good morning. bracing for violence. this sunday morning an extreme right-wing group is promising a rally in berkeley and the city is not taking any

weekend. (marty) another big story in the bay area is going to be the heat. a heat advisory is in effect this morning through tomorrow night for inland valleys in the bay area. this excessive heat can be very dangerous. meteorologist dave spahr is here with what we can expect. (dave)strong high pressure over the western united states will maintain hot temperatures across inland areas through monday. coastal temperatures are expected to remain relatively mild due to weak onshore flow. slight cooling is forecast in most areas from tuesday into wednesday. warming is then expected once again late in the week.

(marty) our top story this morning -- after mostly peaceful counter-protests yesterday in san francisco, another canceled alt-right rally scheduled for today in berkeley is expected to draw crowds of demonstrators. kron 4's will tran is live in berkeley with more the canceled "no marxism in america" rally was set to take place at civic center park. organizer amber cummings has aseked people not to come. counter protests are planned just a few blocks away... "bay area against hate"... at uc berkeley's west crescent lawn on oxford and center streets. police plan on closing the west

crescent entrance to campus. counter demonstrators didn't seek a permit. there is evidence that groups

who've provoked violence in the past are latching onto the event and encouraging their followers show up - so a heavy police presence is expected mayhem." >are against is violence what we against is founded upon. our community is to free speech are not opposed can to facilitate do everything we berkeley arreguin, expected

that is something our community is founded upon. what we are against is violence what we are against is mayhem." > if you must go to berkeley today -- plan to leave backpacks, dogs, glass bottles, masks and a long list of dozens of other items behind or you can be cited or arrested. (marty) thanks will... we'll thanks (marty) thanks will... we'll check in with

you again soon. (marty) and a-c transit is warning riders of service changes today. busses will stay away from the downtown berkeley area from nine in the morning to eight tonight. areas north of ashby avenue...south of rose/hopkins streets, east of sacramento street, and west of college avenue will not be in service during this time. ( marty ) though organizers cancelled the patriot prayer rally in san francisco yesterday, they still showed up in several places to explain why. kron four's spencer blake was there as they met with reporters in pacifica. joey gibson is the man behind the patriot prayer rally that never happened in san francisco saturday.he canceled it less than 24 hours before it happened, for one main reason:"you have these antifa punks - three or four of them - or anarchists, that show up dressed in all black and they start burning things down, they start breaking windows,

and they hijack the whole message."other co-organizers say they feared for their safety as they saw elected leaders label their rally as white supremacist gathering."i have received threats - numerous threats - since this has happened, and it's all based on lies."organizers say they also worried violence would break out because police decided to allow rally-goers and protesters to intermingle. "it's a no-brainer. we here in nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, so we don't have the violence. we don't want the violence."they insisted they're not in town to promote racism, but to support love, peace, and freedom - no matter your political affiliation. "until we bring these moderates together and we stand against the extremists, it's going to be the same problem over and over again." one of the would-be speakers expressed frustration that people didn't see the patriot rally for what they wanted it to be."i wanted to talk about issues in the black community. i wanted to talk about issues with trans people, homeless people in the streets.sorry, it got emotional."throughout the rest of the day, people spotted gibson making appearances in crissy field and at civic center plaza. (looklive)next week, gibson says the group has a march

planned in portland.he's hoping for a peaceful event where moderate conservatives áand liberals can come together to debate.in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. (marty) coming up. the death toll continues to rise as residents assess the damage from hurricane harvey. a report on the latest from texas coming up. and the fight over the death penalty in california continues -- what new changes the state is considering to the controversial practice. plus another string of thefts strikes bart stations around the bay area. details just ahead.

several thefts at bart stations across the bay area have some riders on edge. they all happened within the past 24 hours. the 1st was reported just after 8 am when a victim said that her iphone was stolen at

the embarcadero station in san francisco. then just before 11 am a police officer at the hayward station tried stop another phone thief. the suspect threw down a stolen phone and continued to run. several other crimes were reported throughout the afternoon including someone who had money stolen from her purse. there was another cell phone theft, and two car break ins. (dave)hot day today, with heat statements for just about all the bay. your forecast is next ! discover card.

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look at houston and the flood damage from hurricane harvey. the storm could drop as much as 40 inches of rain in the area.

(marty) another big story in the bay area is going to be the heat. a heat advisory is in effect this morning through tomorrow

night for inland valleys in the bay area. this excessive heat can be very dangerous. meteorologist dave spahr is here with what we can expect. strong high pressure over the western united states will maintain hot temperatures across inland areas through monday. coastal temperatures are expected to remain relatively mild due to weak onshore flow. slight cooling is forecast in most areas from tuesday into wednesday. warming is then expected once again late in the week.

let me go another way and not like that you know. if i'm going to go let me go some other kind of way and not in a hurricane.>( marty @ landing) another big story we are following this morning... the death toll has gone up in texas. hurricane harvey has claimed at least two lives. the hurricane has since been downgraded to a tropical storm. but more torrential rain is expected to continue throughout the weekend. this is some of the devastation left behind from the storm. sonia moghe is in corpus christi as people deal with the deadly flooding. officials across the gulf coast of texas are assessing the damage from the initial punch from hurricane harveythe town of rockport took a direct hit from the storm, with officials reporting extensive damage from the heavy wind and rain. robert jackson, rockport, texas resident: it was about the most stressful thing i've ever been through. all night long, it just blew and blew and blew. harvey was

a category 4 hurricane when it made landfall between port aransas and port o'connor...packing winds up to 130 miles per hour. some areas may see as much at 40 inches of rainthe storm began to weaken once over land, but still poses a major threat to the region - and will continue to bring hazardous rainfall. voice of mayor sylvester turner, houston, texas: this is just day one. we anticipate four or five days of this. so we're asking people to stay off the roads if they don't need to be on the roads. the national weather service says large portions of south texas could be uninhabitable for weeks, or even months. president donald trump has approved federal aid for the state of texas and is monitoring the storm from camp david. voice of brock long, fema administrator: weve gotta continuously watch this rain forecast over the next 72 to 120 hours and unfrotunately for texas citizens, this is going to be a devastating, long, and frustrating event. in corpus christi, texas, i'm sonia moghe. ( marty ) san jose police say they have arrested two suspects in connection with a fatal shooting in 20-16 that killed two men. in may --

police arrested issac david brown on your left and raymond gabriel on your right. but police delayed announcing the arrests so they could contact witnesses to help them identify the suspects. the shooting happened near san jose state university. one of the victims died at the hospital -- the other died a few days later. authorities havent released many details, including the motive of the shootings. both men are scheduled to be in court on september seventh. ( marty ) the fight over the death penalty in california is now shifting to the method of execution. if approved, revised regulation would allow death row inmates to be executed using one of two different drugs or the gas chamber. california corrections officials filed the revised regulations one day after the state supreme court upheld a measure that would speed up the appeal process. executions have been on hold for over a decade due to numerous legal challenges to the state's process. the last time a prisoner was

executed was 2006. about 750 inmates are currently on death row. ( marty ) people in arlington, virginia were quick to gather when six nazi supporters were photographed holding a public ceremony on friday. this is the photo that stirred anger among neighbors... a group of nazis at shopping center friday afternoon. a man who was getting his hair cut nearby snapped the photo. and it was quickly circulated. and in a matter of hours-- an anti-protest had been organized. dozens were in attendance including this woman whose parents fled nazi germany. ( marty ) the people in the photo were marking the 50-th anniversary since the founder of american nazi party was killed.

( marty ) more rallys for peace were held in barcelona... around 500-thousand people gathered in a show of unity under the slogan "we are not afraid". the march is in response to last week's deadly van attack that killed 15 people and wounded more than 120 others. 22 of the wounded are still being treated in hospitals. six are in critical condition. ( marty ) coming up... connor mcgregor and floyd mayweather finally square off in the ring. did mcgregor pull of the upset of the century? highlights after the break. (dave)hot day today, with heat statements for just about all the bay. your forecast is next !

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vegas -- floyd mayweather came out of retirement to face u-f-c lightweight champion of the world, conor mcgregor. it was an entertaining fight -- but mayweather wore mcgregor down mayweather defeated the u-f-c champion by a technical knockout in the tenth round. mayweather improves to a historic 50-0 record after the fight -- said this was his last fight. (jr stone) the raiders in arlington to face the cowboys in their third preseason game. pro bowl left tackle donald penn back after holding out for much of training camp. first play in the second quarter -- derek carr looking and finding cordarrelle patterson for a 17-yard touchdown -- oakland takes the lead 6-3 same quarter -- carr dissects the cowboys defense -- he finds amari cooper for a 48-yard touchdown carr played four series -- he finished with 114 yards and two touchdowns the raiders went on to lose the game 24-20 (jr stone) the giants taking on the

diamondbacks in arizona saturday. madison bumgarner was on the hill -- he was looking for his fourth win of the year -- he got some help early on top fourth -- jarrett parker hits a solo jack to tie the game up at one bottom of the inning -- mad bum can't hold on to the lead -- j-d martinez hits a go-ahead homer diamondback win 2-1(jr stone) it was dennis eckersley day at the coliseum saturday -- the former a's pitcher threw out the first pitch. bottom third -- oakland down by one -- chad pinder spanks one over the wall -- that tied the ball game up at two next inning -- matt joyce then tied at 2 matt joyce.grounds the ball up the middle --can't handle it. matt chapman scores the go- ahead run -- oakland hangs on to the lead a's win 8-3 (will) and a live report from

berkeley -- where counter protesters continue to gather.... (dave) hot day today, with heat statements for just about all the bay. your forecast is next ! people love my breakfast burritos.

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(i wanted him to eat healthy., so i feed jake purina cat chow naturals indoor, a nutritious formula with no artificial flavors. made specifically for indoor cats. purina cat chow. nutrition to build better lives. ( marty ) here's a live look at houston and the flood damage from tropical storm harvey. the coast guard has five helicopters working and is asking for more. (marty) another big story in the another big (marty)

another big (marty) another big story in the bay area is going to be the heat. a heat advisory is in effect this morning through tomorrow night for inland valleys in the bay area. this excessive heat can be very dangerous. meteorologist dave spahr is here with what we can expect. (dave)strong high pressure over the western united states will maintain hot temperatures across inland areas through monday. coastal temperatures are expected to remain relatively mild due to weak onshore flow. slight cooling is forecast in most areas from tuesday into wednesday. warming is then expected once again late in the week.

(marty) our top story this morning -- after mostly peaceful counter-protests yesterday in san francisco, another canceled alt-right rally scheduled for today in berkeley is expected to draw crowds of demonstrators. kron 4's will tran is live in berkeley with more there is evidence that groups who've provoked violence in the past are latching onto the event and encouraging their

followers show up - so a heavy police presence is expected

(marty) thanks will... we'll check in with you again soon.

(marty) coming up -- a gymnastics teacher fired after forcing a student to do the splits... hear what school officials say they could differently.

( marty @ landing ) another big story we are following this morning... the cheerleading coach shown in this video of a girl being forced into the splits. has been fired. emily allen reports that denver school district officials admitted that serious mistakes were

made by school leaders. tom boasberg/superintendent: "what happened was wrong. there were serious mistakes made."and tonight... even a school district admits... it's still learning.tom boasberg/superintendent: "that's partly why we are here tonight to recognize there were serious mistakes made." and superintendent tom boasberg says this horror can't happen again.tom boasberg/superintendent: "this has been an extraordinarily painful incident."east high school leaders... coach ozell williams... a cheerleader and her parents met in june... to discuss what happened in this video... the forced splits.but the school sided with the coach... and ozell kept his job... "we were wrong not to have taken certain actions in june and we are doing everything in our power to ensure the safety and well being of everyone of our students." four employees remain on leave... including east high school's principal and assistant principal.. who

is also the athletic director. and an investigation will decide... if they'll come back. tom boasberg/superintendent: "an independent investigation of exactly who knew what when." that same investigation will determine how to fix lines of communication... so these incidents don't sleep through the cracks.tom boasberg/superintendent: "clearly there was insufficient oversight of what happened and insufficient follow through to what happened and that needs to change."the school district will make the results of the investigation public... so everyone can study what happened... and learn from it. ( marty ) the district is taking the investigation a step further. it is hiring an outside attorney to see who else may be responsible. (marty) coming up ... an exclusive kron4 news interview with a legendary bay area musician who just released a new memoir. (dave)hot day today, with heat statements for just about all the bay. your forecast is next !

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over the western united states will maintain hot temperatures across inland areas through monday. coastal temperatures are expected to remain relatively mild due to weak onshore flow. slight cooling is forecast in most areas from tuesday into wednesday. warming is then expected once again late in the week. ( marty ) bay area born musician

pete escovedo is known around the world as a latin jazz superstar. and he has a just released memoir titled - 'my life in the key of e.' kron4's pam moore spoke exclusively with him. this.... is the pete escovedo

the world of music knows.."i love music. i love to get on stage.. that thing that happens to you magically when you put your foot on the stage" music has dominated his life ... his father sang.. and early on, he played bay area jazz clubs with his brothers and friends.but many do not know ... this pete escovedo.. "i went to capetown in africa and i said this would be cool to paint mom and all the kids in africa"while his love of music and painting both blossomed when he was very young .. painting now seems to be moving more to the forefront .."when i'm home i'm painting.. just me.. it's a whole different story.. whole different feeling.""as you can see they're all kinda different.. different moods.. different kinds of ways of painting ..i don't have one example or style."'"if you miss the escovedo exhibit you can still see some of his work here at the blackhawk museum.. look at this... or at stella's.. also on the plaza.." and, there is yet another

side to pete escovedo... he is sharing the evolution of his music.. his art and family... in his new book...'my life in the key of e'.."i hope they get a sense of family because that's what we're all about. we're very close knit family.. we play music together.. we travel together .. since sheila instead of sheila escovedo.. went to sheila e because prince said that .. so we became the e family so i thought well this is cool "my life in the key of e"."three women in each.. because of the 3 women in my life.. my wife and my two daughters"those three women - his wife of more than 60 years - juanita .. daughters zina and sheila.. and sons juan and peter ...

all bound together through family and music." so amazing to watch you play since i was three years old to see you here making music 82 years young and still playing -applause "the escovedo's have produced c-ds and videos together.. and while they mostly live in southern california now ... they have deep roots and affection for the bay area and oakland .. "thanks bay area" applause.. while the rigors of a musician on the road are causing him to slow down a bit.. he admits finding new peace in his painting..+"i know the day i do stop playing i still have the art so i'm still gonna be creating so it will be a wonderful change"so the book .. filled with memories from letters and journals he kept over the years ... captures it all.. "especially since turning 82 i thought it would be nice to tell everyone where i came from ..how i started.. basically my life in oakland the bay area.. family ... music.. painting. it's been quite a journey". ( marty ) a man is recovering in

the hospital hit by lightning. we'll show you how he survived the strike. (dave)hot day today, with heat statements for just about all the bay. your forecast is next !

a man was hit by lightning while hiking in the sierra. he was burned, but he survived. ali wolf

show us the efforts taken by emergency responders to get the hiker out of the remote area.

boom a big flash of light and they dont see him"chp medics used this helicopter to bring steinhuber to safety.an incredible story--with an unlikely outcome..and an important lesson about lightning in the mountains: (officer david white - flight officer paramedic chp)"its rare to get hit by lightning but when you travel mountains to the mountains and theres thunder storms youve just really increased your chances" ( marty ) the hiker is in fair condition at the u-c davis hospital burn center in sacramento. he says he feels lucky that he survived and is grateful for the quick response from rescuers. ( dave )hot day today, with heat statements for just about all the bay. your forecast is next ! ( marty ) a major alt right rally and protests planned today in berkeley. kron 4's will tran will have more in a live report. this is the new comfort food. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms

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violence. this sunday morning an extreme right-wing group is promising a rally in berkeley and the city is not taking any chances.

(marty) another big story in the bay area is going to be the heat. a heat advisory is in effect this morning through tomorrow night for inland valleys in the bay area. this excessive heat can be very dangerous. meteorologist dave spahr is here with what we can expect. (dave) strong high pressure over the western united states will maintain hot temperatures across inland areas through monday. coastal temperatures are expected to remain relatively mild due to weak onshore flow. slight cooling is forecast in most areas from tuesday into wednesday. warming is then expected once again late in the week.

(marty) our top story this morning -- after mostly peaceful counter-protests yesterday in san francisco, another canceled alt-right rally scheduled for today in berkeley is expected to draw crowds of demonstrators. kron 4's will tran is live in berkeley with more there is evidence that groups who've provoked violence in the past are latching onto the event and encouraging their followers show up - so a heavy police presence is expected

free speech that is something our community is founded upon. what we are against is violence what we are against is mayhem." >mayhem." >are against is violence what we against is with more there is evidence that groups who've provoked violence in the past are latching onto the event and encouraging their followers show up - so a heavy police presence is expected there is evidence that groups who've provoked violence in the past are latching onto the event and encouraging their followers show up - so a heavy police presence is expected

will do everything we can to facilitate free speech we are not opposed to free speech that is something our

community is founded upon. what we are against is violence what we are against is mayhem." > if you must go to berkeley today -- plan to leave backpacks, dogs, glass bottles, masks and a long list of dozens of other items behind or you can be cited or arrested. (marty) thanks will... we'll check in with

you again soon. ( marty ) though organizers cancelled the patriot prayer rally in san francisco yesterday, they still showed up in several places to explain why. kron four's spencer blake was there as they met with reporters in pacifica. joey gibson is the man behind the patriot prayer rally that never happened in san francisco saturday.he canceled it less than 24 hours before it happened, for one main reason:"you have these antifa punks - three or four of them - or anarchists, that show up dressed in all black and they start burning things down, they start breaking windows, and they hijack the whole message."other co-organizers say they feared for their safety as they saw elected leaders label their rally as white supremacist gathering."i

have received threats - numerous threats - since this has happened, and it's all based on lies."organizers say they also worried violence would break out because police decided to allow rally-goers and protesters to intermingle. "it's a no-brainer. we here in nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, so we don't have the violence. we don't want the violence."they insisted they're not in town to promote racism, but to support love, peace, and freedom - no matter your political affiliation. "until we bring these moderates together and we stand against the extremists, it's going to be the same problem over and over again." one of the would-be speakers expressed frustration that people didn't see the patriot rally for what they wanted it to be."i wanted to talk about issues in the black community. i wanted to talk about issues with trans people, homeless people in the streets.sorry, it got emotional."throughout the rest of the day, people spotted gibson making appearances in crissy field and at civic center plaza. (looklive)next week, gibson says the group has a march planned in portland.he's

hoping for a peaceful event where moderate conservatives áand liberals can come together to debate.in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. ( marty ) you can stay on top of this story is through our website kron four dot com. we will send you breaking news push alerts directly to your phone. and - don't forget you can download the kron four mobile app for free in the app store and google play store. (marty) coming up. the death toll continues to rise as residents assess the damage from hurricane harvey. a report on the latest from texas coming up. and the fight over the death penalty in california continues -- what new changes the state is considering to the controversial practice. plus another string of thefts strikes bart stations around the bay area. details just ahead. several thefts at bart

stations across the bay area have some riders on edge. they all happened within the

past 24 hours. the 1st was reported just after 8 am when a victim said that her iphone was stolen at the embarcadero station in san francisco. then just before 11 am a police officer at the hayward station tried stop another phone thief. the suspect threw down a stolen phone and continued to run. several other crimes were reported throughout the afternoon including someone who had money stolen from her purse. there was another cell phone theft, and two car break ins. ( dave )hot day today, with heat statements for just about all the bay. your forecast is next ! don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. switch to flonase allergy relief. flonase outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill.

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from hurricane harvey. the storm could drop as much as 40 inches of rain in the area. (marty) another big story in the bay area is going to be the heat. a heat advisory is in effect this morning through tomorrow night for inland valleys in the bay area. this excessive heat can be very dangerous. meteorologist dave spahr is here with what we can expect. (dave)strong high pressure over the western united states

will maintain hot temperatures across inland areas through monday. coastal temperatures are expected to remain relatively mild due to weak onshore flow. slight cooling is forecast in most areas from tuesday into wednesday. warming is then expected once again late in the week.

the devastation left behind from the storm. sonia moghe is in corpus christi as people deal with the deadly flooding. officials across the gulf coast of texas are assessing the damage from the initial punch from hurricane harveythe town of rockport took a direct hit from the storm, with officials reporting extensive damage from the heavy wind and rain. robert jackson, rockport, texas resident: it was about the most stressful thing i've ever been through. all night long, it just blew and blew and blew. harvey was a category 4 hurricane when it made landfall between port aransas and port o'connor...packing winds up to 130 miles per hour. some areas may see as much at 40 inches of rainthe storm began to weaken once over land, but still poses a major threat to the region - and will continue to bring hazardous rainfall. voice of mayor sylvester turner, houston, texas: this is just day one. we anticipate four or five days of this. so we're asking people to stay off the roads if they don't need to be on the roads. the national weather service says large portions of south texas could

be uninhabitable for weeks, or even months. president donald trump has approved federal aid for the state of texas and is monitoring the storm from camp david. voice of brock long, fema administrator: weve gotta continuously watch this rain forecast over the next 72 to 120 hours and unfrotunately for texas citizens, this is going to be a devastating, long, and frustrating event. in corpus christi, texas, i'm sonia moghe. ( marty ) san jose police say they have arrested two suspects in connection with a fatal shooting in 20-16 that killed two men. in may -- police arrested issac david brown on your left and raymond gabriel on your right. but police delayed announcing the arrests so they could contact witnesses to help them identify the suspects. the shooting happened near san jose state university. one of the victims died at the hospital -- the other died a few days later. authorities havent released many details, including the

motive of the shootings. both men are scheduled to be in court on september seventh. ( marty ) the fight over the death penalty in california is now shifting to the method of execution. if approved, revised regulation would allow death row inmates to be executed using one of two different drugs or the gas chamber. california corrections officials filed the revised regulations one day after the state supreme court upheld a measure that would speed up the appeal process. executions have been on hold for over a decade due to numerous legal challenges to the state's process. the last time a prisoner was executed was 2006. about 750 inmates are currently on death row. ( marty ) people in arlington, virginia were quick to gather when six nazi supporters were photographed holding a public ceremony on friday. this is the photo that stirred anger among neighbors... a group of nazis at shopping center friday afternoon. a man

who was getting his hair cut nearby snapped the photo. and it was quickly circulated. and in a matter of hours-- an anti-protest had been organized. dozens were in attendance including this woman whose parents fled nazi germany. ( marty ) the people in the photo were marking the 50-th anniversary since the founder of american nazi party was killed. ( marty ) more rallys for peace were held in barcelona... around 500-thousand people gathered in a show of unity under the slogan "we are not afraid". the march is in response to last week's deadly van attack that killed 15 people and wounded more than 120 others. 22 of the wounded are still being treated in hospitals. six are in critical condition. ( dave )hot day today, with heat statements for just about

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or insulin may cause low blood sugar. tell your doctor about all the medicines you take and if you have any medical conditions. so now that you know all that, what do you think? that it's time to think about jardiance. ask your doctor about jardiance. and get to the heart of what matters. (jr stone) we start in las

vegas -- floyd mayweather came out of retirement to face u-f-c lightweight champion of the world, conor mcgregor. it was an entertaining fight -- but mayweather wore mcgregor down mayweather defeated the u-f-c champion by a technical knockout in the tenth round. mayweather improves to a record after the fight -- mayweather said this was his last fight. (jr stone) the raiders in arlington to face the cowboys in their third preseason game. pro bowl left tackle donald penn back after holding

out for much of training camp. first play in the second quarter -- derek carr looking and finding cordarrelle patterson for a 17-yard touchdown -- oakland takes the lead 6-3 same quarter -- carr dissects the cowboys defense -- he finds amari cooper for a 48-yard touchdown carr played four series -- he finished with 114 yards and two touchdowns the raiders went on to lose the game 24-20 (jr stone) the giants taking on the diamondbacks in arizona saturday. madison bumgarner was on the hill -- he was looking for his fourth win of the year -- he got some help early on top fourth -- jarrett parker hits a solo jack to tie the game up at one bottom of the inning -- mad bum can't hold on to the lead -- j-d martinez hits a go-ahead homer diamondback win 2-1(jr stone) it was dennis eckersley day at the coliseum saturday -- the former a's pitcher threw out the first pitch. bottom third -- oakland down by one -- chad pinder spanks one over the

wall -- that tied the ball game up at two next inning -- matt joyce then tied at 2 matt joyce.grounds the ball up the middle --can't handle it. matt chapman scores the go-ahead run -- oakland hangs on to the lead a's win 8-3 (will) and a live report from berkeley -- where counter protesters continue to gather.... ( dave ) hot day today, with heat statements for just about all the bay. your forecast is next !

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look at afternoon highs today. it's gonna be a hot one today. a heat advisory is in effect this morning through tomorrow night for inland valleys in the bay area. with more here's dave spahr. (marty) another big story in the bay area is going to be the heat. a heat advisory is in effect this morning through tomorrow night for inland valleys in the bay area. this excessive heat can be very dangerous.

meteorologist dave spahr is here with what we can expect. (dave)strong high pressure over the western united states will maintain hot temperatures across inland areas through monday. coastal temperatures are expected to remain relatively mild due to weak onshore flow. slight cooling is forecast in most areas from tuesday into wednesday. warming is then expected once again late in the week. (marty) our top story this morning -- after mostly peaceful counter-protests yesterday in san francisco, another canceled alt-right rally scheduled for today in

berkeley is expected to draw crowds of demonstrators. kron 4's will tran is live in berkeley with more there is evidence that groups who've provoked violence in the past are latching onto the event and encouraging their followers show up - so a heavy police presence is expected

(marty) thanks will... we'll check in with you again soon. ( marty ) an 87-year-old stockton woman used her walker to fight off a man police say tried to sexually assault her while she slept. police say a man cut through the screen on mary kerr's patio door early wednesday morning. the 87-year-old says she woke up to the intruder lifting her nightgown. the man ran off after kerr screamed and she hit him multiple times with her walker. kerr wanted to

share her story to show that you're never too old to fight. ( marty ) mary suffered just minor injuries. and police are still searching for the intruder this morning.. (marty) coming up... you can party like it's 19-99 in this house just put on the market in michigan. how much money the 10 thousand square foot home is expected to go for. ( dave )hot day today, with heat statements for just about all the bay. your forecast is next !

tim and charlie, 4th graders. 3rd graders today, they don't know how easy they've got it. their new gogurt tubes are easy open. those things used to be impossible. and p.e. consist of sitting around on mats. now everybody breathe. hippies. what are they gonna work on tomorrow? blinking? new ez open gogurt. kids never had it so easy. buying the right home for

the right price is a process. but one mansion in michigan is going for a steal. but

it has one unique feature... syma chowdhry (sigh-ma chow- drie) has the story. mark z/realtor"i feel like i went back in time. the colors are very unique. the decor is very unique."the 90's called -- they want their house back! mark z is the realtor selling this mansion in waterford and he was taken aback when he first walked in.mark z/realtor "shocked that the decor has not been updated from back in time when this was the style." he isn't surprised the listing is starting to viral...the house on forest bay drive boasts more than 10,000 square feet, six bedrooms, eight bathrooms and this million dollar view.the various shades of pink, purple and turquoise travel from room to room.mark z/realtor"paint your home in neutral colors. this is the exact opposite of that spectrum."it's on sale for about $800,000 although it was appraised for $1.8 million. mark z/realtor"it's definitely going to be a harder sell because of the uniqueness of the colors and the decor." there are some cool features

like a home theater.mark z/realtor"indoor, in-ground pool in the lower level, which is awesome. it's an open floor plan. there's a lot of great things, a lot of bedrooms, a lot baths."syma chowdhry/reporter"mark z says it could cost anywhere from $500,000 to a million to update the inside." mark z/realtor"for remodeling they say anywhere from $50-$100 a square foot, i think you could recoup maybe 25% of that."mark z has a guarantee to sell a home or he will buy it - but this is a short sale so that could be tricky.mark z/realtor "we would definitely purchase it for the price that we are listing it at but in this case, like i said, we need the bank to approve it, so it kind of ties our hands."but it's okay - he believes a buyer is out there!mark z/realtor"there is a home for everyone." (marty) coming up ... there's been plenty of reaction to president trump's controversial pardon of former arizona sheriff joe arpaio. we'll tak e a look into the president's relationship with arpaio.

(marty) another big story in the bay area is going to be

the heat. a heat advisory is in effect this morning through tomorrow night for inland valleys in the bay area. this excessive heat can be very dangerous. meteorologist dave spahr is here with what we can expect. (dave)strong high pressure over the western united states will maintain hot temperatures across inland areas through monday. coastal temperatures are expected to remain relatively mild due to weak onshore flow. slight cooling is forecast in most areas from tuesday into wednesday. warming is then expected once again late in the week. ( marty ) there was a large

celebration in sacramento as hundreds of people visited a new exhibit at the california museum called the "unity center." doug johnson reports on the interactive experience aimed at inspiring community activism. alicia ahmed, featured in the facing assumptions exhibit "just hearing so many different stories. so many diverse people here sharing their story it's incredible." alicia ahmed (awk-med) is one of the people featured in the facing assumptions exhibit inside the new unity center. alicia ahmed, featured in the facing assumptions exhibit "i talked about how hate crimes affect me as a muslim youth here in california."she's glad her story can help widen the public's understanding, and defeat bigotry... by getting people familiar with her culture.alicia ahmed, featured in the facing assumptions exhibit "i know a lot of my friends in high school they had never even met a muslim." that's the idea behind the unity center.nats speech sacramento's mayor darell steinberg says he got involved

with the idea early on, when in 1999 there was a wave of hate crimes through out the area... including firebombings of the j-c-l, naacp and plan parenthood. mayor darrell steinberg, sacramento"we had this idea that we wanted a center, a unity center, where the 10s of thousands of kids who come to the capitol every year from around the state could walk across the street and have an experience that could affect their hearts and minds."amanda meeker, executive director ca museum "it's a serious of highly interactive exhibitions and an education program that goes with it. and it's really all about celebrating our diversity exploring our ca civil rights history and empowering people to take action to support their own rights and the rights of others."the center will also periodically host discussions on civil rights...natsto kick that off, carmichael native and national tv host lisa ling moderated a panel this morning... that featured sacramento police chief daniel hahn... stuart milk, harvey milk's nephew... and state senator holly mitchell.nats civil rights leader dolores huerta was also on the panel. she believes the unity center's opening could not have better timing.dolores huerta, civil rights leader "the new administration in the white house, they're taking away some of the policies we fought so hard for over the last several decades."(but with)"and this is exactly what we need right now."

( marty ) in national news... president trump makes a controversial move... pardoning joe arpaio. the former arizona sheriff was convicted of criminal contempt. arpaio defied a judge's order related to his hard-line tactics going after undocumented immigrants. sara sidner reports on president trump's relationship with the former sheriff. the case against arpaio and his department's behavior

began in 2007.a class action lawsuit accused him of implementing a policy of racial profiling and unlawful traffic stops of latinos. arpaio was sued accused of encouraging his deputies to detain people for no other reason than they were suspected of being in the country illegally. known for his tough speakhis departments work place raids, the tent city where inmates were housed..and the pink underwear he made inmates wear arpaio argued his department was simply enforcing the law.joe arpaio/then-maricopa county sheriff: "i'm the elected sheriff, i report directly to the people, and i'm not going to be subservient to the federal government when they have come up with no proof. " but arpaio lost his argument in the civil lawsuit. in 2013 a federal judge put an injunction in place ordering the department to halt unconstitutional policing practices.according to prosecutors and a federal judge. arpaio and his deputies defied the order. arpaio claimed that the order wasn't clear and he didn't mean to violate it... but a federal judge found arpaio showed a flagrant disregard for the court's order.his critics cheered the decision.

mary rose wilcox/former maricopa county supervisor: "racism in any form is wrong and joe arpaio again has been the center of racist policies and racist attitudes and he has been criminally convicted." from the start in 1999 when sheriff joe arpaio was elected to officehe began a crusade against undocumented immigrants. his deputies actions terrified not only undocumented immigrants but anyone who looked like they could be.nats: donald trump will build the law.arpaio's fiery speech, and immigration policies .gave him a kind of celebrity status in conservative circlesand a kinship with the man who would become the 45th president. sara sidner cnn los angeles ( marty ) a man is recovering in the hospital after being hit by lightning. we'll show you how he survived the strike. ( dave )hot day today, with heat statements for just about all the bay. your forecast is next !

a man was hit by lightning while hiking in the sierra. he was burned, but he survived. ali wolf show us the efforts taken by emergency responders to get the hiker out of the remote area.

on tinker knob tuesday.. when....(officer david white - flight officer paramedic chp) "all the sudden bang a big boom a big flash of light and they dont see him"chp medics used this helicopter to bring steinhuber to safety.an incredible story--with an unlikely outcome..and an important lesson about lightning in the mountains: (officer david white - flight officer paramedic chp)"its rare to get hit by lightning but when you travel up to the mountains to the mountains and theres thunder storms youve just really increased your chances" ( marty ) the hiker is in fair condition at the u-c davis hospital burn center in sacramento. he says he feels lucky that he survived and is grateful for the quick response from rescuers. ( marty ) a major alt right rally and protests planned today in berkeley. kron 4's will tran will have more in a live report.

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violence. this sunday morning an extreme right-wing group is

promising a rally in berkeley and the city is not taking any chances.

the heat. a heat advisory is in effect this morning through tomorrow night for inland valleys in the bay area. this excessive heat can be very dangerous. meteorologist dave spahr is here with what we can expect. (dave)strong high pressure over the western united states will maintain hot temperatures across inland areas through monday. coastal temperatures are expected to remain relatively mild due to weak onshore flow. slight cooling is forecast in most areas from tuesday into wednesday. warming is then expected once again late in the week. (marty) our top story this morning -- after mostly peaceful counter-protests

yesterday in san francisco, another canceled alt-right rally scheduled for just an hour from now in berkeley is expected to draw crowds of demonstrators. kron 4's will tran is live in berkeley with more there is evidence that groups who've provoked violence in the past are latching onto the event and encouraging their followers show up - so a heavy police presence is expected

if you must go to berkeley today -- plan to leave backpacks, dogs, glass bottles, masks and a long list of dozens of other items behind or you can be cited or arrested. (marty) thanks will... we'll

check in with you again soon.

( marty ) though organizers cancelled the patriot prayer rally in san francisco yesterday, they still showed up in several places to explain why. kron four's spencer blake was there as they met with reporters in pacifica. joey gibson is the man behind the patriot prayer rally that never happened in san francisco saturday.he canceled it less than 24 hours before it happened, for one main reason:"you have these antifa punks - three or four of them - or anarchists, that show up dressed in all black and they start burning things down, they start breaking windows, and they hijack the whole message."other co-organizers say they feared for their safety as they saw elected leaders label their rally as white supremacist gathering."i have received threats - numerous threats - since this has happened, and it's all based on lies."organizers say they also worried violence would break out because police decided to allow rally-goers and protesters to intermingle. "it's a no-brainer. we here in nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, so we don't have the

violence. we don't want the violence."they insisted they're not in town to promote racism, but to support love, peace, and freedom - no matter your political affiliation. "until we bring these moderates together and we stand against the extremists, it's going to be the same problem over and over again." one of the would-be speakers expressed frustration that people didn't see the patriot rally for what they wanted it to be."i wanted to talk about issues in the black community. i wanted to talk about issues with trans people, homeless people in the streets.sorry, it got emotional."throughout the rest of the day, people spotted gibson making appearances in crissy field and at civic center plaza. (looklive)next week, gibson says the group has a march planned in portland.he's hoping for a peaceful event where moderate conservatives áand liberals can come together to debate.in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. ( marty ) you can stay on top of this story is through our website kron four dot com. we will send you breaking

news push alerts directly to your phone. and - don't forget you can download the kron four mobile app for free in the app store and google play (marty) coming up. the death toll continues to rise as residents assess the damage from hurricane harvey. a report on the latest from texas coming up. and the fight over the death penalty in california continues -- what new changes the state is considering to the controversial practice. plus another string of thefts strikes bart stations around the bay area. details just ahead. who are these people?

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

bay area have some riders on edge. they all happened within the past 24 hours. the 1st was reported just after 8 am when a victim said

that her iphone was stolen at the embarcadero station in san francisco. then just before 11 am a police officer at the hayward station tried stop another phone thief. the suspect threw down a stolen phone and continued to run. several other crimes were reported throughout the afternoon including someone who had money stolen from her purse. there was another cell phone theft, and two car break ins. ( dave )hot day today, with heat statements for just about all the bay. your forecast is next !

( marty ) here's a live look at houston and the flood damage from hurricane harvey. the storm could drop as much as 40 inches of rain in the area.

(marty) another big story in the bay area is going to be the heat. a heat advisory is in effect this morning through tomorrow night for inland valleys in the bay area. this excessive heat can be very dangerous. meteorologist dave spahr is here with what we can expect. (dave)strong high pressure over the western united states will maintain hot temperatures across inland areas through monday. coastal temperatures are expected to remain relatively mild due to weak onshore flow. slight cooling is forecast in most areas from tuesday into wednesday. warming is then expected once again late in the week.

sylvester turner, houston: it's a serious storm. it's going to last four or five days and quite frankly this is day one.officials are urging those in the area to stay off the roads this morning.voice of karen othon, texas department of transportation: we've had an incredible amount of rainfall that has come through our area overnight and continues to fall. it's extrememly dangerous, and life-threatening flooding is in progress. harvey became a tropical storm saturday afternoon, after making landfall late friday night as a category 4 hurricane with winds of 130 miles per hour. the storm's aftermath already includes widespread power outages, and devastation in places like hard-hit rockport. matthew otero/lives in rockport, tx: you see people work their lives to build something and in one night it's all gone. ( marty ) san jose police say they have arrested two suspects in connection with a fatal shooting in 20-16 that killed two men. in may -- police arrested issac david brown on your left and raymond gabriel

on your right. but police delayed announcing the arrests so they could contact witnesses to help them identify the suspects. the shooting happened near san jose state university. one of the victims died at the hospital -- the other died a few days later. authorities havent released many details, including the motive of the shootings. both men are scheduled to be in court on september seventh. ( marty ) the fight over the death penalty in california is now shifting to the method of execution. if approved, revised regulation would allow death row inmates to be executed using one of two different drugs or the gas chamber. california corrections officials filed the revised regulations one day after the state supreme court upheld a measure that would speed up the appeal process. executions have been on hold for over a decade due to numerous legal challenges to the state's process. the last time a prisoner was executed was 2006. about 750 inmates are currently on

death row. ( marty ) people in arlington, virginia were quick to gather when six nazi supporters were photographed holding a public ceremony on friday. this is the photo that stirred anger among neighbors... a group of nazis at shopping center friday afternoon. a man who was getting his hair cut nearby snapped the photo. and it was quickly circulated. and in a matter of hours-- an anti-protest had been organized. dozens were in attendance including this woman whose parents fled nazi germany. ( marty ) the people in the photo were marking the 50-th anniversary since the founder of american nazi party was killed. ( marty ) more rallys for peace were held in barcelona... around 500-thousand people gathered in a show of unity under the slogan "we are

not afraid". the march is in response to last week's deadly van attack that killed 15 people and wounded more than 120 others. 22 of the wounded are still being treated in hospitals. six are in critical condition. ( marty ) coming up... connor mcgregor and floyd mayweather finally square off in the ring. did mcgregor pull of the upset of the century? highlights after the break. ( dave )hot day today, with heat statements for just about all the bay. your forecast is next ! we start in las vegas --

floyd mayweather came out of retirement to face u-f-c lightweight champion of the world, conor mcgregor. it was an entertaining fight --

but mayweather wore mcgregor down mayweather defeated the u-f-c champion by a technical knockout in the tenth round. mayweather improves to a historic 50-0 record after the fight -- mayweather said this was his last fight.(jr stone) the raiders in arlington to face the cowboys in their third preseason game. pro bowl left tackle donald penn back after holding out for much of training camp. first play in the second quarter -- derek carr looking and finding cordarrelle patterson for a 17-yard touchdown -- oakland takes the lead 6-3 same quarter -- carr dissects the cowboys defense -- he finds amari cooper for a 48-yard touchdown carr played four series -- he finished with 114 yards and two touchdowns the raiders went on to lose the game 24-20 (jr stone) the giants taking on the diamondbacks in arizona saturday. madison bumgarner was on the hill --

he was looking for his fourth win of the year -- he got some help early on top fourth -- jarrett parker hits a solo jack to tie the game up at one bottom of the inning -- mad bum can't hold on to the lead -- j-d martinez hits a go-ahead homer diamondback win 2-1(jr stone) it was dennis eckersley day at the coliseum saturday -- the former a's pitcher threw out the first pitch. bottom third -- oakland down by one -- chad pinder spanks one over the wall -- that tied the ball game up at two next inning -- matt joyce then tied at 2 matt joyce.grounds the ball up the middle --can't handle it. matt chapman scores the go- ahead run -- oakland hangs on to the lead a's win 8-3 (will) and a live report from berkeley -- where counter protesters continue to gather.... ( dave ) hot day today, with heat statements for just

about all the bay. your forecast is next ! ♪ nanana a little soul a little tune to play to make the good times roll here we go nanananananana nanananananana here we go♪ crazy square: eyyyyy crazy square: uh oh from our crazy delicious family to yours. crave those crazy squares here is a live look at

afternoon highs today. it's gonna be a hot one today. a heat advisory is in effect this morning through tomorrow night for inland valleys in the bay area. with more here's dave spahr. (marty) another big story in the bay area is going to be the heat. a heat advisory is in effect this morning through tomorrow night for inland valleys in the bay area. this excessive heat can be very dangerous. meteorologist dave spahr is here with what we can expect. (dave)strong high pressure over the western united states

will maintain hot temperatures across inland areas through monday. coastal temperatures are expected to remain relatively mild due to weak onshore flow. slight cooling is forecast in most areas from tuesday into wednesday. warming is then expected once again late in the week. (marty) our top story this morning -- after mostly

peaceful counter-protests yesterday in san francisco, another canceled alt-right rally scheduled for today in berkeley is expected to draw crowds of demonstrators. kron 4's will tran is live in berkeley with more there is evidence that groups who've provoked violence in the past are latching onto the event and encouraging their followers show up - so a heavy police presence is expected

(marty) thanks will... we'll

check in with you again soon.

back to a big story we are following this morning... huge crowds in san francisco responding to a "patriot prayer" rally that was cancelled. civic center plaza filled with counter- protesters for what became an upbeat celebration of love and tolerance. ( marty ) it was a busy day of mostly peaceful demonstrations. police made only one arrest in the city, at alamo square for public intoxication. here's a look at the massive crowd of anti-hate demonstrators on market street saturday afternoon. that was just one of several counter protests to the right-wing rally that ended up fizzling. kron4's maureen kelly talked to those who took to the streets. barricades and police officers could be seen on the streets surrounding the location of the second scrapped patriot prayer gathering. it left these two who wanted to counter protest with a pillow fight.without a place to go.

nazis antifa are poor people we should be fighting the 1% nats of chantingsisters of perpetual indulgance chanted against hate.part of the massive crowd of people who had started in the castro and then filled the eastbound lanes of market street on to join the city sponsored rally at civic center. some carried rainbow flags.one man threw glitter.but says he had no plans to throw it on members of the nationlist group if they turned up.no i'm not gonna share with them they don't like glitterone woman i talked to said it was good to see so many people rallying together for a common cause.i think it's really encouraging it's very uplifting to be around a lot of people who feel similarly although in san francisco usually feels like thatone splinter group of counterprotestors who had started around alamo square broke off and gathered at 24th and mission.someone burned president trump in efigy. others danced in celebrati0n. we did this in the san francisco summer of love the true authentic summer of love not a lustful hedonistic summer of love but a compassionate love of human beings and soul of that's what we had today in san francisco he called today's counter protests a total victory. maureen kelly kron4 news

(marty) coming up... you can party like it's 19-99 in this house just put on the market in michigan. how much money the 10 thousand square foot home is expected to go for. ( dave )hot day today, with heat statements for just about all the bay. your forecast is next !

( marty ) buying the right home for the right price is a process. but one mansion in michigan is going for a steal. but it has one unique feature... syma chowdhry (sigh-ma chow-drie) has the story. mark z/realtor"i feel like i

went back in time. the colors are very unique. the decor is very unique."the 90's called -- they want their house back! mark z is the realtor selling this mansion in waterford and he was taken aback when he first walked in.mark z/realtor "shocked that the decor has not been updated from back in time when this was the style." he isn't surprised the listing is starting to viral...the house on forest bay drive boasts more than 10,000 square feet, six bedrooms, eight bathrooms and this million dollar view.the various shades of pink, purple and turquoise travel from room to room.mark z/realtor"paint your home in neutral colors. this is the exact opposite of that spectrum."it's on sale for about $800,000 although it was appraised for $1.8 million. mark z/realtor"it's definitely going to be a harder sell because of the uniqueness of the colors and the decor." there are some cool features like a home theater.mark z/realtor"indoor, in-ground pool in the lower level, which is awesome. it's an open floor plan. there's a lot of great things, a lot of bedrooms, a

lot baths."syma chowdhry/reporter"mark z says it could cost anywhere from $500,000 to a million to update the inside." mark z/realtor"for remodeling they say anywhere from $50-$100 a square foot, i think you could recoup maybe 25% of that."mark z has a guarantee to sell a home or he will buy it - but this is a short sale so that could be tricky.mark z/realtor "we would definitely purchase it for the price that we are listing it at but in this case, like i said, we need the bank to approve it, so it kind of ties our hands."but it's okay - he believes a buyer is out there!mark z/realtor"there is a home for everyone." (marty) coming up ... an exclusive kron4 news interview with a legendary bay area musician who just released a new memoir. ( dave )hot day today, with heat statements for just about all the bay. your forecast is next !

live look outside...sutro tower. (dave) strong high pressure over the western united states will maintain hot temperatures across inland areas through monday. coastal temperatures are expected to remain relatively mild due to weak onshore flow. slight cooling is forecast in most areas from tuesday into wednesday. warming is then expected once again late in the week. ( marty ) bay area born musician

pete escovedo is known around the world as a latin jazz superstar. and he has a just released memoir titled - 'my life in the key of e.' kron4's pam moore spoke exclusively with him. this.... is the pete escovedo the world of music knows.."i love music. i love to get on stage.. that thing that happens to you magically when you put your foot on the stage" music has dominated his life ... his father sang.. and early on, he played bay area jazz clubs with his brothers and friends.but many do not know ... this pete escovedo.. "i went to capetown in africa and i said this would be cool to paint mom and all the kids in africa"while his love of music and painting both blossomed when he was

very young .. painting now seems to be moving more to the forefront .."when i'm home i'm painting.. just me.. it's a whole different story.. whole different feeling.""as you can see they're all kinda different.. different moods.. different kinds of ways of painting ..i don't have one example or style."'"if you miss the escovedo exhibit you can still see some of his work here at the blackhawk museum.. look at this... or at stella's.. also on the plaza.." and, there is yet another side to pete escovedo... he is sharing the evolution of his music.. his art and family... in his new book...'my life in the key of e'.."i hope they get a sense of family because that's what we're all about. we're very close knit family.. we play music together.. we travel together .. since sheila instead of sheila escovedo.. went to sheila e

because prince said that .. so we became the e family so i thought well this is cool "my life in the key of e"."three women in each.. because of the 3 women in my life.. my wife and my two daughters"those three women - his wife of more than 60 years - juanita .. daughters zina and sheila.. and sons juan and peter ... all bound together through family and music." so amazing to watch you play since i was three years old to see you here making music 82 years young and still playing -applause "the escovedo's have produced c-ds and videos together.. and while they mostly live in southern california now ... they have deep roots and affection for the bay area and oakland .. "thanks bay area" applause.. while the rigors of a musician on the road are causing him to slow down a bit.. he admits finding new peace in his painting..+"i know the day i do stop playing i still have the art so i'm still gonna be creating so it will be a wonderful change"so the book .. filled with memories from letters and journals he kept over the years ... captures it

all.. "especially since turning 82 i thought it would be nice to tell everyone where i came from ..how i started.. basically my life in oakland the bay area.. family ... music.. painting. it's been quite a journey". journey".it's been quite a music.. painting. area.. family ... oakland the bay my life in oakland the bay area.. family ... music.. painting. it's been quite a journey".

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lightning while hiking in the sierra. he was burned, but he survived. ali wolf show us the efforts taken by emergency responders to get the hiker out of the remote area.

chp officer david white calls it "crazy"(officer david white - flight officer paramedic chp) "whats really crazy is that he survived a lot of people that get hit by lightning dont survive"officer white says steinhuber was walking ahead of his girlfriend and friend on tinker knob tuesday.. when....(officer david white - flight officer paramedic chp) "all the sudden bang a big boom a big flash of light and they dont see him"chp medics used this helicopter to bring steinhuber to safety.an incredible story--with an unlikely outcome..and an important lesson about lightning in the mountains: (officer david white - flight officer paramedic chp)"its rare to get hit by lightning but when you travel up to the mountains to the mountains and theres thunder storms youve just really increased your chances" ( marty ) the hiker is in fair condition at the u-c davis hospital burn center in sacramento. he says he feels lucky that he survived and is grateful for the quick response from rescuers. ( marty ) social media users were surprised by a black out when they weren't able to log into their accounts.. both facebook and instagram went down around six a-m saturday morning.

that's according to down- detector. a website that tracks real-time outages. users reported having trouble logging into their accounts, as well as posting, sharing or refreshing their feeds. facebook blamed an unspecified technical issue. it's still unclear what caused the problem. both platforms are now back up and running. ad lib final 7 day forecast thats kron 4 news weekend for this saturday morning... i'm marty gonzalez. from all of us thanks for watching. join us for kron4 news weekend tomorrow morning

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