( anny ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( anny ) toss to weather. (dave)low clouds, patchy fog and cooler conditions have returned to the coast today with warmer inland temperatures expected this afternoon. a gradual cool down is likely from sunday into monday as an upper level trough pushes inland to the north. dry

weather conditions and seasonable temperatures are then likely through much of next week. ( anny ) a mother who lost her son to police gunfire is now suing the gunfire is now son to police a mother ( anny ) week. ( anny ) a mother who lost her son to police gunfire is now suing the santa clara police. she called for help back in march -- and

her unarmed son ended up dead. as kron 4's ella sogomonian explains -- now that mother is blaming herself. amanda sommer has lost weight over the last five months of grief. she blames herself for having called santa clara police in a time of need back in march.sot: amanda sommer, mother// "he was in depression so i think i called the police for help and you know i feel it was my fault because i think i called the wrong person for helping."sommer says her son 24-year-old jesus geney locked himself in his room and refused to come out - possibly suffering from depression. santa clara police came to the home four times saying they reported to calls of a man with a gun who had cut himself.jesus finally crawled out his window and ran into the street on deborah drive shirtless with no shoes. at a nearby intersection police first tased him.then when they say he moved toward them an officer shot and killed him.sot: fulvio cajina, civil rights attorney// "there was absolutely no justification for the use of force. the victim in this case jesus montes was having a

psychological issue. he wasn't armed. he was essentially naked when he was confronted by officers. officer that knew he had psychological problems." now sommer wants the city of santa clara to share that guilt in a wrongful death lawsuit she's filed against the city.sot: fulvio cajina, civil rights attorney// "they need to train police on how they work with people under depression not like criminals because my son never had a problem with the police never." sot: fulvio cajina, civil rights attorney// "the last thing you want is for that family member to be hurt by the police by the first responders that you've called. so one of the reasons we are bringing this lawsuit is because we want change. we want police to start getting better training with this." ( anny ) a nationwide manhunt ended last night -- right here in the bay area. wyndham lathem and andrew warren were taken into custody yesterday

in oakland. police say they're prime suspects in a high profile murder case. this is video from chicago -- where they're accused of stabbing a 26-year old cosmetologist late last month. lathem is an associate professor at northwestern university... and warren works for oxford university in the u-k. they will be returned to chicago for interrogation. ( anny ) san francisco police are searching for the person behind a triple shooting at dolores park. it happened thursday afternoon. authorities say the shooting was a "targeted incident". two of the three people injured remain in the hospital... one is a minor. police patrols at the park have been increased. ( anny ) the hunt is on for a man who attacked a bart rider with a metal object at the bay fair station. bart says it has video of the suspect -- but is again choosing to ánotá release the video to the public. now some riders are questioning bart's safety policies -- as

kron4's haaziq madyun reports. "the guy is bleeding pretty bad so we do need medical" bart passengers here at the bay fair station in san leandro are voicing their concerns about bart police not releasing video of a suspect who attacked a rider on a train here thursday night "we have medical in route for a male with a head injury he was hit by another subject with a wrench"bart officials tell me that they have recovered video of incident recorded on new cameras recently installed on the trains. but the transit agency's reluctance to release the video or any other videos of recent crimes...has some passengers questioning the existence of any video being recorded on these cameras

like covering their own butt, you know trying not to get in trouble, you know there is liability. if there is a video of the incident, better to release it to the public because that could be someone that you know, your neighbor, someone in the community that needs to be stopped before it happens again">bart officials say their police department's policy on releasing video is to do it only if it helps an investigation...at the bayfair bart station in san leandro haaziq madyun kron4news ( anny ) we now know the cause of one of the biggest fires of the season. and authorities are looking for the people responsible. details ahead. ( anny ) plus -- hear from the ferry captain who led a dramatic rescue in the san

francisco bay. ( anny ) plus -- are you getting enough sleep? if you're up now, chances are that you're not... what the new research is saying -- next. ( anny ) for your health:

here is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week: ( anny ) half of the country is sleep deprived. that's according to a new study from the national safety council. researchers say 43-percent of people get fewer than 7-hours of sleep a night. and 97-percent of them said their exhaustion made them less attentive and more forgetful. experts say pressure on employees to work longer hours is to blame -- and that longer commutes are adding to the problem. ( anny ) dentists are warning parents of the dangers of sippy cups. they say the spouts can cause crooked teeth, enamel erosion, and even speech disorders. prolonged sucking on the spouts prevent important facial muscles from developing properly. it can also

cause the jaw to grow incorrectly. the same damage was found from kids sucking on baby food pouches. dentists are now recommending parents introduce their kids to a regular cup starting at six-months. ( dave )mix out and turn to mostly sunny but cooler this weekend. your forecast is next ! ( anny ) for the weekend: it's street soccer u-s-a in san francisco. check out the games on the field and celebrtiy guests. it's happening at the yard at mission rock all day today. it's free to attend.

( anny ) here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning. ( anny ) toss to weather.

(dave)low clouds, patchy fog and cooler conditions have returned to the coast today with warmer inland temperatures expected this afternoon. a gradual cool down is likely from sunday into monday as an upper level trough pushes inland to the north. dry weather conditions and seasonable temperatures are then likely through much of next week.

( anny ) we now know the cause of

the detwiler fire that scorched over 80-thousand acres of mariposa county near yosemite. fire officials say illegal gunfire on public land sparked the blaze. the exact circumstances remain under investigation. authorities offering a two- thousand dollar reward for any information leading to an arrest and conviction. over 16-hundred firefighters fought the fire that destroyed more than 130 structures -- including 67 homes. ( anny ) fire crews continue to monitor the east bay hills grass fire that burned earlier this week. they're making sure hot spots do not flare up and start another large fire. the fire broke out wednesday afternoon and charred 20 acres

on both sides of grizzly peak boulevard. ( anny ) ten people were saved from a sinking boat in the bay thursday night. the unlikely heros -- the captain and crew of an alcatraz ferry. hundreds of tourists on the ferry witnessed whole thing -- as kron4's spencer blake reports. thursday night, the 31-foot recreational boat 'luna'sank to the bottom of the bay.it was just yards away from alcatraz island."i don't know where they were coming from or going, but real quick it ended up stopping."but before it did, erik anfinson, captain of the alcatraz clipper, heard the coast guard send a call about a small boat that had hit a rock, and was taking on water.captain tubby, as he's often called, immediately headed in the direction of 'the luna.'"captain tubby was already taking his tour back to the city when he got the distress call. he actually had to go back around the island to be able to help."soon, he had pulled his ship, full of hundreds of tourists, up next

to the sinking boat.his crew, which regularly goes through rescue trainings and practices, started pulling the line to bring the luna closer. "everybody pretty much just stepped right on board."deck hand shawn christian was involved in the rescue, which brought cheers from the alcatraz tourists.he gave credit to others, even down to the guys at the snack bar. "they came in and started clearing the crowds. everybody wants to watch."and at least some of the tourists got a view of the fate of 'the luna.' "by the time we got the passengers off the small vessel, the vessel went underwater within two to three minutes."captain tubby has made other at-sea rescues in his 20-year career, but never while commanding an alcatraz ferry.he insists it wasn't a one-man job, and humbly praised his crewwho sent the love right back in his direction."he's about the nicest guy you're ever gonna meet. everybody loves tubby." some of the rescued passengers called tubby a heroonce they could finally find their voices after a dramatic experiencethat could have claimed more than just a boat. in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. ( anny ) more charges have been

filed against a fairfield man accused of abandoning his 16-day-old baby last month. the solano county district attorney's office says, 18- year-old daniel mitchell is also being charged with d-u-i and hit-and-run. police say he left his baby in a parking lot. mitchell pleaded not guilty to those charges as well. he has already pleaded not guilty to felony child endangerment charges. mitchell is scheduled to be back in court next month. (anny) a's looking for some magic down in anaheim -- madbum on the mound for the giants -- still searching for win number 2... and could steph curry make the cut in hayward? sports is next. ( anny ) live look outside... richmond bridge ( anny ) for the weekend: it's the festival of the arts in fremont. check out more

than five-hundred booths, food, music and more. it's all happening in down-town fremont from 10:00 to 6:00. it's free to at the bay bridge series is

over. so can the giants and a's get some wins against other teams? and how'd steph curry's golf debut go? for a round up of sports. here is mark carpenter. the giants scored at least 10-runs twice this week, so we know they have some type of offesne. the problem is staying consistent. the first time they put 10...they scored only 1 the following game. last night-- they ripped off 11, so what was in store tonight. --madison bumgarner on the mound... looking for his 2nd win of the year. --we pick it up in the 6th- game tied at 1.. paul goldschmidt..single to left off the wall. run comes in....and that's goldschmidt's 2nd-ribbie. 2-1 diamondbacks. --later

that inning-- scary moments for brandon belt... takes a pitch to the right side of his helmet. tried to walk it off, but goes down. arizona pitcher anthony banda... --back to the game-- madbum...strong outing. 5-hits, 2-runs, 7- punchouts, including this one on brandon drury. bumgarner done after 7. --he did his part, he just had no run support. giants...only had 3-hits and their lone run was walked in they went down in order in the bottom of the 9th as brandon crawford's strikeout ends the game snakes win 2- 1. to the a's-- green and gold in anaheim taking on the angels --this play sums up their season. bottom 7th--game tied at 6, bases loaded 2-outs... yunel escobar...chopper to 3rd.. matt chapman gloves it, but loses the ball while making the throw. go-ahead run comes in. --angels go on to win, 8-6 finally, steph curry...didn't make the cut at his first pro

golf tourney. but he showed that he can do more on a course than any golfer could on a basketball court. --curry... in round 2 of the ellie mae classic. --after bogeying four times on the front nine, he found his rhythm we pick it up on the 14th...digs his way out of the bunker to put himself about 10-feet from the cup. --then, watch him convert. like a 3-pointer in transition, no problem cashing in... as he gets the birdie to drop, his first of the day.it obviously gets you thinking like if i had some time to actually practice and pursue some coaching maybe or what not, and take the game to the next level but you know who knows. i'll stay as i've heard before, i'll stay in my lane and just enjoy what. i'll be suiting up for the warriors this year.

live look outside... golden gate bridge.. ( anny ) for the weekend: it's afro-solo in san francisco. check out african-american art and performances. it's happening at yerba buena gardens from 1:00 to 3:00. it's free to attend.

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(dave)low clouds, patchy fog and cooler conditions have returned to the coast today with warmer inland temperatures expected this afternoon. a gradual cool down is likely from sunday into monday as an upper level trough pushes inland to the north. dry weather conditions and seasonable temperatures are then likely through much of next week.

(anny) after an intense battle in an alameda county courtroom... one of the men charged for the oakland warehouse fire that killed 36 people was granted a lower bail. derick almena and max harris are both awaiting trial while behind bars. both facing a long list of charges in connection with the deadly ghostship fire. the district attorney argued that almena is a flight risk saying he does not have extensive ties to the area. but almena's attorney denied that claim . the judge reduced almena's bail from

one- million -800 thousand to 750- thousand. the same as harris. alexander said the families are satisfied that the bail amount remains high keeping almena and harris behind bars. (anny) now a story you"ll only see on kron4. a man returns to his storage warehouse in fremont after being away for almost a year only to find out he is the victim of a burglary. and that the theives got away with more than two- and a half - million- dollars worth of his belongings. kron four's philippe djegal report has the details. (philippe)michael allen/victim- "(philippe) how are you doing? (michael) i'm pretty shaken up." michael allen says he has been burglarized before... but nothing like this. his warehouse in fremont is now a shell of itself. more than 40 guitars are missing. four of them valued at 75-thousand dollars a piece. and, another that once belonged to famed musician jerry garcia, worth an

estimated half million dollars. michael allen/victim- "somebody, uh, evidently knew i had not been to my warehouse for a longtime." allen, who at this time, prefers not to share his face... says he was out of state from july 20-16 until may of this year on business. he's a retired certified public accountant, who also dabbles in music and art.michael allen/victim- "i did not discover the loss until a few days ago." he says he was alerted by his landlord about a bad smell coming from his unit. that's when allen says he learned the unlocked utlity room next to his warehouse was used to break into the storage area.michael allen/victim- "i believe if that door had been locked, they would never have attempted to, uh, come into my, my unit." allen says he had warned the landlord about the potential dangers of leaving that room unlocked to no avail. now, allen is out nearly three million dollars worth of art, jewlery and music equipement. so, he's personally offering a reward for information that'll solve this case.michael allen/victim- "i believe that somebody will come forward with a $100,000 reward. somebody knows something about this." and, the investigation will be challenging for fremont police detectives.. because allen says the burglary may have happened more than three months ago. in fremont, philippe djegal, kron four news.

( anny ) investigators say a fire that burned more than a dozen cars in the south bay was an accident. they say it was started by a charcoal grill in a carport behind some apartments on dover way in campbell. a viewer sent us video showing just how intense the flames were engulfing the carport. this happened around 3:00 early yesterday morning. a total of 16 cars were either damaged or destroyed. firefighters managed to save six others. ( anny @ landing ) happening now. a car accient in san jose has neighbors on edge. a man was seriously hurt sitting a bus stop earlier this week when he was hit by a speeding car that jumped the curb. people who live along meridian

avenue say speeding in that area has gotten out of control. kron four's charles clifford has the story. well, the speed limit along this stretch of meridian avenue is 35 mph. there's also a 25 mph school zone near the intersection with curtner avenue, but neighbors tell us that many drivers don't respect those limits.sot usually they go 45 or 50 sometimes.christian cadiz have lived along meridian avenue for 6 years. he says speeding along the stretch of roadway is real problem. he won't even let his kids play outside here. sotchristian cadiz says i don't let them play. it's dangerous to play here in the front.christian was also alarmed to hear that a man had suffered life threatening injuries when a car speeding south along meridian lost control, jumped the curb and struck him at this bus stop around 4 in the afternoon on wednesday.. what's even more troubling is that the bus stop sits across the street from an elementary school. if school had been in session, there may have been children sitting here.sotchristian cadiz says it's very concerning. school starts in the next two weeks. there will be a lot of kids crossing the road so we definetly need someone to

control the speed of cars around the area.cadiz would like to see safety improvements made along meridian to hopefully slow people down.sotchristian cadiz says they should put more signs, flashing lights, perhaps more police officers patrolling the area. finally, christian also told me today that they love the neighborhood but are considering moving to get away from meridian avenue. in san jose, charles clifford kron 4 news. ( anny ) concord police are asking people to be on the lookout for a man they say attempted to kidnap a teenage girl. the 16 year old victim was walking alone on laguna street near ellis street last month. the man drove up next to the girl and parked. police say he got out of the car and walked up to the girl. he then grabbed her by the arms, pulling her toward his car. she was able to fight back and get away. she ran home and told her

parents. he drove away after the incident in the direction of detroit avenue. ( anny ) congressman eric swalwell stopped by the kron 4 studios to talk about what he's doing to get things done in washington. hear from him after the break. (male announcer) are you ready to take the scenic routes?

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you make together. ♪ ♪ (anny) u-s congressman eric swalwell visited the kron four studios to talk about his priorities for his east bay constituents and all californians. swalwell has called student loan debt a 'great crisis of our time.' he told kron four's catherine heenan that it's hurting young lives and it's one of the issues he feels passionately about. in fact, the dublin democrat can relate - he's' still paying off student loans too. congressman swalwell - this is something i see myself. i still have just under 100-thousand dollars. my parents and i, we dug deep.we got as many loans as we could

so i could be the first in the family to go to college. i've seen -- it holds people back from starting a family. it makes it very hard to buy a house because of saving for a down payment. and if you have a good idea, it makes it very hard to start a business.so what we're trying to do - is first make student loans zero interest. also trying to encourage people to go into public service...and giving them early student loan forgiveness early on. because we're seeing a decline in young people who want to serve their country because they have to pay off those loans. (anny) if you would like to hear the entire interview, we have posted it on our website over at kron four dot com. he talks about everything from russia to how he deals with his republican relatives. we'll also show more of his interview tonight on the kron four news at 8:00 and 10;00 p-m. ( anny ) breaking news. police are investigating a homicide in belmont. this happened around 5:00 this morning in the 5-hundred block of ralston avenue. police say the deadly shooting happened

inside of an apartment. no one has been arrested in connection. we will continue to bring you more information as it enters our newsroom. ( anny ) a teenager was stranded in midair after a bungee jumping ride malfunctioned in southern california.an update on his condition -- coming up after the break.

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outside...sutro tower. (anny) dave spahr is here with your weather forecast.

(dave)low clouds, patchy fog and cooler conditions have returned to the coast today with warmer inland temperatures expected this afternoon. a gradual cool down is likely from sunday into monday as an upper level trough pushes inland to the north. dry weather conditions and seasonable temperatures are then likely through much of next week. (anny) animal activists are

outraged over yet another

video of shark abuse... this time it shows men laughing while shooting a shark and watching it bleed to death. this comes after another recent video showing a shark being violently dragged in the water. we want to warn you - the clips are graphic. brian entin has the details... the video is hard to watch. these guys catch a shark and then shoot it, smiling as the hammerhead bleeds out in the water.russ rector/ animal rights activist:"this video tape speaks for itself. it is heinous."south florida animal activist russ rector says the person who took this video sent it to him.it is now part of a state investigation. russ rector/ animal rights activist: "he didn't even have the knowledge, the courtesy, or the empathy to put the bullet in the shark's head. he shot the shark repeatedly in the gills."a florida fish and wildlife spokesman says: "that video was forwarded to us as a result of the public outcry from the first shark dragging video. the video is being investigated and fwc can't confirm identities."this is the first video f-w-c received

last month where you see a shark violently dragged behind a boat this is what that shark after it was torturedthe men involved in that video are believed to be from the sarasota area but no arrests have been made.f-w-c is also investigating a hammerhead being used as a beer bong.a group laughs as one man is drinking the beer from below the shark's body. eric hovland/ shark expert: "that makes it monstrous. pouring that liquid into that shark. that shark was probably far gone or on it's way out already."and now this new video.it's unclear where it was taken or when.f-w-c says it is illegal to shoot a shark in florida waters but it's not against the law in federal waters.what animal activists say makes them so upset is the men on the boat are smiling and laughing while the shark suffers. russ rector/ animal rights activist:shooting a shark in the gills is not an instant kill. that shark slowly bled out. and suffocated." (anny @ landing) a bungee jumping ride in a traveling carnival malfunctioned at the ventura

county fair. this as a teenager was left hanging upside down. it happened wednesday night. while the man was left dangling upside down, his two friends were stuck in a steel cage hanging from a crane. they were up there for about 30 minutes. (anny) fire crews used a ladder truck and a rappel system to safely lower the riders. the rider hanging upside down was taken to the hospital. he is doing ok this morning. (anny) the department of justice is cracking down on the leaking of classified information. attorney

general jeff sessions announced changes will be coming... andy rose has more about the issue that has the president trump up in arms. jeff sessions/ attorney general: "here is what i want to tell every american today. this nation must end this culture of leaks."in an announcement friday, attorney general jeff sessions laid out some potentially bold steps to crack down on leaks of classified information to the media. it's first step...targeting the media and how subpoenas are issued to them. jeff sessions/ attorney general: "we respect the important role that the press plays and will give them respect, but it is not unlimited."while leaks of classified information are nothing new, they have been a source of much aggravation for president donald trump and his administration since he took office.trump has repeatedly threatened action against those behind the leaks. reality winner, a federal contractor, is the only one so far who has been arrested and accused of doing just that.and friday's announcement shows the justice department is just getting started. jeff sessions/ attorney general: "it is important for the american people and those who might be thinking about leaking classified or sensitive information to know that criminals who would illegally use their access through our most sensitive

information to endanger our national security are, in fact, being investigated and will be prosecuted. i'm andy rose, reporting. ( anny ) months after leaving office -- president obama is still being flooded with wedding invitations. and he's responding. that story -- coming up. ( anny ) live look outside... san francisco embarcadero. president obama may be

out of office, but he's keeping up a tradition that means a lot to a lot of people. president obama's office has been responding to wedding

invitations for all eight years of his presidency. and they haven't stopped since he left the white house. a woman tweeted out a photo of the response her mother received after inviting barack and michelle to her wedding. soon, others joined the online conversation with similar stories and photos of their letters. the obama office has also been known to respond to graduation and birth announcements. (anny) a san diego family is changing plans to see a solar eclipse after a north carolina hotel canceled their reservation made over a year ago. rick wilkinson says he booked multiple hotel rooms at the wyndham's microtel inn and suites for his nine family members. it was all for a glimpse at this month's solar eclipse". wilkinson was so excited about the esclispe he made a hotel reservation more than a year ago. but a few weeks prior to his trip his reservation was cancelled the hotel says wilkinson requested the cancellation but he claims that is a cover up.

wilkinson says because of price gouging he lost his rooms. he now plans to follow up with the hotel once he arrives in north carolina later this month. ( dave )low fog will mix out and turn to mostly sunny but cooler this weekend. your forecast is next ! ( anny ) still ahead. a mother who lost her son to police gunfire is now suing a south bay police department. why the mother says she blames herself. ( anny ) here is a live look at

the embarcadero. ( anny ) toss to weather.

(dave) low clouds, patchy fog and cooler conditions have returned to the coast today with warmer inland temperatures expected this afternoon. a gradual cool down is likely from sunday into monday as an upper level trough pushes inland to the north. dry weather conditions and seasonable temperatures are then likely through much of next week.

( anny ) breaking news. police are investigating a homicide in belmont. this happened around 5:00 this morning in the 5-hundred block of ralston avenue. police say the deadly shooting happened inside of an apartment. no one has been arrested in connection. we will continue to bring you more information as it enters our newsroom. ( anny ) a mother who lost her son to police gunfire is now suing the santa clara police. she called for help back in march -- and her unarmed son ended up dead. as kron 4's ella

sogomonian explains -- now that mother is blaming herself. amanda sommer has lost weight over the last five months of grief. she blames herself for having called santa clara police in a time of need back in march.sot: amanda sommer, mother// "he was in depression so i think i called the police for help and you know i feel it was my fault because i think i called the wrong person for helping."sommer says her son 24-year-old jesus geney locked himself in his room and refused to come out - possibly suffering from depression. santa clara police came to the home four times saying they reported to calls of a man with a gun who had cut himself.jesus finally crawled out his window and ran into the street on deborah drive shirtless with no shoes. at a nearby intersection police first tased him.then when they say he moved toward them an officer shot and killed him.sot: fulvio cajina, civil rights attorney// "there was absolutely no justification for the use of force. the victim in this case jesus montes was having a psychological issue. he wasn't

armed. he was essentially naked when he was confronted by officers. officer that knew he had psychological problems." now sommer wants the city of santa clara to share that guilt in a wrongful death lawsuit she's filed against the city.sot: fulvio cajina, civil rights attorney// "they need to train police on how they work with people under depression not like criminals because my son never had a problem with the police never." sot: fulvio cajina, civil rights attorney// "the last thing you want is for that family member to be hurt by the police by the first responders that you've called. so one of the reasons we are bringing this lawsuit is because we want change. we want police to start getting better training with this." ( anny ) a nationwide manhunt ended last night -- right here in the bay area. wyndham lathem and andrew warren were taken into custody yesterday in oakland. police say they're prime suspects in a

high profile murder case. this is video from chicago -- where they're accused of stabbing a 26-year old cosmetologist late last month. lathem is an associate professor at northwestern university... and warren works for oxford university in the u-k. they will be returned to chicago for interrogation. ( anny ) san francisco police are searching for the person behind a triple shooting at dolores park. it happened thursday afternoon. authorities say the shooting was a "targeted incident". two of the three people injured remain in the hospital... one is a minor. police patrols at the park have been increased. ( anny ) the hunt is on for a man who attacked a bart rider with a metal object at the bay fair station. bart says it has video of the suspect -- but is again choosing to ánotá release the video to the public. now some riders are questioning bart's safety policies -- as kron4's haaziq madyun reports. "the guy is bleeding pretty

bad so we do need medical" bart passengers here at the bay fair station in san leandro are voicing their concerns about bart police not releasing video of a suspect who attacked a rider on a train here thursday night "we have medical in route for a male with a head injury he was hit by another subject with a wrench"bart officials tell me that they have recovered video of incident recorded on new cameras recently installed on the trains. but the transit agency's reluctance to release the video or any other videos of recent crimes...has some passengers questioning the existence of any video being recorded on these cameras

release it to the public because that could be someone that you know, your neighbor, someone in the community that needs to be stopped before it happens again">bart officials say their police department's policy on releasing video is to do it only if it helps an investigation...at the bayfair bart station in san leandro haaziq madyun kron4news ( anny ) we now know the cause of one of the biggest fires of the season. and authorities are looking for the people responsible. details ahead. ( anny ) plus -- hear from the ferry captain who led a dramatic rescue in the san francisco bay. ( anny ) plus -- are you getting enough sleep? what the new research is saying -- next.

for your health:here is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week: ( anny ) half of the country is sleep deprived. that's according to a new study from the national safety council. researchers say 43-percent of people get fewer than 7-hours of sleep a night. and 97-percent of them said their exhaustion made them less attentive and more forgetful. experts say pressure on employees to work longer hours is to blame -- and that longer commutes are adding to the problem. ( anny ) dentists are warning parents of the dangers of sippy cups. they say the spouts can cause crooked teeth, enamel erosion, and even speech disorders. prolonged sucking on the spouts prevent important facial muscles from developing properly. it can also cause the jaw to grow incorrectly. the same damage was found from kids sucking on baby food pouches. dentists are now

recommending parents introduce their kids to a regular cup starting at six-months. ( dave )low fog will mix out and turn to mostly sunny but cooler this weekend. your forecast is next ! ( anny ) for the weekend: it's street soccer u-s-a in san francisco. check out the games on the field and celebrtiy guests. it's happening at the yard at mission rock all day today. it's free to attend. ♪

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safeway anniversary sale and filled up her trunk with grocery savings, plus earned 4 times the gas reward points. now that's something to smile about. right now, get pepsi 12-pack 12-ounce cans, buy 2 get 2 free, and lay's chips, 9.5 -10 ounces, 2 for $5 with your club card. the safeway anniversary sale. come in and explore. ( anny ) breaking news. three lanes are shut down on interstate 880 northbound in oakland. c-h-p says say a driver did not properly secure items on top of their car. this is near 66th avenue. we will

continue to monitor the situation and bring you the latest news once we receive it. ( anny ) toss to weather. (dave)low clouds, patchy fog and cooler conditions have returned to the coast

today with warmer inland temperatures expected this afternoon. a gradual cool down is likely from sunday into monday as an upper level trough pushes inland to the north. conditions and seasonable temperatures are then likely through much of next week.

( anny ) we now know the cause of the detwiler fire that scorched over 80-thousand acres of mariposa county near yosemite. fire officials say illegal gunfire on public land sparked the blaze. the exact circumstances remain under investigation.

authorities offering a two- thousand dollar reward for any information leading to an arrest and conviction. over 16-hundred firefighters fought the fire that destroyed more than 130 structures -- including 67 homes. ( anny ) fire crews continue to monitor the east bay hills grass fire that burned earlier this week. they're making sure hot spots do not flare up and start another large fire. the fire broke out wednesday afternoon and charred 20 acres on both sides of grizzly peak boulevard. ( anny ) ten people were saved from a sinking boat in the bay thursday night. the unlikely heros -- the captain and crew of an alcatraz ferry. hundreds of tourists on the ferry witnessed whole thing -- as kron4's spencer blake reports. thursday night, the 31-foot recreational boat 'luna'sank to the bottom of the bay.it was just yards away from alcatraz island."i don't know

where they were coming from or going, but real quick it ended up stopping."but before it did, erik anfinson, captain of the alcatraz clipper, heard the coast guard send a call about a small boat that had hit a rock, and was taking on water.captain tubby, as he's often called, immediately headed in the direction of 'the luna.'"captain tubby was already taking his tour back to the city when he got the distress call. he actually had to go back around the island to be able to help."soon, he had pulled his ship, full of hundreds of tourists, up next to the sinking boat.his crew, which regularly goes through rescue trainings and practices, started pulling the line to bring the luna closer. "everybody pretty much just stepped right on board."deck hand shawn christian was involved in the rescue, which brought cheers from the

alcatraz tourists.he gave credit to others, even down to the guys at the snack bar. "they came in and started clearing the crowds. everybody wants to watch."and at least some of the tourists got a view of the fate of 'the luna.' "by the time we got the passengers off the small vessel, the vessel went underwater within two to three minutes."captain tubby has made other at-sea rescues in his 20-year career, but never while commanding an alcatraz ferry.he insists it wasn't a one-man job, and humbly praised his crewwho sent the love right back in his direction."he's about the nicest guy you're ever gonna meet. tubby."some of the rescued passengers heroonce they could finally find their voices after a dramatic experiencethat could have claimed more than just a boat. in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. ( anny ) more charges have been filed against a fairfield man accused of abandoning his 16-day-old baby last month. the solano county district attorney's office says, 18- year-old daniel mitchell is also being charged with d-u-i and hit-and-run. police say he left his baby in a parking lot. mitchell pleaded not guilty to those charges as well. he has already pleaded not guilty to felony child endangerment charges. mitchell is scheduled to be back in court next month. (anny) the oakland a's make a costly error -- a scary

moment for brandon belt... and could steph curry make the cut in hayward? sports is next. ( anny ) live look outside... richmond bridge

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game. last night-- they ripped off 11, so what was in store tonight. --madison bumgarner on the mound... looking for his 2nd win of the year. --we pick it up in the 6th- game tied at 1.. paul goldschmidt..single to left off the wall. run comes in....and that's goldschmidt's 2nd-ribbie. 2-1 diamondbacks. --later that inning-- scary moments for brandon belt... takes a pitch to the right side of his helmet. tried to walk it off, but goes down. arizona pitcher anthony banda... --back to the game-- madbum...strong outing. 5-hits, 2-runs, 7- punchouts, including this one on brandon drury. bumgarner done after 7. --he did his part, he just had no run support. giants...only had 3-hits and their lone run was walked in they went down in order in the bottom of the 9th as brandon crawford's strikeout ends the game snakes win 2- 1. to the a's-- green and gold in anaheim

taking on the angels --this play sums up their season. bottom 7th--game tied at 6, bases loaded 2- outs... yunel escobar...chopper to 3rd.. matt chapman gloves it, but loses the ball while making the throw. go-ahead run comes in. --angels go on to win, 8-6 finally, steph curry...didn't make the cut at his first pro golf tourney. but he showed that he can do more on a course than any golfer could on a basketball court. --curry... in round 2 of the ellie mae classic. --after bogeying four times on the front nine, he found his rhythm we pick it up on the 14th...digs his way out of the bunker to put himself about 10-feet from the cup. --then, watch him convert. like a 3-pointer in transition, no problem cashing in... as he gets the birdie to drop, his first of the day.it obviously gets you thinking like if i had some time to actually practice and pursue some coaching maybe or what not, and take the game to

the next level but you know who knows. i'll stay as i've heard before, i'll stay in my lane and just enjoy what. i'll be suiting up for the warriors this year. year. warriors this year. live look outside... golden gate bridge.. ( anny ) for the weekend: it's afro-solo in san francisco. check out african-american art and performances. it's happening at yerba buena gardens from 1:00 to 3:00. it's free to attend.

breaking news. all lanes are now open on interstate 880 northbound in oakland. c-h-p says say a driver did not properly secure items on top of their car and that caused the lane closures. this happened near 66th avenue, near the oakland colisum. again, all lanes have reopened.

(dave)low clouds, patchy fog and cooler conditions have returned to the coast today with warmer inland temperatures expected this afternoon. a gradual cool down is likely from sunday into monday as an upper level trough pushes inland to the north. dry weather conditions and seasonable temperatures are then likely through much of next week.

(anny) after an intense battle in an alameda county courtroom... one of the men charged for the oakland warehouse fire that killed 36 people was granted a lower bail. derick almena and max harris are both awaiting trial while behind bars. both facing a long list of charges in connection with the deadly ghostship fire. the district attorney argued that almena is a flight risk saying he does not have extensive ties to the area. but almena's attorney denied that claim . the judge reduced almena's bail from one- million -800 thousand to 750- thousand. the same as harris. alexander said the families are satisfied that the bail amount remains high keeping almena and harris behind bars. (anny) now a story you"ll only see on kron4. a man

returns to his storage warehouse in fremont after being away for almost a year only to find out he is the victim of a burglary. and that the theives got away with more than two- and a half - million- dollars worth of his belongings. kron four's philippe djegal report has the details. (philippe)michael allen/victim- "(philippe) how are you doing? (michael) i'm pretty shaken up." michael allen says he has been burglarized before... but nothing like this. his warehouse in fremont is now a shell of itself. more than 40 guitars are missing. four of them valued at 75-thousand dollars a piece. and, another that once belonged to famed musician jerry garcia, worth an estimated half million dollars. michael allen/victim- "somebody, uh, evidently knew i had not been to my warehouse for a longtime." allen, who at this time, prefers not to share his face... says he was out of state from july 20-16 until may of this year on business. he's a retired certified public accountant, who also dabbles in music and art.michael allen/victim- "i did not discover the loss until a few

days ago." he says he was alerted by his landlord about a bad smell coming from his unit. that's when allen says he learned the unlocked utlity room next to his warehouse was used to break into the storage area.michael allen/victim- "i believe if that door had been locked, they would never have attempted to, uh, come into my, my unit." allen says he had warned the landlord about the potential dangers of leaving that room unlocked to no avail. now, allen is out nearly three million dollars worth of art, jewlery and music equipement. so, he's personally offering a reward for information this case.michael allen/victim- "i believe that somebody will come forward with a $100,000 reward. somebody knows something about this." and, the investigation will be challenging for fremont police detectives.. because allen says the burglary may have happened more than three months ago. in fremont, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( anny ) investigators say a fire that burned more than a

dozen cars in the south bay was an accident. they say it was started by a charcoal grill in a carport behind some apartments on dover way in campbell. a viewer sent us video showing just how intense the flames were engulfing the carport. this happened around 3:00 early yesterday morning. a total of 16 cars were either damaged or destroyed. firefighters managed to save six others. ( anny ) concord police are asking people to be on the lookout for a man they say attempted to kidnap a teenage girl. the 16 year old victim was walking alone on laguna street near ellis street last month. the man drove up next to the girl and parked. police say he got out of the car and walked up to the girl. he then grabbed her by the arms, pulling her toward his car. she was able to fight back and get away. she ran home and told her parents. he drove away after the incident in the direction of detroit avenue.

( anny ) congressman eric swalwell stopped by the kron 4 studios to talk about what he's doing to get things done in washington. hear from him after the break.

(anny) u-s congressman eric swalwell visited the kron four studios to talk about his priorities for his east bay constituents and all californians. swalwell has called student loan debt a 'great crisis of our time.' he told kron four's catherine heenan that it's hurting young lives and it's one of the issues he feels passionately about. in fact, the dublin democrat can relate - he's' still paying off student loans too. congressman swalwell - this is something i see myself. i still have just under 100-thousand dollars. my parents and i, we dug deep.we got as many loans as we could so i could be the first in the family to go to college. i've seen -- it holds people back from starting a family. it makes it very hard to buy a house because of saving for a down payment. and if you have a good idea, it makes it very hard to start a business.so what we're trying to do - is first make student loans zero

interest. also trying to encourage people to go into public service...and giving them early student loan forgiveness early on. because we're seeing a decline in young people who want to serve their country because they have to pay off those loans. (anny) if you would like to hear the entire interview, we have posted it on our website over at kron four dot com. he talks about everything from russia to how he deals with his republican relatives. we'll also show more of his interview tonight on the kron four news at 8:00 and 10:00 p-m. ( anny )a teenager was stranded in midair after a bungee jumping ride malfunctioned in southern california.an update on his condition -- coming up after the break. ( anny )áá live look outside... san francisco international airport. (anny) live look

outside...sutro tower. (anny) dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)low clouds, patchy fog and cooler conditions have returned to the coast today

with warmer inland temperatures expected this afternoon. a gradual cool down is likely from sunday into monday as an upper level trough pushes inland to the north. dry weather conditions and seasonable temperatures are then likely through much of next week.

( anny ) it's a reality that many bay area students don't want to face -- but summer vacation is drawing to a close. and that means back to school shopping is in full swing. kron four's maureen kelly went to concord's "sun valley mall" to see what the "must have items" are this year. parents and kids are rifling the shelves and scanning the

racks looking for new clothes for a new school year that for many is just weeks away.it's too soon too soonwe have our extreme value seven dollar backpack here and it comes in 15 different stylesthe manager here at jc penny's at the sun valley mall is showing off some of the items they've stocked up on.since the rush has already begun.definitely bracing for more than it's been a really crazy last couple of weekends normally the biggest crowds come on the weekend and i am when they come they come really really strong it's all at once even a kid too little school got a back pack.because come on, look how cute she is.the stores also have backlogs of sneakers, trendy distressed denim, and lots of uniforms for schools that require them. for students at the schools that don't require uniforms the stores a stocking up on another hot seller casual activewear it's a hot trend with both boys and girls so much so it's got it's own nickname they're calling it ath- leisure here's one first grader showing me an example. like that kind a jacket it's like a short sleeve hoodieand now let's take a moment to appreciate his browsing style from inside the rack.because some of the clothes that i

want in my size make sure they aren't hiding from mei love shopping for my grand kids the national retail federation is projecting back-to-school spending to come in at 83- point-6 billion dollars, an increase of 10-percent.one parent i talked to says she wants what she spends on to last thru at least part of the school year.just clothes that lasts them yet out like at least like four months six months and i am for them just to have that feeling of like oh i'm wearing the clothes when i go back to schoollike many parents, she wants to give her kids the confidence of looking goodas they face the fresh start of a new school year.maureen kelly kron4 news (anny @ landing) a bungee jumping ride in a traveling carnival malfunctioned at the ventura county fair. this as a

teenager was left hanging upside down. it happened wednesday night. while the man was left dangling upside down, his two friends were stuck in a steel cage hanging from a crane. they were up there for about 30 minutes. (anny) fire crews used a ladder truck and a rappel system to safely lower the riders. the rider hanging upside down was taken to the hospital. he is doing ok this morning. (anny) the department of justice is cracking down on the leaking of classified information. attorney general jeff sessions announced changes will be coming... andy rose has more about the issue that has

the president trump up in arms. jeff sessions/ attorney general: "here is what i want to tell every american today. this nation must end this culture of leaks."in an announcement friday, attorney general jeff sessions laid out some potentially bold steps to crack down on leaks of classified information to the media. it's first step...targeting the media and how subpoenas are issued to them. jeff sessions/ attorney general: "we respect the important role that the press plays and will give them respect, but it is not unlimited."while leaks of classified information are nothing new, they have been a source of much aggravation for president donald trump and his administration since he took office.trump has repeatedly threatened action against those behind the leaks. reality winner, a federal contractor, is the only one so far who has been arrested and accused of doing just that.and friday's announcement shows the justice department is just getting started. jeff sessions/ attorney general: "it is important for the american people and those who might be thinking about leaking classified or sensitive information to know that criminals who would illegally use their access through our most sensitive

information to endanger our national security are, in fact, being investigated and will be prosecuted. i'm andy rose, reporting. ( anny ) months after leaving office -- president obama is still being flooded with wedding invitations. and he's responding. that story -- coming up.

smiling sparkles. how do they clean the toilet, grin at it? (laughs) stop laughing. the stomach flu is not funny. get a cleaner with bleach in it. good, you can smile now. clorox means clean. (anny) president obama may be out of office, but he's keeping up a tradition that means a lot to a lot of people. president obama's office has been responding to wedding invitations for all eight years of his presidency. and they haven't stopped since he left the white house. a woman tweeted out a photo of the response her mother received after inviting barack

and michelle to her wedding. soon, others joined the online conversation with similar stories and photos of their letters. the obama office has also been known to respond to graduation and birth announcements. (anny) a san diego family is changing plans to see a solar eclipse after a north carolina hotel canceled their reservation made over a year ago. rick wilkinson says he booked multiple hotel rooms at the wyndham's microtel inn and suites for his nine family members. it was all for a glimpse at this month's solar eclipse". wilkinson was so excited about the esclispe he made a hotel reservation more than a year ago. but a few weeks prior to his trip his reservation was cancelled the hotel says wilkinson requested the cancellation but he claims that is a cover up. wilkinson says because of price gouging he lost his rooms. he now plans to follow up with the hotel once he arrives in north carolina later this month.

( dave )low fog will mix out and turn to mostly sunny but cooler this weekend. your forecast is next ! ( anny ) still ahead. a mother who lost her son to police gunfire is now suing a south bay police department. why the mother says she blames herself.

( anny ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( anny ) toss to weather.

(dave) low clouds, patchy fog and cooler conditions have returned to the coast today with warmer inland temperatures expected this afternoon. a gradual cool down is likely from sunday into monday as an upper level trough pushes inland to the north. dry weather conditions and seasonable temperatures are then likely through much of next week.

( anny ) breaking news. police are investigating a homicide in belmont. this happened around 5:00 this morning in the 5-hundred block of ralston avenue. police say the deadly shooting happened inside of an apartment. no one has been arrested in connection. we will continue to bring you more information as it enters our newsroom. ( anny ) a mother who lost her son to police gunfire is now suing the santa clara police. she called for help back in march -- and her unarmed son ended up dead. as kron 4's ella sogomonian explains -- now that mother is blaming herself.

amanda sommer has lost weight over the last five months of grief. she blames herself for having called santa clara police in a time of need back in march.sot: amanda sommer, mother// "he was in depression so i think i called the police for help and you know i feel it was my fault because i think i called the wrong person for helping."sommer says her son 24-year-old jesus geney locked himself in his room and refused to come out - possibly suffering from depression. santa clara police came to the home four times saying they reported to calls of a man with a gun who had cut himself.jesus finally crawled out his window and ran into the street on deborah drive shirtless with no shoes. at a nearby intersection police first tased him.then when they say he moved toward them an officer shot and killed him.sot: fulvio cajina, civil rights attorney// "there was absolutely no justification for the use of force. the victim in this case jesus montes was having a

psychological issue. he wasn't armed. he was essentially naked when he was confronted by officers. officer that knew he had psychological problems." now sommer wants the city of santa clara to share that guilt in a wrongful death lawsuit she's filed against the city.sot: fulvio cajina, civil rights attorney// "they need to train police on how they work with people under depression not like criminals because my son never had a problem with the police never." sot: fulvio cajina, civil rights attorney// "the last thing you want is for that family member to be hurt by the police by the first responders that you've called. so one of the reasons we are bringing this lawsuit is because we want change. we want police to start getting better training with this." ( anny ) a nationwide manhunt ended last night -- right here in the bay area. wyndham lathem and andrew warren were taken into custody yesterday in oakland. police say they're prime suspects in a high profile

murder case. this is video from chicago -- where they're accused of stabbing a 26-year old cosmetologist late last month. lathem is an associate professor at northwestern university... and warren works for oxford university in the u-k. they will be returned to chicago for interrogation. ( anny ) san francisco police are searching for the person behind a triple shooting at dolores park. it happened thursday afternoon. authorities say the shooting was a "targeted incident". two of the three people injured remain in the hospital... one is a minor. police patrols at the park have been increased. ( anny ) the hunt is on for a man who attacked a bart rider with a metal object at the bay fair station. bart says it has video of the suspect -- but is again choosing to ánotá release the video to the public. now some riders are questioning bart's safety policies -- as kron4's haaziq madyun reports. "the guy is bleeding pretty

bad so we do need medical" bart passengers here at the bay fair station in san leandro are voicing their concerns about bart police not releasing video of a suspect who attacked a rider on a train here thursday night "we have medical in route for a male with a head injury he was hit by another subject with a wrench"bart officials

tell me that they have recovered video of incident recorded on new cameras recently installed on the trains. but the transit agency's reluctance to release the video or any other videos crimes...has some passengers questioning the existence of any video recorded on these camerasbart officials say their police department's policy on releasing video is to do it only if it helps an investigation...at the bayfair bart station in san leandro haaziq madyun kron4news ( anny ) we now know the cause of one of the biggest fires of the season. and authorities are looking for the people responsible. details ahead. ( anny ) plus -- hear from the ferry captain who led a dramatic rescue in the san francisco bay. ( anny ) plus -- are you getting enough sleep? what the new research is saying -- next.

for your health:here is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week: ( anny ) half of the country is sleep deprived. that's according to a new study from the national safety council. researchers say 43-percent of people get fewer than 7-hours of sleep a night. and 97-percent of them said their exhaustion made them less attentive and more forgetful. experts say pressure on employees to work longer hours is to blame -- and that longer commutes are adding to the problem. ( anny ) dentists are warning parents of the dangers of sippy cups. they say the spouts can cause crooked teeth, enamel erosion, and even speech disorders. prolonged sucking on the spouts prevent important facial muscles from developing properly. it can also cause the jaw to grow incorrectly. the same damage was found from kids sucking on baby food pouches. dentists are now recommending parents introduce

their kids to a regular cup starting at six-months. ( dave )low fog will mix out and turn to mostly sunny but cooler this weekend. your forecast is next ! ( anny ) for the weekend: it's street soccer u-s-a in san francisco. check out the games on the field and celebrtiy guests. it's happening at the yard at mission rock all day today. it's free to attend.

( anny ) here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning. ( anny ) toss to weather.

(dave)low clouds, patchy fog and cooler conditions have returned to the coast today with warmer inland temperatures expected this afternoon. a gradual cool down is likely from sunday into monday as an upper level trough pushes inland to the north. dry weather conditions and seasonable temperatures are then likely through much of next week.

( anny ) we now know the cause of the detwiler fire that scorched over 80-thousand acres of mariposa county near yosemite. fire officials

say illegal gunfire on public land sparked the blaze. the exact circumstances remain under investigation. authorities offering a two- thousand dollar reward for any information leading to an arrest and conviction. over 16-hundred firefighters fought the fire that destroyed more than 130 structures -- including 67 homes. ( anny ) fire crews continue to monitor the east bay hills grass fire that burned earlier this week. they're making sure hot spots do not flare up and start another large fire. the fire broke out wednesday afternoon and charred 20 acres on both sides of grizzly peak boulevard. ( anny ) ten people were saved from a sinking boat in the bay thursday night. the unlikely heros -- the captain and crew of an alcatraz ferry. hundreds of tourists on the ferry witnessed whole thing -- as kron4's spencer blake reports. thursday night, the 31-foot recreational boat 'luna'sank to the bottom of the bay.it

was just yards away from alcatraz island."i don't know where they were coming from or going, but real quick it ended up stopping."but before it did, erik anfinson, captain of the alcatraz clipper, heard the coast guard send a call about a small boat that had hit a rock, and was taking on water.captain tubby, as he's often called, immediately headed in the direction of 'the luna.'"captain tubby was already taking his tour back to the city when he got the distress call. he actually had to go back around the island to be able to help."soon, he had pulled his ship, full of hundreds of tourists, up next to the sinking boat.his crew, which regularly goes through rescue trainings and practices, started pulling the line to bring the luna closer. "everybody pretty much just stepped right on board."deck hand shawn christian was involved in the rescue, which brought cheers from the alcatraz tourists.he gave credit to others, even down to the guys at the snack bar. "they came in and started clearing the crowds. everybody wants to watch."and at least some of the tourists got a view of the fate of 'the luna.' "by the time we got the

passengers off the small vessel, the vessel went underwater within two to three minutes."captain tubby has made other at-sea rescues in his 20-year career, but never while commanding an alcatraz ferry.he insists it wasn't a one-man job, and humbly praised his crewwho sent the love right back in his direction."he's about the nicest guy you're ever gonna meet. everybody loves tubby." some of the rescued passengers called tubby a heroonce they could finally find their voices after a dramatic experiencethat could have claimed more than just a boat. in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. ( anny ) more charges have been filed against a fairfield man accused of abandoning his 16-day-old baby last month. the solano county district attorney's office says, 18- year-old daniel mitchell is also being charged with d-u-i and hit-and-run. police say he left his baby in a parking lot. mitchell pleaded not guilty to those charges as well. he has already pleaded not guilty to

felony child endangerment charges. mitchell is scheduled to be back in court next month. (anny) the oakland a's make a costly error -- a scary moment for brandon belt... and could steph curry make the cut in hayward? sports is next. ( anny ) live look outside... richmond bridge ( anny ) for the weekend: it's the festival of the arts in fremont. check out more than five-hundred booths, food, music and more. it's all happening in down-town fremont from 10:00 to 6:00. it's free to attend.

(anny) the bay bridge series is over. so can the giants and a's get some wins against other teams? and how'd steph curry's golf debut go? for a sports roundup -- here is mark carpenter.

the giants scored at least 10-runs twice this week, so we know they have some type of offesne. the problem is staying consistent. the first time they put 10...they scored only 1 the following game. last night-- they ripped off 11, so what was in store tonight. --madison bumgarner on the mound... looking for his 2nd win of the year. --we pick it up in the 6th- game tied at 1.. paul goldschmidt..single to left off the wall. run comes in....and that's goldschmidt's 2nd-ribbie. 2-1 diamondbacks. --later that inning-- scary moments for brandon belt... takes a pitch to the right side of his helmet. tried to walk it off, but goes down. arizona pitcher anthony banda... --back to the game-- madbum...strong outing. 5-hits, 2-runs, 7- punchouts, including this one on brandon drury. bumgarner done after 7. --he did his part, he just had no run support. giants...only had 3-hits and

their lone run was walked in they went down in order in the bottom of the 9th as brandon crawford's strikeout ends the game snakes win 2- 1. to the a's-- green and gold in anaheim taking on the angels --this play sums up their season. bottom 7th--game tied at 6, bases loaded 2- outs... yunel escobar...chopper to 3rd.. matt chapman gloves it, but loses the ball while making the throw. go-ahead run comes in. --angels go on to win, 8-6 finally, steph curry...didn't make the cut at his first pro golf tourney. but he showed that he can do more on a course than any golfer could on a basketball court. --curry... in round 2 of the ellie mae classic. --after bogeying four times on the front nine, he found his rhythm we pick it up on the 14th...digs his way out of the bunker to put himself about 10-feet from the cup. --then, watch him convert. like a 3-pointer in transition, no problem

cashing in... as he gets the birdie to drop, his first of the day. it obviously gets you thinking like if i had some time to actually practice and pursue some coaching maybe or what not, and take the game to the next level but you know who knows. i'll stay as i've heard before, i'll stay in my lane and just enjoy what. i'll be suiting up for the warriors this year. live look outside... golden gate bridge.. ( anny ) for the weekend: it's afro-solo in san

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you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ strummed guitar travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. tim & charlie, 4th graders. lazy 3rd graders. they even have those new easy open gogurt tubes. we used to struggle 20 minutes to open our gogurts. we were on our own. and when we finally got those things open, we'd be overcome with the sense of accomplishment no 3rd grader today will ever know. hi guys. get a job. you believe this guy? new ez open gogurt. kids never had it so easy. (anny) here's a live look

at the bay bridge. ( anny ) toss to weather. (dave) low clouds, patchy fog and cooler conditions have returned to the coast today with warmer inland temperatures expected this

afternoon. a gradual cool down is likely from sunday into monday as an upper level trough pushes inland to the north. dry weather conditions and seasonable temperatures are then likely through much of next week. (anny) breaking news... a 3-point-1 magnitude

earthquake struck northern california this morning. according to the u-s geological survey -- the quake hit just before 8 am -- and was centered about 11 miles north of healdsburg. no injuries or damages have been reported. (anny) after an intense battle in an alameda county courtroom... one of the men charged for the oakland warehouse fire that killed 36 people was granted a lower bail. derick almena and max harris are both awaiting trial while behind bars. both facing a long list of charges in connection with the deadly ghostship fire. the district attorney argued that almena is a flight risk saying he does not have extensive ties to the area. but almena's attorney denied that claim . the judge reduced almena's bail from one- million -800 thousand to 750- thousand. the same as harris. alexander said the families are satisfied that the bail amount remains high keeping almena and harris behind bars.

(anny) now a story you"ll only see on kron4. a man returns to his storage warehouse in fremont after being away for almost a year only to find out he is the victim of a burglary. and that the theives got away with more than two- and a half - million- dollars worth of his belongings. kron four's philippe djegal report has the details. (philippe)michael allen/victim- "(philippe) how are you doing? (michael) i'm pretty shaken up." michael allen says he has been burglarized before... but nothing like this. his warehouse in fremont is now a shell of itself. more than 40 guitars are missing. four of them valued at 75-thousand dollars a piece. and, another that once belonged to famed musician jerry garcia, worth an estimated half million dollars. michael allen/victim- "somebody, uh, evidently knew i had not been to my warehouse for a longtime." allen, who at this time, prefers not to share his face... says he was out of state from july 20-16 until may of this year on business. he's a retired certified public accountant, who also dabbles

in music and art.michael allen/victim- "i did not discover the loss until a few days ago." he says he was alerted by his landlord about a bad smell coming from his unit. that's when allen says he learned the unlocked utlity room next to his warehouse was used to break into the storage area.michael allen/victim- "i believe if that door had been locked, they would never have attempted to, uh, come into my, my unit." allen says he had warned the landlord about the potential dangers of leaving that room unlocked to no avail. now, allen is out nearly three million dollars worth of art, jewlery and music equipement. so, he's personally offering a reward for information that'll solve this case.michael allen/victim- "i believe that somebody will come forward with a $100,000 reward. somebody knows something about this." and, the investigation will be challenging for fremont police detectives.. because allen says the burglary may have happened more than three months ago. in fremont, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( anny ) investigators say a fire

that burned more than a dozen cars in the south bay was an accident. they say it was started by a charcoal grill in a carport behind some apartments on dover way in campbell. a viewer sent us video showing just how intense the flames were engulfing the carport. this happened around 3:00 early yesterday morning. a total of 16 cars were either damaged or destroyed. firefighters managed to save six ( anny @ landing ) happening now. a car accient in san jose has neighbors on edge. a man was seriously hurt sitting a bus stop earlier this week when he was hit by a speeding car that jumped the curb. people who live along meridian avenue say speeding in that area has gotten out of control. kron four's charles clifford has the story. well, the speed limit along this stretch of meridian avenue is 35 mph. there's also

a 25 mph school zone near the intersection with curtner avenue, but neighbors tell us that many drivers don't respect those limits.sot usually they go 45 or 50 sometimes.christian cadiz have lived along meridian avenue for 6 years. he says speeding along the stretch of roadway is real problem. he won't even let his kids play outside here. sotchristian cadiz says i don't let them play. it's dangerous to play here in the front.christian was also alarmed to hear that a man had suffered life threatening injuries when a car speeding south along meridian lost control, jumped the curb and struck him at this bus stop around 4 in the afternoon on wednesday.. what's even more troubling is that the bus stop sits across the street from an elementary school. if school had been in session, there may have been children sitting here.sotchristian cadiz says it's very concerning. school starts in the next two weeks. there will be a lot of kids crossing the road so we definetly need someone to control the speed of cars around the area.cadiz would like to see safety improvements made along meridian to hopefully slow people down.sotchristian cadiz says they should put more signs, flashing lights, perhaps more police officers patrolling the area. finally, christian also told me today that they love the neighborhood but are considering moving to get away from meridian avenue. in san jose, charles clifford kron 4 news.

( anny ) concord police are asking people to be on the lookout for a man they say attempted to kidnap a teenage girl. the 16 year old victim was walking alone on laguna street near ellis street last month. the man drove up next to the girl and parked. police say he got out of the car and walked up to the girl. he then grabbed her by the arms, pulling her toward his car. she was able to fight back and get away. she ran home and told her parents. he drove away after the incident in the direction of detroit avenue. ( anny ) congressman eric swalwell stopped by the kron 4 studios to talk about what he's doing to get things done in washington. hear from

him after the break. ( anny ) live look outside... san mateo bridge. ( anny ) for the weekend: it's caturday in san francisco. take your cat out and have them socialize with other cats. it's all happening at dolores park from 1:30 to 4:30. it's free to attend. this busy mom spends her days driving all over town. so why is she smiling? because she shopped during the safeway anniversary sale and filled up her trunk with grocery savings, plus earned 4 times the gas reward points. now that's something to smile about. right now, get pepsi 12-pack 12-ounce cans, buy 2 get 2 free, and lay's chips, 9.5 -10 ounces, 2 for $5 with your club card. the safeway anniversary sale. come in and explore. u-s congressman eric

swalwell visited the kron four studios to talk about his priorities for his east bay constituents and all californians. swalwell has called student loan debt a 'great crisis of our time.' he told kron four's catherine heenan that it's hurting young lives and it's one of the issues he feels passionately about. in fact, the dublin democrat can relate - he's' still paying off student loans too. congressman swalwell - this is something i see myself. i

still have just under 100-thousand dollars. my parents and i, we dug deep.we got as many loans as we could so i could be the first in the family to go to college. i've seen -- it holds people back from starting a family. it makes it very hard to buy a house because of saving for a down payment. and if you have a good idea, it makes it very hard to start a business.so what we're trying to do - is first make student loans zero interest. also trying to encourage people to go into public service...and giving them early student loan forgiveness early on. because we're seeing a decline in young people who want to serve their country because they have to pay off those loans. (anny) if you would like to hear the entire interview, we have posted it on our website over at kron four dot com. he talks about everything from russia to how he deals with his republican relatives. we'll also show more of his interview tonight on the kron four news at 8:00 and 10:00 p-m. ( anny )a teenager was stranded in midair after a bungee jumping ride malfunctioned in southern california.an update on his

condition -- coming up after the break. ( anny )áá live look outside... san francisco international airport.

who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. (anny) live look

outside...sutro tower. (anny) dave spahr is here with your weather forecast.

(dave)low clouds, patchy fog and cooler conditions have returned to the coast today with warmer inland temperatures expected this afternoon. a gradual cool down is likely from sunday into monday as an upper level trough pushes inland to the north. dry weather conditions and seasonable temperatures are then likely through much of next week.

( anny ) it's a reality that many bay area students don't want to face -- but summer vacation is drawing to a close. and that means back to school shopping is in full swing. kron four's maureen kelly went to

concord's sun valley mall to see what the "must have items" are this year. parents and kids are rifling the shelves and scanning the racks looking for new clothes for a new school year that for many is just weeks away.it's too soon too soonwe have our extreme value seven dollar backpack here and it comes in 15 different stylesthe manager here at jc penny's at the sun valley mall is showing off some of the items they've stocked up on.since the rush has already begun.definitely bracing for more than it's been a really crazy last couple of weekends normally the biggest crowds come on the weekend and i am when they come they come really really strong it's all at once even a kid too little school got a back pack.because come on, look how cute she is.the stores also have backlogs of sneakers, trendy distressed denim, and lots of uniforms for schools that require them. for students at the schools that don't require uniforms the stores a stocking up on another hot seller casual activewear it's a hot trend with both boys and girls so much so it's got it's own nickname they're calling it ath- leisure here's one first

grader showing me an example. like that kind a jacket it's like a short sleeve hoodieand now let's take a moment to appreciate his browsing style from inside the rack.because some of the clothes that i want in my size make sure they aren't hiding from mei love shopping for my grand kids the national retail federation is projecting back-to-school spending to come in at 83- point-6 billion dollars, an increase of 10-percent.one parent i talked to says she wants what she spends on to last thru at least part of the school year.just clothes that lasts them yet out like at least like four months six months and i am for them just to have that feeling of like oh i'm wearing the clothes when i go back to schoollike many parents, she wants to give her kids the confidence of looking goodas they face the fresh start of a new school year.maureen kelly kron4 news (anny @ landing) a bungee jumping ride in a traveling

carnival malfunctioned at the ventura county fair. this as a teenager was left hanging upside down. it happened wednesday night. while the man was left dangling upside down, his two friends were stuck in a steel cage hanging from a crane. they were up there for about 30 minutes. (anny) fire crews used a ladder truck and a rappel system to safely lower the riders. the rider hanging upside down was taken to the hospital. he is doing ok this morning. (anny) the department of justice is cracking down on the leaking of classified information. attorney general jeff sessions announced changes will be coming... andy rose has more about the issue that has

the president trump up in arms. jeff sessions/ attorney general: "here is what i want to tell every american today. this nation must end this culture of leaks."in an announcement friday, attorney general jeff sessions laid out some potentially bold steps to crack down on leaks of classified information to the media. it's first step...targeting the media and how subpoenas are issued to them. jeff sessions/ attorney general: "we respect the important role that the press plays and will give them respect, but it is not unlimited."while leaks of classified information are nothing new, they have been a source of much aggravation for president donald trump and his administration since he took office.trump has repeatedly threatened action against those behind the leaks. reality winner, a federal contractor, is the only one so far who has been arrested and accused of doing just that.and friday's announcement shows the justice department is just getting started. jeff sessions/ attorney general: "it is important for the american people and those who might be thinking about leaking classified or sensitive information to know that criminals who would

illegally use their access through our most sensitive information to endanger our national security are, in fact, being investigated and will be prosecuted. i'm andy rose, reporting. ( anny ) months after leaving office -- president obama is still being flooded with wedding invitations. and he's responding. that story -- coming up. ( anny ) live look outside... san francisco embarcadero. ( anny ) for the weekend: it's the 5th annual mini japanese street food fest in oakland. check out the different drinks, foods and more. it's all happening at umami mart from 2:00 to 6:00. it's free to attend. (anny) the golden gate

bridge have new parking restrictions starting this weekend, private vehicle parking will no longer be accepted at the vista point parking lot, which is located on the north end of the bridge. golden gate bridge officials say this is to help improve traffic flow on weekends and holidays. the restrictions will be in place from 11 a-m to 5 p-m. these new restrictions will ast through september 4th. (anny) president obama may be out of office, but he's keeping up a tradition. obama's office has been responding to wedding invitations for all eight years of his presidency. and they haven't stopped since he left the white house. a woman tweeted out a photo of the response she received after inviting barack and michelle to her wedding. soon, others joined the online conversation with similar stories and photos of their letters. the obama office has also been known to respond to graduation and birth announcements.

adlib seven day. ( anny ) thats kron 4 news weekend for this saturday morning... i'm anny hong. from all of us thanks for watching. join us for kron4 news weekend tomorrow morning starting at 8 o'clock ...

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