that should change by tomorrow morning as the marine layer returns bringing fog and cooler air back to the coast. today will see temperatures continue to drop as we return to normal levels for this time of year. inland highs will reach the upper 80s to low 90s. bay shoreline temps will reach the low 80s. coastal communities will peak around 70. looking at the week ahead,

the return of the sea breeze will help clear out the smoke in the air. temps should continue to cool through mid-week, then warm slightly for the weekend. this week will be a welcome relief from the heat. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:43 am. sunset is at 7:32 pm. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101.

(james) our top story this morning -- attorney general jeff sessions is set to make an annoucement -- presumably about ending the daca program -- at eight.(tiffany) a bay area dreamer is fighting to keep daca alive ... in a petition penned to sessions. kron 4's ella sogomonian reports from san jose. sot: ella sogomonian, san jose// "well it's story we keep hearing amanda is yet another dreamer who has only called the us home. but with

daca now on the chopping block she is standing up for her rights and those of others by launching a petition."like any other bay area teen- amanda de castro finished school, got her first car, and went off to college. the difference is she did it all as an undocumented immigrant thanks to the protection provided by daca - the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. sot: amanda de castro/ dreamer// "daca really gave m the opportunity to chase my dreams and go to school."an opportunity that president donald trump may eliminate.at 5 years old amanda's parents moved her out from brazil and in to the east bay town of hercules where's she's been ever since. but right now daca is the only legal paperwork allowing her to stay.sot: amanda de castro/ dreamer// "i can't imagine having to drop out of college, leave everything i have here. and i don't even know where i would start over there."a meeting to renew her daca paperwork is this tuesday - the same day the president is expected to make an announcement to phase out the program within the next 6 months.sot: amanda de castro/ dreamer// "so i was

feeling extra nervous about it tomorrow."(nats: typing) amanda's channeling those nerves into action by taking matters in to her own hands and launching an online petition to keep daca alive called "bay area defending daca now!"sot: amanda de castro/ dreamer// "it's something that benefits me as a person but i think doesn't get in the way of anybody else's life so i wish people would reflect what are you really doing, what's the goal here?"she's already reached a goal of at least 100 signatures but the support keeps growing. the petition will be sent to attorney general jeff sessions.but until a final decision is made - the future of about 800 thousand daca recipients along with amanda's - remains unpredictable.sot: ella sogomonian, san jose// "although the next few years are uncertain amanda, inspired by her own plight and that of her family, plans to pursue a career in immigration law. in san jose ella sogomonian kron 4 news." (james)(james)(james) here is a breakdown of exactly what daca is... and what it does.

people eligible for daca arrived in the u-s before they turned 16. they must have lived here since june 2007... and they cannot be over the age of 31 as of june 2012. also -- they must have no felony convictions. if a daca application is approved: recipients can obtain valid drivers licenses, enroll in college, legally secure jobs. but --- it does ánotá give "dreamers" a path to become u-s citizens or permanent residents. (tiffany) the big unknown -- is what exactly will happen to the nearly 800-thousand people in the daca program if it ends. our team coverage continues with kron4's spencer blake in berkeley. (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. (tiffany) san francisco mayor ed lee issued a statement, saying.. "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." the mayor will join other city officials and community leaders at 1 pm at city hall to stand in support of daca. (james) updating our wildfire coverage.. los angeles fire chief ralph

terrazas says of the 'la tuna' fire -- there is "no active fire left." but that could change quickly -- depending on the speed and direction of the winds. the fire remains only 30 percent contained this morning. more than 7- thousand acres burned over the weekend - making this one of the biggest fires los angeles has ever seen. fire officials say eight people have suffered non-life threatening injuries. four homes and three other buildings have been (james) meanwhile -- firefighters in gilroy are working to contain the "bally fire" that started over the weekend. the fire is burning near ballybunion drive -- in steep terrain above multi- million dollar homes near the eagle ridge golf course in west gilroy. (james) the fire has now spread to 100 acres and is just 10-percent contained. people who live nearby are being advised to keep windows shut and stay inside because of the smoke. firefighters spent monday fighting the flames from both the air and the ground. helicopters

and planes were used to dump water and fire retardant on the hot spots. people who live in the area are thankful for the efforts of the firefighters. witnesses say they heard two loud pops before the fire started saturday evening. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. (james) coming up..the latest provocation from north korea prompts firm new language from the united states' u.n. ambassador. the latest on the security council's emergency meeting. (tiffany) and we've discussed the human impact of ending daca -- but what about the economic implications? what business leaders are saying -- coming up later. (james) but coming up after the break -- we'll show you what two bay area kids are doing to help the victims of hurricane harvey.

(james)hurricane irma has intensified into to a category four storm... irma is packing winds of 130 miles- per-hour... and is moving west toward the caribbean at 13 miles-per-hour. but questions remain on what impact irma will have on the u-s mainland.florida governor rick scott has declared a state of emergency ahead of the storm.

(james)( tiffany ) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. (james)it's warm and humid once again this morning, but that should change by tomorrow morning as the marine layer returns bringing fog and cooler air back to the coast. today will see temperatures continue to drop as we return to normal levels for this time of year. inland highs will reach the upper 80s to low 90s. bay shoreline temps will

reach the low 80s. coastal communities will peak around 70. looking at the week ahead, the return of the sea breeze will help clear out the smoke in the air. temps should continue to cool through mid-week, then warm slightly for the weekend. this week will be a welcome relief from the heat. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:43 am. sunset is at 7:32 pm.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

(james) at least 59 people have died since hurricane harvey made landfall in southeast texas. and the lives of the survivors have been forever changed. (tiffany) but today marks an important step towards "returning to normalcy" in the houston area. omar jimenez reports. while most businesses in houston are expected to reopen by tuesday, as the city dries out...there's still a long way to go.in beaumont texasresidents are still struggling with supplies while most businesses in houston are expected to reopen by tuesday, as the city dries out... there's still a long way to go. 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 up to a

month.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 texas and while they stopped in texasthey'll be involved in the fight for funding in washington.sen. john cornyn/ (r) texas: it's going to be important for congressman mccarthy, congressman weber and i and the entire texas delegation to pull together to get the relief from the federal government that texans so, so deserve."the white house is asking for nearly eight billion dollars in disaster reliefas congress returns to washington on tuesday. meanwhile, florida officials are keeping a close eye on hurricane irma, churning in the atlantic ocean. and though it's still unclear which path the category four storm will ultimately take, residents aren't taking any chances. resident sot: "we're gonna get something, so better to be safe than sorry."in kingwood texas, i'm omar jimenez.

(tiffany) back here in the bay area... two kids have found their own way to help the victims of hurricane harvey. ava and aaron jenson found some items they could part with... made some lemonade... and set up a table on a busy corner in tiburon in hopes of raising some money. the 9 and 11 year old siblings don't know anyone in houston... but wanted to make a difference. they cleaned out their rooms... gathering books, toys and more to sell. their table got a lot of action... some people didn't even buy anything... they just wanted to drop off a few dollars. (tiffany) they raised over

100-dollars in one day -- and it will all go to the red cross. the sale was 100-percent their idea... done with the support of their parents.. (james) a task force of firefighters and first responders has returned home to the bay area... after spending 10- days helping hurricane victims in texas. but they may not be here for long -- if hurricane irma makes landfall in florida. kron 4' charles clifford spoke with some of the members of that team. natsmonday evening, 47 members of the oakland urban search and rescue task force 4 team touched down at oakland international.sotim happy to be home, yes.dr. marisha chilcott is task force 4's team physician. she says the scope of the devastation in texas is stunning.sotchilcott says her primary job was to care for the task force's medical needs and help hurricane victims.sotmarisha says that as they were leaving texas tethe flood waters were

receding but it will take a long time for the victims to rebuild their lives.sotchilcot plans on resting up for a few days and then getting ready to redeploy if hurricane irma makes landfall. soti'm ready to go back yes. (james) that was charles clifford reporting. 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 log onto our website kron four- dot- com .. for more information. (james) over to world news.... where international leaders are

trying to figure out a way to de-escalate tensions with north korea. one day after pyongyang's most powerful nuclear test, the united nations security council held an emergency meeting in new york yesterday. stacey cohan has the latest from washington. the latest provocation from north korea prompts firm new language from the united states ambassador to the united nations.nikki haley, u.s. ambassador to united nations: his abusive use of missiles and his nuclear threats show that he is begging for warun ambassador nicki haley condemns north korea leader kim jong un during an emergency session of the united nations security council.it is the second such gathering in less than a week...as north korea tests a powerful nuclear weapon on sunday and threatens another test in the coming days.nikki haley, u.s. ambassador to united nations: war is never something the united states wants, we don't want it now, but our country's patience is not unlimitedbut patience is being advocated from other nations. the russian ambassador urging parties, quote, "not to yield to

emotions" and china insisting a peaceful resolution.china and russia are proposing a "freeze for freeze" policy...in which north korea would halt all testing if the u-s and south korea cease military exercises. ambassdor haley calls the idea "insulting."president trump spoke with south korean president moon jae-in monday morning.over the weekend, trump threatened to halt trade with all nations doing business with north korea, while his defense secretary james mattis had this message -- james mattis, defense secretary: any threat to the united states or its territories including guam or our allies will be met with a massive military response, a response both effective and overwhelming.in washington, i'm stacey cohan kron4 news. (james) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood minute is coming up after the break.

(robin) welcome back to the kron four morning news. i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today... nearly a decade after "indiana jones" was last in theatres, we've got an update on his next adventure. david daniel has that and more in the hollywood minute. "this is crazy! somebody's gonna get hurt!"in 2008's "indiana jones and the kingdom of the crystal skull," it appeared shia labeouf might be in position to take over the franchise from harrison ford, who first starred as "jones" back in 1981. but screenwriter david koepp (kepp), who's writing the fifth "indiana jones" movie, tells entertainment weekly that ford retruns as "jones"... and, quote, "the shia labeouf character is not in the film." (singing) "another vice, another call..."miranda lambert is on top! the country star leads the way with five nominations for this year's country music association awards: single, album, song, female vocalist, and music

video of the year. the 51st annual c-m-a awards take place in nashville on november eighth."every day, the focus was on the audience, and my children."angelina jolie is getting back in front of the camera... eventually. jolie tells the hollywood reporter, she took more than a year off "because of my family situation" -- her messy split with brad pitt -- and "to take care of my kids." up next? most likely, a sequel to "maleficent" -- jolie says "i look forward to having some fun with that." in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with the top 4 stories for your tuesday here on the kron 4 morning news.

(james) welcome back to the kron4 morning news -- time now for the top 4 stories you need to know about this morning. attorney general jeff sessions is expected to announce the end of the daca program this morning at 8.

the change would likely take place with a 6 month delay to give congress time to make changes to the program. (tiffany) the u.n. security council held an emergency meeting yesterday after north korea detonated their largest thermonuclear device to date over the weekend. u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley said "enough is enough" and called for tougher measures to be taken against the rogue state. (james) hurricane irma has strengthened into a category 4 storm. both puerto rico and florida are bracing for its possible landfall this week. with florida governor rick scott declaring a state of emergency. (tiffany) and right here in the bay area -- two north bay siblings are trying to raise money for hurricane harvey victims. ava and aaron jensen cleaned out their rooms to find toys to sell -- along with some lemonade -- with all proceeds going to the red cross. ( tiffany ) now lets check

on traffic with robin winston. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. golden gate bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza.

(james)it's warm and humid once again this morning, but that should change by tomorrow morning as the marine layer returns bringing fog and cooler air back to the coast. today will see temperatures continue to drop as we return to normal levels for this time of year. inland highs will reach the upper 80s to low 90s. bay shoreline temps will reach the low 80s. coastal communities will peak around 70. looking at the week ahead, the return of the sea breeze will help clear out the smoke in the air. temps should continue to cool through mid-week, then warm slightly for the weekend. this week will be a welcome relief from the heat. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:43 am. sunset is at 7:32 pm. ( darya ) breaking news we are following this morning... at least one person is dead

after a train hits a car in redwood city.( mark ) will tran is live at the scene this morning with the details. will. ( will ) one person is dead. this happened just before 2:00 this morning at the intersection of buckingham and westmoreland avenues. the car was disabled on the tracks when it was hit. i am at the scene gathering details and will bring you updates throughout the morning

( mark ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning.

(james) back to our top story this morning...the expected announcement on the end of daca. beyond the just the moral implications of ending this program -- doing so could have a huge impact on the economy as well.(tiffany) over 400 business executives have urged the white house to keep the program in place. they say the economy could lose over 460-billion dollars if daca goes away. drew petrimoulx reports from washington. 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 (james)coming up...rumors are swirling about the new i- phone- 8. kron4's gabe slate breaks down the specifics on the latest gadget.

the new iphone is expected to feature a much higher resolution oled display. it will likely have new security unlocking features like facial recognition. apple is late to the game of wireless charging so this should be the year that they build that into the iphonethis would allow you to set your iphone on a charge pad at home and not have plug anything in. earlier in the summer apple showed off a

preview of their new operating system for iphones coming out this fall ios 11 in their preview they were showing off a lot of augmented reality apps and uses. to pull that off this new phone may have new hardware more cameras to better dish up smooth impressive a=r experiences as always apple is holding their cards close to their chest they have not revealed what this special 10th anniversary iphone will feature that they are unveiling on september 12th reporter gabe slate says: i visited an apple store to talk to iphone users about what they would like to see in the new iphone sound from iphone users: (james) labor day rallies

in the streets of oakland. we'll tell you what protesters are demanding... next on the kron4 morning news.

(james)it's warm and humid once again this morning, but that should change by tomorrow morning as the marine layer

returns bringing fog and cooler air back to the coast. today will see temperatures continue to drop as we return to normal levels for this time of year. inland highs will reach the upper 80s to low 90s. bay shoreline temps will reach the low 80s. coastal communities will peak around 70. looking at the week ahead, the return of the sea breeze will help clear out the smoke in the air. temps should continue to cool through mid-week, then warm slightly for the weekend. this week will be a welcome relief from the heat. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:43 am. sunset is at 7:32 pm. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from

the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (tiffany) oakland was the scene of two major no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101.

(tiffany) oakland was the scene of two major labor day rallies yesterday... including a march to city hall. the san francisco labor council joined forces with the alameda labor council, community activists and union members to demand an increase in the minimum wage. kron4's haaziq madyun spoke with some of the marchers. 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 marchingmarch 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 (tiffany) minimum wages for bay area cities hovers around 12 dollars -- or 14 in san francisco. however -- the california minimum wage for larger companies is only ten-dollars and 50-cents. (tiffany) in the age of social media, tracking someone

should be easy. but an illinois woman used a much older means of communication to find her son who went misssing after hurricane harvey.(james) and it worked... as marissa hollowed explains. no matter how old--lurlene williams:"he's 46 and he's still my baby."a mother's job never changes.since the start of tropical storm harvey-- lurlene williams:"i was trying to get him to come home, but i couldn't get in touch with him."eugene kramer:"this lady was trying absolutely everything, given the number of telephone numbers and was yet to be able to contact her son." but lurlene williams wasn't going to quit until her son jimmie was found.herb simmons:"my office received a call from mrs. williams who said her son was a resident of houston, texas and she was unable to get a hold of him." in an age of instant communication-- one form of old school communication proved to be best. simmons: "we have our emergency operation plan and part of that is the ham operators."nat sound:"red cross headquarters in houston."simmons:"he was

able to reach out through the amateur band radios to houston, provide that information on mrs. williams' son. got it to the right people."kramer:"we knew this was going to be a several hour ordeal."several hours and several calls later-- local ham operators were able to track down jimmie. lurlene williams:"he didn't have no food, no water, no nothing, he lost everything."simmons: "we're prepared, but we're also prepared to reach far to help out people in need."and that's exactly what jimmie is doing-- despite his mother's wishes, he's not coming back to illinois.lurlene williams: "he's a survivor and he's helping people down there now and he's the kind of person that would give you the shirt off his back."marissa hollowed, (james) coming up... aerial footage of a san francisco labor day tradition that you'll only see here on kron4. (james) and here's a live look outside...sutro cam

(robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 (james) jj watt continues to be a champion for the victims of hurricane harvey... as he's now raised 19- million dollars for relief efforts. over the weekend, the texans defensive end was working in a warehouse

packed with pallets and pallets of supplies.(tiffany) 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. (james) quadcopter four captured a unique perspective ... of a bay area labor day tradition. the 43rd annual "il giro di san francisco" took place right in front of our building in san francisco. (tiffany) the bike 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" which is italian for 'the tour'.ú (james) the u-s open rolling on in flushing meadows. top seeded rafael nadal facing alexander dol- go-po-lov. the ukranian didn't have much of a chance (tiffany) nadal was just too much -- dominating the match from the outset to win in straight sets.

he is back in the quarters for the first time since 2013. roger federer also advanced in his match. also, four american women have advanced to the quarterfinals. venus williams, coco vandeweghe, sloane stephens and madison keys.this is most american women to reach the quarterfinals of a us open since 2002 (james) coming up...a live report from the east bay on the rallies planned ahead of today's expected daca announcement.(tiffany) and the latest on the gilroy wildfire that's scorched over 100 acres so far.

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the white house will announce a decision that will impact hundreds of thousands of immigrants. how the bay area is responding ( darya ) and new this morning... another attack at a bay area bart station. how a bart supervisor helped police catch the attacker. ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( mark ) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james)it's warm and humid once again this morning, but

that should change by tomorrow morning as the marine layer returns bringing fog and cooler air back to the coast. today will see temperatures continue to drop as we return to normal levels for this time of year. inland highs will reach the upper 80s to low 90s. bay shoreline temps will reach the low 80s. coastal communities will peak around 70. looking at the week ahead, the return of the sea breeze will help clear out the smoke caltrain delays in redwood city due to

fatal accident. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) breaking news we are following this morning... at least one person is dead after a train hits a car in redwood city.( mark ) will tran is live at the scene this morning with the details. will. ( will ) one person is dead. this happened just before 2:00 this morning at the intersection of buckingham

and westmoreland avenues. the car was disabled on the tracks when it was hit. i am at the scene gathering details and will bring you updates throughout the morning

( mark ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning.

( darya ) breaking news from overnight... several people are injured in a shooting in fairfield. it happened around 10:00 last night on tanglewood drive. police say 2 or 3 people were shot. there is no word on their condition this morning. police have not yet released any other information. ( mark ) and new this morning a bart supervisor is

attacked at a bart station in oakland. this happened at the 19th street station. the attacker was in a restricted construction zone when the supervisor approached him and told him he needed to get out. that is when the man spit in the supervisor's face and charged at him. the supervisor hit him and restrained him until police arrived. the attacker was taken into custody and will undergo a psychiatric evaluation. his name has not been released. ( mark ) and a warning if you plan to park your car at the dublin-pleasanton bart station. two cars were broken into yesterday. in both cases the windows were smashed out and the inside was vandalized. in one case a g-p-s device was stolen. police do not have a description of the thief. ( darya ) this morning at 8 o'clock - nearly 800- thousand undocumented immigrants will learn their fate when the trump administration announces its decision on the daca immigration program.( mark ) tiffany mcelroy is here with the details. tiffany. ( tiffany ) president trump is expected to end the program. it currently provides protection from deportation for undocumented migrants who were brought to

the u-s as children. president obama created the program five years ago. now the people protected by the program are hoping for the best. ( tiffany ) there are reports that say president trump will give congress six-months to come up with a legislative solution before ending daca. back to you. ( mark ) and we have team coverage of the president's decision.( darya ) kron 4's lydia pantazes is live in berkeley where protests are expected later this afternoon. lydia. ( lydia )there is expected to be a protest here at sprout plaza on the campus of usc berkeley at 5pm against ending the program known as daca.

(take vo)the rally is being organized by the coalition to defend affirmative action, integration and immigrant rights and fight for equality by any means necessary... also known as bamn.the deferred action for early childhood arrivals program grants work permits for undocumented immigrants who arrived in the country as children.an announcement is expected to be made today on whether the program will end.two of the sources said the plan is to have a six-month delay in any action regarding daca to allow congress time to pass a fix through legislation that would allow the undocumented immigrants to stay in the country. ( lydia )the program was introduced by president obama in 2012 has protected an 800- thousand young adults from deportation.there is also rally's in san francisco and san jose.reporting live in berkeley, lydia pantazes kron4 news. ( darya ) thanks lydia.

we will check back with you the morning. ( mark ) an local immigration lawyer says there will be an immediate effect on jobs if the white house does indeed end daca. attorney jesse lloyd has helped hundreds of clients with daca benefits. he says someone who has never had a deportation order against them still has the right to fight deportation proceedings and that process could take years. but losing work authorization could be one of the most immediate effects for so-called 'dreamers.' ( mark ) lloyd says he is hopeful that congress can pass permanent legislation to help the people affected by daca. ( mark ) attorney general jeff sessions is expected to announce the president's decision on daca at 8:00 this morning. we will bring you that statement live as soon as it happens. we are also expecting rallies against the decision all around the bay area. we will bring you the latest on air -- and through the kron4 mobile app. ( darya ) happening now...

firefighters in gilroy are working to contain a wildfire that started over the weekend. the bally fire is burning near ballybunion drive. the fire is in steep terrain above multi- million dollar homes near the eagle ridge golf course in west gilroy. the fire has now spread to 100 acres and is just 10- percent contained. firefighters spent monday fighting the flames from both the air and the ground. helicopters and planes were used to dump water and fire retardant on the hot spots. firefighters say the fire is burning away from homes. ( darya ) witnesses say they heard two loud pops before the fire started saturday evening. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. ( darya ) the 'la tuna' fire burning in los angeles has grown to more than 7- thousand acres. this is the largest wildfire in the

history of the city of los angeles. it started on friday. one firefighter is being treated for minor burns. several homes have been destroyed. that fire is only 30 percent contained this ( mark ) police in the east bay arrest a man who exposed himself to children. it happened over the weekend in concord. a father called police to report that a man was exposing himself to kids. officers arrested the man but have not released his name. ( mark ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... people in texas cleaning up after hurricane harvey. see how two bay area kids are stepping up to help with relief efforts. and after the break... and now another state is preparing for a category 5 hurricane. how much impact hurricane irma could have on the u-s.( james ) and i will check your bay area forecast coming up( robin ) and i am tracking you commute after the

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back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast with james fletcher. (james)it's warm and humid once again this morning, but that should change by tomorrow morning as the marine layer returns bringing fog and cooler air back to the coast. today will see temperatures continue to drop as we return to normal levels for this time of year. inland highs will

reach the upper 80s to low 90s. bay shoreline temps will reach the low 80s. coastal communities will peak around 70. looking at the week ahead, the return of the sea breeze will help clear out the smoke in the air. temps should continue to cool through mid-week, then warm slightly for the weekend. this week will be a welcome relief from the heat. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:43 am. sunset is at 7:32 pm. major bart delay due to track work and caltrain delays due to a fatal accident in redwood

city. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. major bart delay due to track work and

caltrain delays due to a fatal accident in redwood city. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101.

( mark ) breaking news... hurricane irma has intensified into to a category five storm. this is a map showing the path of the storm. irma is packing winds of 175 miles-per-hour around the eye... and is moving west toward the caribbean islands of anguilla, the british and u.s. virgin islands, and puerto rico... and by saturday night.. this major hurricane could hit florida. florida governor rick scott has declared a state of emergency ahead of the storm. ( darya ) hurricane irma comes as many schools and businesses in texas are set to reopen today following

hurricane harvey.( mark ) omar jimenez has the latest. while most businesses in houston are expected to reopen by tuesday, as the city dries out...there's still a long way to go.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 up to a month.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 involved in the fight for funding in washington.sen. john cornyn/ (r) texas: it's going to be important for congressman mccarthy, congressman weber and i and the entire texas delegation to pull together to get the relief from the federal government that texans so, so deserve."the white house is asking for nearly eight billion dollars in disaster reliefas congress returns to washington on tuesday. meanwhile, florida officials are keeping a close eye on hurricane irma, churning in the atlantic

ocean. and though it's still unclear which path the category four storm will ultimately take, residents aren't taking any chances. resident sot: "we're gonna get something, so better to be safe than sorry."in kingwood texas, i'm omar jimenez. ( darya ) a task force of bay area firefighters and first responders are back home after spending 10-days helping the victims of hurricane harvey. last night... 47 members of the oakland urban search and rescue team arrived at oakland international airport. doctor marisha chilcott is the team's physician. she says the scope of the devastation in texas is stunning and says it will take a long time for victims to rebuild their lives. ( darya ) the task force might not be home for long. they are ready to re-

deploy... if hurricane irma makes landfall in the united states. ( mark ) back here in the bay area... two kids have found their own way help the victims of hurricane harvey. ava and aaron jenson cleaned out their rooms... gathering books, toys and more to sell. the 9 and 11 year old siblings don't know anyone in houston... but wanted to make a difference. some people didn't even buy anything but they just wanted to drop off a few dollars to help. ( mark ) by the end of the day the kids raised 100 dollars. all of the money will be donated to the red cross. ( mark ) 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 "5-1-5-5-5". you can also long onto our website kron four-dot-com for more information. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... a california woman shot and killed and the suspect is a teenage boy. why some say it was his effort to make new

friends that led up to the shooting.( mark ) and next... a growing online shopping trend brings outfits designed just for you straight to your door. we'll tell you how it works after the break. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge.

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( darya ) there is a ( darya ) ( darya ) there is a new trend gaining popularity with online shoppers. it is called box retail. you can now get a box with pre-assembled outfit shipped straight to your doorstep.( mark ) companies now just ask you to answer some questions about our style needs and preferences and a stylist creates an outfit just for you.( darya ) and it is not just for adults... some companies will also style your children. some industry experts say that convenience is the key to box retail and that they expect more shoppers to embrace the experience. ( mark ) and take a look... two horses stolen from a home in santa cruz have been returned to their owners.( darya ) the horses were taken over the weekend. the deputies brought the animals back to the owner... this is the picture of the

happy reunion.( mark ) the horses were found in a hidden makeshift corral. police did find the people who stole the horses and arrested them. ( will ) breaking news... one person is dead after a train htis a car. i will have the details in a live report. ( james ) your bay area forecast is next. .

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the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (james)it's warm and humid once again this morning, but that should change by tomorrow morning as the marine layer returns bringing fog and cooler air back to the coast. today will see temperatures continue to drop as we return to normal levels for this time of year. inland highs will reach the upper 80s to low 90s. bay shoreline temps will reach the low 80s. coastal

communities will peak around 70. looking at the week ahead, the return of the sea breeze will help clear (james)it's warm and major bart delay due to track work and caltrain delays due to a fatal accident in redwood city. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.

( darya ) breaking news we are following this morning... at least one person is dead after a train hits a car in redwood city.( mark ) will tran is live at the scene this morning with the details. will. ( will ) one person is dead. this happened just before 2:00 this morning at the intersection of buckingham and westmoreland avenues. the car was disabled on the tracks when it was hit. i am at the scene gathering details and will bring you updates throughout the morning

( mark ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) in just a few hours the trump administration will announce it's decision on whether to end the daca immigration program.( mark ) president trump is expected to end the program which provides protection from deportation for undocumented migrants who were brought to the u-s as children. ( darya ) john lawrence has the details. the daca program may be doomed. sources say president trump is expected to announce an end to the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. daca provides protection from deportation for some undocumented migrants who were brought to the u-s as children. juventino meza/born in mexico "most of us have lived here for, you know, at least half of our lives, if not more, and many don't know any other place than the u.s."president

obama founded created the program five years ago by executive action.juventino meza/born in mexico"i've done everything i was told to do... like don't get in trouble. work hard. and here we are, right? it almost feels like it didn't matter."sources familiar with the president's thinking say he will give congress six-months to come up with a legislative solution. it's an issue that even president trump himself seems to have changed his mind on....."we will immediately terminate president obama's two illegal executive amnesties." "it's a very, very tough subject. we're going to deal with daca with heart." in the meantime, the so-called dreamers and their supporters hope for the best.rep. fue lee/d-minneapolis "we have a rich heritage of immigration. we should not be trying to send people back because they came to the u.s. because they want to see something change for them and their families." nancy yu/daca supporter "we just want to make sure that our community knows - brings awareness to our people - and make sure they understand they're not alone, and that

our daca students are important."i'm john lorinc reporting. ( mark ) the president's decision will affect hundreds of thousands of people... including some here in the bay area.( darya ) tiffany mcelroy is here with the details. tiffany. ( tiffany ) 19- years ago... sandy valenciano and her family moved to the u-s from mexico. she was just 5-years-old at the time. valenciano now works for california's immigrant youth justice alliance. she says she is worried about her sister... who is also a daca recipient... and a mother of four.

on the economy. ( tiffany ) there is bipartisan support for legislation continuing daca's provisions but it could face strong opposition from immigration hardliners in congress. back to you. ( mark ) attorney general jeff sessions is expected to announce the president's decision on daca at 8:00 this morning. we will bring you that statement live as soon as it happens. we are also expecting rallies against the decision all around the bay area. we will bring you the latest on air -- and through the kron4 mobile app. ( darya ) in the east bay... hundreds marched in a labor day rally at frank ogawa plaza in oakland. protesters are demanding an increase in the minimum wage and more rights to unionize. this was just one of the hundreds of similar marches held across the country.

showing our solidarity across 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">

made him do it.( mark ) and later... rumors are swirling about the new i- phone- 8. we breaks down the specifics on the latest gadget and how much it will cost.( darya ) and after the break... trapped in the flood waters from hurricane harvey.. how a 14-year-old girl turned to her cell phone for help. and here's a live look outside...bay bridge. (male announcer) shop like a pro at bass pro shops for huge savings! like savings of 40% on redhead camo tech hoodies. save $20 on a muddy 10 megapixel game camera bundle. and save $50 on lacrosse alpha lite rubber boots -- at bass pro shops. if gravity's your biggest fan, it's ok. we understand.

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( mark ) when a 14- year-old houston girl began having a medical emergency during hurricane harvey... she turned to siri for help.( darya ) tyler frank has sickle cell anemia. her family's house was flooded... and they were stranded outside... when tyler started having a sickle cell crisis.( mark ) that's where parts of her body weren't getting enough oxygen. that is when she used siri to call the coast guard.( darya ) a helicoptor arrived the next day... but the coast guard refused to pick her up... even though she had a fever of 103- degrees and was turning blue.( mark ) the coast guard told tyler that crews were rescuing people in immediate and life-threatening situations... and they would come back for her later.

forecast is after the break. ( mark )( darya )( robin )

checking bay area roads before you head out the door..

major bart delay due to track work and caltrain delays due to a fatal accident in redwood city. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

(james)it's warm and humid once again this morning, but that should change by tomorrow morning as the marine layer returns bringing fog and cooler air back to the coast. today will see temperatures continue to drop as we return to normal levels for this time of year. inland highs will reach the upper 80s to low 90s. bay shoreline temps will reach the low 80s. coastal communities will peak around 70. looking at the week ahead, the return of the sea breeze will help clear out the smoke in the air. temps should continue to cool through mid-week, then warm slightly for the weekend. this week will be a welcome relief from the heat. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:43 am. sunset is at 7:32 pm.

( mark ) a man in north carolina says his cough medicine led him to murder his wife. police say matthew phelps called 9-1-1 early friday morning. he told dispatchers he had a dream.. and when he woke up.. found his wife stabbed on the floor.. blood all over him and a bloody knife on the bed. then he said.. quote.. "i think i did it." he also told police he had taken cold medicine to help him sleep... and that he took more than he should have. bayer... the maker of the cold medicine issued a statement saying that there are no indications that the medicine is associated with violent behavior. ( mark ) the mother of a man who died after running

into a huge fire at the burning man festival says he was attending the event in nevada for the first time. authorities say that aaron mitchell was not under the influence of alcohol when it happened on saturday.... but toxicology tests are underway to check for other drugs. mitchell was from oklahoma and had been living in switzerland with his wife. his parents say they don't know why he did it....but they think that someone might have slipped him something. mitchell was rescued by firefighters and later died at the u-c davis hospital. ( darya ) 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 fire is 68-percent contained. it has destroyed 54 buildings - including 32 homes. more than 15 hundred firefighters are currently working to put out the wildfire. ( darya ) and in trinity county.... the helena fire as now grown to nearly 9-thousand acres. it is just 14- percent contained... 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. ( mark ) apples is set to unveil the new i-phone in just over a week and it will come with a big price tag... some experts are predicting it could cost a thousand dollars. ( darya ) korn 4's gabe slate has the details. that is a lot of money. i could buy a macbook for that. my work pays for my phone so no i would not pay that for a personal phone. reporter gabe slate says: i visited an apple store to talk to faithful iphone users about if they would shell out $1,000 for the new iphone. sound from iphone users in rapid concurrent: yes i will probably get sucked in. the macbook is $1000 so choosing between the computer and a phone.. i would choose the computer. no i would use that money to get a ticket out of the united states. the new iphone is expected to feature a much higher resolution oled display. it will likely have new security unlocking features like facial recognition. apple is late to the game of wireless charging

so this should be the year that they build that into the iphonethis would allow you to set your iphone on a charge pad at home and not have plug anything in. earlier in the summer apple showed off a preview of their new operating system for iphones coming out this fall ios 11 in their preview they were showing off a lot of augmented reality apps and uses. to pull that off this new phone may have new hardware more cameras to better dish up smooth impressive a=r experiences as always apple is holding their cards close to their chest they have not revealed what this special 10th anniversary iphone will feature that they are unveiling on september 12th in san francisco gabe slate kron 4 news ( darya ) now to bay area

baseball... the giants taking on the rockies in colorado.( mark ) let's get to the highlights. in the 6th inning joe panik drops one into center field. denard span comes home to tie the game at 3. then in the 9th inning the giants bullpen walked the batter with the bases loaded to score the wining run. rockies win by a final of 4 to 3. the two teams play again tonight. first pitch is set for 5:40. ( darya ) and the a's in oakland taking on the los angeles angels. this game would go to extra innings. but the angels would score two runs in the 11th. they go on to win by a final of 11 to 9. they play again tonight. first pitch is set for 7:05 ( mark ) coming up on the kron four morning news... a warning if you plan on taking bart. coming up at six... the latest east bay atation to have cars burglarized in the parking lot. and after the break... a man sets the world record for pull-ups. see how many he had to do to make it in to the record books.

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wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) take a look at this... a fitness guru in massachusetts breaks the world record form most pull-ups in a minute. adam sandel did 51 pull-ups. the precious record holder was on hand to watch. in the end sandel beat the record by just one pull-up. ( mark ) quadcopter four went up

to give us a unique perspective ... of a bay area labor day tradition. 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'.ú ( mark ) coming up in the next hour... we are following two breaking news stories this morning... first... one person is dead after a car is hit by a caltrain train. will tran is live at the scene with the details. and hurricane irma is now a category five hurricane.

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car in redwood city. i will have the details in a live report. ( mark ) and in just a few hours the white house will announce a decision that will impact hundreds of thousands of immigrants. how the bay area is responding ( darya ) and new this morning... another attack at a

bay area bart station. how a bart supervisor helped police catch the attacker. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.

(james)it's warm and humid once again this morning, but that should change by tomorrow morning as the marine layer returns bringing fog and cooler air back to the coast. today will see temperatures continue to drop as we return to normal levels ( darya ) breaking news we are

following this morning... at least one person is dead after a train hits a car in redwood city.( mark ) will tran is live at the scene this morning with the details. will. ( will ) one person is dead. this happened just before 2:00 this morning at the intersection of buckingham and westmoreland avenues. the car was disabled on the tracks when it was hit. i am at the scene gathering details and will bring you updates throughout the morning

( mark ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) breaking news from overnight... several people are injured in a shooting in fairfield. it happened around 10:00 last night on tanglewood drive. police say 2 or 3 people were shot. there is no word on their condition this morning. police have not yet

information. ( mark ) and new this morning a bart supervisor is attacked at a bart station in oakland. this happened at the 19th street station. the attacker was in a restricted construction zone when the supervisor approached him and told him he needed to get out. that is when the man spit in the supervisor's face and charged at him. the supervisor hit him and restrained him until police arrived. the attacker was taken into custody and will undergo a psychiatric evaluation. his name has not been released. ( mark ) and a warning if you plan to park your car at the dublin-pleasanton bart station. two cars were broken into yesterday. in both cases the windows were smashed out and the inside was vandalized. in one case a g-p-s device was stolen. police do not have a description of the thief. ( darya ) and happening today... nearly 800- thousand undocumented immigrants will learn their fate when the trump administration announces its decision on the daca immigration program. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live in berkeley where protests are expected later this afternoon. lydia. ( lydia )there is expected to

be a protest here at sprout plaza on the campus of usc berkeley at 5pm against ending the program known as daca. (take vo)the rally is being organized by the coalition to defend affirmative action, integration and immigrant rights and fight for equality by any means necessary... also known as bamn.the deferred action for early childhood arrivals program grants work permits for undocumented immigrants who arrived in the country as children.an announcement is expected to be made today on whether the program will end.two of the sources said the plan is to have a six-month delay in any action regarding daca to allow congress time to pass a fix through legislation that would allow the undocumented immigrants to stay in the country. ( lydia )the program was

introduced by president obama in 2012 has protected an 800- thousand young adults from deportation.there is also expected to be rally's in san francisco and san jose. reporting live in berkeley, lydia pantazes kron4 news. ( darya ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( mark ) an local immigration lawyer says there will be an immediate effect on jobs if the white house does indeed end daca. attorney jesse lloyd has helped hundreds of clients with daca benefits. he says someone who has never had a deportation order against them still has the right to fight deportation proceedings and that process could take years. but losing work authorization could be one of the most immediate effects for so-called 'dreamers.' ( mark ) lloyd says he is hopeful that congress can pass

permanent legislation to help the people affected by daca. ( mark ) attorney general jeff sessions is expected to announce the president's decision on daca at 8:00 this morning. we will bring you that statement live as soon as it happens. we are also expecting rallies against the decision all around the bay area. we will bring you the latest on air -- and through the kron4 mobile app. ( darya ) happening now... firefighters in gilroy are working to contain a wildfire that started over the weekend.( mark ) tiffany mcelroy is here with the details. tiffany. (tiffany) the bally fire is burning near ballybunion drive. and it's on steep terrain above multi- million dollar homes near the eagle ridge golf course in west gilroy. the fire has now spread to 100 acres and is just 10-percent contained. firefighters spent monday fighting the flames from both the air and the ground. helicopters and planes were used to dump water and fire retardant on the hot spots.

firefighters say the fire is burning away from homes. (tiffany @ landing) witnesses say they heard two loud pops before the fire started saturday evening. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. ( darya ) the 'la tuna' fire burning in los angeles has grown to more than 7- thousand acres. this is the largest wildfire in the history of the city of los angeles. it started on friday. one firefighter is being treated for minor burns. several homes have been destroyed. that fire is only 30 percent contained this morning. ( darya ) police in the east bay arrest a man who exposed himself to children. it happened over the weekend in concord. a father called police to report that a man was exposing himself to kids. officers arrested the man but have not released his name. ( mark ) a tracy woman is dead and the person accused of

killing her is a 15-year-old boy. officers got the call on saturday night that a woman had been shot. they say the victim and the suspect knew each other. a neighbor says the teen suspect got mixed up with the wrong crowd shortly after moving to the neighborhood. ( mark ) the teen was booked into san joaquin juvenile hall. police are not releasing his name because he is a minor. ( darya ) in the east bay... hundreds marched in a labor day rally at frank ogawa plaza in oakland. protesters are demanding an increase in the minimum wage and more rights to unionize. this was just one of the hundreds of similar marches held across the country.

( mark ) a san francisco supervisor is proposing a statewide tax on companies that use robots to replace humans at jobs. supervisor jane kim says it is important to know now how people will earn a living as more jobs are lost to automation. officials have not said how much the tax would be but they say the extra money from the new tax would be used to pay for job training... education... and investments in new industries. ( darya ) coming up... people in texas cleaning up after hurricane harvey. see how two bay area kids are stepping up to help with relief efforts. and... a nurse is arrested while she's treating a patient. why she says she refused to cooperate with police.(robin) a look at your commute this morning. . no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees.

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get a check of weather and traffic this morning. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101.

(james)it's warm and humid once again this morning, but that should change by tomorrow morning as the marine layer returns bringing fog and cooler air back to the coast. today will see temperatures continue to drop as we return to normal levels for this time of year. inland highs will

reach the upper 80s to low 90s. bay shoreline temps will reach the low 80s. coastal communities will peak around 70. looking at the week ahead, the return of the sea breeze will help clear out the smoke in the air. temps should continue to cool through mid-week, then warm slightly for the weekend. this week will be a welcome relief from the heat. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:43 am. sunset is at 7:32 pm.

( mark ) breaking news this

morning... hurricane irma has intensified into to a category five storm. irma is packing winds of at least 175 miles-per-hour... and is moving west toward the caribbean islands of anguilla, the british and u.s. virgin islands, and puerto rico... and by saturday night.. this major hurricane could hit florida. florida governor rick scott has declared a state of emergency ahead of the storm. ( darya ) hurricane irma comes as many schools and businesses in texas are set to reopen today following hurricane harvey.( mark ) omar jimenez has the latest. while most businesses in houston are expected to reopen by tuesday, as the city dries out...there's still a long way to go.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 up to a month.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 involved in the fight for funding in washington.sen. john cornyn/ (r) texas: it's going to be important for congressman mccarthy, congressman weber and i and the entire texas delegation to pull together to get the relief from the federal government that texans so, so deserve."the white house is asking for nearly eight billion dollars in disaster reliefas congress returns to washington on tuesday. meanwhile, florida officials are keeping a close eye on hurricane irma, churning in the atlantic ocean. and though it's still unclear which path the category four storm will ultimately take, residents aren't taking any chances. resident sot: "we're gonna get something, so better to be safe than sorry."in kingwood texas, i'm omar jimenez. ( darya ) a task force of bay area firefighters and first responders are back home after

spending 10-days helping the victims of hurricane harvey. last night... 47 members of the oakland urban search and rescue team arrived at oakland international airport. doctor marisha chilcott is the team's physician. she says the scope of the devastation in texas is stunning and says it will take a long time for victims to rebuild their lives. ( darya ) the task force might not be home for long. they are ready to re- deploy... if hurricane irma makes landfall in the united states. ( mark ) back here in the bay area... two kids have found their own way help the victims of hurricane harvey. ava and aaron jenson cleaned out their rooms... gathering books, toys and more to sell. the 9 and 11 year old siblings don't know anyone in houston... but wanted to make a difference. some people didn't even buy anything but they just wanted to drop off a few dollars to help.

just kids, and they're kids like us and if this happened to us we would want other people to help us too.">( mark ) by the end of the day the kids raised 100 dollars. all of the money will be donated to the red cross. ( mark ) 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 "5-1-5-5-5". you can also long onto our website kron four-dot-com for more information. ( darya ) the woman who was detained for refusing to draw blood from an unconscious patient is now telling her side of the story. alex wubbels was following hospital policy and constitutional law when she denied the sample to officers. this 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. wubbles is now speaking out

about the violent arrest. saying she was doing her job and thinks any nurse would the same. ( darya ) the department says detective payne and another officer are on administrative leave pending a criminal investigation. wubbels says she's disappointed by the university of utah police. as well as the department of public safety. they provide security for the hospital. officers from both departments were present for the arrest. wubbels says they did nothing to stop it. ( mark ) and take a look... two horses stolen from a home in santa cruz have been returned to their owners. the horses were taken over the weekend. the deputies brought the animals back to the owner... this is the picture of the happy reunion. the horses were found in a hidden makeshift corral. police did find the people who stole the horses and arrested ( mark ) tensions continue to rise between the u-s and north korea. the latest

threat coming out of north korea. and after the break... why having your kids starting school later can save millions of dollars. and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge. (robin)

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) letting kids sleep in and start school later could save

the united states 9 billion dollars a year. as well as improve their achievements in the classroom and reduce traffic accidents among teenagers.( mark ) researchers say letting kids go to school later improves students mental and physical health and public safety overall. this is because kids are less tired and more focused thanks to getting better rest. better rested and better performing students is what leads to more income for schools.( darya ) researchers added one of the disadvantages of making school start times later include increased transportation costs like rescheduling bus routes. (james) tracking your morning forecast. what to expect as you head out the door right after the break.

(mark)(darya) lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

(james)it's warm and humid once again this morning, but that should change by tomorrow morning as the marine layer returns bringing fog and cooler air back to the coast. today will see temperatures continue to drop as we return to normal levels for this time of year. inland highs will reach the upper 80s to low 90s. bay shoreline temps will reach the low 80s. coastal communities will peak around 70. looking at the week ahead, the return of the sea breeze will help clear out the smoke in the air. temps should continue to cool through mid-week, then warm slightly for the weekend. this week will be a welcome relief from the heat. sunrise in san

francisco is at 6:43 am. sunset is at 7:32 pm. ( darya ) in just a few hours the trump administration will announce it's decision on whether to end the daca immigration program.( mark ) president trump is expected to end the program which provides protection from deportation for undocumented migrants who were brought to the u-s as children. ( darya ) john lawrence has the details. the daca program may be doomed. sources say president trump is expected to announce an end to the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. daca provides protection from deportation for some undocumented migrants who were brought to the u-s as children. juventino meza/born in mexico "most of us have lived here for, you know, at least half of our lives, if not more, and many don't know any other place than the u.s."president obama founded created the program five years ago by executive action.juventino

meza/born in mexico"i've done everything i was told to do... like don't get in trouble. work hard. and here we are, right? it almost feels like it didn't matter."sources familiar with the president's thinking say he will give congress six-months to come up with a legislative solution. it's an issue that even president trump himself seems to have changed his mind on....."we will immediately terminate president obama's two illegal executive amnesties." "it's a very, very tough subject. we're going to deal with daca with heart." in the meantime, the so-called dreamers and their supporters hope for the best.rep. fue lee/d-minneapolis "we have a rich heritage of immigration. we should not be trying to send people back because they came to the u.s. because they want to see something change for them and their families." nancy yu/daca supporter "we just want to make sure that our community knows - brings awareness to our people - and make sure they understand they're not alone, and that our daca students are important."i'm john lorinc

reporting. ( mark ) the president's decision will affect hundreds of thousands of people... including some here in the bay area.( darya ) tiffany mcelroy is here with the details. ( tiffany ) 19- years ago... sandy valenciano and her family moved to the u-s from mexico. she was just 5-years-old at the time. valenciano now works for california's immigrant youth justice alliance. she says she is worried about her sister... who is also a daca recipient... and a mother of four.

on the economy. ( tiffany ) there is bipartisan support for legislation continuing daca's provisions but it could face strong opposition from immigration hardliners in congress. back to you. ( mark ) attorney general jeff sessions is expected to announce the president's decision on daca at 8:00 this morning. we will bring you that statement live as soon as it happens. we are also expecting rallies against the decision all around the bay area. we will bring you the latest on air -- and through the kron4 mobile app. ( mark ) happening today... congress returns to work and one of the first things they must do is approve money for hurricane harvey relief efforts. a vote on that money is expected by the end of the week. the house will also begin debate on a new budget. tomorrow president trump will meet with the congressional leaders of both parties to discuss key issues like raising the debt ceiling to avoid a government

shutdown. ( darya ) tensions are rising between the united states and north korea over it's nuclear and missile program. just one day after north korea conducted its most powerful nuclear test... u-s ambassador nicki haley condemned north korean leader kim jong un during an emergency meeting of the u-n security council. north korea is now threatening more nuclear tests in the coming days. over the weekend president trump threatened to halt trade with all nations doing business with north korea. china and russia are proposing a policy in which north korea would halt all testing if the u-s and south korea stop military exercises. ( darya ) 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 fire is 68-percent contained. it has destroyed 54 buildings - including 32 homes. more than 15 hundred firefighters are currently working to put out the wildfire. ( mark ) and in trinity county.... the helena fire as now grown to nearly 9-thousand acres. it is just 14-

percent contained... 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. ( mark ) coming up... rumors are swirling about the new i-phone- 8. kron4's gabe slate breaks down the specifics on the latest gadget. and after the break.. what one baseball player did that is more rare then a perfect game. and here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge.

(robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.

( mark ) in sports. the diamondbacks' j-d martinez has accomplished something that you don't see every day. he has become the 18th player in major league history to hit 4 home runs in one game. ( darya ) he is actually the 2nd player to hit 4 in a game this season. that's also is rare. happening one other time in mlb history. what he did is so rare that there's been less 4 homer games then perfect games in baseball's 114 year history. he also the 3rd player in baseball history to hit four home runs off of four different pitchers. ( mark ) the other good news here, the dodgers have now lost 9 of their last 10 games.( darya ) more on this and more on gary's world

at 7:45 this morning. ( mark ) and tracking your morning forecast. what to expect as you head out the door right after the break. this is a story about mail and packages.

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(mark)(darya) welcome back. lets get a check of weather and traffic... no major hot spots. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101.bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. golden gate bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. (james)it's warm and humid once again this morning, but that should

plaza. to the toll 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. (james)it's warm and humid once again this morning, but that should change by tomorrow

morning as the marine layer returns bringing fog and cooler air back to the coast. today will see temperatures continue to drop as we return to normal levels for this time of year. inland highs will reach the upper 80s to low 90s. bay shoreline temps will reach the low 80s. coastal communities will peak around 70. looking at the week ahead, the return of the sea breeze will help clear out the smoke in the air. temps should continue to cool through mid-week, then warm slightly for the weekend. this week will be a welcome relief from the heat. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:43 am. sunset is at 7:32 pm.

( mark ) a north carolina man says his cough medicine led him to murder his wife. police say matthew phelps called 9-1-1 early friday morning. he told dispatchers he had a dream.. and when he woke up.. found his wife stabbed on the floor.. blood all over him and a bloody knife on the bed. the aspiring pastor also told police he had taken cold medicine to help him sleep... and that he took more than he should have. bayer... the maker of the cold medicine issued a statement saying that there are no indications that the medicine is associated with violent behavior. phelps is being charged with murder ( darya ) the mother of a man who died after running into a huge fire at the burning man festival says he was attending the event in nevada for the first time. authorities say that aaron mitchell was not under the influence of alcohol when it happened on saturday.... but toxicology tests are underway to check for other drugs. mitchell was from oklahoma and had been living

in switzerland with his wife. his parents say they don't know why he did it....but they think that someone might have slipped him something. mitchell was rescued by firefighters and later died at the u-c davis hospital. ( mark ) six people were injured after a driver crashed his s-u-v into a laundromat in new york. it happened on staten island. police 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 the man says he forgot the car was still in reverse and steps on the gas. ( mark ) doctors say the six people injured will all be okay. ( darya ) toymaker lego is

in financial trouple. the company has announced it plans to cut 14-hundred jobs. that's eight percent of its workforce. lego says this is in response to low sales this year. the toy company says its star wars line has not done as well as they thought it would. lego still outsells my little pony and barbie. ( mark ) the new tenth anniversary iphone will be unveiled in just over one week at apple's new headquarters.( darya ) kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate has the details. the new iphone is expected to feature a much higher resolution oled display. it will likely have new security unlocking features like facial recognition. apple is late to the game of wireless charging so this should be the year that they build that into the iphonethis would allow you to set your iphone on a charge pad at home and not have plug anything in. earlier in the summer apple showed off a preview of their new operating system for iphones coming out this fall ios 11 in their preview they were showing off

a lot of augmented reality apps and uses. to pull that off this new phone may have new hardware more cameras to better dish up smooth impressive a=r experiences as always apple is holding their cards close to their chest they have not revealed what this special 10th anniversary iphone will feature that they are unveiling on september 12th reporter gabe slate says: i visited an apple store to talk to iphone users about what they would like to see in the new iphone sound from iphone users:

( darya ) now to bay area baseball... the giants taking on the rockies in colorado.( mark ) let's get to the highlights. in the 6th inning joe panik drops one into center field. denard span comes home to tie the game at 3. then in the 9th inning the giants bullpen walked the batter with the bases loaded to score the wining run. rockies win by a final of 4 to 3. the two teams play again tonight. first pitch is set for 5:40. (mark) mark adlib big board. ( darya ) when a 14-

year-old houston girl began having a medical emergency during hurricane harvey... she turned to siri for help.( mark ) tyler frank has sickle cell anemia. her family's house was flooded... and they were stranded outside... when tyler started having a sickle cell crisis.( darya ) that's where parts of her body weren't getting enough oxygen. that is when she used siri to call the coast guard. a helicoptor arrived the next day... but the coast guard refused to pick her up... even though she had a fever of 103- degrees and was turning blue.( mark ) the coast guard told tyler that crews were rescuing people in immediate and life-threatening situations... and they would come back for her later.

tyler and her family had to sit outside in the floodwaters for another day until another coast guard helicopter rescued them. she was taken to the hospital where she was treated. she is expected to be okay. ( mark ) the nation's only giant panda twins are now a year old! ya lun ("yah- loon") and xi lun ("shee-loon") celebrated their first birthday sunday at zoo atlanta. they were treated to special ice "birthday cakes" made with frozen produce. and gift boxes filled with treats. the twins were born 47 minutes apart last year to mother lun lun ("loon-loon") and father yang yang ("yahng-yahng"). the girls are the sixth and seventh offspring of the mating pair. their older brothers and sisters all live at the chengdu research base in china. (darya) ahead at seven on the kron 4 morning news... the fate of nearly 800 thousand undocumented immigrants is on the line this morning. what president trump is expected to decide with daca.( mark ) and hurricane irma is now a category five hurricane. the states that are in its

path this morning.( darya ) and ahead in gary's world... the most amazing moments in college football. the highlights of the 1st week.

(mark) in about an hour... the white house will announce a decision that will impact hundreds of thousands of immigrants. we have live coverage as we await the announcement. (darya) and a major threat

as hurricane irma is now a category five storm. details on the states that are in its path and when it could hit. (james) and cooler temperatures across the bay area after several days of intense heat. i'll have your forecast. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.