>> marty: this morning on kron four news weekend. rain is again in the forecast for the bay area today. here is a look at stormtracker four radar. good morning and thanks for joining us this sunday morning. i'm marty gonzalez. we have full team coverage this morning as we track the rain expected to hit the bay area today. 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. let's first go to rebecca with today's forecast. rebecca what can we expect to see today? and our team coverage of the storm continues now with averi harper. averi is standing by live in pacifica where there is a coastal flood advisory. >> rebecca: assault spacek cruz mountains you can see the storm track per radar imaging. i read

it over to the sierra and the tahoe area as well that's where we are seeing scattered showers in the north bay fared different story than yesterday and friday and the north they got so right now seeing dry and the north bay. >> rebecca: we're watching for

mudslides and all from this old fire area as well be very careful heading through the senate cruz area or anywhere in the south bay right now keep an eye on this for you and the latest next. averi how is looking out there this morning? >> averi: here at the pacific appear still drawing right now vote just now beginning to amass and the high surf coastal flood advisory early at this hour people are still locked napier that's not the only hazard slick roads are going to be an issue as the day goes on to look at some video we have of what road conditions might look like today once it starts falling even address solos can

give very slippery. even driving the speed limit might be too fast for road conditions where you are. don't use cruise control in these conditions as he could hydroplane. another thing that you should be slightly on the road because there are conditions will be slick after it starts trading. >> averi: here on the here it is a taurus for flooding notorious for flooding. will be blood entering conditions for you throughout the morning. >> averi: the bay area, fire officials say people living in the santa cruz mountains need to

prepare with sandbags to battle possible flooding. this after just after the loma fire burned through that area. kron 4's ella sogomonian has the details. >> reporter:first signs of strong wind and heavy rain pose a real threat to communities recently ravaged by wildfires. >> : several trees close in

rhode close you to look . "it's not able to absorb the run another danger - downed trees and power lines. "trees have been stressed and falling down more regularily than years past today a tree came down taking out utility lines." calfire report corrections have also been made by their team to the damage from fire supression efforts when they batteled the loma fire. 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 i- phone and android devices. breaking overnight. >> marty:a man is in serious condition after being shot near the u-c berkeley campus. the shooting happened here just

after 11 last night at haste and dana streets. when police arrived at the scene they found a 35 year old man suffering from a gunshot wound. police say the shooting doesn't appear to be random. it is unclear if the victim is affiliated with the university. police are still looking for the shooter and no suspect description has been made available. happening now. police are looking for a man who sexually assaulted a woman last night in santa rosa. it happened just after 10 on mendocino and ridgway avenues. that's when a woman the woman says a man attacked her. she was able to get away. police describe the man as a hispanic man, in his 20's, five feet 8 inches tall weighing about 140 pounds. the man may have also had facial hair. possibly a goatee. another big story we're following this morning. a san francisco police officer remains in crtical yet stable condition after that officer was shot in the head. that officer is now paralyzed on one side of his body. the gunman was also wounded by police in the shooting. kron four's philippe djegal has an update. nats- cop cars >> :sot- "like four cop cars came." nats- cop cars sot- "and, then the next thing you know, its about 6, 10 and then it was about 20." >> reporter:a quick and swift response to a san francisco police officer shot in the head. >> :sot- "he's a human first, cops just his job. >> reporter:the gunman on the run. >> :sot- "so, i'm definitely worried." >> reporter:at around 8-15 friday night. officers stopped by the lakeshore shopping center, not far from lake merced. responding to reports of a man acting erratically. interim police chief toney chaplin says his officers were not aware the man was armed with a gun. >> :sot- "the officers approached him and he immediately opened fire on him."

chaplin says one officer, based for the last two years out of this part of town. was hit in the head. >> :sot- "one centimeter down and this may have been a fatality for the officer." >> reporter:but he lived and was rushed to san francisco general hospital. >> :sot- "he underwent surgery to remove fragments from his brain and he still has partial paralysis on one side of his body from the uh shot to the head." >> reporter:mayor ed lee visted the officer shorly after arrivng at the hospital. >> :sot- "i have a good feeling our officer will recover." >> reporter:the mayor encouraged by the fact the officer was concious. >> :sot- "he certainly had the respect of greeting me as mister mayor. i told him, you just got shot, what are you uh calling me sir for? so he was in good spirits." >> reporter:as for the suspect. >> :sot- "i saw a cop running up our street, kind of gimping." he ran from police shortly after the shooting, and was found hiding in some bushes nearby before taking off again. chaplin says at least one

officer opened fire, knocking the suspect, still holding his gun, to the ground. >> :sot- "tactical officers deployed flash bang devices to distract the suspect and were able to take him into custody. he was transported to san francisco general where he now stands for treatment for his injuries." praising his officers for using non-lethal force to take the gunman down. chaplin says his department will release more details on the shooting at a public town hall meeting next week. >> :sot- "we're still digging into the suspect's background to find out more about him." >> reporter:in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> marty: >> rebecca: coming up on the kron 4 morning news. shots fired inside of a l-a resturant leaves 3 dead and several injured. what police say led to the bloody scene. and. everyone's favorite loveable loser takes on the bay area's most hated team. cubs dodgers highlights. also. thinking about traveling for the holidays. better book it soon. the reason next.

>> marty:for your money: here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. if you haven't booked your holiday travel. now is the time. and we have some tips to make sure you're not breaking the bank when booking your flights. first. try to travel on certain days of the week. the cheapest days to fly are usually tuesday, wednesday, and saturday. if you can. avoid friday and sunday. second. if you're taking a vacation, fly to cheaper destinations. during the holidays it is significantly cheaper to fly overseas than staying domestic. and lastly. it might be a pain, but having a stop or two on your flight can save you some cash. flights with layovers can be significantly cheaper than direct flights.

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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: it's not completely dry as far and then most of activity just off the south bay and santa cruzans. current conditions must let their little bodies bay shoreline here most

of it in the south a little bit on the peninsula. and then the lid popped up for the north bay fisheries and rosa and we see some light rain fall through the north bay into the evening hours. it will see this crossette francisco and touching down on all parts of the bay area than what we saw yesterday. as we advance into tomorrow we see spotty showers throughout the afternoon and possibly might wake-up third today as well. and

then outside what we're looking at the farm story part approach to the bay bridge toll plaza roadways are still out " be careful as to me to wear out the door and a matter we're heading to today we see some very high waves and then we might have so the flooding along the immediate coast this will last all throughout the day into tonight. it looks like this a chance of thunderstorms later to today monday it " might have leftover showers and to the afternoon tuesday it pretty much the dry conditions and then temperatures will be going up just a bit low 70's or on the bay and mid-70s in the land the warming trend also on the way details are next.

>> marty:the storm is causing lots of power outages in the bay area. with thousands of people affected. at last check just over 3- thousand people are without power. the most serious problems are in the south bay. that's where just over 19- hundred people are without power. about 700 others are in the east bay. and in the north bay about 200 customers are being affected. in san francisco, just over 250 are affected. and along the peninsula -- 5 customers are without power. pg&e says it has restored power to nearly 125 thousand customers

since the storm began thursday night. happening today. a glimpse of the future. bart will be unveiling its "fleet of the future" in oakland at the macarthur station. the new train cars were first

previewed last month. outside the cars have a rounded front. inside hey have high backed seats, and digital screens showing the train's location, among other improvements. the new diesel cars hold 200 passengeers and can travel a mile and a half on a gallon of fuel.

in california news. two people are in critical condition after gunfire erupted in a restaurant in los angeles. three were killed in the shooting and 12 others were wounded. this is video of the scene. the shooting happened early saturday morning west of downtown l-a. police say the shooting broke out after an argument in the restaurant. police do not have a motive for the shooting. but believe gangs could be a factor. neighbors say they don't feel safe. police say that two possible suspects are currently being questioned about the shooting. they are still searching for several other suspects. in san diego, four people are dead and four others critically injured.after a pick-up truck flew off a bridge into a popular park filled with people. here's video of the truck. officials say it plunged 60-feet off san diego's coronado bridge and landed in the chicano park where hundreds were attending a festival. a c-h-p spokesman says the truck driver, who's now hospitalized, is charged with driving under the influence of alchohol causing injury or death. .it's horrible. it's horrific. there's people down below. we have bodies.there.uh.were just innocent people down here having a good time, and now they're gone." gone." he truck landed on top r people. all of the eight injured are adults. four of them , including the unidentified driver, suffered major injuries. the accident the bridge for severa3 in the north bay. the smart train in sonoma and

marin counties will launching much later than expected. the original launch date was set for this december. it has now been pushed to late spring next year. the smart train operators say they need the extra few months to fix an engine design iss in the smart to fully complete its systemwide safety testing. the project inv1 miles crossings, major delays on bart yesterday after a man got onto t at the san c it happened6 c1and after severae fight the man off and the man has not been identified he got onto the6 c13 it's sunday and that means it's time for football. the 49e this morning. live look outside. richmond for the weekend: it's "eats, beats and brews" block party in berkeley. enjoy live salsa music along with an outdoor beer garden. it's happening on shatuck avenue and center street from noon to 6:00. it is free to attend.

happening today. quarterback colin kaepernick is looking for his first win in nearly a year as he is set to start today against the buffalo bills. the last time kaepernick won a game was against the baltimore

ravens last october. 49ers coach chip kellys says he hopes that putting in the six- year-veteran will help revive their offense after winning their home opener, the niners lost their next four straight games with blaine gabbert under center. today's game is set to kick off at 10:00 a-m in buffalo. and the raiders are at home taking on the division rival kansas city chiefs. the raiders are off to a great start, at 4-1 and first in the a-f-c west. this is video from their matchup last year, where the raiders lost 34-20. the silver and black hope to extend their three-game winning streak, including a 34-31 victory against the san diego chargers last week. the raiders are without their running back, latavius murray, for the second straight week with turf toe. kick off is set for 1:05 at the coliseum. and the golden state warriors are rounding into shape for the season. klay thompson scored 24 points to lead the dubs to a 112-107 win over their rival the los angeles lakers in las vegas. it was against their former coach luke walton. and kevin durant added 17 points. draymond green, andre iguodala and david west did not play last night. the dubs are 4-1 in the preseason. their next game is against the lakers again on wednesday night. even though the chicago cubs eliminated the giants from the playoffs, giants fans may find themselves cheering for the lovable losers.as they take on the los angeles dodgers in the n-l-c-s. take a look at this. javy baez is on third, with the cubs up 2-0. he then steals home to extend the cubs lead. the dodgers later tied the game

up 3-3. then in the eighth inning, pinch hitter miguel montero hits a grand slam. it was the first go-ahead grand slam by a pinch hitter in post season history. the cubs won the game 8-4, and lead the series 1-0. game two is tonight at 5:00. clayton kershaw takes the mound tonight -- just three nights after his series-clinching save in washington. in the a-l series. the indians lead the blue jays two games to nothing. 3rd inning, game tied, man and third and francisco lindor singles up the middle. scoring rajai davis giving cleveland a 2 to 1 lead. and that would be it as far as scoring goes for both teams. the indians pitching staff continues to dominate striking out 13 blue jays batters. final score 2 to 1 indians. fun fact: teams that win the first 2 games of a best of 7 series go on to win the series over 80 percent of the time. game 3 is tomorrow at 5:08. in college football. the stanford cardinal traveled to south bend to take on the fighting irish of notre dame. even without their star runningback, christian mccaffrey, stanford managed to win the game 17-10 -- keeping their pac-12 championship hopes alive. their next game is at home against university of colorado. for the weekned. it's the sound-waves music festival in oakland. take a blanket, lawn chair and umbrella and enjoy a live jazz and hip hop concert. it's happening at jack london square from 3:00 to 5:00. it 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: the east and even possibly into the sierra. we might see a little bit of a snowfall had in the high country later this afternoon and we are seeing some spotty showers throughout the east bay and then raindrops coming in this morning the roadways vote be extra careful as to make away from the door this morning later today. and then as we move into

the later morning hours activity it with some showers in san francisco along the coast have monday as well and then into the afternoon the rainfall can go anywhere. >> rebecca: then the four- o'clock how or when we might see some more showers catching the north bay. coming through cerros of you sees a light rain fall through there. the might see spotty showers throughout the day but pretty much mostly dry. and then about the golden gate bridge in south bay overcast skies the same with the

north bay. you can also download the kron four mobile app and track the rain and also the traffic impact anytime and anywhere. we also have real-time traffic maps. it's a free download for iphone

and android devices. happening tomorrow. >> marty:jury selection is expected to begin for the man accused of kidnapping and murdering 15-year-old sierra lamar. antolin garcia-torres is charged with killing the morgan hill teenager. he was identified as the prime suspect when sierra's d-n-a was detected in his car. she was last seen heading to school in morgan hill. back in 20-12. last month, a judge denied a motion from garcia-torres' attornies to separate sierra's disappearance from three other attempted kidnapping cases. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against him. family and friends of pearl pinson are still hoping she'll be found alive. the vallejo teenager disappeared five months ago. she was last seen in may on the taylor avenue overpass. kron four was there yesterday as people marched to the overpass in her honor. witnesses say they saw pinson being dragged away by an armed man while she was walking to school. ".name stays alive." the main suspect in the case died in a shoot-out with police a few days after her disappearance.

we are now just 23 days until election day. prescription drug prices are at the center of proposition 61, one of the many ballot measures you've probably been hearing about. the measure got a big boost from a former presidential candidate, who was in san francisco yesterday. bernie sanders was in the marriott marquis in san francisco at a rally for "yes on 61," or the california drug price relief act. if passed, it would require the state to pay no more for prescription meds than the department of veterans affairs. 'yes on 61' says that it would lower the cost of medications by 20 to 24 percent. during his presidential campaign earlier this year, sanders often talked about a single payer healthcare system. yesterday he was fighting against drug prices that have been doubled or even tripled by their makers -- not because they had to, he says, but because they could. "there is medicine out there that could help them, but their patients cannot afford that medicine. that is immoral, that is disgraceful, and we're gonna change that." >> marty:opponents of the measure argue that the lower prices wouldn't help most californians.and would increase taxpayer costs. at the event sanders also endorsed the person who introduced him at the rally. he said san francisco supervisor jane kim will be a fantastic member of the state senate. more in decision 20-16. donald trump is on the campaign trail just days before the final presidential debate. he attacked the media on saturday, calling the election "rigged" in favor of his opponent. c-n-n's reid binion reports that trump is caling the new sexual assault allegations against him all lies. nat-cheers loud cheers from the crowd as donald trump got ready to address thousands of his supporters on saturday in portsmouth, new hampshire. and it didn't take long before the republican presidential nominee began lashing out at the media for what has been

haunting his campaign. donald trump / -r- republican presidential nominee: "the election is being rigged by corrupt media pushing completely false allegations and outright lies in an effort to elect her president." he also addressed the sexual assault allegations against him. saying the charges are "fabricated" and "made-up". donald trump / -r- republican presidential nominee: "these allegations many of them have already been proven so false. butt sot.there's phony people coming up with phony allegations with no witnesses whatsoever." one of his accusers, a former apprentice contestant. claims trump sexually assaulted her in 2007 -- after being featured on the show.

summer zervos / trump accuser: "he put me in an embrace and i tried to push him away. i pushed his chest to put space between us, and i said come on man, get real. he repeated my words back to me "get reeeeal" as he began thrusting his genitals." another former 'apprentice' contestant spoke out saturday morning about how members on the show had to sign 5-million dollar nondisclosure agreements. marshawn evans / former apprentice contestant: "we were told that if it didn't air, it didn't happen." butt sot " i was personally, even, threatened, not only by trump supporters but by trump himself publicly in a press release that he issued telling me to be very careful." i'm reid binion reporting. >> marty:in national news. people in north carolina are still dealing with the massive flooding in the wake of hurricane matthew yesterday morning we updated you about the rising death toll in the state. searchers found the bodies of two more people killed by the storm -- bringing the death toll to 26. with a total of 43 dead in the u.s. but that pales in comparison to haiti, where more than 500 people died. the latest victims in north carolina were found inside cars found under flood waters. some towns there are still underwater, one a week after matthew tore through. and there are still some rivers that haven't crested yet. interstate 95 is closed for a long stretch. families are still trying to come to terms with *everything that's flooded there. "it's hard, it's very hard. our little girl goes to princeville school and when i told her this morning that princeville school actually got flooded her reaction on her face totally broke my heart, but i couldn't breakdown in front of her. i stayed strong for her. that woman and her family evacuated last week, and they're staying at a shelter at a high school. also, a state superior court

judge ordered voter registration be extended until wednesday in the 36 counties effected by the flooding of hurricane matthew. people in the east bay were able to get free clothes, shoes and more thanks to the help of a few generous people. we'll find out who made this possible. next. live look outside. san mateo bridge. for the weekend. it's the off the grid picnic party in the presidio. enjoy food from over two dozen vendors. it's happening at the main parade ground from 11:00 to 4:00. it is free to attend.

>> marty:in the east bay. the nonprofit group, "white pony express" joined forces with "the church of god holy " for a free shopping experience in antioch. the event yesterday was free and open to disadvantaged members of the community. those who attended were able to shop for brand new clothes, shoes, books, toys and games.all free of charge. white pony express.even gave out free groceries during the afternoon. officials behind the give-away say the experience is about much more than free clothes. live look outside. from kirkwood.

for the weekned. it's the bay area pet fair and

adopt-athon in san rafael. enjoy activities for kids and dogs, food trucks and plenty of giveaways. there are also over one thousand adoptable dogs, cats and other small animals. it's happening at the marin center fairgrounds from 10:00 to 5:00. it 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: the note i sent hit since friday right now it's crystal that paul and showers here and there are the most part dry. we take you through the timing of all this rains today we are expecting. the feature

cast showing the movement. the bay area and salt space x through mountains toward the east bay and into the valleys to we should see rain for the most part and first half of the day i would say the 4:00 hour we start to see some shots pop up to santa rosa and a bottle. >> rebecca: but the spinoff of its array against night. flash flood watch the senate this month heavy rain from to 4 in. the rest of the bay area may be a third of an image may be up to half an inch. much later on the immediate day. the golden gate bridge by the fog current conditions live camera showing a very careful as you make your

way across the span this morning with fog tracker shows it is definitely thought being cloudy across the bay area. the we see a stick around alt route the evening as well bringing showers and we wake up too little the befog tomorrow morning as well as and then as far as it has cosi 52 for san francisco 67 oakland bundle up at the raider game to a 68 degrees for san jose 0 get your seventh day or on the bay forecast and i have some leftover showers from morning and the things it promotion drive out with a warm temperature for the rest of the week. >> marty:take a look at this. with several thunderous bangs and a huge splash, a support pier of the old eastern span of the bay bridge was imploded. cal-trans crews used a controlled, underwater implosion with eight-thousand pounds of

explosives yeterday afternoon. the blast lasted less than 3 seconds. the next implosion is scheduled to happen in two weeks. this app - "life 3-60" - helps families track each other's location and communicate throughout the day. it launched a new feature called "crash detection."

if you or your children are in a bad car accident it will notify first responders of your exact location and alert your family our tech reporter gabe slate met with the company behind this to explain how it could help offer 'peace of mind' to parents of teen drivers. >> stanley: think of it is adt on star before smart phone always my entering your smart phone the phone experiences with the consider car crash they will send help and not by members of your family circle if an accident has been detected they call the person two times if they do not to response then they send out first responders and notify the family members. since they have your exact location by sell signal and son's good but my first thought what if a teenager pull rank and shakes their farm violently

quarter of a little crash test with tarpaulins and cars the notes like from the date stamp: when a smart phone system of an hour and stops and of the 360 application it's easy to keep track where everything is and i use as a family organizer.

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it's the final day of the 46th annual "half moon bay art and pumpkin festival." rain did not keep people away from the event, as thousands of people came out to the festival yesterday. festival-goers enoyed free food, and a breath-taking view of seaside farms filled with barns, scrarecrows, and of- course pumpkins. fans from all over the bay area say they had a blast. this this year's winner of the pumpkin weigh-off. topped the scales at 19-hundred and ten pounds. the festival kicks off this morning at 9:00. more than four-thousand sand castle builders crowded onto ocean beach in san francisco for the 34th annual leap sand castle competition. each team was mentored by trade professionals to build giant sand scupltures. they all spent weeks together with young students to prepare for the event which raises funds for bay area arts education programs. as you look down the beach these are all architects, engineers, construction, technology companies that come together with students to prepare for many weeks before coming to the beach. they work with them in the classroom they make scale models and give them a real arts experience and they come out here and make them come to life. the teams were able to squeeze their sand castle construction in between the two storms that are hitting the bay area this weekend. in san francisco, the wind was a

big factor today. it's calm now, but even a few hours ago it was much windier, knocking small pieces of tree branches onto cars. as i drove across the bay bridge today i could feel the wind catching the side of the car and pulling the steering wheel side- to-side. look up at how quickly the clouds are moving in the night sky, too. gives the effect of skyscrapers moving toward you. in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news.

>> marty:this morning on kron four news weekend. rain is again in the forecast for the bay area today. here is a look at stormtracker four radar. good morning and thanks for joining us this sunday morning.

i'm marty gonzalez. we have full team coverage this morning as we track the rain expected to hit the bay area today. 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. let's first go to rebecca with today's forecast. rebecca what can we expect to see today? and our team coverage of the storm continues now with averi harper. averi is standing by live in pacifica where there is a coastal flood advisory. averi how is looking out there this morning? as the rain continues to fall on the bay area, fire officials say people living in the santa

cruz mountains need to prepare with sandbags to battle possible flooding. this after just after the loma fire burned through that area. kron 4's ella sogomonian has the details. first signs of strong wind and heavy rain pose a real threat to communities recently ravaged by wildfires. those living atop the santa cruz mountains are warned to brace for possible mudslides sunday. "flashlights, medicine, anything they may need in case they can't get in or can't get out." >> rebecca: going deeper recesses of his soul but east bay pleasanton north bay camera

and just cut overcast conditions expected to cut the area right now this is a live picture you cannot even see the towers at the golden gate bridge right now. >> averi: still high surf and coastal flooding and misery has a concealed my shoulder you cancel see heads a very very brave souls out of your office of the copier. ice surfaces: gauger people face in the storm take a look at video with slick roadways also a concern when it starts raining even just a drizzle the roads can get very slippery. take your time if you're getting on roads slowed down even if you're driving at the speed limit that might eat too fast for the road conditions for where you are get yourself

extra time wherever you are going. use your headlights when shall wipers so you want to make sure you're using your brakes and not slamming on them make sure you tell a break pedal very lightly did not want to slide into another car or any other hazard on the road this morning because of the rain here pacific here even though there are high surf coastal flood warnings there are people who are here all along the pier and we will be hopefully talk to them in the next hour.

>> reporter: charred earth mostly in santa clara and in some parts of santa cruz county may slide because the loma fire burned close to 4500 acres. and the burn scars are now loose soil with no natural barriers left. "it's not able to absorb the run off or the rain." another danger - downed trees and power lines. "trees have been stressed and falling down more regularily than years past today a tree came down taking out utility lines." calfire report corrections have also been made by their team to the damage from fire supression efforts when they batteled the

loma fire. 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 i- phone and android devices. >> marty:breaking overnight. a man is in serious condition after being shot near the u-c berkeley campus. the shooting happened here just after 11 last night at haste and dana streets. when police arrived at the scene they found a 35 year old man suffering from a gunshot wound. police say the shooting doesn't appear to be random. it is unclear if the victim is affiliated with the university. police are still looking for the shooter and no suspect description has been made available. happening now. police are looking for a man who sexually assaulted a woman

last night in santa rosa. it happened just after 10 on mendocino and ridgway avenues. that's when a woman the woman says a man attacked her. she was able to get away. police describe the man as a hispanic man, in his 20's, five feet 8 inches tall weighing about 140 pounds. the man may have also had facial hair. possibly a goatee. another big story we're following this morning. a san francisco police officer remains in crtical yet stable condition after that officer was shot in the head. that officer is now paralyzed on one side of his body. the gunman was also wounded by police in the shooting. kron four's philippe djegal has an update. nats- cop cars sot- "like four cop cars came." nats- cop cars >> :sot- "and, then the next thing you know, its about 6, 10 and then it was about 20." a quick and swift response to a san francisco police officer shot in the head. >> :sot- "he's a human first, cops just his job. >> reporter:the gunman on the run. >> :sot- "so, i'm definitely worried." >> reporter:at around 8-15 friday night. officers stopped by the lakeshore shopping center, not far from lake merced. responding to reports of a man acting erratically. interim police chief toney chaplin says his officers were not aware the man was armed with a gun. >> :sot- "the officers approached him and he immediately opened fire on him."

chaplin says one officer, based for the last two years out of this part of town. was hit in the head. >> :sot- "one centimeter down and this may have been a fatality for the officer." >> reporter: but he lived and was rushed to san francisco general hospital. >> :sot- "he underwent surgery to remove fragments from his brain and he still has partial paralysis on one side of his body from the uh shot to the head." >> reporter:mayor ed lee visted the officer shorly after arrivng at the hospital. >> :sot- "i have a good feeling our officer will recover." >> reporter:the mayor encouraged by the fact the officer was concious. >> :sot- "he certainly had the respect of greeting me as mister mayor. i told him, you just got shot, what are you uh calling me sir for? so he was in good spirits." >> reporter:as for the suspect. >> :sot- "i saw a cop running up our street, kind of gimping." he ran from police shortly after the shooting, and was found hiding in some bushes nearby before taking off again. chaplin says at least one officer opened fire, knocking the suspect, still holding his gun, to the ground. sot- "tactical officers deployed flash bang devices to

distract the suspect and were able to take him into custody. he was transported to san francisco general where he now stands for treatment for his injuries." praising his officers for using non-lethal force to take the gunman down. chaplin says his department will release more details on the shooting at a public town hall meeting next week. sot- "we're still digging into the suspect's background to find out more about him." in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. shots fired inside of a l-a resturant leaves 3 dead and several injured. what police say led to the bloody scene. and. everyone's favorite loveable loser takes on the bay area's most hated team. cubs dodgers highlights. also. thinking about traveling for the holidays. better book it soon.

the reason next. for your money: here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. if you haven't booked your holiday travel. now is the time. and we have some tips to make sure you're not breaking the bank when booking your flights. sure you're not breaking the bank when booking your flights. first. try to travel on certain

days of the week. the cheapest days to fly are usually tuesday, wednesday, and saturday. if you can. avoid friday and sunday. second. if you're taking a vacation, fly to cheaper destinations. during the holidays it is significantly cheaper to fly overseas than staying domestic. and lastly. it might be a pain, but having a stop or two on your flight can save you some cash. flights with layovers can be significantly cheaper than direct flights. >> rebecca: whether details coming next live look outside. bay bridge toll plaza. for the weekend.

it's the excelsior arts and music festival in san francisco. enjoy live music, food and entertainment for all ages. it's happening on mission street and ocean avenue from 11:00 to 4:00. the event is free attend.

>> rebecca:we're tracking the rain storm moving into the bay area this morning. here's a look at stormtracker four radar. today we're not seeing a lenses highs yesterday and we are seeing the water on the bay area also feature cast, break it

all down for you as far as timing is see the cells moving through the north bay and mounds quite heavy at times especially around the time clock tower orders coloring and more intense rainfall expected there. and today and showers touching that the north space center owes us house leader and of auto wine country as well starts going widespread throughout the bay area game to san francisco along the coast and east bay as well. we wake up to this radical lock tomorrow morning and just some spotty showers the route and a little bit of rain expected and then the afternoon in the evening to mark dry conditions.

we're less of a quarter of an edge in most spots and india close to a quarter of an ancient center rows of bit more today as well as the napa area.

>> rebecca: things will be dry and tuesday and temperatures on the way details coming next. >> marty: hundred others in the east bay without power in the north bay they're about to the customer expected that with the ability of over 250 customers affected on the peninsula very low five customers without power this morning. happening today at a glance of a future board will be unveiling a future at the

mccarter bart station in train cars previewed last month the curve rounded front and side- back chairs digital screen is the translocation among lot of other improvements and new cars we understand holes when passengers travel mile and half on a gallon of fuel. and in the north bay about 200 customers are being affected. in san francisco, just over 250 are affected. and along the peninsula -- 5 customers are without power. pg&e says it has restored power to nearly 125 thousand customers since the storm began thursday night. happening today. a glimpse of the future. bart will be unveiling its

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>> marty:happening today. quarterback colin kaepernick is looking for his first win in nearly a year as he is set to start today against the buffalo bills. the last time kaepernick won a game was against the baltimore ravens last october. 49ers coach chip kellys says he hopes that putting in the six- year-veteran will help revive their offense after winning their home opener, the niners lost their next four straight games with blaine gabbert under center. today's game is set to kick off at 10:00 a-m in buffalo. and the raiders are at home taking on the division rival kansas city chiefs. the raiders are off to a great start, at 4-1 and first in the a-f-c west. this is video from their matchup last year, where the raiders lost 34-20. the silver and black hope to extend their three-game winning streak, including a 34-31 victory against the san diego chargers last week. the raiders are without their running back, latavius murray, for the second straight week with turf toe. kick off is set for 1:05 at the coliseum.

and the golden state warriors are rounding into shape for the season. klay thompson scored 24 points to lead the dubs to a 112-107 win over their rival the los angeles lakers in las vegas. it was against their former coach luke walton. and kevin durant added 17 points. draymond green, andre iguodala and david west did not play last night. the dubs are 4-1 in the preseason. their next game is against the lakers again on wednesday night. even though the chicago cubs eliminated the giants from the playoffs, giants fans may find themselves cheering for the lovable losers.as they take on the los angeles dodgers in the n-l-c-s. take a look at this. javy baez is on third, with the cubs up 2-0. he then steals home to extend the cubs lead. the dodgers later tied the game up 3-3. then in the eighth inning, pinch hitter miguel montero hits a grand slam. it was the first go-ahead grand slam by a pinch hitter in post season history. the cubs won the game 8-4, and lead the series 1-0. game two is tonight at 5:00. clayton kershaw takes the mound tonight -- just three nights after his series-clinching save in washington. in the a-l series. the indians lead the blue jays two games to nothing. 3rd inning, game tied, man and third and francisco lindor singles up the middle. scoring rajai davis giving cleveland a 2 to 1 lead. and that would be it as far as scoring goes for both teams. the indians pitching staff continues to dominate striking out 13 blue jays batters. final score 2 to 1 indians. fun fact: teams that win the first 2 games of a best of 7 series go on to win the series over 80 percent of the time. game 3 is tomorrow at 5:08. in college football. the stanford cardinal traveled to south bend to take on the fighting irish of notre dame. even without their star runningback, christian mccaffrey, stanford managed to win the game 17-10 -- keeping their pac-12 championship hopes alive. their next game is at home against university of colorado.

for the weekned. it's the sound-waves music festival in oakland. take a blanket, lawn chair and umbrella and enjoy a live jazz and hip hop concert. it's happening at jack london square from 3:00 to 5:00. it is free to attend. we're tracking the rain storm moving into the bay area this morning.

>> rebecca: ec-wide spread showers throughout the bay area this week the war mobile the wake lease '80s for warmus and locations then all a little bit of everything this week. and heading up a half moon bay this morning cloudy and drizzle expected have 63 dress nice and warm we will see mostly cloudy conditions with a breeze on the bay area as well .and we are tracking the storm heading to the bay area live with radar on our facebook page. you can also download the kron four mobile app and track the rain and also the traffic impact anytime and anywhere. we also have real-time traffic maps. it's a free download for iphone and android devices. happening tomorrow. >> marty:jury selection is expected to begin for the man accused of kidnapping and murdering 15-year-old sierra lamar. antolin garcia-torres is

charged with killing the morgan hill teenager. he was identified as the prime suspect when sierra's d-n-a was detected in his car. she was last seen heading to school in morgan hill. back in 20-12. last month, a judge denied a motion from garcia-torres' attornies to separate sierra's disappearance from three other attempted kidnapping cases. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against him. family and friends of pearl pinson are still hoping she'll be found alive. the vallejo teenager disappeared five months ago. she was last seen in may on the taylor avenue overpass. kron four was there yesterday as people marched to the overpass in her honor. witnesses say they saw pinson being dragged away by an armed man while she was walking to school. ".name stays alive." the main suspect in the case died in a shoot-out with police a few days after her disappearance.

we are now just 23 days until election day. prescription drug prices are at the center of proposition 61, one of the many ballot measures you've probably been hearing about. the measure got a big boost from a former presidential candidate, who was in san francisco yesterday. bernie sanders was in the marriott marquis in san francisco at a rally for "yes on 61," or the california drug price relief act. if passed, it would require the state to pay no more for prescription meds than the department of veterans affairs. 'yes on 61' says that it would lower the cost of medications by 20 to 24 percent. during his presidential campaign earlier this year,

sanders often talked about a single payer healthcare system. yesterday he was fighting against drug prices that have been doubled or even tripled by their makers -- not because they had to, he says, but because they could. "there is medicine out there that could help them, but their patients cannot afford that medicine. that is immoral, that is disgraceful, and we're gonna change that." opponents of the measure argue that the lower prices wouldn't help most californians.and would increase taxpayer costs. at the event sanders also endorsed the person who introduced him at the rally. he said san francisco supervisor jane kim will be a fantastic member of the state senate.

>> reporter:more in decision 20- 16. donald trump is on the campaign trail just days before the final presidential debate. he attacked the media on saturday, calling the election "rigged" in favor of his opponent. c-n-n's reid binion reports that trump is caling the new sexual assault allegations against him all lies. nat-cheers loud cheers from the crowd as donald trump got ready to address thousands of his supporters on saturday in portsmouth, new hampshire. and it didn't take long before the republican presidential nominee began lashing out at the media for what has been haunting his campaign. donald trump / -r- republican presidential nominee: "the election is being rigged by corrupt media pushing completely false allegations and outright lies in an effort to elect her president." he also addressed the sexual assault allegations against him. saying the charges are "fabricated" and "made-up". donald trump / -r- republican presidential nominee: "these allegations many of them have already been proven so false. butt sot.there's phony people coming up with phony allegations with no witnesses whatsoever." >> reporter:one of his accusers, a former apprentice contestant. claims trump sexually assaulted her in 2007 -- after being featured on the show. >> :summer zervos / trump accuser: "he put me in an embrace and i tried to push him away. i pushed his chest to put space between us, and i said come on man, get real. he repeated my words back to me "get reeeeal" as he began thrusting his genitals."

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>> marty: the nonprofit group, "white pony express" joined forces with "the church of god holy " for a free shopping experience in antioch. the event yesterday was free and open to disadvantaged members of the community. those who attended were able to shop for brand new clothes, shoes, books, toys and games.all free of charge. white pony express.even gave out free groceries during the afternoon. officials behind the give-away say the experience is about much more than free clothes. live look outside. from kirkwood. for the weekned. it's the bay area pet fair and adopt-athon in san rafael. enjoy activities for kids and dogs, food trucks and plenty of giveaways.

there are also over one thousand adoptable dogs, cats and other small animals. it's happening at the marin center fairgrounds from 10:00 to 5:00. it is free to attend.

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the fire areas so we're cautious about mudslides debris on the road will be very careful on highway 17 be very careful today the feature cast will break all this rain it down for us heading through our sunday amended a little bit of san francisco coast and a couple hours than by the evening we see some rainshowers for the north bay. and then sweep through the entire bay area of rain fall all over the east bay peninsula south based on as well and then we're expecting about a quarter of an inch or less in most places.

in a >> rebecca: other weather advisory as walter o'clock tomorrow afternoon see a huge wave that will be careful note: the coast today.

>> marty:take a look at this. with several thunderous bangs and a huge splash, a support pier of the old eastern span of the bay bridge was imploded. cal-trans crews used a controlled, underwater implosion with eight-thousand pounds of explosives yeterday afternoon. the blast lasted less than 3 seconds. the next implosion is scheduled to happen in two weeks. this app - "life 3-60" - helps families track each other's location and communicate throughout the day. it launched a new feature called "crash detection." if you or your children are in a bad car accident it will notify first responders of your exact location and alert your family our tech reporter gabe slate met with the company behind this to explain how it could help offer 'peace of mind' to parents of teen drivers. >> : with smart phone sensory

data using john crow accelerometer we are able to detect whether there's an extreme impacts. if your fun experiences what they consider a car crash they will send help your way and notify eight members of your family circle. if they do not the response of then they sent out first responders to notify the family members. they could get an ambulance quicker than 911 call to accident that some more on a highway.

>> stanley: this is part of their secret software a lot of crash test a smart phones in cars they know what it looks like from the dagestan point when a smart phone gets into a rack and no one phone was going 6 mi. an hour then stops. it is free to keep track of where everyone is a message each other uses as. a family as. >> reporter: ayala the benefits and accident detection 799 months or $69 a year. >> marty:in national news. a mom in denver is fighting against the creepy clown craze this halloween. the mother of two says because of the recent creepy clown scare... she is going to place a

sign on her house. that will ban trick-or-treaters in clown costumes from receiving candy. the mom fears that halloween night could be the perfect opportunity for clowns with bad intentions... to blend in with others and cause problems. trt:09/ "not a good thing" most of the clown threats are being fueled by social media. school districts across colorado recently warned parents about threatening hoaxes by people dressed as clowns. coming up. the rain did not stop people from making it out to half moon bay for the pumpkin patch festival. we'll show you the huge pumpkins. you won't believe the weight of the winning pumpkin. next. for the weekned. it's oktoberfest in san francisco. enjoy german food, beer and live folk music. it's happening at saint mark's lutheran church from 12:30 to 3:30. it is free to attend.

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>> marty: happening today. it's the final day of the 46th annual "half moon bay art and pumpkin festival." rain did not keep people away from the event, as thousands of people came out to the festival yesterday. festival-goers enoyed free food, and a breath-taking view of seaside farms filled with barns, scrarecrows, and of- course pumpkins. fans from all over the bay area say they had a blast. this this year's winner of the pumpkin weigh-off. topped the scales at 19-hundred and ten pounds.

the festival kicks off this morning at 9:00. more than four-thousand sand castle builders crowded onto ocean beach in san francisco for the 34th annual leap sand castle competition. each team was mentored by trade professionals to build giant sand scupltures. they all spent weeks together with young students to prepare for the event which raises funds for bay area arts education programs. as you look down the beach these are all architects, engineers, construction, technology companies that come together with students to prepare for many weeks before coming to the beach. they work with them in the classroom they make scale models and give them a real arts experience and they come out here and make them come to life. the teams were able to squeeze their sand castle construction in between the two storms that are hitting the bay area this weekend. in san francisco, the wind was a big factor today. this morning on kron four news

weekend. rain is again in the forecast for the bay area today. here is a look at stormtracker four radar. good morning and thanks for joining us this sunday morning. i'm marty gonzalez. we have full team coverage this morning as we track the rain expected to hit the bay area today. 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. let's first go to rebecca with today's forecast. >> rebecca: this set cruz mountains i am tracking satellite radio right now cut expected rainfall in your neighborhood as well as specially and the north bay later this afternoon and we will have not there right now. currently reading some spots

heavy at times and a slick conditions be extra careful the future castrating dollar and as you can see most of it senna cruised there's an jose and along the coast to the north bay in the afternoon hours passing through on the 4:00 hour we might see showers starts to touch down in santa rosa across the bay area in your neighborhood in this evening's they definitely are going to see summary no matter where you are today. tomorrow morning is this what it's like. >> rebecca: spiky short to commit should not be too bad tomorrow morning as far as the roadways are concerned. along the coast and pumpkin festival

have monday. big waves 10 to 13 ft. be extra careful out there today. >> averi: when it come mariel's of the difficult to drive on the roadway videos of the condition you experience behind the wheel today importance and note when you're going to be on the road slowdown driving a speed that might be too fast for low conditions where you are also extra time to wherever your

going and windshield wipers once the rain starts to fall and you could hydroplane here in the area around pacific, it is the tories for flooding and despite advisories' people are still using appear take a look at why they are still out here. there is not in any floodings here just yet public workers the been coming here to check on things to make sure everything is ok to

going to be on the road it's a slow down and take your time. as the rain continues to fall on the bay area, fire officials say people living in the santa cruz mountains need to prepare with sandbags to battle possible flooding. this after just after the loma fire burned through that area. kron 4's ella sogomonian has the details. >> reporter:first signs of strong wind and heavy rain pose a real threat to communities recently ravaged by wildfires. those living atop the santa cruz mountains are warned to brace for possible mudslides sunday. "flashlights, medicine, anything they may need in case they can't get in or can't get out." charred earth mostly in santa clara and in some parts of santa cruz county may slide because the loma fire burned close to 4500 acres. and the burn scars are now loose soil with no natural barriers left. "it's not able to absorb the run off or the rain."

another danger - downed trees and power lines. "trees have been stressed and falling down more regularily than years past today a tree came down taking out utility lines." calfire report corrections have also been made by their team to the damage from fire supression efforts when they batteled the loma fire. 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 i-phone and android devices. >> marty:breaking overnight. a man is in serious condition after being shot near the u-c berkeley campus. the shooting happened here just after 11 last night at haste and dana streets. when police arrived at the scene they found a 35 year old man suffering from a gunshot wound. police say the shooting doesn't appear to be random. it is unclear if the victim is affiliated with the university. police are still looking for the shooter and no suspect

description has been made available. happening now. police are looking for a man who sexually assaulted a woman last night in santa rosa. >> marty:it happened just after 10 on mendocino and ridgway avenues. that's when a woman the woman says a man attacked her. she was able to get away. police describe the man as a hispanic man, in his 20's, five feet 8 inches tall weighing about 140 pounds. the man may have also had facial hair. possibly a goatee. another big story we're following this morning. a san francisco police officer remains in crtical yet stable condition after that officer was shot in the head. that officer is now paralyzed on one side of his body. the gunman was also wounded by police in the shooting. kron four's philippe djegal has an update. nats- cop cars >> :sot- "like four cop cars came." nats- cop cars sot- "and, then the next thing you know, its about 6, 10 and then it was about 20."

>> reporter:a quick and swift response to a san francisco police officer shot in the head. >> :sot- "he's a human first, cops just his job. the gunman on the run. >> :sot- "so, i'm definitely worried." >> reporter:at around 8-15 friday night. officers stopped by the lakeshore shopping center, not far from lake merced. responding to reports of a man acting erratically. interim police chief toney chaplin says his officers were not aware the man was armed with a gun. >> :sot- "the officers approached him and he immediately opened fire on him." chaplin says one officer, based for the last two years out of this part of town. was hit in the head. sot- "one centimeter down and this may have been a fatality for the officer." but he lived and was rushed to san francisco general hospital. sot- "he underwent surgery to remove fragments from his brain and he still has partial paralysis on one side of his body from the uh shot to the head." mayor ed lee visted the officer shorly after arrivng at the hospital. sot- "i have a good feeling our officer will recover." the mayor encouraged by the fact the officer was concious. sot- "he certainly had the respect of greeting me as mister mayor. i told him, you just got shot, what are you uh calling me sir for? so he was in good spirits." as for the suspect.

sot- "i saw a cop running up our street, kind of gimping." he ran from police shortly after the shooting, and was found hiding in some bushes nearby before taking off again. chaplin says at least one officer opened fire, knocking the suspect, still holding his gun, to the ground. sot- "tactical officers deployed flash bang devices to distract the suspect and were able to take him into custody. he was

transported to san francisco general where he now stands for treatment for his injuries." praising his officers for using non-lethal force to take the gunman down. chaplin says his department will release more details on the shooting at a public town hall meeting next week. sot- "we're still digging into the suspect's background to find out more about him." in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. shots fired inside of a l-a resturant leaves 3 dead and several injured. what police say led to the bloody scene. and. everyone's favorite loveable loser takes on the bay area's most hated team. cubs dodgers highlights. also. thinking about traveling for the holidays. better book it soon. the reason next. 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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>> marty:for your money: here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. if you haven't booked your holiday travel. now is the time. and we have some tips to make sure you're not breaking the bank when booking your flights. first. try to travel on certain days of the week. the cheapest days to fly are usually tuesday, wednesday, and saturday. if you can. avoid friday and sunday. second. if you're taking a vacation, fly to cheaper destinations. during the holidays it is significantly cheaper to fly overseas than staying domestic. and lastly. it might be a pain, but having a stop or two on your flight can save you some cash. flights with layovers can be significantly cheaper than direct flights. unvaccinated adults are costing the economy a startling amount of money every year.

a new study reveals that vaccine-preventable diseases among adults costs more than seven-billion dollars every year. the university of north carolina looked at the cost of treating patents with certain diseases and illnesses that could have been prevented if they got the vaccination. they say the flu was the most costly disease. amounting to six billion dollars in health care costs and lost productivity from employees taking sick days. only 42-percent of adults received the flu vaccine last year. live look outside. bay bridge toll plaza. for the weekend. it's the excelsior arts and music festival in san francisco. enjoy live music, food and entertainment for all ages. it's happening on mission street and ocean avenue from 11:00 to 4:00. the event is free attend. they prey on our children, spending billions.

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- we had to think a little more seriously about saving money for the future and for the kids and for their college funds. we thought, "well this airbnb is actually a great way to pay those extra bills." - every bit of extra money helps these days. we have a retirement fund of our own and i take a draw on it. i don't want to take too much either because i don't know what life is going to bring to me. i get to keep 97% of my rental price. the extra income i get from airbnb has been a huge help. - airbnb has helped me so much financially especially starting my own business. san francisco is such an expensive place to live. the way people work and travel is changing. the guests are now able to stay longer, stay five days, enjoy another day in san francisco and spend more money in the neighborhood. my guests are able to extend their stay and spend more money on activities and restaurants. - the extra income that i get from airbnb has been a huge impact in my life.

we're tracking the rain storm moving into the bay area this morning. here's a look at stormtracker four radar. >> rebecca: slithery is getting

hit pretty heavily in the south bay in sunnyvale flash flood watch of course we are expecting from 2 to 4 in. of rain for the senate is nonsense and be careful the mudslides we want to caution you there. and wednesday they were between 10 and 25 mi. an hour bundle a lot and " game kicks off at 105 this afternoon.

>> marty: night. thousands of people affected at last check 3000 duke's and then in the north bay to customers

>> marty: a glimpse of the future. bart will be unveiling its "fleet of the future" in oakland at the macarthur station. the new train cars were first previewed last month. outside the cars have a rounded front. inside hey have high backed seats, and digital screens showing the train's location, among other improvements. the new diesel cars hold 200 passengeers and can travel a mile and a half on a gallon of fuel. in california news. two people are in critical condition after gunfire erupted in a restaurant in los angeles. three were killed in the shooting and 12 others were wounded. this is video of the scene. the shooting happened early saturday morning west of downtown l-a. police say the shooting broke out after an argument in the restaurant. police do not have a motive for the shooting. but believe gangs could be a factor.

neighbors say they don't feel safe. police say that two possible suspects are currently being questioned about the shooting.

they are still searching for several other suspects. in san diego, four people are dead and four others critically injured.after a pick-up truck flew off a bridge into a popular park filled with people. here's video of the truck. officials say it plunged 60-feet off san diego's coronado bridge and landed in the chicano park where hundreds were attending a festival. a c-h-p spokesman says the truck driver, who's now hospitalized, is charged with driving under the influence of alchohol causing injury or death. .it's horrible. it's horrific. there's people down below. we have bodies.there.uh.were just innocent people down here having a good time, and now they're gone." the truck landed on top of four people. all of the eight injured are adults. four of them , including the unidentified driver, suffered major injuries. the accident shut down the bridge for several hours. in the north bay. the smart train in sonoma and marin counties will launching much later than expected. the original launch date was set for this december. it has now been pushed to late spring next year. the smart train operators say they need the extra few months to fix an engine design issue in the smart train cars, and to fully complete its systemwide safety testing. the project involves building 41 miles of new tracks, crossings, bridges and signal improvements from santa rosa to san rafael. major delays on bart yesterday after a man got onto tracks at the civic center station in san francisco. it happened saturday afternoon. and after several hours, fire fighters were able to get the man off the electrified area and back to safety. the man has not been identified and did go to the hospital. police have not said how and why he got onto the bart tracks.

coming up. it's sunday and that means it's time for football. what you can expect to see from the 49ers and raiders later this morning. live look outside. richmond bridge for the weekend: it's "eats, beats and brews" block party in berkeley. enjoy live salsa music along with an outdoor beer garden. it's happening on shatuck avenue and center street from noon to 6:00. it is free to attend.

happening today. quarterback colin kaepernick is looking for his first win in nearly a year as he is set to start today against the buffalo bills. the last time kaepernick won a game was against the baltimore ravens last october. 49ers coach chip kellys says he hopes that putting in the six- year-veteran will help revive their offense after winning their home opener, the niners lost their next four straight games with blaine gabbert under center. today's game is set to kick off at 10:00 a-m in buffalo. and the raiders are at home taking on the division rival kansas city chiefs. the raiders are off to a great start, at 4-1 and first in the a-f-c west.

this is video from their matchup last year, where the raiders lost 34-20. the silver and black hope to extend their three-game winning streak, including a 34-31 victory against the san diego chargers last week. the raiders are without their running back, latavius murray, for the second straight week with turf toe. kick off is set for 1:05 at the coliseum. and the golden state warriors are rounding into shape for the season. klay thompson scored 24 points to lead the dubs to a 112-107 win over their rival the los angeles lakers in las vegas. it was against their former coach luke walton. and kevin durant added 17 points. draymond green, andre iguodala and david west did not play last night. the dubs are 4-1 in the preseason. their next game is against the lakers again on wednesday night. even though the chicago cubs eliminated the giants from the playoffs, giants fans may find themselves cheering for the lovable losers.as they take on the los angeles dodgers in the n-l-c-s. take a look at this. javy baez is on third, with the

cubs up 2-0. he then steals home to extend the cubs lead. the dodgers later tied the game up 3-3. then in the eighth inning, pinch hitter miguel montero hits a grand slam. it was the first go-ahead grand slam by a pinch hitter in post season history. the cubs won the game 8-4, and lead the series 1-0. game two is tonight at 5:00. clayton kershaw takes the mound tonight -- just three nights after his series-clinching save in washington. in the a-l series. the indians lead the blue jays two games to nothing. 3rd inning, game tied, man and third and francisco lindor singles up the middle. scoring rajai davis giving cleveland a 2 to 1 lead.

and that would be it as far as scoring goes for both teams. the indians pitching staff continues to dominate striking out 13 blue jays batters. final score 2 to 1 indians. fun fact: teams that win the first 2 games of a best of 7 series go on to win the series over 80 percent of the time. game 3 is tomorrow at 5:08. in college football. the stanford cardinal traveled to south bend to take on the fighting irish of notre dame. even without their star runningback, christian mccaffrey, stanford managed to win the game 17-10 -- keeping their pac-12 championship hopes alive. their next game is at home against university of colorado. for the weekned. it's the sound-waves music festival in oakland. take a blanket, lawn chair and umbrella and enjoy a live jazz and hip hop concert. it's happening at jack london square from 3:00 to 5:00. it 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: you see the lowest at the bottom that's where we are getting heavier rainfall than normal. said eckermann's expect the u.s. from to 4 in. pit landslides and might see in

a lot of debris on the road with it. and at columbia antiart they might be. be >> rebecca: proceeds from the tears in the '60s and conditions in the afternoon and tonight we are seeing a bunch of overcast skies as well. we're checking all the rainfall for for you wrote the cantonize provide you of what a secret now a heavy rain hitting the sinigrin mountains right now. as we get closer to lunch or we are moving farther east. another cell comes through and we start to get things let north bay. everywhere will see little bit of drizzle later this evening. and we might get anywhere from 1/4 of an inch maybe to half of an inch along a coast that the market right now

and one of the parts that we're seeing heavy rain in the south bay. sunnyvale given the soccer field there and then the roadway is definitely what it called for the reflection there keep that in mind and lots of debris expected on the roadway and careful both hands on the steering wheel today as mr. with the door and this week a warm-up is expected we might see some temperatures the '80s for some of the warmest in one spot

>> marty:.and we are tracking the storm heading to the bay area live with radar on our facebook page. you can also download the kron four mobile app and track the rain and also the traffic impact anytime and anywhere. we also have real-time traffic maps. it's a free download for iphone and android devices. happening tomorrow. jury selection is expected to begin for the man accused of kidnapping and murdering 15- year-old sierra lamar. antolin garcia-torres is charged with killing the morgan hill teenager. he was identified as the prime suspect when sierra's d-n-a was detected in his car.

she was last seen heading to school in morgan hill. back in 20-12. last month, a judge denied a motion from garcia-torres' attornies to separate sierra's disappearance from three other attempted kidnapping cases. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against him. family and friends of pearl pinson are still hoping she'll be found alive. the vallejo teenager disappeared five months ago. she was last seen in may on the taylor avenue overpass. kron four was there yesterday as people marched to the overpass in her honor. witnesses say they saw pinson being dragged away by an armed man while she was walking to school. ".name stays alive." the main suspect in the case died in a shoot-out with police a few days after her disappearance. we are now just 23 days until election day. prescription drug prices are at the center of proposition 61, one of the many ballot measures you've probably been hearing about. >> marty:the measure got a big boost from a former presidential candidate, who was in san francisco yesterday. bernie sanders was in the marriott marquis in san francisco at a rally for "yes on 61," or the california drug price relief act. if passed, it would require the state to pay no more for prescription meds than the department of veterans affairs. 'yes on 61' says that it would lower the cost of medications by 20 to 24 percent. during his presidential campaign earlier this year, sanders often talked about a single payer healthcare system. yesterday he was fighting against drug prices that have been doubled or even tripled by their makers -- not because they had to, he says, but because they could.

"there is medicine out there that could help them, but their patients cannot afford that medicine. that is immoral, that is disgraceful, and we're gonna change that." opponents of the measure argue that the lower prices wouldn't help most californians.and would increase taxpayer costs. at the event sanders also endorsed the person who introduced him at the rally. he said san francisco supervisor jane kim will be a fantastic member of the state senate. more in decision 20-16. donald trump is on the campaign trail just days before the final presidential debate. he attacked the media on saturday, calling the election "rigged" in favor of his opponent. c-n-n's reid binion reports that trump is caling the new sexual assault allegations against him all lies. nat-cheers loud cheers from the crowd as donald trump got ready to address thousands of his supporters on saturday in portsmouth, new hampshire. and it didn't take long before the republican presidential nominee began lashing out at the media for what has been haunting his campaign.

donald trump / -r- republican presidential nominee: "the election is being rigged by corrupt media pushing completely false allegations and outright lies in an effort to elect her president." >> reporter:he also addressed the sexual assault allegations against him. saying the charges are "fabricated" and "made-up". donald trump / -r- republican presidential nominee: "these allegations many of them have already been proven so false. butt sot.there's phony people coming up with phony allegations with no witnesses whatsoever." one of his accusers, a former apprentice contestant. claims trump sexually assaulted her in 2007 -- after being featured on the show. summer zervos / trump accuser: "he put me in an embrace and i tried to push him away. i pushed his chest to put space between us, and i said come on man, get real. he repeated my words back to me "get reeeeal" as he began thrusting his genitals."

another former 'apprentice' contestant spoke out saturday morning about how members on the show had to sign 5-million dollar nondisclosure agreements. marshawn evans / former apprentice contestant: "we were told that if it didn't air, it didn't happen." butt sot " i was personally, even, threatened, not only by trump supporters but by trump himself publicly in a press release that he issued telling me to be very careful." i'm reid binion reporting. in national news. for the weekend. it's the off the grid picnic party in the presidio. enjoy food from over two dozen vendors. it's happening at the main parade ground from 11:00 to 4:00. it is free to attend.

hey guys. i called you all in because i just had an idea. brunch. allday, every day. brunch? that's great! where'd you get that idea? well... sweetie? you know what we're craving right now? crispy chicken, and fried egg, with bacon. like brunch. brunch? but it's 8pm and it's tuesday. huh, i wonder if my mother would like to stay with us... should we get started? who wants coffee? introducing my new brunchfast menu. with tasty options like my brunch burger and a crispy bacon and egg chicken sandwich. served all day, every day. only at jack in the box. >> averi: >> marty:in the east

bay. the nonprofit group, "white pony express" joined forces with "the church of god holy " for a free shopping experience in antioch. the event yesterday was free and open to disadvantaged members of the community. those who attended were able to shop for brand new clothes, shoes, books, toys and games.all free of charge. white pony express.even gave out free groceries during the afternoon. officials behind the give-away say the experience is about much more than free clothes. live look outside. from kirkwood. for the weekned. it's the bay area pet fair and adopt-athon in san rafael. enjoy activities for kids and dogs, food trucks and plenty of giveaways. there are also over one thousand adoptable dogs, cats and other small animals. it's happening at the marin center fairgrounds from 10:00 to 5:00. it 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. take a look at this. >> rebecca: the biggest part is a senate careers right now where we expect anywhere from 2 to 4 in. there. lots of debris on the

roadway power outages as trees and branches. we break it down for a year for timing of the orange and yellow shawl as heavy rainfall. in the afternoon you see the east bay valley is an to stockton patterson the area gets some rainfall the later this afternoon showers start rolling into north bay. by anywhere from where you will be at abc's san francisco peninsula and a half moon bay what conditions there.

when place we're seeing heavy rainfall san jose, overlooking downtown the rooftops and then sink conditions of this is how much rain you expect for the next 24 hours mostly under quarter of an inch most places must. >> rebecca: we see to it 4 in. there and then also flash flood warning in effect keep that in mind highs set late '60s all across the board 57 wine country 67 hayward 53 if you get to be along the coast half moon bay san francisco it will be chilly. westinghouse is that

he's the thursday 86 expected for some part one is the inland locations then get ready for those warm temperatures.

and a huge splash, a support pier of the old eastern span of the bay bridge was imploded. cal-trans crews used a controlled, underwater implosion with eight-thousand pounds of explosives yeterday afternoon. the blast lasted less than 3 seconds. the next implosion is scheduled to happen in two weeks. this app - "life 3-60" - helps families track each other's location and communicate throughout the day. it launched a new feature called "crash detection." if you or your children are in a bad car accident it will notify first responders of your exact location and alert your family our tech reporter gabe slate met with the company behind this to explain how it could help offer 'peace of mind' to parents of teen drivers. in national news. a mom in denver is fighting against the creepy clown craze this halloween. the mother of two says because

of the recent creepy clown scare... she is going to place a sign on her house. that will ban trick-or-treaters >> reporter: then 911 call with accidents summer on a highway. sounds guy bought my first followed with a teenager pulled pranks and shakes their phone violently or throws the phone out a window. candy.

the mom fears that halloween night could be the perfect opportunity for clowns with bad intentions... to blend in with others and cause problems. trt:09/ "not a good thing" most of the clown threats are being fueled by social media. school districts across colorado recently warned parents about threatening hoaxes by people dressed as clowns.

coming up. the rain did not stop people from making it out to half moon bay for the pumpkin patch festival. we'll show you the huge pumpkins. you won't believe the weight of the winning pumpkin. next. for the weekned. it's oktoberfest in san francisco. enjoy german food, beer and live folk music. it's happening at saint mark's lutheran church from 12:30 to 3:30. it is free to attend.

>> marty:happening today. it's the final day of the 46th annual "half moon bay art and pumpkin festival." rain did not keep people away from the event, as thousands of people came out to the festival yesterday. festival-goers enoyed free food, and a breath-taking view of seaside farms filled with barns, scrarecrows, and of- course pumpkins. fans from all over the bay area say they had a blast. this this year's winner of the pumpkin weigh-off. topped the scales at 19-hundred and ten pounds. the festival kicks off this morning at 9:00. more than four-thousand sand castle builders crowded onto ocean beach in san francisco for the 34th annual leap sand castle competition. each team was mentored by trade professionals to build giant sand scupltures. they all spent weeks together with young students to prepare for the event which raises funds for bay area arts education programs. as you look down the beach these are all architects, engineers, >> rebecca: will the week we

seem '80s a. lb completely the opposite from what it is today which is rainy. think you for joining us here and have a great day stay dry we will see you next week and could buy.

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>> joel osteen: well, god bless you. it's a joy to come into your homes. and if you're ever in our area, please stop by and be a part of one of our services. i promise you we'll make you feel right at home. and i like to start with something funny. and i heard about this man that was very stingy with his money. and just before his death, he made his wife promise him that she would have him buried with the $50,000 he had saved. his wife reluctantly agreed. at the funeral, before they closed the casket, she snuck in this small wooden box. her friends said, "s