and rookie running back ezekiel elliot. kick off is set for 1:15. and the raiders are on the road taking on the baltimore ravens.

the raiders are now 2-1 after beating the titans last week. the raiders hope to give the ravens their first loss this season. kick off is set for 10:00. still ahead. the new york times released a bombshell report on donald trump's taxes. what they are revealing is next on kron four. >> marty:live look outside. richmond bridge for the weekend: it's day two of "oktoberfest" in mountain view. enjoy a variety of german beer along with live music. it's happening at steins beer garden from 11:00 to 7:00 tonight. it is free to attend.

welcome back to kron four morning news. we are expecting rain to hit some parts of the bay area today. you are taking a look at stormtracker four radar. >> rebecca: we have another rain sell for tomorrow it might be more than what we saw on this first one coming through. the conceit mostly in the northern california area as use demand through ukiah that's where we see most of the rainfall the feature cast this is where all breaks down this morning a 30 you can see it slowly creeping and and then to the north bay

thai clock that's when we probably see more showers and about and then in the east bay along the peninsula center francisco and then also wrote some snow showers and the nevada area and then right around the afternoon 330. the sea and the evening we have some more snowfall after heading the high country expect snow later this afternoon. will send out alerts for your phone as the train

moves in and you can follow it yourself just make sure you don't get caught in the rain download now. >> marty: a new report from the new york times is putting donald trump's tax returns back in the spotlight. the newspaper reports it has obtained a tax document showing the republican presidential candidate declared a nearly one- billion dollar loss in 19-95. in the times report, tax experts say the loss could have allowed trump to legally avoid paying federal income taxes for up to 18 years. victor blackwell has the story. >> reporter:the times' report indicates donald trump in 1995 reported a 916-million-dollar loss and lists tax benefits he used after a turbulent financial period for his businesses in the early 1990s. the paper, citing tax experts, said trump could have used his loss to cancel out an equivalent amount of taxable income for

nearly two decades. the paper says it obtained the three pages of documents when they were mailed to a reporter last month. a postmark indicated the documents were mailed from new york city, and the return address claimed the envelope had been sent from trump tower. the paper did not examine trump's federal return. the times said it obtained one page of his new york state resident income tax return, as well as the first page of new jersey and connecticut nonresident returns. cnn has not independently verified the documents' authenticity. >> reporter:in response to the new york times report -- the trump campaign said the g-o-p nominee has paid hundreds of millions of dollars in other taxes, including property and real estate taxes. quote: "the only news here is that the more than 20-year-old alleged tax document was illegally obtained, a further demonstration that the new york times, like establishment media in general, is an extension of the clinton campaign, the democratic party and their global special interests," the statement said. the new york times report come less than a week after trump

appeared to indicate during a debate with hillary clinton that he had not paid federal income tax over an unspecified period. the democratic nominee accused the billionaire of refusing to release his returns possibly because he wanted to hide how little tax he had paid. presidential candidate: "the only years anyone has ever seen were a couple of years when he had to turn them over to state authorities when he was trying to get a casino license, and they show he didn't pay any federal income tax." presidential candidate: "that makes me smart." : "it sounds you admitted that you hadn't paid any federal income taxes, and that that was smart. is that what you meant to say?" presidential candidate: "no, i didn't say that at all. if they said i didn't, it doesn't matter. i will say this: i hate the way our government spends our taxes." in the south bay. a woman was able to scare off a

man who tried to rob her at gunpoint in gilroy. it happpened at around 8:30 yesterday morning near clark and crawford drives in gilroy. police say the victim was cleaning her car when a man approached her waiving a black semi-automatic pistol and demanding money. the victim screamed and was able to scare off the gunman. a surveillace camera captured images of the man's get-away car-- a white long bed toyota tundra t-100. the man is described as a hispanic man, between the ages of 25 an 32, heavy build and around five-foot-eight inches tall. >> reporter: police say it's a growing trend across the tremolite area of car theft including san ramon pastorale important than store >> : coxes that line the back of a truck beds were targeted for miscellaneous one

was an elevator company. >> marty:live look outside. san mateo bridge. for the weekned. it's the castro valley street fair in san francisco. check out local artists, vendors and live entertainment. it's happening on castro and market streets from 11:00 to 6:00 tonight. it is free to attend.

>> marty:the google owned mapp app "waze" just launched a new feature for the bay area to help people get around through carpools. if you're looking for a ride, it could offer a much cheaper ride than uber or lyft. our tech reporter gabe slate shows us. if you drive to work and don't mind picking someone up on the way this could offer a simple way to earn a few extra bucks. watch out uber and lyft google is coming for you slowly for the now the waze carpool option is just that it's meant to be a to and from work thing to help carpoolers. so drivers are only allowed two drive sessions a day they can't use this to be like a taxi driver like uber or lyft. here's how it works there are two apps depending what you want to do you only need to use one. >> reporter:there is a new app called waze rider. if you want a ride to or from work you use waze rider.

it's very simple. just like uber and lyft. you request a ride if there is someone availble traveling a similar route the app will hook you up and get your ride. if you want to be a driver and pick up a person so you can use the carpool lane or make a little extra cash you use the traditional waze app. you go to the new carpool setting and turn on ride requests and put in your schedule when you're driving to and from work. stand up - this is interesting i know a lot parents use waze i could see them targeting parents and families down the road with this using it to arrange carpools for getting your kids to and from school or to from after school activities like each school could have it's own sub private group. drivers will not get uber or lyft type money. it will be far less but it will be something. gas money chipped and a wear and tear on vehicle ride fee. both of those will come as one

payment set up in advance at a rate suggested by waze, they will use the federal mileage rate of $.54 cents per mile >> rebecca: >> marty:still ahead. city leaders in the east bay hope this sculpture will become an iconic part of the community. how the work of art symbolizes the importance of empowering women is up ahead. live look outside. from kirkwood, cloudy conditions this morning and a high of 74 later today. for the weekned. it's the 11th annual japanese culture festival in millbrae. enjoy hands-on activities and games for the whole family to enjoy. it's happening at the civic center plaza from 10:30 to 4:30. it is free to attend.

>> marty:welcome back to kron four morning new. live look outside. golden gate bridge.

>> rebecca: south tower you can see the base. pretty much stopped in this morning rain is on the way yes that's right we are tracking right out of the system coming from the gulf of alaska the nights cool temperatures when the conditions as well as expected or on the bay area today and then as we take a look outside lots of the fogging cloudy conditions and of course this means delays at the airport. the weather story stay cooler temperatures and showers today also a chance tomorrow it ought not the second cell is coming in our future forecast shows that the cell is coming in this morning right on the 10:00

hour we will see places like the north bay getting rid of some of that range. >> rebecca: of the club had a six museums exhibit area breen snout for the sierra is another so pushing in the bay area tomorrow and another chance of rain always demand by 10:00 tomorrow morning more rain and also if we do get this out in the bay area more rain than what we experience today. you can see coming to the area around in time 1:00 we will see touchdown places like severances " he space and more cars coming through then tomorrow and go clean out. >> rebecca: alicea releaser the kick up with in the afternoon and then anywhere from 10 to 15 on our wins ever sent for san

jose 16 san francisco and then into the evening hours that's only see things really kicking out into the 20 mi. an hour marks special along the coasts and francisco today. 54 about an 54 for 60 degrees open 59 for a word. amid upper sixties around the bay and then also '70s for inland allocations. sunday renovate planning forecast looks like a chance of showers continue and to smile the mostly sunny conditions for tuesday and for the rest of the wheat which is great because its fleet in san francisco gorgeous.

>> marty:in the south bay. the c-h-p is investigating the death of a man who was hit and killed by a car while walking along-side highway 101 in san jose. it happened yesterday morning on north bound 1-0-1 near tully road. investigators are trying to find out why the man was on the freeway at 1:30 in the morning. police say he was 42-years-old. the driver stayed at the scene to help c-h-p in their investigation. >> marty:they say drugs and alcohol do not appear to be a factor in the fatal accident. >> marty:in national news. more zika carrying mosquitos have been captured in miami beach. that is according to tests conducted by state officials. but those tests still need to be confirmed by the c-d-c. this would be the sixth mosquito sample from miami beach with a positive test for the virus. the latest sample was taken in an area that has been designated a zika transmission zone. at least 35 people in miami beach have contracted zika locally. officials have been spraying the area, hoping to get rid of infected mosquitos.

>> marty:in the east bay. the city of san leandro welcomed an iconic sculpture -- symbolizing the importance of empowering women. kron four's philippe djegal was there as the sculpture was revealed. nats- sculpture arriving. >> reporter:a stunning sight to

behold. two years after it's creation. ''truth is beauty" is now in san leandro, ushered in with the support of the community. and, its creator, bay area artist marco cochrane, who debuted the work of art at burning man in 2014. the message behind the 55-foot tall sculpture, weighting 13- thousand pounds. "what would the world be like if women were safe?" sot- "i had an experience when i was young, that a friend of mine was sexually assaulted. i was 7 years old and my response to it was to try to humanize women because it seemed like he must not have realized that she was a person." sot- "and, the world did not come to an end and the adults around him never talked about it again. so, that reasonated with my own personal stories that i have also been the survivor of a knife, uh, knife point rape at knife point at a bart station in fruitvale. some other situations in my life and i felt the beauty of her story reasonate with me." the chief innovation officer for the city of san leandro. deborah acosta reached out to cochrane about permanently bringing the sculpture to the new soon to open san leandro tech campus., developed by westlake urban. >> :sot- "feminie energy is needed to bring balance to our world today."

it's the second of three sculptures created by cochrane. one is in las vegas, the other still in cochrane's studio on treasure island. "truth is beauty" depicts a nude woman reaching for the sky, but firmly grounded on earth. sot- "for women to be safe and valued is something very important to every city." a message strengthened on the kick off to domestic violence awareness month. sot- "women deserve equity, they deserve safety. they deserve to be empowered." now the sculpture heads to its new home, where it'll will be pieced together. then lit up during special grand opening of the tech campus later this month. >> :sot- "my intention with this piece was to make the world a better place and i hope that it does." in san leandro, philippe djegal, kron four news. you may have noticed a major outage on netflix. the popular video streaming service had problems yesterday afternoon. there's still no word on what caused the problem that last for some three hours. >> marty:a bay area teenager walks over *two-hours everyday to get to and from work. the way east bay police officers helped him out is next on kron four. for the weekend.

it's the off the grid food truck party in the presidio. enjoy dozens food vendors while picnicking on the presidio. it's happening at the main parade ground from 11:00 to 4:00 this afternoon. it's free to attend.

>> marty:a teenagers determination and dedication moved benicia police officers to help him with his future. during a late night patrol in an

industrial area of benicia, officers met 19-year-old jourdan duncan. officers found out the teenager walks from vallejo to benicia to go to work. the trip takes him two hours each way. so they wanted to make the trip a little easier and faster for him, by getting him a bike. the benicia police department. also set up a go-fund-me account to help jourdan buy a car. you can find that information on our website kron4.com.

there's a new exhibit of flamingo chicks at the san francisco zoo. the first chilean chick was born on september 17. the most recent one was born one week later, the bird experts believe there may be even more eggs that will produce chicks. san franciso zoo officials say chilean flamingos in the wild are threatened by egg harvesting, hunting and disturbances to their habitat. the chicks are gray now, but will get their familiar flamming pink feathers within 3 years. that is when they will be ready then to produce chicks too. >> rebecca:

>> marty:we are expecting rain to hit some parts of the bay area today. you are taking a look at stormtracker four radar. good morning. we're taking a live look from our embarcadero camera. scattered showers on the way. good morning. i'm marty gonzalez. thanks for joining us. rebecca strom is here with when and where you can expect the rain today. >> rebecca: narrows the north bay it all starts there shall through the bay area we will see maybe in san francisco noontime some showers it will sweep across the peninsula and in into the space also solve the south bay we might get some of the scattered showers. most of it moving through the ukiah area right now but you can only see couples cells getting close to us as the test for shows us piquancy right now 9:00 hour it is creeping in and then by 11:00 this only see more of those rainshowers touched the north bay. and the afternoon you can see that seems to the bay area at south bay also places around

the east bay and the this afternoon we will see it snowfall in the sierra into tonight as well. >> rebecca: column in most places like a lot of use and rosa we do have wednesday that 20 i'll and our but it will be picking up as we progress in the afternoon hours by 10:00 almost plan out mile an hour winds for san francisco 15 oakland 44 keyword and then as well as livermore. getting into this evening we will see it still pretty much be there 10 to almost 20 mi. an hour definitely a chilly day chilly afternoon.

>> marty:and remember you can always track the rain with our kron4 mobile app.you can get the forecast for the area where you live. it is available for free for apple and android devices. breaking news overnight. 90 people are injured after an explosion at a local festival in southern spain. five of those people have serious injuries. the explosion happened last night near malaga, a popular tourist destination in spain. authorities believe it was a gas leak that caused the explosion, but they have not confirmed this just yet. as soon as we get pictures from the scene we will show those to you. happening today. worshipers at first congregational church of berkeley are returning to services today. this comes after the historic church went up in flames on friday. the service is happening across the street at first presbyterian church. kron 4's averi harper is live outside the chruch with the details. >> averi: battle for hours this fire again was reported to be on part of their rule over space and used and meetings. there were illegal and the

damage after the fire began see inside the sanctuary was not burned but sustained severe water damage. people are still coming out and for the church family presbyterian are trend held the church members through very tough time and what one choir member told me.

throughout the morning. >> marty:happening today. congregants at first congregational church of berkeley are returning to services. this comes after the historic church went up in flames on friday. the service is happening across the street at first presbyterian church. kron four's spencer blake reports on how other churches in the area are lending a hand to a displaced group of congregants. before the fire, there had been a memorial service scheduled for saturday at first church berkeley. some parishioners stopped by in the afternoon to let others know it had been moved to a church in kensington that offered up its building. "like any tragedy or crisis, this is an opportunity for people to support one another and really act like church." senior minister molly baskett says their closest neighbor, first presbyterian church, is graciously hosting her congregation across the street

for sunday worship. another big story we are following this morning. nine people are without a home this morning after three separate fires burned across san francisco. >> marty:the first fire broke out yesterday morning in the city's pacific heights neighborhood. it started on the second floor of the home. it was quickly put out and no one was injured. the second fire started in the city's sunset district on taraval street. this fire was also quickly knocked out and no one was injured in that fire. and the third fire happened in the city's mission district on 26th street near garfield square. >> marty:you can see black smoke pouring out from the top of the building. firefighters say the flames broke out on the top floor in the attic. it took more than 60 firefighters to get the flames under control. a business and 9 people were displaced after the fire. the red cross was brought in to help those affected. no one was injured in the fires. now to the latest on the wildfire burning in the santa cruz mountains. this morning fire cal-fire is saying the loma wildfire is threatening more homes. this video is from friday from our helicopter partnership with abc-7. the fire has charred over 44- hundred acres and is 66-percent contained. it is still threatening 325 buildings. hundreds of people were evacuated from both santa cruz and santa clara county since the fire started monday. mandatory evacuations remain in effect for santa clara county, where most of the threatened structures are located. crews expect full containment sometime this week. >> marty:happening today. the giants are playing in their final regular season game today.

it is down to the wire as they are trying to hold to a wild card spot. in case you missed it, lets get to the highlights from yesterday's game against the dodgers. it was star wars day at a-t-and- t park. angel pagan put the giants on the board with this solo home run. rookie ty blach was lights out. he went eight innings, pitching a three hit shutout. the giants win it, 3-0. they close out their season against the dodgers this afternoon. matt moore is on the mound for the giants. first pitch is set for 12:05. >> marty:now we want to take a look at where things stand in the n-l wildcard race. if the giants win today they clinch the final wildcard spot. and that would mean they face the mets on wednesday in new york. if the giants lose and the cardinals win, then it's a one game playoff tomorrow. the giants and cardinals squaring off to see who gets that final wildcard spot. we'll have more sports news in just ten minutes. >> marty:also happening today. it is the start of fleet week. kron 4 is your fleet week station. the stars of the show.the blue angels arrive today. and kron 4 will be there. this coming week is jam packed with fleet week fun.

from the parade of ships.to the airshow. and that of course includes the blue angles roaring overhead. and if you can't make it down to the san francisco bay waterfront to see them in person. you can watch the blue angels right here live on saturday, october eighth from two to four. for a full schedule of all the fleet week events. head to kron4.com. coming up. hundreds of swimmers plunged into the cold bay area waters and it was all for a good cause. we'll explain up ahead. plus new this morning. a new york times report says donald trump declared a nearly one-billion dollar loss in 19- 95. the way trump is responding to these claims. and. it can be hard to choose a credit card with all of the options that are out there.

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for your money:. here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. credit card offers are popping up all over the place. and it can be tricky to decide if you're getting the best credit card for your lifestyle. but experts have some tips for getting started. >> marty:first. check your credit score. the better the credit, the better the perks. make sure you look at your spending habits. then choose a card that either improves your credit, saves you money on interest, or earns rewards. and lastly. find a card with a low a-p-r. and don't forget to see if there are any annual fees. >> marty: it's the 11th annual rock-n-roll half-marathon in san jose. cheer on thousands of runners while enjoying live music throughout the streets. it's happening in downtown san jose from 8:00 to 1:00 today. it is free to attend. welcome back to kron four

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morning news. want to take a look at what conditions look like right now from our golden gate bridge camera. >> rebecca: see wind gusts of the 20 mi. an hour into the evening. definitely going to beat chile are on the bay area and we are tracking that rainstorm showing us the cell moving out of the gulf of alaska which brings temperatures even chillier and then we see it touched down in places like santa rosa read about now sometimes soon along the north bay we see most of ukiah pushing toward the area. when you look at future cast showing us and then once again the law in 15 hour we see right along the north bay through the afternoon into 2:00 we see it pass through san francisco east bay and into

the south bay definitely a chilly temperatures. right around noontime for temperatures and san francisco. wednesdays' at 20 mi. an hour. highs today san francisco and the low 60s as we move through the peninsula's on lisa mid-60's for centel and

64. no. space showing more low 60s and then over to the rio vista area up its courage we see mid-60's for it there. the gestapo a look at 66 and on view 65 course san jose. cahow >> rebecca: with the temperature is quite chilly in the low 60s also appear going to the niners game to set up as and when 25 cowboys today a little bit of sunshine and then partly cloudy skies a low chance of showers there as well. temperatures expected. >> marty:the 6-year-old boy who was badly hurt during a school shooting in south carolina later died from his injuries. a bullet hit jacob hall in a major artery in his leg. that caused him to lose a massive amount of blood. jacob and two other people were hit during wednesday's shooting

spree at an elementary school playground. the other two victims - a teacher and a student - are recovering at home after being released from the hospital. jacob's family says the boy showed them how to love, laugh and smile. ".prepare for the days ahead." >> marty:investigators say the gunman is a 14-year-old, who killed his father at home before coming to school. he is facing one count of murder and three counts of attempted murder charges. the teen has been charged as a juvenile and is being held in jail. authorities have not released a motive. >> rebecca: >> marty:back in the bay area. hundreds of swimmers- including former olympians- jumped into the chilly bay waters to support cancer research. kron4's jeff pierce was there as they made their way to the finish line.

more than three hundred swimmers plunged into san francisco bay saturday morning to raise funds for cancer research. the mile and a half swim is the eleventh annual swim across america an event that supports research at benioff children's hospitals in oakland and san francisco. >> :i go to work everyday to help our kids who are battling cancer and other disease and this swim is nothing compared to what they are going through and what their families are going through. this is just a little thing i can do to make it better and we raised hundreds of thousands of dollars so that nobody has to go through this again in the future >> reporter:their were dozens of other cancer survivors who braved chilly bay area waters in celebration of their triumph over the disease. i did not know i had cancer last year. i want every kid to survive and have the opportunity to live a long life. i feel so lucky that i have battled cancer three times and survived because of

great research and that's why we're doing this. i finished my last chemotherapy treatment eight days ago. eighteen former olympians made the swim from the north tower of the golden gate bridge to the yacht harbor beach at the marina green. more than one water polo team kept a special ball in play throughout the swim. >> :i'm a water polo player and we get to take this to the hospital. the patients we get to see sign it. anyone we are swimming in honor of or for who have passed are on this ball and we hope one day this ball is empty, that there's no one on it and there is no one fighting cancer we've helped get rid of it. >> marty: the event organizors expected to raise more than six hundred thousand dollars to fight cancer. in san francisco jeff pierce kron four news in the south bay. we told you about a new law in sunnyvale that changes where people are allowed to smoke. now we are hearing what community members think about the new law. >> marty:smoking is no longer

allowed in all outdoor areas where people eat or drink. also, within 25-feet of the doors and windows of buildings, or service areas like bus stops. the new ordinance also prohibts smoking at public events such as farmer's markets. and no more smoking. at all public parks as well as golf courses. people tell us they think the new law is a great idea. the sunnyvale department of public safety points out that smoking continues to be the leading cause of preventable death in america.

happening today. it is the third and final day of the hardly stricly bluegrass festival in golden gate park. it is the sixtenth year of the festival, and as usual it is all free. some of the headliners today are cake, dropkick murphys, and t bone burnett. former giants third base coach tim flannery is also playing with his band today. hardly strictly showcases more than 100 musical artists on seven stages. up ahead. the a's have a chance to spoil a team's playoff hopes. plus, a late game thriller in berkeley. and a one handed catch you have to see to believe. we've got the highlights next on kron four. live look outside. richmond bridge for the weekned. it's the filipino-american history celebration in san francisco. enjoy music, dance and art that displays the filipino culture. it's happening at the asian art museum from 10:30 to 4:00. it is free to attend.

the a's may be long gone from the playoff picture, but they were still able to spoil another team's playoff hopes. the a's took on the mariners in seattle, and this one went into extras. in the tenth inning, joey wendle drove in the winning run with this double into the gap. the a's went on to win it 9-7, knocking the mariners out of the playoff race. also worth noting, khris davis hit his 42nd home run of the season--tied for the third most in the majors. the a's close out their season today against the mariners. first pitch is set for 12:10.

>> marty:cal hosted 18th ranked utah. davis webb connects with demetris robertson with this 39 yard touchdown. cal scored 14 unanswered points in the first quarter. now, in the fourth quarter. webb would connect again with robertson deep for this 56 yard touchdown to put cal up 11. later, utah with the ball on cal's two yard line with two seconds left. and cal's dee- comes through, stuffing utah at the goal line and cal wins 28 to 23. the bears are now 3-2. their next game is on the road against oregon state. now we want to take a look at the play everybody is talking about. it's from the michigan-wisconsin game yesterday. take a look at this. that was jourdan lewis with the spectacular interception late in the fourth quarter. this would clinch the win for jim harbaugh's fourth ranked michigan against eighth ranked wisconsin. the play is drawing comparisons to new york giants wide receiver, odell beckham junior's famous one-handed catch on sunday night football back in 20-14. michigan won the game 14-7. happening today. the 49ers are taking on the dallas cowboys at levi's stadium. the niners have lost their last two games after beating the l-a rams in their home opener. the cowboys stand at 2-1, and are led by rookie quarterback

dak prescott and rookie running back ezekiel elliot. kick off is set for 1:15. and the raiders are on the road taking on the baltimore ravens. the raiders are now 2-1 after beating the titans last week. the raiders hope to give the ravens their first loss this season. kick off is set for 10:00. still ahead.

the new york times released a bombshell report on donald trump's taxes. what they are revealing is next on kron four. live look outside. richmond bridge for the weekend: it's day two of "oktoberfest" in mountain view. enjoy a variety of german beer along with live music. it's happening at steins beer garden from 11:00 to 7:00 tonight. it is free to attend. welcome back to kron four

morning news. >> rebecca: we are expecting rain to hit some parts of the bay area today. you are taking a look at stormtracker four radar. welcome back to kron four morning news. taking a live look outside from our embarcadero camera.

>> rebecca: how much rain or going to get it will be about a 10th of a major so not much but we're going to see it for the north bay and also getting into the cell the east bay as well. a reminder to bonaci the dancing to neighboring umbrella there might be some scattered showers at the ballpark. in decision

20-16. >> marty:in the times report, tax experts 18 years. victor blackwell has the story. the times' report indicates donald trump in 1995 reported a 916-million-dollar loss and lists tax benefits he used after a turbulent financial period for his businesses in the early 1990s. >> reporter: the paper, citing tax experts, said trump could have used his loss to cancel out an equivalent amount of taxable income for nearly two decades. the paper says it obtained the three pages of documents when they were mailed to a reporter last month. >> reporter:a postmark indicated the documents were mailed from new york city, and the return address claimed the envelope had been sent from trump tower. the paper did not examine trump's federal return. the times said it obtained one page of his new york state resident income tax return, as well as the first page of new jersey and connecticut nonresident returns. cnn has not independently verified the documents' authenticity. in response to the new york times report -- the trump

campaign said the g-o-p nominee has paid hundreds of millions of dollars in other taxes, including property and real estate taxes. quote: "the only news here is that the more than 20-year-old alleged tax document was illegally obtained, a further demonstration that the new york times, like establishment media in general, is an extension of the clinton campaign, the democratic party and their global special interests," the statement said. the new york times report come less than a week after trump appeared to indicate during a debate with hillary clinton that he had not paid federal income tax over an unspecified period. the democratic nominee accused the billionaire of refusing to release his returns possibly because he wanted to hide how little tax he had paid. presidential candidate: "the only years anyone has ever seen were a couple of years when he had to turn them over to state authorities when he was trying to get a casino license, and they show he didn't pay any federal income tax." presidential candidate: "that makes me smart." : "it sounds you admitted that you hadn't paid any federal income taxes, and that that was smart. is that what you meant to say?" presidential candidate: "no, i didn't say that at all. if they said i didn't, it doesn't

matter. i will say this: i hate the way our government spends our taxes." in the south bay. a woman was able to scare off a man who tried to rob her at gunpoint in gilroy. it happpened at around 8:30 yesterday morning near clark and crawford drives in gilroy. police say the victim was cleaning her car when a man approached her waiving a black semi-automatic pistol and demanding money. the victim screamed and was able to scare off the gunman. >> reporter: just recently apartment complex set out these letters warning people who live in the center run committee guy that burglars said several cars

and even stolen. the corporal of the san ramon police department says it just this week burglars a broken after utility trucks in the area. many times people make

it easy for thieves by leading the car unlocked. >> marty:for the weekned. it's the castro valley street fair in san francisco. check out local artists, vendors and live entertainment. it's happening on castro and market streets from 11:00 to 6:00 tonight. it is free to attend.

the google owned mapp app "waze" just launched a new feature for the bay area to help people get around through carpools. if you're looking for a ride, it could offer a much cheaper ride than uber or lyft. our tech reporter gabe slate shows us. >> reporter:if you drive to work and don't mind picking someone up on the way this could offer a simple way to earn a few extra bucks. watch out uber and lyft google is coming for you slowly for the now the waze carpool option is just that it's meant to be a to and from work thing to help carpoolers. so drivers are only allowed two drive sessions a day they can't use this to be like a taxi driver like uber or lyft. here's how it works there are two apps depending what you want to do you only need to use one. there is a new app called waze rider. if you want a ride to or from work you use waze rider. it's very simple. just like uber and lyft. you request a ride if there is someone availble traveling a similar route the app will hook you up and get your ride. if you want to be a driver and pick up a person so you can use the carpool lane or make a little extra cash you use the traditional waze app. you go to the new carpool setting and turn on ride

requests and put in your schedule when you're driving to and from work. stand up - this is interesting i know a lot parents use waze i could see them targeting parents and families down the road with this using it to arrange carpools for getting your kids to and from school or to from after school activities like each school could have it's own sub private group. drivers will not get uber or lyft type money. it will be far less but it will be something. gas money chipped and a wear and tear on vehicle ride fee. both of those will come as one payment set up in advance at a rate suggested by waze, they will use the federal mileage rate of $.54 cents per mile https:/www.irs.gov/uac/newsroom/ 2016-standard-mileage-rates- for-business-medical-and-moving- announced to help calculate. money is transferred from riders to drivers automatically. no cash exchanges hands. still ahead. city leaders in the east bay hope this sculpture will become an iconic part of the community. how the work of art symbolizes the importance of empowering women is up ahead. live look outside. from kirkwood, cloudy conditions this morning and a high of 74 later today. for the weekned. it's the 11th annual japanese culture festival in millbrae. enjoy hands-on activities and games for the whole family to enjoy. it's happening at the civic center plaza from 10:30 to 4:30.

it is free to attend.

>> rebecca: one thing has not clearing is the rain we are getting rainfall into the bay area right now especially in the north bay where we are seeing it already touchdown and then on the star tracker checking all the rain coming out of the gulf of alaska green chile temperatures run the area of pushing the zero so want to clover dale currently ukiah as well. taking places in the bottle as a progress through the morning hours. right now you can

see on future cast as the track had it will pass through san francisco's most parts of the bay and along the peninsula as well into the south bay. of >> rebecca: it's very windy winds will definitely seen anything from 5 to 10 mi. an hour winds from most parts of the bay area as we go through the afternoon right after noontime. we see almost went a mile and hour winds and sampras's scope alan east bayshore liberia reconditions take with us and then by tomorrow morning things should come down. a live look outside

the for some forecast cameron network looking at the east bay. with an see a lot of gray skies and cloud cover because of the system moving out the pacific northwest. temperature is right now chile and bundle of this morning 57 in san francisco have monday. system to open in hayward. 58 degrees currently in san jose. a look at your has run the rate of 3:00 severances cosi was this a low 60s alan peninsula '60s continue mid-60's for sam zell. the north bay looking at low 66 to two elements 64 for about 65 realist the 66 records for any of these days around the shrine much of the same with the mid-60s soft night we get the 65 degrees in san jose as well by tuesday it

should dryout mostly sunny skies for the rest of the week and perfect time for fleet. >> marty: the c-h-p is investigating the death of a man who was hit and killed by a car while walking along-side highway 101 in san jose. it happened yesterday morning on north bound 1-0-1 near tully road. investigators are trying to find out why the man was on the freeway at 1:30 in the morning. police say he was 42-years-old. the driver stayed at the scene to help c-h-p in their investigation. they say drugs and alcohol do not appear to be a factor in the fatal accident. in national news. more zika carrying mosquitos have been captured in miami beach. that is according to tests conducted by state officials. but those tests still need to be confirmed by the c-d-c. this would be the sixth mosquito sample from miami beach with a positive test for the virus.

the latest sample was taken in an area that has been designated a zika transmission zone. at least 35 people in miami beach have contracted zika locally. officials have been spraying the area, hoping to get rid of infected mosquitos. in the east bay. the city of san leandro welcomed an iconic sculpture -- symbolizing the importance of empowering women. kron four's philippe djegal was there as the sculpture was revealed. nats- sculpture arriving. a stunning sight to behold. two years after it's creation. ''truth is beauty" is now in san leandro, ushered in with the support of the community. and, its creator, bay area artist marco cochrane, who debuted the work of art at burning man in 2014. >> reporter:the message behind the 55-foot tall sculpture, weighting 13-thousand pounds. "what would the world be like if women were safe?"

>> :sot- "i had an experience when i was young, that a friend of mine was sexually assaulted. i was 7 years old and my response to it was to try to humanize women because it seemed like he must not have realized that she was a person." sot- "and, the world did not come to an end and the adults around him never talked about it again. so, that reasonated with my own personal stories that i have also been the survivor of a knife, uh, knife point rape at knife point at a bart station in fruitvale. some other situations in my life and i felt the beauty of her story reasonate with me." the chief innovation officer for the city of san leandro. deborah acosta reached out to cochrane about permanently bringing the sculpture to the new soon to open san leandro tech campus., developed by westlake urban. sot- "feminie energy is needed to bring balance to our world today." it's the second of three sculptures created by cochrane. one is in las vegas, the other still in cochrane's studio on treasure island. "truth is beauty" depicts a nude woman reaching for the sky, but firmly grounded on earth.

sot- "for women to be safe and valued is something very important to every city." a message strengthened on the kick off to domestic violence awareness month. sot- "women deserve equity, they deserve safety. they deserve to be empowered." now the sculpture heads to its new home, where it'll will be pieced together. then lit up during special grand opening of the tech campus later this month. sot- "my intention with this piece was to make the world a better place and i hope that it does." in san leandro, philippe djegal, kron four news. you may have noticed a major outage on netflix.

the popular video streaming service had problems yesterday afternoon. there's still no word on what caused the problem that last for some three hours.

- we had to think a little more seriously about saving money for the future and for the kids and for their college funds. we thought, "well this airbnb is actually a great way to pay those extra bills." - every bit of extra money helps these days. we have a retirement fund of our own and i take a draw on it. i don't want to take too much either because i don't know what life is going to bring to me. i get to keep 97% of my rental price. the extra income i get from airbnb has been a huge help.

- airbnb has helped me so much financially especially starting my own business. san francisco is such an expensive place to live. the way people work and travel is changing. the guests are now able to stay longer, stay five days, enjoy another day in san francisco and spend more money in the neighborhood. my guests are able to extend their stay and spend more money on activities and restaurants. - the extra income that i get from airbnb has been a huge impact in my life. >> marty:a teenagers determination and dedication moved benicia police officers to help him with his future. during a late night patrol in an industrial area of benicia, officers met 19-year-old jourdan duncan.

officers found out the teenager walks from vallejo to benicia to go to work. the trip takes him two hours each way. so they wanted to make the trip a little easier and faster for him, by getting him a bike. the benicia police department. also set up a go-fund-me account to help jourdan buy a car. you can find that information on our website kron4.com. >> marty:there's a new exhibit of flamingo chicks at the san francisco zoo. the first chilean chick was born on september 17. the most recent one was born one week later, the bird experts believe there may be even more eggs that will produce chicks. san franciso zoo officials say chilean flamingos in the wild

are threatened by egg harvesting, hunting and disturbances to their habitat. the chicks are gray now, but will get their familiar flamming pink feathers within 3 years. that is when they will be ready then to produce chicks too. take a look at this. 23 giant panda cubs made their public debut at a panda sanctuary in southwest china. the pandas are all one to four months old, and are the result of a spike in breeding. experts attribute the panda baby >> rebecca: of rain on the way the. as for joining us we will see again next week buffer get tonight at a and 10:00.