>> marty: ogham kron 4 news weekend. pence >> reporter: the bay bridge sunrise off to a really nice

start the temperature was here is the hot spot for is that the north space center paul little warmer 59 as dickens the v-6 and jose and then lofted temperatures are wrong. the play around 80 and then the coastal cooler 66. the extended forecast comes up the note little later to. >> marty: decision 20-16. the stakes are raised for tonight's second presidential debate. this after an eleven year old

video was released of republican presidential candidate donald trump making shocking comments about women. some republican lawmakers have revoked their endorsements and others have called for trump to step down. correspondent emily schmidt has the latest on the fallout and what we can expect to see in tonight's debate in st. louis. >> reporter:on the day of the second presidential debate -- it is now and it's never. presidential candidate i have tremendous support100 percent. and that never is unlike anything presidential politics have seen before. one day after an audio clip from 2005 containing sexually aggressive remarks surfaced -- trump apologized for the first time in his campaign. presidential campaign i said it. i was wrong and i apologize. just hours later he made it clear he's moving forward, tweeting, "the media and establishment want me out of the race so badly - i will never drop out of the race, will never let my supporters down!" yet, unlike any trump flap before, this time trump's words are not enough to quiet a growing storm. >> :utah i'm out. i can no longer endorse donald trump for president. pennsylvania do i think donald trump should be stepped aside,

which i've been asked many times today? yes i do. >> reporter:members of congress, members of the senate, not only rebuking what trump said about women but saying it's so unforgivable, they won't vote for him. statement after statement calling on trump to drop out, some saying they will write-in votes for trump runningmate mike pence pence and trump spoke saturday. pence has said he cannot defend trump's words. meanwhile, it is now less than a month until the election, early voting is underway, and a presidential debate perhaps the likes of which we've never seen before, just a few hours away. and you can watch the debate with us. we will be live streaming the debate tonight at 6:00 on kron 4.com and on our our mobile app. >> marty:then after the debate, we will have full coverage for you starting on the kron 4 news at 8. another big story we are following this morning. two men are in the hospital after a double shooting in san francisco.

and one of those men sustained life threating injuries. the other is expected to be ok. it happened here around 9 last night near precita park in the bernal heights neighborhood. police say the shooting happened following an argument. both victims are in the their 20's. no arrests have been made and there is no information on a suspect. >> marty:we now know the identity of the suspect who police say shot and killed two police officers in palm springs. a third officer was wounded and remains hospitalized. police arrested 26 year old john felix in connection with the shooting. he was arrested just before one this morning. the shooting happened saturday afternoon following a family dispute. police say another suspect is still at large. police identify the slain officers as gil vega and lesley zerebny. vega was a 35 year veteran who was set to retire in december. zerebny leaves behind a 4 month old baby. she had recently returned to the force from maternity leave. >> marty:a five year old is in critical condition and another child is in serious condition

after a boat capsized near pier 45 in san francisco. here is video of the accident. it happened around 4 yesterday afternoon. in total, officials say 27 adults and 3 children were on board the 34 foot boat. a witness describes what happened. >> marty:the coast guard says all 30 people on board have been accounted for after the accident. police are investigating to see if any criminal activity occured. >> marty:happening today. it is the final day of fleet week. yesterday the sights and sounds of the blue angles filled the sky. and more airshows are expected to conclude the week-long celebration. kron 4's averi harper is live at the marina green with more. aveir? >> averi: standing in

humanitarian village it is pretty quiet now later on all people are waiting for the main attraction blue angels airshow the last one this will be very busy with lots of people show you a video we have from yesterday now if you saw it as it was prequel these pilots entertained more than 1 million spectators and those watching over at treasury island in may of see it on kron 4 you have the opportunity this again tonight if you miss it their shows today last chance asea spectacular event starts this new >> averi: whole affair with three family friendly activities keep you entertained as always planning to come out here should take public transit

traffic in this area as the show gets under way it is very heavy parking is almost impossible also driving through this city and are not trying to be a part of the festivities its best to avoid the area. >> marty:and if you missed any of yesterday's blue angels excitement we will have a special re-airing of the fleet week show tonight at seven. no crowds, no traffic! that's right here on kron 4. then stick around for the kron 4 news at 8. >> marty:in giants news. the giants were looking to even up their n-l-d-s series against the cubs after losing that heart-breaker friday. and things did not exactly go the giants way. we will have the full highlights coming up for you in about 10 minutes. coming up. hurricane matthew has been downgraded downgraded to post- tropical cyclone but that hasn't stoped it from brining record breaking rain and causing serious damage along the east coast. meteorologist dave spahr is tracking the storm, and and will have an update. and. the woman affectionately as miss flo, has died as a result of the injuries she suffered when someone broke into her home and beat her. what this now means for the man accused of beating her. also.

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with a break like this, we could dowhichever's faster. surgery means recovery time. a cast will get you back out there right away, but it's bulky. and can it take a beating? how did you break it again? roller derby. hip-checked. there's a rematch next week. snarling clementine has to be there. that's me. okay. so what color should the cast be? orange. orange is good. yeah, i like orange. it's kinda my thing. at john muir health, we know how big the little things can be. john muir health. be heard. >> marty:in national news. hurricane matthew has been downgraded to post-tropical cyclone as the deadly storm continues sweep up the east coast. matthew has left behind record breaking flooding and rain fall across the eastern united states. this is video of the storm's aftermath from north carolina.

flooded streets and heavy rain pelting the area. dave spahr is here now with more on where matthew is right now. dave? >> reporter: this thing is moving away from the coast although it will be run for a couple days and will not be as problematic new kind of call it quits with that figure is the shot when you have a tropical system it tends to turn up waters as we talk about very tropical waters where talking about here now as it passes through we will not happen anymore. and i'm going for a tropical storm warning continues as it continues along the coast monday by tuesday concede to a emax winds coming yen at 40 mi. an hour a. live shot of the alcatraz island on our coast.

the limit will be this week forecast coupled with that. >> reporter: not them with the fog you might help us maltase that is good news check out temperatures 55 oakland 53 it said francisco upper '40's and then 48 center fell and then a future test temperatures warm-up happens in line to slightly cooler along the peninsula and along the coast of to the north bay and looked for all the festivities happening today very see similar kind of performance in months tomorrow and that's worth noting because that's the trend we have over the next head. some spots in the warm category upper 80s cover a lot of the inland areas '90s go around brentwood let's go ahead and check things out the next eight hours 3:00 we're talking

89 for the bay and upper '70's territory mid-70s further the coast meanwhile mid upper 60s at that. we did mention a changed here's how it goes a little bit more cloud cover we should note tuesday much cooler it down to 76 and looks like the bay will be down the upper 60s at the coast and that says the trend to a week day forecast and we will have this extended mentioning range next week and that's why this week was perfect. >> marty:almost four weeks after a violent home invasion that left an elderly woman severely beaten, 88-year-old flo douglas has died of her injuries. now, her family is mourning the loss of 'miss flo. kron four's spencer blake explains what her death means for her accused attacker. >> :"this was a heinous crime committed by a heartless individual." >> reporter:the crime is even *more heinous now, almost a

month after that statement was made. now, it has become a homicide. 'miss flo' douglas was unable to recover from multiple bone fractures and internal bleeding - injuries prosecutors say she got from 19-year-old zachary cuen. "it was my grandmother. it could be yours, it could be your mother." douglas had been in an intensive care unit ever since september 12th, when deputies say cuen entered her home and violently beat her multiple times, demanded money, and threatened to kill her.

the attacker took off in the car from douglas's own garage. cuen was arrested just three days later. before douglas died, cuen already faced several charges, including attempted murder, which will now be upgraded. "this is sad. this is horrible. this is the most deplorable act i've ever witnessed in my entire life." cuen hasn't entered a formal plea yet, but is scheduled to appear in court again on november third. he could face life in prison if convicted. but that won't bring back a religious woman the sheriff's office calls 'a community pillar.' "beautiful person, i mean, always smiling at everybody, wavin', ya know - 'how ya doing?' - just a great gal." douglas's family encouraged the suspect to tell the truth, for his own conscience, and for the family. in san jose, spencer blake, kron four news. >> marty:in the east bay. we are now learning more about the man who tried to kidnap five year old boy in emeryville. we first told you about this story yesterday morning. it all happened friday at 53rd street and san pablo avenue. police say eddie fontenette tried not once, but twice to grab the child. fontenette is being charged with attempted kidnapping, child endangerment and a probation violation police say fontenette's attempt to kidnapp the child was foiled by the screaming of the child's relative. >> marty:in the east bay. at least eight families are homeless after a fire burned through an apartment complex in concord. kron4 's lydia pan-ta-zes shows us the damage. >> reporter: as flames grew

family's struggle to get out of this burning apartment building in concord. everyone got out safely two people were injured. two years to start by the flames six other damaged the did rescue one cat being comforted by woman did not have a damn adjustment but they believe the fire was an accident. coming up

game to giants and cubs but indeed of the series will have highlights coming up next. coming up. game 2, giants cubs. live look outside. richmond bridge for the weekend: it's the final day of fleet week ship tours in san francisco. come out and tour the u-s-s san diego, the h-m-c-s calgary and more. it's happening along the embarcadero from 9:00 t0 4:00. it is free to attend.

>> marty:it was another poor offensive performance from the giants. they are down 0-2 in the national league division series against the chicago cubs. the cubs got off to an early lead, up 4-1 by the second inning.

brandon belt was able to bring the giants within two after this sacrifice fly. but one inning later, cubs relief pitcher travis wood hit this home run to left to put the cubs up three. and the giants couldn't get anything else on the board. 5-2 the final. the giants need to win the next three games in a row to keep their world series hopes alive. giants fans pinning their hopes on madison bumgarner. he is on the mound tomorrow for game three at a-t-and-t park. and the mayors of each city made a friendly wager. san francisco mayor ed lee says if the giants lose he'll give two bottles of whiskey and donate to chicago's "becoming a man mentoring" program. chicago mayor rahm emanuel says if the cubs lose he'll send mayor ed lee cheesecake from eli's cheescake, some bourbon and a charitable donation. now to football. the raiders are hosting their long time rival the san diego chargers today.

the raiders have won their last two games and are currently 3 and 1. putting them in 2nd place in the a-f-c west. the broncos are in first with a four and oh record. san diego is one and three and in dead last. they've dropped their last two games by a combined total of 5 points. today's game kicks off at the coliseum at 1:25. now to college football stanford hosting washington state. it was all smiles before the game for former cardinal tiger woods and company. stanford already down 21-3 before this pick six. and that would be the only time any stanford fan smiled in this one as washington state demolished the cardinal. the cougars manhandled stanford star runningback christian mccaffrey. holding him to only 35 yards on the game. 23 of those yards came on one run. after starting off 3 and oh, the cardinal have dropped their last

two games. the final, 42 to 16 cougars. and cal couldn't get the win on the road against oregon state. they took the beavers to overtime. but they lost in o-t, 47-44. the golden bears are now 2-3. and san jose state lost to hawaii 34-17. that was their fourth straight loss. the spartans are now 1-5. >> marty:we are only hours away from the 2nd presidential debate and republican presidential candiate donald trump is losing some critical support from his party. what this means for trump's status in the presidential race. live look outside. golden gate bridge. for the weekned. it's the day on the bay in alviso. enjoy free kayak rides, live entertainment and pumpkins for kids. it's happening at the alviso marina county park from 10:00 to 3:00. it is free to attend.

welcome back to kron four morning news. our embarcadero camera. meteorologist dave spahr joins me with your morning forecast. >> reporter: a perfect attendance chapter 24 today golden gate assess a flag this thing out not much in the libris and then we start to see little bit of the onshore winds starts takeover right now with offshore when weakening with the causeries the kicks and temperatures respond accordingly. mostly fifties upper 40's deacons to the north bay fairfield and livermore 5256

san jose and then 74 inland by lavin a little cooler happening at the coast piquancy 66 going on. the forecast calls for 59 san francisco. >> reporter: is a clear way we will we talking about that and then extended forecasts. >> marty:a big story we are following out of the east bay. police are searching for three people accused of kidnapping and raping a woman near an elementary school in oakland. it happened friday morning on international boulevard -- three blocks from the international community school. the victim was taken to a hospital. police do not have any information on the three attackers. new this morning. a 11-year-old boy confesses to

posting threats against salinas elementary school using a photo of a "scary clown." police say the instagram posts threatened schools in the alisal elementary school district. it created widespread fear in

the area, and led to some parents pulling their kids from school. the boy confessed on saturday after a police officer contacted him. "creepy clown" threats have been directed towards many schools in the bay area and throughout the country. richmond, san jose and fairfield are just some of the bay area cities that have had clown sightings and or threats in recent weeks. happening now. a teenager is recovering this morning after being stabbed at a school playground in santa rosa. it happened yesterday afternoon at sheppard elementary school on west avenue. witnesses say the victim was skate boarding on the playground when he was confronted by several boys. they then beat and stabbed him numerous times. the attackers ran away before sonoma county sheriff's deputies arrived. the victim has multiple stab wounds in his arm and upper body. take a look at this overturned car in vallejo. the driver was able to walk away from the accident uninjured. it happened early yesterday morning in vallejo. the car flipped on its roof after hitting three large street pilings. firefighters responded to "mare island way" to find the car upside-down with its windows blown out, and the driver freeing himself from the wreckage. the young man refused medical treatment. police are still trying to determine what caused the man to hit the thick posts. >> marty:in decision 20-16. donald trump is losing some critical support ahead of the second presidential debate tonight. this comes after a video surfaced friday where the republican nominee was heard making crude comments about women. we want to warn you--this report contains offensive language you may find disturbing. trump made these remarks in 2005

while being interviewed for an entertainment show. he apologized on friday. democrats. including his rival hilary clinton, her running mate tim kaine and vice president joe biden all quickly came out slamming trumps character. saying he is unfit to be president. and members of the republican party are also reacting negatively. house speaker paul ryan un- invited trump to a festival in wisconsin in what was supposed to be their first joint campaign appearance. and arizona senator john mccain is formally withdrawing his support for trump. and we also heard from donald trump's wife melania. she released this statement yesterday saying. "the words my husband used are unacceptable and offensive to me. this does not represent the man that i know. he has the heart and mind of a leader. i hope people will accept his apology, as i have, and focus on the important issues facing our nation and the world." and trump vowed in capital letters on twitter saturday to "never drop of out the race" trump also saluted supporters

who rallied outside trump tower in new york. the second presidential debate is tonight at 6:00. trump's comments are sure to come up. and we are live streaming the debate on kron four dot come and on our mobile app. then we will have full coverage for you starting here on the kron 4 news at 8. hopefully you had a chance to catch the blue angels soaring over san francisco. if not along the waterfront, then from the seat of your couch, tuned in to kron four for our special "blue angels live." over a three day span, the fleet week events are expected to attract over a million people. kron four's philippe djegal caught up with a few of them in awe when the jets streaked by. nats- "blue angels." >> reporter:in spectacular fashion. nats- "blue angels." the blue angels graced the san francisco skyline with a world class flyover to cap another mind numbing four-hour airshow. sot- "every year, every year we've been coming." >> reporter:in unison, the fighter jets wow spectators lined up along the marina green. eyes and cameras glued to the sky, gazing on at the amazing acrobatics with every pass. this mother and her four and a half year old son from larkspur showed up three hours before the airshow for a prime spot to catch the action. sot- "think its just his dream of the airplane, fast and so close and its like a lifetime

opportunity for him." the brietling jet team from france dazzled the crowd as well. at times twisting and turning -- just 15 feet apart. sot- "its a nice show, you know, seeing them fly and stuff -- its pretty cray stuff." a sense of pride for private first class jason sanchez with the u-s marine corps.

in town for fleet week, visiting from his home base in san diego. sot- "oh, its awesome -- its awesome. its nice seeing people out here in san francisco that usually don't see the military often, be able to see them and come out and support us." a celebration of precision, speed and tremendous coordination. the u-s coast guard and the mighty c1-30 also big attractions. for some a yearly tradition. that never gets old. sot- "if you haven't made it out here, you're missing a great show. and theres different types of people everywhere -- its just -- its a blast." and, the best part is we get to do it all over again sunday afternoon. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news and if you missed any of yesterday's blue angel excitement we will have a special re-airing of the fleet week show tonight at seven. that's right here on kron4. then stick around for the kron four news at 8. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a vermont police shooting, caught on tape. why this shooting was ruled as justified.

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>> marty:the police shooting of an unarmed man in vermont is ruled justified. that decision set off protests in burlington. this is video from the policeman's body camera moments before he shot a 29-year-old. it happened back on september 16th. the officer thought the wanted man had a gun behind his back as he rushed forward. the man died after being shot seven times. that is when officers learned he was not carrying a gun. the policemen was cleared of any wrong-doing, which sparked demonstrations in the town. a state attorney says its time to look at whether these situations could be handled differently. "it seemed like it was framed already in a way of saying this is an act of "public safety" but i don't feel safe. i know neighbors in winooski don't feel safe." the officer involved in the deadly shooting is currently on paid administrative leave and seeing a counselor. he intends to return to the police department. coming up. nearly 10 people are homeless after this fire in san francisco. what neighbors say they saw and heard during the blaze. live look outside. from kirkwood for the weekend. it's the off the grid picnic party in the presidio. enjoy food from over two dozen vendors. it's happening at the main parade ground from 11:00 to 4:00. it is free to attend.

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>> reporter: the time this well but he's seen the 70 forecast next week and we need the rain and the golden gate got the time lapse. the fog hides there as the bridge a little bit and then some patchy early morning fog it pretty much done. and as a just mentioned highs around 70 if you will. 73 berkeley with fremont 85 and a difference between the perspective there.

the upper 80s. 88 and yet many brentwood livermore pleasanton around 87 downtown south bay 83 on view and cupertino 85. most of the readings in the upper 80s territory said francisco about 71 then sematech county 80 here there and then 79 read would city along the coast. up to the north bay 66% of the beach and petaluma even on the wine country. then we introduce a

chance of showers developing it on what looks like as early as thursday night and then into saturday. and your most essential about rain so far into the west season. >> marty:two people are

recovering after multiple shootings in oakland. take a look at where they happened. the first shooting happened around 9:00 friday night on 10th avenue near oakland high school. the victim is currently in the hospital in stable condition. the second shooting happened around 2:00 saturday morning on 19th street. that shooting injured one person, but officers haven't released information about the condition of the victim. police say they aren't sure if these shootings are connected. no arrests have been made. happening now. three people are recovering this morning after a major fire at a home in the sunset disctrict of san francisco. kron four's hermela aregawi reports that nine people are now without a home. >> reporter: describe chaoses' the fire burned. all they tell

me 66 firefighters showed up within minutes of the 911 call and then working quickly to contain it and several homes and businesses.

in national news. >> marty:hurricane matthew could put a temporary halt on the mosquitoes that spread the zika virus. initially after a big storm there can be a decrease in all mosquitoes. that is because adult mosquitoes, including those that carry the zika virus, are washed away by heavy rain. plus, the rain and flooding also wash larvae from from mosquito breeding sites. there have been 141 locally transmitted cases of zika reported in florida since the end of july. and a retired san mateo firefighter is in florida to help those impacted by hurricane matthew. carl kustinflew out of s-f-o yesterday afternoon. he was deployed as part of a f-

e-m-a incident support team. kustin worked closely with crews to help bring relief to victims of the oklahoma city bombing and hurricane katrina. coming up. coking with ayesha curry. find out what the m-v-p's wife cooks up for her tailgates. that's next. live look outside. san francisco international airport. for the weekned. it's the sound-waves music festival in oakland. bring out a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy a live afro- latin funk concert. it's happening at jack london square from 3:00 to 5:00. it is free to attend.

>> marty:this week's game between the 49ers and the cardinals may have been tough for niners fans to swallow. but the pregame tailgate had some added flavor. ayesha curry was at levi's alongside michael mina. cooking up some of her favorites from her new cookbook. kron4's vicki liviakis gives us a taste in this morning's edition of dine and dish. what fan doesn't love tailgating? then there's taking parking lot cuisine to a whole new level. ayesha curry at levi's stadium.cooking up some of her family favorites - alongside michael mina and his over-tyhe- top tailgate. dishes like her dad's meatloaf. and coconut thai chilli.

fans at tailgate- had a chance to sample dishes she cooks for steph and the kids. ayesha's new cookbook - a seasoned life - a little something she cooked up in her spare time. this weekend's fleet-week air shows had most people looking up.

but there were a few more- grounded events as well. take a look at this. it's the "bark at the park" at duboce park in san francisco. the event yesterday demonstrated the intelligence and skill of k-9 first responders.

these dogs are trained in bomb and drug detection, as well as urban search and rescue.

>> reporter: wonderful weekend. looking great and enjoy all this next week and might be different story. introducing rainshowers and diamond peak live shot going on their good for bonds as well the bay bridge and spiderweb very well intact offshore winds

are weakening a little bit so much of the same mostly sunny day at a little bit of an afternoon breeze and onshore breeze stirred still bellows week and entities territory 81 inland up to 88 by 4:00. some years on forecast later on during the week. >> marty: decision 20-16. the stakes are raised for tonight's second presidential debate. this after an eleven year old video was released of republican presidential candidate donald trump making shocking comments about women. some republican lawmakers have revoked their endorsements and others have called for trump to step down. correspondent emily schmidt has the latest on the fallout and what we can expect to see in tonight's debate in st. louis. >> reporter:on the day of the second presidential debate -- it is now and it's never.

presidential candidate i have tremendous support100 percent. and that never is unlike anything presidential politics have seen before. one day after an audio clip from 2005 containing sexually aggressive remarks surfaced -- trump apologized for the first time in his campaign. presidential campaign i said it. i was wrong and i apologize. just hours later he made it clear he's moving forward, tweeting, "the media and establishment want me out of the race so badly - i will never drop out of the race, will never let my supporters down!" yet, unlike any trump flap before, this time trump's words are not enough to quiet a growing storm. utah i'm out. i can no longer endorse donald trump for president. pennsylvania do i think donald trump should be stepped aside, which i've been asked many times today? yes i do. members of congress, members of the senate, not only rebuking what trump said about women but saying it's so unforgivable, they won't vote for him. statement after statement calling on trump to drop out, some saying they will write-in votes for trump runningmate mike pence pence and trump spoke saturday. pence has said he cannot defend trump's words. meanwhile, it is now less than a month until the election, early voting is underway, and a presidential debate perhaps the likes of which we've never seen before, just a few hours away. and you can watch the debate with us. we will be live streaming the debate tonight at 6:00 on kron 4.com and on our our mobile app. then after the debate, we will have full coverage for you starting on the kron 4 news at 8. another big story we are following this morning. two men are in the hospital after a double shooting in san francisco. and one of those men sustained life threating injuries. the other is expected to be ok. it happened here around 9 last night near precita park in the bernal heights neighborhood. police say the shooting happened

following an argument. both victims are in the their 20's. no arrests have been made and there is no information on a suspect. we now know the identity of the suspect who police say shot and killed two police officers in palm springs. a third officer was wounded and remains hospitalized.

police arrested 26 year old john felix in connection with the shooting. he was arrested just before one this morning. the shooting happened saturday afternoon following a family dispute. police say another suspect is

still at large. police identify the slain officers as gil vega and lesley zerebny. vega was a 35 year veteran who was set to retire in december. zerebny leaves behind a 4 month old baby.

she had recently returned to the force from maternity leave. a five year old is in critical condition and another child is in serious condition after a boat capsized near pier 45 in san francisco. here is video of the accident. it happened around 4 yesterday afternoon. in total, officials say 27 adults and 3 children were on board the 34 foot boat. a witness describes what happened. the coast guard says all 30 people on board have been accounted for after the accident. police are investigating to see if any criminal activity occured. happening today. it is the final day of fleet week. yesterday the sights and sounds of the blue angles filled the sky. and more airshows are expected to conclude the week-long celebration. kron 4's averi harper is live at the marina green with more. aveir? >> averi: was from watching on the water and bay area spots around like a treasure island if you missed it or you can come out sunday the airshow is this afternoon at noon today it is a last chance to see the blue angels and as always planning to come here and see live encouraged to take public transit know that if you are driving hear the traffic will be very heavy as the show gets under way parking will be almost impossible in the marina neighborhood if you're driving through and trying to avoid all the festivities

>> marty: and if you missed any of yesterday's blue angels excitement we will have a special re-airing of the fleet week show tonight at seven. no crowds, no traffic! that's right here on kron 4. then stick around for the kron 4 news at 8. in giants news. the giants were looking to even up their n-l-d-s series against the cubs after losing that heart-breaker friday. and things did not exactly go the giants way. we will have the full highlights coming up for you in about 10 minutes. coming up. hurricane matthew has been downgraded downgraded to post- tropical cyclone but that hasn't stoped it from brining record breaking rain and causing serious damage along the east coast. meteorologist dave spahr is tracking the storm, and and will have an update. and. the woman affectionately as miss flo, has died as a result of the injuries she suffered when someone broke into her home and beat her. what this now means for the man accused of beating her.

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>> reporter:for your money: here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. those unplanned stops for money at the a-t-m might be blowing your budget. the average fee for using an out-of-network a-t-m is now $4.57. that's an all-time record high according to "bank-rate." that means withdrawing 50- dollars will cost you nine- percent in fees. financial analysts suggest using your banks' app to help find nearby in-network a-t-m's instead. >> marty:for the weekned. it's italian heritage parade in san francisco. enjoy hands-on activities for children and families. it's happening from fisherman's wharf to washington square park starting at 12:30. it is free to attend.

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and the majority were rated as cleared or minimal at 12 weeks. be the you who talks to your dermatologist about stelara®. >> marty:in national news. hurricane matthew has been downgraded to post-tropical cyclone as the deadly storm continues sweep up the east coast. matthew has left behind record breaking flooding and rain fall across the eastern united states. this is video of the storm's aftermath from north carolina. flooded streets and heavy rain pelting the area. dave spahr is here now with more on where matthew is right now. dave? >> reporter: as her earlier posts tropical losses tropical characteristics the other thing

this storm system did it stirred up the waters here and mrs. the warm gulf mexican waters it's not the seat the water is going to be moving into a cooler environment. but that's when that 75 it lost its tropical characteristics going for here is what we have moved away as a sidebar and other tropical system down here to the south ocean beach, i speak for shot mexican album of a different story and losing our offshore winds to onshore one cooling is

off this week. air quality for the coast and east bay also moderate. and then getting the numbers in the upper 80s or 90s and then tomorrow not as aggressive. these territories east bay hills but not as aggressive as they are for today. san jose and looking at 88 milpitas at about 80 saxony concede this is police increase similar to yesterday's trading awful but the post and slop north bay and spots. 81 by 12 by for talking 88 and then then 78 the close mid-60's looking ahead in the next day's 81 dropping.

almost four weeks after a violent home invasion that left an elderly woman severely beaten, 88-year-old flo douglas has died of her injuries. now, her family is mourning the loss of 'miss flo. kron four's spencer blake explains what her death means for her accused attacker. >> :"this was a heinous crime committed by a heartless individual." the crime is even *more heinous now, almost a month after that statement was made. now, it has become a homicide.

'miss flo' douglas was unable to recover from multiple bone fractures and internal bleeding - injuries prosecutors say she got from 19-year-old zachary cuen. "it was my grandmother. it could be yours, it could be your mother." douglas had been in an intensive care unit ever since september 12th, when deputies say cuen entered her home and violently beat her multiple times, demanded money, and threatened to kill her. the attacker took off in the car from douglas's own garage. cuen was arrested just three days later. before douglas died, cuen already faced several charges, including attempted murder, which will now be upgraded. "this is sad. this is horrible. this is the most deplorable act i've ever witnessed in my entire life." cuen hasn't entered a formal plea yet, but is scheduled to appear in court again on november third. he could face life in prison if convicted. but that won't bring back a religious woman the sheriff's office calls 'a community pillar.' "beautiful person, i mean, always smiling at everybody, wavin', ya know - 'how ya doing?' - just a great gal." douglas's family encouraged the suspect to tell the truth, for his own conscience, and for the family. in san jose, spencer blake, kron four news.

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>> marty:it was another poor offensive performance from the giants. they are down 0-2 in the national league division series against the chicago cubs. the cubs got off to an early lead, up 4-1 by the second inning. brandon belt was able to bring the giants within two after this sacrifice fly. but one inning later, cubs relief pitcher travis wood hit this home run to left to put the cubs up three. and the giants couldn't get anything else on the board. 5-2 the final. the giants need to win the next three games in a row to keep

their world series hopes alive. giants fans pinning their hopes on madison bumgarner. he is on the mound tomorrow for game three at a-t-and-t park. and the mayors of each city made a friendly wager. san francisco mayor ed lee says if the giants lose he'll give two bottles of whiskey and donate to chicago's "becoming a man mentoring" program. chicago mayor rahm emanuel says if the cubs lose he'll send mayor ed lee cheesecake from eli's cheescake, some bourbon and a charitable donation. now to football. the raiders are hosting their long time rival the san diego chargers today.

the raiders have won their last two games and are currently 3 and 1. putting them in 2nd place in the a-f-c west. the broncos are in first with a four and oh record. san diego is one and three and in dead last. they've dropped their last two games by a combined total of 5 points. today's game kicks off at the coliseum at 1:25. now to college football stanford hosting washington state. it was all smiles before the game for former cardinal tiger woods and company. stanford already down 21-3 before this pick six. and that would be the only time any stanford fan smiled in this one as washington state demolished the cardinal. the cougars manhandled stanford star runningback christian mccaffrey. holding him to only 35 yards on the game. 23 of those yards came on one run. after starting off 3 and oh, the cardinal have dropped their last two games. the final, 42 to 16 cougars. and cal couldn't get the win on the road against oregon state.

they took the beavers to overtime. but they lost in o-t, 47-44. the golden bears are now 2-3. and san jose state lost to hawaii 34-17. that was their fourth straight loss. the spartans are now 1-5. we are only hours away from the 2nd presidential debate and republican presidential candiate donald trump is losing some critical support from his party. what this means for trump's status in the presidential race. live look outside. golden gate bridge. for the weekned. it's the day on the bay in alviso. enjoy free kayak rides, live entertainment and pumpkins for kids. it's happening at the alviso marina county park from 10:00 to 3:00. it is free to attend. it is free to attend. we can't go back to the years of devastating cuts to public education. exactly why i urge you to vote yes on prop 55. prop 55 prevents $4 billion in new education cuts without raising taxes on anyone. and there's strict accountability in prop 55. with local control over school funding decisions. and mandatory annual audits guaranteeing the money goes directly to our classrooms. not to bureaucracy, not to administration. so vote yes on 55.

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welcome back to kron four morning news. taking a live look outside from our embarcadero camera. meteorologist dave spahr joins me with your morning forecast. dave. >> reporter: look through the time lapse for you close cleared by this place to look carefully at what's going on into the tide going out. pretty good shot we have for you to start of the day temperatures in the '50s are dipped 60 richmond and then for reasons of the north space center of the 4957 o l for san

jose or '50s off toward the end of the parts the east bay. and then the bay upper seventies neared each territory the coast mid-60s to them balance per closed yesterday although we're losing the offshore wind with light onshore wind intensifying next couple days. >> marty:a big story we are following out of the east bay. police are searching for three people accused of kidnapping and

raping a woman near an elementary school in oakland. it happened friday morning on international boulevard -- three blocks from the international community school. the victim was taken to a hospital. police do not have any information on the three attackers. new this morning. a 11-year-old boy confesses to posting threats against salinas elementary school using a photo of a "scary clown." police say the instagram posts threatened schools in the alisal elementary school district. it created widespread fear in the area, and led to some parents pulling their kids from school. the boy confessed on saturday after a police officer contacted him. "creepy clown" threats have been directed towards many schools in the bay area and throughout the country. richmond, san jose and fairfield are just some of the bay area cities that have had clown sightings and or threats in recent weeks.

happening now. a teenager is recovering this morning after being stabbed at a school playground in santa rosa. it happened yesterday afternoon at sheppard elementary school on west avenue. witnesses say the victim was skate boarding on the playground when he was confronted by several boys. they then beat and stabbed him numerous times. the attackers ran away before sonoma county sheriff's deputies arrived. the victim has multiple stab wounds in his arm and upper body. take a look at this overturned car in vallejo. the driver was able to walk away from the accident uninjured. it happened early yesterday morning in vallejo. the car flipped on its roof after hitting three large street pilings. firefighters responded to "mare island way" to find the car upside-down with its windows blown out, and the driver freeing himself from the wreckage. the young man refused medical treatment. police are still trying to determine what caused the man to hit the thick posts. in decision 20-16. >> marty:donald trump is losing some critical support ahead of the second presidential debate tonight. this comes after a video surfaced friday where the republican nominee was heard making crude comments about women. we want to warn you--this report contains offensive language you may find disturbing. trump made these remarks in 2005 while being interviewed for an

entertainment show. he apologized on friday. democrats. including his rival hilary clinton, her running mate tim kaine and vice president joe biden all quickly came out slamming trumps character. saying he is unfit to be president. and members of the republican party are also reacting negatively. house speaker paul ryan un- invited trump to a festival in wisconsin in what was supposed to be their first joint campaign appearance. and arizona senator john mccain is formally withdrawing his support for trump. and we also heard from donald trump's wife melania. she released this statement yesterday saying. "the words my husband used are unacceptable and offensive to me. this does not represent the man that i know. he has the heart and mind of a leader. i hope people will accept his apology, as i have, and focus on the important issues facing our nation and the world." and trump vowed in capital letters on twitter saturday to "never drop of out the race" trump also saluted supporters who rallied outside trump tower in new york. the second presidential debate is tonight at 6:00. trump's comments are sure to come up. and we are live streaming the debate on kron four dot come and on our mobile app. then we will have full coverage for you starting here on the kron 4 news at 8. >> marty:hopefully you had a chance to catch the blue angels soaring over san francisco. if not along the waterfront,

then from the seat of your couch, tuned in to kron four for our special "blue angels live." over a three day span, the fleet week events are expected to attract over a million people. kron four's philippe djegal caught up with a few of them in awe when the jets streaked by. nats- "blue angels." >> reporter: in spectacular fashion. nats- "blue angels." the blue angels graced the san francisco skyline with a world class flyover to cap another mind numbing four-hour airshow. sot- "every year, every year we've been coming." in unison, the fighter jets wow spectators lined up along the marina green. eyes and cameras glued to the sky, gazing on at the amazing acrobatics with every pass. this mother and her four and a half year old son from larkspur showed up three hours before the airshow for a prime spot to catch the action. sot- "think its just his dream of the airplane, fast and so close and its like a lifetime opportunity for him."

the brietling jet team from france dazzled the crowd as well. at times twisting and turning -- just 15 feet apart. sot- "its a nice show, you know, seeing them fly and stuff -- its pretty cray stuff." a sense of pride for private first class jason sanchez with the u-s marine corps. in town for fleet week, visiting from his home base in san diego. sot- "oh, its awesome -- its awesome. its nice seeing people out here in san francisco that usually don't see the military often, be able to see them and come out and support us." a celebration of precision, speed and tremendous coordination. the u-s coast guard and the mighty c1-30 also big attractions. for some a yearly tradition. that never gets old. sot- "if you haven't made it out here, you're missing a great show. and theres different types of people everywhere -- its just -- its a blast." and, the best part is we get to do it all over again sunday afternoon. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news and if you missed any of yesterday's blue angel excitement we will have a special re-airing of the fleet week show tonight at seven. that's right here on kron4.

then stick around for the kron four news at 8. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a vermont police shooting, caught on tape. why this shooting was ruled as justified. live look outside. san mateo bridge. for the weekned. it's the "out and about" festival in the rockridge neighborhood of oakland. enjoy kids' activities, live music and food trucks. it's happening along college avenue from 12:00 to 6:00 tonight. it is free to attend.

>> marty:in national news. the police shooting of an unarmed man in vermont is ruled justified. that decision set off protests in burlington. this is video from the policeman's body camera moments before he shot a 29-year-old. it happened back on september 16th. the officer thought the wanted man had a gun behind his back as he rushed forward. the man died after being shot seven times. that is when officers learned he was not carrying a gun.

the policemen was cleared of any wrong-doing, which sparked demonstrations in the town. a state attorney says its time to look at whether these situations could be handled differently. "it seemed like it was framed already in a way of saying this is an act of "public safety" but i don't feel safe. i know neighbors in winooski don't feel safe." the officer involved in the deadly shooting is currently on paid administrative leave and seeing a counselor. he intends to return to the police department. coming up. nearly 10 people are homeless after this fire in san francisco. what neighbors say they saw and heard during the blaze. live look outside. from kirkwood for the weekend. it's the off the grid picnic party in the presidio. enjoy food from over two dozen vendors. it's happening at the main parade ground from 11:00 to 4:00. it is free to attend.

>> reporter: ice blue skies going on before continuation of our weekend and continuation of we week as well the forecast calls for highs at seven sunny album of the afternoon breeze the warm-up inland's uppers pop and upper 80s territory. we get into to are not as aggressive as we go from upper 80s to 90 possibly mid lower 80s at that according to the forecast models. the difference pattern offshore wind " replaced by onshore winds and ankles is soft and the week. berkeley's 73 fremont 75 lisa a. hills upper

80s and 90 and then not of the south bay coming in at 83 for rotten view cupertino 85 most the south the ratings come in at upper 80s and then this really hasn't changed much from yesterday although we do not as much bigger change tomorrow. of the north bay 66 stinson beach panama 66 sonatas also for nevada's wild. a vault of vallejo and then 894 vacaville these upper 80s will be replaced coming into and so of that check of the sunday forecast to we're talking about lower 80s in the '70s come tuesday wednesday. >> reporter: as showers by

friday afternoon evening taking us into next weekend's inland high as 68 come saturday. >> marty: think about last occasion i did you decide where you want to go with it because the sun so the sites headed you decide. is the and the us the score that you've decision. >> reporter: first cut the book born venture island. this is in quebec 54,000 couples go every summer and over a hundred

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on the bay mid-70s territory talk about showers and next weekend talking body coming back up. >> rebecca: >> marty: decision 20-16. the stakes are raised for tonight's second presidential debate. this after an eleven year old video was released of republican presidential candidate donald trump making shocking comments about women. some republican lawmakers have revoked their endorsements and others have called for trump to step down. correspondent emily schmidt has the latest on the fallout and what we can expect to see in tonight's debate in st. louis. on the day of the second presidential debate -- it is now and it's never. presidential candidate i have tremendous support100 percent.

and that never is unlike anything presidential politics have seen before. one day after an audio clip from 2005 containing sexually aggressive remarks surfaced -- trump apologized for the first time in his campaign. presidential campaign i said it. i was wrong and i apologize. just hours later he made it clear he's moving forward, tweeting, "the media and establishment want me out of the race so badly - i will never drop out of the race, will never let my supporters down!" yet, unlike any trump flap before, this time trump's words are not enough to quiet a growing storm. utah i'm out. i can no longer endorse donald trump for president. pennsylvania do i think donald trump should be stepped aside, which i've been asked many times today? yes i do. members of congress, members of the senate, not only rebuking what trump said about women but saying it's so unforgivable, they won't vote for him. statement after statement calling on trump to drop out, some saying they will write-in votes for trump runningmate mike pence pence and trump spoke saturday. pence has said he cannot defend trump's words. meanwhile, it is now less than a month until the election,

early voting is underway, and a presidential debate perhaps the likes of which we've never seen before, just a few hours away. and you can watch the debate with us. we will be live streaming the debate tonight at 6:00 on kron 4.com and on our our mobile app. then after the debate, we will have full coverage for you starting on the kron 4 news at 8. >> marty:another big story we are following this morning. two men are in the hospital after a double shooting in san francisco. and one of those men sustained life threating injuries. the other is expected to be ok. it happened here around 9 last night near precita park in the bernal heights neighborhood. police say the shooting happened following an argument. both victims are in the their 20's. no arrests have been made and there is no information on a suspect. we now know the identity of the suspect who police say shot and killed two police officers in palm springs. a third officer was wounded and remains hospitalized. police arrested 26 year old john felix in connection with

the shooting. he was arrested just before one this morning. the shooting happened saturday afternoon following a family dispute. police say another suspect is still at large. police identify the slain officers as gil vega and lesley zerebny. vega was a 35 year veteran who was set to retire in december. zerebny leaves behind a 4 month old baby. she had recently returned to the force from maternity leave. a five year old is in critical condition and another child is in serious condition after a boat capsized near pier 45 in san francisco. here is video of the accident. it happened around 4 yesterday afternoon. in total, officials say 27 adults and 3 children were on board the 34 foot boat. a witness describes what happened. the coast guard says all 30 people on board have been accounted for after the accident. police are investigating to see if any criminal activity occured. happening today. it is the final day of fleet week. yesterday the sights and sounds of the blue angles filled the sky. and more airshows are expected to conclude the week-long celebration.

kron 4's averi harper is live at the marina green with more. aveir? >> averi: assess humanitarian village starting to call live here it will be filled with people who are taking part in the activities watching rescue demonstrations the detraction is the blue angels airshow. do want to show you video from yesterday and then san francisco waterfront those watching from both on the water and those for

watching is in various spots like ryland. do not worry you can come out today and the last airshow starts this afternoon at an. as your last chance to see the blue angels and the flash and as always pining come down here see a live regurgitate public transit know that if you are driving in this area traffic will be very heavy and parking will be nearly impossible in the area also trying to avoid all these festivities probably best to avoid the parade and neighborhood again created starts adnan and be here to watch all happen at this hour today. >> marty: and if you missed any of yesterday's blue angels excitement we will have a special re-airing of the fleet week show tonight at seven. no crowds, no traffic! that's right here on kron 4. then stick around for the kron 4 news at 8. in giants news. the giants were looking to even up their n-l-d-s series against the cubs after losing that heart-breaker friday. and things did not exactly go the giants way. we will have the full highlights coming up for you in about 10

minutes. coming up. hurricane matthew has been downgraded downgraded to post- tropical cyclone but that hasn't stoped it from brining record breaking rain and causing serious damage along the east coast. meteorologist dave spahr is tracking the storm, and and will have an update. and. the woman affectionately as miss flo, has died as a result of the injuries she suffered when someone broke into her home and beat her. what this now means for the man accused of beating her. also. getting money from the a-t-m is starting to cost you a pretty penny as well. advice to avoid those high a-t-m fees. that's next. r

>> marty:for your money: here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. those unplanned stops for money at the a-t-m might be blowing your budget. the average fee for using an out-of-network a-t-m is now $4.57. that's an all-time record high according to "bank-rate." that means withdrawing 50- dollars will cost you nine- percent in fees. financial analysts suggest using your banks' app to help find nearby in-network a-t-m's instead. verizon and sprint are allowing customers to trade in their samsung galaxy note seven for a different phone. the move comes a few days after a phone believed to be a replacement note seven caught fire on board a southwest airlines flight. samsung launched its new galaxy note seven smartphone in august. a few weeks later, customers started reporting their phones were catching fire while charging. in september, samsung launched a global recall program for two- and-a-half million devices. for the weekned. it's italian heritage parade in san francisco. enjoy hands-on activities for children and families. it's happening from fisherman's wharf to washington square park starting at 12:30.

it is free to attend.

>> marty:in national news. hurricane matthew has been downgraded to post-tropical cyclone as the deadly storm continues sweep up the east coast. matthew has left behind record breaking flooding and rain fall across the eastern united states. this is video of the storm's aftermath from north carolina. flooded streets and heavy rain pelting the area. dave spahr is here now with more on where matthew is right now. dave? dave? no carrierringringconnect 38400

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fremont 85 and that had already spells same droll we've been talking about brady's near about 90. the next eight hours by 1:00 5:00 at a six as well for the bay mid-70s and then next three days amid temperatures drop that gives us by tuesday then approaching low week and we're talking about rain after the san forecast coming up.

>> marty:almost four weeks after a violent home invasion that left an elderly woman severely beaten, 88-year-old flo douglas has died of her injuries. now, her family is mourning the loss of 'miss flo. kron four's spencer blake explains what her death means for her accused attacker. "this was a heinous crime committed by a heartless individual." >> reporter:the crime is even *more heinous now, almost a month after that statement was made. now, it has become a homicide. 'miss flo' douglas was unable to recover from multiple bone fractures and internal bleeding - injuries prosecutors say she got from 19-year-old zachary cuen. "it was my grandmother. it could be yours, it could be your mother." douglas had been in an intensive care unit ever since september 12th, when deputies say cuen entered her home and violently beat her multiple times, demanded money, and threatened to kill her. the attacker took off in the car from douglas's own garage.

cuen was arrested just three days later. before douglas died, cuen already faced several charges, including attempted murder, which will now be upgraded. "this is sad. this is horrible. this is the most deplorable act i've ever witnessed in my entire life." cuen hasn't entered a formal plea yet, but is scheduled to appear in court again on november third. he could face life in prison if convicted. but that won't bring back a religious woman the sheriff's office calls 'a community pillar.' "beautiful person, i mean, always smiling at everybody, wavin', ya know - 'how ya doing?' - just a great gal." douglas's family encouraged the suspect to tell the truth, for his own conscience, and for the family.

in san jose, spencer blake, kron four news. in the east bay. we are now learning more about the man who tried to kidnap five year old boy in emeryville. we first told you about this story yesterday morning. it all happened friday at 53rd street and san pablo avenue. police say eddie fontenette tried not once, but twice to grab the child. fontenette is being charged with attempted kidnapping, child endangerment and a probation violation police say fontenette's attempt to kidnapp the child was foiled by the screaming of the child's relative. >> marty:in the east bay. at least eight families are homeless after a fire burned through an apartment complex in concord. kron4 's lydia pan-ta-zes shows us the damage. the flyers are we going to the roof and they kept spreading and spreading. family's struggle to get out of the spring apartment building in concord. everyone got out safely but two people injured. tereus is for the

flames that six others damaged to cats also died. they did rescue uncapped seen here being comforted by women later took the gamble to that and it'll have a damage estimate but they believe the fire was an accident. coming up. game 2, giants cubs. the series? live look outside. richmond bridge for the weekend: it's the final day of fleet week come out and tour the u-s-s san diego, the h-m-c-s calgary and more. it's happening along the embarcadero from 9:00 t0 4:00.

it is free to attend. it was another poor offensive performance from the giants. they are down 0-2 in the national league division series against the chicago cubs. the cubs got off to an early lead, up 4-1 by the second inning. brandon belt was able to bring the giants within two after this sacrifice fly. but one inning later, cubs relief pitcher travis wood hit this home run to left to put the cubs up three. and the giants couldn't get anything else on the board. 5-2 the final. the giants need to win the next three games in a row to keep their world series hopes alive. giants fans pinning their hopes on madison bumgarner. he is on the mound tomorrow for game three at a-t-and-t park. and the mayors of each city made a friendly wager. san francisco mayor ed lee says if the giants lose he'll give two bottles of whiskey and donate to chicago's "becoming a man mentoring" program. chicago mayor rahm emanuel says if the cubs lose he'll send mayor ed lee cheesecake from eli's cheescake, some bourbon and a charitable donation. now to football. the raiders are hosting their long time rival the san diego chargers today. the raiders have won their last two games and are currently 3 and 1. putting them in 2nd place in the a-f-c west. the broncos are in first with a four and oh record. san diego is one and three and in dead last. they've dropped their last two games by a combined total of 5 points. today's game kicks off at the coliseum at 1:25. now to college football stanford hosting washington state. it was all smiles before the game for former cardinal tiger woods and company. stanford already down 21-3 before this pick six. and that would be the only time any stanford fan smiled in this one

as washington state demolished the cardinal. the cougars manhandled stanford star runningback christian mccaffrey. holding him to only 35 yards on the game. 23 of those yards came on one run. after starting off 3 and oh, the cardinal have dropped their last two games. the final, 42 to 16 cougars. and cal couldn't get the win on the road against oregon state. they took the beavers to overtime. but they lost in o-t, 47-44. the golden bears are now 2-3. and san jose state lost to hawaii 34-17. that was their fourth straight loss. the spartans are now 1-5. we are only hours away from the 2nd presidential debate and republican presidential candiate donald trump is losing some critical support from his party. what this means for trump's status in the presidential race.

>> marty:live look outside. golden gate bridge. welcome back to kron four morning news. taking a live look outside from our embarcadero camera. meteorologist dave spahr joins me with your morning forecast. dave. >> reporter: to watch the sun felt the skies here as you will about his going on here nothing to terrible temperatures close to what another shot the golden gate lots of the will to will lose guys. fairfield conquered 6165 going on for oakland and then hayward up in the north bay to cerros of local cool spot in

contrast lars 60 the work this morning a couple hours ago talking about forties 59 going on for livermore. exit hours until 60 1:00 in mind 86 also by 5:00 p.m. than filet 7675 a share the costs remaining preschooler and the middle '60s and the forecast it succeeded 9 at the differences go steady mile open 74 sunny and mild and still high in san jose at san jose just sitting at it back together and then noticed happens temperatures drop of monday to step closer examination and mention of rain and next weekend. widespread if

your and led some parents pulling kids from school confess on saturday. clown five says he no directed toward the bay area and the country's sambos a fairfield so the bay area cities that had clowned sightings in recent weeks. teen-agers recovering after being stabbed at a school playground in santa rosa at shepherd elementary school. they beat him and

stabbed him numerous times and then the victim has also stab wounds and upper arm upper body.

in decision 20-16. donald trump is losing some critical support ahead of the second presidential debate tonight. this comes after a video surfaced friday where the republican nominee was heard making crude comments about women. we want to warn you--this report contains offensive language you may find disturbing. trump made these remarks in 2005 while being interviewed for an entertainment show. he apologized on friday. democrats. including his rival hilary clinton, her running mate tim kaine and vice president joe biden all quickly came out slamming trumps character. saying he is unfit to be president. and members of the republican party are also reacting negatively. house speaker paul ryan un- invited trump to a festival in wisconsin in what was supposed to be their first joint campaign appearance. and arizona senator john mccain is formally withdrawing his support for trump. and we also heard from donald trump's wife melania. she released this statement yesterday saying. "the words my husband used are unacceptable and offensive to me. this does not represent the man that i know. he has the heart and mind of a leader. i hope people will accept his apology, as i have, and focus on the important issues facing our nation and the world." and trump vowed in capital letters on twitter saturday to "never drop of out the race" trump also saluted supporters

who rallied outside trump tower in new york. the second presidential debate is tonight at 6:00. trump's comments are sure to come up. and we are live streaming the debate on kron four dot come and on our mobile app. then we will have full coverage for you starting here on the kron 4 news at 8. hopefully you had a chance to catch the blue angels soaring over san francisco. if not along the waterfront, then from the seat of your couch, tuned in to kron four for our special "blue angels live." over a three day span, the fleet week events are expected to attract over a million people. kron four's philippe djegal caught up with a few of them in awe when the jets streaked by. nats- "blue angels."

in spectacular fashion. nats- "blue angels." the blue angels graced the san francisco skyline with a world class flyover to cap another mind numbing four-hour airshow. sot- "every year, every year we've been coming." in unison, the fighter jets wow spectators lined up along the marina green. eyes and cameras glued to the sky, gazing on at the amazing acrobatics with every pass. this mother and her four and a half year old son from larkspur showed up three hours before the airshow for a prime spot to catch the action. sot- "think its just his dream of the airplane, fast and so close and its like a lifetime opportunity for him." the brietling jet team from france dazzled the crowd as well. at times twisting and turning -- just 15 feet apart. sot- "its a nice show, you know, seeing them fly and stuff -- its pretty cray stuff." a sense of pride for private first class jason sanchez with the u-s marine corps. in town for fleet week, visiting from his home base in san diego. sot- "oh, its awesome -- its awesome. its nice seeing people out here in san francisco that usually don't see the military often, be able to see them and come out and support us." a celebration of precision, speed and tremendous coordination. the u-s coast guard and the mighty c1-30 also big attractions. for some a yearly tradition. that never gets old. sot- "if you haven't made it out here, you're missing a great

show. and theres different types of people everywhere -- its just -- its a blast." and, the best part is we get to do it all over again sunday afternoon. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news and if you missed any of yesterday's blue angel excitement we will have a special re-airing of the fleet week show tonight at seven. that's right here on kron4. then stick around for the kron four news at 8. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a vermont police shooting, caught on tape. why this shooting was ruled as justified. live look outside. san mateo bridge. for the weekned. it's the "out and about" festival in the rockridge neighborhood of oakland. enjoy kids' activities, live music and food trucks. it's happening along college avenue from 12:00 to 6:00 tonight.

it is free to attend. in national news. the police shooting of an unarmed man in vermont is ruled justified. that decision set off protests in burlington. this is video from the policeman's body camera moments before he shot a 29-year-old. it happened back on september 16th. the officer thought the wanted man had a gun behind his back as he rushed forward. the man died after being shot seven times. that is when officers learned he was not carrying a gun. the policemen was cleared of any wrong-doing, which sparked demonstrations in the town. a state attorney says its time

to look at whether these situations could be handled differently. "it seemed like it was framed already in a way of saying this is an act of "public safety" but i don't feel safe. i know neighbors in winooski don't feel safe." the officer involved in the deadly shooting is currently on paid administrative leave and seeing a counselor. he intends to return to the police department. coming up. nearly 10 people are homeless after this fire in san francisco. what neighbors say they saw and heard during the blaze. live look outside. from kirkwood for the weekend. it's the off the grid picnic party in the presidio. enjoy food from over two dozen vendors. it's happening at the main parade ground from 11:00 to 4:00. it is free to attend.

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

>> reporter: great everywhere monday picture it that looks good and the scud at the base for alcatraz island. a great way to tap of a week and for fleet week a beautiful perfect timing next week and will be a different story begins that including your for some forecast

for you we this is what's going on early hazelwood of that we showed you at about trust shot and onshore temperatures fall are high as they mostly sunny and an afternoon breeze to throw in and then it temperatures there you see them pop up and upper 80s territory. trout i the aggressive with the high is the lower 80s and then as rego again as the circle of going forward. doesn't bring any precipitation but most of them remained the no. beginning part of the weekend and then for the latter portion mid-70s eight needs a word 85 east bay shoreline and over the east bay hills all the bradys are still nine years over brentwood. a three going on mountain view 85 cupertino 88 san jose 86 for

milpitas meanwhile severances go down for 69 mission district about 71. and then here comes a change 81 tuesday and then by thursday night of the first real possibility perhaps sprinkles and friday afternoon evening is or if a show for the vantage point and then most unsolved week and the cool temperatures in my high as 60 years ago by the bay.

>> marty:in the east bay. two people are recovering after multiple shootings in oakland. take a look at where they happened. the first shooting happened around 9:00 friday night on 10th avenue near oakland high school. the victim is currently in the hospital in stable condition. the second shooting happened around 2:00 saturday morning on 19th street. that shooting injured one person, but officers haven't released information about the condition of the victim. police say they aren't sure if these shootings are connected. no arrests have been made. happening now. three people are recovering this morning after a major fire at a home in the sunset disctrict of san francisco. kron four's hermela aregawi reports that nine people are now without a home. and the >> reporter: ceding the

cause of the to alarm fire that burned through building on more year ago 21st street. three people rushed to hospital expected to make a full recovery. neighbors described the chaos says the fire burned. a cause significant damage to his home. 6600 firefighters and

shot to the scene within minutes of the 911 call and may but down from within an hour quickly to contain it because the proximity >> marty:the makers of epi-pen agree to pay close to a half- billion dollar fine. mylan is paying 465-million dollars after a settlement with the justice department. this follows news that the emergency allergy injection was incorrectly classified as a generic product. the federal government says epi- pen is a branded drug, meaning mylan should have been paying

medicaid a much higher rebate. the company has also been in the headlines for increasing the consumer price of the drug from 100-dollars to 600-dollars over seven years. in national news.

hurricane matthew could put a temporary halt on the mosquitoes that spread the zika virus. initially after a big storm there can be a decrease in all mosquitoes.

>> marty:this week's game between the 49ers and the cardinals may have been tough for niners fans to swallow. but the pregame tailgate had some added flavor. ayesha curry was at levi's alongside michael mina. cooking up some of her favorites from her new cookbook. kron4's vicki liviakis gives us a taste in this morning's edition of dine and dish. >> reporter:what fan doesn't love tailgating? then there's taking parking lot cuisine to a whole new level. ayesha curry at levi's stadium.cooking up some of her family favorites - alongside michael mina and his over-tyhe- top tailgate. dishes like her dad's meatloaf. and coconut thai chilli.

fans at tailgate- had a chance to sample dishes she cooks for steph and the kids. ayesha's new cookbook - a seasoned life - a little something she cooked up in her spare time. this weekend's fleet-week air shows had most people looking up. but there were a few more- grounded events as well. take a look at this. it's the "bark at the park" at duboce park in san francisco. the event yesterday demonstrated the intelligence and skill of k- 9 first responders. these dogs are trained in bomb

>> marty: joyless sunshine what you can we will see you next

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