>> marty:this morning on kron four news weekend. more rain is expected to hit the bay area today. here is a look at stormtracker four radar. good morning and thanks for joining us this saturday morning. i'm marty gonzalez. we have full team coverage this morning as we track the rain expected to hit all weekend long. rebecca strom is in the weather center. >> rebecca: to viruses and to the bay area dry conditions

in the the storm tracker imaging showing mostly in northern california to the north of us and the loss of hitting the close of or get in washington right now drive around the bay area navy couple of sprinkles the day the, second round of rain will be it expected later in the day. if you need to run errands to do anything and do it in the first part of the day we will get rain coming toward us the. future cast for showing mostly dry conditions. >> rebecca: we have spotty showers for places along the coasts of north bay and a few spotty showers in the south bay right now in the afternoon at around a 338, through the santa rosa area. and the no. 8 by 5 the 6:00 that's only see it passes through the entire bay area of bringing more rain also. wins expecting to be picking up the be very careful on the roadways. >> rebecca: eye to eye it will

clear out into tomorrow and also another round of rain. here is whether advisory at 2:00 this afternoon and and anywhere from 15 to 40 mi. an hour gusts up to 45. we will see obviously downed trees and power lines we had that going on yesterday. and car accidents be very careful today heading out on the roads. >> averi: in the area of around this spirit is notorious for flooding would have seen sand bags and also a large degree. every time there's a high service advisory want to show you what we have yesterday. there is a coastal

flooding advisory until 3:00 p.m.. before you get an or near the water be aware there are are strong recurrence and sneaker waves in the water. all we have not seen that this morning high tide isn't for couple of hours we will be here monitoring conditions here. >> marty:thanks averi. we'll check back in with her throughout the morning. the storm is also packing strong wind.

knocking down some trees and causing some airport delays. in moraga.the wind brought down this tree on the side of the road. and in san francisco, the storm brought down a tree limb on webster and branch streets. there is a wind advisory in effect until sunday at 2-a-m. there is concern that gusty winds will bring down more trees and powerlines. and in the north bay. the rain caused a big rig to lose control crashing into the center divider and flipping over. kron4 was first on the scene yesterday. >> marty:drivers from the other side of the freeway stopped and got out of their cars to help the driver. it happened on highway 101 near lincoln avenue in san rafael during the morning commute. the truck was carrying produce which spilled all over the highway. both sides of highway 101 were blocked for hours as crews cleaned the debris. the truck driver is expected to be okay. and make sure you download the kron four mobile app so you can track the rain and the traffic impact anytime and anywhere. you can check out up-to-the- minute radar and see the forecast in your neighborhood.

we also have real-time traffic maps. it's a free download for iphone and android devices. >> marty:our other top story. the san francisco police officer shot in the head in the city's sunset district is concious, but is still in critical condition. that is new information released by the s-f-p-d. earlier this morning. swat teams brought one person into custody. it all started at around 8:15 last night, after reports of a man causing a disturbance at the lakeshore shopping center.

after officers found the man, he started shooting at the officers. one of the bullets grazed an officer in the head. then the shooter ran toward stern grove, near sloat boulevard and 19th avenue. take a listen to how officers eventually captured the man. officers used a flash-bang device to distract the man and arrest him. police say he is a mentally disturbed. he is currently at san francisco general hospital for treatment. witnesses near the shopping center say this may have all started as a robbery. and earlier this morning s-f-p-d interim chief toney chaplin

released this statement. quote - "our thoughts are with our injured officer and his family. our officers each day put their lives at risk to protect and serve san francisco and we are grateful for the outpouring of support we saw friday evening from san franciscans who were concerned for the officer's well-being." >> marty:that injured officer is currently in critical condition at san francisco general hospital. and we learned this morning that he is concsious and with his family. we will continue updating you on this story as we learn new information throughout the morning. coming up. the family of the three-year-old child killed in a d-u-i crash is demanding change. >> marty:a look at the petition they started to get anyone arrested for d-u-i off the streets. plus. the silver and black are one

step closer to moving to las vegas. the way mayor libby schaaf is speaking out about the raiders possibly leaving oakland. >> marty:and a health warning. the reason scientists are warning people about exercising when you're angry. that is next on kron four. for your health: (vo) with thousands of quality pre-owned vehicles...

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we're tracking the rain storm moving into the bay area this morning. here's a look at stormtracker four radar. >> rebecca: by the national weather service for it to collect our be very careful out there today right now the storm trackers satellite radar imaging showing the second round of rate heading to the bay area right now out pretty much dried in a racially on the feature cast current conditions spotty showers the sprinkle in the south bay right now we are going to see dry conditions a couple sells for around lunchtime. for the north bay possibly coming in to san francisco. >> rebecca: on the 2:00 hour we will start to see the rainfall in the north space center rows

of nevada out amnesty a bunch of the rain sweep through run the 5 6:00 hour. >> rebecca: in the evening lisa was the rainfall anything you get done today definitely do it in the first part of the day while it's nice and dry out there. winds picked up at 30

mi. an hour is up a 45 at the highest today. and recall right now as we advance ahead by noon we see when gus at 20 mi. an hour 15, and not in view 15 in mountain view. we pushed 30 mi. an hour mark and into the overnight hours early tomorrow morning things will be a lot quieter. >> marty:in the east bay. there was another carjacking at a bart station. two people approached a woman in the pittsburg bart parking lot friday afternoon. they pushed her to the ground and demanded the keys to her car. the victim's nissan was later spotted by an officer near highway- 4. officers pursued the car to vallejo, where the suspects were taken into custody. on monday- two people were carjacked at gunpoint in a bart parking lot in oakland. it happened at the macarthur bart station parking garage at around 11:50 at night.

those two people have not yet been arrested. happening now. the family of three-year-old elijah dunn wants the state to change how arresting officers handle drivers who are under the influence. >> reporter:dunn was killed in a d-u-i crash last month. kron four's spencer blake reports the family has started a petition drive they hope will get anyone arrested for d-u- i.off the road. this petition - justice for elijah dunn - calls on state lawmakers to get tougher on those who drive under the influence. chuck maloiki, whose grandson elijah died in this crash on i- 680, says nobody should be allowed back on the road immediately after a d-u-i arrest. >> :"we're trying to make it to where you automatically get your license taken away, period. no matter what. even if it's the first offense! take your license away. you can't drive!" >> reporter:right now, the law is different for an alcohol- related d-u-i and a drug related one. for alcohol, arresting officers take the driver's license, give them a temporary one, and wait for the d-m-v to decide whether or not to revoke the license altogether. for drugs, however, the law does not call for officers to

send the license off to the d-m- v. that's why yarenit malihan, the woman officers arrested for a drug d-u-i in the wreck that killed elijahstill has a license as she awaits her court hearing. >> :"everybody's innocent until proven guilty, but when you do a field sobriety test on somebody, you know what they did already. you know they're guilty of it already." >> reporter:the family's petition says, no matter the impairing substance, first time offenders should not have a license until after their hearing. it calls for second time offenders to lose their license indefinitely, and demands there be *no bail for an impaired driver if they injured or killed someone under the influence. >> :"it's not only for elijah. it's for everybody out there who's lost a loved one, who's lost somebody close, and also for people in the future so that it doesn't happen to anybody else." so far the petition on change dot org has almost two thousand signatures. elijah's grandfather says one of their biggest supporters of the petition right now is madd, which isn't just mothers against drunk driving, but also mother's against *drugged driving. in sunnyvale, spencer blake, kron four news.

>> marty:an uber driver is in jail for assaulting a police parking assistant who was giving him a ticket in downtown mountain view. 62-year-old ghulam mohammadi was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. he was booked into santa clara county jail. mohammadi is accused of backing into the police assistant's car, which was pushed backwards. police say the assistant was able to step away and didn't suffer any injuries. uber has not responded to a request for comment. playoff baseball is heating up. and while the giants may be out, we'll hear from the team's president about what we can expect this offseason. for the weekend: it's the pumpkin festival and parade in half moon bay. come and witness gigantic car sized pumpkins on display. it's all happening in downtown half moon bay from 9:00 to 5:00. the event is free to attend.

>> marty:in sports. the cleveland indians and the toronto blue jays squaring off in game one of the a-l-c-s. this was the second time these two cities met in a championship series this year. their n-b-a teams, the cavs and raptors met in the conference title just a few months ago. and that is the first time that's ever happened in sports history. this game was a pitchers dual until the 6th. that's when cleveland's francisco lindor hits a blast to center. giving them a 2 -zip lead. and that would be all the runs cleveland would need as the indians pitching staff shut down the blue jays high powered offense. holding them to just 7 hits and 12 strikeouts. final score 2 nada indians. game 2 is today at 1:08. and happening today.

the cubs and dodgers face off in game one of the n-l-c-s. cubs ace jon lester is facing off against rookie kenta maeda. first pitch is set for 5:00. the cubs of course are coming off a 3-1 series win against the giants. giants president larry baer told fans the giants expect to be busy this offseason. at the top of the giants wish list is a closer. they could be big players in this year's baseball winter meetings in early december. also happening today. some bay area college football teams are in action later today. the stanford cardinal are taking on notre dame in south bend. stanford looking for a road win after back to back losses. kick off is set for 4:30. and san jose state is hosting the university of nevada- reno.

kick off is at 7:30. cal has a bye this week. in niner's news. quarterback colin kaepernick will be looking for his first win in nearly a year as he is set to start tomorrow against the buffalo bills. the last time kaepernick won a game was against the ravens last october. besides niner fans, n-f-l scouts will be watching closely to see how much rust cap has shaken off. the six-year veteran takes over a team that ranks 31st in the league in total yards. sunday's game is set to kick off at 10:00 a-m. u.s. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is now apologizing for comments she made about colin kaepernick's national anthem protest. justice ginsburg did not issue a direct apology to kaepernick. but she did release a statement saying, she was barely aware of the anthem protest. and that her comments were "inappropriately dismissive and harsh." this is not the first time she

has back- pedaled on public remarks. last july, she said she regretted criticizing donald trump including calling him a "faker." live look outside. golden gate bridge. for the weekend: it's the marin music festival in san rafael. enjoy music, food, kids activities and more. it's all happening at the marin rod and gun club from 10:00 to 6:00. the event is free to attend.

>> marty:we're tracking the rain storm moving into the bay area this morning. here's a look at stormtracker four radar. rebecca strom is here with your morning forecast. rebecca. >> rebecca: we're seeing it to the north of a and really pushing down along the west coast right now this is a moving south towards seeing some the showers later this afternoon and we're going to see when dust as well a lot more colorful than what we experienced yesterday.

we will see that and then through san francisco we see in the evening hours from 5 to 7:00 tonight showers will start moving along the peninsula san francisco east bay also getting some showers and the south bay later this evening the the the get anything done said first half of the day should be pretty dry right now whether advisory a wind advisory issued by the what national weather service at 2:00 this afternoon wraping up at 2 tomorrow morning and be very careful all the debris that might be on the roadway down trees power lines a lot of that yesterday. you see temperatures low 70's mid-60's for the most part today in might have a chance of the thunderstorms and

a little bit more rain on the way tomorrow cooler monday should be fairly dry the might get some scattered showers the out the area. >> marty:in bay area news. an update now on a story we've been closely following here on kron 4. the contra costa district attorney has filed hate crime charges against two men they believe brutally beat a sikh man in the east bay. the d-a's office has been facing pressure from the community 41-year old maan singh khalsa is recovering from his injuries after the brutal beating last month. he was punched, stabbed, and his turban pulled off. he also had his hair cut off. khalsa's hair is a sacred article of his faith. which is what prompted the hate crime charge. one of the suspects, chase little of texas was arrested and posted bail. the second suspect has not been arrested. he is colton leblanc also from texas. a warrant is out for his arrest. when the attack happened, the victim was at a red light near the hilltop mall in richmond. police tell us 5 men were in a

car, and started yelling at him and throwing beer cans in his direction. then two men got out and beat him up. >> marty:khalsa was hurt so bad his pinky needs to be amputated as well. as for the suspect with the bench warrant, the district attorney hopes he turns himself in before federal warrant enforcers get involved. >> marty:raiders fans have heard this before. but the raiders are one significant step closer to leaving oakland, again.

nevada lawmakers approved a 750 million dollar hotel tax to help build the team a new stadium in las vegas. and it becomes official on monday when nevada's governor is expected to sign the plan in las vegas. the stadium is expected to cost nearly 2-billion dollars. a new tourist tax will pay for part of it and the raiders have committed 500-million dollars to the project as well. billionaire casino mogul sheldon adelson says he will cover the rest of the cost. u-n-l-v's football team would also play home games at the new domed stadium. however, this is still far from a done deal. 75 percent of nfl owners still have to approve the move. that vote won't come until early next year. and the league's commissioner has said recently he wants to see the raiders get a new stadium in oakland. owner mark davis released a statement saying. "all parties have worked extremely hard to develop and approve this tremendous stadium project that will serve as a proud new home for the entire raider nation." >> marty:oakland mayor libby schaff is speaking out on the potential move by the raiders. she met with reporters during last nights state of the city address.

>> :"and it does not distract our focus from doing our job which is to do a responsible viable option for the raiders to also consider staying in oakland at the end of the day it is up to the nfl owners" >> marty:on the field the raiders are on a roll, they are currently 4 and 1 and are in first place in the a-f-c west. happening today. former presidential candidate bernie sanders is hosting a rally in san francisco in support of proposition 61. >> marty:it's aimed at lowering the price of prescription drugs for patients on medicare. it would require the state to negotiate with drug companies for medication that costs no more than it costs the department of veterans affairs. opponents argue that the lower

prices wouldn't help most californians and would increase taxpayer costs. today's rally is set for noon at san francisco's marriott marquis hotel. decision 2016. donald trump hitting back against the growing number of women accusing him of sexual assault. mary maloney reports the trump campaign says it is preparing material to refute the allegations. >> reporter: and donald trump fighting back, and other real- estate tycoon sexually assault said this woman in 2007. after being on the tv show the apprentice. >> : a said it meant get real a heat. he is not my words back to me, as he. >> reporter: mid-1990s trump reached up her skirt and groped her three other women have similar allegations. several sharing stories after the release of access hollywood take trumbull brags about sexually

assaulting women. >> : he brags about mistreating women and disturbing stories keep on coming. >> reporter: says the allegations are part of an elaborate scheme to derail the presidential race. >> marty:newly released emails show hillary clinton's aides asked former president bill clinton to cancel a planned speech to a wall street investment firm. the cancellation was because of concerns the clintons might appear too cozy with wall street. this was just as hillary clinton was about to announce her campaign for president. hacked emails released by

wikileaks go on to show that hillary clinton did not want her husband to cancel the speech. she was eventually convinced that canceling was the right step. clinton's campaign had long been worried about appearing to be too close to wall street banks. coming up. twin boys are recovering this morning after hours of surgery to separate them by the head. the reason why this surgery almost never happened is next on kron four. live look outside. san mateo bridge. for the weekend: it's the bacon festival of american in san jose. come out and bacon, bacon and more bacon. as well as music and more. it's all happening at the plaza de cesar chavez from 12:00 to 7:00. the event is free to attend.

>> marty: it took the work of 40 medical experts to perform the surguries at a hospital in the bronx, new york. this is a photo of jadon mcdonald, finally laying on his own. his brother anias needed extra surgery to reconstruct his skull. doctors say the boys have a long recovery ahead. the illinois twins were born attached at the crown of the head. it was a difficult surgery that almost didn't happen. the lead surgeon was considering stopping the procedure at one point. because the boys shared more brain tissue than anyone realized. >> rebecca:coming up you always drive on the shoulder like that sir? hah? when it rains it pour did you not see the chp sitting right there.people behaving badly that is i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly >> marty:live look outside. san francisco embarcadero. for the weekend: it's the harvest festival in berkeley. come out and enjoy food, music and a kids zone. it's all happening at cedar rose park from 11:00 to 4:00. the event is free to attend.

>> marty:in national news. this was the scene in portland. heavy rain led to flooding last night and that stranded drivers around the city. they say cars stalled in many locations, delaying traffic. officials are asking people to avoid high water areas. and we are expecting rain back here in the bay area. here's a look at stormtracker four radar. rebecca strom is here with your morning forecast. rebecca. an el dorado county wildfire is forcing people in 500- homes to evacuate. the emerald fire started early yesterday morning in the area of cascade lake and emerald bay. >> rebecca: accidents and the debris in the roadway be extra careful today going out later this afternoon and that's when we're expected to get it tracking around to coming out of

a area and the far north of us in changing and by 2:00 this afternoon you can see it will start getting their showers and the north bay. and a passenger services go east bay and by 6:00 and are not as much as or experiencing and we have over a quarter of an edge of san francisco. and the north bay and

over half moon bay. i nice amount of rainfall. atingle i've looked outside the sfo was a thought and cloud cover causing have the delays for inbound flights visibility at almost a two hour delays. does the of 45 mi. an hour the extra careful as one we will see place is pushing up 30 mi. an hour when marks. seven a round of a planning forecast and highs in the upper 60s relatively comfortable temperatures and a might have lingering showers and

authorities of a dozen residents of additional 500 homes here monday. the over 200- acre wildfire is burning near camp richardson. about 500 homes near south lake tahoe are now under a mandatory evacuation. authorities are asking residents in an additional 500 homes near emerald bay evacuate voluntarily. the one piece of good news to share with you is that officials say it is currently 80- percent contained. when it rains people are supposed to be extra cautious on the road. headlights on, slow down and don't follow too close. yet, there are so many crashes reported when it rains. the c-h-p believes that 99- percent of all crashes are avoidable

our stanley roberts believes that 99 percent are the result of people behaving badly. >> rebecca:you always driver on the shoulder likethat sir? hah? this driver is at a lost for words did you not see the chp sitting right there well maybe i should show you want happened since he appears to be at a loss for words nats: ambiance i'm out with officer benavidez from the redwood city area office of the california highway patrol . here he is removing debris off highway 101 first this driver gets pulled over for cutting across the gore point to beat traffic but he is about to get the break of his life because of this driver i paused the video just so you can get the full effect he jumped out of traffic and drives on the shoulder then tries to jump back into traffic and since he likes driving on the shoulder he gets to hand out there for a while that's when the rain picked up

so on with the rain gear and out with the ticket nats: ambiance when it rains the chp usually goes from enforcement mode to basically referee the drivers crash and the chp basically puts them back in play however yes there is a however if the driver commits a foul in the presence of the officer the drivers gets the red and blue lights like this driver who not only had a phone firmly attached to her ear he was wearing her seatbelt wrong morning so its pouring down raining you're on your cell phone and seat belt tucked under your arm oh no that make me look really bad hmmmm should you be paying attention to the road and not on the phone while your driving in the rain yes absolutely this driver also was seen driving on the shoulder i don't want to be on the news, well you kinda signed the release when you drove by on the freeway no yea where you heading too home no the pensky truck pushed me off the road when he was merging on to the freeway ohhh the pensky truck these two drivers tangled it up while trying to get onto highway 101 in san mateo . the driver in the blue car and a 2 year old were transported to the hospital the driver of the suv was heading to san francisco city

hall for a wedding oh ah we were just left from getting my bride to be hair done . yup it was his wedding or should i say their wedding day and it's the drivers birthday. look when it rains it's important to driver defensively . and if you see a chp doing a traffic break do not pass nats: on the peninsula with the california highway patrol stanley roberts kron 4 news move over the girl on the train, you've got some competition for this week's top spot at the box office. find out which 3 new films will be challenging to be number one. that's next. live look outside. san francisco international airport. for the weekend: it's the oyster block party in oakland. come out and enjoy music, oysters of course and more. it's all happening at jack london square from 12:00 to 6:00. the event is free to attend.

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>> marty:this morning on kron four news weekend. more rain is expected to hit the bay area today. here is a look at stormtracker four radar. good morning and thanks for joining us this saturday morning. i'm marty gonzalez. we have full team coverage this morning as we track the rain expected to hit all weekend long. rebecca strom is in the weather center. and kron four's averi harper is live in pacifica where a coastal flood and high surf advisory are in effect. we want to first go to rebecca with today's forecast. rebecca? >> rebecca: late ray r a is to the north of us going out and

about throughout today early this afternoon and everything needs to get guns in early because here's what your tracking the rain cells moving to the bay area. once we get into about noontime lunch hour we will see things slowly into the north bay 3:00 we will see most of the showers covering the the north bay san francisco long upends a lot and then and the evening hours early evening hours a we will see it touched on in most cases and also eased allocations over quarter of an inch for oakland and also in the north pay most of the showers will be touching down into the north bay and to the rest of the bay area. whether

advisory winds really kicked up today and then this advisory starts at 2:00 and afternoon wrapping up early tomorrow morning we will see gossips' the 45 mi. an hour and then most bought their tracking the afternoon getting up to the 20 mi. an hour mark almost touching the 30 mi. an hour mark. lots of the beret it down trees and then a lot of power outages be very careful and then make your way out the door of this afternoon.

>> averi: coastal flooding advisory because the very large i tie expect and before you get in and near the water stronger currency and sneaker waves and he lives in a flood zone and the beat of the waves to take a listen. levitt

reach high tide the also packing strong winds knocking down trees in causing airport delays as well. strong wind advisory until tomorrow morning 2:00 a.m. and bringing down more trees and power lines. and floating over a first on the scene drivers from the other side of the freeway and get out to help the driver

out of the big rig. it all happen highway 1 01 near lincoln avethe rain caused a big rig to drivers from the other side of the freeway stopped and got out of their cars to help the driver. it happened on highway 101 near lincoln avenue in san rafael during the morning commute. the truck was carrying produce which spilled all over the highway. both sides of highway 101 were blocked for hours as crews cleaned the debris. the truck driver is expected to be okay. >> marty:and make sure you download the kron four mobile app so you can track the rain and the traffic impact anytime and anywhere. you can check out up-to-the- minute radar and see the forecast in your neighborhood. we also have real-time traffic maps. it's a free download for iphone and android devices. our other top story. the san francisco police officer shot in the head in the city's sunset district is concious, but is still in critical condition. that is new information released by the s-f-p-d. earlier this morning. swat teams brought one person into custody. it all started at around 8:15 last night, after reports of a man causing a disturbance at the lakeshore shopping center. after officers found the man,

he started shooting at the officers. one of the bullets grazed an officer in the head. then the shooter ran toward stern grove, near sloat boulevard and 19th avenue. take a listen to how officers eventually captured the man. officers used a flash-bang device to distract the man and arrest him. police say he is a mentally disturbed. he is currently at san francisco general hospital for treatment. witnesses near the shopping

center say this may have all started as a robbery. and earlier this morning s-f-p- d interim chief toney chaplin released this statement. quote - "our thoughts are with our injured officer and his family. our officers each day put their lives at risk to protect and serve san francisco and we are grateful for the outpouring of support we saw friday evening from san franciscans who were concerned for the officer's well-being." >> marty:that injured officer is currently in critical condition at san francisco general hospital. and we learned this morning that he is concsious and with his family. we will continue updating you on this story as we learn new information throughout the morning.

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ontario. they say regular exercise can help prevent heart disease. but not enough people work out enough. so people may think going on a long run or workout may help relieve stress or anger. but researchers say that is not the case if you don't exercise regularly. in the study, researchers found the risk for heart attack was greatest between 6pm and midnight. despite improvements in safety on the football field. concussions among young athletes is on the rise. a report from blue cross blue shield says there was a 71 percent spike in reported concussions for kids between the ages of 10 and 19 over a 6 year period ending in 2015. most of those injuries were reported during football season. it's believed the increase in concussions may be attributed to more accurate testing and increased awareness. for the weekend: it's the leap sandcastle contest in san francisco. come out and check out the largest sandcastle building event. it's all happening at ocean beach from 11:00 to 3:30. the event is free to attend.

we're tracking the rain storm moving into the bay area this morning. here's a look at stormtracker four radar. >> rebecca: it will be here this afternoon around 2:00 this morning touching down in the north bay decade and then widespread we see before 5:00 in the evening hours cassoni see the heaviest rain throughout the bay area. and gusty winds as well and yet this holes sella's going to be out in the bay area later this afternoon. and we break it down for you and slowly moving into the nevada out and the san francisco as we head into an east bay in the valley.

also buy at " o'clock and scattered showers struck the bay area you can head to the raiders game tomorrow might be some light showers here and there no heavy rain expected at looks like this is ours rainfall mostly half-inch coming for half moon bay and then praised as here definitely rain clouds heading this way pretty much cool temperatures though 58 degrees and not in view 50 alceste's san francisco oakland

56 for center tel. 2:00 this afternoon wraping up early tomorrow morning. and " wind gusts of the 30 mi. an hour and then gus up the 45 mi. an hour the very several on the roadways seven and. down trees will leave plenty of time believe early roadways will be quite slick. >> marty:in the east bay. there was another carjacking at a bart station. two people approached a woman in the pittsburg bart parking lot friday afternoon. they pushed her to the ground and demanded the keys to her car. the victim's nissan was later spotted by an officer near highway- 4. officers pursued the car to vallejo, where the suspects were taken into custody.

on monday- two people were carjacked at gunpoint in a bart parking lot in oakland. it happened at the macarthur bart station parking garage at around 11:50 at night. those two people have not yet been arrested. happening now. the family of three-year-old elijah dunn wants the state to change how arresting officers handle drivers who are under the influence. dunn was killed in a d-u-i crash last month. kron four's spencer blake reports the family has started a petition drive they hope will get anyone arrested for d-u- i.off the road. >> reporter:this petition - justice for elijah dunn - calls on state lawmakers to get tougher on those who drive under the influence. chuck maloiki, whose grandson elijah died in this crash on i-

680, says nobody should be allowed back on the road immediately after a d-u-i arrest. >> :"we're trying to make it to where you automatically get your license taken away, period. no matter what. even if it's the first offense! take your license away. you can't drive!" >> reporter:right now, the law is different for an alcohol- related d-u-i and a drug related one. for alcohol, arresting officers take the driver's license, give them a temporary one, and wait for the d-m-v to decide whether or not to revoke the license altogether. for drugs, however, the law does not call for officers to send the license off to the d-m-v. that's why yarenit malihan, the woman officers arrested for a drug d-u-i in the wreck that killed elijahstill has a license as she awaits her court hearing. >> :"everybody's innocent until proven guilty, but when you do a field sobriety test on somebody, you know what they did already. you know they're guilty of it already." the family's petition says, no matter the impairing substance, first time offenders should not have a license until after their hearing. it calls for second time offenders to lose their license indefinitely, and demands there be *no bail for an impaired driver if they injured or killed someone under the influence. "it's not only for elijah. it's for everybody out there who's lost a loved one, who's lost somebody close, and also for people in the future so that it doesn't happen to anybody else." so far the petition on change dot org has almost two thousand signatures. elijah's grandfather says one of their biggest supporters of the petition right now is madd, which isn't just mothers against drunk driving, but also mother's

against *drugged driving. in sunnyvale, spencer blake, kron four news. an uber driver is in jail for assaulting a police parking assistant who was giving him a ticket in downtown mountain view. 62-year-old ghulam mohammadi was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. he was booked into santa clara county jail. mohammadi is accused of backing into the police assistant's car, which was pushed backwards. police say the assistant was able to step away and didn't

suffer any injuries. uber has not responded to a request for comment.

>> marty:in sports. the cleveland indians and the toronto blue jays squaring off in game one of the a-l-c-s. this was the second time these two cities met in a championship series this year. their n-b-a teams, the cavs and raptors met in the conference title just a few months ago. and that is the first time that's ever happened in sports history. this game was a pitchers dual until the 6th.

that's when cleveland's francisco lindor hits a blast to center. giving them a 2 -zip lead. and that would be all the runs cleveland would need as the indians pitching staff shut down the blue jays high powered offense. holding them to just 7 hits and 12 strikeouts. final score 2 nada indians. game 2 is today at 1:08. and happening today. the cubs and dodgers face off in game one of the n-l-c-s.

cubs ace jon lester is facing off against rookie kenta maeda. first pitch is set for 5:00. the cubs of course are coming off a 3-1 series win against the giants. giants president larry baer told fans the giants expect to be busy this offseason. at the top of the giants wish list is a closer. they could be big players in this year's baseball winter meetings in early december. also happening today. some bay area college football teams are in action later today. the stanford cardinal are taking

on notre dame in south bend. stanford looking for a road win after back to back losses. kick off is set for 4:30. and san jose state is hosting the university of nevada- reno. kick off is at 7:30. cal has a bye this week. in niner's news. quarterback colin kaepernick will be looking for his first win in nearly a year as he is set to start tomorrow against the buffalo bills. the last time kaepernick won a game was against the ravens last october. besides niner fans, n-f-l scouts will be watching closely to see how much rust cap has shaken off. the six-year veteran takes over a team that ranks 31st in the league in total yards. sunday's game is set to kick off at 10:00 a-m. u.s. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is now apologizing for comments she made about colin kaepernick's national anthem protest. justice ginsburg did not issue a direct apology to kaepernick. but she did release a statement saying, she was barely aware of the anthem protest. and that her comments were "inappropriately dismissive and harsh." this is not the first time she has back- pedaled on public remarks. last july, she said she regretted criticizing donald trump including calling him a "faker." live look outside. golden gate bridge. for the weekend: it's the marin music festival in san rafael. enjoy music, food, kids activities and more. it's all happening at the marin rod and gun club from 10:00 to 6:00. the event is free to attend.

we're tracking the rain storm moving into the bay area this morning. here's a look at stormtracker four radar. rebecca strom is here with your morning forecast. rebecca. >> rebecca: news of give a bunch of veterans of her run pressure shopping done done later this afternoon when we expect the ringgit come into the bay area and lots of wind as well i might add. as saleratus imaging showing a flair the north of us and that's some good news only break down this rain fall into the afternoon hours a spotty showers right now quite late poet say by 2:00 conceive the

rainfall and the bay area is expected read around a 3:00 our most exciting severance this note vicos east bay shoreline and a valet as well as the south bay. and into late afternoon believing it hours then as we are missing was the dry conditions writer and the coliseum got oakland writer and the 1:00 hour. when forecast again when advisory issued starting at 2:00 this afternoon precaution right now for the most part once again in the afternoon hours when speeds will be picking up mostly in the 20's are on the bay area. touching almost 30 mi. an hour in some

spots we might have when gusts. >> marty: 18 news the death toll continues arise north carolina because of hurricane matthew rescue workers found two more bodies and set cars submerged and floodwaters from the storm the death paul mellon's of north carolina since the 26 and flooding triggered by hurricane matthew has killed 30 people in the last 500 people in haiti. >> marty:

raiders fans have heard this before. but the raiders are one significant step closer to leaving oakland, again. nevada lawmakers approved a 750 million dollar hotel tax to help build the team a new stadium in las vegas. and it becomes official on monday when nevada's governor is expected to sign the plan in las vegas. the stadium is expected to cost nearly 2-billion dollars. a new tourist tax will pay for part of it and the raiders have committed 500-million dollars to the project as well. billionaire casino mogul sheldon adelson says he will cover the rest of the cost. u-n-l-v's football team would also play home games at the new domed stadium. however, this is still far from a done deal. 75 percent of nfl owners still have to approve the move. that vote won't come until early next year.

and the league's commissioner has said recently he wants to see the raiders get a new stadium in oakland. owner mark davis released a statement saying. "all parties have worked extremely hard to develop and approve this tremendous stadium project that will serve as a proud new home for the entire raider nation." oakland mayor libby schaff is speaking out on the potential move by the raiders. she met with reporters during last nights state of the city address. "and it does not distract our focus from doing our job which is to do a responsible viable option for the raiders to also consider staying in oakland at the end of the day it is up to the nfl owners" on the field the raiders are on a roll, they are currently 4 and 1 and are in first place in the a-f-c west. >> marty:happening today. former presidential candidate bernie sanders is hosting a rally in san francisco in support of proposition 61. it's aimed at lowering the price of prescription drugs for patients on medicare. it would require the state to negotiate with drug companies for medication that costs no more than it costs the department of veterans affairs. opponents argue that the lower prices wouldn't help most californians and would increase taxpayer costs. today's rally is set for noon at san francisco's marriott marquis hotel.

decision 2016. donald trump hitting back against the growing number of women accusing him of sexual assault. mary maloney reports the trump campaign says it is preparing material to refute the allegations. >> reporter: holes washington post the 1990's trump reached a person wrote to her. other women have similar allegations.

several sharing stories after release of and access hollywood tape in which troubled breast of sexually assaulting women. >> marty:newly released emails show hillary clinton's aides asked former president bill clinton to cancel a planned speech to a

the cancellation was because of concerns the clintons might street. this was just as hillary clinton was about to announce her campaign for president. hacked emails released by wikileaks go on to show that hillary clinton did not want her husband to cancel the speech. she was eventually convinced that canceling was the right step. clinton's campaign had long been worried about appearing to be too close to wall street banks. coming up. twin boys are recovering this morning after hours of surgery to separate them by the head. the reason why this surgery almost never happened is next on kron four. live look outside. san mateo bridge. for the weekend: it's the bacon festival of american in san jose. come out and bacon, bacon and more bacon. as well as music and more. it's all happening at the plaza de cesar chavez from 12:00 to 7:00. the event is free to attend.

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>> marty:after nearly 17-hours of surgery and then five more hours of individual surgeries, twin brothers born conjoined at the head will now be able to live separate lives. it took the work of 40 medical experts to perform the surguries at a hospital in the bronx, new york. this is a photo of jadon mcdonald, finally laying on his own. his brother anias needed extra surgery to reconstruct his skull. doctors say the boys have a long recovery ahead. the illinois twins were born attached at the crown of the head. it was a difficult surgery that almost didn't happen. the lead surgeon was considering stopping the procedure at one point. because the boys shared more brain tissue than anyone realized. coming up you always drive on the shoulder like that sir? hah? when it rains it pour did you not see the chp sitting right there.people behaving badly that is i'll explain in the next edition

of people behaving badly live look outside. san francisco embarcadero. for the weekend: it's the harvest festival in berkeley. come out and enjoy food, music and a kids zone. it's all happening at cedar rose park from 11:00 to 4:00. the event is free to attend.

tracking re knives with this storm trackers satellite radar imaging showing far north right now ours and the afternoon we will see how right over the area. feature cast breaks down in a time frame for us mostly dry conditions around the bay area some spotty showers for the north bay and by lunchtime still quite dry and then once again in the 2:00 hour we might have some of our first showers. mostly through the attire bay area san francisco. and if

you're a lot of crude in the first half the date nice and dry come later this afternoon in the early evening hours mostly

common ones to get in the afternoon hours especially along a coast and sunspots almost touched that. and it should be dry on tuesday mostly sunny conditions and the heating trend into the middle of next week and into friday.

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denny's new fluffier, tastier, better pancakes now in holiday flavors. >> marty: this morning on kron four news weekend. more rain is expected to hit the bay area today. here is a look at stormtracker four radar. good morning and thanks for joining us this saturday morning. i'm marty gonzalez. we have full team coverage this morning as we track the rain expected to hit all weekend long. rebecca strom is in the weather center. and kron four's averi harper is live in pacifica where a coastal flood and high surf advisory are in effect. we want to first go to rebecca with today's forecast. rebecca? >> rebecca: tracking all the rate on the way to the bay area

right now we're seeing far north and mostly in our we yuri guy you caught and also the chief the area right now. expecting it later this afternoon and to tonight the needs to go out and get your to delist the on get out early. dry conditions from the bay area and as we advance the clock had received early afternoon hours showers will be touching down in the north bay: the coast and then by 8:00 mainly in the south bay east bay values as well. tomorrow this is what we can expect dry conditions tomorrow and into the afternoon spotty showers dropped a day is how

much rainwear expecting with the next 24 hours between a quarter of an inch to 1/3 of an inch in see the great conditions overcast skies should wrap up early tomorrow morning when guests are out of 45 mi. an hour and far more wins than yesterday very careful the debris could be on the roadway downed power as well as trees it definitely be very careful stay indoors later this afternoon

sunshine there and now all we do is see great conditions. now we want to go live in pacifa. kron four's averi harper reports on the coastal flood and high surf advisory in effect right now. >> averi: the strength of the waves at the here have started to pick out we want to show you video we have a guest today what conditions like here similar to today in this video you see public-works crews taking preventive measures to prevent flooding because the area it is notorious for that. the pump water proactively to keep the area from flooding in the last few minutes we have crews checking on things make sure things are o.k. there is no flooding as of yet there are some puddles of from yesterday

but nothing has gone awry here just yet. there is a coastal flooding advisory to 03 p.m. on monday. because of astronomical high tide experts expect this time of your carlotta servers people who like to jog and walk along the beach here at pacifica for you get near the water be aware that there are going to be strong recurrent and sneaker waves in the water until advisory is over. this area as the tories for flooding sizable let's talk to one woman in here walking along the here take a listen to what she had to say.

>> marty:we'll check back in with her throughout the morning. the storm is also packing strong wind. knocking down some trees and causing some airport delays. in moraga.the wind brought down this tree on the side of the road. and in san francisco, the storm brought down a tree limb on webster and branch streets. there is a wind advisory in effect until sunday at 2-a-m. there is concern that gusty winds will bring down more trees and powerlines. and in the north bay.

the rain caused a big rig to lose control crashing into the center divider and flipping over. kron4 was first on the scene yesterday. drivers from the other side of the freeway stopped and got out of their cars to help the driver. it happened on highway 101 near lincoln avenue in san rafael during the morning commute. the truck was carrying produce which spilled all over the highway. both sides of highway 101 were blocked for hours as crews cleaned the debris. the truck driver is expected to be okay. and make sure you download the kron four mobile app so you can track the rain and the traffic impact anytime and anywhere. you can check out up-to-the- minute radar and see the forecast in your neighborhood. we also have real-time traffic maps. it's a free download for iphone and android devices. our other top story. the san francisco police officer shot in the head in the city's sunset district is concious, but is still in critical condition. that is new information released by the s-f-p-d. earlier this morning. swat teams brought one person into custody. it all started at around 8:15

last night, after reports of a man causing a disturbance at the lakeshore shopping center. >> marty:after officers found the man, he started shooting at the officers. one of the bullets grazed an officer in the head. then the shooter ran toward stern grove, near sloat boulevard and 19th avenue. take a listen to how officers eventually captured the man. officers used a flash-bang device to distract the man and arrest him.

police say he is a mentally disturbed. he is currently at san francisco general hospital for treatment. witnesses near the shopping center say this may have all started as a robbery. and earlier this morning s-f-p-d interim chief toney chaplin released this statement. quote - "our thoughts are with our injured officer and his family. our officers each day put their lives at risk to protect and serve san francisco and we are grateful for the outpouring of support we saw friday evening from san franciscans who were concerned for the officer's well-being." that injured officer is currently in critical condition

at san francisco general hospital. and we learned this morning that he is concsious and with his family. we will continue updating you on this story as we learn new information throughout the morning. coming up. the family of the three-year-old child killed in a d-u-i crash is demanding change. a look at the petition they started to get anyone arrested for d-u-i off the streets. >> marty:plus. the silver and black are one step closer to moving to las vegas. the way mayor libby schaaf is speaking out about the raiders possibly leaving oakland. and a health warning. the reason scientists are warning people about exercising when you're angry. that is next on kron four.

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about general mills big g cereals. >> marty:for your health: here is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week: if you're angry or upset. you may want to simmer down before heading out for an intense workout. a new study says rigorous exercise while stressed or angry triples your risk of having a heart attack within an hour. that's according to scientists

from mcmaster university in ontario. they say regular exercise can help prevent heart disease. but not enough people work out enough. so people may think going on a long run or workout may help relieve stress or anger. but researchers say that is not the case if you don't exercise regularly. in the study, researchers found the risk for heart attack was greatest between 6pm and midnight. it's the leap sandcastle contest in san francisco. come out and check out the largest sandcastle building event. it's all happening at ocean beach from 11:00 to 3:30. the event is free to attend.

we're tracking the rain storm moving into the bay area this morning. here's a look at stormtracker four radar. in the east bay. >> rebecca: conditions we might

see some spotty showers here in maryland and house or in the north bay for the early part of the morning. now the wind and rain both on the way so the feature cast making a daughter is starting to come near the 3:00 hour some showers in the north bay by then pre much covered and to the later afternoon hours as and get into 7:00 it will be spreading widespread always cross the bay area between the third of an inch to 1/2 of an inch long close expected. this body showers in the area waking up to nearly dry conditions to borrow

into the afternoon we might have some showers though tomorrow evening and that will bring a little bit of rainfall are on the bay area as well. all i look outside right now some blue skies but of course that is set to change was the overcast conditions and to those early afternoon hours but right now by some dry roadways get to the to do list for the first part of the date it will be wet conditions and gusty rain later today. my >> rebecca: held low '70's and the most part and highs appear further inland further in the south bay and keep the 60 degrees along the coast and for the north baker we will see most thought the most fitting that a 30 mi. an hour mark

>> rebecca: very carefully might want to stay indoors for the second part of today. and then and the 3 day forecast we might have more thunderstorms tomorrow expected of course the rain will continue tomorrow and tuesday things really dry out in the warming trend is on the way with all those details coming up next. >> marty:there was another carjacking at a bart station. two people approached a woman in the pittsburg bart parking lot friday afternoon. they pushed her to the ground and demanded the keys to her car.

the victim's nissan was later spotted by an officer near highway- 4. officers pursued the car to vallejo, where the suspects were taken into custody. on monday- two people were carjacked at gunpoint in a bart parking lot in oakland. it happened at the macarthur bart station parking garage at around 11:50 at night. those two people have not yet been arrested. happening now. the family of three-year-old elijah dunn wants the state to change how arresting officers handle drivers who are under the influence. dunn was killed in a d-u-i crash last month. kron four's spencer blake reports the family has started a petition drive they hope will get anyone arrested for d-u- i.off the road. >> reporter:this petition - justice for elijah dunn - calls on state lawmakers to get tougher on those who drive under the influence. chuck maloiki, whose grandson elijah died in this crash on i- 680, says nobody should be allowed back on the road immediately after a d-u-i arrest. >> :"we're trying to make it to where you automatically get your license taken away, period. no matter what. even if it's the first offense! take your license

away. you can't drive!" >> reporter:right now, the law is different for an alcohol- related d-u-i and a drug related one. for alcohol, arresting officers take the driver's license, give them a temporary one, and wait for the d-m-v to decide whether or not to revoke the license altogether. for drugs, however, the law does not call for officers to send the license off to the d-m-v. that's why yarenit malihan, the woman officers arrested for a drug d-u-i in the wreck that killed elijahstill has a license as she awaits her court hearing. >> :"everybody's innocent until proven guilty, but when you do a field sobriety test on somebody, you know what they did already. you know they're guilty of it already." >> reporter:the family's petition says, no matter the impairing substance, first time offenders should not have a license until after their hearing. it calls for second time offenders to lose their license indefinitely, and demands there be *no bail for an impaired driver if they injured or killed someone under the influence. >> :"it's not only for elijah. it's for everybody out there who's lost a loved one, who's lost somebody close, and also for people in the future so that it doesn't happen to anybody else." >> reporter:so far the petition on change dot org has almost two thousand signatures. elijah's grandfather says one of their biggest supporters of the petition right now is madd, which isn't just mothers against drunk driving, but also mother's against *drugged driving. in sunnyvale, spencer blake, kron four news.

coming up. playoff baseball is heating up. and while the giants may be out, we'll hear from the team's president about what we can expect this offseason. for the weekend: it's the pumpkin festival and parade in half moon bay. come and witness gigantic car sized pumpkins on display. it's all happening in downtown half moon bay from 9:00 to 5:00. the event is free to attend.

>> marty: in sports. the cleveland indians and the toronto blue jays squaring off in game one of the a-l-c-s. this was the second time these two cities met in a championship series this year. their n-b-a teams, the cavs and raptors met in the conference title just a few months ago. and that is the first time that's ever happened in sports history. this game was a pitchers dual until the 6th. that's when cleveland's francisco lindor hits a blast to center. giving them a 2 -zip lead. and that would be all the runs cleveland would need as the indians pitching staff shut down the blue jays high powered offense. holding them to just 7 hits and 12 strikeouts. final score 2 nada indians. game 2 is today at 1:08. and happening today. the cubs and dodgers face off in game one of the n-l-c-s. cubs ace jon lester is facing off against rookie kenta maeda. first pitch is set for 5:00. the cubs of course are coming off a 3-1 series win against the giants. giants president larry baer told fans the giants expect to be busy this offseason. at the top of the giants wish list is a closer. they could be big players in this year's baseball winter meetings in early december.

also happening today. some bay area college football teams are in action later today. the stanford cardinal are taking on notre dame in south bend. stanford looking for a road win after back to back losses. kick off is set for 4:30. and san jose state is hosting the university of nevada- reno. kick off is at 7:30. cal has a bye this week. in niner's news. quarterback colin kaepernick will be looking for his first win in nearly a year as he is set to start tomorrow against the buffalo bills. the last time kaepernick won a game was against the ravens last october. besides niner fans, n-f-l scouts will be watching closely to see

how much rust cap has shaken off. the six-year veteran takes over a team that ranks 31st in the league in total yards. sunday's game is set to kick off at 10:00 a-m. u.s. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is now apologizing for comments she made about colin kaepernick's national anthem protest. justice ginsburg did not issue a direct apology to kaepernick. but she did release a statement saying, she was barely aware of the anthem protest. and that her comments were "inappropriately dismissive and harsh." this is not the first time she has back- pedaled on public remarks. last july, she said she regretted criticizing donald trump including calling him a "faker." live look outside. golden gate bridge. for the weekend: it's the marin music festival in san rafael. enjoy music, food, kids activities and more. it's all happening at the marin rod and gun club from 10:00 to 6:00. the event is free to attend.

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morning. here's a look at stormtracker four radar. rebecca strom is here with your morning forecast. rebecca. >> rebecca: alcee spotty showers in the first for the day nothing like this afternoon and tonight the winds really picking up as well we see more windy conditions then yesterday just be very careful out there and a lot of things to do today get those done early this morning really of 3:00 hour we start to see showers, and that the north bay sorrows and about and sausalito we see the alicea along the coasts as well as the 6:00 hour east bay kidding and

nice soaking it south bay and to this evening and again a big part of the rain is gonna happen later this afternoon and tonight. and then also and other more valley. high wind advisory not schedule to until caught 2:00 this afternoon that we see real winds start to pick up and even when speeds up to 30 mi. an hour.

>> marty: we learned in the last hour the death toll continues to rise in north carolina from hurricane matthew. rescue workers found two more bodies inside cars that were submerged and floodwaters in the storm the death toll now stands a north carolina at 26. triggered by the hurricane killed a least 43 people in the u.s. 500 people in haiti. >> marty:in bay area news. an update now on a story we've been closely following here on

kron 4. raiders fans have heard this before. but the raiders are one significant step closer to leaving oakland, again. nevada lawmakers approved a 750 million dollar hotel tax to help build the team a new stadium in las vegas. and it becomes official on monday when nevada's governor is expected to sign the plan in las vegas. the stadium is expected to cost nearly 2-billion dollars. a new tourist tax will pay for part of it and the raiders have committed 500-million dollars to the project as well. billionaire casino mogul sheldon adelson says he will cover the rest of the cost. u-n-l-v's football team would also play home games at the new domed stadium. however, this is still far from a done deal. 75 percent of nfl owners still have to approve the move. that vote won't come until early next year. and the league's commissioner has said recently he wants to see the raiders get a new stadium in oakland. owner mark davis released a statement saying. "all parties have worked extremely hard to develop and approve this tremendous stadium project that will serve as a proud new home for the entire raider nation." oakland mayor libby schaff is speaking out on the potential move by the raiders. she met with reporters during last nights state of the city address. >> :"and it does not distract our focus from doing our job which is to do a responsible viable option for the raiders to also consider staying in oakland at the end of the day it is up to the nfl owners" on the field the raiders are on a roll, they are currently 4 and

1 and are in first place in the a-f-c west. happening today. former presidential candidate bernie sanders is hosting a rally in san francisco in support of proposition 61. it's aimed at lowering the price of prescription drugs for patients on medicare. it would require the state to negotiate with drug companies for medication that costs no more than it costs the department of veterans affairs. opponents argue that the lower prices wouldn't help most californians and would increase taxpayer costs. today's rally is set for noon at san francisco's marriott marquis hotel. >> marty:decision 2016. donald trump hitting back against the growing number of women accusing him of sexual assault. mary maloney reports the trump campaign says it is preparing material to refute the allegations. >> reporter: donald trump fighting back. the real estate

tycoon sexually assaulted her in 2007 being featured on the tv show the apprentice. and christian anderson tells us in the 1990's trump reached up her skirt and groped her. other women have similar allegations. several sharing their stories that the release of access hollywood tape in which he brags about sexually assaulting women. >> reporter: trump denounces the

claims and says that the allegations are part of an elaborate scheme to derail the presidential race. coming up. twin boys are recovering this to separate them by the head. almost never happened is next on kron four. live look outside. san mateo bridge. for the weekend: american in san jose. come out and bacon, bacon and more bacon. as well as music and more. it's all happening at the plaza de cesar chavez from 12:00 to 7:00. the event is free to attend.

>> marty:after nearly 17-hours of surgery and then five more hours of individual surgeries, twin brothers born conjoined at the head will now be able to live separate lives. it took the work of 40 medical experts to perform the surguries at a hospital in the bronx, new york. this is a photo of jadon mcdonald, finally laying on his own. his brother anias needed extra surgery to reconstruct his skull. doctors say the boys have a long recovery ahead. the illinois twins were born attached at the crown of the head. it was a difficult surgery that almost didn't happen. the lead surgeon was considering stopping the procedure at one point. because the boys shared more brain tissue than anyone realized.

coming up you always drive on the shoulder like that sir? hah? when it rains it pour did you not see the chp sitting right there.people behaving badly that is i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly live look outside. san francisco embarcadero. for the weekend: it's the harvest festival in berkeley. come out and enjoy food, music and a kids zone. it's all happening at cedar rose park from 11:00 to 4:00. the event is free to attend.

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and real oats. ok that's still honey. ahhh, there we go. were back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy, figures. introducing tiny toast. the tiny cereal with the big taste of real fruit. in national news. heavy rain led to flooding last night and that stranded drivers around the city. they say cars stalled in many locations, delaying traffic. officials are asking people to avoid high water areas. and we are expecting rain back here in the bay area. here's a look at stormtracker four radar. rebecca strom is here with your morning forecast. rebecca. >> reporter: week of flooding advisory tomorrow. we get a san

francisco and touching along coastal areas and pacifica half moon bay and the evening hours it spreads across the bay area and the east bay and getting the south bay nice and what later this evening. we wake up mostly dry conditions tomorrow morning

and the bay bridge toll plaza live camera outside right now we see some blue skies that is set to change once the system moves on the bay area traffic is pre like right now that is also set the change and may see some delays in and out of san francisco are around 11:00 to 1:00 this afternoon, trans crews are getting rid of part of the old bay bridge chapter 5 lead early coming into san francisco later and from this afternoon. we see lots of low-lying clouds of visibility is poor for inbound flights looking at about 2 hour delays into that airport they're picking up any loved ones today definitely check with your carrier as always. lot of places we see almost touched

that they're not on marc and of course debris on the roadway. c >> rebecca: in just a minor wind conditions and francisco and then once we get into the afternoon hours that's when the '20s to start a pop up on the board and to the overnight hours things will calm down for the winds and rain monday will have lingering showers tuesday should be pretty dry and the upper left dry the rest of the week and we will have a warming trend.

>> marty:an el dorado county wildfire is forcing people in 500- homes to evacuate. the emerald fire started early yesterday morning in the area of cascade lake and emerald bay. the over 200- acre wildfire is burning near camp richardson. about 500 homes near south lake tahoe are now under a mandatory evacuation. authorities are asking residents in an additional 500 homes near emerald bay evacuate voluntarily. the one piece of good news to share with you is that officials say it is currently 80- percent contained. when it rains people are supposed to be extra cautious on the road. headlights on, slow down and don't follow too close. yet, there are so many crashes reported when it rains. the c-h-p believes that 99- percent of all crashes are avoidable our stanley roberts believes that 99 percent are the result of people behaving badly. >> rebecca:you always driver on the shoulder likethat sir? hah? this driver is at a lost for words did you not see the chp sitting right there well maybe i should show you want happened since he appears to be at a loss for words nats: ambiance i'm out with officer benavidez from the redwood city area office of the california highway patrol . here he is removing debris off highway 101 first this driver gets pulled over for cutting across the gore point to beat traffic but he is about to get the break of his life because of this driver i paused the video just so you can get the full effect

he jumped out of traffic and drives on the shoulder then tries to jump back into traffic and since he likes driving on the shoulder he gets to hand out there for a while that's when the rain picked up so on with the rain gear and out with the ticket nats: ambiance when it rains the chp usually goes from enforcement mode to basically referee the drivers crash and the chp basically puts them back in play however yes there is a however if the driver commits a foul in the presence of the officer the drivers gets the red and blue lights like this driver who not only had a phone firmly attached to her ear he was wearing her seatbelt wrong morning so its pouring down raining you're on your cell phone and seat belt tucked under your arm oh no that make me look really bad hmmmm should you be paying attention to the road and not on the phone while your driving in the rain yes absolutely this driver also was seen driving on the shoulder i don't want to be on the news, well you kinda signed the release when you drove by on the freeway no yea where you heading too home no the pensky truck pushed me off the road when he was merging on to the freeway ohhh the pensky truck these two drivers tangled it up while trying to get onto highway 101 in san mateo . the driver in the blue car and a 2 year old were transported to the hospital the driver of the suv was heading to san francisco city hall for a wedding oh ah we were just left from getting my bride to be hair done . yup it was his wedding or should i say their wedding day and it's the drivers birthday. look when it rains it's important to driver defensively . and if you see a chp doing a traffic break do not pass nats: on the peninsula with the california highway patrol stanley roberts kron 4 news

move over the girl on the train, you've got some competition for this week's top spot at the box office. find out which 3 new films will be challenging to be number one.

that's next. live look outside. san francisco international airport. for the weekend: it's the oyster block party in oakland. come out and enjoy music, oysters of course and more. it's all happening at jack london square from 12:00 to 6:00. the event is free to attend.

three new movies hit screens this weekend, but can any of them take on current box office champ, "the girl on the train?" rick damigella has a preview. a wildlife park in texas says they have captured the biggest alligator that's ever been caught in that state. take a look. this nine-hundred-gator was caught on wednesday.

park employees were called to get him after reports that the gator had been showing up at a boat ramp. the gator was later released into the park. the owner of the park says the capture actually saved the animal. the park owner is now asking the public to help him come up with a name for the gator.

>> rebecca: expected tomorrow temperatures drop down by couple agrees. monday we might have a couple of showers from the earlier systems by tuesday we should beat pretty dry and mostly sunny conditions easy inland temperatures krieg up just a bit mid '70s expected that a warming trend we might see 80 degrees on wednesday.

[music] cc by aberdeen captioning www.abercap.com 1-800-688-6621 >> tracy sellers: hey, everybody. welcome to "california bountiful." i'm your host, tracy sellers. and today we're at the hawks public house restaurant in sacramento, enjoying one of their seasonal salads here, which makes me really happy. and speaking of happiness, you know, they say you can't really bottle happiness, can you? well, one california dairy is hoping you can. [music] >> tracy: in tulare county,