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raiders, giants, and a's were all in action last night. (lydia) breaking it all down, here is kron 4's j.r. stone with sports. the raiders playing their preseason home opener against the l-a rams on saturday night. for the second week in a row -- marshawn lynch takes a

seat during the national anthem. first quarter -- derek carr finds lee smith for a 19-yard touchdown -- that was carr's first touchdown since breaking his leg in week 16 last season. khalil mack was also making his preseason debut -- he fights through a double team... and sacks former cal quarterback, jared goff -- the fans were loving it. carr looking for michael crabtree -- trumaine johnson picks him off -- carr played three series... he went seven for nine, and finished with 100 yards and threw two touchdowns. rams win 24-21 the 49ers were also in action tonight at levi's stadium against the broncos. the offense couldn't get anything going -- they had four turnovers in the first half -- they lost the game 33-14 the giants taking on the phillies it seemed it was going to be a good day -- after denard span's inside the

ballpark home run in the first inning we pick it up in the sixth -- philly with the bases loaded -- ty kelly hits a pinch-hit grand slam to make it 11-4 philadelphia make it 11-4 grand slam to pinch-hit ty kelly hits a bases loaded -- in the sixth -- we pick it up inning home run in the ballpark after denard was going to philliestaking on the game 33-14 they lost the the first half --turnovers in four -- they had anything going couldn't get broncos.against the stadium at levi's action tonight were also in action tonight at levi's stadium against the broncos. the offense couldn't get anything going -- they had four turnovers in the first half -- they lost the game 33-14 the giants taking on the phillies it seemed it was going to be a good day -- after denard span's inside the ballpark home run in the first inning we pick it up in the sixth -- philly with the bases loaded -- ty kelly hits a pinch-hit grand slam to make it 11-4 philadelphia the giants tried to rally in the ninth -- they score five runs... but it wasn't enough phillies win 12-9 the

a's in houston taking on the astros bottom fourth -- the astros with the bases loaded -- marwin gonzalez clears the bases -- jose altuve and josh reddick score... houston takes the lead 2-nothing in the eighth -- alex bregman hits a solo jack into astros win 3-nothing live look outside... golden gate bridge..

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(dave)cooling will continue early this week as an upper trough of low pressure becomes nearly stationary over the eastern pacific. coastal areas will see little in the way of change with continued night and morning low clouds and patchy fog. (lydia) in livermore.. police

have identified the man killed in a officer involved shooting earlier this week as james terry midkiff. police shot and killed midkiff on wednesday night. it started when police received a call about a man threatening people at a home near east airway boulevard and portola avenue. police say midkiff then made suicidal comments and several shots were fired inside the home. four officers are on administrative leave because of the incident this morning. (anny @ landing) an east bay family escapes a dangerous situation after a tree limb fell onto their home. it happened in concord. kron four's philippe djegal has more on what happened. (philippe) a seemingly

healthy oak tree patrially gave out friday night... buthina rashid/neighbor- "really scary." after a large limb snapped through this concord roof.buthina rashid/neighbor- "it could have been worse." buthina (boo-thee-nuh) rashid (rah- she'd) was hosting a few friends in her home across the street... when at around 10 o'clock at night... as her guests were preparing to leave... rashid was shaken by a loud boom.buthina rashid/neighbor- "so, i looked. i thought two cars crashed." turns out... it was tree limb collapsing onto her neighbors home on tilson drive. the concord police department says at least seven people live on this property. it was pitch black out when the limb fell, so rashid says neighbors rushed over with flashlights to help the people inside of the home get out. she says two men were injuried, but not seriously. police say one of them was taken to a hospital to be checked out. the concord police department says a building inspector did come by and deemed the house uninhabitable. so, until the repairs are made... the family is going to have to live somewhere else.buthina rashid/neighbor- "you know, it looks an old tree and it just fall. and, you know, that scare us. look how many trees right here. so, we all have to really pay attention." in fact, one neighbor says she recently had a tree limb removed from her property,

because it looked like it was about to fall on her home. we spoke with a man who lives in a cottage on the now damaged property, and says he and his family have also been displaced... because electricity in the home and cottages has been turned off. in concord, philippe djegal, kron four news. (lydia) happening now. authorities have issued an evacuation order for the small town of wawona as a fire in yosemite national park continues to grow. the week-old fire has grown to nearly three thousand acres. local authorities ordered those in wawona to evacuate around four yesterday afternoon as air quality is expected to worsen. the town of wawona has a population of around two thousand. the fire is 10 percent contained this morning.. (anny) in world news... a memorial service is being held at barcelona's famed sagrada familia church for the victims of a terror attack late last week.(lydia) meanwhile, an international

manhunt continues for the driver of the van that killed more than a dozen people. salma abdelaziz has more. an international manhunt was underway saturday for the driver of a van that killed 13 people in barcelona as police probed the wreckage of a suspected bomb factory for clues to the cell behind this week's two terror attacks in spain. the flattened ruins of a house in the village of alcanar have become the center of a massive police investigation into the terror cell suspected of using the house to make bombs. when an explosion destroyed the house wednesday night, killing one person and seriously injuring another, it set in train a series of events culminating in the deaths in barcelona and one more in a second attack in the town of cambrils. a manhunt has been ongoing since a van plowed into pedestrians thursday afternoon on las ramblas in the heart of barcelona, killing 13 and injuring 120. early friday, a group of five attackers wearing fake suicide belts drove into pedestrians in cambrils, killing one and injuring six. police shot all five assailants dead but said late friday it was "increasingly unlikely" that the barcelona driver was among them, reuters reported.

(anny) breaking news this morning... one person is dead and another injured after a car slid down a cliff in gilroy. it happened on highway 17 south of lexington reservoir at about 1:15 this morning. initial responding officers found a person who was walking on the side of the road trying to flag down cars for help. firefighters made their way down the embankment and found the two people. one of them was pronunced dead at the scene. police say alcohol may have been a factor in the

crash. (lydia) comedian and civil rights activist dick gregory has died. his son posted the news on social media. the family says he passed away in washington, d-c last night. gregory gained notoriety in the early 1960's as one of the first african-american comics to perform for white audiences but gregory was not content to simply tell jokes. he used his fame to advocate for civil rights in an era of strict segregation. his experiences with discrimination and injustice became the backbone of his comedy act. later in life he became an author and motivational speaker, promoting spirituality and healthy eating. gregory was in the middle of a comedy tour this month when he fell ill. gregory was 84 years old.

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traveling across the united states to get a glimpse of tomorrow's total solar eclipse. (lydia) but for a 90- year-old woman from iowa this is the fifth time she's had the pleasure of experiencing an eclipse. for more than

20 years joyce blum has been chasing darkness that lasts just a few minutes. she saw her first total eclipse in 19-94 in the chilean andes mountains.(anny) since then she has traveled to south china, aruba, the black sea and now missouri to see the natural phenomenon. blum says the opportunities came because her brother served as project managing engineer for the moon landing back in 19-69. (lydia) tomorrow, blum -- along with six first- timers -- will be in saint joseph, missouri to see the total solar eclipse. blum even has a backup plan. she says, if the skies get too cloudy, they will all city . (anny) during tomorrow's solar eclipse, california will lose enough solar energy to power more than a million and a half homes. the figure

underscores the state's growing reliance on energy from the sun. for about three hours monday, there will be diminished solar power available. california produces 40-percent of the nation's solar power. the eclipse presents an unusual challenge for those who manage the state's power grid because the solar energy will drop off and re-emerge more quickly than during usual conditions involving clouds or nightfall. grid managers say they've been preparing extensively for more than a year and are confident nobody will lose power. (anny) up next... a school backpack giveaway in the east bay came with an important message. that story is just ahead. live look outside... san mateo bridge.

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the weather. (dave)cooling will continue early this week as an upper trough of low pressure becomes nearly stationary over the eastern pacific. coastal areas will see little in the way of change with continued night and morning low clouds and patchy fog.

(lydia) back to school season is underway. and in the east bay... several kids walked away with more than school supplies at an annual backpack giveaway. (anny) kron4's jeff pierce reports on this anti-violence effort in richmond. with the new school year approaching many chartible organizations will be giving out backpacks to children who may not otherwise get one. but in richmond on saturday it was more than giving children backpacks, it was a story of redemption.before i got involved i was out here on the streets committing violence and doing little careless crimes.but marcus byrdrae got involved with ceasefire, a program with the richmond police department that has turned his life around. ceasefire is a program that

targets the most at risk individuals in the community to be a victim of gun violence or a perpetrator of gun violence.this weekend marcus organized this event in the neighborhood he grew up in.one of our success stories, marcus byrdrae, who was a participant in ceasefire was the spirithead driving this particular backpack giveaway. i'm really just trying to give back to the community make it a positive energy instead of the negative energy that it used to be.it is an effort to reach young minds before they fall victim to gun violence. unfortunately the environment that some of these kids are growing up in led them into a life of violence as they get older and reaching them at this point and giving them a positive message so they can be successful and move forward is part of the program.if it helps these young students start their school year it has certainly saved marcus from life on the street.ceasefire got behind him one hundred percent. that's what we want, that's they end goal to get them off the streets and back into the community and give back to the community and be a role model to those that have no role model in their lives. marcus plans on giving backpack away in the years to come. in richmond jeff pierce kron four news. (lydia) happening now...

people across the country are scrambling to get their hands on glasses that make it safe to view the total solar eclipse tomorrow. on the left is people in omaha, nebraska.. and on the right is the scene in salt lake city. some stores are limiting the amount of glasses a customer can buy to ten. some pairs of glasses online are going for as much as one-hundred dollars. all to get a chance to view the first total solar eclipse to cross the u-s in 99-years.

(anny) many of us will have our eyes to the sky... as tomorrow is the big day for the big eclipse we've been telling you about all week. but if you're trying to drive duirng the eclipse, that is not a good idea.(lydia) tashanea whitlow explains ways to stay safe if you find yourself behind the wheel during the solar eclipse. sot gerald smith, agawam auto school "they should not be viewing it while their driving, they definitely should not be viewing it when their driving."the agawam auto school is giving drivers some common sense tips, for viewing monday's solar eclipse. it's advice that triple a of the pioneer valley agrees with. it's never a good idea to look directly at the sun, but during the solar eclipse, that's exactly what many people will be doing, even while driving. standup tashanea whitlow, 22news"do not park on the interstate or the highway or pull over on the shoulder of the road. instead exit the roadway to a safe place to view the eclipse."viewing the eclipse,

while driving, is not only dangerous, but it's considered distracted driving, which is illegal in massachusetts.sot sandra marsian vp, aaa pioneer valley "allowing enough space between you and the car in front of you, so that if you need to stop suddenly, you have the space and the ability to do so. to keep your speed at the speed limit or lower, just so that you have, again, time to react to others drivers who may not be driving responsibly." aaa is advising drivers too:keep your headlights on. do not wear eclipse glasses while driving. and be aware of pedestrians, who may have their eyes on the sky. in massachusetts only about 65-percent of the sun will covered.in the "path of totality," the moon will block 99 percent of the sun. day will turn to twilight, stars and planets will appear.with millions of drivers expected to view the eclipse by car, triple a is urging drivers to be safe. (anny) and a reminder - you can watch the eclipse right here on kron4. we will have extended coverage of the solar eclipse tommorow at 10 a.m. but join us earlier as we will have cameras all across the country and the bay as the eclipse happens. (lydia)coming up -- it's not

your dad's deli.vicki liviakis checks out a modern bistro in the newest edition of "dine and dish"... coming up. (vo) when i brought jake home,

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francisco is known for its italian eateries. but there's a new kid on the block. (lydia) kron 4's vicki liviakis give us a taste of modern italy in the city on this edition of dine and dish. this is not your father's italian delicatessen.. sure, you'll get a great cup of espresso... and scoop of gelato.. the new norcina cafe and deli is bright and streamlined. (kaitlin bauman - norcina) this is how i want my place. i saw a lot of places and i want this kind of vibe.(diner) it definitely has an italian vibe. located in the waterfront plaza it caters to locals and tourists... office workers and spidermen. started up by kait bauman - because of her love-affair with all things italian.

(kaitlin bauman - norcina) modern take on italy and serving the foods in a more light and airy environment and doing a lot of seasonal ingredients and the primo material like they say in italy the best products we can find. there's plenty of sliced deli meats and prosciutto of course... ancient italian flatbread and these beauties.(kaitlin bauman - norcina) this is called a tigelle. norcina has italian doughnuts called bombolini's... and let's not forget the housemade gelato. (vicki) the true test of an italian cafe - its espresso. authentic.(kaitlin bauman - norcina) now you don't have to go to italy! in san francisco, vicki liviakis, kron 4 news. ciao! (lydia) they say rain on your wedding day means good

luck.. but what about a fire? one bay area couple's marriage is off to a hot start after a fire erupted during their wedding reception. the fire happened at the elliston vineyards mansion in sunol. it quickly put a halt to the wedding reception as everyone was forced to relocate to a nearby venue. but no one attending the wedding was hurt.. and the bride posed for some photos with fire fighters. ( dave )morning fog and drizzle but clearing up quickly...a look ahead at the eclipse forecast next ! (anny) coming up... an east bay teen readies herself to go back to school after receiving anti-semetic text messages. what her parents want the school district to do to protect their daughter.

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dave (lydia) (lydia) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)cooling will continue early this week as an upper trough of low pressure becomes nearly stationary over the eastern pacific. coastal areas will see little in the way of change with continued night and morning

low clouds and patchy fog. (anny) breaking news this morning... one person is dead and another injured after a car slid down a cliff in los gatos. it happened on highway 17 south of lexington reservoir at about 1:15 this morning. initial responding officers found a person who was walking on the

side of the road trying to flag down cars for help. firefighters made their way down the embankment and found the two people. one of them was pronunced dead at the scene. police say alcohol may have been a factor in the crash. (anny) one east bay teenager says... when school starts tomorrow... she will have to face the classmates who have been sending her anti-semetic text messages.. her parents say that the alameda unified school district is not doing enough to protect their daughter. (lydia) they want the school district to send a clear message that this kind of bullying won't be tolerated. kron 4's ella sogomonian reports from alameda. sot: mel waldorf, father// "great grandparents in russia. up here we have my great great grandparents"this east bay family is proud of their jewish heritage. but their daughter alameda high student natasha waldorf received texts from students one could say were intended to make her feel otherwisenat: "hans, get the gas, i heard you family was one of the furher's biggest

failures"she says classmates along with a german exchange student sent these antisemetic texts back in january. sot: natasha waldorf, alameda high student// "not only is going through the situations painful and kind of scary but having to see the perpetrators everyday it's like them knowing they've won." natasha says she had to finish the school year sharing a classroom with the alleged buillies with no obvious sign of punishment.although the alameda unified school superintendent assures proper disciplinary action was taken but legally cannot be discussed- her father argues unseen kind of consequences won't send a message to the rest of the student body that this behaviour is unacceptable. sot: mel waldorf, father// "the way they have it these are now people who have gotten away with and the behavior should be continued. how is she going to focus on her schoolwork?" superintendent sean mcphetridge responded to kron 4 news saying, "we denounced anti-semitism and all other

forms of bigotry and bias in letters home to families in june and this past week." (lydia)natasha's parents said something as simple as an apology from all those involved at the start would have been better than discrete measures taken by the school district. (anny) another big story we are tracking this morning. as police continue the investigation into the deadly shooting of an off-duty oakland firefighter in san jose, the friends of jake walter have been sharing more about his life. kron four's spencer blake spoke with one of walter's old baseball teammates from cal state home plate at cal state east bay will never again be in the

shadow of catcher jake walter. though he graduated in 2010, he still played in alumni games with old teammates.one of those teammates, is stephen gatehouse."had a contagious smile and was just the life of the party. just stories that we remembered about jake really kinda got us through it. there were a lot of tears shed and it's gonna be difficult."it was a whole group of former player exchanging those stories.they gathered together friday to pay respects during the procession that took walter's body from san jose back to oakland.he was off-duty with some firefighter friends thursday night when san jose police say oliver juinio (ju- nee-oh) shot walter and one other personseemingly for no reason.walter didn't survive. "it's unfortunate that it seems like this was just a random thing and he was just caught in the middle."the round-robin of comforting texts between pioneer alumni remind them why they all loved walter in the first place. "after the games he would go up and say hello to everyone, talk a's baseball. he was a huge a's baseball fan."standup "gatehouse says he hopes he can work something out with the university to honor walter - and he has a few ideas. he would like to either name the alumni game after him, or perhaps retire his jersey.he also wants to set up a jake walter baseball scholarship." and it's not just the baseball team who remembers him well.

the c-s-u-e-b volleyball and softball alumni are pitching in for flowers at his funeral, too.they join the oakland fire department in heaping praise on the rookie firefighter."he loved his community. he always wanted to be a firefighter there and it's just sad that he didn't get more time to do that."in the east bay, spencer blake, kron four news. (lydia) happening now... san jose police are asking for help in finding two suspects in a murder that happened back in may. police have released these sketches of the men believed to be responsible for killing 38-year old george garza. the suspects are described as a white man with blonde hair in his early twenties -- and a hispanic man with short black hair and a goatee. the shooting happended in front a fast food resturant -- it is believed the man could have been a victim of a gang-related drive-by shooting. (anny) coming up... we'll tell you how oakland fans are reacting to marshawn lynch continuing to sit during

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the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. amazon is shortening its delivery times from hours to minutes. the company is launching five instant pickup locations, including one right here in the bay area.(lydia) the new service lets people order from a list of basic supplies and devices, such as snacks, drinks or phone chargers. you can then pick up your order within átwoá minutes of ordering online. "instant pickup" started this week at five college campuses -- including one in berkeley. amazon says it plans to expand the service into more locations in the coming months. (anny) and we have powerball's wining numbers from last night -- 17-19-39-43-68 powerball

number 13. nobody won the jackpot -- so that money rolls over.(lydia) what was already one of the nation's largest jackpots now balloons to 650-million for wednesday's drawing. that's the third largest jackpot in history. odds of winning? one in 292-million. (anny) there were rallies for equality all over the country yesterday -- not just in boston. including a counterprotest right here in the bay area. details coming up. live look outside... bay bridge toll plaza. (anny) for the weeknend... it's the 7th annual ping pong tournament in san francisco. it's happening at five different chinatown locations from 8 to 3.... including st. mary's school

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embarcadero this morning. (anny) (lydia) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)cooling will continue early this week as an upper trough of low pressure becomes nearly stationary over the eastern pacific. coastal areas will see little in the way of change with continued night and morning low clouds and patchy fog.

patchy fog. (anny) thousands of people

marched through boston yesterday in response to the right wing "free speech" rally. (lydia) in the aftermath of the violence in charlottesville last weekend, there had been concerns of possible violence. however -- as reporter andrew spencer tells us -- the demonstrations were mostly peaceful. despite the fears of a repeat of charlottesville, the peace held in boston amid a free speech rally and its corresponding counter-protest. a group calling itself the boston free speech coalition had organized a rally before the violence in virginia, tweeting this message a few days ago, denouncing all violence and telling participants not to bring any

weapons or antagonize other groups or law enforcement. ...but the rotunda where they planned to meet was relatively empty -- compared to the throngs of counter- demonstrators barricaded a good distance away.thousands of people marched through downtown boston, speaking out against racism, nazis, and white supremacism.they carried signs such as, "united against hate" -- while others criticized president donald trump.a few vocal trump supporters could be found in the crowd amid the sea of counter-protesters.some in the front line of protesters, at times, got confrontational with police....and amid some particularly tense moments, several counter protesters were taken into police custody......from the sky, you could see the huge visual police presence... some of the confrontations... and a handful of people pulled into the crowd of police and taken away.i'm andrew spencer, kron four news (lydia) yesterday, hundreds of people rallied across the country to condemn racism. on the left was

the scene in los angeles.. and on the right -- austin and dallas, texas. people were spreading the message of unity. some say they attended because they felt powerless when watching the violence unfold in charlottesville last weekend. (anny) and hundreds gathered in mountain view yesterday to voice their opposition to a protest over the firing of a google employee. the software engineer was let go after writing a controversial memo claiming that women were biologically unsuited for tech jobs. the event was cancelled after organizers received mutliple threats -- but about five-hundred people showed up to rally against sexism, racism and the white nationalist movement. (anny) the raiders were in action last night at the coliseum and many across the nation were closely watching marshawn lynch.(lydia) many think that lynch's decision to sit during the national anthem is the appropriate way to take a stand. kron 4's hermela aregawi has the fans' reaction in oakland. as the national anthem begins during today's game against the rams..marshawn lynch stays

seated in protest.this comes on the heels of days of speculation about what the player would do in this game.. after he sat out the anthem in last week pre-season run up against the cardinals.raiders fans are standing behind lynch's position. roshun wynne/raiders fanmarshawn lynch i believe is a man of integrity and i believe that him making a statement for justice for mankind, not just for african americans or not just for hispanics but for everyone. i think its an awesome idea with how things are going right now i our country and our world. i support him as a raider fan. lynch appears to be standing up against the recent violence in charlottesville and the president's response to the clash between alt-right protesters and counterprotes ters.fans we talked to say.. because of how many people watch football. and lynch's visibility.. it makes sense to make a statement at a game. taylor made/raiders fanwhether it's mlb, nfl, nba or even

soccer anything that you watch, you can add that number up and you can watch any major sporting event and you are going to get a lot of viewers so to stand up in that light it really helps the people who don't necessarily watch it (lydia) yesterday -- dozens of current and former members of the new york police department rallied in support of colin kaepernick. here are pictures from the event. the group of around 75 people wore t-shirts saying "hash tag i'm with kap." it included retired police officer frank serpico, who became famous in the 19-70s for exposing corruption at the n-y-p-d. kaepernick became a controversial figure last year after refusing to stand for the national anthem. kaepernick opted out of his 49ers contract after last season and remains unsigned. (lydia) and ... the smithsonian's national museum of american history is honoring colin kaepernick. that according to a new report from u-s-a today. items relating to kaepernick's national anthem protest will be part of the museum's "black lives matter collection."

(lydia) breaking news -- the contra costa county sheriff's office is investigating a chase overnight in pacheco that ended with a police shooting. the sheriff's office says the chase ensued after deputies attempted to stop a stolen vehicle. they say the suspect rammed a patrol car -- prompting at least one deputy to open fire on the suspect. however -- no-one was hit by the gunfire. reports are the suspect drove the wrong way on interstate 680 -- and may have hit bystanders during the chase. the sheriff's office will release more information later today.

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giants, and a's were all in action last night.(lydia) breaking it all down, here is kron 4's j.r. stone with sports. the raiders playing their preseason home opener against the l-a rams on saturday night. for the second week in a row -- marshawn lynch takes a seat during the national anthem. first quarter --

derek carr finds lee smith for a 19-yard touchdown -- that was carr's first touchdown since breaking his leg in week 16 last season. khalil mack was also making his preseason debut -- he fights through a double team... and sacks former cal quarterback, jared goff -- the fans were loving it. carr looking for michael crabtree -- trumaine johnson picks him off -- carr played three series... he went seven for nine, and finished with 100 yards and threw two touchdowns. rams win 24-21 the 49ers were also in action tonight at levi's stadium against the broncos. the offense couldn't get anything going -- they had four turnovers in the first half -- they lost the game 33-14 the giants taking on the phillies it

seemed it was going to be a good day -- after denard span's inside the ballpark home run in the first inning we pick it up in the sixth -- philly with the bases loaded -- ty kelly hits a pinch-hit grand slam to make it 11-4 philadelphia the giants tried to rally in the ninth -- they score five

runs... but it wasn't enough phillies win 12-9 the a's in houston taking on the astros bottom fourth -- the astros with the bases loaded -- marwin gonzalez clears the bases -- jose altuve and josh reddick score... houston takes the lead 2-nothing in the eighth -- alex bregman hits a solo jack into left field. nothing live look outside... golden gate bridge..

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(anny) here's a live look at the bay bridge. (anny)(lydia) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)cooling will continue

early this week as an upper trough of low pressure becomes nearly stationary over the eastern pacific. coastal areas will see little in the way of change with continued night and morning low clouds and patchy fog. (lydia) in livermore.. police

have identified the man killed in a officer involved shooting earlier this week as james terry midkiff. police shot and killed midkiff on wednesday night. it started when police received a call about a man threatening people at a home near east airway boulevard and portola avenue. police say midkiff then made suicidal comments and several shots were fired inside the home. four officers are on administrative leave because of the incident this morning. (anny @ landing) an east bay family escapes a dangerous situation after a tree limb fell onto their home. it happened in concord. kron four's philippe djegal has more on what happened. (philippe) a seemingly healthy oak tree patrially gave out friday night...

buthina rashid/neighbor- "really scary." after a large limb snapped through this concord roof.buthina rashid/neighbor- "it could have been worse." buthina (boo-thee-nuh) rashid (rah- she'd) was hosting a few friends in her home across the street... when at around 10 o'clock at night... as her guests were preparing to leave... rashid was shaken by a loud boom.buthina rashid/neighbor- "so, i looked. i thought two cars crashed." turns out... it was tree limb collapsing onto her neighbors home on tilson drive. the concord police department says at least seven people live on this property. it was pitch black out when the limb fell, so rashid says neighbors rushed over with flashlights to help the people inside of the home get out. she says two men were injuried, but not seriously. police say one of them was taken to a hospital to be checked out. the concord police department says a building inspector did come by and deemed the house uninhabitable. so, until the repairs are made... the family is going to have to live somewhere else.buthina rashid/neighbor- "you know, it looks an old tree and it just fall. and, you know, that scare us. look how many trees right here. so, we all have to really pay attention." in

fact, one neighbor says she recently had a tree limb removed from her property, because it looked like it was about to fall on her home. we spoke with a man who lives in a cottage on the now damaged property, and says he and his family have also been displaced... because electricity in the home and cottages has been turned off. in concord, philippe djegal, kron four news. (lydia) happening now. authorities have issued an evacuation order for the small town of wawona as a fire in yosemite national park continues to grow. the week-old fire has grown to nearly three thousand acres. local authorities ordered those in wawona to evacuate around four yesterday afternoon as air quality is expected to worsen. the town of wawona has a population of around two thousand. the fire is 10 percent contained this morning.. (anny) in world news... a memorial service is being held at barcelona's famed sagrada familia church for the victims of a terror attack late last week.(lydia) meanwhile, an international

manhunt continues for the driver of the van that killed more than a dozen people. salma abdelaziz has more. an international manhunt was underway saturday for the driver of a van that killed 13 people in barcelona as police probed the wreckage of a suspected bomb factory for clues to the cell behind this week's two terror attacks in spain. the flattened ruins of a house in the village of alcanar have become the center of a massive police investigation into the terror cell suspected of using the house to make bombs. when an explosion destroyed the house wednesday night, killing one person and seriously injuring another, it set in train a series of events culminating in the deaths in barcelona and one more in a second attack in the town of cambrils. a manhunt has been ongoing since a van plowed into pedestrians thursday afternoon on las ramblas in the heart of barcelona, killing 13 and injuring 120. early friday, a group of five attackers wearing fake suicide belts drove into pedestrians in cambrils, killing one and injuring six. police shot all five assailants dead but said late friday it was "increasingly unlikely" that the barcelona driver was among

them, reuters reported. (anny) in texas-- the border patrol arrested a driver for trying to smuggle people into the country using a freezer truck. inspection dogs helped agents at a checkpoint find sixty people from guatemala, mexico, el salvador, and honduras in the truck. they were lying on and inside pallets of broccoli. the temperature inside was only 49 degrees. the door was locked and the people inside had no way to get out on their own. federal

authorities say the driver faces multiple charges. (lydia) comedian and civil rights activist dick gregory has died. his son posted the news on social media. the family says he passed away in washington, d-c last night. gregory became famous in the early 1960's as one of the first african-american comics to perform for white audiences but gregory was not content to simply tell jokes. he used his fame to advocate for civil rights in an era of strict segregation. his experiences with discrimination and injustice became the backbone of his comedy act. later in life he became an author and motivational speaker, promoting spirituality and healthy eating. gregory was in the middle of a comedy tour this month when he fell ill. gregory was 84 years old.

many americans are traveling across the united states to get a glimpse of tomorrow's total solar eclipse. (lydia) but for a 90- year-old woman from iowa this

is the fifth time she's had the pleasure of experiencing an eclipse. for more than 20 years joyce blum has been chasing darkness that lasts just a few minutes. she saw her first total eclipse in 19-94 in the chilean andes mountains.(anny) since then she has traveled to south china, aruba, the black sea and now missouri to see the natural phenomenon. blum says the opportunities came because her brother served as project managing engineer for the moon landing back in 19-69. (lydia) tomorrow, blum -- along with six first- timers -- will be in saint joseph, missouri to see the total solar eclipse. blum even has a backup plan. she says, if the skies get too cloudy, they will all fly to kansas city . (anny) during tomorrow's solar eclipse, california will lose enough solar energy to

power more than a million and a half homes. the figure underscores the state's growing reliance on energy from the sun. for about three hours monday, there will be diminished solar power available. california produces 40-percent of the nation's solar power. the eclipse presents an unusual challenge for those who manage the state's power grid because the solar energy will drop off and re-emerge more quickly than during usual conditions involving clouds or nightfall. grid managers say they've been preparing extensively for more than a year and are confident nobody will lose power. (anny) up next... a school backpack giveaway in the east bay came with an important message. that story is just ahead. live look outside...embar

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(anny)(lydia) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)cooling will continue early this week as an upper trough of low pressure becomes nearly stationary over the eastern pacific. coastal areas will see little in the way of change with continued night and morning low clouds and patchy fog.

(lydia) back to school season is underway. and in the east bay... several kids walked away with more than school supplies at an annual backpack giveaway. (anny) kron4's jeff pierce reports on this anti-violence effort in richmond. with the new school year approaching many chartible organizations will be giving out backpacks to children who may not otherwise get one. but in richmond on saturday it was more than giving children backpacks, it was a story of redemption.before i got involved i was out here on the streets committing violence and doing little careless crimes.but marcus byrdrae got involved with ceasefire, a program with the richmond police department that has turned his life around. ceasefire is a program that targets the most at risk individuals in the community to be a victim of gun violence or a perpetrator of gun violence.this weekend marcus organized this event in the neighborhood he grew up in.one

of our success stories, marcus byrdrae, who was a participant in ceasefire was the spirithead driving this particular backpack giveaway. i'm really just trying to give back to the community make it a positive energy instead of the negative energy that it used to be.it is an effort to reach young minds before they fall victim to gun violence. unfortunately the environment that some of these kids are growing up in led them into a life of violence as they get older and reaching them at this point and giving them a positive message so they can be successful and move forward is part of the program.if it helps these young students start their school year it has certainly saved marcus from life on the street.ceasefire got behind him one hundred percent. that's what we want, that's they end goal to get them off the streets and back into the community and give back to the community and be a role model to those that have no role model in their lives. marcus plans on giving backpack away in the years to

come. in richmond jeff pierce kron four news. (lydia) happening now... people across the country are scrambling to get their hands on glasses that make it safe to view the total solar eclipse tomorrow. on the left is people in omaha, nebraska.. and on the right is the scene in salt lake city. some stores are limiting the amount of glasses a customer can buy to ten. some pairs of glasses online are going for as much as one-hundred dollars. all to get a chance to view the first total solar eclipse to cross the u-s in 99-years. (anny) many of us will have our eyes to the sky... as tomorrow is the big day for the big eclipse we've been

telling you about all week. but if you're trying to drive duirng the eclipse, that is not a good idea.(lydia) tashanea whitlow explains ways to stay safe if you find yourself behind the wheel during the solar eclipse. sot gerald smith, agawam auto school "they should not be viewing it while their driving, they definitely should not be viewing it when their driving."the agawam auto school is giving drivers some common sense tips, for viewing monday's solar eclipse. it's advice that triple a of the pioneer valley agrees with. it's never a good idea to look directly at the sun, but during the solar eclipse, that's exactly what many people will be doing, even while driving. standup tashanea whitlow, 22news"do not park on the interstate or the highway or pull over on the shoulder of the road. instead exit the roadway to a safe place to view the eclipse."viewing the eclipse, while driving, is not only dangerous, but it's considered distracted driving, which is illegal in massachusetts.sot sandra marsian vp, aaa pioneer valley "allowing enough space between you and the car in front of you, so that if you need to stop suddenly, you have the space and the ability to do so. to keep your speed at the speed limit or lower, just so that you have, again, time to react to others drivers who may not be driving responsibly." aaa is advising

drivers too:keep your headlights on. do not wear eclipse glasses while driving. and be aware of pedestrians, who may have their eyes on the sky. in massachusetts only about 65-percent of the sun will covered.in the "path of totality," the moon will block 99 percent of the sun. day will turn to twilight, stars and planets will appear.with millions of drivers expected to view the eclipse by car, triple a is urging drivers to be safe. (anny) and a reminder - you can watch the eclipse right here on kron4. we will have extended coverage of the solar eclipse tommorow at 10 a.m. but join us earlier as we will have cameras all across the country and the bay as the eclipse happens. (anny) here's a live look at yosemite this morning...

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francisco is known for its italian eateries. but there's a new kid on the block. (lydia) kron 4's vicki liviakis give us a taste of modern italy in the city on this edition of dine and dish. this is not your father's italian delicatessen.. sure, you'll get a great cup of espresso... and scoop of gelato.. the new norcina cafe and deli is bright and streamlined. (kaitlin bauman - norcina) this is how i want my place. i saw a lot of places and i want this kind of vibe.(diner) it definitely has an italian vibe. located in the waterfront plaza it caters to locals and tourists... office workers and spidermen. started up by kait bauman - because of her love-affair with all things italian. (kaitlin bauman - norcina) modern take on italy and serving the foods in a more light and airy environment and doing a lot of seasonal ingredients and the primo material like they say in italy the best products we can find. there's plenty of sliced deli meats and prosciutto of course... ancient italian flatbread and these beauties.(kaitlin bauman - norcina) this is called a tigelle. norcina has italian doughnuts called bombolini's... and let's not forget the housemade gelato. (vicki) the true test of an italian cafe - its espresso. authentic.(kaitlin bauman - norcina) now you don't have to go to italy! in san francisco, vicki liviakis, kron 4 news.

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