>> rebecca: riot ultimate harper live into slots in center fellow can you tell fellow >> averi: is not ready here right now but we do expect for it to rain later on this morning it will be order the hardest-hit areas in the north bay if you're on the road and north and if the few things you should keep in mind slowdown make sure you're giving yourself extra time to get to wherever you need to go because roads will be slippery wet and very difficult to see some of the alliance on the roadway because of the rain also here in sander fell as well as other cities in the north bay

they will have sandbags available for people who live there. relocation ago the fire say she crowned san bags we will be here to monitor conditions. we'll check back in with her throughout the morning. and our team coverage of the rain continues this morning. kron4 lydia pantazes reports from san ramon where law enforcement is getting ready for the rain today. and make sure you download the kron four mobile app so you can track the incoming rain. we have up-to-the minute radar and the forecast for your neighborhood. you can also check out our real- time traffic maps. it's a free download for iphone and android devices. breaking news out of the east bay. one man is the hospital after an officer involved shooting in hayward. >> reporter: the pumpkin patches and iman that it's still crazy from the storm senses out the sabots in business. local law

enforcement says they are expected to be busy as well. it's an especially important people slowed down take extra precautions on a road. the

>> marty:it happened at around 9:15 last night near huntwood avenue and tennyson road. a hawyard park ranger called police requesting emergency assistance in the area. police say the man was driving his r-v into officers and people at a nearby party. police then shot the man. he is now in the hospital and expected to recover. breaking news from overnight. italy was rocked yet again by another powerful earthquake. a six-point-six quake hit central and southern italy earlier this morning. take a look at this video just into the kron four news room. it shows significant damage to an iconic church in norcia -- about 100 miles north of rome. two powerful quakes hit the same region wednesday, weakening a number of buildings. those were technically aftershocks from an august earthquake that killed nearly 300 people. so far there are no reports of any deaths in today's

earthquake. back in the bay area, another big story we are following. c-h-p officers are looking for the shooter behind yet another freeway shooting in the east bay. it happened friday night at around 8:00 on the westbound side of interstate 5-80 near harbour way. officers found an injured man who says he was shot while driving. this is the second highway shooting in this area in just a few days. c-h-p officers say on thursday night - a 30 year old man was shot and killed near the hilltop drive on-ramp on the eastbound side of interstate-80. some people who live in the area say it's a disturbing trend

that's has them concerned for their safety. ken jones i do live in the area and it seems to be random so it's hard to tell what's going to happen. so it is a big concerning for me. i dont know if it's a gang initiation or a personal thing that i don't know anything about but it does concern me because of the way i travel through this area. joyce gomez im always concerned yes. everybody is afraid. we just gotta be more careful out there and aware fo oru surroundings. as of now. police don't know any information about the shooter, a motive or what car they were driving. investigators plan to talk to the victim to get more information once he is feeling better. coming up on kron four news weekend. a gunman is on the loose this morning after killing a man at an apartment complex. we'll hear from a witness who saw the victim moments before they died. plus. two men stabbed at a popular mall in the south bay. shoppers voice their concern after the violent attack. and. it's no secret that college can be costly. but some alarming new numbers show just how much deeper you might have to reach into your pocket.

for your money: here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. college tuition is rising faster than inflation and family income. that's according to a new report from the college board. the average cost of tuition, fees, and room and board-- rose 10-percent over the past five years at public schools. and 12- percent at private schools. family income rose just seven- percent over that time. analysts say costs are going up at public universities because they lost a lot of funding during the recession-- and are still recovering. the average tuition to go to an in-state public university is now just over 14-thousand dollars a year. while the average for private schools is just over 26-thousand dollars. >> marty: it's the halloween block party in san francisco. check out the costume contest, fesitval and street fair. it's happening in the inner sunset all day. the event is free to attend. welcome back to kron four news weekeend.

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taking a live look at stormtracker four radar. a big story we're following. >> rebecca: heavy downpours survey area and then the heavily in data areas will be the north bay we see this matter where you are a trio of all your reindeer head be will lead it and at the grocer's store up the breakfast

of forget your umbrella. >> rebecca: to be held at 8:00 hour scattered showers passengers and francisco along the coast have monday some of the south bay during the 9:00 hour and then as sleet sleeping through san francisco of leland close at times you can see through pittsburgh san jose lots of heavy rainfall further east

and nice and damp out there. and then drying out just a bit to the afternoon hours the north they will stop some shower activity and during that hour we will see some more rainfall. out the door right now overlooking sfo some heavy delays because of his ability we are looking at over two hours right now because of the low-lying clouds check with the carrier if you're picking up a lot born this morning. >> rebecca: of 58 nonunion city

62 for richmond 66 and that but 59 currently in petaluma. the lunchtime years we expect we're not having any '70s on the board like what we saw yesterday it obiit '60s at four degrees f for fairfield 66 concord who along the coast we're going to have some showers tomorrow evening honoring " tomorrow night at a few showers might even be lingering in the tuesday all those details coming up next. >> marty:a 26-year-old man from san francisco -- shot to death in fairfield. the shooter is still on the loose this morning. kron four's philippe djegal spoke to a neighbor who says she witnessed the victim take his final breath. sot- "i thought it was the clowns." this description.

sot- "that's why i came outside." of the deadly shooting. sot- 'i heard about five gunshots." from an eyewitness. sot- "and, he collapsed right here -- right in front my porch." who prefers not to share her face or name. sot- "i seen he got shot in his back and who it was, his girlfriend or whatever was trying to keep talking to him so he could um stay here but um yeah, as soon as he got on the gernie you could tell he was gone cuz he was taking his last breaths."

fairifield police say the 26- year-old man from san francisco was pronounced dead at a hospital. lieutenant kevin carella confirms the shooting happened near the playground at the woodside court apartment complex on alaska avenue just before ten o'clock friday night. right now, police have no suspects. saying only that the man was shot multiple times while he was walking outside with a companion, who was not injured. sot- "it was crazy because this never really happens over here like that so, now its like ok, is it time to move or what cuz this is crazy, like i have my son here -- there's in this -- all through here and they play right here -- that's not cool." lieutenant carella says this does not appear to be a random act of violence. he adds this is the city's seventh homicide of the year. in fairfield, philippe djegal, kron four news. in national news. police say miami marlins pitcher jose fernandez had cocaine in his system before his deadly boat crash last month. officers say fernandez was legally drunk at the time of the crash. the star pitcher and his two friends were killed after their private boat hit a jetty near miami beach. doctors say the 24 year old fernandez suffered blunt-force injuries and fractures. his official cause of death is listed as "boat crash." investigators have not yet determined who was steering the boat before the collision. fernandez was a two-time all- star and the national league rookie of the year in 20-13.

a college student in arkansas is expelled from his fraternity after a photo shows him in black face. now the school is weighing whether to take disciplinary action. this photo was shared by a member of the fraternity on instagram after a halloween party on friday night. >> marty:it says it was taken at the "sigma tau gamma" house at the university of central arkansas. the u-c-a president says the university is investigating. while students are waiting for the investigation to wrap up.. they are hoping this is a good learning opportunity. "i instantly was upset. like, i got angry because it was a clear and blanket disrespect." "you educate people, you let them know how it made you feel and hopefully they will take that into consideration. " the student in this picture has since received death threats. he later issued an apology on his instagram account. happening now. the n-t-s-b is investigating what caused a cargo plane to catch fire when it landed in ft. lauderdale, florida. this is video from friday.

the fed-ex plane's left wing and fuel tank caught fire as it landed. fedex said the plane's only crew members were both pilots who escaped down a rope ladder. the fire caused 43 flight delays and six cancelled flights saturday morning. one of the airport's runways is closed this morning wihle investigators analyze the wreckage. take a look at this. three astronauts returned to earth after spending 115 days in space. one of the astronauts, kate rubins, was raised in napa. the other two astronauts are from japan and russia. the russian space capsule landed in kazakhstan late last night. the trio of astronauts performed hundreds of science experiments over nearly four months aboard the international space station. the chicago cubs are now on the brink of elimination, that's partially thanks to a chicago- native and life long cubs fan. game four highlights are next on kron four. live look outside. richmond bridge for the weekned. it's the halloween boo bash in emeryville. check out the dog cotume parade and magic shows. it's happening at bay street emeryville from 11 to 2. the event is free to attend,

>> marty:the cleveland indians are now just one win away from their first world series championship since 1948. they won their second straight game in chicago and now lead the series 3-1. this was the scene outside of wrigley field going into the game. the cubs took a 1-0 lead in the first after this r-b-i single from anthony rizzo. the indians answered right back. scoring two runs in the second, and a third run in the third. then in the seventh inning, a chicago native put the nail in the coffin for cleveland. jason kipnis was born and raised in chicago area.

his home run powered the 7-2 win. jon lester will try to keep the cubs world series hopes alive. game five is tonight at 5:00. the stanford cardinal are back in the win column after beating the wildcats in arizona saturday night 34 to 10. christian mccaffery ran for 169 yards and had two rushing touchdowns. keller chryst threw for two touchdowns. and san jose state protected home field against the u-n-l-v rebels. the spartans won 30 to 24 on saturday night. kenny potter threw for 292 yards and had two touchdowns.

the raiders are in tampa to face the buccaneers. oakland is an nfl best four and oh on the road this season. while the bucs have yet to win a home game. the raiders are coming off a dominating 33-16 win over the jaguars. tampa bay is on a two-game winning streak. kick-off is set for 10 this morning. and the niners are off this week. they take on the saints next sunday at levi's stadium. the warriors are in phoenix to take on the win-less suns. golden state is now 1 and 1 on the season after beating the pelicans on friday. the dubs swept the suns in their regular season series last

year, winning all four contests. tip-off is set for 3 this afternoon. for the weekned. it's the halloween trunk or treat spook-tacular in martinez. enjoythe decorated car trunks and collect treats. it's happening at downtown martinez from 10:00 to 2:00. it's free to attend.

good morning, welcome to the kron 4 morning news. i'm marty gonzalez. and as has been the theme the last few days, rain is expected again today. with most of it coming down in the north bay. let's take a quick look outside at our bridges. you're looking at current conditions at the bay bridge, san mateo bridge, golden gate bridge, and richmond bridge. they may look dry now, but that won't last much longer. joining me know with more on today's weather is rebecca strom. >> rebecca: roots will be very slight today be very careful and make sure your of your umbrella rain jacket you will need to say piquancy most of the rate activity to the north bay cerros us getting my sweat ukiah and

the featured a cast for showing us you can see the showers and then in the north bay once we advance the clock not clot now will start to see through the really heavy rain yellow and red covering that will start going through the bay area sampras's go along the coast that it will push into the valleys also agencies now char's expected for this afternoon heading to the sierra the winter weather advisory is issued. there >> rebecca: highwayman's 30 40 mi. an hour winds low- lying clouds visibility very

core for inbound flights were saying delays of two hours there. how long as rain while last with your halloween and it will be drier little bit wet

>> reporter: want her solid sheeting the investigation prevented them from making a normal shift change. >> reporter: is now suspects or clear motives 7. she got here at 6:40, wasn't police say someone drove an injured man to the hospital after the shooting - before officers even arrived. right now, there are no suspects nor clear motives. the owner of a neighboring junk removal service had to put his whole work day on hold for about four hours. "we work saturdays - my guys are showing up to work and i got a call from 'em just saying they weren't letting them in. i mean my trucks were parked right here, and the crime scene was

around the whole truck." mehmet yilmaz , has previously seen people gathering behind koll park in the middle of the night, also had trouble at stonehub saturday. "this morning i came to my store and then all the entrances and exits were closed by the officers." the man who was shot has life- threatening injuries. neighboring workers say what happened is unfortunate, but they also hope the suspected late-night gathering won't put a black mark on their companies. "more for my customers, ya know. i hope they believe the story we told 'em that we couldn't get to the trucks." police interviewed several people during the early-morning investigation, including business owners. we know they've asked to see surveillance video from at least one of the neighboring companies. in san jose, spencer blake, kron four news. police are looking for a man they say broke into a rio vista convinience store and stole several lottery tickets. this image on your screen is of the man who police say stole the tickets. he was caught on the store's surveillance camera. the man used a crow bar to pry open the store's front doors thursday morning.

he then went behind the counter and took numerous tickets. then he got into a gray pick-up truck with a camper. it was last seen heading east on highway 12. a group of mosquitoes on bethal island in contra costa county tested positive for the west nile virus. scientists say rain in the forecast may lead to more mosquitoes. mosquitoes breed in standing water. officials are urging people to dump all standing water, clean gutters, and wear repellent. three human cases of the west nile virus have been reported in contra costa county this year. in other bay area headlines. multiple people are behind bars this morning and accused of stabbing two men at a south bay mall. kron four's alecia reid talked to concerned valley fair shoppers. pkg

>> reporter:during the fight, 2 men were stabbed. sot - that's sad to hear the attack happened around 7:30 friday night while the mall was still open and people were shopping inside with their families. angela miller/shopper sot - you come to the mall to shop thinking you're safe, not to be injured so that makes you uncomfortable when you shop police say one of the men was transported to the hospital. the other was treated and released at the scene. sot - it's normally pretty safe around here shoppers are concerned that such a violent confrontation happened at what they consider to be a typically safe place to unwind. sot - i always feel safe. i didn't even know it happened yesterday. i came in, bought my shirts, and now i'm out allan feng/shopper sot - i wouldn't worry about it too much. it doesn't happen too often. if it happened every week then i'd probably be like, i wont come here. for now i think it's fine standup the motive and circumstances behind this crime are under investigation. police have 3 people in custody. we're told there are no outstanding suspects. reporting live from santa clara. >> marty:take a look at this. caltrain used 12-thousand pounds of explosives to demolish a section of the old bay bridge. traffic was halted along the bay bridge on saturday. a police boat was out on the water to make sure no one got too close. autumn is the season for water demolition of the old bay bridge as thirteen more

implosions are scheduled. "this is the time of year that there is the fewest mammals and wildlife in the area. so working with environmental agencies we insure that we have the least environmental impact and that is what warrants doing this at this time of year. next fall we will actually take down six piers and the following fall we expect to take down seven so by the end of 2018 we plan to have the old bay bridge fully demolished." traffic on the bridge was back to normal just minutes after the implosion. police are releasing new information after a 17-year-old was rescued during a human trafficking sting. three people were arrested in vacaville last week on trafficking charges. officers arrested a 32-year-old man from oakland and two people from sacramento. during the sting, officers were working with the f-b-i and a social worker to help rescue the teen. the victim is in protective custody. coming up. we are just a day away from halloween. we''ll show you the way people around the bay area are getting ready to celebrate. live look outside. san francisco international airport. for the weekned. it's the annual children halloween party in walnut creek. enjoy games, crafts and animals. it's happening at tony la russa's animal rescue foundation from 2:00 to 5:00. the event is free to attend.

>> marty: >> rebecca:the halloween hype has officially hit the bay area with thousands of last minute shoppers looking for the perfect costume. stores like "costumes on haight" in san francisco have been packed with shoppers. halloween is tomorrow but a lot of parties happened last night and are taking place tonight. halloween fanatics say they can't wait to try on their new costumes and get ready for the holiday. duration: 16 seconds outcue: "was working a lot." and if you haven't picked up your costume yet, don't worry. most bay area halloween stores are open today and tomorrow. next on kron four news weekend.

hillary clinton's e-mail probe continues to circle around her campaign. what donald trump is saying about the latest on the controversy. live look outside. from kirkwood. for the weekned. it's the halloween hoopla in san francisco. check out interactive performances and games. it's happening at the yerba buena gardens from noon to two. the event is free to attend.

taking a live look at stormtracker four radar.ow start. rebecca strom is here with your morning forecast. >> rebecca: they concede it's all over cast no such an adult defense of the rain that's the good news. right now most of these areas definitely changing it through the morning hours we are seeing it what in the north bay right mouse and rosa seeing some showers in the future kasparov's it down-morning will shape up across the bay area early and late hours to concede that o'clock heavy rain, the yellow coloring

>> rebecca: scattered showers will 45 today expected that at that point and then as we head into the overtime hours pretty dry tomorrow morning and will be dry halloween afternoon and evening classes and what conditions as we approach readers out there the bundle existence o'clock our scattered showers pleasanton along the coasts of francisco little bit what and then they continue to

the 9:00 hour things should be clearing out tomorrow night. and then just almost a quarter of an image for half moon bay so it will be nice rainfall amounts expected over the next 24 hours. as well as san jose livermore in the fifties 55 the might have a few scattered showers and then we should have mostly sunny conditions for the rest of the we comfortable temperatures upper 50s

>> marty:in decision 2016. the email controversy haunting hillary clinton throughout this campaign is far from over. the f-b-i director is taking heat from the clinton camp after re-opening the e-mail investigation so close to election day. c-n-n's yasmin amer reports on how donald trump is responding to the newly released information. nats donald trump hit the campaign trail in colorado saturday. wasting no time bringing up clinton's new email investigation. donald trump / -r- presidential

candidate: "it was just announced yesterday that the fbi is reopening their investigation butt sot "this is the biggest political scandal since watergate. justice at latest can be properly delivered." vice president joe biden coming to clinton's defense. joe biden / no font necessary: "i think the quicker they release the emails for the public to see them, the better off. i have confidence in hillary." on friday. fbi director, james comey sent a letter to the senate judiciary committee despite the objection from attorney general loretta lynch. stating the bureau learned about emails that "appear to be pertinent to the investigation". according to law enforcement, the emails in question were not from hillary clinton. but found on a device being examined as part of the anthony weiner sexting scandal. the former congressman recently separated from top clinton aide huma abedin. the new email probe comes three months after comey told congress the investigation into clinton's private server was complete. john podesta / clinton campaign chair/ voice of: "director comey was the one that wrote the letter that was light on facts, heavy on innuendo knowing full what republicans would do with it." clinton has called for the fbi to release the facts about its review. and says she's confident the outcome will not change the conclusion reached in

july. i'm yasmin amer reporting. early voting in san francisco is underway, and will continue this and next weekend before the election. election officials are urging voters to bring a ballot work sheet with them to fill out their choices. there are twenty-five different measures on the ballot. san francisco historically has had large numbers of measures to be considered. with so many ballot cards voters may forget to turn over a card, they may not vote all the contests or all the measures so we really want them, really encourage them to use the ballot work sheet prior to marking the ballot card. i think in 1913 there were thirty three measures on the ballot, san francisco has had a lot of measures on the ballot before. weekend voting is open from 10 am to 4 pm on saturday and sunday. johnson and johnson lost it's third straight trial over the cancer link to talcum or baby powder. a saint louis jury awarded over 70-million dollars to a 62-year- old woman. she says her ovarian cancer was caused by years of using the product.

the woman was diagnoised in 20- 12. johnson and johnson maintains its product is perfectly safe. but some studies suggest a link between ovarian cancer and talcum, the main ingredient of their baby powder. however, some scientists say the findings are inconclusive. a spokesperson for johnson and johnson says it will appeal the verdict. probation officers in marin county arrested a sex offender during a compliance check friday.

the officers and novato police conducted unannounced checks on sixteen registered sex offenders. the other fifteen were in compliance. the checks were made in fairfax, san anselmo, corte madera, san rafael, and novato. halloween is a high-risk time for sex offenders. officers say they want children to have a safe holiday. coming up. food truck fans--- listen up. we'll show you a local favorite that is considered one of the best in the country. dine and dish is next on kron four. for the weekned. it's the halloween fest in

marin. enjoy pumpkin decorating, music and food. it's happening at marin country mart starting at 1. the event is free to attend.

50 food trucks from across the nation battled it out for the 'best breakfast' recipe. but it was a bay area food truck that stole the show. kron 4's vicki liviakis was there to catch all the action in this morning's edition of dine and dish. if you're a fan of food trucks - you don't have to look far. from the chicken man and his rolling rotisserie to southern comfort food on wheels - the bay area has some of the best. meet the grilled cheez guy. so confident of his curbiside cuisine - he went spatula to sputula against food trucks from all 50 states. mike the grilled cheez guy - represented the bay area well in the thomas' breakfast battle - food truck competition. his norcal nook otherwise known as the california cranny comes complete with herloom tomotoes, bacon, quacamole, a fried egg and cheese - sounds like a winner. but the grilled cheez guy had a meltdown of sorts - and was smoked by the pineapple express breakfast from south carolina. the grilled cheez guy came in second. but to the locals who line up for some of that cheezy goodness - it's a hometown winner everytime. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. thousands of people attended the popular "boo at the zoo " in san francisco. kids participated in a costume parade around the zoo.

and children with a sweet tooth could also get lost in a hay maze, searching for candy. live music and a beer garden was available for adults. the main attraction were the lions, tigers, and bears chomping down on tasty pumpkins. the family friendly event takes place again today from 11 to 4.

we've got rain in the bay area.even thunderstorms in some spots. taking a live look from storm tracker four radar. good morning, i'm marty gonzalez. we have complete team coverage tracking the storm this morning. rebbeca strom is in the weather center. >> rebecca: o'clock as lead

starts moving over to the east bay then we see the south bay san jose with a lot of heavy rainfall there and then this is going to less than most of the morning. all of it will start going ease the heavy rainfall will remain with scattered showers most of the day. then

at 9:00 you can see some other rainfall sticking with us

>> averi: briefly on the road don't break suddenly the yaroslavl and then make sure we your breaking very slowly and driving slow clearance center fell. team

coverage continues this morning reporting from center about law- enforcement is getting ready for the reins today. >> reporter: at the more pumpkin patch the ground is still money from the recent storm. but other

slicking and definitely more hazards out. that's also a good it will be the speed limits as and conscious of that. police

say that a man was driving his party and people apart even and officers police then shot the man in a hospital and expected to recover.

you can also check out our real- time traffic maps. it's a free download for iphone and android devices. breaking news out of the east bay. one man is the hospital after an officer involved shooting in hayward. it happened at around 9:15 last night near huntwood avenue and tennyson road. a hawyard park ranger called police requesting emergency assistance in the area. police say the man was driving his r-v into officers and people at a nearby party. police then shot the man. he is now in the hospital and expected to recover. breaking news from overnight. italy was rocked yet again by another powerful earthquake. a six-point-six quake hit central and southern italy earlier this morning. take a look at this video just into the kron four news room. it shows significant damage to an iconic church in norcia -- about 100 miles north o3 number of buildings. aftershocks from an august earthquake that ki any deaths in today's eart big s3 c-h-p officers for the shooter behind yet another bay. around 8:00 on the westbound side of officers found an injured man who says he was shot while

driving. this is the second highway shoo a -h-p officers say on thursday driv eastbound some people who live in the area en jones le who live in the area i do live in the area and it seems to be random so it's hard to tell what's going to happen. s for m gang init thi13 fth this kno about joyce gomez im always concerned yes. s of now. police don't know any information about t a the victim to get more b3 coming up on kron four news weekend. a gunman is on the loose this morning after killing a m at saw the victim moments before plus. two men stabbed at a popular mall in the south bay. c t's no secret that colleg can be costly. ut some alarming new numbers show jus you might hav your pock

here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. >> marty:college tuition is rising faster than inflation and family income. that's according to a new report from the college board. the average cost of tuition, fees, and room and board-- rose 10-percent over the past five years at public schools. and 12- percent at private schools. family income rose just seven- percent over that time.

analysts say costs are going up at public universities because they lost a lot of funding during the recession-- and are still recovering. the average tuition to go to an in-state public university is now just over 14-thousand dollars a year. while the average for private schools is just over 26-thousand dollars. health care premiums under the affordable care act will skyrocket next year. but luckily. californians who >> marty: it's the halloween block party in san francisco. check out the costume contest, fesitval and street fair. it's happening in the inner sunset all day. the event is free to attend.

welcome back to kron four news weekeend. taking a live look at stormtracker four radar. a big story we're following. >> rebecca: it in see the storm trackers giving us a bird's-eye view of what everything looks like the past few hours you can see the big storm system that really a pre much moves from the coast on to the so he's seen here bragging most activity in the north pay it. and we will get a nice silk with fluorine fall place is like writing to chico and the future cast shows one of the waves of the system bringing heavy rainfall current conditions and you can see in

the north bay then by 9:00 that/starts touching down in san francisco the coast half monday tattle of a clock tower and it will starts would be across the rest of the bay area also snow showers for the sierra expected this afternoon of course the has a winter weather advisory still issued until the clock tonight a with seasonal levels 6,000 ft. and 6 in. expected a very high wind 30 of 40 hours per hour och >> rebecca: willett and get a third image there. a live look

aside right now part of our forces on forecast cameron network the golden gate bridge a little bit on the dry side of things definitely damp as some reflection on the roadways and then along wall want where we see a lot of the rain in the north face of a dry sfo we have major delays there because of low visibility 63 oakland and then surely 60 degrees and said francisco these temperatures are far colder today than yesterday at this time because of the system bringing in a colder front on the gulf of alaska

>> reporter: a 26-year-old man from san francisco -- shot to death in fairfield. the shooter is still on the loose this morning. kron four's philippe djegal spoke to a neighbor who says she witnessed the victim take his final breath. sot- "i thought it was the clowns." this description.

sot- "that's why i came outside." of the deadly shooting. sot- 'i heard about five gunshots." from an eyewitness. sot- "and, he collapsed right here -- right in front my porch." who prefers not to share her face or name. sot- "i seen he got shot in his back and who it was, his girlfriend or whatever was trying to keep talking to him so he could um stay here but um yeah, as soon as he got on the gernie you could tell he was gone cuz he was taking his last breaths." fairifield police say the 26- year-old man from san francisco was pronounced dead at a hospital. lieutenant kevin carella confirms the shooting happened near the playground at the woodside court apartment complex on alaska avenue just before ten o'clock friday night. right now, police have no suspects. saying only that the man was shot multiple times while he was walking outside with a companion, who was not injured. sot- "it was crazy because this never really happens over here like that so, now its like ok, is it time to move or what cuz this is crazy, like i have my son here -- there's in this -- all through here and they play right here -- that's not cool." lieutenant carella says this does not appear to be a random act of violence. he adds this is the city's seventh homicide of the year. in fairfield, philippe djegal, kron four news. in national news. police say miami marlins pitcher jose fernandez had cocaine in his system before his deadly boat crash last month. officers say fernandez was legally drunk at the time of the crash. the star pitcher and his two friends were killed after their private boat hit a jetty near miami beach. doctors say the 24 year old

fernandez suffered blunt-force injuries and fractures. his official cause of death is listed as "boat crash." investigators have not yet determined who was steering the boat before the collision. fernandez was a two-time all- star and the national league rookie of the year in 20-13. a college student in arkansas is expelled from his fraternity after a photo shows him in black face. now the school is weighing whether to take disciplinary action. this photo was shared by a member of the fraternity on instagram after a halloween party on friday night. it says it was taken at the "sigma tau gamma" house at the university of central arkansas. the u-c-a president says the university is investigating. while students are waiting for the investigation to wrap up.. they are hoping this is a good learning opportunity. "i instantly was upset. like, i got angry because it was a clear and blanket disrespect." "you educate people, you let them know how it made you feel and hopefully they will take that into consideration. " the student in this picture has since received death threats. he later issued an apology on his instagram account. happening now. the n-t-s-b is investigating what caused a cargo plane to catch fire when it landed in ft. lauderdale, florida. this is video from friday. the fed-ex plane's left wing and fuel tank caught fire as it landed. fedex said the plane's only crew members were both pilots who escaped down a rope ladder. the fire caused 43 flight delays and six cancelled flights saturday morning. >> marty:one of the airport's runways is closed this morning wihle investigators analyze the wreckage. take a look at this. three astronauts returned to earth after spending 115 days in space. one of the astronauts, kate rubins, was raised in napa. the other two astronauts are from japan and russia. the russian space capsule landed in kazakhstan late last night. the trio of astronauts performed hundreds of science experiments over nearly four months aboard the international space station. the chicago cubs are now on the brink of elimination, that's partially thanks to a chicago- native and life long cubs fan. game four highlights are next on kron four.

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are now just one win away from their first world series championship since 1948. they won their second straight game in chicago and now lead the series 3-1. this was the scene outside of wrigley field going into the

game. the cubs took a 1-0 lead in the first after this r-b-i single from anthony rizzo. the indians answered right back. scoring two runs in the second, and a third run in the third. then in the seventh inning, a chicago native put the nail in the coffin for cleveland. jason kipnis was born and raised in chicago area. his home run powered the 7-2 win. jon lester will try to keep the cubs world series hopes alive. game five is tonight at 5:00. the stanford cardinal are back in the win column after beating the wildcats in arizona saturday night 34 to 10. christian mccaffery ran for 169 yards and had two rushing touchdowns. keller chryst threw for two touchdowns. and san jose state protected home field against the u-n-l-v rebels. the spartans won 30 to 24 on saturday night.

kenny potter threw for 292 yards and had two touchdowns. the raiders are in tampa to face the buccaneers. oakland is an nfl best four and oh on the road this season. while the bucs have yet to win a home game. the raiders are coming off a dominating 33-16 win over the jaguars. tampa bay is on a two-game winning streak. kick-off is set for 10 this morning. and the niners are off this week. they take on the saints next sunday at levi's stadium. the warriors are in phoenix to take on the win-less suns. golden state is now 1 and 1 on the season after beating the pelicans on friday. the dubs swept the suns in their regular season series last year, winning all four contests. tip-off is set for 3 this afternoon. for the weekned.

it's the halloween trunk or treat spook-tacular in martinez. enjoythe decorated car trunks and collect treats. it's happening at downtown martinez from 10:00 to 2:00. it's free to attend. good morning, welcome to the kron 4 morning news. i'm marty gonzalez. and as has been the theme the

last few days, rain is expected again today. with most of it coming down in the north bay. let's take a quick look outside at our bridges. you're looking at current conditions at the bay bridge, san mateo bridge, golden gate bridge, and richmond bridge. they may look dry now, but that won't last much longer. joining me know with more on today's weather is rebecca strom. >> rebecca: getting heavier in the north of us and to the far east of bias or the snow shower in the sierra even more is expected later this afternoon

the feature cast shows the time breakdown not a clock tower heavy rainfall in the north bay it. getting in the san francisco by 9:00 then also like house task monday pacific, will get soaked by the hour. and then a little bit more we are getting a place like the south bay to dance a lot paul auto east it day by the 0:00 hour and a lot of rain fall to pleasanton in danville alamo says house as well pittsburg antioch concord will be nice and went through the love o'clock hour giving us 1215 and then starting to push even more east 6:00 we have some

scattered showers. and then the 26% odds say and a lot of rain fall. the fours on forecast, network self space seeing the sunshine for san jose overcast for sfo we are getting what pavement crossing while one and

a san francisco it >> marty:and stick with kron4 as we are tracking the storm online and on our mobile app. we are showing you the radar live right now on our facebook page. you can check up to the minute radar and see the forecast in your neighborhood. and make sure you download the kron four mobile app so you can track the incoming rain. we have up-to-the minute radar and the forecast for your neighborhood. you can also check out our real- time traffic maps. it's a free download for iphone and android devices. happening now. a gunman is on the loose in the south bay this morning after a man was shot. it happened early saturday morning. the victim is suffering life-threatening injuries. kron four's spencer blake spoke with concerned people who work nearby. >> reporter:the koll circle business park may be all work during the daybut many tenants say it becomes all play at night. "i mean i have heard like

parties out here, and there has been younger people with their cars, waiting for something to go down." they think some kind of party was happening friday night into saturdaywhen someone got shot at 4:15 in the morning. green cab - a taxi company in the park - has employees working 24-seven. though nobody there heard or saw the shooting, the police investigation prevented them from making a normal shift change. "girl was supposed to come in at 7. she got here at 6:40, wasn't able to get in the door. the girl that was supposed to go home at 7 couldn't get out the door, so she was here until nine o'clock while they did the processing the scene." police say someone drove an injured man to the hospital after the shooting - before officers even arrived. right now, there are no suspects nor clear motives. the owner of a neighboring junk removal service had to put his whole work day on hold for about four hours. "we work saturdays - my guys are showing up to work and i got a call from 'em just saying they weren't letting them in. i mean my trucks were parked right here, and the crime scene was around the whole truck." mehmet yilmaz , has previously seen people gathering behind koll park in the middle of the night, also had trouble at stonehub saturday. "this morning i came to my store and then all the entrances and exits were closed by the officers."

the man who was shot has life- threatening injuries. neighboring workers say what happened is unfortunate, but they also hope the suspected late-night gathering won't put a black mark on their companies. "more for my customers, ya know. i hope they believe the story we told 'em that we couldn't get to the trucks." police interviewed several people during the early-morning investigation, including business owners. we know they've asked to see surveillance video from at least one of the neighboring companies. in san jose, spencer blake, kron four news. police are looking for a man they say broke into a rio vista convinience store and stole several lottery tickets. this image on your screen is of the man who police say stole the tickets. he was caught on the store's surveillance camera. the man used a crow bar to pry open the store's front doors thursday morning. he then went behind the counter and took numerous tickets. then he got into a gray pick-up truck with a camper. it was last seen heading east on highway 12. a group of mosquitoes on bethal island in contra costa county tested positive for the west nile virus. scientists say rain in the forecast may lead to more mosquitoes. mosquitoes breed in standing water. officials are urging people to dump all standing water, clean

gutters, and wear repellent. three human cases of the west nile virus have been reported in contra costa county this year. in other bay area headlines. multiple people are behind bars this morning and accused of

stabbing two men at a south bay mall. kron four's alecia reid talked to concerned valley fair shoppers. pkg during the fight, 2 men were stabbed. sot - that's sad to hear the attack happened around 7:30 friday night while the mall was still open and people were shopping inside with their families. angela miller/shopper sot - you come to the mall to shop thinking you're safe, not to be injured so that makes you uncomfortable when you shop police say one of the men was transported to the hospital. the other was treated and released at the scene. sot - it's normally pretty safe around here shoppers are concerned that such a violent confrontation happened at what they consider to be a typically safe place to unwind. sot - i always feel safe. i didn't even know it happened yesterday. i came in, bought my shirts, and now i'm out allan feng/shopper sot - i wouldn't worry about it too much. it doesn't happen too often. if it happened every week then i'd probably be like, i wont come here. for now i think it's fine standup the motive and circumstances behind this crime are under investigation. police have 3 people in custody. we're told there are no outstanding suspects. reporting live from santa clara. take a look at this. caltrain used 12-thousand pounds of explosives to demolish a section of the old bay bridge. traffic was halted along the bay bridge on saturday. a police boat was out on the water to make sure no one got too close. autumn is the season for water demolition of the old bay bridge as thirteen more implosions are scheduled. "this is the time of year that there is the fewest mammals and wildlife in the area. so working with environmental agencies we insure th h least enviromn is wha this time of yetwe will take do of 2 bay bridge traffic on the bridge was back to normal just minutes af the implo3 police are releasing new information after a 17-year-old was rescued during a human trafficking sting. three people were arrested in vacaville last week on trafficking charges. officers arrested a 32-year-old man from oakland and two people from sacramento. during the sting, officers were working with the f-b-i and a social worker to help rescue the teen. the victim is in protective custody. coming up. we are just a day away from halloween. we''ll show you the way people ive look outside. san francisco international airport. for the weekned. it's the annual children halloween party in walnut creek. enjoy games, crafts and animals.

it's happening at tony la russa's animal rescue foundation from 2:00 to 5:00. the event is free to attend.

the halloween hype has officially hit the bay area with thousands of last minute shoppers looking for the perfect costume. stores like "costumes on haight" in san francisco have been packed with shoppers. halloween is tomorrow but a lot of parties happened last night and are taking place tonight. halloween fanatics say they can't wait to try on their new costumes and get ready for the holiday. duration: 16 seconds outcue: "was working a lot." and if you haven't picked up your costume yet, don't worry. most bay area halloween stores are open today and tomorrow. next on kron four news weekend.

hillary clinton's e-mail probe continues to circle around her campaign. what donald trump is saying about the latest on the controversy. live look outside. from kirkwood. for the weekned. it's the halloween hoopla in san francisco. check out interactive performances and games. it's happening at the yerba buena gardens from noon to two. the event is free to attend.

taking a live look at stormtracker four radar.ow start. rebecca strom is here with your morning forecast. in decision 2016. >> marty: >> rebecca: least they will get their grain we see the next couple of hours there the biggest rainfall right now on the north brae seen heavy rain

right there for the areas and then right around the bay area very different from the force on forecast cabinetwork businesses alike shop for all the activity

lot of heavy rainfall that will make its way further east and the winter weather advisory issue and to love o'clock this evening. 63 oakland 62 san jose 68 livermore and i'm glad your day what you need to know right now around noontime even the 0:00 hour then on to get into 12th 30 even 1:00 really move on to the east. memo starts from

the bay area of a clock that trade light showers. and 62 expected for several cisco. the raid will be sticking with us insults while the last day of the month we will be ending it. things should dry out once again into midweek wednesday to the rest of the week. helicon for

mobile location straits here found >> marty: the email controversy haunting hillary clinton throughout this campaign is far from over. the f-b-i director is taking heat from the clinton camp after re-opening the e-mail investigation so close to election day. c-n-n's yasmin amer reports on how donald trump is responding to the newly released information.

nats donald trump hit the campaign trail in colorado saturday. wasting no time bringing up clinton's new email investigation. donald trump / -r- presidential

candidate: "it was just announced yesterday that the fbi is reopening their investigation butt sot "this is the biggest political scandal since watergate. justice at latest can be properly delivered." vice president joe biden coming to clinton's defense. joe biden / no font necessary: "i think the quicker they release the emails for the public to see them, the better off. i have confidence in hillary." on friday. fbi director, james comey sent a letter to the senate judiciary committee despite the objection from attorney general loretta lynch. stating the bureau learned about emails that "appear to be pertinent to the investigation". according to law enforcement, the emails in question were not from hillary clinton. but found on a device being examined as part of the anthony weiner sexting scandal. the former congressman recently separated from top clinton aide huma abedin. the new email probe comes three months after comey told congress the investigation into clinton's private server was complete. john podesta / clinton campaign chair/ voice of: "director comey was the one that wrote the letter that was light on facts, heavy on innuendo knowing full what republicans would do with it." clinton has called for the fbi to release the facts about its review. and says she's confident the outcome will not change the conclusion reached in july. i'm yasmin amer reporting. early voting in san francisco is underway, and will continue this and next weekend before the election. election officials are urging voters to bring a ballot work sheet with them to fill out their choices. there are twenty-five different measures on the ballot. san francisco historically has had large numbers of measures to be considered. with so many ballot cards voters may forget to turn over a card, they may not vote all the contests or all the measures so we really want them, really encourage them to use the ballot work sheet prior to marking the ballot card. i think in 1913 there were thirty three measures on the ballot, san francisco has had a lot of measures on the ballot before. weekend voting is open from 10 am to 4 pm on saturday and sunday. johnson and johnson lost it's third straight trial over the cancer link to talcum or baby powder. a saint louis jury awarded over

70-million dollars to a 62- year-old woman. she says her ovarian cancer was caused by years of using the product. the woman was diagnoised in 20- 12. johnson and johnson maintains its product is perfectly safe. but some studies suggest a link between ovarian cancer and talcum, the main ingredient of their baby powder. however, some scientists say the findings are inconclusive. a spokesperson for johnson and johnson says it will appeal the verdict. probation officers in marin it's the halloween fest in marin. enjoy pumpkin decorating, music and food. it's happening at marin country mart starting at 1. the event is free to attend.

50 food trucks from across the nation battled it out for the 'best breakfast' recipe. but it was a bay area food truck that stole the show. kron 4's vicki liviakis was there to catch all the action in this morning's edition of dine and dish. >> reporter:if you're a fan of food trucks - you don't have to look far. from the chicken man and his rolling rotisserie to southern comfort food on wheels - the bay area has some of the best. meet the grilled cheez guy. so confident of his curbiside cuisine - he went spatula to sputula against food trucks from all 50 states. mike the grilled cheez guy - represented the bay area well in the thomas' breakfast battle - food truck competition. his norcal nook otherwise known as the california cranny comes complete with herloom tomotoes, bacon, quacamole, a fried egg and cheese - sounds like a winner. but the grilled cheez guy had a meltdown of sorts - and was smoked by the pineapple express breakfast from south carolina. the grilled cheez guy came in second. but to the locals who line up for some of that cheezy goodness - it's a hometown

winner everytime. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. thousands of people attended the popular "boo at the zoo " in san francisco. kids participated in a costume parade around the zoo. and children with a sweet tooth could also get lost in a hay maze, searching for candy. live music and a beer garden was available for adults. the main attraction were the lions, tigers, and bears chomping down on tasty pumpkins. the family friendly event takes place again today from 11 to 4.

we've got rain in the bay area.even thunderstorms in some spots. taking a live look from storm tracker four radar. good morning, i'm marty gonzalez. we have complete team coverage tracking the storm this morning. rebbeca strom is in the weather center. and averi harper is live in san rafael. let's start with rebecca with the weather forecast. at the >> rebecca: 0:00 are and of all and 45 and that will still remain for parts of the

south bay. it will be dryer by that time and parts of the north along the coast scattered showers around noontime fossil o'clock 1:00. and then as spotty showers here and there the wake of the dry conditions tomorrow and then tomorrow afternoon halloween we will see some cells moving into the north bay brahma's rainfalls party across the bay area at 6:00 hour you see the rainfall to the east bay along the coast and south bay it will be a little bit of a white evening and tomorrow so keep that in mind out the door with the kids trecker trading. the force on forecast camerawork right now it's pretty wet across the golden gate bridge some roads are slick and then the north bay to brought a camera

also with all the rain drops there. but continue with avery and center fell braving the rain and walking vitellus? >> reporter: it is very wet here at a mohels patch of rain and hatch of reclaimed see >> reporter: everything out here that have been blowing and the wind. your rain boots and all the on i am completely soaked if that is any indicator of what it is like out here if you're going to be on the roads be very slippery so be careful.

i see lots of rain on the streets here also if you are going to be out and about pete " very careful slow down keep your headlights on and brakes slowly do not want to slide in this whether it could be very dangerous out on the roads here in senegal other places around the north bay you can find sandbags worried about flooding in your area something that is very important today. give yourself time to get where it you were going the road will be wet. >> marty:thanks averi. we'll check back in with her throughout the morning. and our team coverage of the rain continues this morning. kron4 lydia pantazes reports from san ramon where law enforcement is getting ready for the rain today. and make sure you download the kron four mobile app so you can track the incoming rain. >> reporter: find a perfect pumpkin. and the perfect day to

do it. since the size outside law enforcement out set to be busy as well. the men expected increase because of the rain. och and abraham especially important people slowdown take

extra precautions on the road. hong neighborhood. you can also check out our real- time traffic maps. it's a free download for iphone and android devices. breaking news out of the east bay. one man is the hospital after an officer involved shooting in hayward. it happened at around 9:15 last night near huntwood avenue and tennyson road. a hawyard park ranger called police requesting emergency assistance in the area. police say the man was driving his r-v into officers and people at a nearby party. police then shot the man. he is now in the hospital and expected to recover. breaking news from overnight.

italy was rocked yet again by another powerful earthquake. a six-point-six quake hit central and southern italy earlier this morning. take a look at this video just into the kron four news room. it shows significant damage to an iconic church in norcia -- about 100 miles north of rome. two powerful quakes hit the same region wednesday, weakening a number of buildings. those were technically aftershocks from an august earthquake that killed nearly 300 people. so far there are no reports of any deaths in today's earthquake. back in the bay area, another big story we are following. c-h-p officers are looking for the shooter behind yet another freeway shooting in the east bay. it happened friday night at around 8:00 on the westbound side of interstate 5-80 near harbour way. officers found an injured man who says he was shot while driving. this is the second highway shooting in this area in just a few days. c-h-p officers say on thursday night - a 30 year old man was shot and killed near the hilltop drive on-ramp on the eastbound side of interstate-80. some people who live in the area say it's a disturbing trend that's has them concerned for their safety. ken jones i do live in the area and it seems to be random so it's hard to tell what's going to happen. so it is a big concerning for me. i dont know if it's a gang initiation or a personal thing that i don't know anything about but it does concern me because of the way i travel through this area. joyce gomez

im always concerned yes. everybody is afraid. we just gotta be more careful out there and aware fo oru surroundings. as of now. police don't know any information about the shooter, a motive or what car they were driving. investigators plan to talk to the victim to get more information once he is feeling better. coming up on kron four news weekend. a gunman is on the loose this morning after killing a man at an apartment complex. we'll hear from a witness who saw the victim moments before they died. plus. two men stabbed at a popular mall in the south bay. shoppers voice their concern after the violent attack. and. it's no secret that college can be costly. but some alarming new numbers show just how much deeper you might have to reach into your pocket.

for your money: here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. college tuition is rising faster than inflation and family income. that's according to a new report from the college board. the average cost of tuition, fees, and room and board-- rose 10-percent over the past five years at public schools. and 12- percent at private schools. family income rose just seven- percent over that time. analysts say costs are going up at public universities because they lost a lot of funding during the recession-- and are still recovering. the average tuition to go to an in-state public university is now just over 14-thousand dollars a year. while the average for private schools is just over 26-thousand dollars. health care premiums under the affordable care act will skyrocket next year. but luckily. californians who have insurance through "covered california" shouldn't see such a big increase. a new government report shows

prices for the benchmnark silver plan in the affordable care act will increase an average of 22- percent next year. in california. the premium increase for the silver plan is expected to be seven-percent. for the weekned. it's the halloween block party in san francisco. check out the costume contest, fesitval and street fair. it's happening in the inner sunset all day. the event is free to attend.

welcome back to kron four news weekeend. taking a live look at stormtracker four radar. a big story we're following. >> rebecca: it oppresses differences granola coast also livid touching down in places like the richmond area also richardson felt bridgeton's the very heavy passing through nevada right now all this will be moving into specific, a san

francisco as the far right now also getting some rainfall. feature cast pretty, above its macaque gallery and see it spreading further across the bay area heavy rainfall starts in the east bay at that time after half monday and then appeal of a clock tower ricans see it in its release of three pittsburgh pleasanton san jose everywhere in between. once we get into the afternoon hours the see more widespread showers not as heavy as we will see earlier this morning. the mendicancy as we

get to the afternoon hours much of the same breezy and reconditions force throughout the day into a storm warning live look outside right now fours on forecast cameron network san francisco peninsula so nice what they're with pavement through what all one of north they also very wet. very dry for plugging cent and that will change as well for the south bay's on for downtown san jose.

a 26-year-old man from san francisco -- shot to death in fairfield. the shooter is still on the loose this morning. kron four's philippe djegal spoke to a neighbor who says she witnessed the victim take his final breath. sot- "i thought it was the clowns." this description. sot- "that's why i came outside." of the deadly shooting. sot- 'i heard about five gunshots." from an eyewitness. sot- "and, he collapsed right here -- right in front my porch." who prefers not to share her face or name. sot- "i seen he got shot in his back and who it was, his girlfriend or whatever was trying to keep talking to him so he could um stay here but um yeah, as soon as he got on the

gernie you could tell he was gone cuz he was taking his last breaths." fairifield police say the 26- year-old man from san francisco was pronounced dead at a hospital. lieutenant kevin carella confirms the shooting happened near the playground at the woodside court apartment complex on alaska avenue just before ten

o'clock friday night. right now, police have no suspects. saying only that the man was shot multiple times while he was walking outside with a companion, who was not injured. sot- "it was crazy because this never really happens over here like that so, now its like ok, is it time to move or what cuz this is crazy, like i have my son here -- there's in this -- all through here and they play right here -- that's not cool." lieutenant carella says this does not appear to be a random act of violence. he adds this is the city's seventh homicide of the year. in fairfield, philippe djegal, kron four news. in national news. police say miami marlins pitcher jose fernandez had cocaine in his system before his deadly boat crash last month. officers say fernandez was legally drunk at the time of the crash. the star pitcher and his two friends were killed after their private boat hit a jetty near miami beach. doctors say the 24 year old fernandez suffered blunt-force injuries and fractures. his official cause of death is

listed as "boat crash." investigators have not yet determined who was steering the boat before the collision. fernandez was a two-time all- star and the national league rookie of the year in 20-13. a college student in arkansas is expelled from his fraternity after a photo shows him in black face. now the school is weighing whether to take disciplinary action. this photo was shared by a member of the fraternity on instagram after a halloween party on friday night. it says it was taken at the "sigma tau gamma" house at the university of central arkansas. the u-c-a president says the university is investigating. while students are waiting for the investigation to wrap up.. they are hoping this is a good learning opportunity. "i instantly was upset. like, i got angry because it was a clear and blanket disrespect." "you educate people, you let them know how it made you feel and hopefully they will take that into consideration. " the student in this picture has since received death threats. he later issued an apology on his instagram account. happening now. the n-t-s-b is investigating what caused a cargo plane to catch fire when it landed in ft. lauderdale, florida. this is video from friday. the fed-ex plane's left wing and fuel tank caught fire as it landed. fedex said the plane's only crew members were both pilots who escaped down a rope ladder. the fire caused 43 flight delays and six cancelled flights saturday morning. one of the airport's runways is closed this morning wihle investigators analyze the wreckage. take a look at this. three astronauts returned to earth after spending 115 days in space. one of the astronauts, kate rubins, was raised in napa. the other two astronauts are from japan and russia. the russian space capsule landed in kazakhstan late last night. the trio of astronauts performed hundreds of science experiments over nearly four months aboard the international space station. the chicago cubs are now on the brink of elimination, that's partially thanks to a chicago- native and life long cubs fan. game four highlights are next on kron four. live look outside. richmond bridge for the weekned. it's the halloween boo bash in emeryville. check out the dog cotume parade and magic shows. it's happening at bay street emeryville from 11 to 2. the event is free to attend,

the cleveland indians are now just one win away from their first world series championship since 1948. they won their second straight game in chicago and now lead the series 3-1. this was the scene outside of wrigley field going into the game. the cubs took a 1-0 lead in the first after this r-b-i single from anthony rizzo. the indians answered right back. scoring two runs in the second, and a third run in the third. then in the seventh inning, a chicago native put the nail in the coffin for cleveland. jason kipnis was born and raised in chicago area. his home run powered the 7-2 win. jon lester will try to keep the cubs world series hopes alive. game five is tonight at 5:00. the stanford cardinal are back in the win column after beating the wildcats in arizona saturday night 34 to 10. christian mccaffery ran for 169 yards and had two rushing touchdowns. keller chryst threw for two touchdowns. and san jose state protected home field against the u-n-l-v rebels. the spartans won 30 to 24 on saturday night. kenny potter threw for 292 yards and had two touchdowns. the raiders are in tampa to face the buccaneers. oakland is an nfl best four and

oh on the road this season. while the bucs have yet to win a home game. the raiders are coming off a dominating 33-16 win over the jaguars. tampa bay is on a two-game winning streak. kick-off is set for 10 this morning. and the niners are off this week. they take on the saints next sunday at levi's stadium. the warriors are in phoenix to take on the win-less suns.

golden state is now 1 and 1 on the season after beating the pelicans on friday. the dubs swept the suns in their regular season series last year, winning all four contests. tip-off is set for 3 this afternoon. for the weekned. it's the halloween trunk or treat spook-tacular in martinez. enjoythe decorated car trunks and collect treats. it's happening at downtown martinez from 10:00 to 2:00. it's free to attend.

good morning, welcome to the kron 4 morning news. i'm marty gonzalez. and as has been the theme the last few days, rain is expected again today. with most of it coming down in the north bay. let's take a quick look outside at our bridges. you're looking at current conditions at the bay bridge, san mateo bridge, golden gate

bridge, and richmond bridge. they may look dry now, but that won't last much longer. joining me know with more on today's weather is rebecca strom. and stick with kron4 as we are tracking the storm online and on our mobile app. we are showing you the radar live right now on our facebook page. you can check up to the minute radar and see the forecast in your neighborhood. and make sure you download the kron four mobile app so you can track the incoming rain. we have up-to-the minute radar

and the forecast for your neighborhood. you can also check out our real-time traffic maps. it's a free download for iphone and android devices. happening now. a gunman is on the loose in the south bay this morning after a man was shot. it happened early saturday morning. the victim is suffering life-threatening injuries. kron four's spencer blake spoke with concerned people who work nearby. >> rebecca: is the heavy rains and a lingering scattered showers and most of the afternoon today and then into tonight we see dry conditions mom morning we wake up to dry it showers skies and then tomorrow afternoon at that alicea another wave of come through and we see some rainfall into the evening for all the area and in san jose

six series of your honor will send francisco fit these still north bay plan the day widespread rain right around noon into tomorrow for halloween

wrapping up the october month and tuesday we might have lingering showers then maybe we should try out those highs and it affects began coming up.

may be all work during the daybut many tenants say it becomes all play at night. "i mean i have heard like parties out here, and there has been younger people with their cars, waiting for something to go down." they think some kind of party was happening friday night into saturdaywhen someone got shot at 4:15 in the morning. green cab - a taxi company in the park - has employees working 24-seven. though nobody there heard or saw

the shooting, the police investigation prevented them from making a normal shift change. "girl was supposed to come in at 7. she got here at 6:40, wasn't able to get in the door. the girl that was supposed to go home at 7 couldn't get out the door, so she was here until nine o'clock while they did the processing the scene." police say someone drove an injured man to the hospital after the shooting - before officers even arrived. right now, there are no suspects nor clear motives. the owner of a neighboring junk removal service had to put his whole work day on hold for about four hours. "we work saturdays - my guys are showing up to work and i got a call from 'em just saying they weren't letting them in. i mean my trucks were parked right here, and the crime scene was around the whole truck." mehmet yilmaz , has previously seen people gathering behind koll park in the middle of the night, also had trouble at stonehub saturday. "this morning i came to my store and then all the entrances and exits were closed by the officers." the man who was shot has life- threatening injuries. neighboring workers say what happened is unfortunate, but

they also hope the suspected late-night gathering won't put a black mark on their companies. "more for my customers, ya know. i hope they believe the story we told 'em that we couldn't get to the trucks." police interviewed several people during the early-morning investigation, including business owners. we know they've asked to see surveillance video from at least one of the neighboring companies. in san jose, spencer blake, kron four news. police are looking for a man they say broke into a rio vista convinience store and stole several lottery tickets. this image on your screen is of the man who police say stole the tickets. he was caught on the store's surveillance camera. the man used a crow bar to pry open the store's front doors thursday morning. he then went behind the counter and took numerous tickets. then he got into a gray pick-up truck with a camper. it was last seen heading east on highway 12. a group of mosquitoes on bethal island in contra costa county tested positive for the west nile virus. scientists say rain in the forecast may lead to more mosquitoes. mosquitoes breed in standing water.

officials are urging people to dump all standing water, clean gutters, and wear repellent. three human cases of the west nile virus have been reported in contra costa county this year. in other bay area headlines. multiple people are behind bars this morning and accused of stabbing two men at a south bay mall. kron four's alecia reid talked to concerned valley fair shoppers. pkg during the fight, 2 men were stabbed. sot - that's sad to hear the attack happened around 7:30 friday night while the mall was still open and people were shopping inside with their families. angela miller/shopper sot - you come to the mall to shop thinking you're safe, not to be injured so that makes you uncomfortable when you shop police say one of the men was transported to the hospital. the other was treated and released at the scene. sot - it's normally pretty safe around here shoppers are concerned that such a violent confrontation happened at what they consider to be a typically safe place to unwind. sot - i always feel safe. i didn't even know it happened yesterday. i came in, bought my shirts, and now i'm out allan feng/shopper sot - i wouldn't worry about it too much. it doesn't happen too often. if it happened every week then i'd probably be like, i wont come here. for now i think it's fine standup the motive and circumstances behind this crime are under investigation. police have 3 people in custody. we're told there are no outstanding suspects. reporting live from santa clara. take a look at this. caltrain used 12-thousand pounds of explosives to demolish a section of the old bay bridge. traffic was halted along the bay bridge on saturday. a police boat was out on the water to make sure no one got too close. autumn is the season for water demolition of the old bay bridge as thirteen more implosions are scheduled. "this is the time of year that there is the fewest mammals and wildlife in the area. so working with environmental agencies we insure that we have the least environmental impact and t is what warrants this time of year. next fall we will actua and the following fall we expect to take down seven so by the end of 2018 we plan to bay traffic on the bridge was back to normal just minutes the police are releasing new information after a 17-yold was rescued during a human traf three people were arrested in vacaville last week on trafficking charges. officers arrested a 32-year-old man from oakland and two people from sacramento. during the sting, officers were working with the f-b-i and a social worker to help rescue the teen. custody.

pwe are just a da from hallowe we''ll show y people live look outside. san francisco or the weekned. e. san francisco it's happening at tony la russa's animal rescue foundation from 2:00 t the event is free to attend.

>> marty:the halloween hype has officially hit the bay area with thousands of last minute shoppers looking for the perfect costume. stores like "costumes on haight" in san francisco have been

packed with shoppers. halloween is tomorrow but a lot of parties happened last night and are taking place tonight. halloween fanatics say they can't wait to try on their new costumes and get ready for the holiday. duration: 16 seconds outcue: "was working a lot." and if you haven't picked up your costume yet, don't worry. most bay area halloween stores are open today and tomorrow. next on kron four news weekend. hillary clinton's e-mail probe continues to circle around her campaign. what donald trump is saying about the latest on the controversy. live look outside. from kirkwood. for the weekned. it's the halloween hoopla in san francisco. check out interactive performances and games. it's happening at the yerba buena gardens from noon to two. the event is free to attend.

taking a live look at stormtracker four radar.ow start. rebecca strom is here with your

morning forecast. >> rebecca: touching down in the

east bay even along the coast and getting toward san jose closer as we get through the early morning hours the storm trackers sharing best and then pacifica right now will definitely be inbound flights and then breaking it down for the 10:00 hour more soaking along the south bay over in the east bay now and you'll of a clock tower and an airport we see a lot of rainfall. we will still have some lingering showers for most of the afternoon. into tonight we will dry out and into tomorrow morning will wake up to dry conditions of modern man for halloween it is going to be

returning with some of the weather just a bit by 9:00 we will see parts of the south bay east bay getting a little bit what more night. >> rebecca: a 0.19 for half moon bay half an inch expected in santa rosa area when speeds right now and then sarah at 94 nevada out 10 for concord 17 for livermore valley 62 san francisco 63 oakland sent us a 63 also conquered still in the '50s for center rows of 56

degrees plan the day widespread rain. then lingering showers still mostly cloudy conditions year highs around lunchtime alicea '60s 67 oakland 62 expected forcing francisco. in

decision 2016. the email controversy haunting hillary clinton throughout this campaign is far from over. the f-b-i director is taking heat from the clinton camp after re-opening the e-mail investigation so close to election day. c-n-n's yasmin amer reports on how donald trump is responding to the newly released information. nats donald trump hit the campaign trail in colorado saturday. wasting no time bringing up clinton's new email investigation. donald trump / -r- presidential candidate: "it was just announced yesterday that the fbi is reopening their investigation butt sot "this is the biggest political scandal since watergate. justice at latest can be properly delivered." vice president joe biden coming to clinton's defense. joe biden / no font necessary: "i think the quicker they release the emails for the public to see them, the better off. i have confidence in hillary." on friday. fbi director, james comey sent a letter to the senate judiciary committee despite the objection from attorney general loretta lynch. stating the bureau learned about emails that "appear to be pertinent to the investigation". according to law enforcement, the emails in question were not

from hillary clinton. but found on a device being examined as part of the anthony weiner sexting scandal. the former congressman recently separated from top clinton aide huma abedin. the new email probe comes three months after comey told congress the investigation into clinton's private server was complete. john podesta / clinton campaign chair/ voice of: "director comey was the one that wrote the letter that was light on facts, heavy on innuendo knowing full what republicans would do with it." clinton has called for the fbi to release the facts about its review. and says she's confident the outcome will not change the conclusion reached in july. i'm yasmin amer reporting. early voting in san francisco is underway, and will continue this and next weekend before the election. election officials are urging voters to bring a ballot work sheet with them to fill out their choices. there are twenty-five different measures on the ballot. san francisco historically has had large numbers of measures to be considered. with so many ballot cards voters may forget to turn over a card, they may not vote all the contests or all the measures so we really want them, really encourage them to use the ballot work sheet prior to marking the ballot card. i think in 1913 there were thirty three measures on the ballot, san francisco has had a lot of measures on the ballot before. weekend voting is open from 10 am to 4 pm on saturday and sunday. johnson and johnson lost it's

third straight trial over the cancer link to talcum or baby powder. a saint louis jury awarded over 70-million dollars to a 62- year-old woman. she says her ovarian cancer was caused by years of using the product. the woman was diagnoised in 20- 12. johnson and johnson maintains its product is perfectly safe. but some studies suggest a link between ovarian cancer and talcum, the main ingredient of their baby powder. however, some scientists say the findings are inconclusive. a spokesperson for johnson and johnson says it will appeal the verdict. probation officers in marin county arrested a sex offender during a compliance check friday. the officers and novato police conducted unannounced checks on sixteen registered sex offenders. the other fifteen were in compliance. the checks were made in fairfax, san anselmo, corte madera, san rafael, and novato. halloween is a high-risk time for sex offenders. officers say they want children to have a safe holiday.

coming up. food truck fans--- listen up. we'll show you a local favorite that is considered one of the best in the country. dine and dish is next on kron four. for the weekned. it's the halloween fest in marin. enjoy pumpkin decorating, music and food. it's happening at marin country mart starting at 1. the event is free to attend. 50 food trucks from across the

nation battled it out for the

'best breakfast' recipe. but it was a bay area food truck that stole the show. kron 4's vicki liviakis was there to catch all the action in this morning's edition of dine and dish. if you're a fan of food trucks - you don't have to look far. from the chicken man and his rolling rotisserie to southern comfort food on wheels - the bay area has some of the best. meet the grilled cheez guy. so confident of his curbiside cuisine - he went spatula to sputula against food trucks from all 50 states. mike the grilled cheez guy - represented the bay area well in the thomas' breakfast battle - food truck competition. his norcal nook otherwise known as the california cranny comes complete with herloom tomotoes, bacon, quacamole, a fried egg and cheese - sounds like a winner. but the grilled cheez guy had a meltdown of sorts - and was smoked by the pineapple express breakfast from south carolina. the grilled cheez guy came in second. but to the locals who line up for some of that cheezy goodness - it's a hometown winner everytime. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. thousands of people attended the popular "boo at the zoo " in san francisco.

kids participated in a costume parade around the zoo. and children with a sweet tooth could also get lost in a hay maze, searching for candy. live music and a beer garden was available for adults. the main attraction were the lions, tigers, and bears

chomping down on tasty pumpkins. the family friendly event takes place again today from 11 to 4. >> rebecca: we're going to get rain and wet weather across the bay area given in the early afternoon hours and then hauling tomorrow we see some showers tomorrow afternoon things dryout when we get into wednesday.

>> joel osteen: well, god bless you, and welcome. 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. these are the finest people in all of houston, texas right here at lakewood. but so glad to have you today. i like to start with something funny. and i heard about this minister, he was driving down the road when he got pulled over by a policeman. the officer came up to the window and smelled alcohol. he saw a thermos and said, "sir, what are you drinking?" the minister said, "just water, officer." he asked to see the thermos, and he took one sniff an