good morning and welcome to kron four news weekend. we are taking a live look outside from our embarcadero camera. i'm marty gonzalez, thanks for joining us this saturday morning. meteorologist dave spahr is here with your weekend forecast. >> reporter: ago from low end of the wheat into budget pattern next to keep the rain quarter sculler continue for beautiful stuff continuing outside. the we have the top of scattered clouds and the forecast for today as well as a and to a 47 the north

bay even at the 7:00 hour. wrenching some scattered clouds that studies yet to see that may be potentially a rainmaker as a goat work monday and something we will be watching for the next eight hours here's the breakdown 63 by 11:00 3:00 variable clouds and scattered cloud 73 on that.

this is the new ram will be safer and offer easy access looking to exit here that

construction for the $98 million project started back in 2014 the bill >> steve: bridge bypass the eastern span has been completed starting today and bainbridge past will connect and had a dead and since it opened back in 2014 the path that starts an emeryville, be open to the public only on weekends and holidays. i did drive over this morning 30 mexico caltrans trucks blocking the new exit ramp and we will update you as soon as it opens. we'll check back in with her >> vicki:happening today. a big change coming to the bay bridge. drivers headed westbound on the

bridge will now have new ramps to enter and exit yerba buena island and treasure island. the new exit for drivers getting off the bridge will be on the pedestrians and bikers. >>: or getting some notifications about this. >> reporter: lemon or such resulted in an off-campus of eternity it but it will not say which house. some of they say risk-management team and president of eagle sororities and fraternities will represent 59 remembers a meeting saturday, but the plan for a safer party

environment. they also say they are eliminating be like quicker service and a beer and wine. >> vicki: the fire that broke out ontario on talk a fourth

point it john nearby railroad track to the fire. now a they are several contains blaze's aside. injury is have a report. >> vicki: >> reporter: clinton's campaign office tested negative for harmful substances. we first broke to you that the envelope was sent to clinton's office in new york last night during kron four news at ten. the envelope containing white powder forced the evacuation of the office. a clinton campaign spokesman said federal and local officials found the substance to be non- hazardous.

the campaign office is is back open this morning. the n-y-p-d is investigating the incident. coming up. a man is on the loose this morning, posing as a police officer and trying to lure people into his car. we'll tell you who police are now looking for. plus. we are learning new information about the brisbane mother, whose dismembered body was found back in february. we have a report on the man police say is responsible for her death. and. the people you work with could have a major impact on your health and job performance. we'll explain how, next on kron four.

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and it's not just employees who benefit -- *employers get better results from their employees as well. >> reporter:several studies have revealed that working long or overnight hours can be harmful to your health. but this morning a new report adults. >> marty:it's the haunted walk- through maze of terror in moss beach. come out and enter a spooky walk through of terror and maze. it's all happening at the haunted house of moss beach from 7:30 to 11:00. the event is free to attend. .

>> marty:welcome back to kron four news weekend. here is a live look outside from the richmond bridge. meteorologist dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. >> marty: we have a non settled

a week coming out and all of the wall all sunshine like we had from yesterday forty-niners vs. tampa bay and one of five game time upper 60s and looks like variable clouds. this is a big white wide one here scattered clouds here tomorrow and starting to cover portions of the bay with the wave that moves through. ultimately there is a

clearing pass starting to develop for a while the texas and the thursday friday at 715 for more development. and scattered clouds for today that do break up a little bit into tomorrow little bit more optimistic for sunday forecast in terms of same mortal all sunshine but we see the variable clouds and again, here comes our strike for monday morning. >> marty: so look ahead and clouds and pleasanton. next week reign pops in and out because it will make yet another appearance to the end the week thursday friday. inspection for the east bay eased a temperatures climb back to the '60s 70 fremont '70s territory may remember through a lot less week. kingdom and upper 70's as the currency off toward

the east and then accepted 7675 the livermore valley. oakland 66 and then 73 covering san jose and the next couple days and temperatures followed tomorrow and then 74 monday throwing in those showers with a luckier more detail forecast back to you. off a frugal avenue and we have a report of the damage caused by the water main break >> reporter: river wall here on a 10 oakland.

and andrew adams nearby eight calls 911. crews of the east bay utility district were able to stop the day. the source turned out to be the rupture of an 84 year-old 6 to 2 in. cast watermen and it needs montana street. and 10 nearby homes with water service friday evening crews hoping to restore service early saturday morning also as of late friday no estimate given what when the water main would be repaired. he told her

he would issue a ticket and demanded she get into his car. this diminished the run away and sent an e-mail to a campus now there are no undercover officers working

>> marty: he told her he would issue her a ticket and demanded she get in his car. the girl managed to run away and sent an email to the campus. there are no undercover officers at de anza college. and officers say anyone confronted by someone who says they are law enforcement should ask to see some proof. the man drove a black 4-door b- m-w between 2010 to 2013. students, faculty and staff can request an escort to and from the parking lots. police say they are stepping up nightime patrols in the area. a bomb threat at the boys and girls club in san mateo forced multiple evacuations in the area. the foundation received an email with the threat friday morning. two boys and girls clubs are located on school campuses.so students from lomita park elementary school. and taylor middle school in millbrae.were evacuated for safety. investigators found nothing suspicious in the area.and believe the bomb threat was a hoax. edgar went here per san mateo county sheriff's office pio det. salvador zuno: at around noon today, the boys & girls clubs of america in san mateo county received an emailed bomb threat. two boys & girls clubs in san mateo county happen to reside on school campuses: lomita park elementary school & taylor middle school, both in millbrae. although the bomb threat is believed to be a hoax, the schools were evacuated out of an abundance of caution. authorities are currently searching the school campuses, but so far have found nothing suspicious. det. salvador zuno was unaware what was happening at boys & girls clubs locations in the county that were not on school campuses. we are sending edgar to the schools. millbrae school district released students early due to a threat. per san mateo county sheriff's office pio det. salvador zuno: at around noon today, the boys & girls clubs of america in san mateo county received an emailed bomb threat. two boys & girls clubs in san mateo county happen to reside on

school campuses: lomita park elementary school & taylor middle school, both in millbrae. although the bomb threat is believed to be a hoax, the schools were evacuated out of an abundance o authorit currently searching the sc camp nothing det. salvador zuno w unaware girls clu t3 scho we are sendinr the schools. bridge for the weekend: it's the dia de los muertos sugar skull workshop in mountain view. come out and create your own calavera from scratch. it's all happening at the mountain view public library from 2:30 to 4:00 the event is free to attend.

>> marty:a thriller at cal, as the golden bears barely hold on to beat the oregon ducks in double overtime in berkeley. cal blew a 31-14 first half lead. oregon took a 4th quarter lead 42-35. then cal came back to win a wild one 52-49 in double o-t. they are now 4-3. next week they travel to southern california to take on u-s-c. and today stanford is taking on the university of colorado-

boulder at home. kick-off set is at noon. now here's our sports director gary radnich with a look at your saturday sports update. >> gary: the old saying goes to the tulsa malakal down 16 per unit whatnots 35 points and then the boom 28.7 rebounds assists and then ian clark as off the bench 17 the warriors once again start the game down 22 1/6.

>> gary: it better be a heckuva lot better and of course that will be the challenge coming x this sunday live look outside. golden gate bridge. for the weekend: it's the festival of rock posters in san francisco. come out and enjoy art, music and more. its all happening at the county fair building from 3:00 to 6:00. the event is free to attend.

taking a live look outside from the bay bridge toll plaza. meteorologist dave spahr is here

with your forecast. >> reporter: sunday gets dicey than overnight the deal with an unsettled week ahead and then we're still watching and progress of the and the high clouds heavenly nice of you there and nice game plan. then look at the golden gate bridges to concede a reflection of the sun coming up. these are in the 40's and 10's to that in the morning hours and then 56, record 52 livermore and the dry air temperatures. and then we go

on sunday all local on sunday as well battling and mourn the with cloud cover. next eight hours and then 53 by levin and then cooking for chances of rain to develop we investigate the for zone forecasts. >> marty:big news to share with you this morning. police believe they now know who is responsible for the death of a mother, whose dismembered body was found washed up in the san francisco bay back in february. brisbane police say shelly titchener's husband is responsible for her murder. kron 4's justine waldman has the details. adding to the mystery as to how she died, police have yet to recover shelly's head. police do believe paul acted alone. and the murder was not

premeditated. the motive according to police was financial stress and shelly's alcohol abuse. >> reporter: you recall last date shot was seen alive talk to a friend who described her as intoxicated that night i tense conversation over the phone with paul the two had a rocky 24 years of marriage including filing for divorce and then please coming to the phone several times. cars and paul's

office turned up nothing in it would be days later when february 21st fisherman find our it torso washed up. paul was not a suspect in just a person than just as was his appearance by this point paul became aware of this after i left his home. he drove to the bay bridge in june to his death.

>> marty:in national news. wells fargo may close many of its branch locations because of the banks recent scandal. the san francisco based bank has not announced any wide- scale branch closures. but did hint at that possibility during a presentation for analysts last week. not only does wells fargo need to find ways to pay for legal and compliance costs linked to the scandal, but the once- profitable branches, may not be making as much money now. one bank analyst predicts, wells fargo will have to close nearly one- thousand of its six - thousand branches. wells fargo is accused of setting up more than two million fake customer accounts using customer money without their knowledge, in order to pump up its profits.

in the east bay. two oakland police officers charged with paying prostitutes for sex. one of them is connected to the highly publicized scandal involving jasmine abuslin. the woman formerly known as celeste guap. the other offcer is charged in a separate case that just came to light. kron 4's dan kerman was in the courthouse and has our report. the to >> reporter: officers charged terrible innocent they say point at the d.a.'s office for charging them. watching the

proceedings in court friday john the watch now is says the fact that many of the accused are young officers raises questions about the new hiring process.

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>> marty:here is a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. meteorologist dave spahr has what you need to know before heading out the door this morning. >> marty: we're getting a little

bit in the way of fog trend is the tentative the decency from the camera also note the time lapse we have for you use see that as well. the last couple of days pitching to the guard from spots of rain coming and going for the week ahead. hist >> reporter: we see a mixture of variable clouds mostly sunny depending on where you are a contrast i'll indecency as well nice picture we have as vacancy on the perimeter of the bay and north bay upper 50s as william recall a half-hour ago cerros of 4752 fairfield

scatter >> reporter: clots are talking about for today tomorrow we will keep the performance rolling again this scattered cloud and according to this model right now at the very end of things we still reigned developed there in the north bay tx office 745 monday morning and saw the loss carry this over in a tuesday morning. your for some forecast along the east bay shoreline '60s oakland's 66 fremont at 70 dancing claudia '70s over the east bay as you notice mid-70s the upper 70's it that any act at 76 down the

south bay pain out. 71 on view. 62 services commission district 63 data san mateo county moseley the '60s and going on here and then have monday jumping up to the north bay decision 26 teen

campaigning for hillary and pennsylvania now just over two weeks to go before election day new polls indicating it all week ahead and kim has the story. from stolen e-mails released by one of those e-mails is exposing questions about whether secretary clinton would attend a clinton foundation summit in morocco, one month after announcing her bid for the presidency. >> reporter: hilary's speaking in ohio friday as the campaign releases a hard-hitting new ad featuring the goldstar father.

top trump on the campaign trail getting slammed forgo recollection claims in getting booed during the cherry unit dinner thursday night. the e-

mails suggest her appearance was in exchange for a 12 -million dollar campaign contribution from the king of morocco. in reference to the meeting, one of clinton's top aides wrote "she created this mess and she knows it". in the end, clinton did not attend the summit.

take a look at this. comedian bill murray dropped in at the white house to crash a news conference. decked out in chicago cubs gear, he joked the press needs ice luges instead of coffee machines. he then went on to boast about his favorite baseball team being one win away from reaching the world series.

murray is in washington to receive the mark twain prize for humor. and in the bay area, with donald trump stoking fears of a rigged election, there are now reports of voter ballot guides being tossed in the trash. and a government employee is being blamed. officials believe a postal worker threw out nearly one hundred sample ballots, mailed to registered voters in alameda county. the ballots where found in a recycling bin in a north berkeley neighborhood. the resident who found them, told the alameda county registrar of voters. who then turned them over to the u.s. postal service. which is investigating the incident. the postal worker who is believed to have done this could be fired. and police may get involved in the investigation. tom cruise is back and is ready to fight for the top box office spot this morning. a preview of this weekend's new movies are next on kron four. live look outside. san francisco international airport. for the weekend: it's the fall crafts festival in danville. come out check out over 200 quality artisans, a costume parade and more. it's all happening in downtown danville from 10 a-m to 5 pm. the event is free to attend.

four new movies open in wide release this weekend. and there's something of a battle shaping up for the top spot at the box office. david daniel looks at what's new in theaters. >> reporter: tom cruise and the actions sequel jack richer the offense will go back to the thumb of the top of the box

office. the box office watchers say both companies and major sequel should open the $20 million. and i expect keeping up with the joneses to keep up with the other releases expect action comedy to debut with just $7 million. why

>> marty: good morning and welcome to kron four news weekend. we are taking a live look outside from our embarcadero camera. i'm marty gonzalez, thanks for joining us this saturday morning. with your weekend forecast. >> reporter: 11 off of assuring a change scenes in the midst of the haze of knowing our alicia de and the mild temperatures above that look at the cambridge former temperatures pretty much graduating in the '50s and everyone's at least in

the '50s territory 51 going on for livermore public agrees tour we were jumping for what we're talking about. this will be our player earlier into a week out to monday also to say something to watch out as we start our week variable clouds and then late north bay possible midweek break we keep that to get for you and have the forecast.

happening today. >>averi: m.l.s. on drivers have been getting off the bridge and treasure island is by going lessen the eastern spanned and then certain exit right on to the new offer at the just make a note and they say that the new ram will be safer and offer easier access for those looking to exit here. the $98 million project started in 2014. at only

change for the bridge also coming for pedestrians bicycle less and the bike path has now been completed starting tomorrow the path on eastern span will connect to the islands and had and then since and opened in 2014 the path of starts in emeryville only open to the public on weekends and holidays.

part of this is good news for pedestrians and bikers. the last stretch of a bay bridge bike path has just been finished.. it connects to yerba buena island.and it's the last segment of a 4-and-a-half mile bike and pedestrian path connecting the existing path from emeryville. there's been a ribbon cutting.but it officially opens to the public around noon on sunday. there's a bike lane in both directions.with an outside lane for people walking. and even a free shuttle every half hour from the landing on yerba buena island to parking on treasure island. also.drivers heading westbound on the bay bridge will now have new ramps to enter and exit yerba buena island and treasure island. two new westbound on and off- ramps to and from the bridge open tomorrow morning. sky 7 gives us an overview. drivers are being asked to pay attention because the new ramps are in different places than the current ones. the construction on the project first began in january of 2014. and it cost more than 98-million dollars. a big story we are following. fraternities at u-c berkeley are suspending parties until further notice. this comes after two reports of sexual assaults last weekend. but some fraternities are partying on. kron four's ella sogomonian reports from "frat row" where some students celebrated before the cal football game, despite the party ban. >> reporter:no parties - indefinitely according to the uc berekely inter-fraternity council president daniel saedi. but it seems a few frat houses are still enjoying game day. the attempted suspension on social functions came as a response to back to back sexual assault allegations from two separate victims last weekend. "it's deeply upsetting because it's my peers fellow students perpetrating these assaults on other students" "ya i think it's concerning because it happens this often and we are getting notifications about it."

both women reported the unwanted sexual conduct happened at an off campus fraternity but it was not revealed which house. "i don't think necessarily it means more is happening i think it's probably been happening it's just more people are comfortable bringing it up when other people are bringing it up." saedi says a risk management team along with the presidents of both sororities and fraternities representing 1500 members will meet saturday to come up with a plan for a safer party environment. "just having them meet and come to some sort of agreement i feel that sets a precedent and makes the community feel a little bit safer." one tactic saedi says is enforced by each event event- is a consent talk at the door before letting people inside. " ya i think it can be a reality check for some people just a reminder so anything helps." "they could benefit with mandatory consent talk at the door and with their members."

saedi also says frats are limiting the amount and type of liquor served - sticking to beer and wine. some students say it's not only up to greek life spread awareness. "cus it's not only maybe greek students it's other people." "so i think other communities who host parties it would be nice for them to also have that kind of system." covering california. fire officials are looking into the cause of a massive fire that broke out at a southern california cardboard recycling center. the plume of smoke could be seen for miles. this is in ontario.about 35 miles east of downtown l-a. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon at around 4:30. at one point, the fire jumped to nearby railroad tracks and those caught fire. >> marty:the railroad tracks are now shut down. after several hours, the firefighters contained the fire to just the recycling yard. the air quality in the area is now being affected. no injuries have been reported. and new this morning. white powder sent to hillary clinton's campaign office tested negative for harmful substances. we first broke to you that the envelope was sent to clinton's office in new york last night during kron four news at ten. the envelope containing white powder forced the evacuation of the office. a clinton campaign spokesman said federal and local officials found the substance to be non-hazardous. the campaign office is is back open this morning. the n-y-p-d is investigating the incident. coming up. a man is on the loose this morning, posing as a police officer and trying to lure people into his car. we'll tell you who police are now looking for. plus. we are learning new information about the brisbane mother, whose dismembered body was found back in february.

we have a report on the man police say is responsible for her death. and. the people you work with could have a major impact on your health and job performance. we'll explain how, next on kron four.

for your health: here is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week: good relationships with your coworkers could have significant positive impacts on your health. that is according to researchers at the university of queensland in australia. their study covered a wide range

of jobs, including those in the service industry, sales and the military. researchers found that those who identify strongly with their colleagues or with their employer have better overall health and a lower risk of burnout. and it's not just employees who benefit -- *employers get better results from their employees as well. several studies have revealed that working long or overnight hours can be harmful to your health. but this morning a new report says the best work schedule for you depends on your age. researchers from new york university say for teens and young adults. later is better. they tend to go to bed later and wake up later so it's recommended they do not start school or work earlier than nine or 10 a-m. for adults in their 20's and 30's. consistency is key. studies say people in this age group should mirror their work schedule to their lifestyle preferences. so if you're an early bird, start work early and if you're a night owl, start work later. and for the 40 and older crowd. less is more. researchers say a three-day workweek could be best for those adults. for the weekend: it's the haunted walk-through

maze of terror in moss beach. come out and enter a spooky walk through of terror and maze. it's all happening at the haunted house of moss beach from 7:30 to 11:00. the event is free to attend. . welcome back to kron four news weekend. here is a live look outside from the richmond bridge.

meteorologist dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. >> reporter: variable clouds track conditions and check at the beach couple and the drive that point holes and just a little bit more on the north bay right today of you from ocean beach would jump over to the sutro camera. fog makes an

appearance note not as bad as just a morning very thin symbolism the north bay get another tent across all little bit. 51 going on for livermore because we're getting a decent on sundays temperatures should drop and jump through the wins to give you a general idea of share usually comes on and with the typical on shore pattern we will get some of that with modest attempts not gaining much traction in linz but it's starts spike up little bit and 1145 there may be an artist changes monday morning with the arrangements we are mentioning. starting to pick up quite a bit and then the models tell us as we go forward again states more of variable quality situation

still with us local its moral and then we got to monday 6:00 p.m.. after that it's a breather as you can see by wednesday a typical suburban high pressure belden and thursday friday that is the next opportunity to see rain starting to develop. the next eight hours 68 high noon for hawker talking 72 close inspection of for some forecast >> marty:happening now. crews are working to repair a broken water main that created massive sinkhole in oakland. take a look at this video -- a river gushing down down a street -- flooding homes. this all started around 8:00

friday morning near interstate 5-80 off fruitvale avenue. kron4's charles clifford reports on the damage caused by the main break. >> reporter: 80:00 friday morning water flood done want to illustrate: delta to the flooded the basement and senate members by surprise. angela adams lives nearby call the nine law and above all the water. crews from the utility district were able to stop the leak and the source turned out to be a rupture of an 84 year-old 16 in. cast iron

water made underneath montana street. 10 nearby homes without water service as of friday evening crews hoping to restore service by early saturday morning also as of late friday and osman was given the water main would be repaired although crews plan to continue working throughout the night. >> marty: police in cupertino are looking for a man who posed as an undercover officer, and tried to lure a student into his car. this is the man police are looking for. the incident happened just before nine at de anza college parking lot a wednesday night. he told a female student he was an undercover cop and said she shouldn't be walking alone. he told her he would issue her a ticket and demanded she get in his car.

the girl managed to run away and sent an email to the campus. there are no undercover officers at de anza college. and officers say anyone confronted by someone who says they are law enforcement should ask to see some proof. the man drove a black 4-door b- m-w between 2010 to 2013. students, faculty and staff can request an escort to and from the parking lots. police say they are stepping up nightime patrols in the area. a bomb threat at the boys and girls club in san mateo forced multiple evacuations in the area. the foundation received an email with the threat friday morning. two boys and girls clubs are located on school campuses.so students from lomita park elementary school. and taylor middle school in millbrae.were evacuated for safety. investigators found nothing suspicious in the area.and believe the bomb threat was a hoax. edgar went here bridge

for the weekend: it's the dia de los muertos sugar skull workshop in mountain view. come out and create your own calavera from scratch. it's all happening at the mountain view public library from 2:30 to 4:00 the event is free to attend.

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>> marty:a thriller at cal, as the golden bears barely hold on to beat the oregon ducks in double overtime in berkeley. cal blew a 31-14 first half lead. oregon took a 4th quarter lead 42-35. then cal came back to win a wild one 52-49 in double o-t. they are now 4-3. next week they travel to southern california to take on u-s-c. and today stanford is taking on the university of colorado- boulder at home.

kick-off set is at noon. now here's our sports director gary radnich with a look at your saturday sports update. >> gary: down 16 they went nuts of 35 points and kodak 28.7 rebounds lawyers assert 226 and end up rolling portland was 7 to 96. edward has come out clean thompson got off against an unnamed it that executive who said the lawyers or cowards the way they lost the seventh cleveland. that came from a warriors executive. talking

about hockey basketball baseball football 122 teams and they had a survey as an organization 122 words organization in all professional sports the giants placed eight senior sharks at various warriors 30 their

bridge. for the weekend: it's the festival of rock posters in san francisco. come out and enjoy art, music and more. its all happening at the county fair building from 3:00 to 6:00. the event is free to attend.

taking a live look outside from the bay bridge toll plaza. meteorologist dave spahr is here with your forecast. >> reporter: have some high clouds their forests to sunshine spilling making a nice appearance there at the golden gate bridge where the gathering on all labatt as we noticed little bit of haze where dealing with the temperature was in the '50s all of the board the exception remaining in santa rosa 44 net but and looks like about a coming in the '50s to fizzle also mid-50s at this time. . we will revisit the '70s and and very nicely in the breeze coming back very quickly before get to 6:00 are on sunset and relatively quickly. tomorrow not as aggressive on temperature climbs small as a software today at lunch spots

and not much of a change the tinsel as it starts to cool off. >> marty:big news to share with you this morning. police believe they now know who is responsible for the death of a mother, whose dismembered body was found washed up in the san francisco bay back in february. brisbane police say shelly titchener's husband is responsible for her murder. kron 4's justine waldman has the details. >> reporter: please believe the killings of remorse or it may be a dignified as a wife's killer.

february 12th last day july was alicea livestock but the friend who described her as intoxicated that night i tense conversation over the phone with paul the two had a rocky 24 hours are 24 years of marriage. and they were living apart please come in their home several times that might please believe he killed her. the glory 13th paul transferred money to the two adult sons trap the will referencing his and his wife's death. decisions reversed the next day.

by this point chilis remains were identified paul became aware of this after left his home he drove to the bay bridge and jumps to his death digging with employees to determine the answers to wear and how he killed his wife. >> marty:adding to the mystery as to how she died, police have yet to recover shelly's head. police do believe paul acted alone. and the murder was not premeditated.

the motive according to police was financial stress and shelly's alcohol abuse. >> marty:in national news. wells fargo may close many of its branch locations because of the banks recent scandal. the san francisco based bank has not announced any wide- scale branch closures. but did hint at that possibility during a presentation for analysts last week. not only does wells fargo need to find ways to pay for legal and compliance costs linked to the scandal, but the once- profitable branches, may not be making as much money now. one bank analyst predicts, wells fargo will have to close nearly one- thousand of its six -thousand branches. wells fargo is accused of setting up more than two million fake customer accounts using customer money without their knowledge, in order to pump up its profits. in the east bay. two oakland police officers charged with paying prostitutes for sex. one of them is connected to the highly publicized scandal involving jasmine abuslin. the woman formerly known as celeste guap. the other offcer is charged in a separate case that just came to light. kron 4's dan kerman was in the courthouse and has our report.

another big story this morning. >>: 7 this is our targets nowadays >> reporter: leverrier is accused of having sex with jasmine formally known as guap. he pleaded not guilty. also pleading not guilty the officer ryan walter house

coming up. a cyber-hack caused outages at several major bay area based websites. we'll explain the way the white house is responding. that's coming up after the break. live look outside. san mateo bridge. for the weekend: it's the pumpkin patch movie night in san francisco. come out and bring the kids to

watch wallace and grommit. it's all happening at the pomeroy rec and rehabilitation center from 6:00 to 8:30. the event is free to attend.

another big story we are following this morning. many bay area based internet companies like amazon and twitter are recovering from a massive hack. it affected people all over the world. c-n-n's andy rose explains how it happened. >> reporter: and what appears to be three separate attacks popular u.s. websites experiences are produced service after hackers attempted jam them up the traffic called a that the da's attack. "ddos attack >> reporter: it really affected people on the east coast i'll afternoon europe was reported it of having a outages. twitter

netflix amazon were affected. no person or group were taking responsibility and the white house says they're looking into it. still ahead.

live look outside. from kirkwood. for the weekend: it's the dia de los muertos festival in san jose. come out and enjoy food, music, and more. it's all happening at st. james park from 11:00 t0 6:00. the event is free to attend.

here is a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. meteorologist dave spahr has what you need to know before heading out the door this morning. >> reporter: sun valley is in the north they tended to the same performance as a of a change in a bit more and onshore float we have going forward as the system comes off the pacific. everyone in the '50s

cerros on a cool spot 47 in the next hour. the six heyward 55 oakland looks like richmond comes in at 58. clyde you is it a reason comes off the pacific great opportunities next week. one day to stay closer. see see rain amounts could bridge in san francisco third of an insurer so but not they will get the bonanza which is true happen and should to change. 45 friday were a second batch uneasy watch out for as we finished the week. scattered clouds will be the story to deal with today tomorrow as we showed you before we get all little bit of wind on sunday it laid the day clogs releaser to develop and a fall like feel and then in the north bay rain starts to develop even pre-dawn freer monday. along the east bay shoreline of for 67 yourself for fremont over the east bay hills everyone will be pretty much in the mid-70s upper '70's and were up to 77

mid-70s for a lot of the livermore valley. >> marty: halloween is almost here by now hopefully let your customers now that you're not to get all dressed up wary and ago would be going to do.

>> reporter: 20 of tricks and treats. san francisco donjon think of it as a history to were overrun fisherman's wharf. 60 manager 82 staffers discuss history. get to $19 online this friday into failing to show all

these people alcatraz if you just a big costume first digit people get in for free. >> marty: eases, it's scary when 10 of that a reading would you give. pg-13 >> reporter: this is definitely very family friendly haunt history park overact like park's san jose on this sunday october 30th 11 to three children can trigger trade throughout the park and it's a very fun say to family friendly environment. assists annual tradition kids can ride on the trolley alicia the dressing up their pay and job belongs is the perfect way debt safely checker tree without fears.

>> reporter: addition all the fun festivities the kelso adopt rescue animals mean dogs from the police k-9 unit and its motor register your pet for the contest $10 and advance and you can do that at wetlands pet food and treats

>> reporter: and oakland there is a hosting for halloween-over of the overlook lounge which as the conceit has a beautiful rooftops >> reporter: this one is definitely for adults only. there is a lot of fun things to do hot

>> reporter: track creature never go back paramount hopes enough fans will go back and put the film of the top box office. the movie is challenging it for the crown.

and don't expect keeping up with the joneses to keep up with the other releases they expect it to debut with just $7 million. >> marty: woman was walking her dog on tuesday when she heard an unusual sound after she followed it up she thought about a seven hill. it turns out the animal care workers on a microchip embedded in the dog and had been

missing for 10 years now the dog will be reunited with their long-lost owners once again.

good morning and welcome to kron four news weekend. we are taking a live look outside from our embarcadero camera. i'm marty gonzalez, thanks for joining us this saturday morning. meteorologist dave spahr is here with your weekend forecast. >> reporter: interesting pattern with several patterns watching a domino who or where this is out of print close skulduggeries trailing and net of 40 trees behind agusta really quickly of

from this week and and also into it's marat we get a little bit of a breeze, he things change it and these of the system down and the pacific. variable clouds closing 10 and then some sarraute continuation late north face sprinkle thrown in their rain, set out with a midweek break and close your forces on forecast. >> marty:happening today. a big change is a few hours away on the bay bridge. there are new ramps for yerba buena and treasure islands starting today. there are also changes for pedestrians and bicyclists. kron four's averi harper is live on treasure island to explain what you can expect. good morning, averi. >>averi: lots of changes forever want to use the bridge whether your driver bicyclist walking across the bridge to take a look

at video we have of the rams the open up this morning and they open at 615 cal transfers put the final prep work on the ramps they removed the barriers and make sure signs were in place pressure island exit left off the bridge now they will have to exit right officials want the county transit or agencies say it will remain open to monday morning's commute the shutdown for good. new ramp will be easier to use a and a safer than the old want the only change coming up for the eastern spent half for pedestrians will be completed and open to the public starting sunday. if your driving trying to get off the exit for treasure island that

you couldn't do that today or tomorrow. starting monday you have to exit right. >> marty:happening today. a big change coming to the bay bridge. drivers headed westbound on the bridge will now have new ramps to enter and exit yerba buena island and treasure island. the new exit for drivers getting off the bridge will be on the right -- instead of the left. also -- the bridge entrance from yerba buena island will now merge drivers into the left bridge lane. instead of the right. it also gives drivers more room to accelerate. there are also changes for pedestrians and bicyclists. the bay bridge bike path on the eastern span has now been completed. starting tomorrow the bay bridge path on the eastern span will connect to yerba buena island. the path had been a dead end since it opened back in 20-14. for now, the path, which starts in emeryville -- will be open to the public only on weekends and holidays. part of this is good news for pedestrians and bikers. the last stretch of a bay bridge bike path has just been finished.. it connects to yerba buena island.and it's the last segment of a 4-and-a-half mile bike and pedestrian path connecting the existing path from emeryville. there's been a ribbon cutting.but it officially opens to the public around noon on sunday. there's a bike lane in both directions.with an outside lane for people walking. and even a free shuttle every half hour from the landing on

yerba buena island to parking on treasure island. also.drivers heading westbound on the bay bridge will now have new ramps to enter and exit yerba buena island and treasure island. two new westbound on and off- ramps to and from the bridge open tomorrow morning. sky 7 gives us an overview. drivers are being asked to pay attention because the new ramps are in different places than the current ones. the construction on the project first began in january of 2014. and it cost more than 98-million dollars. a big story we are following. suspending parties until further notice. this comes after two reports of sexual assaults last weekend. but some fraternities are partying on. kron four's ella sogomonian reports from "frat row" where some students celebrated before the cal football game, despite the party ban. no parties - indefinitely according to the uc berekely inter-fraternity council president daniel saedi. but it seems a few frat houses are still enjoying game day. the attempted suspension on social functions came as a response to back to back sexual assault allegations from two separate victims last weekend. "it's deeply upsetting because it's my peers fellow students perpetrating these assaults on other students" "ya i think it's concerning because it happens this often and we are getting notifications about it." both women reported the unwanted sexual conduct happened at an off campus fraternity but it was not revealed which house. "i don't think necessarily it means more is happening i think it's probably been happening it's just more people are comfortable bringing it up when other people are bringing it up." saedi says a risk management team along with the presidents of both sororities and fraternities representing 1500 members will meet saturday to come up with a plan for a safer party environment. "just having them meet and come to some sort of agreement i feel that sets a precedent and makes the community feel a little bit safer." one tactic saedi says is enforced by each event event- is a consent talk at the door before letting people inside. " ya i think it can be a reality check for some people just a reminder so anything helps." "they could benefit with mandatory consent talk at the door and with their members." saedi also says frats are limiting the amount and type of liquor served - sticking to beer and wine.

some students say it's not only up to greek life spread awareness. "cus it's not only maybe greek students it's other people." "so i think other communities who host parties it would be nice for them to also have that kind of system." covering california. fire officials are looking into the cause of a massive fire that broke out at a southern california cardboard recycling center. the plume of smoke could be seen for miles. this is in ontario.about 35 miles east of downtown l-a. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon at around 4:30. at one point, the fire jumped to nearby railroad tracks and those caught fire. the railroad tracks are now shut down. after several hours, the firefighters contained the fire to just the recycling yard. >> marty:the air quality in the area is now being affected. no injuries have been reported. and new this morning. white powder sent to hillary clinton's campaign office tested negative for harmful substances. we first broke to you that the envelope was sent to clinton's office in new york last night during kron four news at ten.

the envelope containing white powder forced the evacuation of the office. a clinton campaign spokesman said federal and local officials found the substance to be non- hazardous. the campaign office is is back open this morning. the n-y-p-d is investigating the incident. coming up. a man is on the loose this morning, posing as a police officer and trying to lure people into his car. we'll tell you who police are now looking for. plus. we are learning new information about the brisbane mother, whose dismembered body was found back in february. we have a report on the man police say is responsible for her death. and. the people you work with could have a major impact on your health and job performance. we'll explain how, next on kron four.

for your health: here is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week: good relationships with your coworkers could have significant positive impacts on your health. that is according to researchers at the university of queensland in australia. their study covered a wide range of jobs, including those in the service industry, sales and the military. researchers found that those who identify strongly with their colleagues or with their employer have better overall health and a lower risk of burnout. and it's not just employees who benefit -- *employers get better results from their employees as well. several studies have revealed that working long or overnight hours can be harmful to your health. but this morning a new report says the best work schedule for you depends on your age. researchers from new york university say for teens and young adults. later is better. they tend to go to bed later and wake up later so it's recommended they do not start school or work earlier than nine or 10 a-m. for adults in their 20's and 30's. consistency is key. studies say people in this age group should mirror their work schedule to their lifestyle preferences. so if you're an early bird, start work early and if you're a night owl, start work later. and for the 40 and older crowd.

less is more. researchers say a three-day workweek could be best for those adults. for the weekend: it's the haunted walk-through maze of terror in moss beach. come out and enter a spooky walk through of terror and maze. it's all happening at the haunted house of moss beach from 7:30 to 11:00. the event is free to attend. .

welcome back to kron four news weekend. here is a live look outside from the richmond bridge. meteorologist dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. is a >> reporter: lawfulness of

sunshine want ted drive home that plans to mention the scattered clouds the weekend is ok next big thing is really starts to change and then basically it will do and then high clouds again will be the story to night and then the camera watched the fox below the valley as you can see making its progress over the golden gate africans up and the last couple of shots here for is set finally starts mix out with daytime heating and one lot run through the winds and then pretty modest attempt again to its moral more aggressive mss of the hell out here. a new system arriving.

two. we are very low clouds and then high clouds this vote of even name and then lingering in a tuesday morning them by tuesday night and to the action and then we got to about friday thursday. upper 60s for has a seven year so for fremont and then temperatures far east mid upper '70's that word 76 plan would around 77 x 8 hours 71 in line to 5:00 so someone as research reach the 77 has that and variable clouds expected and

a different areas to cities and francisco oakland 66 and 73 san jose.

>> reporter: crews are hoping to restore service by early said costs to give an on the law may when it would repaired plan to continue to the period

employees of looking for it happened just before 9:00 at the and the college park what a on wednesday night he told a female student he was an undercover police officer he told here he would assure. if a ticket and this and managed to run a wide as the many melds to the campus.

>> marty:the girl managed to run away and sent an email to the campus. there are no undercover officers at de anza college. and officers say anyone confronted by someone who says they are law enforcement should ask to see some proof. the man drove a black 4-door b- m-w between 2010 to 2013. students, faculty and staff can request an escort to and from the parking lots. police say they are stepping up nightime patrols in the area. a bomb threat at the boys and girls club in san mateo forced multiple evacuations in the area. the foundation received an email with the threat friday morning. two boys and girls clubs are located on school campuses.so students from lomita park elementary school. and taylor middle school in millbrae.were evacuated for safety. investigators found nothing suspicious in the area.and believe the bomb threat was a hoax.

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oregon took a 4th quarter lead 42-35. then cal came back to win a wild one 52-49 in double o-t. they are now 4-3. next week they travel to southern california to take on u-s-c. and today stanford is taking on the university of colorado- boulder at home. kick-off set is at noon. now here's our sports director gary radnich with a look at your saturday sports update. >> gary: they jumped out to 22 1/6 lead this is the exhibition stuff so that was really get these guys when they put old pal

to the metal look out. warriors tied the game late in the second and cory went nuts 35 points and then they go back and forth kevin had 28 points seven rebounds and six assists and ian clark off the bench 17 the warriors once again start the game 226 and end up rolling portland won 07 to 96. the

sharks are the 30th warriors 33rd you ticked up for what's worth as we watch a little bit of the buffalo bill taking part of the forty-niners defense they should be a bit better and of

course that will be the challenge coming up this sunday when they host tampa bay at 1:00. live look outside. golden gate bridge. for the weekend: it's the festival of rock posters in san francisco. come out and enjoy art, music and more. its all happening at the county fair building from 3:00 to 6:00. the event is free to attend.

taking a live look outside from the bay bridge toll plaza. meteorologist dave spahr is here with your forecast.

>> reporter: by the high clouds a little bit of and golden gate so the thought we should you earlier starting to go off the top the towers and above that of course the hi claude speaking of. 59 san jose 92 far behind and going forward with this program the ec by 3:00 a warm-up happening with most of the east bay down the south bay and tomorrow same kind of performance east bay north they will be noticeably cooler 62 staffers is: 66 and then san

jose 73. the today forecast a variable forecast as showers working their way on monday close to look for next week along with the force on forecast in just a bit. >> marty:big news to share with you this morning. police believe they now know who is responsible for the death of a mother, whose dismembered body was found washed up in the san francisco bay back in february. brisbane police say shelly titchener's husband is responsible for her murder. kron 4's justine waldman has the details. >> reporter: police believe paul tilton so a lot of remorse or belief he would be identified as his wife's killer. the glory 12 last day of july was seen alive alicia talk but the friend who describes her as intoxicated

that night a tense conversation over the phone with paul

he became aware of this after left his home he drove to the bay bridge and the jump to his death. >> marty: adding to the mystery as to how she died, police have yet to recover shelly's head. police do believe paul acted alone. and the murder was not premeditated. the motive according to police was financial stress and shelly's alcohol abuse. in national news. wells fargo may close many of its branch locations because of the banks recent scandal.

the san francisco based bank has not announced any wide- scale branch closures. but did hint at that possibility during a presentation for analysts last week. not only does wells fargo need to find ways to pay for legal and compliance costs linked to the scandal, but the once- profitable branches, may not be making as much money now. one bank analyst predicts, wells fargo will have to close nearly one- thousand of its six - thousand branches. wells fargo is accused of setting up more than two million fake customer accounts using customer money without their knowledge, in order to pump up its profits. in the east bay. two oakland police officers charged with paying prostitutes for sex. one of them is connected to the highly publicized scandal involving jasmine abuslin. the woman formerly known as celeste guap. the other offcer is charged in a separate case that just came to light. kron 4's dan kerman was in the courthouse and has our report. >> reporter: discharges that he

did refer prostitute for sex and then to their offers police sting operations. watching the proceedings and john who represents a in the civil suit against gop raises questions

about the zero pd hiring process. why that is when the window for the coming up. a cyber-hack caused outages at several major bay area based websites.

we'll explain the way the white house is responding. that's coming up after the break. live look outside. san mateo bridge. for the weekend: it's the pumpkin patch movie night in san francisco. come out and bring the kids to watch wallace and grommit. it's all happening at the pomeroy rec and rehabilitation center from 6:00 to 8:30. the event is free to attend.

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another big story we are following this morning. many bay area based internet companies like amazon and twitter are recovering from a massive hack. it affected people all over the world. c-n-n's andy rose explains how it happened. >> reporter: appears to use three separate sets tax popular u.s. upsize had disrupted service sector hackers chad the jam them up with traffic. plan

house says there'll into it. in an interesting twist with the least responsible for exposing some e-mail's says that releases the publishing. yes supporters to stop pouring

still ahead. new polls show a narrowing path to the white house for donald trump as campaign 20-16 enters the home stretch. this comes as wikileaks is releasing more stolen e-mails regarding hillary clinton. those stories are after the break. live look outside. from kirkwood. for the weekend: it's the dia de los muertos festival in san jose. come out and enjoy food, music, and more. it's all happening at st. james park from 11:00 t0 6:00. the event is free to attend.

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new or unexpected shortness of breath, any planned surgery, and all medicines you take. >>talk to your doctor about brilinta. i'm doing all i can. that includes brilinta. if you can't afford your medication, astra zeneca may be able to help. here is a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. meteorologist dave spahr has what you need to know before heading out the door this morning. >> reporter: modest attend a fought senate hearings in cna as it chugs differences can't dwell some high cloud of the fatah laurel local poet expect another shot for the bay bridge program here in the shades and it tomorrow enable clubs a cool

breeze onshore wind and it sets the stage for what's going on here in the pacific rim francisco bay impeccable third of an inch of rain in the north bay the biggest one will be and then as texas up to 945 on friday longer-range models things can change '60s and the east bay shoreline 70 and most seabury's they readings will be here read upper 70's of that 77 brentwood 71 not and you and then lowered some approaching middle '70s can be found for most of the south bay years and

as and 73 along with a penis. then battling the high clouds fog still in san francisco and the sematech county all racially in the '60s here 61 pacific half moon bay daily city and 63 it earlier fought can think they're wrong pacific that petaluma and about and then senator fowler on 6874 looks good around wine country for today than 74 for a lack of bill. the seven day forecast again though first level of business is up monday morning a breather here in a wednesday by thursday friday another system starts to fire back up again and then we will watch that as they grow closer. >> marty:decision 20-16. vice- president joe biden campaigning for hillary clinton in pennyslvania. and he seems to suggest he would like to rough up republican presidential candidate donald

trump. there's now just over two weeks to go before election day. and new polls indicate a tough road ahead for trump. reporter kim hutcherson has the latest. paul >> reporter: list earlier get ahead in states. get put salary of 12 points and virginia 4533%. and the atlanta journal constitution shows adult with a lead in georgia and then 4 ft. for the 42. bill was the last democrat tell it when her job. trump on the campaign trail in pennsylvania getting slim for

collection claims and getting booed it during remarks at a charity dinner thursday night. with just over two weeks ago we are likely to see less courtesy more conflict in the campaign trail. >> marty:hillary clinton's

campaign is bracing itself for more fallout from stolen e-mails released by wikileaks. one of those e-mails is exposing questions about whether secretary clinton would attend a clinton foundation summit in morocco, one month after announcing her bid for the presidency. the e-mails suggest her appearance was in exchange for a 12 -million dollar campaign contribution from the king of morocco. in reference to the meeting, one of clinton's top aides wrote "she created this mess and she knows it". in the end, clinton did not attend the summit. take a look at this. comedian bill murray dropped in at the white house to crash a news conference. decked out in chicago cubs gear, he joked the press needs ice luges instead of coffee machines. he then went on to boast about his favorite baseball team being one win away from reaching the world series. murray is in washington to receive the mark twain prize for humor. and in the bay area, with donald trump stoking fears of a rigged election, there are now reports of voter ballot guides being tossed in the trash. and a government employee is being blamed. officials believe a postal worker threw out nearly one hundred sample ballots, mailed to registered voters in alameda county. the ballots where found in a recycling bin in a north berkeley neighborhood. the resident who found them, told the alameda county registrar of voters. who then turned them over to the u.s. postal service. which is investigating the incident.

the postal worker who is believed to have done this could be fired. and police may get involved in the investigation. tom cruise is back and is ready to fight for the top box office spot this morning. a preview of this weekend's new movies are next on kron four. live look outside. san francisco international airport. for the weekend: it's the fall crafts festival in danville. come out check out over 200 quality artisans, a costume parade and more. it's all happening in downtown danville from 10 a-m to 5 pm. the event is free to attend.

>> marty:four new movies open in wide release this weekend. and there's something of a battle shaping up for the top spot at the box office. david daniel looks at what's new in theaters. action >> reporter: sequel jack richer never go back they hope enough fans will go back to put the fans of the top of the box office very different movie is challenging jack for the crown.

tyler harry alter ego is a back for the first time in almost three years. they say both comedy and the sequel will put up said $20 million each. ouji origin of each should reach a $79 million opening weekend. don't expect keeping up with the joneses to keep up with other releases. >> here's proof that pet microchips really work. a dog lost for more than ten years. has finally been found and is now returning home.

a woman was walking her dog at fort funston on tuesday when she heard an unusual noise. after following it she found this dog on the side of the hill. without a collar and needing help. turns out, animal care workers found a microchip on the dog. it revealed the pup had been missing for ten years. now the dog, who's name is moo shu will be reuniting with her long-lost owners once again. desk has more info. the dog was lost for ten years and was found at fort funston >> reporter: looking for temperatures term and the '70s and we get into sunday night monday when things get interesting order to waves to watch out for earlier in the week and then there's a friday it party virelay we will watch the tiny and all of this here and amounts everything like that. that will wrap things up for us a figure for joy as we will see you again bright and early at 7:00 a.m. news to an

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