(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> vicki:now at five. the bay area is gearing up for its first major storm system expected to hit tomorrow. impacting your morning commute.

>> grant:right now a live picture outside. at san francisco's embarcadero camera. where it's clear skies. but that's all about to change tomorrow. >> vicki:you can see now. live on our storm tracker radar. as this system is making its way towards the bay area. good eveing, i'm vicki liviakis. >> grant:and i'm grant lodes. this storm will bring some much needed rain for drought stricken california. but also some hazardous weather conditions. >> grant:tonight.team coverage. kron four's dan kerman is live in san francisco. things to get you ready.to keep you and your home safe. >> grant:but first let's start with kron four meteorologist lawrence karnow. whose tracking this storm for us in the weather center. lawrence, what can you tell >> reporter:we will see increasing clouds tonight and winds will increase. rain will be winds friday morning turning to showers in the afternoon.

>> reporter:with the pending storm around the corner, tree crews have been scattered across the bay area, doing some last minute pruning before the rain and wind arrive. >> reporter:maintaining your trees is one way to prevent potential property damage.or worse.if they come down and hit people. >> reporter:but how do you know which ones should concern you. >> reporter:kron 4's dan kerman got those answers today from an arborist he joins us live from san francisco with what you need to know. >> reporter:tree experts say the biggest concern with the coming storm is that strong winds could take down branches nicholas crawford/davey tree arborist 08-17 this is an example of a tree where the ends are less dense, or thinned out, which makes it better prepared for a storm. arborist nicholas crawford says those scanning their own yards should check for that and make sure trees are cutback at least 4 feet away from the home >> reporter:another concern

are trees like this one that are already leaning >> reporter:and kron four. has you covered once this storm hits tomorrow morning. we'll be on starting at 4 a- m. kron four's averi harper will be in the north bay. where the storm is expected to hit first. >> reporter:reporter will tran will be in the east bay showing us how folks are faring there. terisa estacio will be on the peninsula.all them.tracking the traffic impact.it's sure to me worse than a normal friday morning. >> reporter:and in our weather center.all hands on deck.kron four's james fletcher and dave spahr will let you know how the storm is progressing.if it's stalling.and when there may be a break. >> reporter:that's tomorrow morning from four to ten! >> reporter:don't forget you can get the latest forecast. on the kron four mobile app. it's free to dowload for all anroid and apple devices. we also have a live radar. on our website kron four dot.com

(mke) clinton in bay area-2- >> reporter:passion on the campaign trail. >> reporter:hillary clinton talking to supporters at a san francisco fundraiser this afternoon. hundreds of people inside the event. >> reporter:but as kron4's maureen kelly reports. there were groups outside too. and not everyone ws a supporter. >>i want to give you something to vote for not against. >> reporter:secretary clinton started her day in san francisco by making a surprise visit at her campaign headquaters on van nessspeaking to volunteers getting out the vote. >>i want to give us an agenda that will move us forward into the future. >> reporter:these snapshots here show nancy pelosi's seven year old grandaughter bella giving clinton a poster she made herself of the presidential candidate outside hillary shook hands with a cheering crowdwho thanked her for running. >>"we've got to do it" >> reporter:after she got her in motorcadeshe left behind some pretty pumped up supporters.

>>i'cant believe it this is so exciting i've never seen a president up closeeven though she's not quite president she's going to be one any minute it's so exciting. >>it was amazing i am shaking she has what it takes to be our next president she has class she is demure she is super amazing >> reporter:the line to get in to her bill graham civic auditorium stretched around the plaza.with donors paying anywhere from 45 dollars to 50-thousand dollars.to see the person they hope to be the first female president of the united states. >>i'm finally optimistic so hopefully i am correct and things will go our way >> reporter:while i didn't see any trump supportersthere were demonstrators pushing candidates farther to the left. >>donald trump is a misogynistic capitalistic pig by hillary clinton is a war monger she is not the antiodite. >> reporter:those who were inside to hear the speech said they were moved by what she had to say. >>she definatley talked to the san francisco audience. climate control was front and center as was gun control, reasonable gun control and she's all about children and as mothers that really speaks to our hearts. >> reporter:from here clinton heads to la to tape an episode of the ellen show and to attend a beverely hills fundraiser before moving on to the battleground states. maureen kelly kron4 news

>> grant:next week clinton will be facing off with donald trump for the final presidential debate on wednesday. return >> grant:also on the campaign trail. donald trump in florida and ohio today. responding to a flood of accusations of inappropriate contact with women. >> reporter:passionate denials from the donald. also, he's delivering threats of legal action, and attacks on the opposition. as the controversies pile up, trump's poll numbers keep sliding -- and the republican's path to the presidency appears to be narrowing. >> grant:from our partners at cnn. reporter karin caifa has the latest. >> reporter: narrowing potential path to victory. from blue to red truck is using his message on

training and jobs. he is trailing clinton by 11 points. in virginia, took leads by 9. and there is the seventh point lead from clinton and wisconsin. >> vicki:back here in the bay area. the boat that capsized with several children and adults--- being thrust into the chilly waters of the bay was pulled out of the water today. as kron four's terisa wondering why so many people were on board and why no one had a life jacket on. >> reporter:early in the morning - the operation to lift the sunken 34 foot cabin cruiser named khalsi - got underway- the orange and white barriers were put out to protect the leaked out. >> reporter:it was on saturday afternoon - during fleet week festivities - when this happeend, the boat with 30 people on board capsized - an investigation is underway - several children ended up in the chilly waters, including one that was found unconscious and not breathing. police say they are looking into

whether there was enough life jackets on board - whether anyone was wearing them. there is speculation that there were too many people on board for the size of the craft. >>sot/tc: john zankich/boat captain - i feel sorry for all of those. >> first all i am thinking about how a bit dirty people fit on that vessel?-- how did 30 people fit >> reporter:john zankich captains a 58 steel fishing vessel - he thursday as divers worked to raise the cruiser. >>sot/tc: it seems like no way you could have that many people on board. >> reporter:in a few hours - divers made progress. using black air bags to lift the submerged boat - and three different pumps strategically situated - the boat began to rise to the surface. >>sot/tc; they were certainly making headway. >> reporter:by noon - most of the boat was visible - the boat will be pulled into a dock to be examined for further clues on what

happened and why. in sf, te return to index of >> vicki:still ahead on kron four news. a robbery suspect found hiding in an east bay high school. >> vicki:this all while class was inwhere police located the suspect--- details after the break. >> grant:and. a warning in the east bay as armed robberies over the past few days. what you need to look out for. >> vicki:and. la nina is forming. find out what kind of weater. la nina is expected to bring to the bay area

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>> grant: a police pursuit of a pair of auto theft suspects ends outside an east bay high school. it put the school in lock down for a time. investigators tell kron4's haaziq madyun one of the suspects actually ran onto the school campus.

>> reporter:two auto theft suspects ditched this stolen vehicle right across the street from acalanes high school thursday around 10:25 am. this photo was taken by claire gallagher of the acalanes blue print. this is cellphone video recorded while police searched for the two suspects >>"one had went north into the high school the high school campus" >> reporter:lafayette police chief eric christensen >>"set up a perimeter, placed the school on lockdown, we also placed spring hill elementary school on lockdown" >> reporter:lafayette police notified and residents in the area using this nixel app >>"so with one message in the community we can tell everyone.here is what's going on" >> reporter:what was going on started thursday morning here at dicks sporting goods in pleasant hill. that is where the two suspects allegedly tried to use credit cards that were taken during an auto burglary spree in danville earlier this week. pleasant hill police were notified and followed the suspects into lafayette >>"the suspect that went into the campus was located soon room, he was taken into custody, the suspect located on the south end was located by a concord police canine" >> reporter:the lockdown was lifted about an hour later,

no students or teachers were injured during the incident. in lafayette haaziq madyun, kron4news. >> grant:in the south bay. we now know the identity of the suspects who were arrested after a seven-hour long standoff in san jose. the man has been identified as 36-year-old jesus calixto. and the second suspect has been identified as 27-year- old rachael losoya. >> grant:the drama started yesterday morning after a burglary was reported at the o'reilly auto parts store on tully road in east san jose. police say calixto and losoya robbed the store. losoya was arrested nearby, and calixto took off.allegedly breaking into three nearby houses.which were occupied. >> grant:police say he stayed in one of the homes. where he held a woman against her will with a knife before police peacefully took him into custody. >> grant:returning now to our top story, the weather. forecasters are becoming more bullish on forecasts

that the phenomenon known as 'la nina' is going to influence our weather this winter. >> grant:kron four's rob fladeboe is live in san jose with details about what one long time bay area expert is saying about la nina. rob??? >> vicki: hi rob! >> reporter:golden gate weather service forecaster jan null is talking about the water temperature in the equatorial pacific, which can influence our weather here on the west coast. >> this case, there is a watch for lanina ... is a 70

percent chance that we will have a weak one for the remainder of the fall and winter months. >> reporter:la nina means, on average, northwest and less for california, but not always. the same is true for el nino, last year's el nino was a kind of dud, producing only normal rainfall for francisco. >> that has to be tempered by the fact that we have had weak systems. so, if we are just going on past averages. yes, it will get worse. but that is not a forecast that it does what is happening or had happened in the past. >> reporter:null says a la nina would likely mean slightly more less farther south. but even five or 10 percent more or less snow and or rain could make a big difference in terms of the drought.

>> best case for california is that it is a wet year. that it is wetter than normal in regards to be rain fall especially in beef up our part of the state. again, if it's a dry your?-- dry year? >> reporter: been rain coming in tomorrow and we can best i have anything to do with lanina ... and october is not a great predictability of what the rest of the your will be like. >> reporter: --year will be like

we will see increasing clouds tonight and winds will increase. rain will be winds friday morning turning to showers in the afternoon. >> reporter: we are quite to see a serious amount of rainfall probably going into the weekend. there is a typhoon that is bringing it all looked at one stroke. you can see the rain fall coming in right now. making its way into the western corner of california. you get the yellow and orange. that is the way, out come the and sliding in and all directions. bring it and write about the time of heavy commute. >> reporter: expect rain development with heavy at times as burning to the south tomorrow. --heavy at times around the south tomorrow.

may >> reporter: be, more rain. especially saturday and into sunday. >> reporter: the heavy amount will be in the pacific northwest. it will be with the system plenty of rain fall. it could be a very messy comment and then we will catch a little bit of a break. and then we will get ready for the next system coming in on saturday at and to sunday. we are one to see some experts of best- and press the, out. --we are going to see some impressive amounts. >> reporter: you are looking at a sustained way of our 20 mi. per hour tomorrow and

that there will be somewhat pleased of up to 40 to 50 mi. per hour. >> vicki:still ahead. hurricane matthew has u-s. and now the carolinas are gearing up for hurricane nicole. >> vicki:the lastest on the storm. >> grant:plus. a sudden and alarming spike east bay community. a sudden and alarming spike east bay community. we'll have details oh. yeah. if you're living with frequent, unpredictable diarrhea and abdominal pain, you may have irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea, or ibs-d. a condition that can be really frustrating. talk to your doctor about viberzi, a different way to treat ibs-d. viberzi is a prescription medication you take every day that helps proactively manage both diarrhea and abdominal pain at the same time. so you stay ahead of your symptoms. viberzi can cause new or worsening abdominal pain. do not take viberzi if you have or may have had: pancreas or severe liver problems, problems with alcohol abuse, long-lasting or severe constipation,

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and they lied about it thatfor decades.ls. now they're lying about prop 56. if you don't use tobacco, you don't pay. smokers pay - their fair share of the 3 billion in health care costs all taxpayers are paying now. and there's one more thing: our kids. every state that's significantly raised tobacco taxes has reduced youth smoking. please. vote yes on 56. if we can save even a few lives, it's worth it. >> vicki:in the east bay. police are investigating a string of armed robberies at

uc berkley. >> grant:kron four's reports from the campus police department. to explain what's going on. >> reporter: walkie on the 2100 street of a ridge or rolled and that is what a proper approach. coming after a weekend of kron4.com is on campus. five reported robberies and four to five instances. the people responsible in all but one of the cases have not been apprehended by police. talking to students on campus about what they are doing to stay safe. yeah >> as all of a sudden there is a warning from police so that with a little bit of a disconfirmed. but i still felt for the five walking all round. --still permit--

still feel pretty sight walking all round. >> making sure the two are not looking at your phone when you are not walking- touch when you are walking arrau and make sure you stay aware of your surroundings. maybe walk with france or take a drive. -- or maybe, take a ride. >> reporter:averi harper-in berkley, kron4news >> grant:the death toll from hurricane matthew continues to rise--- as thousands of people are still dealing coming up next, an update on the recovery efforts. on the east coast. >> vicki:plus. an update on the two boston officers who were critically a domestic despite call. keep it locked. as kron four news continues. return to

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> grant:in north carolina.the nightmare of hurricane matthew continues. you can see the devastation that has destroyed much of the state. >> vicki:for those living through the tragedy. things are likely to get worse.before they get better. from our partners at c-n- n.scott mclean reports.

north carolina >>"the statewide status is there have been 2,200, almost 2,300 rescues, to date. the good news is those rescues seem to be slowing down." >> reporter:days after matthew struck off the east coast and moved out to sea, north carolina the rain the storm dumped on the eastern part of the state, causing historic flooding to move down the rivers from raleigh to the coast of the 30 deaths so far attributed to matthew in the u.s, 20 have been in north carolina alone, almost all due to drowning in the rapidly rising waters >>breana lawson/flood victim- "it was dark. and when i went to get on the highway, although i couldn't see the water i could feel it. it didn't seem like i was going onto an interstate, it seemed like i was driving my truck into the river." >> reporter:the federal government has declared disasters in a third of the state's 100 counties. many people are without power and clean water, >> reporter:in many cases, they have lost everthing

>>larry love/ lumberton resident- i never seen it like this. i've lived here for 60 years; i've never seen it like this in lumberton or robison county. >> reporter:larry love was forced out of his mobile home when the water started to rise. he his home under chest deep water. he has insurance, just not flood insurance. >>larry love/ lumberton resident- i feel bad, but i can't do anything about it.all i can do is thank god that i'm here and i'm living, and try to rebuild. i'm hurt, truly, but it's a material thing and it can be replaced. as long as my family is well and i'm well. >> vicki:hurricane nicole made a direct hit on bermuda today.as the strongest storm to hit that area in 13 years. >> grant:catherine heenan is here with the latest on 'that' storm todya. it just seems like ithey just keep

coming! >> catherine: it really does. >> catherine:nicole snapped trees, flooded homes and peeled off some rooftops. hitting the british territory of bermuda as abut it could have been much worse. a last-hour 'wobble' spared bermuda from the strongest winds.and the hurricane warning has been downgraded to a tropical storm warning. >> catherine:still - there's lots of damage, up to 8 inches of rain, dangerous waves and widespread power outages. some roads and walls have collapsed. the hurricane warning has been downgraded to a tropical storm warning for bermuda. >> catherine:and things will continue to ease up. there have been no reports of deaths or major injuries. >> grant:lawrenence carlisle,

our meterologist... >> reporter:we will see increasing will increase. rain will be heavy at times with gust winds friday morning turning to showers in the afternoon. >> reporter: an inch of rain and that system as it makes its way to the bay area. as we head into tomorrow morning for the commute, guess what? it is quick to be here and make a mess of things. we do have some wind coming out of the fault. but it's not too bad. it will wrap up may be around 20 to 30 mi. per hour dust in some spots. and over the mountain tops.

tropical moisture which is brandy and a lot of rain fall in the bay area and pacific northwest. >> reporter: time it out for you. tomorrow morning, look at that right over the heart of the bay area. the storm system working its way on the door with the heavy rainfall and some very gusty winds. and by the morning. it looked like it would try it out. but the first part of saturday the are more storms or what it's like it really more of the heavier rainfall. saturday and into sunday with a couple of thunderstorms. there has going the fastest deport be some pretty wild weather, it's our way crit--there will be some pretty wild what are coming our way. >> grant:boston's police commissioner says two officers--- wounded in a gunbattle with a suspect are recovering. police say the officers

remain in critical condition at a boston hospital. the two were called out to an apparent domestic dispute in east boston last night. >> grant:when the officers arrived, they came under fire. police later shot and killed the suspect -- 33-year-old kirk figueroa. he did not have a criminal history and was not licensed to carry a gun in massachusetts. >> grant:but officers say he may have been prosecuted in other states for impersonating a police officer and possibly arson. but that information has yet to be confirmed. >> grant:thousands of law enforcement officers attended a memorial service for a los angeles who was shot and killed last week in the line of duty. you can see hundreds of police cars filled the parking lot of lancaster baptist church today.to honor the 29-year veteran steve owen's he was killed while responding to a burglary call in lancaster on october fifth. >> grant:owen is survived by his wife and three children. his suspected killer. trenton lovell is facing multiple charges including capital murder. and could receive the death penalty or life in prison without parole if convicted. return

>> vicki:a man accused of setting off bombs in new jersey and new york city made his first court appearance today. ahmad khan rahimi is charges for attempting to shoot and kill officers trying to capture him. he is reportedly reposnsible for setting off a pipe bomb in a new jersey town.and the same day.a pressure cooker bomb in new york city. >> vicki:this all happened on september 17th. you can see in the video.rahimi appeared in court via video from his hospital bed. he has been hospitalized with gunshot wounds from the shootout with police that led to his arrest. >> vicki:federal investigators have released the preliminary jersey train crash. details on the facts of the investigation show that the new jersey transit failed to stop.overrode a bumping post.and struck a wall of

impacts from the crash killed a woman standing on the station platform.100- others were injured as well. >> vicki:investigators found that an brake occurred less than 1-second before the collision.now they are looking into other factors such as track structure.human error.and signal systems to find the cause. >> grant: still ahead! >> grant: samsung sweetening the pot for consumers to turn in their galaxy notes!

>> catherine:visitors to the london zoo today got a jolt of excitement they didn't expect. >> catherine:a gorilla escaped.and actually managed to stay on the loose for about an hour and a half. >> catherine:this photo was supposedly taken only moments before 'kom-buka' threw himself against the glass of his enclosure. the visitor who took it - says it was an impact 'like a car'. not long afterwards - the male gorilla actually managed to escape. >> catherine:people began tweeting that they heard sirens and saw helicopters. staffers and police began herding everyone indoors. >> catherine:officers with tranquilizer guns roamed the zoo looking for the animal. the zoo claims the gorilla was never in a public area.but wherever he went.he was on the loose for 90 minutes.

>> catherine:he was eventually tranquilized and recaptured.and is said to be ok. >> catherine:visitors say kom-buka seemed the break- out.with keepers asking people to be quiet and not look him in the eye. despite that - witnesses say a few people were shouting and egging him on. >> catherine:tonight.things are calm.and the london zoo says they'll open friday as usual. return they prey on our children, spending billions. addicting 17,000 california kids each year. eventually killing one-third of them. now tobacco companies are spending millions to... defeat prop 56. because in every state that's raised tobacco taxes, smoking rates go down. so who are you going to trust? pediatricians, cancer groups and the califronia pta who all... support prop 56. or the tobacco companies trying to kill it. vote yes on 56.

>> grant: less checking him whip pam more like in our news room. >> pam: meet all day long but there is no fault of one that deal that would increase the hotel tax. the money will fund the building

for $8 billion football stadium to get the raiders to move to las vegas. also, there is big news coming up in silicon valley. hewlett- packard said that there will be more layoffs in the south of. we are working on both of these stories for kron4.com news like at 6. >>"it didn't happen but i have to say.incredibly proud. i'm incredibly proud of this organization" >> vicki:the san francisco giants even year magic came to an end on tuesday in a to the cubs. after an incredible 8 innings by giants pitcher bullpen could not hold on to their 5 to 2 lead. allowing 4 runs in the 9th.for a final of 6 to 5 cubs. return >> vicki:now it is officially off- black. >> grant:giants president larry baer. manager bruce bochy. and other giants executives held a-t-and-t park. they talked about the 20-16 season and despite the a great run.

bochy says it's times like these that make you appreciate the incredible accomplishments this team has made. >> when they had to win and their black work to the wall. it is baseball and white guys that, you slug through the start times. but what we are quite true now which will make the victories much more sweet. we will continue to move forward. >> you do what is tough is sports corporate you get to the playoffs and when you set off to do that you've got to me to do. >> grant:baer also says they are ready to start thinking about and planning for 20- 17. maybe this can be the start of some odd-year-magic.

>> vicki: some bands of the dollar slipped are sent it is our fault because she did not release of an album. -- some fans are saying, it's taylor swift's fault. as she did not release an albu um... as she usually does. >> grant: really? >> vicki: yes. >> grant: okay...

>> grant: look at that shot. the big issue tomorrow, it is supposed to be thursday, friday and saturday you are not what the be able to play in the golf at all. >> vicki: or state and the clubhouse if you cannot play. -- or, stay in the clubhouse >> reporter:we will see increasing clouds tonight and winds heavy at times with gust winds friday morning turning to showers in the afternoon. brie and some very strong gusty that could be a little bit of concern. a look at the rain fall. making its way into our direction. the one that will be ramping up and the rain will pick up in the

north. >> reporter: it is quiet. it is hard to tell but a storm is coming our way. but the clouds will be on the increase to night. a very stormy monday tourney at this hour is by the out the mail. and that if we can't look pretty wet. it almost looks like it washed out. >> reporter: your is the storm system that is making its way and our area. we are what to get plenty of rain fall here. at that is quite to bring a lot of rain due to the one stroke. long- range computer models show that is making its way to the bay area that we should be in store for tomorrow morning. it was that when a store we have a new system that will come through. what is the one but i am really worried about it--which, it

is the one >> reporter: a part of an inch in san jose. add debt is baltimore at the mill what can we get a look like a whole lot more of our rain showers. maybe two to 5 in.. about an inch to or more and the been a flop. and about an inch or so as to make your weight and to be south bay. >> reporter: awful have blood levels. but you should be concerned with. -- flood level... to carry heavy rainfall and gusty wind that will go along with that. >> reporter: guess what? backed a these as we look for to the middle of next week.

>> vicki:big news tonight for all you samsung galaxy note 7 customers. the giant tech company really wants you to turn in your phones. so they are throwing in an extra 100- dollars to encourage people to hand them in. samsung made the announcement this afternoon. >> vicki:this comes a day after samsung said they were sending fireproof boxes for the galaxy returns. nearly two-million original and replacement galaxy note 7 smartphones have been recalled nationwide after overheating and catching fire. >> grant:two parents are taken into custody. after they left home. to go terrorize a wisconsin neighborhood dressed as clowns. >> vicki:this happened last weekend--- in menasha, wisconsin. police say they responded to reports. of people wearnig clown masks and chasing after vehicles. >> vicki:take a look at the dashcam arrived. you see the two. just standing on the side of the road and don't even move

when the officers pull up. the menasha police department posted this video on their facebook page. >> vicki:the departments writes. "during the course of the investigaiton it was determined that the 29-year- old man and 26-year-old woman had left their 4-year- old child at home--- *unattended--- for a minimum of a few hours. while they were out participating in this prank. the child is now with child protective services. and the parents are both now facing child neglect charges. >> grant: after the break here from the web who are accusing donald trump for assaulting them. when mexico sends its people... they're bringing crime, they're rapists. are you going to have a massive deportation force? you're going to have a deportation force. we're rounding 'em up in a very humane way, in a very nice way. we're going to build a wall. that's not america. we're all californians. i'm tom steyer. it's time to speak out.

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>> vicki: and, that wraps up

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> steve:remember this. it's been seven months since the bay area has seen a major storm. that is about to change in a matter of hours. our first big storm of the season is on its way. >> steve:good evening i'm steve aveson. >> pam:and i'm pam moore. the radar is already starting to light up. this is a live picture from our sutro tower camera. you can see the clouds building around the golden gate bridge. kron 4 meteorologist lawrence karnow is watching the storm. and when it is going to hit. >> pam:lawrence. >> reporter:we will see increasing clouds tonight and winds will increase. rain will be heavy at times with gust winds friday morning turning to showers in the afternoon. >> gary: >> reporter: this will be quite a storm coming for your commute home. what more in just a few minutes. >> steve: thank you,

lawrence. >> steve:they are getting ready for the storm in san francisco. we spotted this crew today hard at work trimming some trees. that's one of the big concerns with what's headed our way. punch a bring trees and limbs down all over the bay area. >> steve:but how do you know which of the trees in your yard a cause for concern? >> pam: good question! >> pam:kron 4's dan kerman spoke to an arborist today. he joins us live from san francisco with some answers. >> reporter: this is a good egg fell off some trees that are in need of correct of prowling. if you haven't got it yet it is time to survey your yard for trees that hold a danger for what the storm hit. >> branches that are heavily loaded with wheat at the act is something to watch out for. --with weight

>> the ant wheat has been reduced so they are in better shape here. -- the end heavier weight has been reduced >> want to cut these back to have more clearance. >> reporter: are some trees will become far is not the branch but the tree itself, especially if it is planning. -- leaning. >> a storm what effect will this so we'll print a tree like that it does fall all the way over. --at a storm with so little like this a

trick of all old way over. >> pam:kron 4 will have a team of reporters tracking the rain in the morning. our coverage starts at 4 a- m. >> pam:will tran will be in the east bay. averi harper will be in the north bay. and terisa estacio will keep an eye on things along thewe will have also have dave spahr and james fletcher. providing stormtracker four coverage all morning. they will be in the studio watching the radar. >> pam:if you are going to be away from the television and want along with up-to- the- minute road conditions. we have the solution. download the kron 4 mobile app. it is available for free for apple and android devices. besides the weather and traffic. you can get breaking news alerts >> steve:new at 6. we have learned a san jose out to parents is raising eyebrows and concerns. a kron 4 viewer sent us a copy. this it right here. >> steve:the first line says

an internet crimes against children unit made the arrest. at the y's fammatre child care center site. which operates at the fammatre elementary school campus. both the school and the y- m-c-a do not think any of their children was harmed by this person. >> steve:it is not clear what chargeswe are working to get more details from the police about the investigation. >> steve:other news now: crews are mopping right now after a fire ripped through a home in brisbane. a kron 4 viewer took this the house was under construction. >> steve:this is thomas avenue near san bruno avenue. you can flames. the fire started at about noon. no word yet on a cause or >> steve: or. if anyone was hurt.

this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. >> steve:acalanes high school in lafayette was temporarily locked this morning a police pursuit of a pair of auto burglary suspects. ended right across the street from the school. and one of the suspects ran onto the campus. >>"the search then began for the suspects, the suspect that went into the campus was located soon after in the boys looker room, he was taken into custody, the suspect located on the south end was located by a concord police canine" investigators say, the two men allegedly tried using stolen credit cards at this dicks sporting goods in pleasant hill. the credit cards were among items stolen during an auto burgalry spree in danville earlier this week. the bella >> pam:hillary clinton praised michelle obama several times today for her speech. >> pam:the first lady did not mention donald trump by clear who her remarks today were directed at. >>"strong men, men who are truly role models, don't need to put down women to make themselves feel powerful. people who are truly strong, lift others

up. people who are truly together >> reporter:the first lady went on to core" by the comments trump made that were caught on a video tape. >> i am shaking. >> i just wish my mother and my grandmother your credit it with a swarm their hearts to see this wonderful woman here. --i just wish my mother and grandmother were here it would just want their hearts to see this wonderful woman he your credit--here >> i want to be a precedent for all of america's parent not just on. for people who agree with me at disagree with me. >> reporter:

>> this is a really progressed of campaign. >> reporter: are also some that are trying to get hillary on pure bliss for a better health system. -- for a better health system >> reporter: those living above bob raised as that's the bay are feeling optimistic. -- those leaving the fundraiser >> >> reporter:maureen kelly, kron 4 news

>> strongmen, men who are truly role models, do not need to put down women to make themselves feel powerful. people who are truly strong, left others up. people who are truly powerful brand others together. (cheers & applause) >> steve: the first lady went on to say she was shaken to the court by the comet's trot made that were caught on a videotape. -- shaken to the core by the comments. trott made that were caught on a video. -- trump >> pam: donald trott remains

defiant in the face of a new sexual assault allegations. see attacks on him are part of a conspiracy brigit capelin unit is here with more on his bike to get beyond a growing scandal. --is here with more on his fight to get beyond a growing scandal. >> catherine:more reports have been surfacing that donald trumpwithout their permission. today he's calling his accusers "horrible, horriblehe campaigned in ohio and florida today. fighting back aggressively against the claims. >> catherine:he says there's an ongoing conspiracy against him by the political and media establishments. trump threatened to sue the new york times, for example, women who say he touched or kissed them.but the newspaper says trump even suggested that one of the women accusing him - a people magazine

reporter - him to sexually assault. >> catherine:this is all playing out at a particularly bad time for the trump campaign. apparently sinking his poll numbers. another sign of trouble -- today a source confirmed that the campaign is pulling resources out of the virginia. >> steve:a story we have been watching all day is nevada's effort to push a football stadium for the raiders forward. bill at the state capitol on tourists to pay for the project. the ball is in the assembly's court right now. goes to the governor for his signature. >> steve:the stadium has an estimated price tag of about 2-billionthe tourist tax would raise 750-million dollars. the vote is expected to happen in about an hour. but keep in min. in order to relocate. the raiders would need the n-f-l's approval. >> steve:just ahead. as the first approaches. we have heard about la nina. now we it could affect our weather. >> pam:the death of the world's longest reigning monarch and an important democratic ally to the u.s. reaction to his passing. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news.

>> steve:bay area based hewlett - packard announcing more employee layoffs in the thousands. we have the details. all of this with the global warming and the - a lot of it's a hoax. it's a hoax. it'll get cooler. it'll get warmer. it's called weather. we need some global warming! we need leaders who get it. so that we can move away from coal and oil to clean energy. i'm tom steyer. if you want to do something about climate change, you can. please. register and vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising.

>> pam:a big story we are following says. it is going to make huge job cuts over the next three years. >> steve:the palo alto based company says it is cutting up to 4-thousand jobs. this is in addition to the 3 thousand jobs h-p previously said it was trimming this fiscal year. the company is still facing challenges in the market of

personal computers and printers. >> steve:h-p is one of two companies formed last year by the break-up of the old hewlett-packard a spokesperson says they have about 50 thousand employees worldwide. big story tonight. >> steve:the boat that capsized with being thrust into the chilly waters of the bay was pulled >> pam:early in the morning - the operation to lift the sunken 34- foot cabin cruiser named khalsi - got underway. the orange and white barriers were put out. to protect the bay waters - in case fuel leaked out. >> pam:it was on saturday afternoon - during fleet week festivities - when this happeend, the boat with 30 people - on board capsized - an investigation is underway - several children ended up in the chilly waters, including one that was found unconscious and not breathing. >> pam:police say they are looking enough life jackets on board - whether anyone was wearing them. prelimary reports speculate

there were too many people on board for the size of the craft. those watching the operation today to lift the boat had many questions. >> john zankich/boat captain - it does not seem right to have so many people on board. >> pam:by the afternoon, the boat was out of the water and was to be pulled into a dock for futher inspection. several people taken to the hospital, including a child have since been released. >> steve:a teenager is going to have to publicly apologize for memorial. this is from june of last year. >> steve:graffiti was scrawled on the included the words "let's get high" and images of mushrooms. the teenager is from utah

and was caught on surveillance video. he has agreed to not only issue an apology but to perform community service to graffiti removal. >> reporter:goodbye el nino, hello la nina. the odds of our winter weather being influenced by cooler water in the pacific are gaining steam. >> pam:kron four's rob fladeboe explains what one long time weather watcher is saying tonight. >> reporter: brace guys here and the santa clara belly. and what a weekend is ahead!! there's >> reporter: is something happening far out and the pacific ocean that is doing just that. the what the water and the pacific are cooling bath and that means the chances of having a week --weak lanina patter

is at 17%. what is the opposite of the el nino. -- 70% >>lanina's on historical has a different affects debbie l. neal. because the signature is on the average event is for it to be whether been warmer and california-- southern >> >> reporter: reminding us that last week held minya was kind of a dutch only bringing us a few rain falls in separate california. --

reminding us that the last year's el nino was kind of aid-- a dud. only bringing some rainfall. >> reporter:we will see increasing clouds tonight and winds will increase. rain will be heavy at times with gust to showers in the afternoon. >> reporter: you can see the yellow and orange or what very heavy rainfall. about an inch an hour. as we had to out the night you against the grain or wrapping up at the close there. it will start to pick up in the north bay. =-the rain

ramoing up in the north bay >> reporter: with a very stormy rain shower. and that it will we get at on the system will move in. -- and the new system will move in. >> reporter: windy conditions are expected as the system slide on board. it will move on tomorrow morning. and then we will catch a little bit of a break and be on the back side of the late--and a batch will come in and over the bay area and we will receive a tremendous, not baltimore rain fall. --a tremendous amount of

rainfall. >> reporter: for the good a rainmaker. but not only that we will cease exporting weekend. and waves. which is the coast of blood on the coastal bay advisory. --but not only that. we both the men for the weekend and waves that will wrap up with a coastal advisory. what's >> reporter: by the storms on the weekend. --what thunderstorms over the weekend. >> pam:days after hurricane matthew struck off the east coast and moved out to sea. north carolina is still recovering dumped on the eastern part of the state the storm has caused historic flooding to move down the rivers from raleigh to the coast out of the 32 deaths so far caused by matthew in the

u.s. 22 have been in north carolina alone. almost all due to drowning in the quick rising waters. >> pam:the federal government has declared disasters in three of the state's 100 counties. >> pam:major rivers in the state are expected to be above flood stage through much of the week.and many residents are still without power or clean water. >> the water rose a foot this morning and now it is 10 ft.. >> is the worst conditions and maybe even worse than what we saw in lumberton. >> of these two cities are 100 mi. away from the chopper or more. -- from eachother or more >> steve:the season ended with fan'sbut it was not to

be, and today the giants officially ended the season by clearing out their lockers >> pam: most stubborn fires is also officially into the record books. the soberantes fire is now contained.

>> steve:two wildfires in santa clara and monterey counties.one of july.have finally beenfire authorities say the loma fire that sparked late last month is now under control. -- finally been contained. >> steve:but not before prompting evacuations for residents.destroying 12- homes.and burning nearly 45- the cause is currently under investigation. back in july.the soberanes illegal campfire. since then.132-thousand acres have burned. 57-homes were destroyed.and one person was killed. >> steve:the creek fire in napa county is also fully contained tonight. it erupted monday afternoon west of yountville and came dangerously close to at least one home. forcing evacuations. >> steve:it charred 65 acres and no one was hurt. the cause is under >> pam:the suspect involved in last month's bombings in new york and new jersey. appeared in court today. ahmad khan rahimi appeared via skype video today.

>> pam:he has been in the hospital with gunshot wounds. since the shootout with police that led to his arrest. today. his attorney pleaded 'not guilty' to charges of attempted murder. related to the shootout. >> pam:rahimi is accused of setting off a pipe bomb in new jersey. and a pressure cooker bomb that injured 29 -people in the new york explosion. he faces federal charges related to the bombings. video is in oasis already. >> pam: >> steve: the nobel prize committee surprised if some and disappoint others with the announcement for literature. we will have details straight ahead. >> pam: reaction to the death of the king of thailand. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. preparing for the expected storm of the season.

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>> reporter: with the bay area falling somewhere in between with cooler air. and more rain fall. >> if i had to predict kurt i will put more rainfall for the bay area. this fall and winter months.

>> steve:we will see increasing clouds tonight and winds will increase. rain will be heavy at times with gust winds friday morning turning to showers in the afternoon. >> reporter: here is a closer look now. that is the be rain its brothers south. just out of your rego. --you guessed the rainfall is properly installed just south of the eureka. >> reporter: a few showers will pick up. coming in early tomorrow morning. the legacy be main frontal bay and old weight across the bay area. an inch per hour. it would be a treacherous comment. and not only what

the rain fall but you do have the strong wind that will come into play. asked that it amounts are emprise stuff. to the 5 in. and maybe more than that and the north bay. maybe more been an inch and a court in the south bay. >> steve:we will have team coverage on kron 4 morning news starting 4 a-m. meterologist dave spahr and james fletcher will be keep close tabs on stormtracker 4 radar with storm expected to hit during the morning commute. and a reminder. not near a t-v. download the kron 4 mobile app for free to get weather and traffic updates on the go. >> steve:thailand is in mourning, after the death of the country's beloved king.

>> catherine:the 88-year-old was one of the world's longest- serving monarchs. >> catherine:the king held the throne for 70 years. boom-eh-paul a-dool-yah-ded was revered to the point of being worshipped as a living god by some. he died today - after a long hospitalization that prompted an outpouring of support. >> catherine:the thai people considered him more than a head of state -- they credit him as a strong defender of democracy. >> catherine:the king inherited the throne in 1946 and was formally crowned four years later. he traveled the world meeting foreign leaders - acting as a sort of ambassador for thailand. >> catherine:but for many of his grieving followers.he was also a parent figure. return to ♪ >> crying >> catherine:video showed

people gathering today in public places to mourn and pray. >> catherine:medics were seen taking away at least one person who reportedly collapsed from grief. it will be interesting to see how thailand reacts to the leadership of the new king. >> catherine:the crown prince now ascends to the throne to take his father's place. he's a three-times divorced playboy who made his pet poodle an air chief marshal in the thai military. >> catherine:at least until now - he's shown little interest in public duties. world leaders are sending their condolences - including president obama. >> catherine:he met the king on a visit to thailand in 2012. return >> catherine: thanks, >> pam: thanks, catherine! >> pam:a pioneer in music is the first poet/songwriter to

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>> pam:bob dylan has done what no american has done since 1993. the huge award the legendary musician received today. >>don't think twice, it's all right: bob dylan wins nobel lit songwriter bob dylan has won >> steve:it was a stunning announcement that for the first time bestowed the prestigious award on a

musician for "having created new poetic expressions within the great american song tradition." >> steve:reporters and others gathered at the swedish academy's headquarters in stockholm's old town reacted with a loud cheer as his name was read out. the 75-year-old dylan is arguably the most iconic poet-musician of his generation. songs such as "blowin' in the wind" and "the times they are a- changin'" became anthems for the u.s. anti-war and civil rights movements of the 1960s. his impact on popular culture was immense. >> steve:but although he had been mentioned in the nobel speculation for years, many experts had ruled him out, thinking the academy wouldn't extend its more than a century-old award to the world of music. dylan is the first american winner of the nobel literature prize since toni morrison in 1993. return they prey on our children, spending billions.

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hist (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich with sports! >> gary:good evening! >> gary: people are still talking about what happeend to the raiders.

>> of course we will like to be played baseball right now. i mean, right now in chicago but it did not happen and i have to say i am incredibly proud of this organization. >> as is clearly a life was that of what it's like to compliment the other side. when you get to the play offs as set out to do that. it with a wild card game which is not easy to do and then go toe to toe with the team that is supposed to go to the world series. >> a. hearst not to be playing tonight that is no getting all round it. but it is baseball and like i said. when you get to beat the dark times like what we are going to do about it makes those victories that more sweeter.

>> gary: they did last a to muster that it backfired some people. and that leaves six free agents. --they did not say too much today. the bay fire to some people and that leaves six free agents. bay are not want to say anything today. but they need a closer and they need someone with power. >> gary:at&t park was eerily quiet today most of the players already packed up for the season and left after losing to the cubs in the nlds mondayall that was left was empty lockers and boxes of equipement ready to be stored for the winter the giants led the cubs 5-2 beofre the bullpen collapsed in the 9th iniing with 5 pitchers giving up 4 runs in a 6-5 cubs win >> gary:larry baer brian sabean and bruce bochy reflected on the playoffs and season todayvo(wipe)

>> gary:chip kelly talks about the man for the future. >> he was cleared in august but that does not mean by he declined to pick up where he left off. we are hoping that while we get tough on the field on sunday that he will be able to do more. >> gary: and terms of interest happens to be captured it making his first start of the season. meanwhile, grant can give us a little play-by-play. he was at a tournament with out tiger woods. >> gary: your folly nicholson arawn permit write grant?-- you were following

nichols' son around. right, grant? >> grant: a little bit. yes. >> gary: pam, scott! (laughter) >> gary: it was fun. did your anyone right?gripe that there was no tiger? >> brittney: >> grant: i didn't but, i do

not believe anyone would come up to me to gripe about it. (laughter) >> grant: other than you! (laughter) >> gary:lawrence will there be a lot of rain? >> reporter: yes. there will be a lot of rain ahead for us . >> gary: direct make a

comment about his new team. --durant >> that is cute. my jaw is to worry about what is going on here and we will worry about all the other stuff we will figure that out. >> gary: people are talking. all they will get going and number of times this year. >> gary: you are into rhythm and blues. if you remember the song, return of the mac? why is the older white guy the only cool one here? >> gary: >> pam: no. >> gary: return of the

mack... return of the mack! (laughter) >> pam: and, we will be right back! (laughter)

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