sot brandon austin&amanda mcgehee/found child"....i mean, you find a little kid all by himself.....we weren't just going to leave him there....we wanted to find out if he was hurt or lost...." amanda mcgehee and brandon austin were up early, headed for work when they heard something odd but unmistakable....sot brandon austin"...and she goes that's a baby, it's a baby and we both look up and sure enough there is a baby walking right down the middle of the road...."brandon and amanda then scooped up the child and called 911. security was notified but there was no indication of where the child came from and no sign that anyone was looking for him. amanda mcgehee".....i was worried about the kid, was he ok, how did he get here, i thought i would be seeing a frantic parent running around looking for him but i didn't see anyone...."the toddler was

whisked away to a hospital to be checked out while police went door to door in search of an explanation. about 9:30, say police, someone described as a care give called to report the missing child and was brought in for questioning. police said the care giver "lives nearby" but offered no details about the boy's parents, where he came from or how he got here. amanda mcgehee"....the streets around ere aren't very well lit and people drive too fast through here, he could have been hot or someone might have kidnapped him..." brandon austin"...i have two little daughters myself so the first thing that is going through my mind is oh my god, anything could have happened and if it were my kids i would be devastated if something happened to them...." (rob live) the 2 year old is apparently doing well. police said they were in contact with boys parents and that the family violence unit

and child protective services are now following up with them and the care giver to see if there was any wrong doing. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (steve) a scare this afternoon in san francisc's tenderlion neighborhood... following reports of a suspicious device. a bomb squad was called to the area of turk and leavenworth streets around 1 this afternoon. officers closed off the streets and asked people to shelter in place. the item was later deemed safe about a half hour later - and the area has since reopened. (vicki) police are searching for a man who allegedly tried to kidnap a woman in san francisco's mission district. the incident happened early this morning around 2... in the area of 21st and folsom streets. police say the 18-year-old victim met the suspect... and got into his vehicle... but as she tried to get out of the car... the suspect refused to let her out. officers say the woman was eventually able to escape and call for help. the suspect took off and has not been located. his vehicle and a handgun were

later recovered. officers have yet to release a suspect description. (vicki) a man wanted in connection with a fatal shooting that happened over the weekend in belmont was arrested early this morning in union city. 27-year-old jovhon stewart was arrested overnight at the union city bart station. according to police, stewart booked into the san mateo county jail in redwood city on suspicion of homicide and unlawful possession of a firearm. the weapon used in the crime is believed to be a semi- automatic handgun. officers say it was not recovered. officers say stewart is responisble for the shooting that killed 24 year old dejohn jones of union city. it happened at an apartment building on ralston avenue. (steve) all domestic violence charges against ex-49er cornerback tramaine brock have been dropped... prosecutors say they did not have enough evidence to charge the ex-player and the victim in the case no longer wanted to cooperate. the domestic violence charges were filed back in june when the 28-year-old's girlfriend says brock punched her and tried to

strangle her... the victim says one of the times brock was trying to strangle her ... she was holding their one-year-old child. brock's attorney has not commented on the case. "i think americans should sleep well at night and have no concerns for this particular rhetoric of the past few days."( steve ) words of calm from secretary of state rex tillerson even as president trump was raising the stakes in the confrontation with north korea, tweeting that america's nuclear arsenal is now far stronger and more powerful than every before."that ominous message came one day after he promised a rain of fire and fury on north korea, (vicki )north korea is now calling his warning a load of nonsense ... and says plans to attack the waters near guam will be completed next week. catherine heenan is here with a look at the american pacific island that now finds itself at the center of a nuclear showdown. (catherine)

21=hundred miles of ocean separate guam from north korea. american military installations cover about a third of the island's 210 square miles. it's home port to four nuclear- powered fast attack submarines. just this week -- american bombers from guam flew practice missions over korea. i nata pair of b-2 lancers deployed from south dakota to the pacific island.the pentagon released these pictures of air-to-air refueling as they made the long trip to korea, where they were escorted by south korean fighters on practice bombing runs.natnorth korea responded by warning it might send some of its ballistic missiles into the sea near guam, as the governor tried to reassure islanders that there is no danger."this is not a time to panic. these are many statements that are being made out there by a very bellicose leader."natthe pentagon has deployed its thaad interceptor missile to protect

guam.defense secretary james mattis also warned the u=s might act pre=emptively, bluntly telling north korea to - quote - "cease any consideration of actions that will lead to the end of the regime and the destruction of its people."in the north korean capital, tens of thousands of people gathered for a patriotic rally today. across the pacific, the island of hawaii has added nuclear attack to its emergency preparations... with a special siren alert.it's a wailing tone tellign people to take shelter.at the white house, security adviser sebastian gorka was asked a crucial queston.mark : ....for viewers in portland, honolulu, etc. should they be worried... gorka: i'm not going to talk about specters of war, i'm sorry, you're not going to get me to talk about that." (catherine) roughly 7=thousand military personnel are stationed on guam.the pentagon refers to the island as the 'tip of the

spear' --- it's considered a key component of american forward power in the region. vicki? (vicki) and with the thought of a potiental nuclear war - it probably has a lot of people on edge. kron four's dan kerman joins us live now from san francisco... with the city's efforts to keep people safe all and all pretty unnerving dan. with the rhetoric between the leaders of the us. and north korea over nuclear weapons rathched up to a fever pitch concern among those living in the bay area is increasing .sot sotso just how prepared is san francisco for such an attack. sot francis zamora/ s.f. department of emergency managementsan franciso plans for all emergencies, because

we take an all hazards approach.francisco zamora is with san francisco's department of emergency management sotwe have something called the city's emergency response plan and in that plan we not only talk about how we coordinate the response to any type of emergency but we also talk about how we get alert and warning out to the public. how we manage mass fatalaties , how we manage care and shelter, or even how we manage evacuationthe city's emergency preparedness hub sf72.org doesn't address specific incidents like earthquakes, floods or nuclear war but it does suggests regardless the issues certain things stay the same.. having emergency supplies for 72 hours, have an emergency plan for contacting and meeting loved ones, and have a way to get additional instruction for government agencies. in san francisco that can be through its extensive speaker system or by signing up for text alerts that come directly to your phone. sot you need to get that information to know what to do, it applies for an earthquake, weather or something man-madefor more specifics about a nuclear blast, one must navigate to fema's ready.gov website. in addition to the mushroom cloud, you'll also find specifics ways to protect yourself and how taking shelter is absolutely necessary.147/absolutely

necessary (steve) demonstrators gathered

for a march in the east bay to mark the 72nd anniversary of the nagasaki and hiroshima nuclear bombings. marchers commemorated the anniversary of the 1945 nuclear bombings by the united states of hiroshima and nagasaki in japan. the march included a talk by former pentagon war planner and whistleblower daniel ellsberg and a chalking of bodies on the pavement to memorialize remains found after the bombings. "it seems more important than ever litterally today because of the tension with north korea. the climate of war in the whitehouse calls for spemding billions more to develop nuclear weapons. but most urgently because the pres said yesterday that he will unleash fire and fury on north korea." the bombings killed 140

thousand people in hiroshima and 70 thousand more in nagasaki three days later. (vicki) president trump's former campaign chairman paul manafort home - raided by f-b-i agents.. a cnn source says agents seized materials in manafort's home as part of the ongoing russia investigation led by justice department special counsel robert mueller. manafort's spokesman confirmed the search, saying quote -- "mister manafort has consistently cooperated with law enforcement and other serious inquiries and did so on this occasion as well." manafort's home in washington's northern virginia suburbs was searched on july 26th. it was the day after manafort met with senate intelligence committee investigators. (steve) an northern california police officer... (steve) is caught on camera punching a man several times. coming up - what sparked this brawl and if that officer will face any charges. (vicki) then, a couple of electricians make a

shocking discovery underneath a san francisco home. find out what the crew was able to uncover. (steve) and next, crews are working to remove a crane - that fell on top of a home in the south bay. a look at the clean up progress - next. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(steve) crews have finished removing a crane that crashed into a home in

campbell. it happened on sondra way at around noon yesterday. crews were still on scene early this morning removing the last pieces of that crane. crews were working to replace a p-g-and-e power pole when the crane collapsed. it was stuck in a yard and was resting on a neighbor's garage. there is no word yet on how much damage the crane caused to the homes. it did knock out power to several homes but the power has since been restored. (vicki) san rafael police are looking for a man officers say sexually battered a woman on a jogging trail. police have released this sketch of the man they believe is responsible. the victim is a 46 year old woman. she says the suspect grabbed her on three separate occasions while jogging on a path behind pickleweed park. a witness was nearby and saw the interaction and took a photo of the suspect. officers are asking anyone with information to call the san rafael police department. (vicki) a fire broke out near oakland's mac-arthur bart station early this morning. just after three am-- the fire department received a call about smoke coming from bushes along highway 580 and

24. crews were able to contain the fire by four am. officials say the fire was sparked by a pile of garbage in the bushes. (steve) a convicted killer was charged today for three recent attacks on bart trains. mario washington was charged with three counts of assault with a deadly weapon and a misdemeanor count of battery washington a 42-year-old construction worker from san pablo, was arraigned this afternoon in dublin. washington was convicted of voluntary manslaughter in 2001, among other charges. officers say last week on bart washington hit a man in the head with a pair of bolt cutters. bart police officers arrested washington about three hours after they held a news conference seeking the public's help in catching him. (vicki) police are investigating after a yuba city offcer was recorded on camera punching a suspect. as sonseeahray tonsall reports - some witnesses say they saw the suspect hit the officer first. nats: video clipthis is part of what happened monday on

bridge street in yuba city... after police were called out to respond to some kind of disturbance in front of taco bell.nats: video clipit's been posted to snapchat and facebook...where the comments have been fast and furious. many slamming the officer for what looks like the punching of a man who was calmly submitting to being arrested. nats: fry sizzlejulio mojica proudly serves his big dawg fries and burgers to officers who make big orders every weekend...while they work in town.nats: "....wow."when we showed him the video clip... he had much the same reaction as many have...online.julio mojica / big dawgz burgers: "that's definitely not a good way to represent your police department and your city."the clip circulating on social media doesn't tell the whole story...according to a woman who says she watched the entire encounter from inside taco bell. she didn't want to reveal her name or face."the guy laid the biggest punch on this poor cop...came out of nowhere and then there was a scuffle. so the cop did what anybody would do."lt. jim runyen / yuba city police department:"we review all uses of force no matter how minor

or serous they are..we take those matters seriously."yuba city police aren't releasing many details about what led up to the punch and resulting arrest...of 58 year old ronald ybarra for resisting and a probation violation. citing this as a personnel issue... they also won't provide any history on the officer involved in a situation now under internal investigation aside from saying he's still on the best...per department policy."there's use of forces frequently so all those are reviewed and if we find a violation of policy then we take a different action toward that."as he sits in jail, ronald ybarra's wife told fox40 by phone...that when he was hit he was trying to pull out his wallet and phone to show the officer...that he'd called 911 for help in that initial disturbance at taco bell. the ybarras say ronald stopped to confront a man identified to them by their bank...as the thief who illegally cashed a credit card based check against their account for 5,000 dollars.for this witness...nothing excuses what she saw out of ronald ybarra."i think the guy in question is even more guilty because he went looking for it he was already angry...he was already aggressive.""really? having a felony now because you hit a police officer? is that worth it?"

(vicki) the suspect was in court this afternoon to be arraigned. bail is being withheld - because of his probation violation. (steve) united airlines is apologizing to the owners of dog who died in the cargo hold of a plane on a flight from houston to san francisco. a united spokesman said that the airline is reviewing the incident. the family in houston says their 5-year- old cavalier king charles spaniel was on a flight that was delayed on the ground for two hours sunday. in 2016, nine animals died and 14 were injured on united flights, more than on any other u.s. airline. (vicki) a scare this morning for passengers onboard a delta flight at atlant... a passenger jet aborted its take-off and had to be evacuated - after blowing two tires on the runway. the flight was headed to tulsa with 46 passengers on board.

airport employees transported the travelers back to the terminal. the airline said it would accommodate them on a different flight to their original destination. there were no reported injuries. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. look for only minor changes from day-to-day through late week as a rex block continues to dominate our weather pattern. temperatures will be near seasonal averages with late night and morning low clouds giving way to mostly sunny afternoons. overall, dry weather conditions will also persist with a slight cooling trend possible early

next week. (steve) coming up, a couple of robbers walk into a cell phone store - intending to steal dozens of phones and money. but the store

other - has a different plan. (vicki) and next, one of the top women at google is speaking out - after her company found itself at the center of a controversial memo. her response - next.

(vicki) the ceo of google's youtube division is responding to the controversial memo swirling around her company. the internal memo written by an employee said gender bias exists because women are biologically unsuited for tech jobs and more neurotic than men. susan wojcicki (wo-jih-ski) criticized the memo and its argument that "biological differences" explain why so few women hold tech in her column for fortune magazine. she also outlined discrimination she continues to experience as a woman in tech, despite her status. the engineer who wrote the memo has since been fired. (steve) five active-duty transgender service members have filed a lawsuit to stop president trump's apparent move... to ban transgender people serving in the military. the service members in the lawsuit, who are not named, are asking a federal

court in d-c to block implementation of the ban. they argue it violates the equal protection clause of the constitution... and flies in the face of the previous guidance issued under the obama administration permitting open service by transgender service members. the lawsuit does not say the pentagon has actually put the ban in place... but rather that the white house has expressed official guidance. (vicki) a more than century old headstone was found buried underneath a garage in san francisco. a team of electricians made the discovery yesterday in laurel heights. the crew says it came across the headstone while upgrading an eletrical panel on iris avenue near mayfair drive. turns out, several headstones have been found in that area before. the san francisco medical examiner's office says the entire neighborhood used to be cemetary before the start of world war two... when the bodies were exhumed and moved to colma to make way for housing. daniel mccluskey/lowes electric- "found out it was from germany. some of the, the guy passed away 1896 and there's several names on the headstone itself." and, the homeowners say

this isn't this first time a headstone has turned up on their property. they found one belonging to a japanese merchant more than 30 years ago and had the headstone returned to the man's family. as for this most recent headstone, the married couple says it plans to keep it exactly where it is. (vicki) it's almost back to school time... and - a new report reveals just how dangerous it is for students to get to and from their school. coming up - we'll tell you about a nationwide effort that aims to improve safety.(steve) then... there's new recommendations tonight about where new babies should sleep and for how long. details on this story - coming up.

(steve) as kids head back to school, a recent study by family, career and community leaders of america.... found that 73 percent of young people surveyed did not feel safe at intersections near their school.(vicki) kron four's washington correspondent brie jackson - tells us how students help make communities safer and steps you can take too. distracted drivers make students like madison collins concerned about their safety. madison collins/ virginia student "people just weren't

paying attention. they weren't being courteous. they were texting and driving, they weren't wearing seat belts and going too fast and they weren't observing that it was a school zone.nearly one thousand students from 22 states took part in a teen road assessment program. participants took traffic counts and looked for ways to make their routes to school safer.sandra spavone is the executive director of the family, career and community leaders of americathe non-profit partnered with state farm to conduct the survey.sandra spavone/ fccla "we felt we had done a lot of work about telling them to putting your phone down, buckle up, don't have too many passengers and what we saw was that infrastruture was another piece" brie standup: as part of the nationwide program, teens advocate for infrastructure changes such as adding stoplights, roundabouts and improving crosswalks. organizers say they are also pushing for more federal dollars to go toward improving intersections for students. "as you know, infrastructure is a big topic for our nation today. investing back in our infrastructure so we want to make sure as they are looking at those funds that they are looking to spend at intersections near schools. educating students on federal

guidelines and road designs helped this virginia student bring traffic changes near her school. she hopes to see others take steps to do the same. in washington brie jackson (steve) the three south san francisco officers under investigation for the shooting death of a man have been cleared of criminal wrongdoing. john eno was waving a gun outside his home when the officers shot and killed him. the officers fired 16 shots at eno-- hitting him five times. the san mateo county district attorney announced yesterday that the officers were justified in their use of lethal force. (vicki) happening now... police are searching for a gunman accused of fataly shooting a liquor store owner - during an attempted robbery in san jose. tonight, there is a growing memorial - outside the store where the shooting happened. you can see the flowers and candles set up in memory of hieu lee... known to his friends as charlie. family members tell us when the robber demanded money.... charlie stood up next to his wife and said no. that's

when he was shot in the chest. the gunman remains at large - police have not yet released a suspect description. a vigil for lee will be held at charlie's liquor store on friday night at 7:30. (steve) in texas... when two men tried to rob a cell phone store... the father and son decided they were not going to let someone hurt the business it has taken them years to build. khurrum monga (kear-rum munga) and his 23-year-old son were working at their z-comm cell phone store when the attempted robbers walked in. one man points his gun at the father and son demanding cash and phones. but when that man jumps over the display case-- monga's son decided to fight back. the son pushes the gunman to the ground. the father and son pair work together to fight off the attempted robbers. (khurrum monga/store owner): "when my son jumped in, i just followed him. that was just him. whatever happened was going to happen. i don't know. if something were to happen - would happen for both of us." even when the second gunman points a gun at them, the

father and son continue to push them out of the store. one would-be robber ran away and the other gunman struggled to get out the store. the first gunman left behind his loaded gun. neither the son or dad were armed. they know they're lucky no shots were fired and no one was hurt. (steve) tiger woods' has agreed to plead guilty to reckless driving... his arraignment that was scheduled for today has been postponed until october 25th. the golfer has entered into the county's program for first-time dui offenders. if he completes the program, he can ask a judge to expunge the reckless driving conviction. woods was arrested under suspicion of d- u-i after being found sleeping behind the wheel back in may. he says he was under the influence of a prescription painkiller and sleeping medication. no alcohol was found in his system. woods announced last month he had completed treatment at an out-of-state clinic to deal with his use of prescription medications. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp.

look for only minor changes from day-to-day through late week as a rex block continues to dominate our weather pattern. temperatures will be near seasonal averages with late night and morning low clouds giving way to mostly sunny afternoons. overall, dry weather conditions will also persist with a slight cooling trend possible early next week.

(steve) it's not an invitation to the white house, but it's close.(vicki) the childhood home of president trump, in queens, new york, is now available to rent on air-b- and-b. the home was built by the president's father. it has five bedrooms, three-and-a-half bathrooms and 17 beds. it can hold 20-guests, has a full kitchen and a room for conferences or meetings. this listing, aside from its history, has no connection to president trump or the trump organization. a giant cut-out of president trump is in the living room. it will cost you 725-dollars a night to stay there.

(steve) still ahead... feeling lucky? now's the time to get out and buy those lotto tickets... the two big jackpots that are up for grabs. (vicki) but first, you might want to think twice before sipping on a moscow mule. the new warning from health officials.

the food and drug administration has approved a new drug to treat a-l-s-- also

known as lou gehrig's disease. radicava is now available in the united states. the infusion therapy was developed in japan... and has proved to be very effective for patients. the mother of the man who inspired the ice bucket challenge has been working for the drug's approval. she say the f-d-a fast-tracked the approval of the drug... foregoing a clinical trial in america. that saved money and-- more important for a-l-s patients-- time. (vicki) it is one of the most popular cocktails in the country right now... but tonight, there is a warning... reporter jennifer kastner explains how that 'moscow mule' could be giving you a lot more than just a hangover. at the famous abbey bar in west hollywood, moscow mule cocktails have become áso popular they're now a top seller. bartenders are making them in 5-variations!mary anne turner/abbey patron: "i love the flavor. they're refreshing."the vodka drink traditionally comes in a copper mug. the abbey's mugs are made to look like copper but are actually stainless

steel and are perfectly safe to drink from.there's now sobering news -though- for anyone who sips from the real coppers ones. they ácould poison drinkers. according to health officials the acid in the cocktail can leech out the copper metal and once its swallowed it can cause stomach pains unpleasant trips to the bathroom....or worse.because moscow mules are the new "it" drink around the nation officials thought now's the time to spread the warning. but bar goers we talked to say they don't plan on switching cocktails.mary anne turner/abbey patron: "it's just another thing that americans are freaking out about. we just, we panic about everything."the health warning does note that downing drinks from copper mugs with a different inner lining like nickel or stainless steel won't cause you any problems, except the possible hangover. (vicki) according to the national institutes of health... symptoms of copper poisoning include abdominal pain and even vomiting. (steve) coming up, as parents and students get back to school ready - not everyone

can afford new school supplies. find out how one local group plans to change that. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(steve) if you live out in the east bay... specifically dublin... you may have noticed a strange smell in the air. a lot of people have been complaining about it... tonight on kron 4 news at six... we will tell you what's causing it... and how long it will be stinking up the air. (vicki) many parents - of course - believe they know what's best for their baby but - sometimes research says otherwise. tonight ... there is a new study that calls into question - where babies sleep in the home... and for how long. reporter andrew forgotch has the story. katie nissley is proud about the way her newest baby sleeps.

three-month-old noelle sleeps in the same room with mom and dad and all three rest comfortably.katie said noelle can sleep for five hours at a time."i'm not constantly checking on her," she said.the mother of four likes the way she does things and the american academy of pediatrics tells parents to keep babies in the same room for a year to protect against sudden infant death syndrome.now, a study by the penn state college of medicine suggests parents only need to keep babies in the same room for four months. "some of my mom friends i know, they say every little noise wakes them up so they don't like the babies in the room because they feel like don't get more sleep," nissley said. "i feel the comfort of knowing the baby is okay."the penn state hershey medical center researchers found children older than four months, who have their own room, sleep an extra 45 minutes.doctors added that children who have poor sleep habits are at risk for obesity later in life. experts also found that parents who wait too long to put infants in their own rooms run the risk that the infants will experience separation anxiety. "we like them in our room," nissley said. "i know some parents don't, but it's what works best for us."

(vicki) penn state researchers also found that children who share the same room as their parents... risk being put in the same (vicki) penn state researchers also found that children who share the same room as their parents... risk being put in the same bed as their parents ... that is something that doctors recommend - against. (steve) gas prices in cities across the bay area and california are on the rise. this week california drivers are paying on average of $2.96 for a gallon of unleaded regular gas. that's up 3 cents from a month ago according to triple a. in the bay area, drivers are paying on average $3.02 per gallon. in oakland and vallejo, gas prices rose 3 cents and in san jose prices rose by 4 cents. san francisco had the highest gas prices in the bay area, and second-highest in the state, at $3.12 per gallon. (steve) a 66-year-old man is lucky to be alive tonight and it's all thanks to a fast-acting police officer...

(vicki) it all happened before six last night at kezar stadium... san francisco officer robert fung was working a basketball event starring golden state warriors star steph curry... when he saw a man in the crowd lose consciousness and stop breathing... officer fung sprung into action... he called for medical back up and began giving the man c-p-r until medics arrived... the man was rushed to the hospital where he is now in stable condition... and it's all because of officer fung's quick response. the s-f-p-d released a statement on facebook saying how proud they are of officer fung. (steve) this weekend a major back-to-school shoe giveaway is taking place for residents in the north bay (vicki) it is part of a long running charitable event aimed at helping struggling parents meet the needs of children getting ready to for the new school year....which starts soon. kron4's haaziq madyun shows you where the back-to school shoe giveaway is taking place

you are looking at multiple bags of full of back to school shoes for elementary school students in vallejoare these used shoes? these shoes were donated to the vallejo outreach organization for a charitable event started here at the hill vallejo...where scott peterson is the senior pastorthanks to the community's generosity vallejo outreach surpassed that 500 goal and received donations of 700 pairs of shoes. this years goal was to receive donations of one thousand back to school shoes these shoes are primarily in sizes for elementary school aged children in need. in fact pastor peterson says is seeing more working families in need

of help preparing their kids for back to school there will also be free lunch served. vallejo outreach charitable event takes place this saturday, august 12th starting at 11am at the water front park near the ferry terminal in vallejo...haaziq madyun kron4news (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp.

look for only minor changes from day-to-day through late week as a rex block continues to dominate our weather pattern. temperatures will be near seasonal averages with late night and morning low clouds giving way to mostly sunny afternoons. overall, dry weather conditions will also persist with a slight cooling trend possible early next week.

(vicki) now's the time to go out and get your lottery tickets - as the mega millions jackpot just got a little bit bigger. (steve) there was no ticket that had all the right numbers in last night's drawing. the next drawing is friday....and the grand prize will be 382-million dollars. that's the sixth

biggest jackpot in the 15-year history of the game. four tickets in yesterday's drawing matched the five white balls, each of those tickets are worth a million dollars. those winners were in california, florida, georgia and new york. and - if you don't feel like waiting until friday... the powerball jackpot is more than 300- million dollars. that drawing is tonight (vicki) still ahead... netflix is bringing back the legends - whose expected to be added to the netflix line up.

(vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson joins catherine heenan with kron 4 news at six. (steve) vicki, thank you. next at six... as tension mounts between north korea and the united states.... fears grow about a possible nuclear strike.

tonight we are looking at just how prepared san francisco is for such an attack.(catherine) and in the east bay.. there's a strange smell in the air in dublin. we'll tell you what's causing it... and how long it's expected to be a problem. kron 4 news at six is next. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston.

you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. ( steve ) a nuclear threat has put people on edge tonight. as tensions rise.... and verbal barbs keep getting lobbed...just how ready are we for the worst case scenario. good evening...i'm steve aveson.( catherine ) and i'm catherine heenan...pam is off tonight. ( steve ) there just doesn't seem to be any end in sight to the war of words between the united states and

north korea. and there are mixed messages.... only complicating the situation.( catherine ) but make no bones about it: there is increasing concern the words could turn into something much more deadly. kim hutcherson with our partners at c-n-n has reaction. rex tillerson/u.s. secretary of state:"i think americans should sleep well at night and have no concerns for this particular rhetoric of the past few days."soothing words from the secretary of state ... amid escalating tension between the u-s and north korea.in the wake of president trump's threat to rain - quote - "fire and fury" on pyongyang, he took to twitter wednesday morning, writing in part:"my first order as president was to renovate and modernize our nuclear arsenal. it is now far stronger and more powerful than ever before."u-s stocks pushed into negative territory tuesday and world markets wobbled overnight... as north korea threatened to strike u-s interests in the pacific. democrats condemned the president's rhetoric.senator

al franken/(d) minnesota:"this is so irresponsible i can't even believe that he did this." representative al green/(d) texas:"only congress can declare war, mr. president." but guam's governor urged the public to remain calm:gov. eddie baza calvo/(r) guam: "this is not a time to panic. these are many statements that are being made out there by a very bellicose leader. but at this point, there has been no change in the security situation here in guam." defense secretary james mattis, however, echoed the president's tough talk.he warned that north korea should - quote - "cease any consideration of actions that will lead to the end of the regime and the destruction of its people."i'm kim hutcherson reporting. (steve) demonstrators gathered for a march in the east bay to mark the 72nd anniversary of the nagasaki and hiroshima nuclear bombings. marchers commemorated the anniversary of the 1945 nuclear bombings by the united states of hiroshima and nagasaki in japan. the march included a talk by former pentagon war planner and whistleblower

daniel ellsberg and a chalking of bodies on the pavement to memorialize remains found after the bombings. the bombings killed 140 thousand people in hiroshima and 70 thousand more in nagasaki three days later. ( steve ) we know guam has been threatened... hawaii is within range... and san francisco is too -- according to recent reports.( catherine ) kron 4's dan kerman joins us live from san francisco.... he has a look at what the city is doing... dan?

( catherine ) the white house is facing another lawsuit tonight... this one - aimed at the move to ban transgender people from serving in the military. five active service members are trying to block the move. the president announced the ban at the end of last month in a series of tweets. the service members say it violates the equal protection clause of the constitution. it's not clear if the pentagon has enacted the ban (( steve )) a live look outside right now...(( catherine )) let's get our first look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp.

look for only minor changes from day-to-day through late week as a rex block continues to dominate our weather pattern. temperatures will be near seasonal averages with late night and morning low clouds giving way to mostly sunny afternoons. overall, dry weather conditions will also persist with a slight cooling trend possible early next week.

( catherine ) a man accused of some recent attacks on bart has been charged in the assaults. 42-year-old mario washington was in court this afternoon. he faces three counts of assault with a deadly weapon and three counts of misdemeanor battery counts. investigators say in one attack... a man was hit in the head with a pair of bolt cutters. another victim was punched in the face. court documents say there was a third attack that was thwarted. investigators say washington charged at a group of people with some bolt cutters... but a man stepped in front of him -- and stopped him. (2-shot/steve) imagine happening upon a 2-year old boy wandering around on the streets alone in the dark. it happened around 3:30 this morning in san jose.(2- shot/carherine) the toddler is fine.. but police are

trying to find out how it could have happened. kron four's rob fladeboe talked to the two people who found the little boy... sot brandon austin&amanda mcgehee/found child"....i mean, you find a little kid all by himself.....we weren't just going to leave him there....we wanted to find out if he was hurt or lost...." amanda mcgehee and brandon austin were up early, headed for work when they heard something odd but unmistakable....sot brandon austin"...and she goes that's a baby, it's a baby and we both look up and sure enough there is a baby walking right down the middle of the road...."brandon and amanda then scooped up the child and called 911. security was notified but there was no indication of where the child came from and no sign that anyone was looking for him. amanda mcgehee".....i was worried about the kid, was he ok, how did he get here, i thought i would be seeing a frantic parent running around

looking for him but i didn't see anyone...."the toddler was whisked away to a hospital to be checked out while police went door to door in search of an explanation. about 9:30, say police, someone described as a care give called to report the missing child and was brought in for questioning. police said the care giver "lives nearby" but offered no details about the boy's parents, where he came from or how he got here. amanda mcgehee"....the streets around ere aren't very well lit and people drive too fast through here, he could have been hot or someone might have kidnapped him..." brandon austin"...i have two little daughters myself so the first thing that is going through my mind is oh my god, anything could have happened and if it were my kids i would be devastated if something happened to them...."the child is fine but police say it will be up to the family violence unit to determine whether the care giver or the boy's

parents are to face allegations of wrong doing. albert morales/san jose police ".....we just don't know right now what the circumstances were, who knows, maybe the care giver was asleep and woke up and kid was missing somehow,it's just too early to know how this happened...'in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (steve)sheriff's detectives seized guns, drugs, cash at windsor home during search warrant. it happened yesterday on strech lane.you can see just how many firearms were seized in this photo. police also took meth, heroin and cash from the house. animal control took a dog from the residence that they say had been neglected. 2 women and a man were arrested on drug and firearms charges. . (catherine) the psychological report of noor salman-- the wife of the orlando night club shooter-- will remain sealed. prosecutors asked the judge this week to seal the report...saying they want to "safeguard sensitive information." salman has been charged with obstructing an investigation and aiding

her husband, omar mateen. she was living in rodeo after the nightclub masacre... but was later extradited to florida. the details of her psychological report may be released during her hearing or trial. her trial is set for march. ( steve ) hidden history is unearthed in san francisco. we'll show you what a construction crew discovered today during some routine digging.( catherine ) and a real scare at a fast food restaurant. someone tossed fireworks inside... which went off. what happened to the employee who was standing just a few feet away.. ( steve ) some people in an east bay community are wondering tonight.... what is that smell. findout what is fouling up their air.

someone made a real mess on the peninsula this afternoon. a kron four viewer sent in this video of a fire hydrant that was sheered off in los altos. this on magdalena avenue... not far from interstate 280. crews at the scene told the viewer someone clearly hit the hydrant and then took off. they were able to shutoff the water in a matter of minutes. as for the driver who is responsible... they have not tracked that person down. (steve) the shock still hasn't worn off for some electricians in san francisco... after a crew dug up a headstone, then got concerned that a body might

turn up next.(catherine) kron four's philippe djegal reports from laurel heights... where the crew has since learned that it's working right on top of an old cemetery. (philippe)nats- sawing, digging. while sawing through cement and digging through dirt...nats- sawing, digging. daniel mccluskey says a routine underground panel upgrade took a bizarre twist tuesday... when he and his team of electricians at "lowes electric" hammered into a large block of marble... daniel mccluskey/lowes electric- "that as buried, four, four and a half feet down below the, the earth." the home is located on iris avenue at mayfair drive in san francisco's laurel heights neighborhood. decades ago... the san francisco medical examiiner's office says this whole area was laurel cemetary. until around the start of world war two... when the bodies were exhumed and moved to colma to make way for housing. the medical examiner's office says some of the headstones stayed behind though and were used as landfill.daniel mccluskey/lowe s electric- "very surprised -- no one wanted to touch it to begin with." patrick and

breda (brie-duh) phillips have lived in this home since the 70s.breda phillips/homeowner- "i find it quite facinating, actually. we know we're never alone." and, believe it or not, this isn't the first time that the phillips have found a headstone on their property more than 30 years ago, they found one on their side yard. patrick phillips/homeowner- "it was a marble 18-year-old japanese merchant seaman." in that case, patrick says he reached out to the embassy of japan... which helped reconcile the headstone with the merchant's family. there are several names inscribed on the recently discovered headstone. the most legible, charles cooper, a native of germany who passed away more than 100 years ago. patrick phillips/homeowner- "(philippe) so what are you planning on doing with this one? (patrick) well, we're leaving it right where it is. and, let it rest in peace forever more." in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (catherine) families in vallejo who need help in getting their children

equipped for heading back to school -- will get that help. (vo) an annual outreach event is being held this saturday.. it's being sponsored by the "hill at vallejo" church - which has received an overwhelming numberof shoe donations -- for grade school children. and it's not just shoes. there will also be free food, haircuts and health services. the vallejo outreach event is set for 11-am this saturday at the water front park, near the vallejo ferry terminal

let's take a look outside right now for the current conditions in the bay area... chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the forecast. look for only minor changes from day-to-day through late week as a rex block continues to dominate our weather pattern. temperatures will be near seasonal averages with late night and morning low clouds giving way to mostly sunny afternoons. overall, dry weather conditions will also persist with a slight cooling trend possible early next week.

( steve ) hawaii says it is not changing anything... with a threat looming from north korea. we will take you inside the state's preparations and show you exactly what they would do in the event of a launch.( catherine ) and it's back. the story behind a giant inflatable chicken that has popped up again - very close to the white house.

an giant inflatable chicken has popped up again outside the white house. the chicken first appreared during a tax day march earlier this year. protesters want president trump to release his tax returns... a request he's repeatedly turned down. the president has said it is due to being audited. protesters have affectionately named the inflatable creation... "donnie the chicken." the president however is not at the white house... he's vacationing in new jersey. (catherine) nissan is recalling more than 50- thousand of its titan pickup trucks. the problem --- seat belts on the trucks may not work properly. nissan says that the passenger's head could hit part of the seat belt assembly parts in a crash. the recall affects the 20- 16 to 20-17 titan crew cab and titan x=d crew cab pick ups. nissan says it discovered the malfunction during testing... no injuries

have been reported. owners will be notified - and repairs will be free. ( steve ) a real scare at a wendy's restaurant near miami. an employee is sitting a table... when suddenly someone tosses a lit firework inside. it explodes... sending sparks flying. we are told the employee was not hurt... as for who is responsible... investigators are trying to figure it out. right now their attention is on a group of about ten teenagers who were seen near the fastfood restaurant. ( catherine ) still ahead...pushing back. the argument being made by an immigrant rights group as it fights the white house attempt to cut off funding for sanctuary cities.( steve ) and afternoon baseball on both sides of the bay today. see if madison bumgarner could double his win total for the season against the defending champs.( catherine ) also - we'll go inside a bunker... and show you how one state is getting ready for a potential nuclear attack from north korea.

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(steve) so how is the state preparing? sara sidner with our partners at c- n-n takes us inside an emergency center "we are inside a bunker inside the diamond head crater. there are six feet of concrete above me. six feet of concrete in the walls. this is the place where the emergency operating center state warning point exists. and the reason why this place is so important is this is where the warning to all the hawaiian islands will come from. see that phone there? that phone will get a phone call from pacific command once they determine that a missile is coming from north korea headed this way. then this phone will be picked up, hawas. this will send out a call to all of the counties simultaneously and they will warn their population that this is going to be an attack and to prepare. there will also be a tone that will be sent from here. that is the plan to all of the islands and you will hear a warning sound and a siren coming to all the islands. there will be also simultaneously everything going out on the television so that you'll know that this is happening here on the hawaiian islands. one of the most

important things that people need to know is you can survive this if you are a certain amount away from where the detonation happens. and in order to do so, you need to have a plan. here's the kicker. there is only 20 minutes from the time of launch from north korea before the bomb falls here in hawaii. it doesn't give you much time, probably have 15 minutes warning to get somewhere safe. and that is something that this state is the first to work on. that plan to try and save lives in case of a nuclear attack." ( steve ) while hawaii could conceivably be a target, the island nation does not appear to be worried, at least on the surface. they have a siren system already in place. and at the moment the governor has not ordered emergency agencies to speed up planning for a potential nuclear strike. they believe the chances of getting hit are relatively low.

( steve ) one hawaii congresswoman says the threat to guam is more believable due to the distance. also... the united states has an air force base located there. ( catherine ) immigrants rights groups are pushing back against the white house effort to crack down on sanctuary cities. stockton is one of the cities threatened with funding cutbacks by attorney general jeff sessions. last week, sessions said he'd consider pulling federal crime fighting money - if the cities in questiondon't cooperate with immigration authorities. activists say they're trying to show the government that there's a bigger picture. ( catherine ) the policy

has led to a string of lawsuits against the trump administration. san francisco is among the bay area cities which have taken legal action. here in san jose police are trying to get to the bottom of a drama that saw a 2-year-old boy here in san jose police are

trying to get to the bottom of a drama that saw a 2-year-old boy wandering the streets alone early today. it was about 3:30 when a man and woman came upon the toddler, wearing a diaper and dirty tee shirt, walking down the street in the woods apartmentsoff snell avenue. they called 911. the boy checked out okay at the hospital. a person described as a care giver, who lives nearby, called police about 9:30 to report the child missing. the department's family violence unit and child protective services are now investigating in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. in dublin the reinforcment of an old sewer main is causing a stink and not the kind you'd expect.smells like plastic curing.that's because they are lining the pipe with a flexiable styrene resin fabic that once cured will seal the pipe from the inside. the project engineer says isnt' hazerdousbut they are advising people to close up their doors and windows if they smell it. maureen kelly kron4 news

here at the hill in vallejo donations of back to school shoes are being prepared to be given away at this weekend's vallejo out reach charitable eventvallejo out reach event starts at 11am saturday august 12th at the water front park in vallejo...haaziq madyun kron4news in san francisco... a team of electricians working in a garage in laurel heights accidently dig up a buried headstone while installing a new electrical panel. the san francisco medical examiner's office says the home, and entire neighborhood, were built on top of an old cemetary, before the bodies were exhumed sometime around

the start of world war two and moved to colma. some of the headstones were left behind and used as landfill. so, it's likely more headstones will be discovered in the future. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now... look for only minor changes from day-to-day through late week as a rex block continues to dominate our weather pattern. temperatures will be near seasonal averages with late night and morning low clouds giving way to mostly sunny afternoons. overall, dry weather conditions will also persist with a slight cooling trend possible early next week.

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(steve) tiger woods' has agreed to plead guilty to reckless driving... his arraignment that was scheduled for today has been postponed until october 25th. the golfer has entered into the county's program for first-time dui offenders. if he completes the program, he can ask a judge to expunge the reckless driving conviction. woods was arrested under suspicion of d- u-i after being found sleeping behind the wheel back in may. he says he was under the influence of a prescription painkiller and sleeping medication. no alcohol was found in his system. woods announced last month he had completed treatment at an out-of-state clinic to deal with his use of prescription medications. ( steve )in sports... the 49ers and raiders gear up for their first preseason games... we will hear from both teams... ( catherine )... and the giants gets some nice defense from... guess who?... the panda!... mark carpenter has the highlights... and all the sports... coming up

even with one of the worst records in baseball, the

giants still have an ability to surprise us now and then. after beating the cubs last night, they had a chance to take the series this afternoon. --let's go to at&t-- one of their young fans showing some love to bruce bochy. --and she could have made a sign for joe panik. bottom 2nd-- line drive base hit to right. nothing fancy, but it does the job and brings home a run. giants up 1-nothing. --in the 5th--pablo sandoval...with some athleticism. shades of 2014...as panda lays out for the stab and throws out ben zobrist from his knees. --two innings later-- game knotted at 1. 2-on for jarret parker... and parker turns an opposite field dribbler through the hole. giants lead 2-1. --next inning, fireworks from hunter pence. pence...goes the other way...and crushes a homer to levi's landing. not quite a splash hit as it bounces back into the park.

--giants go on to win 3- 1..and take a series from the champs. up next- a road trip against the nationals. the a's...also had a matinee game this afternoon against the mariners. --let's head to the coliseum where we dive right into the action top 1st-- two on, and kyle seager...leaves no doubt. 420 feet to right center. seattle pounces early, 3-zip. --home half of the frame-- the a's respond. matt joyce...deep and true...and sends a moonshot all the way back to the holy toledo sign, that makes it 3-1 mariners. --there were 5-home runs in this game. but this one was probably the most impressive. 3rd inning-- nelson cruz...my goodness...right to the staircase and launches a search party for the ball. --mariners victorious, 6-3. -joyce-cruz to the nfl--- another sign that we are getting closer to the regular season... as the exhibition games begin this week. we'll start with the silver and black. raiders...kick off their preseason saturday in

arizona. very high expectations surrounding this team...since they are projected to be serious super bowl contenders. due to those lofty goals, don't expect to see the first teams in the game for very long, if at all. if guys like derek carr and khalill mack play, it will most likely be just for a series or two. "from now to be back out here going into our first preseason game...it's just like...i'm just having so much fun...and that's all i've tried to do this camp, honestly, my main focus everyday coming out here is to just have fun because like everyone knows, it can go just like that..." and the 49ers held their final practice today... before leaving tomorrow for their first preseason game. niners heading to kansas city to open their exhibition slate against the chiefs. it'll be a chance to get a look at the kyle shanahan system. bryan hoyer...will be running the offense at quarterback. and we'll have an opportunity to catch a glimpse of that powerful front 7 that features many young stars including deforest buckner, arik

armstead, reuben foster and solomon thomas. shanahan...also planning to give his starters a few reps...and that's it. "we have a plan, yeah, we go through it all...they'll go play...hopefully they're not playing much more than the first quarter...depends on the plays...amount of plays they have, we got a certain limit we want to give for each guy...some different than others...but first game, we don't want to keep them out there too long..." we could see history this weekend at the p-g-a championship... as jordan spieth seeks to win two consecutive majors in a single year for the second time in his career and become just the 6th winner of the modern grand slam. --spieth...fresh off a victory at the british open...his 3rd-career major. he is one of 18 players who have won at least three of the four majors. --despite all that, he is not the favorite this weekend...as that would be rory mcilroy. he is looking for his 5th major, first in 3 years. --here's mcilroy on the play of the sport's newest superstar, the 24-year-old spieth .

"he gets himself in positions in tournaments where you don't think he can back from, and he does, so, it's awfully impressive and it's a mental thing...""there won't be added expectations or pressure, how...i don't know, i just don't feel it...it's not a burning desire to have to be the youngest to do something...that would be the only reason there would be added expectations..." finally, major league baseball...usually a sport that's rigid and resistant to change...showing some personality with a cool promotion. later this month--teams around the league will don jerseys that feature player nicknames. here's a look at some of the giants names. you have mad-bum, and buster but the most creative goes to hunter pence with the nickname "wa- win-da-ji"... and for the a's.... "khrush" and "triggonometry" standout... for khris davis and andrew triggs... these special jerseys will on sale for fans

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