course. this was the scene just before noon as a dc 10 air tanker made short work of a hot spot that was burning along a steep slope as firefighters on the ground were formulating their plan of attack.unit chief derek witmer/calfire santa clara unit"....we're looking at some steep, rough, rocky terrain which is making control efforts difficult so we're coming up with a plan to fight it along the ridge tops with dozer and hose lines to keep the fire contained...." gilroy resident cesar vega snapped these dramatic photos after dark last night. one firefighter was injured and

rushed to the hospital after he stumbled in the dark and fell40 feet down a steep ridge as residents made ready to flee.nepar penn/eagle ridge resident"....it was crazy, i was so panicked, i started to pack up all my stuff, there were firefighters and police everywherein the streets...." the fire got a head start this morning as the air attack was grounded by smoke and haze but once cleared for takeoff, about mid morning, a helicopter and fixed wing aircraft were making steady progress, the chopper taking advantage of nearby water hazards at eagle ridge golf course. firefighters are optimistic but the changing weather pattern and lack of resourcesare presenting a challenge. unit chief derek witmer/calfire"....we are in transition now, we in red flag until about 9 this morning but now were getting some breezes in from the south and both high and low pressures and we might get some downbursts and we are concerned about the possibility of lighting and sub tropical stuff coming in from the south...."

(rob live) as for the cause. officially it's still under investigation. but several residents tell methe police were out here right after the fire broke out and they were asking a lot of questions about reports some kids were shooting off illegal fireworks in the area. live in gilroy rob fladeboe kron 4 news (catherine) fire officials in los angeles say the la tuna fire -- which began friday -- is no longer considered an active blaze. however that could change -- depending on the speed and direction of the winds. governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency for los angeles county yesterday...but rain and cooler weather have since been helping out fire crews. more than 7-thousand acres have burned - making this one of the biggest fires los angeles has ever seen. four people have been injured

- including minor burns and severe dehydration. homes have also been destroyed. (sot) ralph terrazas / lafd fire chief: "we've lost four houses, which i think is a testament to the outstanding work done by the firefighters from this region, this city, this county, and from throughout the state" since the winds could kick up again -- fire officials were not immediately reducing the number of crews on the scene. it's not clear yet how the fire began... (vicki) some good news to report - the evacuation orders for all areas surrounding the ponderosa fire in butte county... have been lifted. the fire has burned more than four thousand acres - since it broke out last week. crews say the flames are 68-percent contained. the fire has destroyed 54 structures - including 32 homes. more than 15 hundred firefighting personnel are currently working to put the wildfire out. (vicki) and - in trinity county.... the helena fire as now grown to nearly 9-thousand acres. it is now 14-

percent contained this evening... it started wednesday near the town of helena, west of weaverville along highway 299. 72 homes have been destroyed and dozens more are still threatened. the cause of the fire is under investigation. (catherine) the crews on the scene of these wildfires have been getting a little bit of a break from the heat...and are grateful for some cooler temperatures moving in.. (vicki) meteorologist lawrence karnow is here - with more on this cooling trend lawrence? lawrence karnow: plenty of clouds swept across our skies today and we even had some rain too. highs were much cooler with the warmest locations in the 70s. doppler radar is picking up the

subtropical showers as they swept north through the bay area. it wasn't much but it was enough to get the windshield wipers going in some spots. there's still a chance we could see a few more showers and even an isolated thunderstorm tonight. hurricane irma has strengthened to a category 4 storm. the latest track brings it toward florida this weekend. you can see the clouds in the pacific from former tropical storm lydia. it helped to cool our temperatures and bring the showers but it also made it feel muggy on this labor day. (catherine) make sure you

have the kron4 mobile app to track the weather. we'll also let you know when breaking news happens in your neighborhood - through push alerts. the app is free to download. (vicki) happening tomorrow... president donald trump is expected to end protections for young immigrants brought into the country illegally. but that will come after a six- month delay. he's expected to end the program known as "deferred action for childhood arrivals" or daca. (vicki) and - the decision could affect hundreds of thousands of people enrolled in the program...and many of them have questions about what might happen next.(catherine) kron four's spencer blake got some answers from an immigration attorney. he joins us live from berkeley - where a protest is already scheduled for tomorrow. spencer, how fast does the attorney think that things will happen? attorney jesse lloyd actually thinks it would take a long time for someone covered by daca to be removed from the country.but of course, that

doesn't take the worry away from his clients. tuesday we will know whether president trump plans to end deferred action for childhood arrivals, or daca, altogether, or whether he'll punt on it and give congress time to come up with a legislative solution. "i don't think it's going to be a big surprise for anyone. they've all been concerned about it. a lot of them are looking for other benefits." immigration attorney jesse lloyd has helped hundreds of clients with daca benefits.as they wait for the official announcement from the white house, they worry they'll lose their jobs at best, or be deported at worst."it's important to remember that unless you actually have a deportation order against you, you do have a right to fight your case in deportation proceedings if those start." lloyd points out tuesday's decision could place daca recipients into deportation áproceedings immediately, but the legal fight against those proceedings could take multiple years.so it's unlikeley most dreamers would have to leave right away.

internal reports from the white house have said the president will delay the end of daca for six months, but it's too early to tell exactly what that would mean."is that gonna be after six months everybody's protection expires or terminates? or is it there's no extensions after six months? we don't really know at this point."in the meantime, some current dreamers may be able to apply for asylumor to receive family benefits.losing work authorization could be one of the most immediate realities they'd face.whatever happens tuesday"this is the next step, but it's not the end." if trump does end daca tomorrow, there is a protest planned for right here on u-c berkeley's campus, at five o'clock.live in berkeley, spencer blake, kron four news. "his abusive use of missiles and his nuclear threats show that he is begging for war. " (vicki) north korea triggers an emergency meeting of the u=n security council, as president trump once again raises the threat of an american military response.from north korea - a nuclear test and reports of imminent new missile launches. (catherine)the tensions keep

ratcheting up.pam moore is in the newsroom with hat might happen next.pam? (pam) the bay area is now within range of north korea's most powerful missile. now that nation has reportedly developed a hydrogen bomb capable of leveling an entire city. and tonight... . neither north korea nor president trump is showing signs of backing down, potentially leaving millions of lives at risk. natmost of those lives are in south korea.seoul, the capital, is just 35 miles from the demilitarized zone, well within range of north korean artillery.a shadow of war hangs over the late=summer crowds.this man says, "we are the ones dealing with this directly, ... if there's war it will be on this peninsula." "war is never something the united states wants. we don't want it now, but our country's patience is not unlimited."u=n ambassador nikki haley spoke 24 hours after president trump left the door open to force. "mr. president, will you attack north korea?" "we'll see."

over the weekend north korea 's successfully tested what it says was its first hydrogen bomb, five times more powerful than any earlier nuclear test. north korea says it is responding to provocations in the south,natamerican and south korean jets have been carrying out mock attacks, with b-1 bombers making the 4=thousand mile round trip from guam.natat dawn today, south korea began conducting its own military exercises. fighter bombers launched cruise missiles capable of reaching north korea's nuclear test sites.and south korean army troops fired off salvos of ballistic missiles.natwhile both sides flex their military muscles, south korea's leader is calling for more dialogue with the north,that drew a surprising rebuke from

president trump on twitter.he wrote, "south korea is finding, as i have told them, that their talk of appeasement with north korea will not work, they only understand one thing!" (pam) china is pushing back against president trump's threat of a military response, saying, it will never allow the korean peninsula to fall into chaos and war. (vicki) as texas begins to pick up the pieces from hurricane harvey... another major storm is headed for the states. (vicki) coming up on kron four news - what we are learning about hurricane irma... which is now a category four. (catherine) then, the nurse seen being arrested in a now famous video - is talking about what happened. what she's saying about the ordeal. (vicki) and next, thousands of people take to the streets all across the nation... demanding for a

minimum wage increase. a look at some of the rallies - happening in the bay area. (male announcer) shop like a pro at bass pro shops for huge savings!

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oakland was the scene of two major labor day rallies today...including a march to city hall. (catherine) the san francisco labor council joined forces with the alameda labor council, community activists and union members... they're all demanding an increase in the minimum wage

and the right to form a union...(vicki) kron4's haaziq madyun was with the marchers earlier today and has this report. it is labor day in oakland. that means it is time for hundreds of workers participating in a nationwide labor day strike to do some marching"what do we want? union! when do we want it? now!"the day got started with a rally for minimum wage workers at this mcdonalds restaurant on jackson street. these marchers say it is time for fast food workers to earn $15 dollars an hour and have the right to unionize increasing the minimum wage is just one of the reasons justin king is marching

way more than that. it's about providing those benefits and being able to take care of your family in this expensive bay area">march ended here at frank ogawa plaza where union organizers fired up the crowd "workers are under attack. what do we do? stand up fight back!"while many of the ralliers are here demanding 15- dollars and hour and the right to form a union, there are other folks who are gainfully employed who came to show their solidarity on this labor day...like lydia majure, a neuroscientist who makes a more than 15-dollars an hour the rally ended peacefully. organizers say the next step is a massive 2018 voter registration drive aimed at unseating any politicians who do not support $15-and a union. in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (catherine) the state minimum wage is now ten- dollars and 50-cents...

that's if you have 26 or more employees. it's only ten- dollars if there are fewer... this is a list of bay area cities and their minimum wages. san francisco - 14 dollars. oakland - 12- dollars and 86-cents. san jose - 12 dollars. and san mateo with 12-dollars. (vicki) another big story we are tracking tonight... as harvey's rainfall tapered off over the weekend in texas... the region is starting to take stock of the damage as it enters the next phase of recovery. the trump administration sent congress - a request for nearly 6- billion... in new money to support disaster response efforts for hurricane harvey. but as omar jimenez reports, the ultimate price tag for the massive recovery efforts are expected to be much, much higher. ánat from city/relief efforts?á labor day signifies the beginning of a new chapter in houston.a city now 95 percent drymostly operationalwith businesses expected to reopen by tuesday. but there's still a long way to go.ánat recovery centeráseptember sundays are

typically reserved for football for jj wattbut not this one he's helping distribute supplies to the thousands still in shelters and the many wondering where they'll go next. ---sot---jj watt, houstan texas football player: "houston, we are all with you, you have a whole team, you have a whole city behind you." watt has helped raise more than 18 million dollars...but the region is going to need much more.in beaumont texasresidents are still struggling with supplies of drinking water. federal officials now say people there will have to boil what they use for possibly up to a month. ánat of arrival/walkingá senator john cornynhouse majority leader kevin mccarthyand congressman randy weber were briefed on the situation there monday.rep. kevin mccarthy, (r) majority leader: every step of the way, we'll make sure we are here for the state of texasand while they stopped in texasthey'll be part of bringing the fight for funding to washington.gov. abbott: let's not compare it to sandy, let's compare it to katrina. listen, the population size and the geographic size is far larger than katrina and i think sandy combined.the white house is asking for nearly

eight billion dollars in disaster reliefas congress returns to washington on tuesday. in kingwood texas, i'm omar jimenez. (vicki) authorites are now blaming the storm for at least 60 deaths... but that number could still rise as it will take weeks for the water level to go down. (vicki) and if you would like to help the victims of hurricane harvey... you can donate to the salvation army. just text the word "storm" to the number on your screen "51-555". you can also long onto our website kron four-dot-com for more information. (catherine) hurricane irma is growing in strength and is now a dangerous category four storm....its path is still unclear - but there's concern that irma could eventually threaten florida.. it's now approaching the northeast caribbean and could hit that region on tuesday. this is a shot of the storm today just after daybreak.... among the places where hurricane warnings are in place -- antigua and barbuda... with a hurricane watch in effect for places including

puerto rico and the virgin islands. this is video from inside a noaa hurricane hunters flight...during a reconnaissance mission through the storm. emergency officials are warning that the hurricane could dump up to 10 inches of rain, unleash landslides and dangerous flash floods....and also generate waves up to 23 feet. florida governor rick scott has declared a state of emergency and has been posting warnings on twitter.... including this one - where he says "encourage your loved ones to have a plan ahead of any potential storm." he wants to make sure residents have disaster supply kits ready.......just in case the hurricane reaches his state. lawrence karnow: plenty of clouds swept across our skies today and we even had some rain too. highs were much cooler with the warmest

locations in the 70s. doppler radar is picking up the subtropical showers as they swept north through the bay area. it wasn't much but it was enough to get the windshield wipers going in some spots. there's still a chance we could see a few more showers and even an isolated thunderstorm tonight. hurricane irma has strengthened to a category 4 storm. the latest track brings it toward florida this weekend. you can see the clouds in the pacific from former tropical storm lydia. it helped to cool our temperatures and bring the showers but it also made it feel muggy on this labor day. highs tomorrow around the state will be cooler but still hot in the central valley. and watch out for thunderstorms in the sierra. around the bay we will see partly cloudy skies. there's still a slight chance of a few isolated showers in the morning before partial clearing in the afternoon. highs will be in the 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay, and 60s at the coast. more fog and cooler temperatures are expected midweek before clearing out and warming up next weekend.

(vicki) coming up, beach goers in southern california are nearly blown

away after a fast-moving storm causes havoc. a look at what happened - still ahead. (catherine) and next - months after a bridge in big sur was demolished... construction on a new one continues. we have video of the latest progress...

in contra costa county police arrest a man...they say exposed himself to children. it happened around eight last night in concord . a resident called authorities to report that his children said a man exposed himself to them. that resident sent his kids safely back in their home...then followed the suspect and called 9-1-1. once at the scene officers arrested the suspect...who's name has not yet been released tonight. (catherine) crews are hustling to finish up major work in big sur. they're on a tight schedule to get the pfeiffer canyon bridge project wrapped up... caltrans released this time-lapse video. now that crews have reached the south side.. the next step is to lower the bridge into place. caltrans hopes to have the 24- million dollar project done by

early next month. (catherine) once the bridge is lowered into place... crews still have a lot of work to do.. they'll add rebar and pour more than 500 cubic yards of concrete. (vicki) trapped in the flood waters from hurricane harvey.. a 14-year-old girl turns to her cell phone for help. who she called to rescue.... (catherine) and the water is inviting... especially in a heat wave. but it's not without danger. the warning that's good to remember - in any weather kron 4 news at five continues after this break. ♪ ♪

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combined with the holiday weekend has meant big crowds along the coast.(catherine) but it can also also mean danger if you're not careful. (vicki) kron four's will tran reports from ocean beach where the rip currents... swept a man out to sea this weekend. there are signs like this one all over san francisco's ocean beach warning people about the dangers of rip currents.but most people don't come to the beach to read signs... they

come to cool off... and maybe even go for a swim.people like matt herrick who come to surf. but even he knows the ocean is more powerful than he'll ever be.matt herrick/surfer-when i go out in the winter there is some serious power out there reporter-has a rip current ever come along and snatched you?matt herrick-as a surfer we are pretty aware even on a day like today you can see the rip currents and you paddle away. if you're caught unaware just paddle to the side, you have your board so you're not to worried but you definitely need to keep your eye outover the weekend the san francisco fire department had to rescue a man caught in a rip current.the fire department strongly discourages people from swimming in the ocean here. john mead and his girlfriend came to the beach to catch fish.. not waves.i asked him a few questions about rip currents.john mead/san francisco resident-what do you do if you're caught in a rip current? rip currents will take you directly off shore so

what you want to do is to swim either to the right or to the leftbut there are those who don't know much about rip currents.... like the woman on the left.(you swim with the current. you don't fight the current)(reporter- you swim to the left or the right)(to the left or the right of the current?)(reporter-you go parallel. she'll teach you) (i'm not going into the ocean so... )the fire department says if you can wade up to your knees.. but even then they say a rip current can grab you so you have to be careful at all times.in san francisco will tran kron 4 news (catherine) caught on camera. a fast-moving storm rolled through santa barbara... overturning nearly everything in its path. video shows things like chirs and umbrellas - flying through the air. . the violent weather also knocked down trees and power lines. beach goers who had

been trying to stay cool say they were suddenly drenched by heavy rain... and nearly blown away by wind speeds of 80 miles an hour. (sot) "this wind storm with hail just threw me by the beach, all the way dragged me by the boats to the fence where i had to hold on to the fence, and i barely could hold on, because it was pushing me. there were things flying, kayaks, boats" one person was injured - possibly by a kayak that blew through the air. the storm is believed to be a micro-burst, which is a sudden localized and powerful air current. they can behave in similar ways to a tornado. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with lawrence karnow.. lawrence karnow: plenty of clouds swept across our skies today and we even had some rain too. highs were much cooler with the warmest

locations in the 70s. doppler radar is picking up the subtropical showers as they swept north through the bay area. it wasn't much but it was enough to get the windshield wipers going in some spots. there's still a chance we could see a few more showers and even an isolated thunderstorm tonight. hurricane irma has strengthened to a category 4 storm. the latest track brings it toward florida this weekend. you can see the clouds in the pacific from former tropical storm lydia. it helped to cool our temperatures and bring the showers but it also made it feel muggy on this labor day.

(catherine) most bart trains are back up to speed...after heat-related delays this weekend.. the heat wave mean some trains were were running 10 to 20 minutes late over the weekend...and transit officials say that's because extreme heat can actually cause the rails to move. there are still some problems.... bart trains are not running between the 19th street and fruitvale stations or between the west oakland and fruitvale stations today. the lake merritt station is also closed. the royal family will soon be a little larger. britain's duchess of cambridge and her husband, prince william, announced today that they are expecting their third child. the royal couple already have four-year-old prince george and two-year-old princess charlotte. as with her first two pregnancies, the former kate middleton is suffering from extreme morning sickness.

she's currently being treated at kensington palace. in a statement, kensington palace says william's grandmother, queen elizabeth the second, is "delighted with the news" (catherine) still ahead - animal shelters in texas are overwhelmed by the number of lost pets afterhurricane harvey. how one bay area shelter is stepping in to help. (vicki) but first - it's the video that has now gone viral... a nurse being taken into custody for allegedly doing her job. hear what she has to say about the incident. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark.

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detained for refusing to draw blood samples from an unconscious patient is now telling her side of the story. "okay. no. we're done. we're done. you're under arrest. we're done."nats: screaming alex wubbels was following hospital policy and constitutional law when she denied the sample to officers... as the patient - who was not a suspect - had not given consent. she says officer jeff payne... the officer who arrested her... was agressive from the beginning. he even stormed off when she initially told him she would not take the sample. wubbles is now speaking out about the violent arrest saying she was doing her job... and thinks any nurse would the same. (alex wubbels / nurse arrested in dispute with police): "i can't speak for officer payne. but what i can say is that i stood my ground. i stood for what was right, which was to protect the patient. as a nurse - any nurse i think would have done exactly what i did." the department says

detective jeff payne and another officer are on full administrative leave pending a criminal investigation. wubbels says she's disappointed by the university of utah police and the department of public safety, which provide security for the hospital. officers from both departments were present for the arrest and she says they did nothing to stop it. (catherine) the mother of a man who died after running into a huge fire at the burning manfestival says he was attending the event in nevada for the first time... authorities say that aaron mitchell was not under the influence of alcohol whenit happened saturday.... but toxicology tests are underway to check for other drugs. mitchell was from oklahoma and had been living in switzerland with his wife. shocking photos are being released....showing the 41-year-old running right into the flamesof a giant wooden effigy being burned... he'd managed to break through a human chain of security officers...

his heartbroken parents say that his friends aren't talking and they don't know why he did it....suggesting that someone might have 'slipped' him something. mitchell was rescued by firefighters and later died at the u-c davis hospital. (vicki) still ahead... when 9-11 could not help... a 14-year-old girl trapped in the floodwaters of hurricane harvey turns to a popular app. find out how siri was able to call for help. (brittney) i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. (v ♪ sun to the farm ♪ ♪ to the seeds in a row ♪ ♪ goodness begins with the seed that you sow ♪

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dreamers... students allowed to stay in the u-s though they entered without the proper immigration documents... and tonight the dreamers are anxious about an announcement coming tomorrow. kron 4's pam moore is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron4 news at 6.(pam) as you've heard, the president is expected to announce

tomorrow, the end of daca... the program that allows these students to stay in the country and in school. immigrant rights lawyers are promising a fight. and activists are rallying support... planning major demonstrations across the country.(pam) and the need in texas is growing in the aftermath of hurricane harvey. what you need to know about those who are asking for donations. we will have those stories... and an update on the gilroy fire.. all coming up at six. for now.. let's get back to the news at five. (catherine) if you became trapped by rising floodwaters and experiencing a medical crisis-- and neither 9-1-1 nor social media were able to get you help-- what would you do? (vicki) a really bright ninth-grader facing those circumstances during hurricane harvey thought to ask "siri." the virtual assistant feature on the i-phone helped get the girl -- and her family -- to safety. elizabeth cohen has the story.

nats "do you have any fives?" "go fish!"14-year-old tyler frank is safe nowbut this was tyler's neighborhood in northeast houston when harvey hither house under water. tyler frank, age 14: "i started crying cuz i was scared, and i didn't know what to do."to make matters worse: tyler has sickle cell anemiaand she started to have what's called a sickle cell crisisparts of her body weren't getting enough oxygen. her mother tameko knew she was in danger.tameko frank/tyler's mother: "she was really, really sick her face had been turning blue, her mouth had been turning blue."sickand shivering in the raintyler frank, age 14: "the only thing i had to cover myself up with was a towel, but the towel got wet.even sick, tyler thought on her feet: she showed us what she did:tyler frank, age 14: "siri, call the coast guard."siri nats: "i found four places - tap the one you want to call."tyler got the coast guard on the line.tyler frank, age 14: "i told him i was like scared for my life. we're out here in the water. he was like tyler you're one brave boy, no guy he said guy,

and i was like i'm a girl! and he was like, oh you're one brave girl. and i was like thank you."the next day, this coast guard helicopter arrivedby then, tyler had a 103 degree fevertameko frank/tyler's mother: "he was asking is anybody sick that needs to go and i told him yes, i have a child with sickle cell, and she's very sick, and i need y'all to take her, and he was like we're looking for the elderly and we'll come back and get the parents and the kids."tyler frank, age 14: "they just left us. it made me feel like, why did they leave? we really need them."elizabeth cohen, reporter: "did it make you sad? tyler frank, age 14: "yeah, sad. it made me cry."in a statement to cnn, the coast guard said, "coast guard first responders were faced with an overwhelming request for assistance due to hurricane harvey. on-scene rescue crews made determinations based upon emergent factors, i.e. immediate, life-threatening situations, and the conditions faced on the scene."as a result, tyler and her family sat outside in the floodwaters for another dayuntil another coast guard helicopter rescued

them.tyler frank, age 14: "i was crying, but it wasn't sad tears. it was tears of joy cuz they came and got us and didn't abandon us." tyler's calls saved her and her family from the storm.she arrived at texas children's hospital, where sickle cell specialists treated her for four days. now, she and her mother and four brothers are staying in a hotel by the highway.tameko frank/tyler's mother: "we don't have nowhere to go. we don't have no clothes on our back. we only have what's been donated to us. our car is gone. house gone. everything's gone. we have to start over." elizabeth cohen, cnn, houston. (vicki) about 70 dogs and cats have been flown to the bay area from texas. a shelter in austin needed help finding homes for the animals it

already had in order to make room for the large number of pets that were lost in the storm. crews brought in 50 dogs and 20 cats. 4 different bay area crews are working together to find these animals a home. those groups include the san francisco s-p-ca... and charlie's acres of sonoma who donated the private jet to bring the animals to california. "it's challenging. it's a challenging time. and to see animals that are lost. like literally we couldn't take dogs that were picked up as stray because those dogs probably belong to people. so it was challenging to leave so many behind but knowing that they probably have families and knowing that there's more work to do."(vicki) these pets should be available for adoption by the end of next week. if you want to help foster or adopt you can find a list of the participating organizations on

kron 4 dot com. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. lawrence karnow: plenty of clouds swept across our skies today and we even had some rain too. highs were much cooler with the warmest locations in the 70s. doppler radar is picking up the subtropical showers as they swept north through the bay area. it wasn't much but it

was enough to get the windshield wipers going in some spots. there's still a chance we could see a few more showers and even an isolated thunderstorm tonight. hurricane irma has strengthened to a category 4 storm. the latest track brings it toward florida this weekend. you can see the clouds in the pacific from former tropical storm lydia. it helped to cool our temperatures and bring the showers but it also made it feel muggy on this labor day. highs tomorrow around the state will be cooler but still hot in the central valley. and watch out for thunderstorms in the sierra. around the bay we will see partly cloudy skies. there's still a slight chance of a few isolated showers in the morning before partial clearing in the afternoon. highs will be in the 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay, and 60s at the coast. more fog and cooler

temperatures are expected midweek before clearing out and warming up next weekend.

(vicki) september is here, and that means starbucks is bringing back its pumpkin spice latte!(catherine) several starbucks locations here in the bay are already selling the drink. the pumpkin space latte will officially be available tomorrow. regardless of when they're sold, the pumpkin spice latte is big business for starbucks. 200-million of them have been sold in its first 10 years of existence. (vicki) up next, a dine and dish worthy of a toast. after the break - i takes us to carneros ... for a celebration of all things bubbly.

(catherine) if you've ever taken a drive through wine country between napa and sonoma ... you've probably seen a huge chateau on a hill...called domaine carneros. (vicki) wonder what's inside? tonight on dine and dish - i pop the cork and gives us a peak. nothing says party like popping and pouring a bottle of bubbly.(tourists) someone likes their champagne? oh yes, the le reve. and the glasses are empty! champagne - sparkling wine. no matter what you call it - it's the beverage of celebrations. not that you need an excuse.(tourist) oh yes, happy as long it's pink. here at domaine carneros, visitors from all over come to celebrate the grape. peggy is our effervescent hostess.(hostess peggy) i'm the queen of bubbles. the queen of bubbles will pop and pour to your heart's content...and dispense some wine wisdom along with it. on the terrace - nestled between rows

of vineyards - people sip and soak up the scenery.(tourist) the sparkling wine and the warm weather... champagne and caviar make a great combo. czar nicolai caviar is from california. local rates high here.(tourist) california style sparkling wine it's probably in my opinion to french champagne. for the record - champagne is the name of a region in france where sparkling wine is produced. as for the fizz, there's a staggering 49 million bubbles in a bottle of champagne (vicki) call it champagne or sparkling wine... some people just call it bubbles... and that's worthy of a toast...in sonoma, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. (catherine) if you have a restaurant, bistro, cafe or restaurant, if you have a (catherine) if you have a restaurant,

bistro, cafe or bar... you'd like to see featured on 'dine and dish'. you can send an email to dine and dish at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out a form on our website. you can also check out our new 'dine and dish' facebook page (catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. vicki joins pam moore for kron 4 news at six. (pam) we are keeping an eye on the fire that is raging in the hills around gilroy tonight.(vo) the smoke is thick and some residents are being told to stay inside if possible... as fire crews try to get a handle on the 130-acre wildfire.(vicki)(vo) plus.. how the weekend heat had holiday revelers making changes at lake tahoe. and we'll find out if we are done with the heatwave.(pam) and anxiety is building over the the program that allowed so called dreamers to say in the u.s. for school. a full hour of news.. just ahead.. on kron 4 news at six. ahead.. on kron 4 news at six. (pam)

for years, men have enjoyed their man caves without guilt. now, it's mama's turn. welcome to my she shed. ...where i enjoy not cooking, not gardening, and not cleaning. ...where me and the girls can let loose. oh, look at the time! me time... mmm..brownies. fiber one 90 calorie brownies. allll mine. it is looking like a

nightmare is ahead for the 'dreamers'. within a matter of hours ... president trump is expected to announce he is ending the program ... putting the future of hundreds of thousands of immigrants brought to this country as children .. up in the air. (pam) good evening... i'm pam moore.(vicki ) and i'm vicki liviakis... steve is on assignment. the ending of daca has a lot of immigrants worried about what will happen to them and their families. kron four's spencer blake looks at the likely next steps as we wait on tuesday's announcement from the white house. (looklive)here on the u-c berkeley campus, there are plenty of students who were born in other countries, but only know the u-s as home.if deferred action for childhood arrivals comes to an end,

there's already a protest planned here for tuesday.(pkg) if daca comes to an end, attorney jesse lloyd doesn't think many of his clients will be surprised, but"a lot of them are concerned they're going to lose their jobs. a lot of them are concerned if they don't have something else, they're going to end up getting removed."deportation. splitting up a family. these fears are real for daca recipients."it's been really deflating to see the furor in people's eyes."that's why the protection exists in the first place.the general idea of deferred action for undocumented immigrants has been around in government for decades."what has been unique about daca is it has specifically targeted a very large group and a lot of these people had no other benefits. so it's been incredibly helpful to them."incredibly helpful, and also incredibly temporary.daca was designed to tide us over until we get a more permanent government solution, or a dream act, as you may have heard it called. it's likely the six month window we're expecting to hear about from president trump on tuesday will give congress some time to pass firm legislation on the issue."i think it's gonna be a possibility. i think the question's gonna be, 'at what cost?' i think it's very unlikely there will simply be a dream act as a stand-alone." lloyd expects republicans to throw additional provisions

into a dream act bill - like funding for a border wall, or a cut in overall immigration in coming years. as for what happens if daca ádoes end on tuesday?there may be some small comfort in knowing the timetable. "so someone who's never been in removal proceedings before, wouldn't get deported immediately." (looklive)lloyd is confident of that, because undocumented immigrants would still have the right to fight those removal proceedings if they start, and that's a legal process which could take years. in berkeley, spencer blake, kron four news. ( vicki ) we did see a few rallies today around the country in support of daca. a large crowd filled the streets of downtown los angeles. they joined up with marchers who were part of a minimum wage rally. daca is available to immigrants without criminal records who were brought to the united states when there were younger than 16 years old. it is estimated there are about 200- thousand deamers in california.

( vicki ) san francisco mayor ed lee is weighing in on the impending daca decision... putting out this statement today. "their families fled to america from war-torn countries and dire economic straits because they saw this country as a place of refuge and hope. to punish them for seeking a better life is unconscionably cruel." ( pam ) the san francisco public defender's office is also weighing in ... that office is one of the few that specializes in fighting deportation. the statement reads: "the elimination of the daca program will potentially affect thousands of young and productive san franciscans.... who were brought to this country as children... we must act immediately to provide both legal and community assistance to those who are most at risk of losing their legal status to remain in our country, including daca beneficiaries." ( vicki ) (2-shot) a wildfire that for a time last night threatened lives and property near gilroy is still out of control tonight.( pam ) the smoke is so bad... people who live near the fire are being told to stay in

their homes and keep their windows closed.( pam ) the ballybunion fire, named for a street in the eagle ridge golfdevelopment.... along santa teresa boulevard, has consumed a least 130- acres. kron four's rob fladeboe brings you up to date from the fire lines. brent jenkins lives on the street where the fire broke out. these photos show firefighters climbing a steep ridge to attack the flames after dark as jenkins and his neighbors were getting ready to evacuate.brent jenkins/lives near fire ".....we got the dogs in the crates and grabbed a few suitcases and just got things organized....."there would be no evacuations as the fire burned away from homes, up and over the ridge tops into ranch land where calfire attacked from the air with helicopters and fixed wing aircraft, including a d-c ten airtanker. firefighters keeping close tabs on the ever changing weather.chief derek witmer/calfire"...we're kind of in transition right now, we had a ref flag warning until 9

this morning but now we're getting cloud cover from the south with both high and low pressure, we could also get some downbursts and lightning brent jenkins lives on the street where the fire broke photos show firefighters climbing a steep ridge to attack the flames after dark as jenkins and his neighbors were getting ready to evacuate. brent jenkins/lives near fire ".....we got the dogs in the crates and grabbed a few suitcases and organized....." there would evacuations as the fire burned away from homes, up and over the ridge tops into ranch land where calfire attacked from the air with helicopters and fixed wing aircraft, including a d-c ten airtanker. firefighters keeping close tabs on the ever changing weather.chief derek witmer/calfire"...we're kind of in transition right now, we had a ref flag warning until 9 this morning but now we're getting cloud cover from the south with both high and low pressure, we could also get some downbursts and lightning from this sub tropical moisture coming from the south...."bulldozers are cutting fire breaks in the steep, rugged terrain where one member of a hand crew was injured when he stumbled and fell after dark last night. no homes or structures were damaged as residentscheered the arrival of some 200 firefighters.sotmichele rodriguez/eagle ridge resident "....i saw it coming toward us and that is when i got scared, i said we have to leave and that's when i got my kids and my cat and my jewelry together because you never know....."in gilroy rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(pam) in southern california... the 'la tuna' fire is considered the largest fire los angeles has ever seen. it started friday -- and has scorched more than seven -thousand acres, and destroyed four homes. fire officials say, it is no longer considered an active fire... but that could change, depending on wind speed and direction. and fire officials are having to urge the public not to use drones in the area... saying they threaten not only the fire fighting effort, but the safety of fire crews. (ralph terrazas/los angeles fire chief): "a drone hitting a rotor blade can bring down a helicopter. it does not take a lot. so, i can't emphasize enough the threat that drones pose to our helicopter pilots and our fixed-wing pilots, as well." yesterday ... governer jerry brown declared a state of emergency for los angeles county. that declaration allows state personnel and equipment to be used in fighting the fires,

at the direction of the california office of emergency services. an update on the 'ponderosa fire' burning near lake oroville in butte county. cal fire officials have lifted all of the evacuation orders. the fire erupted last week... burning more than 4-thousand acres... and threatening more than a thousand buildings at one point.. it has destroyed 32- homes ... and caused a couple of injuries. the fire is about 70-percent contained tonight. one man is under arrest... accused of sparking the fire with an illegal campfire. a live look outside right now... (pam) as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: plenty of clouds swept across our skies today and we even had some rain too. highs were much cooler with the warmest

locations in the 70s. doppler radar is picking up the subtropical showers as they swept north through the bay area. it wasn't much but it was enough to get the windshield wipers going in some spots. there's still a chance we could see a few more showers and even an isolated thunderstorm tonight. hurricane irma has strengthened to a category 4 storm. the latest track brings it toward florida this weekend. you can see the clouds in the pacific from former tropical storm lydia. it helped to cool our temperatures and bring the showers but it also made it feel muggy on this labor day. ( vicki ) a heads up for bart riders. the lake merritt station remains closed tonight. bart is doing

some work on the trackway between the 19th street and fruitvale stations. it will wrap up in time for the morning commute and the station is set to reopen tomorrow. for now... bart is running buses to take riders between the stations. you should allow for an extra 20 to 40 minutes if you are riding bart on one of the affected lines. ( vicki ) a big story tonight: there are new worldwide threats and warnings.... after north korea's latestnuclear test...( pam ) that nation conducted one of its most provocative missile tests yet on sunday... catherine heenan is here with the latest.. (catherine) this weekend's test is just the latest demonstration that years of diplomacy and sanctions have failed to rein in north korea's nuclear ambitions.. president trump is promising that "all options to address the north korean threat areon the table. he talked by phone to the leaders of both germany and south korea today...after word that north korea might be preparing to launch "another" ballistic

missle" -- to mark the anniversary ofthe found of the north's government.. something that could reportedly happen in coming days. at the united nations - u.s. ambassador nikki haley said that the time for half measures...is over. haley will be asking for more sanctions. today was the second time in less than a week that the u.n. security council had met to talk about north korea....and the 10th time this year. sunday - north korea conducted its most powerful nuclear test ever.. haley said today that despite the efforts of 24 years - the country's nuclear programis more advanced and dangerous than ever. pam and vicki?

( pam ) as texas recovers from harvey ... another major storm is intensifying ... and has the united states in its crosshairs. the latest forecast for hurricane irma.( vicki ) plus a close call for some people who were just doing their laundry over the weekend. we'll have the dramatic surveillance video.( pam ) and it is called the 'fight for 15'. inside the movement to raise the minimum wage not just in the bay area, but across the country.

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this labor day, workers in over 300-cities took to the street demanding a $15-dollars minimum wage.( pam ) in the east bay, labor unions organized a rally is support of a nationwide strike on this labor day... kron 4's haaziq madyun was in oakland ... and spoke to some of the participants at the rally ... about the fight to raise wages it is labor day in oakland and among those rallying for workers rights here at frank ogawa plaza are employees from tesla motorsso...tesla workers do not have a union?"no they do not"what's up with that? also at this labor day rally is billionaire philanthropist and possible 2018 california senate candidate tom steyer who supports increasing the minimum wage to $15-dollars

have an absolute right to health care and if you live in california we need to be able to pay the rent">minimum wage in the state of california is $10-dollars and 50-cents. the federal minimum wage is even lower...$7-dollars and 25- cents. one of the counter arguments to raising the minimum wage is the impact it will have on the cost of goods and services. civil rights attorney pamela price disagrees there was a good cross section of the economic spectrum here at this rally...all united in their effort to support american workers on this labor day...in oakalnd haaziq madyun kron4news ( vicki ) there were several

similar protests around the country today. hundreds of people took part in a rally in chicago. the group started outside a mcdonald's... the restaurant chain is a frequent target in the "fight for 15" movement. they then marched to downtown chicago for another rally outside the american hospital association offices. we have not heard of any arrests at today's rallies. ( vicki ) as the rainfall from hurricane harvey tapered off over the weekend in texas...people are taking stock of the damage...( pam ) devastated areas of the state are entering the next phase of recovery.. and catherine heenan is here with an update... (catherine) officials now blame at least 60 deaths on harvey.......many of them were people drowning in flash floods or on water- logged roads. but there is some encouraging news.. the city of houston is now 95 percent dry and mostly operational....with many businesses expected to reopen by tuesday. and the red cross is reporting

that fewer people are in need of emergency shelter.... roughly 14-hundred people showed up last night.......down significantly from the 10-thousand a few days ago. and later this week - the house plans to vote on a bill to deliver disaster relief to texas... house majority leader kevin mccarthy of california says it's a major priority when congress gets back in session. rep. mccarthy - we'll be back in session tomorrow and we'll take up the very first supplemental. this will include about 15 billion dollars overall. we want to make sure texas knows we will be there for them. every step of the way we'll be here for the state of texas. meantime.....more shelter pets are being rescued following hurricane harvey.animal rescue groups across the country are taking them in. these dogs were loaded on a plane today - headed to pennsylvania. others have already been flown into the bay area to find new homes...including in san francisco. pam and vicki?

( pam ) if you want to help the victims of hurricane harvey -- experts urge you to be cautious. ( vicki ) kron 4's washington correspondent jessica smith found out some donations can cause more harm than good, and scammers are looking to profit from the disaster. pkgas images of harvey's destruction grip the country -- many americans want to help the people who've lost everything. but experts say, be careful. katie daffan, ftc: unfortunately, at times like this there are scammers out there who will try to take your money and benefit from your generosity. katie daffan with the ftc says you should be cautious about sending text donations or opening emails that request money. katie daffan, ftc: you could unknowingly download malware onto your computer. daffan says before making any donation -- do your research, and call the organization directly. katie daffan, ftc: go with an organization that you trust and that has a proven track record when it comes to assisting disaster victims. greg forrester is the ceo of the national voad, or voluntary organizations active in disasters. voad is an

association of vetted groups that spring into action when disaster strikes. forrester says if you want to help -- donating money is best. greg forrester, voad ceo: for us, it allows the flexibility of being able to actually get the things we need on the ground, as the needs are expressed immediately. forrester says food and clothing donations can often go to waste or cause more work for volunteers. greg forrester, voad ceo: we call the donations die of disaster the second side of disaster/well-meaning people start to collect items that may have been put out there on social media, without knowing that we already got those resources en route or in play. jessica smith reporting: if you want to help with efforts on the ground, voad recommends waiting before heading to texas. voad says an influx of volunteers from across the country could eat up valuable resources that victims and local volunteers need. greg forrester, voad ceo: we look at this as a long term event. this is a marathon. we'll be working in texas for the next 12-15 years from our early estimates. you'll have an opportunity to serve, forrester urges people to train with your local voad affiliate, so you'll be ready if disaster ever strikes your hometown. in washington i'm jessica smith (pam) if you would like to help the victims of hurricane

harvey... you can donate to the salvation army. just text the word "storm" to the number on your screen "51-555". you can also log onto our website kron four- dot- com .. for more information. ( vicki ) as texas recovers from harvey... another storm... potentially more dangerous.... is looming in the atlantic ocean. hurricane irma is gaining strength... with sustained winds now at 140 miles per hour. this makes it a category four storm. irma is expected to intensify before hitting the caribbean on wednesday. there is an increasing possibily the hurricane could hit florida by the weekend. but at this time, forecasters say it is too early to tell exactly where irma will track. let's take a look outside right now...(vicki) meteorologist lawrence karno joins us now with the four zone forecast.

lawrence karnow: plenty of clouds swept across our skies today and we even had some rain too. highs were much cooler with the warmest locations in the 70s. doppler radar is picking up the subtropical showers as they swept north through the bay area. it wasn't much but it was enough to get the windshield wipers going in some spots. there's still a chance we could see a few more showers and even an isolated thunderstorm tonight. hurricane irma has strengthened to a category 4 storm. the latest track brings it toward florida this weekend. you can see the clouds in the pacific from former tropical storm lydia. it helped to cool our temperatures and bring the showers but it also made it feel muggy on this labor day. highs tomorrow around the state will be cooler but still hot in the central valley. and watch out for thunderstorms in the sierra. around the bay we

will see partly cloudy skies. there's still a slight chance of a few isolated showers in the morning before partial clearing in the afternoon. highs will be in the 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay, and 60s at the coast. more fog and cooler temperatures are expected midweek before clearing out and warming up next weekend.

(vicki) an uncommon crime over the weekend near the bay area. some horse owners are smiling tonight. how deputies solved a robbery that sounds more like something you expect in the wild west.(pam) with president trump expected to put an end to daca... the affects this move could have on our economy and the job market.

a story out of santa cruz county ... which sounds more like something out of the old west. some sheriff's deputies found two horses stolen from a home over the weekend. the deputies brought the animals back to

the owner... this is the picture of the happy reunion. as for the people accused of stealing the horses... deputies tracked them down and arrested them. that's when they found the two animals... hidden in a makeshift corral. (vicki) six people were injured -- three seriously -- when a driver crashed his s-u-v into a laundromat in staten island, new york. authorities believe an elderly driver accidentally gunned his vehicle in reverse while trying to park. surveillance cameras caught it all...watch as the 74-year-old driver of this white s-u-v slowly backs out of a parking spot. but then while in reverse he says he didn't realize it.... but he stepped on the gas, crashing right through an enormous front glass window, hitting people and tables. witnesses say the incident...happened in the blink of an eye.(sot) "as soon as i turned my shoulder, the car was already coming through the glass, and it was hitting all the tables and metal, it was hitting everyone. so that's... not only just the car but the tables and the carts were just ramming into everyone." the incident is under

investigation. doctors say the six people injured...will all make full recoveries. (pam) labor day is typically billed as the last chance to getaway for the summer. we will take you to the sierra foothills ...where the weather threw a wrench into a lot of plans this weekend.(vicki) and the giants were hard at work this labor day... could they finally get a win on the road against division rival colorado? the dramatic ending later in sports.(pam) there are hundreds of thousands of dreamers ... and their lives could be about to be turned upside down. plus, the impact ending daca could have on the economy.

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tonight point to president trump ending a program granting certain rights to undocumented immigrants brought to the country as children.( pam ) "daca" allows the immigrants to live and work without fear of deportation. kron 4's washington correspondent drew petrimoulx reports... on the possible economic impact of ending the program. the white house says president trump will announce his decision tuesday on an issue he's called very difficult.

trump from feb 2016"to me its one of the most difficult subjects i have because you have these incredible kids." the daca program was implemented in 2012 under president obama. it allows undocumented immigrants brought to the country when they were children to avoid deportation and work legally. during a labor day parade just outside of d.c. maryland democratic us senators ben cardin and chris van hollen made their feelings clear.sen chris van hollen, d-md: "theyve grown up here. they are americans. this is the country they know. they are contributing in every way." sen. ben cardin, d-md: "they certainly dont deserve the uncertainty that the president is putting into this issue." there are about 800-thousand people in the us currently being protected under daca. if it ends, left leaning economist jared bernstein says it could have a big impact on the economy.jared bernstien, former advisor to vp joe biden: "they purchase homes,

they purchase cars, they pay taxes. taking them of the economy and departing them would be analogous to kicking the ball in your own goal." others argue that daca is an unconstitutional overreach by the obama administration. and some say it provides low skill workers that keep american wages low. sarah huckabee sanders, white house press secretary: "the presidents priorities on immigration is to create a system that encourages legal immigration and benefits our economy and american workers."drew petrimoulx, reporting: "the reports say president trump will delay implementation of his action for 6 months. that would give congress time to act."there is bipartisan support for legislation continuing daca's provisions but it could face strong opposition from immigration hardliners in congress. in washington, im drew petrimoulx ( vicki ) this is shaping up to big week in washington d-c. besides daca and the hurricane harvey relief effort.. president trump is expected to meet with congressional leaders from both sides of the aisle. congress is back in session this week following its summer recess. paul ryan, nancy pelosi, mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer are all expected to visit the white house... possibly on wednesday. one of the big deadlines looming for congress right now is raising the debt ceiling to avoid a government

shutdown. the president has threatened to a shutdown if he cannot get funding for a border wall. here in oakland it is a national labor day march and rally where hundreds gatherered to demand increasing the minimum wage to 15 dollars and hour and the right to unionize thie jobs

the nation with the workers across the field. we are seeing a lot of decrease in union power and it is important to be here advocating for every worker"> "workers are under attack. what do we do? stand up fight back!"in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news here in gilroy firefighters say a wildfire near eagle ridge golf course could burn for several days. about 200 firefighters are battling the fire in the hills off santa teresa boulevard in west gilroy. it broke outsunday evening on ballybunion drive. illegal fireworks are suspected as a possible cause. there were no evacuations and no homes were threatened as of late monday afternoon after the fire had charred about 130 acres. one firefighter was injured when he fell in the steep, rugged terrain. in gilroy rob fladeboe kron 4 news (pam) campers in eldorado county are getting a chance to rough it... one last time this summer. however... hot temperatures may be cramping their style. this is not a common sight this time of year.

campers are usually dressed in sweatshrits and pants... but many are sporting tank tops and shorts. weather officials say, this labor day weekend was one the hottest the sierra has ever seen. campers beat the heat... by staying hydrated... and keeping cool in the lake.(sot) "we've been swimming. we just got back from swimming and today we're gonna be leaving soon probably. we're going to be packing up today." the sierra saw temperatures in the 90's this labor day weekend. however, with triple digit heat hitting san francisco saturday... campers there from the bay area say, they lucked out. meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with another look at the four zone forecast... lawrence karnow: plenty of clouds swept across our skies today and we

even had some rain too. highs were much cooler with the warmest locations in the 70s. doppler radar is picking up the subtropical showers as they swept north through the bay area. it wasn't much but it was enough to get the windshield wipers going in some spots. there's still a chance we could see a few more showers and even an isolated thunderstorm tonight. hurricane irma has strengthened to a category 4 storm. the latest track brings it toward florida this weekend. you can see the clouds in the pacific from former tropical storm lydia. it helped to cool our temperatures and bring the showers but it also made it feel muggy on this labor day.

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like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. (vicki) our neighbors across the

pond made a big announcement today...(pam) the royal family will soon welcome another bundle of joy. the duchess of cambridge and her husband, prince william, announced monday that they are expecting their third child. the baby will join four- year-old prince george and two- year-old princess charlotte. as with her first two pregnancies, the former kate middleton is suffering from extreme morning sickness. she is currently being treated at kensington palace. in a statement, kensington palace says, william's grandmother, queen elizabeth the second, is "delighted with the news" in sports... the a's play a wild... and long game at the coliseum...... and the giants?... you won't believe how this one ended... mark carpenter has the highlights... and all the sports... coming up

third graders today. their new gogurt tubes are easy open. and p.e. consists of sitting around on mats. hippies. oh, mom, making them eat their favorite snack in the back seat. whatever happened to "eating at the table?" that's what cup holders are for. let's start with the giants...who continue to make a bid for the worst record in

baseball. --the giants...facing the rockies in colorado. --top 3rd--- denard span slices one through the mile high air...solo homer onff the 2nd deck in right. 2-0 giants. --next inning- -rockies respond. d.j. lemahieu single up the middle... chad bettis scores... 3-2 rockies. --in the sixth, giants down one.. joe panik comes through. drops one in center... span comes homes to tie it at 3. --in the 9th, things got depresing. 3-alll. leadoff hitter charlie blackmon high fly to left- center... mac williamsson and span playing too deep... mac can't make the catch... blackmon to 2nd with a double --then, bases loaded... 2 outs...this sums up the year. cory gearrin walks carlos gonzales... blackmon scores on the "walk off walk" bruce bochy... can only sit and watch. and the frustration

spilled over to the postgame interview. (sot: bochy postgame) "he made great pitches there and he just lost the strike zone. it all starts with that error, especially with this ball park, you have to make those plays and we didn't today." life not going so well for the a's.... as they've lost 6-straight heading into today. --it's off to the coliseum.... where the crowd is dealing with the heat, rain, and an emotional roller coaster. --bottom 9th-- 9-7 angels. runner on...matt olson seizes the moment. opposite field jack to left. that makes it 9-all. time for bonus baseball. ---in the 11th,

two on and the angels pounce. cole kalhoun...frozen rope down the right field line into the corner. two runs come home. la leads 11-9 --home half of the frame, a's need a play. khris davis..can't deliver. 4-6-3 to end it. halos win 11-9... and the oakland losing streak continues. --staying in the majors, we got some labor day presents for you. --web gems... first white sox and indians. austin jackson goes deep... and adam engel...with the athleticim...homerun stealing catch at the wall. even jackson has to appreciate it. --then in detroit. mike mahtook...dials one up to deep left field. alex gordon...ruins his day and snags it out of the air. mahtook thought he had it and was about to start shaking hands until he found out. just some great plays from the majors. to the nfl-- the raiders

are less than a week away from opening the season... and they may be without their veteran place kicker. according to an espn report that broke this afternoon, sebastian janikowski and the team.. in a contract stalemate as the two sides can't agree on a deal. the 39-year-old is supposedly due 4-million dollars if he is still on the roster on saturday. the team has asked him to re- structure his contract, but he has turned them down. seabass had played 268-games with the team....the most in franchise history. the raiders have reportedly worked out other kickers, in the event a deal does not work out. jj watt continues to be a champion for the victims of hurricane harvey... as he's now raised 19-million dollars for relief efforts. just amazing.. over the weekend, the texans defensive end posted these photos of a warehous packed with pallets and pallets of supplies. he collected 10-semitrucks worth of supplies... and says that those are all from donations, not from the money raised. the texans open

the season sunday in houston against the jaguars. the u-s open rolling on in flushing meadows. --top seed rafael nadal...looking for a spot in the quarterfinals and facing alexander dol-go-po-lov. --the ukranian didn't have a chance... nadal just too much and dominates from the outset to win in straight sets. --rafa back in the quarters for the first time since 2013. to the world of golf-- for the 2nd week in a row, jordan spieth had a chance to win a pga tour event, but once again, it fell apart in the final round. -we go to boston for the dell technologies championship... back and forth drama between spieth and justin thomas. --we start with thomas... the reigning pga championship winner...gets the eagle to drop from 32-feet out that puts him at 15-under --on the back nine, pressure on spieth.. needs par to tie and he thinks he has it, but just misses. he'd have to settle for bogey --then thomas would extend his lead on the next hole.. fires a

5-under-66 to claim victory. finally, if you were watching last night's ucla- texas a&m game, you couldn't help but think of the last epic collapse we saw.... the super bowl between the patriots and falcons. a day after blowing a 34-point second half lead, the aggies are hearing it from everyone. in case you missed it, texas a&m was up 44-10 late in the 3rd quarter... and that's when bruins quarterback josh rosen went off. the sophomore with 292-yards...and 4-touchdowns in the 4th quarter alone. he finished with 491-yards on the day. --and you know what's coming next... falcons logos and jordan memes everywhere! there's the falcon on the a&m logo. then the crying jordans finding their way to the stadium signage.

(pam) a labor day tradition rolls through san francisco's streets. what you might not know about the history of this annual bike race.

september is here, and that means starbucks is bringing back its pumpkin spice latte!( pam ) several starbucks locations here in the bay are ... already selling the drink. the pumpkin space latte will

officially be available tomorrow. regardless of when they are sold, the pumpkin spice latte is big business for starbucks. 200-million of them have been sold in the first 10 years of existence. ( pam ) quadcopter four went up today and to give us a unique perspective ... of a bay area labor day tradition.( vicki ) the 43rd annual "il giro di san francisco" took place right in front of our building in san francisco. the bicycle race moved around the city for a few years before settling on this location in 1981. the race has quite a history... greg lemond won it twice... he would later go on to win the prestigious tour de france. "il giro" by the way is italian for 'the tour'. last weather and goodbye final look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp.

a full hour of entertainment news is on the way. at 7:00 it's inside edition, followed by entertainment tonight at 7-30. then we're back with kron 4 news at 8:00

for years, men have enjoyed their man caves without guilt. now, it's mama's turn. welcome to my she shed. i've got my favorite outfit on. my literature. my armando! and these are my treats! i'm just gonna have one if that's okay. of course it's okay. this is my world. fiber one 90 calorie brownies. allll mine. deborah: g)rpkversus gator. exclusive. how little julianna beat a 9- foot alligator that clamped down on her leg. >> when you stuck your finger in that alligator's nose, what did the alligator do? then, labor day weekend 20

years ago. princess diana died. >> now the forgotten story of was a nanny for an american family. >> i fell in love with her. >> you had no idea she came from this family? >> not a clue. >> and, killer umbrellas. >> oh my gosh. >> umbrellas taking off like missiles at the beach. >> losing an eye by these spears. >> i saw this umbrella shoot straight in my eye. >> and what happened when we went to the beach? >> wow. ñ-açthen, ghost girl. we found her. and, a proposal to remember. first, he drops down on one knee. then, it drops out of the sky. now "inside edition" with deborah norville. deborah: hello, everybody, and thank you for joining us on your labor day weekend. cleanup operations continue along the gulf coast in the aftermath of hurricane harvey.

we begin today with the story of an incredibly lucky ten-year- old girl. she was attacked by an alligator in florida, but lucky for her, she knew exactly what to do. >> i looked in the water and there was a mean 9-foot gator in the water biting my leg. >> this brave ten-year-old girl, julianna is lucky to be alive today. she beat off an attack by an alligator as she sat in a foot of water at a lake in orlando. >> the alligator grabbed my leg. i tried hitting it to let it release me, but it didn't work. >> the caller advised me the child's leg was bitten. >> get this, she learned exactly what to do during a visit during an alligator park. gator la. >> i thought about what they taught me at gator land. i put my two fingers up its nostrils. it opened its mouth and it let my leg out. >> it happ

lake about 26 miles from disney world. she was swimming in just 1 foot of water, then it happened. >> the alligator didn't do nothing, because he was too busy biting my leg and holding on to the sand. he was too busy with that, so he didn't have any other attack moves to take out my fingers. >> there are lessons we can learn from her experience. >> go for the ears. >> you want to gouge the ears and the eyes. make a lot of noise. gators are afraid of humans. if you are screaming and making as much scene as possible while doing these things, there's a great chance this alligator will say, i'm used to eating things that don't fight back and let go of you. >> little julianna got ten stitches and is on the mend. her mom is so thankful her daughter is okay. it's a day at the beach that she will never forget. deborah: that alligator was later tracked down by officials and eu