( marty )(ááátake liveááá) hurricane irma is here and battering the coast of florida. it has made landfall. president trump has approved emergency declarations for not only in florida, but also georgia, south carolina, puerto rico and the virgin islands. here is a live look at the storm hitting fort lauderdale this morning. the hurricane is centered just 40 miles out of key west. (marty)so far... at least 3 people have died as a result of the storm.close to 800- thousand are (marty)thank you check back with you throughout the morning. ( marty ) good morning.

thanks for joining us. i'm marty gonzales. hurricane irma strengthened into a category four storm. it has caused over 170-thousand homes and businesses to lose power near miami. and forced 600-thousand people in that area to evacuate. we turn now to meteorlogist dave spahr. isn't the national weather service saying the storm will hit the lower florida keys right now? (dave)significant warming is expected today as high pressure builds over northern california. shower chances will develop across the far

southern portion of the region tonight and monday and then across the entire forecast area monday night and tuesday. there is also a slight chance of thunderstorms (dave)significant warming is

expected today as high pressure builds over northern california. shower chances will develop across the far southern portion of the region tonight and monday and then across the entire forecast area monday night and tuesday. there is also a slight chance of thunderstorms . slightly cooler temperatures are forecast for monday, with much cooler weather expected by midweek.

( marty ) with millions of people evacuating the palm beach area... many animals were left behind. dozens of dogs and cats have been found tied up or otherwise tethered... left behind by their owners. officials in florida are calling this animal cruelty. county animal control officers have been rushing to

rescue animals left behind over the last couple of days. ( marty ) the county's animal control director and state attorney say they'll prosecute those who have left animals tied up outside. ( marty ) however -- more than 160 shelter dogs and cats - have been rescued and are safe hundreds of miles away from the path of irma. the pets were flown to columbus, ohio friday night courtesy of the u.s. humane society. once they've been checked out by vets, the dogs and cats will be available for adoption in ohio, indiana and kentucky. ( marty @ landing) meanwhile people in mexico are grappling with a storm of

their own. katia, churning in the gulf of mexico, made landfall friday as a category 1 hurricane. it's since been downgraded to a tropical storm. but the wind and rain have made rescue efforts following thursday's 8-point-1 earthquake more difficult. at least 65 people have died as a result of the quake. ( marty ) hurricane katia has claimed the lives of at least two people so far. ( marty ) coming up... an update on the ongoing work to repair the section of highway one that was severly damaged from winter storms. how much caltrans says it will cost to fix it. demonstrators took to the streets of downtown oakland. the issue impacting millions

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with dave spahr.

(dave)significant warming is significant (dave) significant warming is expected today as high pressure builds over northern california. shower chances

will develop across the far southern portion of the region tonight and monday and then across the entire forecast area monday night and tuesday. there is also a slight chance of thunderstorms . slightly cooler temperatures are forecast for monday, with much cooler weather expected by midweek. ( marty ) breaking news we are following... at least one

person has died this morning after a crash on interstate 580 in oakland. it happened just after five when a silver ford taurus crashed into a pillar near the high street on-ramp. two westbound lanes were closed for about an hour. all lanes of the highway are now open. no word yet on what caused the crash. we will bring you updates on this story as we get them into our newsroom. ( marty ) police are investigating another drive by shooting in the east bay. a man is recovering after he was shot as he drove on highway four in antioch. it happened around 9-30 friday night near somersville road. the man was shot in the arm and was able to drive himself in to the hospital the woman with him in the car at the time was not hurt. ( marty ) cal-trans estimates it's going to cost 40-million dollars to rebuild a storm damaged section of highway-one. the one-mile strech of highway was engulfed by a massive landslide last winter. caltrans says it is going to build a new roadway... but it will take about a year to do the work.

crews have been busy removing debris from the highway. they hope to have the construction wrapped up by the end of next summer. the slide is one of the largest in the state's history. ( marty) one month ago...40-year-old artist david deporis was dragged to death in oakland. his friends and family got together to remember david and celebrate his life yesterday. they tell kron four's philippe djegal that david was one of a kind. gene deporis/father- "my son lived for his music and my son died for his music." nats/david's music- "bet i miss you when i'm gone i know that." taking it one day at a time... the deporis family is comforted by the love from david's friends... all numb to his loss.david's mom/nats- "you gave david what he needed and craved most in life -- to have his music really heard." david's mother and his father gene overwhelmed by the steady stream of support for their late 40-year-old son.gene deporis/father- "i learned about my son's death in the jungles of sri lanka."nats- david's music and, gene remembers crying the whole flight back to the states...

consoled by a complete stranger... michelle jeong (jong) who ultimately arranged for david's celebration of life to be held for free at the new parish in oakland. michelle jeong/gene's friend- 'i truly believe that perfect strangers can step up and make a difference."nats- david's music david deporis was murdered on august ninth. he was dragged to death, chasing after the person who stole his laptop. while sitting at a cafe in oakland's temescal neighborhood. and, although this case has not been solved... david's family is confident in those running the investigation.gene deporis/father- "i absolutely believe 100 percent in oakland pd." the oakland police department has released this photo of a possible person of interest in this case. investigators say he was seen in the area at time driving a red mid-sized audi s-u-v, similar to this one. a 15- thousand dollar reward has been offered for information

that will help solve this crime. david's friend rob martin says david always tried to...rob martin/david's friend- 'rise above the average and be divine in your contributions. dave was divine in his music."gene deporis/father- 'i have no interest in revenge whatsoever -- not the slightest. but i do want to see justice done and far more importantly, i want this person and anybody working with him taken off the streets." before what tragically happened to david happens to anyone else. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) the wife of a pilot killed in a crash near point reyes says her husband had recently left his home in houston because of hurricane harvey. 58-year-old john wilson died friday while flying from santa barbara county to santa rosa. his wife says he would split his time between austria, santa barbara and houston. wilson left houston to stay at the couple's property in santa barbara after the hurricane

flooded their basement. he received his pilot license just a few weeks ago. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the crash. (marty)stanford and cal in action yesterday... the bears home opener and the cardinal down at the l-a coliseum.one team stayed undefeated... the other did not. highlights coming up in sports. live look outside... richmond bridge

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women's finals... unseeded sloane stephens taking on fellow american, and good friend, 15 seed madison keys. match point... keys' forehand goes into the net. stephens wins 6-3, 6-0 in her first grand slam final. after the match, the 24 year old stephens joked she should just retire now. she's only the second unseeded woman to win the u-s open in the open era. (marty) 49ers hosting the panthers this afternoon at levi's stadium. raiders are in tenessee to take on the titans at 10. those highlights... plus the latest

on sebastian janikowski's future... tonight at 9 on sportsnight live. ( marty ) still ahead on the kron4 morning news. fema is working on the best response to hurricane irma. we'll take you inside the command center that is calling the shots. that's coming up.

( marty )(ááátake liveááá) more live pictures from florida.... ( marty ) time more more weather

with dave spahr. (dave) significant warming is expected today as high pressure builds over northern california. shower chances will develop across the far southern portion of the region

tonight and monday and then across the entire forecast area monday night and tuesday. there is also a slight chance of thunderstorms . slightly cooler temperatures are forecast for monday, with much cooler weather expected by midweek. ( marty ) fema has been working around the clock on how to best respond to hurricane irma. while at the same time dealing with huricane harvey.

rene marsh takes us inside fema's washington command center. ( marty ) with natural disasters

sweeping the south and mexico... it is another reminder to those of us in the bay area to be ready in case a natural disaster hits here. in the east bay experts gave advice on how to prepare for a natural disaster. kron4's jeff pierce was there. for days now we've been watching florida prepare for a disaster and on saturday alameda county held a community prepardness fair in castro valley to help people get ready for what will be the next california disaster. we're watching houston, we're watching florida and mexico and the carribbean. you don't want to wait until a natural disaster hits to start getting prepared. while we won't be experiencing a hurricane californians are hardly immune from natural disasters. even though we are on the west

coast something out here like an earthquake, a wildland fire or a flood we could be in the same situation. so simple things like turning off your gas can save life and property. nat sound while those facing what may be a catastrophic situation in the wake of a hurricane residents in florida and texas had one adavantage we won't have. they're fortunate to know it's coming we here in california have earthquakes which are going to give us no warning at all. dean reese wanted those visiting the event to know just what that earthquake might feel like. it's great to feel what it's like instead of watching a video. you need to prepare now before the next earthquake occurs because after the fact you won't be able to get food, water, those necessary supplies that you'll need as a family to survive. bay emergency medical technicians put fairgoers in a simulated home fire to show them how to survive. smoke tends to rise and if you stand up and inhale that smoke you'll pass out. when road closures and power outtages

occur the most important thing is having what you need for the first seventy two hours. we need people to learn how to help themselves at least for a short period of time until we can get in there and start the recovery effort. shondra williams got the message. i bought three earthquake kits to be ready whenever the day comes. you have to be prepared so i want to be prepared. in castro valley jeff pierce kron four news. ( marty ) marchers took over some downtown streets in oakland briefly yesterday during a 'defend daca' protest. kron four's spencer blake reports the peaceful event brought together hundreds of people in support of both documented and undocumented immigrants. (chanting: "the people united will never be defeated.")the chanting started as people gathered at frank ogawa plaza in front of oakland city hall.

soon the organizer of the event, 16-year-old lucy siale, began introducing speakers - most of them immigrants themselves, and many of them daca recipients."we're saying no to exclusive immigration laws. we're saying no to banning people from coming here due to where they came from. due to the color of their skin. due to what they look like. we say no!"michael mendoza says his father came here from mexico, and that this country chewed him up and spat him back out."keeping immigrants in fear of deportation prevents them from organizing against wage theft and other forms of exploitation."siale says the event had no political affiliation nor sponsorship, and it focused on stories of people affected by daca, like this man, who, as a child, didn't like that his parents brought him to the u-s to raise him.but he started to realize"this is the land that gave me every chance to live my dream - my dream of graduating from high school and college, and graduate

school, and to become a doctoral student."(reporter standup)"after the initial rally with speakers, daca supporters marched for about a mile through downtown oakland and then ended up back here at frank ogawa plaza. they promised to to stay active.""i know there's a sentiment of fear going on right it's imperative that we're out here voicing our opinion, exercising our first amendment right."though siale had high classmates who told her nobody would come to the rally she days ago on rly they were in oakland, spencer blake, kron four news. live look outside... san francisco international airport.

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started smelling smoke....she immediately woke up her mother. ( marty ) three families are without a home because of the fire. the red cross is helping the families. fire officials say it was caused by an electrical issue and likely storm related.

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with dave spahr. (dave) significant warming is

expected today as high pressure builds over northern california. shower chances will develop across the far southern portion of the region tonight and monday and then across the entire forecast area monday night and tuesday. there is also a slight chance of thunderstorms . slightly cooler temperatures are forecast for monday, with much cooler weather expected by midweek. ( marty @ landing) los angeles is

taking it's first steps toward becoming a "city of sanctuary." two l-a city council members introduced the motion on friday the decision comes despite warnings from washington that sanctuary cities will be penaized by losing federal funds. the city has long limited cooperation with federal officials... los angeles has avoided the labeling itself a sanctuary city until now. the l-a city council president herb wesson says a

lot of debate went into the decision. ( marty ) the city of los angeles recieved a one-million dollar grant just this week-- it came before friday's city council meeting announcing the sanctuary city motion. ( marty ) the annual glaad gala was held at the metreon in san francisco. ross matthews, who used to be a special guest on the tonight show with jay leno, was the host of last night's event. saturday's event benefitted glaad's work to accelerate acceptance for those in the lgbtq community. those we talked with said it is more important than ever to rally together for equal rights.

to support the lgbtq community. ( marty ) whether they have a driver's license or not... stanley roberts shows us some people who probably shouldn't be driving at all... in this edition of people behaving badly. so at what point did you see the officer? right before i passed him the fact is by the time you see the traffic officer he already had you on lidar this driver is getting a warning he's the slowest one i've had this morning but driving 15 miles over the speed limit in conta costa county can result in having your license suspended . but in the case of the next three drivers it's a moot point! whooo 83 83and yes 83 is 28 miles over the posted speed limit which equals a suspended license unlessyou don't have your license on you are you a licensed driver how old are you? how come you're 19 and

you don't have a driver's license then there was this driver in the black audi (cue the audi driver jokes here) let's just say he was going a wee bit faster 85 to be exact it's your car but you don't have a license is he your chuffer . apparently, the passenger was too tired to driver so his buddy too over . even though it was the buddy's car . are you still following me here? but now listen to this so it's a california card with a pennsylvania address how does that work out it. the first time i think i ever seen that (that's what they gave me) where do you actually live sir then there was this driver in the pickup truck, now i know you think he was going faster actually he wasn't but .. according to the dmv, your license is suspended, however according to dmv you need to be served so therefore your gonna sign the citation you have to sign the notification that you've been suspended im gonna retain your drivers license .but even if his license wasn't suspended he still had another issue plus your license is expired by the way it could be a double fine

but were not doing that right now so lets recap the first speeder at 83 ok so you're an unlicensed driver you have no identification you're gonna have to call the registered owner of the vehicle to come pick you up the driver doing 85 it's rea simple you driver about two blocks down the road and there's a dmv you go in there you fill out the paperwork take the test alright so switch up.and the driver with a suspended and expired license i'm not going to tow your car because you wernt notified of it properly the moral of this story if your going to ride dirty make sure your paper work is in order . but look at the bright side the courts can't suspend a license if you don't actually have one in pittsburg stanley roberts kron 4 news

(marty)hurricane irma ... has closed mar-a-lago. president trump's palm beach estate is one of his three properties closed in florida ahead of the storm. the property is insured by a federal flood insurance agency. critics say the national flood insurance program that insures mar-a- lago benefits mostly wealthy people who choose to live on high-risk beachfront property. the agency owes around $25 billion to the u.s. treasury. the insurance program was due to expire at the end of the month, but was temporarily extended by legislation signed by the president on friday. coming up on kron four news weekend... hurricane irma has made landfall. we'll have a live report from fort meyers florida. with all the recent storms in the south.. many are wondering how to prepare when the next disaster strikes. we'll explain the tips experts recommend to those living in the bay area.

and after the break.. an update on the deadly quake that hit mexico

(ááátake liveááá) hurricane irma is here and battering the coast of florida. it has made landfall. president trump has approved emergency declarations for not only in florida, but also georgia, south carolina, puerto rico and the virgin islands. here is a live look at the storm hitting fort lauderdale this morning. the hurricane is centered just 30 miles out of key west. (marty)so far... at least 3 people have died as a result of the storm.close to 800- thousand are without power. kristen holmes is in fort kristen holmes

power.without thousand are close to 800-thousand are without power.kristen holmes is in fort meyers, florida with the latest. (marty) thank you kristen. we'll check back with you throughout the morning. ( marty ) good morning. thanks

for joining us. i'm marty gonzales. hurricane irma strengthened into a category four storm. it has caused over 170-thousand homes and businesses to lose power near miami. and forced 600-thousand people in that area to evacuate. we turn now to meteorlogist dave spahr. isn't the national weather service saying the storm will hit the lower florida keys right now? (dave) significant warming is

expected today as high pressure builds over northern california. shower chances will develop across the far southern portion of the region tonight and monday and then across the entire forecast area monday night and tuesday. there is also a slight chance of thunderstorms . slightly cooler temperatures for monday, with much weather expected by midweek. ( marty ) with millions of people evacuating the palm beach area... many animals were left behind. dozens of dogs and cats have been found tied up or otherwise tethered... left behind by their owners. officials in florida are calling this animal cruelty. county animal control officers have been rushing to rescue animals left behind over the last couple of days.

abandoned inside their home, can you tell me what you're seeing, how are you recognizing this?"diane suave, director, palm beach co. animal care: "these are dogs that had literally ... owners had gone, and they were left either in pens, or in yards that they would not be able to get out of, or tethered or chained."> ( marty ) the county's animal control director and state attorney say they'll prosecute those who have left animals tied up outside. ( marty ) however -- more than 160 shelter dogs and cats - have been rescued and are safe hundreds of miles away from the path of irma. the pets were flown to columbus, ohio friday night courtesy of the u.s. humane society. once they've been checked out by vets, the dogs and cats will be available for adoption in ohio, indiana and kentucky. ( marty @ landing) meanwhile people in mexico are grappling with a storm of their own. katia, churning in the gulf of mexico, made landfall friday as a category 1 hurricane. it's since been downgraded to a tropical storm. but the wind and rain have made rescue efforts following thursday's 8-point-1

earthquake more difficult. at least 65 people have died as a result of the quake. ( marty ) hurricane ( marty ) hurricane katia has claimed the lives of at least two people so far. ( marty ) coming up... an update on the ongoing work to repair the section of highway one that was severly damaged from winter storms. how much caltrans says it will cost to fix it. demonstrators took to the streets of downtown oakland. the issue impacting millions that they were protesting. if you are thinking about making guacamole, you might want to think twice. we'll explain after the break.

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with dave spahr. (dave) significant warming is expected today as

high pressure builds over northern california. shower chances will develop across the far southern portion of the region tonight and monday and then across the entire forecast area monday night and tuesday. there is also a slight chance of thunderstorms. slightly cooler temperatures are forecast for monday, with much cooler weather expected by midweek. ( marty ) breaking news we are

following... at least one person has died this morning after a crash on interstate 580 in oakland. it happened just after five when a silver ford taurus crashed into a pillar near the high street on-ramp. two westbound lanes were closed for about an hour. all lanes of the highway are now open. no word yet on what caused the crash. we will bring you updates on this story as we get them into our newsroom. ( marty ) police are investigating another drive by shooting in the east bay. a man is recovering after he was shot as he drove on highway four in antioch. it happened around 9-30 friday night near somersville road. the man was shot in the arm and was able to drive himself in to the hospital the

woman with him in the car at the time was not hurt. ( marty ) cal-trans estimates it's going to cost 40-million dollars to rebuild a storm damaged section of highway-one. the one-mile strech of highway was engulfed by a massive landslide last winter. caltrans says it is going to build a new roadway... but it will take about a year to do the work. crews have been busy removing debris from the highway. they hope to have the construction wrapped up by the end of next summer. the slide is one of the largest in the state's history. ( marty) one month ago...40-year-old artist david deporis was dragged to death in oakland. his friends and family got together to remember david and celebrate his life yesterday. they tell kron four's philippe djegal that david was one of a kind. gene deporis/father- "my son lived for his music and my son died for his music." nats/david's music- "bet i miss you when i'm gone i know that." taking it one day at a time... the deporis family is comforted by the love from david's friends...

all numb to his loss.david's mom/nats- "you gave david what he needed and craved most in life -- to have his music really heard." david's mother and his father gene overwhelmed by the steady stream of support for their late 40-year-old son.gene deporis/father- "i learned about my son's death in the jungles of sri lanka."nats- david's music and, gene remembers crying the whole flight back to the states... consoled by a complete stranger... michelle jeong (jong) who ultimately arranged for david's celebration of life to be held for free at the new parish in oakland. michelle jeong/gene's friend- 'i truly believe that perfect strangers can step up and make a difference."nats- david's music david deporis was murdered on august ninth. he was dragged to death, chasing after the person who stole his laptop. while sitting at a cafe in oakland's temescal neighborhood. and, although this case has not been solved... david's

family is confident in those running the investigation.gene deporis/father- "i absolutely believe 100 percent in oakland pd." the oakland police department has released this photo of a possible person of interest in this case. investigators say he was seen in the area at time driving a red mid-sized audi s-u-v, similar to this one. a 15- thousand dollar reward has been offered for information that will help solve this crime. david's friend rob martin says david always tried to...rob martin/david's friend- 'rise above the average and be divine in your contributions. dave was divine in his music."gene deporis/father- 'i have no interest in revenge whatsoever -- not the slightest. but i do want to see justice done and far more importantly, i want this person and anybody working with him taken off the streets." before what tragically happened to david happens to anyone else. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) the wife of a pilot killed in a crash near point reyes says her husband

had recently left his home in houston because of hurricane harvey. 58-year-old john wilson died friday while flying from santa barbara county to santa rosa. his wife says he would split his time between austria, santa barbara and houston. wilson left houston to stay at the couple's property in santa barbara after the hurricane flooded their basement. he received his pilot license just a few weeks ago. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the crash. ( marty ) police in richmond, virginia are preparing for a possible confederate rally. the group called "the new confederate states of america" is planing to hold a rally on september 16-th. police say that group will attract counter protestors in the form of antifa - an activist group that has made headlines for acts of violence, especially towards the media. people in richmond who have heard the news...are on edge.

a war. that war got over 150 years ago.">( marty ) organizers say they've been denied a permit for the rally, but they plan to go ahead with it anyway. the event would be held near the monument of confederate general robert lee. (marty)stanford and cal in action yesterday... the bears home opener and the cardinal down at the l-a coliseum.one team stayed undefeated... the other did not. highlights coming up in sports. live look outside... richmond bridge

(j.r.) big saturday night in college football. stanford down in southern california trying to take down the trojans. beautiful shot of

usc making their way out of the tunnel. stanford down 7....not a problem though...bryce love says watch this run and gimme some love. there he goes 75 yards for the touchdown. he had 160 yards on the night. that would tie the game at 7. but usc was too much sam darnold to deontay burnett. breaks two tackles and dives into the endzone. and then this play...looks almost identical. burnett again. usc was just too much for stanford. darnold had 316 yards on the day. trojans win 42-24 over the cardinal.college football action saturday in berkeley. first home opener for the bears.the students excited to be back today. painted up and ready to go. first drive of the game.reverse .demetrius robertson.he is gone.untouched for 34 yards and a touchdown. but then here comes weber state. stefan cantwell. making moves up the middle and scoring to keep this game close. the cal

players had other plans though. running back patrick laird he's making moves right here. laird had a big day. guy ran for 191 yards. yes 191 yards. this run would put the golden bears back on top. second half though the defense stepped up. a back and forth game but that d was able to put up a stop. this time on the fake field goal. most of this game was pretty close but cal's patrick laird made sure the team stayed strong. in addition to that 191 yards he also had three touchdowns. watching some cal beats weber state 33 to 20. (marty) thanks j-r. in u.s open's women's finals... unseeded sloane stephens taking on fellow american, and good friend, 15 seed madison keys. to flushing meadows... and match point... keys' forehand goes into the net. stephens wins 6-3, 6-0 in her first grand slam final. after the match, the 24 year old stephens joked she should just retire now. she's only the second unseeded woman to win the u-s open in the open era. (marty) 49ers hosting the

panthers this afternoon at levi's stadium. raiders are in tenessee to take on the titans at 10. those highlights... plus giants and a's highlights.. tonight at 9 on sportsnight live. ( marty ) still ahead on the kron4 morning news. fema is working on the best response to hurricane irma. we'll take you inside the command center that is calling the shots. that's coming up. (male announcer) shop like a pro at bass pro shops for huge savings!

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with dave spahr. (dave) significant warming is

expected today as high pressure builds over northern california. shower chances will develop across the far southern portion of the region tonight and monday and then across the entire forecast area monday night and tuesday. there is also a slight chance of thunderstorms . slightly cooler temperatures are forecast for monday, with much cooler weather expected by midweek. ( marty ) fema has been working around the clock on how to best respond to hurricane irma. while at the same time dealing with huricane harvey. rene marsh takes us inside fema's washington command

center. ( marty ) with natural disasters

sweeping the south and mexico... it is another reminder to those of us in the bay area to be ready in case a natural disaster hits here. in the east bay experts gave advice on how to prepare for a natural disaster. kron4's jeff pierce was there. for days now we've been watching florida prepare for a disaster and on saturday alameda county held a community prepardness fair in castro valley to help people get ready for what will be the next california disaster. we're watching houston, we're watching florida and mexico and the carribbean. you don't want to wait until a natural disaster hits to start getting prepared. while we won't be experiencing a hurricane californians are hardly immune from natural disasters. even though we are on the west coast something out here like an earthquake, a wildland fire or a flood we could be in the same situation. so simple things like turning off your

gas can save life and property. nat sound while those facing what may be a catastrophic situation in the wake of a hurricane residents in florida and texas had one adavantage we won't have. they're fortunate to know it's coming we here in california have earthquakes which are going to give us no warning at all. dean reese wanted those visiting the event to know just what that earthquake might feel like. it's great to feel what it's like instead of watching a video. you need to prepare now before the next earthquake occurs because after the fact you won't be able to get food, water, those necessary supplies that you'll need as a family to survive. bay emergency medical technicians put fairgoers in a simulated home fire to show them how to survive. smoke tends to rise and if you stand up and inhale that smoke you'll pass out. when road closures and power outtages occur the most important thing is having what you need for the first seventy two hours. we need people to learn how to help themselves at least for a

short period of time until we can get in there and start the recovery effort. shondra williams got the message. i bought three earthquake kits to be ready whenever the day comes. you have to be prepared so i want to be prepared. in castro valley jeff pierce kron four news. ( marty ) marchers took over some downtown streets in oakland briefly yesterday during a 'defend daca' protest. kron four's spencer blake reports the peaceful event brought together hundreds of people in support of both documented and undocumented immigrants. (chanting: "the people united will never be defeated.")the chanting started as people gathered at frank ogawa plaza in front of oakland city hall. soon the organizer of the event, 16-year-old lucy siale, began introducing speakers - most of them immigrants

themselves, and many of them daca recipients."we're saying no to exclusive immigration laws. we're saying no to banning people from coming here due to where they came from. due to the color of their skin. due to what they look like. we say no!"michael mendoza says his father came here from mexico, and that this country chewed him up and spat him back out."keeping immigrants in fear of deportation prevents them from organizing against wage theft and other forms of exploitation."siale says the event had no political affiliation nor sponsorship, and it focused on stories of people affected by daca, like this man, who, as a child, didn't like that his parents brought him to the u-s to raise him.but he started to realize"this is the land that gave me every chance to live my dream - my dream of graduating from high school and college, and graduate school, and to become a doctoral student."(reporter standup)"after the initial rally with speakers, daca supporters marched for about a mile through downtown oakland and then ended up back here at frank ogawa plaza. they

promised to stay angry, and to stay active.""i know there's a sentiment of fear going on right now and i think it's imperative that we're out here voicing our opinion, exercising our first amendment right."though siale had high school classmates who told her nobody would come to the rally she organized two days ago on facebookclearly they were wrong.in oakland, spencer blake, kron four news. live look outside... san francisco international airport.

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and gums for a healthier mouth. so you're totally ready! colgate total. be totally ready for life. a young girl helped several families escape after a fire tore through their home. this happened yesterday as people are already dealing with hurricane irma. the flames badly damaged the home, but thanks to the quick thinking of a little girl, ten adults and five kids made it out safely. when she first started smelling smoke....she immediately woke up her mother.

our house is gone." janet smith: "i had to push my dad, because he's a little slow - he has a sore leg - his left leg. right when everyone was behind me, the glass started breaking down, and it came closer, but we got out just in time.">( marty ) three families are without a home because of the fire. the red cross is helping the families. fire officials say it was caused by an electrical issue and likely storm related.

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with dave spahr. (dave) significant warming is

expected today as high pressure builds over northern california. shower chances will develop across the far southern portion of the region tonight and monday and then across the entire forecast area monday night and tuesday. there is also a slight chance of thunderstorms . slightly cooler temperatures are forecast for monday, with much cooler weather expected by midweek. ( marty ) the annual glaad gala was

held at the metreon in san francisco. ross matthews, who used to be a special guest on the tonight show with jay leno, was the host of last night's event. saturday's event benefitted glaad's work to accelerate acceptance for those in the lgbtq community. those we talked with said it is more important than ever to rally together for equal rights.

time you see the traffic officer he already had you on lidar this driver is getting a warning he's the slowest one i've had this morning but driving 15 miles over the speed limit in conta costa county can result in having your license suspended . but in the case of the next three drivers it's a moot point! whooo 83 83and yes 83 is 28 miles over the posted speed limit which equals a suspended license unlessyou don't have your license on you are you a licensed driver how old are you? how come you're 19 and you don't have a driver's license then there was this driver in the black audi (cue the audi driver jokes here) let's just say he was going a wee bit faster 85 to be exact it's your car but you don't have a license is he your chuffer . apparently, the passenger was too tired to driver so his buddy too over . even though it was the buddy's car . are you still following me here? but now listen to this so it's a california card with a pennsylvania address how does

that work out it. the first time i think i ever seen that (that's what they gave me) where do you actually live sir then there was this driver in the pickup truck, now i know you think he was going faster actually he wasn't but .. according to the dmv, your license is suspended, however according to dmv you need to be served so therefore your gonna sign the citation you have to sign the notification that you've been suspended im gonna retain your drivers license .but even if his license wasn't suspended he still had another issue plus your license is expired by the way it could be a double fine but were not doing that right now so lets recap the first speeder at 83 ok so you're an unlicensed driver you have no identification you're gonna have to call the registered owner of the vehicle to come pick you up the driver doing

85 it's rea simple you driver about two blocks down the road and there's a dmv you go in there you fill out the paperwork take the test alright so switch up.and the driver with a suspended and expired license i'm not going to tow your car because you wernt notified of it properly the moral of this story if your going to ride dirty make sure your paper work is in order . but look at the bright side the courts can't suspend a license if you don't actually have one in pittsburg stanley roberts kron 4 news ( marty ) children in one bay area city sold lemonade for an important cause. we'll show you where it was. live look... golden gate

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property is insured by a federal flood insurance agency. critics say the national flood insurance program that insures mar-a- lago benefits mostly wealthy people who choose to live on high-risk beachfront property. the agency owes around $25 billion to the u.s. treasury. the insurance program was due to expire at the end of the month, but was temporarily extended by legislation signed by the friday. ( marty ) take a look at this... a group of children held a lemonade sale to help raise money for the victims of hurricane harvey. no word on how much they made. the san mateo police department tweeted out these pictures. coming up on kron four news weekend... hurricane irma has made landfall. we'll have a live report from fort meyers florida. with all the recent storms in the south.. many are wondering how to prepare when the next disaster strikes. we'll explain the tips experts recommend to those living in the bay area. and after the break..

an update on the deadly quake that hit mexico

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...splashless. shine on, klutzes. shine on. (ááátake liveááá) hurricane irma is here and battering the coast of florida. it has made landfall. president trump has approved emergency declarations for not only in florida, but also georgia, south carolina, puerto rico and the virgin islands. here is a live look at the storm hitting fort lauderdale this morning. the hurricane is centered just 30 miles out of key west. (marty) so far... at least 3 people

have died as a result of the storm.close to 800-thousand are without power.kristen holmes is in fort meyers, florida with the latest. (marty)thank you kristen. we'll check back with you throughout the morning. ( marty ) good morning. thanks

for joining us. i'm marty gonzales. hurricane irma

strengthened into a category four into a strengthened irma hurricane gonzales. i'm marty joining us. thanks for morning. good good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm marty gonzales. i'm marty joining us. thanks for morning. good ( marty ) ( marty )morning. thanks for joining us. i'm marty hurricane strengthened into a storm. it has caused over 170-thousand businesses to lose power near miami. and forced 600-thousand people in that evacuate. we turn now to meteorlogist dave spahr. isn't the national weather service saying the storm will hit the lower florida keys right now? (dave)significant warming is expected today as high pressure builds over northern california. shower chances will develop across the far southern portion of the region tonight and monday and then across the entire forecast area monday night and tuesday. there is also a slight chance of thunderstorms

. slightly cooler temperatures are forecast for monday, with much cooler weather expected by midweek. ( marty ) with millions of people evacuating the palm beach area... many animals were left behind. ( marty ) with millions of people evacuating the palm beach area... many animals were left behind. dozens of dogs and cats have been

found tied up or otherwise tethered... left behind by their owners. officials in florida are calling this animal cruelty. county animal control officers have been rushing to rescue animals left behind over the last couple of days. ( marty ) the county's animal control director and state attorney say they'll prosecute those who have left animals tied up outside. ( marty ) however -- more than 160 shelter dogs and cats - have been rescued and are safe hundreds of miles away from the path of irma. the pets were flown to columbus, ohio friday night courtesy of the u.s. humane society. once they've been checked out by vets, the

dogs and cats will be available for adoption in ohio, indiana and kentucky. ( marty @ landing) meanwhile people in mexico are grappling with a storm of their own. katia, churning in the gulf of mexico, made landfall friday as a category 1 hurricane. it's since been downgraded to a tropical storm. but the wind and rain have made rescue efforts following thursday's 8-point-1 earthquake more difficult. at least 65 people have died as a result of the quake. ( marty ) hurricane katia has claimed the lives of at least two people so far. ( marty ) coming up... an update on the ongoing work to repair the section of highway one that was severly damaged from winter storms. how

much caltrans says it will cost to fix it. demonstrators took to the streets of downtown oakland. the issue impacting millions that they were protesting. if you are thinking about making guacamole, you might want to think twice. we'll explain after the break.

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. if you are thinking about

making guacamole for your football party today... it will cost you more. the wholesale price of avocados has jumped 125-percent since the beginning of this year. that's according to the american restaurant association. for wholesalers the price of a box of avocados is 83 dollars and 75 cents. that's 50- dollars more than it was in january. the price has gone up because of a weak harvest and a high demand for the crop. ( marty ) prices for cereal, baby formula and more... will soon be cheaper at target. the company is slashing prices on thousands of items. target may have made the move to better

compete with amazon and other on-line options. and to regain it's footing on wall street. target shares closed down 2-percent on friday. ( marty ) a pilot killed in marin county has been identified. coming up... he was fleeing a natural disaster when he crashed. that story is next. live look outside... bay bridge toll plaza.

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with dave spahr. (dave) significant warming is expected today as high pressure builds over northern california. shower chances will develop across the far southern portion of the region tonight and monday and then across the entire forecast area monday night and tuesday. there is also a slight chance of thunderstorms . slightly cooler temperatures are forecast for monday, with much cooler weather expected by midweek.

( marty ) breaking news we are following... at least one person has died this morning after a crash on interstate 580 in oakland. it happened just after five when a silver ford taurus crashed into a pillar near the high street on-ramp. two westbound lanes were closed for about an hour. all lanes of the highway are now open. no word yet on what caused the crash. we will bring you updates on this story as we get them into our newsroom. ( marty ) police are investigating another drive by shooting in the east bay. a man is recovering after he was shot as he drove on highway four in antioch. it happened around 9-30 friday night near somersville road. the man was shot in the arm and was able to drive himself in to the hospital the woman with him in the car at the time was not hurt.

( marty ) cal-trans estimates it's going to cost 40-million dollars to rebuild a storm damaged section of highway-one. the one-mile strech of highway was engulfed by a massive landslide last winter. caltrans says it is going to build a new roadway... but it will take about a year to do the work. crews have been busy removing debris from the highway. they hope to have the construction wrapped up by the end of next summer. the slide is one of the largest in the state's history. ( marty) one month ago...40-year-old artist david deporis was dragged to death in oakland. his friends and family got together to remember david and celebrate his life yesterday. they tell kron four's philippe djegal that david was one of a kind. gene deporis/father- "my son lived for his music and my son died for his music." nats/david's music- "bet i miss you when i'm gone i know that." taking it one day at a time... the deporis family is comforted by the love from david's friends... all numb to his loss.david's mom/nats- "you gave david what he needed and craved most in

life -- to have his music really heard." david's mother and his father gene overwhelmed by the steady stream of support for their late 40-year-old son.gene deporis/father- "i learned about my son's death in the jungles of sri lanka."nats- david's music and, gene remembers crying the whole flight back to the states... consoled by a complete stranger... michelle jeong (jong) who ultimately arranged for david's celebration of life to be held for free at the new parish in oakland. michelle jeong/gene's friend- 'i truly believe that perfect strangers can step up and make a difference."nats- david's music david deporis was murdered on august ninth. he was dragged to death, chasing after the person who stole his laptop. while sitting at a cafe in oakland's temescal neighborhood. and, although this case has not been solved... david's family is confident in those running the investigation.gene deporis/father- "i absolutely believe 100 percent in oakland pd." the oakland police

department has released this photo of a possible person of interest in this case. investigators say he was seen in the area at time driving a red mid-sized audi s-u-v, similar to this one. a 15- thousand dollar reward has been offered for information that will help solve this crime. david's friend rob martin says david always tried to...rob martin/david's friend- 'rise above the average and be divine in your contributions. dave was divine in his music."gene deporis/father- 'i have no interest in revenge whatsoever -- not the slightest. but i do want to see justice done and far more importantly, i want this person and anybody working with him taken off the streets." before what tragically happened to david happens to anyone else. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) the wife of a pilot killed in a crash near point reyes says her husband had recently left his home in houston because of hurricane

harvey. 58-year-old john wilson died friday while flying from santa barbara county to santa rosa. his wife says he would split his time between austria, santa barbara and houston. wilson left houston to stay at the couple's property in santa barbara after the hurricane flooded their basement. he received his pilot license just a few weeks ago. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the crash. ( marty ) police in richmond, virginia are preparing for a possible confederate rally. the group called "the new confederate states of america" is planing to hold a rally on september 16-th. police say that group will attract counter protestors in the form of antifa - an activist group that has made headlines for acts of violence, especially towards the media. people in richmond who have heard the news...are on edge.

been denied a permit for the rally, but they plan to go ahead with it anyway. the event would be held near the monument of confederate general robert lee. (marty)stanford and cal in action yesterday... the bears home opener and the cardinal down at the l-a coliseum.one team stayed undefeated... the other did not. highlights coming up in sports.

(j.r.) big saturday night in college football. stanford down in southern california trying to take down the trojans. beautiful shot of usc making their way out of the tunnel. stanford down 7....not a problem though...bryce love says watch this run and gimme some love. there he goes 75 yards for the touchdown. he had 160 yards on the night. that would tie the game at 7. but usc was too much sam darnold to deontay burnett. breaks two

tackles and dives into the endzone. and then this play...looks almost identical. burnett again. usc was just too much for stanford. darnold had 316 yards on the day. trojans win 42-24 over the cardinal.college football action saturday in berkeley. first home opener for the bears.the students excited to be back today. painted up and ready to go. first drive of the game.reverse .demetrius robertson.he is gone.untouched for 34 yards and a touchdown. but then here comes weber state. stefan cantwell. making moves up the middle and scoring to keep this game close. the cal players had other plans though. running back patrick laird he's making moves right here. laird had a big day. guy ran for 191 yards. yes 191 yards. this run would put the golden bears back on top. second half though the defense stepped up. a back and forth game but that d was able to put up a stop. this time on the fake field goal. most of this game was pretty close but cal's patrick laird made sure the team stayed strong. in addition to that 191 yards he also had three touchdowns. you're watching some of them here. cal beats weber state

33 to 20. (marty) thanks j-r. in u.s open's women's finals... unseeded sloane stephens taking on fellow american, and good friend, 15 seed madison keys. to flushing meadows... and match point... keys' forehand goes into the net. stephens wins 6-3, 6-0 in her first grand slam final. after the match, the 24 year old stephens joked she should just retire now. she's only the second unseeded woman to win the u-s open in the open era. (marty) 49ers hosting the panthers this afternoon at levi's stadium. raiders are in tenessee to take on the titans at 10. those highlights... plus giants and a's highlights.. tonight at 9 on sportsnight live.

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seen anything like this."> ( marty )(ááátake liveááá) more live pictures from florida.... ( marty ) time more more weather with dave spahr. (dave) significant warming is

expected today as high pressure builds over northern california. shower chances will develop across the far southern portion of the region tonight and monday and then across the entire forecast area monday night and tuesday. there is also a slight chance of thunderstorms . slightly cooler temperatures are forecast for monday, with much cooler weather expected by midweek. ( marty ) fema has been working

around the clock on how to best respond to hurricane irma. while at the same time dealing with huricane harvey. rene marsh takes us inside fema's washington command center. ( marty ) ( marty )

( marty ) ( marty ) with natural disasters sweeping the south and mexico... it is another reminder to those of us in the bay area to be ready in case a natural disaster hits here. in the east bay experts gave advice on how to prepare for a natural disaster. kron4's jeff pierce was there. for days now we've been watching florida prepare for a disaster and on saturday alameda county held a community prepardness fair in castro valley to help people get ready for what will be the next california disaster.

we're watching houston, we're watching florida and mexico and the carribbean. you don't want to wait until a natural disaster hits to start getting prepared. while we won't be experiencing a hurricane californians are hardly immune from natural disasters. even though we are on the west coast something out here like an earthquake, a wildland fire or a flood we could be in the same situation. so simple things like turning off your gas can save life and property. nat sound while those facing what may be a catastrophic situation in the wake of a hurricane residents in florida and texas had one adavantage we won't have. they're fortunate to know it's coming we here in california have earthquakes which are going to give us no warning at all. dean reese wanted those visiting the event to know just what that earthquake might feel like. it's great to feel what it's like instead of watching a video. you need to prepare now before the next earthquake occurs because

after the fact you won't be able to get food, water, those necessary supplies that you'll need as a family to survive. bay emergency medical technicians put fairgoers in a simulated home fire to show them how to survive. smoke tends to rise and if you stand up and inhale that smoke you'll pass out. when road closures and power outtages occur the most important thing is having what you need for the first seventy two hours. we need people to learn how to help themselves at least for a short period of time until we can get in there and start the recovery effort. shondra williams got the message. i bought three earthquake kits to be ready whenever the day comes. you have to be prepared so i want to be prepared. in castro valley jeff pierce kron four news. ( marty ) marchers took over some downtown streets in oakland briefly yesterday during a 'defend daca' protest.

kron four's spencer blake reports the peaceful event brought together hundreds of people in support of both documented and undocumented immigrants. (chanting: "the people united will never be defeated.")the chanting started as people gathered at frank ogawa plaza in front of oakland city hall. soon the organizer of the event, 16-year-old lucy siale, began introducing speakers - most of them immigrants themselves, and many of them daca recipients."we're saying no to exclusive immigration laws. we're saying no to banning people from coming here due to where they came from. due to the color of their skin. due to what they look like. we say no!"michael mendoza says his father came here from mexico, and that this country chewed him up and spat him back out."keeping immigrants in fear of deportation prevents them from organizing against wage theft and other forms of exploitation."siale says the event had no political affiliation nor sponsorship, and it focused on stories of people affected by daca, like this man, who, as a child, didn't like that his parents

brought him to the u-s to raise him.but he started to realize"this is the land that gave me every chance to live my dream - my dream of graduating from high school and college, and graduate school, and to become a doctoral student."(reporter standup)"after the initial rally with speakers, daca supporters marched for about a mile through downtown oakland and then ended up back here at frank ogawa plaza. they promised to stay angry, and to stay active.""i know there's a sentiment of fear going on right now and i think it's imperative that we're out here voicing our opinion, exercising our first amendment right."though siale had high school classmates who told her nobody would come to the rally she organized two days ago on facebookclearly they were wrong.in oakland, spencer blake, kron four news. live look outside... san francisco international airport.

in south florida, a young girl helped several families

escape after a fire tore through their home. this happened yesterday as people are already dealing with hurricane irma. the flames badly damaged the home, but thanks to the quick thinking of a little girl, ten adults and five kids made it out safely. when she first started smelling smoke....she immediately woke up her mother. ( marty ) three families are without a home because of the fire. the red cross is helping the families. fire officials say it was caused by an electrical issue and likely storm related.

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newsroom.flooding and storm damage in downtown miami.miami is under curfew.about an hour ago...tampa mayor bob buckhorn announced a 6pm eastern curfew for his city as well... starting tonight. (dave)significant

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september 16, 2017 ÷ 11 am to 6 pmoakland technical high school, 4351 broadway, oakland, cafreethe festival typically features traditional musicians, artists and storytellers, art and craft vendors, health information, community resource booths with health screenings, a children's crafts area, and corporate and community

sponsors.why a black-eyed pea festival? "the black-eyed pea is a metaphor for what is resilient, creative, and collaborative about african- american culture," says wanda ravernell, founder of the omnira institute in oakland, california. omnira's mission is to highlight and preserve the cultural and spiritual traditions of african americans and demonstrate how these traditions are connected to africa and the african diaspora.2017 performers

it's not easy getting evacuated because of a hurricane. especially if you are two years old. this is a father and his daughter a shelter in florida. they were evacuated because of hurricane irma. two year old mya fell asleep on top of her dad because she has not wanted to leave his side since she's been at the shelter. the family arrived there on thursday.

(marty)hurricane irma ... has closed mar-a-lago. president trump's palm beach estate is one of his three properties closed in florida ahead of the storm. the property is insured by a federal flood insurance agency. critics say the national flood insurance program that insures mar-a- lago benefits mostly wealthy people who choose to live on high-risk beachfront property. the agency owes around $25 billion to the u.s. treasury. the insurance program was due to expire at the end of the month, but was temporarily extended by legislation signed by the president on friday. ( marty ) take a look at this... a group of children held a lemonade sale to help raise money for the victims of hurricane harvey. no word on how much they made. the san mateo police department tweeted out these pictures. ad lib final 7 day forecast

thats kron 4 news weekend for this saturday morning... i'm marty gonzalez. from all of us thanks for watching. join us for kron4 news weekend tomorrow morning starting at 8 o'clock ... and tonight for kron 4 news at eight.

>> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music]

[music] >> joel osteen: well, god bless you. thanks for letting us come into your homes, and if you're ever in our area, please stop by and be a part of one of our services. i'll promise you we'll make you feel right at home. i like to start with something funny, and i heard about this cat and mouse that died on the same day and went to heaven. after a few weeks, peter saw the mouse and asked him how he liked it. he said, "oh, it's great, but it's so big. i wish i could get a pair of roller skates." peter said, "no problem," got him some roller skates. a few weeks later, peter saw the cat and asked him how he liked it, he said, "oh, it's