or ( marty ) expect delays on the bay bridge as another implosion of the original eastern span of the bay bridge is scheduled for today. the c-h-p says you can expect road closures of up to 30 minutes on both east and west bound interstate 80... approaching the bridge. the window for today's implosion is between 9:30 and 11:30 am. (marty) officials chose the morning time slot in order to minimize the impact on marine life. you're looking at video from the implosion two weeks ago. there are implosions planned for every other weekend until mid-november ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (anny hong): dry and pleasant

weather will continue through the weekend. by monday some blustery winds may develop coast and hills as a front reaches far northern california but dry weather will continue for the bay area. a secondary dry cool front may reach the area by about thursday but then a warm ridge will build by next weekend.

(marty) an 18-year-old man has been arrested in connection to the london subway attack. the man was arrested near a port on the english channel, about 70 miles from london. the attack happened friday morning when a bomb partially exploded on a train. 29 people were injured. police are calling the arrest significant. but the terror threat level is still listed as "critical." the man has not been charged or identified. (marty) in the wake of the london tube attack -- bart police say they plan to continue their additional patrols indefinitely. yesterday bart added more uniformed officers to downtown san francisco and oakland stations. there is no timeline for how long those additional patrols will remain. bart is also asking for riders to remain vigiliant.... encouraging people to report any suspicious activity

through social media... and via the 'bart watch' app. (marty) in the east bay -- water restrictions for alameda point have been lifted. earlier this week, residents were told not to drink water from the tap because of cross contamination with the irrigation system. but kron 4's ella sogomonian reports some people remain skeptical that the problem has been permanently fixed. after days of frustration - alameda point residents were notified their tap water was safe to use again friday night around 5.sot: jamaika wallace, alameda point resident// "it's hard with the baby. it was hard to give her baths and clean her bottles and stuff. but they gave out water so we had a fresh water source but it was just hard to do everything because the normal places we didn't know if we should use them or not."for four days the community was forced to use bottles of water for every need after the city found the water supply was contaminated.emergency response volunteers handed out

around 20 thousand bottles before they broke down their distribution site.the city's interim public works director explained irrigation water crossed with the drinking water line.to solve the problem the well was disconnected and the water was tested. sot: liam garland, interim public works director// "we received test results that it was free of bacteria and that was the second set of tests that we received over the past couple of days and today there was a range of contaminants that was tested for and the water was found to be free of those contaminants."residents are told to run tap water for ten minutes bfore using it again. (marty) that was ella sogomonian reporting. the public works department is still working to find out how the irrigation well crossed paths with the e-b mud water supply. (marty) happening today.... activists from across the country are in washington d-c- for what's being described as "the mother of all rallies". kron4's white house correspondent brie jackson says supporters and those opposed to president trump will gather a short distance from each other. it's called the mother of all rallies and is expected to involve people from all backgrounds including hamody

jasim. born in iraq, jasim helped american forces in the fight against terrorism. now he's helping to promote patriotism.15-20it's about unity. it stands against violence. it's mostly people that are veterans or in the military that are participating.the event comes on the heels of violent protests in charlottesville and other cities. while those events left groups divided, organizers say this weekend's rally in d.c. will show support for american values. jasim says confederate flags are banned and only american flags can be brought to the event.jasim: our mission is to fight for every american and fight for the american flag 45-55the moar rally is among more than two dozen events taking place near the national mall this weekend including the juggalo march on washington. organizers are working with national park service officials to make sure events run smoothly.track: national park service offical nancy murraymaking sure that none of the events obstruct visitors who are not part of the always our primary concern is the safety and security of all visitors.track: on saturday, organizers hope to send a message of unity to rally goers as well as lawmakers on capitol hill

jasim: we may share different views or religions but at the end of the day we are all going come under the umbrella of being an americanin washington brie jackson ( marty ) also happening today... the 33rd annual coastal cleanup day. from 9 until noon... volunteers will scour about 2-thousand miles of shoreline for garbage. it's called the largest statewide volunteer event. according to the national park service, the 1993 event is in the guniness book of world records as the "largest garbage collection". there are over 900 sites up and down the state hosting volunteers today... and hundreds of those are in the bay area. ( marty ) dozens of people in san francisco robbed in 24 hours. what one of the victims is now saying about the robbery. high school

students in berkeley walk out of class. we'll explain why. granola is known to be a health food, but it might not be the best for you. that story is next.

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look at some of the new medical findings released this week: (marty) granola contains healthy ingredients like oats -- nuts -- and fruit.. along with protein, iron, and fiber. but new findings indicate granola may not be as healthy as you think. granola can be high in calories and fat... many varieties contain over 300- calories a cup. granola with chocolate in it can pack around 600 calories per cup. so if you are watching sugars -- carbs -- or calories... dietitians say, a quarter of a cup is a good guideline for how much to eat. (marty) and... being popular in high school has some negative health effects. that's according to a new study from the university of virginia. researchers say high schoolers who are

considered "popular" have higher social anxiety when they are adults. they also found that having a close childhood friend leads to a boost in self worth and a drop in anxiety as an adult. they say this shows it's better to have quality friendships over quantity. ( dave ) ( marty ) here's a live look at the

embarcadero this morning.

toss to weather. (anny hong): dry and pleasant weather will continue through the weekend. by monday some blustery winds may develop coast and hills as a front reaches far northern california but dry weather will continue for the bay area. a secondary dry cool front may reach the area by about thursday but then a warm ridge will build by next weekend.

( marty ) nearly a dozen people in

san francisco had their cell phones, wallets and other personal property stolen just in 24 hours. some of them were even robbed at gun point. one of those victims explains what happened. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. martin bloom is showing me where three men attacked and robbed him around 3am friday out side of his home on gonzales drive in san francisco he says it happened shortly after he came outside to smoke a cigarette sand francisco police

investigators say bloom was one of 11-robbery victims within a 12-hour period thursday afternoon to early friday morningsfpd spokesperson officer robert rueckabloom was one of five victims targeted for their cellphones which police say theives can easily exhange for money at kiosks in mall across the bay area sfpd investigators have limited descriptions of the three robbery suspects in this case. in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (marty) students at berkeley high school walked out of classes friday in protest... kron four's philippe djegal reports

that uncertainty around the future of the daca program has students concerned. (philippe)nats- "no ban, no wall." at 10-45 sharp... nats- "education for all." armed with signs... and, a thirst for what they call justice...nats- "no ban, no wall." essentially the enitire berkeley high school student body friday morning... nats- "education for all." walkedout.stella padilla/senior- "i really want to support my fellow classmates." locked arm to arm... a deeply personal message from these young people to the trump administration worried about what's next for the immigration policy "daca"... the deferred action for childhood arrivals.primo luna/daca recipient- "me and all of my fellow other fellow daca students, we're over here trying to get a good education and they're trying to send us back to a country we don't even know."nats- "no ban, no wall, education for all." and, although this wasn't a school sanctioned event... school administrators say that the students who participated in this demonstration... learned just as much as they would have in the classroom... and that anyone who participated will not see any reprecussions.nats- "education

for all." teachers are supportive...victor aguilera/history teacher- "i feel like i'm a dreamer, because when i look at my students, i see myself in them." and, students appreciate the backing.marcos arellano/sophomore- "i've seen a lot of my friends struggle and it's hard on them. so, its hard on me."victor aguilera/history teacher- "if we could get amnesty that would be amazing for all of these people who are out here, you know, trying to be productive members of this country."becky rodriguez/seni or- "my family never had a choice back in mexico to have an education. of course, i'm going to be fighting for this sáát because i need my education."sophie ciurlik- rittenbaum/junior- "many of them don't speak spanish -- even if they do, this is still the only home they know. this is where they grew up -- this is where their friends are; some of them are in college." primo luna/daca recipient- "to see that all of these people are out here supporting me and all my fellow daca recipients, its really, its really amazing to see all this."nats- "education for all -- say what." and, these students say they can only hope that the president and congress are listening. in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news.

sportscast... you'll see it three times. see that's a little behind the scenes> (marty)

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game win streak is over. fans in cleveland wanted to see #23. but bottom 9, with the indians down 1... the royals mike minor strikes out francisco lindor. indians lose 4-3.... ending the 2nd longest winning streak in mlb history. after the game, cleveland players and fans shared a moment of applause in recognition of the feat. here's gary with the rest of sports. the giants were opening a three game set against the diamondbacks jeff samardzija up on the hill for

the giants. we pick it up in the sixth -- game tied at one -- hunter pence chops one to first base... arizona can't get the out at first -- that brings in samardzija... giants take the lead 2-1 next inning -- the shark can't keep hold on to the lead -- a-j pollock sneaks in a double down the left field line -- the diamondbacks score two runs retaking the lead (samardzija: 8.0 ip, 6 hits, 3 runs, 7 strikeouts) arizona wins 3-2 the a's in philadelphia... up by a pair over the phillies -- matt joyce hits a 2-run blast down right field to make it 4-nothing (joyce: 24th home run of season) daniel mengden gets the first shutout for the a's this season (mengden: 9.0 ip, 2 hits, seven strikeouts) oakland wins 4-0 the warriors unviel a oakland- themed jersey for this season. golden state are calling the alternative uniform "the

town" the team will wear the jersey on saturdays starting november 25th against the pelicans. the warriors will also wear it through out february during black history month to honor oakland's african-amercan history. jersey's go on sale in late november raiders pro novemberon sale in late november raiders pro bowl left tackle, donald penn finally gets what he wanted. the raiders sign him to a two-year extension. the deal is worth 21-million dollars... that includes guaranteed money for the 2018 season. penn held out of training camp and two preseason games before reporting with the team.

the two time pro bowler old base salary was ranked eleventh among all offensive tackles he was doubtful about the deal getting done, but thanks the organization for realzing a childhood dream and a retire as a raider raider

here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (anny hong): dry and pleasant weather will

continue through the (marty) now to video you are only going to see on kron four....

two people are accused of stealing from elders at senior home "aegis living" in moraga. kron4's spencer blake was there to investigate. multiple retirees who live in aegis living of moraga have become victims of a scheme where police believe two people have been sneaking into rooms and stealing checks and credit and debit cards."went into rooms when our victims were away.the suspects aren't aegis employees, and police aren't quite sure how they get in, but they know it's not through forced entry.the same thing has been happening at a senior living place in orinda, too. "the fact that these people went into this area and preyed upon these elderly folks, it's absolutely - it's heinous. it turns my stomach." police have made a lot of progress, though, with the help of victims' banks, and vendors where the suspects used stolen cards and checks. this video, for example, shows the woman police identify as antoinique bryant shopping at the target in pinole.she orders a drink at starbucks,

and eventually leaves with a cart of merchandise - all paid for with someone else's money. though there's no physical abuse in these cases, there will be charges beyond just theft and burglary."you can take financial advantage or target a victim because of their age for a financial crime and that does fall under elder abuse."that's one of the 27 charges shawn morris is already facing. police arrested him earlier this week. they say he and bryant are in a relationship, but morris may not know where his female accomplice is at this point.a spokeswoman for aegis living says their primary concern is for residents' safety.the center has been in contact with the victims' banks, and it doesn't appear any of the elderly victims will face permanent financial harm. ( marty ) over a dozen people were arrested in saint louis, missouri. they were protesting the acquittal of a former police officer accused of shooting and killing an unarmed black man.two officers were injured when they were hit with bricks.

one officer's injury is considered serious...no word on the other officer's condition. (marty) the protests began after a judge found a former officer not guilty of first degree murder. jason stockley was accused of murdering anthony lamar smith in 20-11 after a police chase. (marty) this is video from a police dashcam of the shooting... prosecutors say stockley was rummaging through a bag in the police car after the shooting...and planted a gun on smith. the defense said he was looking for bandages to slow smith's bleeding. a gun in the car had the officer's dna on it, but not smith's. (marty) demonstrators threw rocks through windows at the home of the mayor of st louis. no one in the home was injured. police used tear gas and flash bang grenades. (marty)a total

of eight officers were injured. police say the most violent protestors were predominantly anarchists and agitators....many covering their faces. ( marty @ landing) the state senate met last night to debate potential changes to the sex offender registry also known as megan's law. the measure could allow sex offenders to register for only 10 or 20 years. currently there are one-hundred thousand sex offenders registered for a lifetime. officials say this will benefit the public in the long run. ( marty ) local law enforcement is supporting the new legislation. they say there are som many people registered that it

is no longer a useful tool. lawmakers are not sure when they'll reach a decision. ( marty @landing) san francisco county is ranked second in the country in terms of dangerous school traffic. one school in particular was ranked fourth out of 75. bessie carmichael elementary school in the south of market district is 4th on that list. the study, done by zendrive dot com says the school is not safe for pick ups and drop offs. parents are concerned and recognize how tough it is to get the attention of drivers in the school zone. ( marty ) the school says it is aware of the study... in response, school administrators have added more crosswalk guards on both sides of the campus. a sixth grader is accusing his teacher of assaulting him. find out

why... after the break. live look outside... san mateo bridge. landing) a teacher in

michigan is on leave and is under investigation for getting physical with a student. school officials say it started because the student refused to stand during the pledge of allegiance. this is sixth grader- stone chaney . it happened during the first week of school earlier this month. the boy says he does not stand and pledge for a flag. instead, he says he pledges to god and his family. since that happened, chaney feels like the school is no longer a safe environment. ( marty ) stone's

father has addressed the school board and told the staff about the incident. the school said in a statement they support the right of each student. the family says they are most likely going to move and leave the school district. more than 100 cats and dogs have been rescued from hurricane irma. coming up...the two sports teams that helped bring them to the bay area. live look outside... san francisco international airport. airport. parodontax, the toothpaste that helps airport. prevent bleeding gums. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have gum problems and could be on the journey to much worse. help stop the journey of gum disease. try parodontax toothpaste. ♪ what's the story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade? let's take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup.

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abother big storm this hurricane season. jose's in the atlantic ocean...and is now back to hurricane status. the category one storm is tracking towards new england. among the states bracing for possible trouble - range from the carolina's , to maine. winds have reached more than 70 m-p-h.... forecasters says jose could make landfall early next week.

dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (anny hong): dry and pleasant weather will continue through the weekend. by monday some blustery winds may develop coast and hills as a front

reaches far northern california but dry weather will continue for the bay area. a secondary dry cool front may reach the area by about thursday but then a warm ridge will build by next weekend.

( marty ) the road to recovery following hurricane irma is going to be long and hard for florida residents... nick valencia reports residents are dealing with flooding, piles of debris and a lack of electricity. this is not normal, but for many, it's starting to feel that way. resident: oh my god,

what a mess."in places like highlands county, florida, relief may still be days away. resident: "i know everybody is doing everything they can." while practically every florida county was impacted by hurricane irma, it's here where the largest percentage of people are still without power.the millions of floridians who remain in the dark also have to deal with flooded roads, some of them impassable because of the debris.(nats)thursday president donald trump saw florida's devastation in person.(nats)president donald trump: "we love the people of florida, and they went through something that i guess the likes of which we can say nobody has ever seen before." inside a torn-apart mobile home community, the president along with the first lady, passed out meals to some of irma's most desperate victims. for the first year president, it was his third tour of a disaster zone in almost as many weeks.president donald trump: "i don't want to see you next week in another disaster. we've seen you enough."(nats)surrounded by decay and debris, people are

still in a state of shock. resident: "we still have three feet of standing water in here."this week, authorities are investigating the deaths of at least 8 people who lived in a hollywood, florida nursing home.raelin storey, city of hollywood spokesperson: "the initial investigation has determined the facility had some power, however the building's air conditioning system was not fully functional, portable ac units were being used."the nursing home said the residents "passed away following a prolonged outage of their air conditioning system due to hurricane irma." on florida's weather beaten west coast where irma hit, parts of it look as though they were brushed off earth by a giant hand. residents are being told their electricity may not come back on until the end of september. on the east side of the state, irma's winds were less damaging, but the flooding was historic. residents there, are still struggling to recover.

( marty ) as millions of people in florida are dealing with the damage left behind from hurricane irma... many animals are on their way to new homes. that is all thanks to the miami heat and the golden state warriors. the two teams...along with fed- ex...worked together to help rescue more than 100 dogs and cats. kron four's hermela aregawi reports from oakland international airport to show us how the warriors helped out. (hermela aregawi)this particular trip was sparked by the two nba teams.they wanted to help.they learned that a lot of the shelters in florida were overcrowded because of hurricane irma.so they reached out to fedex to bring as many animals as possible to the bay area. a step closer to a home. more than 150 animals.. mostly dogs.. arrived from florida. many from parts of the state hardest hit by irma. captain cindy berwynfed ex does fly a

lot of animals and this is the first time we've ever done anything like this and its just such a good feeling to be able to help out so many animals, 160 animals. several warriors players welcomed the rescues. and at least one of them says he's considering adoptingjordan bell/warriors i'm going to have to take one of those home. i'm hoping i can find a good dog because my dog has been really depressed lately so hopefully i can find him a new friend today.i would love to get like a husky or something like that. i like those kind of dogs. zaza pachulia/warriorsi'm grateful for this opportunity. unfortunately whatever happened in florida is very unfortunate.hate seeing people going through this kind of stuff. animals are a part of our lives as well. the animals next stop is local shelters. the spca is taking at least 60 of them. sotken white/president, spcathey're sending us animals though that are challenging animals. my organization is receiving at least one dog we know who will need extensive surgery and probably up to six months of fostercare afterwards to recooperate. i've got a mother coming in with 8 young puppies

too young to be away from her. i've got some kittens who are too young to be on their own. i've got some pitbulls. (hermela aregawi)the aspca.. a national rescue organization has helped save more than 1000 animals affected by hurricane harvey and irma.reporting in oakland, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. ( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge this morning... people love my breakfast burritos.

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fighting) "this is just the beginning." "american assassin" comes out guns blazing this weekend. dylan o'brien and michael keaton star as c-i-a black ops agents who team up to bring down the bad guys. it's based on a popular series of novels, and expected to debut in the 12-to-15 million-dollar range. "hello." "hello." "he's a stranger. we're just gonna let him sleep in our house?" "hello." "hello." jennifer lawrence and javier bardem play a married couple whose tranquil life is disturbed by strangers and strange events in "mother!" box office watchers say the mystery horror thriller from darren aronofsky should also debut in the low-to-mid teens, as the box office tries to recover from a truly scary late summer slump. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( marty ) christmas is coming early this year.. an illustrated storybook of the movie "die hard" is now in

the works. the 80's action film has become somewhat of a holiday classic. the book will feature officer john mcclane's holiday heroics to the tune of "twas the night before christmas" a fair warning to parents though it stays true to its violent source material and is meant more for adult fans... the book is expected to come out on october 17. coming up on the kron four morning news... a suspected bomber has been arrested in connection to the london attack. we'll explain where he was when police arrested him. water restrictions have been lifted in alameda. why county officials told people to turn off the tap. demonstrators are gathering in washington d-c. we'll show you what is being called the mother of all rallies.

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bridge as another implosion of the original eastern span of the bay bridge is scheduled for today. the c-h-p says you can expect road closures of up to 30 minutes on both east and west bound interstate 80... approaching the bridge. the window for today's implosion is between 9:30 and 11:30 am. (marty) officials chose the morning time slot in order to minimize the impact on marine life. you're looking at video from the implosion two weeks ago. there are implosions planned for every other weekend until mid-november ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (anny hong): dry and pleasant weather will

continue through the weekend. by monday some blustery winds may develop coast and hills as a front reaches far northern california but dry weather will continue for the bay area. a secondary dry cool front may reach the area by about thursday but then a warm ridge will build by next weekend. (marty) (marty) an 18-year-old man has

been arrested in connection to the london subway attack. the man was arrested near a port on the english channel, about 70 miles from london. the attack happened friday morning when a bomb partially exploded on a train. 29 people were injured. police are calling the arrest significant. but the terror threat level is still listed as "critical." the man has not been charged or identified. (marty) in the wake of the london tube attack -- bart police say they plan to continue their additional patrols indefinitely. yesterday bart added more uniformed officers to downtown san francisco and oakland stations. there is no timeline for how long those additional patrols will remain. bart is also asking for riders to remain vigiliant.... encouraging people to report any suspicious activity

through social media... and via the 'bart watch' app. (marty) in the east bay -- water restrictions for alameda point have been lifted. earlier this week, residents were told not to drink water from the tap because of cross contamination with the irrigation system. but kron 4's ella sogomonian reports some people remain skeptical that the problem has been permanently fixed. after days of frustration - alameda point residents were notified their tap water was safe to use again friday night around 5.sot: jamaika wallace, alameda point resident// "it's hard with the baby. it was hard to give her baths and clean her bottles and stuff. but they gave out water so we had a fresh water source but it was just hard to do everything because the normal places we didn't know if we should use them or not."for four days the community was forced to use bottles of water for every need after the city found the water supply was contaminated.emergency response volunteers handed out around 20 thousand bottles before they broke down their distribution site.the city's interim public works director

explained irrigation water crossed with the drinking water line.to solve the problem the well was disconnected and the water was tested. sot: liam garland, interim public works director// "we received test results that it was free of bacteria and that was the second set of tests that we received over the past couple of days and today there was a range of contaminants that was tested for and the water was found to be free of those contaminants."residents are told to run tap water for ten minutes bfore using it again. (marty) that was ella sogomonian reporting. the public works department is still working to find out how the irrigation well crossed paths with the e-b mud water supply. (marty) happening today.... activists from across the country are in washington d-c- for what's being described as "the mother of all rallies". kron4's white house correspondent brie jackson says supporters and those opposed to president trump will gather a short distance from each other. it's called the mother of all rallies and is expected to involve people from all backgrounds including hamody

jasim. born in iraq, jasim helped american forces in the fight against terrorism. now he's helping to promote patriotism.15-20it's about unity. it stands against violence. it's mostly people that are veterans or in the military that are participating.the event comes on the heels of violent protests in charlottesville and other cities. while those events left groups divided, organizers say this weekend's rally in d.c. will show support for american values. jasim says confederate flags are banned and only american flags can be brought to the event.jasim: our mission is to fight for every american and fight for the american flag 45-55the moar rally is among more than two dozen events taking place near the national mall this weekend including the juggalo march on washington. organizers are working with national park service officials to make sure events run smoothly.track: national park service offical nancy murraymaking sure that none of the events obstruct visitors who are not part of the event. and as always our primary concern is the safety and security of all visitors. track: on saturday, organizers hope to send a message of unity to rally goers as well as lawmakers on capitol hill jasim: we may share different views or religions but at the end of the day we are all going come under the umbrella of being an americanin washington brie jackson

( marty ) dozens of people in san francisco robbed in 24 hours. what one of the victims is now saying about the robbery. high school students in berkeley walk out of class. we'll explain why. granola is known to be a health food, but it might not be the best for you. that story is next.

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look at some of the new medical findings released this week: (marty) granola contains healthy ingredients like oats -- nuts -- and fruit.. along with protein, iron, and fiber. but new findings indicate granola may not be as healthy as you think. granola can be high in calories and fat... many varieties contain over 300- calories a cup. granola

with chocolate in it can pack around 600 calories per cup. so if you are watching sugars -- carbs -- or calories... dietitians say, a quarter of a cup is a good guideline for how much to eat. (marty) and... being popular in high school has some negative health effects. that's according to a new study from the university of virginia. researchers say high schoolers who are considered "popular" have higher social anxiety when they are adults. they also found that having a close childhood friend leads to a boost in self worth and a drop in anxiety as an adult. they say this shows it's better to have quality friendships over quantity. ( dave ) ( marty ) for the weekend: it's the fourth annual black-eyed peas festival in oakland. enjoy food, art and music. it is happening at oakland

technical high school from 11 a-m to 6 p-m. the event is free to attend. i'm vern, the orange money retirement rabbit, from voya. i'm the money you save for retirement. who's he? he's green money, for spending today. makes it easy to tell you apart. that, and i am better looking. i heard that. when it's time to get organized for retirement, it's time to get voya. here's a live look at the

embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (anny hong): dry and pleasant weather will continue through the weekend. by monday some blustery winds may develop coast and hills as a front reaches far northern california but dry weather will continue for the bay area. a secondary dry cool front may reach the area by about thursday but then a warm

ridge will build by next weekend. ( marty ) nearly a dozen people in

san francisco had their cell phones, wallets and other personal property stolen just in 24 hours. some of them were even robbed at gun point. one of those victims explains what happened. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. martin bloom is showing me where three men attacked

and robbed him around 3am friday out side of his home on gonzales drive in san francisco he says it happened shortly after he came outside to smoke a cigarette sand francisco police investigators say bloom was one of 11-robbery victims within a 12-hour period thursday afternoon to early friday morningsfpd spokesperson officer robert rueckabloom was one of five victims

targeted for their cellphones which police say theives can easily exhange for money at kiosks in mall across the bay area sfpd investigators have limited descriptions of the three robbery suspects in this case. in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (marty) students at berkeley high school walked out of classes friday in protest... kron four's philippe djegal reports that uncertainty around the future of the daca program has students concerned. (philippe)nats- "no ban, no wall." at 10-45 sharp... nats- "education for all." armed with signs... and, a thirst for what they call justice...nats- "no ban, no wall." essentially the enitire berkeley high school student body friday morning... nats- "education for all." walkedout.stella

padilla/senior- "i really want to support my fellow classmates." locked arm to arm... a deeply personal message from these young people to the trump administration worried about what's next for the immigration policy "daca"... the deferred action for childhood arrivals.primo luna/daca recipient- "me and all of my fellow other fellow daca students, we're over here trying to get a good education and they're trying to send us back to a country we don't even know."nats- "no ban, no wall, education for all." and, although this wasn't a school sanctioned event... school administrators say that the students who participated in this demonstration... learned just as much as they would have in the classroom... and that anyone who participated will not see any reprecussions.nats- "education for all." teachers are supportive...victor aguilera/history teacher- "i feel like i'm a dreamer, because when i look at my students, i see myself in them." and, students appreciate the backing.marcos arellano/sophomore- "i've seen a lot of my friends struggle and it's hard on them. so, its hard on me."victor aguilera/history teacher- "if we could get amnesty that would be amazing for all of these people who are out here, you know, trying to be productive members of this country."becky rodriguez/seni

or- "my family never had a choice back in mexico to have an education. of course, i'm going to be fighting for this sáát because i need my education."sophie ciurlik- rittenbaum/junior- "many of them don't speak spanish -- even if they do, this is still the only home they know. this is where they grew up -- this is where their friends are; some of them are in college." primo luna/daca recipient- "to see that all of these people are out here supporting me and all my fellow daca recipients, its really, its really amazing to see all this."nats- "education for all -- say what." and, these students say they can only hope that the president and congress are listening. in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news. (marty) gary radnich giving you a peek behind the curtain here at kron 4... he's up next with giants and a's highlights... plus the indians win streak comes to an end... ( marty ) for the weekend:7 lafayette art & wine festival great entertainment

on 4 stages. tasty food booths. beer and wine tooit's happening in downtown lafayette from 10-7 today and it's freeto attend. the indians historic 22-

game win streak is over. fans in cleveland wanted to see #23. but bottom 9, with the indians down 1... the royals mike minor strikes out francisco lindor. indians lose 4-3.... ending the 2nd longest winning streak in mlb history. after the game, cleveland players and fans shared a moment of applause in recognition of the feat. here's gary with the rest the giants were opening a three game set against the

diamondbacks jeff samardzija up on the hill for the giants. we pick it up in the sixth -- game tied at one -- hunter pence chops one to first base... arizona can't get the out at first -- that brings in samardzija... giants take the lead 2-1 next inning -- the shark can't keep hold on to the lead -- a-j pollock sneaks in a double down the left field line -- the diamondbacks score two runs retaking the lead (samardzija: 8.0 ip, 6 hits, 3 runs, 7 strikeouts) arizona wins 3-2 the a's in philadelphia... up by a pair over the phillies -- matt joyce hits a 2-run blast down right field to make it 4-nothing (joyce: 24th home run of season) daniel mengden gets the first shutout for the a's this season (mengden: 9.0 ip, 2 hits, seven strikeouts) oakland wins 4-0 the warriors unviel a oakland- themed jersey for this season. golden state are calling

the alternative uniform "the town" the team will wear the jersey on saturdays starting november 25th against the pelicans. the warriors will also wear it through out february during black history month to honor oakland's african-amercan history. jersey's go on sale in late november raiders pro bowl left tackle, donald penn finally gets what he wanted. the raiders sign him to a two-year extension. the deal is worth 21-million dollars... that includes guaranteed money for the 2018 season. penn held out of training camp and two preseason games before

reporting with the team. the two time pro bowler old base salary was ranked eleventh among all offensive tackles he was doubtful about the deal getting done, but thanks the organization for realzing a childhood retire as a raider (marty) and a reminder... an hour of football tonight on kron4... starting with the sword and shield zone hosted by mark carpenter at 9... then at 9:30 it's the red and gold zone with henry wofford. live look outside... golden gate bridge..

( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (anny hong): dry and pleasant weather will continue through

the weekend. by monday some blustery winds may develop coast and hills as a front reaches far northern california but dry weather will continue for the bay area. a secondary dry cool front may reach the area by about thursday but then a warm ridge will build by next weekend.

(marty) now to video you are only going to see on kron four.... two people are accused of stealing from elders at senior home "aegis living" in moraga. kron4's spencer blake was there to investigate. multiple retirees who live in aegis living of moraga have become victims of a scheme where police believe two people have been sneaking into rooms and stealing checks and credit and debit cards."went into rooms when our victims

were away.the suspects aren't aegis employees, and police aren't quite sure how they get in, but they know it's not through forced entry.the same thing has been happening at a senior living place in orinda, too. "the fact that these people went into this area and preyed upon these elderly folks, it's absolutely - it's heinous. it turns my stomach." police have made a lot of progress, though, with the help of victims' banks, and vendors where the suspects used stolen cards and checks. this video, for example, shows the woman police identify as antoinique bryant shopping at the target in pinole.she orders a drink at starbucks, and eventually leaves with a cart of merchandise - all paid for with someone else's money. though there's no physical abuse in these cases, there will be charges beyond just theft and burglary."you can take financial advantage or target a victim because of their age for a financial crime and that does fall under elder abuse."that's one of the 27 charges shawn morris is already facing. police arrested him earlier this week. they say he and bryant are in a relationship, but morris may

not know where his female accomplice is at this point.a spokeswoman for aegis living says their primary concern is for residents' safety.the center has been in contact with the victims' banks, and it doesn't appear elderly victims will face permanent financial harm. ( marty ) dozens of people were arrested in saint louis, missouri..... protesting the acquittal of a former police officer accused of shooting and killing an unarmed black man. st. louis police reported 10 officers suffered injuries during the demonstrations -- including a broken jaw and dislocated shoulder. (marty) the protests began after a judge found a former officer not guilty of first degree murder. jason stockley was accused of murdering anthony lamar smith in 20-11 after a police chase. (marty) this is video from a police dashcam of the shooting... prosecutors say stockley was rummaging through a bag in the police

car after the shooting...and planted a gun on smith. the defense said he was looking for bandages to slow smith's bleeding. a gun in the car had the officer's dna on it, but not smith's. (marty) demonstrators threw rocks through windows at the home of the mayor of st louis. protesters also threw bricks at police and burned american flags. police used tear gas and flash bang grenades to disperse the crowds. (marty) u2 has canceled a concert scheduled for tonight in st. louis in the wake of the protests -- citing concerns for audience safety. ( marty @ landing) the state senate has passed a bill that no longer requires all sex offenders to register for life. the measure allows

sex offenders to petition for removal from the registery 10 to 20 years after they''re released from prison. currently there are one- hundred thousand sex offenders registered for a lifetime. officials say this will benefit the public in the long run. ( marty ) local law enforcement is supporting the new legislation. they say there are so many people currently registered that it is no longer a useful tool. a sixth grader is accusing his teacher of assaulting him. find out why... after the break. live look outside... san mateo bridge.

what's the story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade? let's take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. ( marty ) a teacher in

michigan is on leave and is under investigation for getting physical with a student. school officials say it started because the student refused to stand during the pledge of allegiance. it happened during the first week of school earlier this month. the boy says he does not stand and pledge for a flag. instead, he says he pledges to god and his family. since that happened, the boy feels like the school is no longer a safe environment. ( marty ) his father has addressed the school board and told the staff about the incident. the school said in a statement they support the rights of each student. the family says they are most likely going to move and leave the school district. more than 100 cats and dogs have been rescued from

hurricane irma. coming up...the two sports teams that helped bring them to the bay area. live look outside... san francisco international airport.

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(anny hong): dry and pleasant weather will continue through the weekend. by monday some blustery winds may develop coast and hills as a front

reaches far northern california but dry weather will continue for the bay area. a secondary dry cool front may reach the area by about thursday but then a warm ridge will build by next weekend. ( marty ) the road to recovery

following hurricane irma is going to be long and hard for florida residents... nick valencia reports residents are dealing with flooding, piles of debris and a lack of electricity. this is not normal, but for many, it's starting to feel that way. resident: oh my god, what a mess."in places like highlands county, florida, relief may still be days away. resident: "i know everybody is doing everything they can." while practically every florida county was impacted by hurricane irma, it's here where the largest percentage of people are still without power.the millions of floridians who remain in the dark also have to deal with flooded roads, some of them impassable because of the debris.(nats)thursday president donald trump saw florida's devastation in person.(nats)president donald

trump: "we love the people of florida, and they went through something that i guess the likes of which we can say nobody has ever seen before." inside a torn-apart mobile home community, the president along with the first lady, passed out meals to some of irma's most desperate victims. for the first year president, it was his third tour of a disaster zone in almost as many weeks.president donald trump: "i don't want to see you next week in another disaster. we've seen you enough."(nats)surrounded by decay and debris, people are still in a state of shock. resident: "we still have three feet of standing water in here."this week, authorities are investigating the deaths of at least 8 people who lived in a hollywood, florida nursing home.raelin storey, city of hollywood spokesperson: "the initial investigation has determined the facility had some power, however the building's air conditioning system was not fully functional, portable ac units were being used."the nursing home said the residents "passed away following a prolonged outage of their air conditioning system due to hurricane irma." on florida's weather beaten west coast where irma hit, parts of it look as though they were brushed off earth by a giant hand. residents are being told their electricity may not come back on until the end of september. on the east

side of the state, irma's winds were less damaging, but the flooding was historic. residents there, are still struggling to recover. ( marty ) as millions of people in florida are dealing with the damage left behind from hurricane irma... many animals are on their way to new homes. that is all thanks to the miami heat and the golden state warriors. the two teams...along with fed- ex...worked together to help rescue more than 100 dogs and cats. kron four's hermela aregawi reports from oakland international airport to show us how the warriors helped out. (hermela aregawi)this particular trip was sparked by the two nba teams.they wanted

to help.they learned that a lot of the shelters in florida were overcrowded because of hurricane irma.so they reached out to fedex to bring as many animals as possible to the bay area. a step closer to a home. more than 150 animals.. mostly dogs.. arrived from florida. many from parts of the state hardest hit by irma. captain cindy berwynfed ex does fly a lot of animals and this is the first time we've ever done anything like this and its just such a good feeling to be able to help out so many animals, 160 animals. several warriors players welcomed the rescues. and at least one of them says he's considering adoptingjordan bell/warriors i'm going to have to take one of those home. i'm hoping i can find a good dog because my dog has been really depressed lately so hopefully i can find him a new friend today.i would love to get like a husky or something like that. i like those kind of dogs. kind of dogs.that. i like those or something like get like a husky i would love to friend today.find him a new so hopefully i can depressed lately has been really because my dog has been really depressed lately so hopefully i can find him a new friend today.i would love to get like a husky or something like that. i like those kind of dogs. zaza pachulia/warriors i'm grateful for this opportunity. unfortunately whatever happened in florida

is very unfortunate.hate seeing people going through this kind of stuff. animals are a part of our lives as well. the animals next stop is local shelters.the spca is taking at least 60 of them. sot ken white/president, spca they're sending us animals though that are challenging animals. my organization is receiving at least one dog we know who will need extensive surgery and probably up to six months of fostercare afterwards to recooperate. i've got a mother coming in with 8 young puppies too young to be away from her. i've got some kittens who are too young to be on their own. i've got some pitbulls. (hermela aregawi)the aspca.. a national rescue organization has helped save more than 1000 animals affected by hurricane harvey and irma.reporting in oakland, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. ( marty ) two thrillers are out in theaters this weekend. we'll have a sneak peak after the break.

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film "it" set box office records last weekend and there's no sign of it slowing down this weekend. and two new thrillers are making their debut in theaters. david daniel has a preview. "this whole thing is just a means to an end for you, isn't it?" "no." (nat- fighting) "this is just the beginning." "american assassin" comes out guns blazing this weekend. dylan o'brien and michael keaton star as c-i-a black ops agents who team up to bring down the bad guys. it's based on a popular series of novels, and expected to debut in the 12-to-15 million-dollar range. "hello." "hello." "he's a stranger. we're just gonna let him sleep in our house?" "hello." "hello." jennifer lawrence and javier bardem play a married couple whose tranquil life is disturbed by strangers and strange events in "mother!" box office watchers say the mystery

horror thriller from darren aronofsky should also debut in the low-to-mid teens, as the box office tries to recover from a truly scary late summer slump. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( marty ) jamie lee curtis will revive her role as laurie strode for the new "halloween" film next year... curtis tweeted: ""same porch. same clothes. same issues. 40 years later. headed back to haddonfield one last time for halloween. release date 10/19/18." curtis played laurie strode in several "halloween" films... including the 19-78 original. in the new film, her character will have a final confrontation with michael myers, the masked, mental patient coming up on the kron four morning news... a suspected bomber has been arrested in connection to the london attack. we'll explain where he was when police arrested him. water

restrictions have been lifted in alameda. why county officials told people to turn off the tap. demonstrators are gathering in washington d-c. we'll show you what is being called the mother of all rallies.

expect delays on the bay bridge as another implosion of the original eastern span of the bay bridge is scheduled for today. the c-h-p says you can expect road closures of up to 30 minutes on both east and west bound interstate 80... approaching the bridge. the window for today's implosion is between 9:30 and 11:30 am. (marty) officials chose the morning time slot in order

to minimize the impact on marine life. you're looking at video from the implosion two weeks ago. there are implosions planned for every other weekend until mid-november ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (anny hong): dry and pleasant weather will continue through the weekend. by monday some blustery winds may develop coast and hills as a front reaches far northern california but dry weather will continue for the bay area. a secondary dry cool front may reach the area by about thursday but then a warm ridge will build by next weekend.

(marty) an 18-year-(marty) (marty) an 18-year-old man has been arrested in connection to the london subway attack. the man was arrested near a port on the english channel, about 70 miles from london. the attack happened friday morning when a bomb partially exploded on a train. 29 people were injured. police are calling the arrest significant. but the terror threat level is still listed as "critical." the

man has not been charged or identified. (marty) in the wake of the london tube attack -- bart police say they plan to continue their additional patrols indefinitely. yesterday bart added more uniformed officers to downtown san francisco and oakland stations. there is no timeline for how long those additional patrols will remain. bart is also asking for riders to remain vigiliant.... encouraging people to report any suspicious activity through social media... and via the 'bart watch' app. (marty) in the east bay -- water restrictions for alameda point have been lifted. earlier this week, residents were told not to drink water from the tap because of cross contamination with the irrigation system. but kron 4's ella sogomonian reports some people remain skeptical that the problem has been permanently fixed. after days of frustration - alameda point residents were notified their tap water was safe to use again friday night around 5.sot: jamaika wallace, alameda point resident// "it's hard with the baby. it was

hard to give her baths and clean her bottles and stuff. but they gave out water so we had a fresh water source but it was just hard to do everything because the normal places we didn't know if we should use them or not."for four days the community was forced to use bottles of water for every need after the city found the water supply was contaminated.emergency response volunteers handed out around 20 thousand bottles before they broke down their distribution site.the city's interim public works director explained irrigation water crossed with the drinking water line.to solve the problem the well was disconnected and the water was tested. sot: liam garland, interim public works director// "we received test results that it was free of bacteria and that was the second set of tests that we received over the past couple of days and today there was a range of contaminants that was tested for and the water was found to be free of those contaminants."residents are told to run tap water for ten minutes bfore using it again. (marty) that was ella sogomonian reporting. the public works department is still working to find out how

the irrigation well crossed paths with the e-b mud water supply. (marty) happening today.... activists from across the country are in washington d-c- for what's being described as "the mother of all rallies". kron4's white house correspondent brie jackson says supporters and those opposed to president trump will gather a short distance from each other. it's called the mother of all rallies and is expected to involve people from all backgrounds including hamody jasim. born in iraq, jasim helped american forces in the fight against terrorism. now he's helping to promote patriotism.15-20it's about unity. it stands against violence. it's mostly people that are veterans or in the military that are participating.the event comes on the heels of violent protests in charlottesville and other cities. while those events left groups divided, organizers say this weekend's rally in d.c. will show support for american values. jasim says confederate flags are banned and only american flags can be brought to the

event.jasim: our mission is to fight for every american and fight for the american flag 45-55the moar rally is among more than two dozen events taking place near the national mall this weekend including the juggalo march on washington. organizers are working with national park service officials to make sure events run smoothly.track: national park service offical nancy murraymaking sure that none of the events obstruct visitors who are not part of the event. and as always our primary concern is the safety and security of all visitors. track: on saturday, organizers hope to send a message of unity to rally goers as well as lawmakers on capitol hill jasim: we may share different views or religions but at the end of the day we are all going come under the umbrella of being an americanin washington brie jackson ( marty )( marty ) dozens of people in san francisco robbed in 24 hours. what one of the victims is now saying about the robbery. high school students in berkeley walk out of class.

we'll explain why. ( marty ) for the weekend:7 lafayette art & wine festival great entertainment on 4 stages. tasty food booths. beer and wine tooit's happening in downtown lafayette from 10-7 today and it's freeto attend.

also happening today... the 33rd annual coastal cleanup day. from 9 until noon... volunteers will scour about 2-thousand miles of shoreline for garbage. it's called the largest statewide volunteer event. according to the national park service, the 1993 event is in the guniness book of world records as the "largest garbage collection". there are over 900 sites up and down the state hosting volunteers today... and hundreds of those are in the bay area. (marty) and 4 your health... granola contains healthy ingredients like oats

-- nuts -- and fruit.. along with protein, iron, and fiber. but new findings indicate granola may not be as healthy as you think. granola can be high in calories and fat... many varieties contain over 300- calories a cup. granola with chocolate in it can pack around 600 calories per cup. so if you are watching sugars -- carbs -- or calories... dietitians say, a quarter of a cup is a good guideline for how much to eat. ( anny ) ( marty ) for the weekend: it's the fourth annual black-eyed peas festival in oakland. enjoy food, art and music. it is happening at oakland technical high school from 11 a-m to 6 p-m. the event is free to attend.

here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (anny hong): dry and pleasant weather will continue through the weekend. by monday some blustery winds may develop coast and hills as a front reaches far northern california but dry weather will continue for the bay area. a secondary dry cool

front may reach the area by about thursday but then a warm ridge will build by next weekend. ( marty ) ( marty ) nearly a dozen people in

san francisco had their cell phones, wallets and other personal property stolen just in 24 hours. some of them were even robbed at gun point. one of those victims explains what happened. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. martin bloom is showing me where three men attacked and robbed him around 3am friday out side of his home on gonzales drive in san francisco he says it happened shortly after he came outside to smoke a cigarette

didn't notice that there were two more behind me. one guy it looked like he had a gun. one guy told me to shut up and give me everything you have. i just through my wallet and my cellphone at them and they got away">sand francisco police investigators say bloom was one of 11-robbery victims within a 12-hour period thursday afternoon to early friday morningsfpd spokesperson officer robert rueckabloom was one of five victims targeted for their cellphones which police say theives can easily exhange for money at kiosks in mall across the bay area sfpd investigators have limited descriptions of the three robbery suspects in this case. in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news

(marty) students at berkeley high school walked out of classes friday in protest... kron four's philippe djegal reports that uncertainty around the future of the daca program has students concerned. (philippe)nats- "no ban, no wall." at 10-45 sharp... nats- "education for all." armed with signs... and, a thirst for what they call justice...nats- "no ban, no wall." essentially the enitire berkeley high school student body friday morning... nats- "education for all." walkedout.stella padilla/senior- "i really want to support my fellow classmates." locked arm to arm... a deeply personal message from these young people to the trump administration worried about what's next for the immigration policy "daca"... the deferred action for childhood arrivals.primo luna/daca recipient- "me and all of my fellow other fellow daca students, we're over here trying to get a good education and they're trying to send us

back to a country we don't even know."nats- "no ban, no wall, education for all." and, although this wasn't a school sanctioned event... school administrators say that the students who participated in this demonstration... learned just as much as they would have in the classroom... and that anyone who participated will not see any reprecussions.nats- "education for all." teachers are supportive...victor aguilera/history teacher- "i feel like i'm a dreamer, because when i look at my students, i see myself in them." and, students appreciate the backing.marcos arellano/sophomore- "i've seen a lot of my friends struggle and it's hard on them. so, its hard on me."victor aguilera/history teacher- "if we could get amnesty that would be amazing for all of these people who are out here, you know, trying to be productive members of this country."becky rodriguez/seni or- "my family never had a choice back in mexico to have an education. of course, i'm going to be fighting for this sáát because i need my education."sophie ciurlik- rittenbaum/junior- "many of them don't speak spanish -- even if they do, this is still the only home they know. this is where they grew up -- this is where their friends are; some of them are in college." primo luna/daca recipient- "to see that all of these people are out here supporting me and all my fellow daca recipients, its really, its really amazing to see all this."nats- "education for all -- say

what." and, these students say they can only hope that the president and congress are listening. in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news. (marty) gary radnich giving you a peek behind the curtain here at kron 4... he's up next with giants and a's highlights... plus the indians win streak comes to an end...

at stanford health care, we can now use a blood sample to detect lung cancer. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes to predict heart disease in their families, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. the indians historic 22- game win streak is over. fans in cleveland wanted to see #23. but bottom 9, with the indians down 1... the royals mike minor strikes out

francisco lindor. indians lose 4-3.... ending the 2nd longest winning streak in mlb history. after the game, cleveland players and fans shared a moment of applause in recognition of the feat. here's gary with the rest of sports. the giants were opening a three game set against the diamondbacks jeff samardzija up on the hill for the giants. we pick it up in the sixth -- game tied at one -- hunter pence chops one to first base... arizona can't get the out at first -- that brings in samardzija... giants take the lead 2-1 next inning -- the shark can't keep hold on to the lead -- a-j pollock sneaks in a double down the left field line -- the diamondbacks score two runs retaking the lead (samardzija: 8.0 ip, 6 hits, 3 runs, 7 strikeouts) arizona wins 3-2 the a's in philadelphia... up by a

pair over the phillies -- matt joyce hits a 2-run blast down right field to make it 4-nothing (joyce: 24th home run of season) daniel mengden gets the first shutout for the a's this season (mengden: 9.0 ip, 2 hits, seven strikeouts) oakland wins 4-0 the warriors unviel a oakland- themed jersey for this season. golden state are calling the alternative uniform "the town" the team will wear the jersey on saturdays starting november 25th against the pelicans. the warriors will also wear it through out february during black history month to honor oakland's african-amercan history. jersey's go on sale in late november raiders pro bowl left tackle, donald penn

finally gets what he wanted. the raiders sign him to a two-year extension. the deal is worth 21-million dollars... that includes guaranteed money for the 2018 season. penn held out of training camp and two preseason games before reporting with the team. the two time pro bowler old base salary was ranked eleventh among all offensive tackles he was doubtful about the deal getting done, but thanks the organization for realzing a childhood dream and a retire as a raider live look outside... golden gate bridge..

here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your

forecast... (anny hong): dry and pleasant weather will continue through the weekend. by monday some blustery winds may develop coast and hills as a front reaches far northern california but dry weather will continue for the bay area. a secondary dry cool front may reach the area by about thursday but then a warm ridge will build by next weekend.

(marty) now to video you are only going to see on kron four.... two people are accused of stealing from elders at senior home "aegis living" in moraga. kron4's spencer blake was there to investigate. multiple retirees who live in aegis living of moraga have become victims of a scheme where police believe two people have been sneaking into rooms and stealing checks and credit and debit cards."went into rooms when our victims were away.the suspects aren't

aegis employees, and police aren't quite sure how they get in, but they know it's not through forced entry.the same thing has been happening at a senior living place in orinda, too. "the fact that these people went into this area and preyed upon these elderly folks, it's absolutely - it's heinous. it turns my stomach." police have made a lot of progress, though, with the help of victims' banks, and vendors where the suspects used stolen cards and checks. this video, for example, shows the woman police identify as shopping at pinole.she orders a starbucks, and leaves with a merchandise - all paid for else's money.no physical abuse in these will be beyond just burglary."you can take advantage or target a victim because of their age for a financial crime and that does

fall under elder abuse."that's one of the 27 charges is already facing. police arrested him week.they say he and bryant are ( marty ) dozens of people were arrested in saint louis, missouri..... protesting the acquittal of a former police officer accused of shooting and killing an unarmed black man. st. louis police reported 10 officers suffered injuries during the demonstrations -- including a broken jaw and dislocated shoulder. (marty) the protests began after a judge found a former officer not guilty of first degree murder. jason stockley was accused of murdering anthony lamar smith in 20-11 after a police chase. (marty) this is video from a police dashcam of the shooting... prosecutors say stockley was rummaging through a bag in the police car after the shooting...and planted a gun on smith. the defense said he was looking for bandages to slow smith's bleeding. a gun in the car had the officer's dna on it, but not smith's.

(marty) demonstrators threw rocks through windows at the home of the mayor of st louis. protesters also threw bricks at police and burned american flags. police used tear gas and flash bang grenades to disperse the crowds. (marty) u2 has canceled a concert scheduled for tonight in st. louis in the wake of the protests -- citing concerns for audience safety. ( marty @ landing) the state senate has passed a bill that no longer requires all sex offenders to register for life. the measure allows sex offenders to petition for removal from the registery 10 to 20 years after they''re released from prison. currently there are one- hundred thousand sex offenders registered for a lifetime. officials say this will benefit the public in the long run.

( marty ) local law enforcement is supporting the new legislation. they say there are so many people currently registered that it is no longer a useful tool. ( marty @landing) san francisco county is ranked second in the country in terms of dangerous school traffic. one school in particular was ranked fourth out of 75. bessie carmichael elementary school in the south of market district is 4th on that list. the study, done by zendrive dot com says the school is not safe for pick ups and drop offs. parents are concerned and recognize how tough it is to get the attention of drivers in the school zone.

for nothing. you have to be in the street waving your arms or they'll just speed by.">( marty ) the school says it is aware of the study... in response, school administrators have added more crosswalk guards on both sides of the campus. a sixth grader is accusing his teacher of assaulting him. find out why... after the break. live look outside... san mateo bridge.

a teacher in michigan is on leave and is under investigation for getting physical with a student. school officials say it started because the student refused to stand during the pledge of allegiance. it happened during the first week of school earlier this month. the boy says he does not stand and pledge for a flag. instead, he says he pledges to god and his family. since that happened, the boy feels like the school is no longer a safe environment.

( marty ) his father has addressed the school board and told the staff about the incident. the school said in a statement they support the rights of each student. the family says they are most likely going to move and leave the school district. coming up ... talking havana cuba with our travel expert, dana rebmann. live look outside... san francisco international airport.

dry and pleasant weather will continue through the weekend. by monday some blustery winds may develop coast and hills as a front reaches far northern california but dry weather will continue for the bay area. a secondary dry cool front may reach the area by about thursday but then a warm ridge will build by next weekend. (marty) after years of being off

limits, cuba is open to american travelers. but questions still remain about planning a trip. especially now in the wake of hurricane irma. travel enthusiast dana rebmann joins us now..((2shot)) the idea of traveling to cuba can be overwhelming. it's different than anywhere else in the caribbean. it's confusing, but it's doable. there are just some things you need to know((vo tape 1)) cg1= havana, cubato get to views like this..

all americans have to comply with the people-to-people us travel requirement, which essentially requires educational interactions between groups of travelers and cuban people. one of the easiest and more popular ways to visit cuba right now is on a cruise, and many shore excursions offered by cruise lines take care of everything you need. i sailed to havana with carnival cruise lines, took part in an excursion and was in full

compliance. in port a little shy of 24 hours, i also had time to wander on my own.i think the hardest for most american's is understanding money needs when headed to cuba. american credit cards and debit cards don't work in cuba. you need to come armed with cash.((complicating it even more, cuba has two forms of currency. the cup is for residents, and the cuc (kook) is for tourists. it sounds like a recipe for tourism

disaster, but it works. when you change money, you'll lose 13 percent. $100 us becomes 87 cuc.))((wipe vo tape 2))cg1= havana, cuba you'll need it for everything, including when you want to take a ride in one of havana's many colorful vintage cars. you've seen all the photos - havana's taxis could be the most photographed in the world. convertibles and hard tops, they come in just about every color imaginable. they're plentiful and for the most part easy to hail down in havana's more popular haunts. they also line-up in high traffic spots throughout havana. you can use them to simply get from point a to point b, but it's also common to book them by the hour. many drivers also play the role of tour guide. (it should cost $50 per person, per hour.) ((wipe vo tape 3)) cg2=fusterlandiahavana, cubaif you book a tour in a vintage car, the first place you should have your driver take

you is to fusterlandia. about a half-hour outside of central havana, this community art project was started by jose fuster, but in more than 20 years it's spread through the community. along with an assortment of colorful ceramic creatures, what would be ordinary surfaces like walls, gates and fences have been turned into works of art. entrance is free. neighbors and local artisans sell their handiwork. sales help keep the project going.((wipe vo tape 4)) cg2=rum & cigarshavana, cubaif you're a rum drinker, cuba is the place for you. same goes for cigars. that said, even if you're not a cigar smoker or rum drinker, it's fun to watch the shopping frenzy that whips up visitors arrive.when it comes to souvenirs, many americans are bringing their fair share home with them. anyone 18 or older can bring home up to 100

cigars without duty fees and one liter of alcohol is allowed for those 21 and older. if bringing home rum is part of the plan, just remember you'll have to pack it in your checked luggage, so plan accordingly. (it's actually rumored jfk bought more than a thousand cigars for himself before issuing the embargo against cuba in 1962. bacardi, a well-known rum maker based in puerto rico, actually started in cuba. the brand moved to puerto rico after castro came to power.)

the stephen king horror film "it" set box office records last weekend and there's no sign of it slowing down this weekend. and two new thrillers are making their debut in theaters. david daniel has a preview. "this whole thing is just a means to an end for you, isn't it?" "no." (nat- fighting) "this is just the beginning." "american assassin" comes out guns blazing this weekend. dylan o'brien and michael keaton star as c-i-a black ops agents who team up to bring down the bad guys. it's based on a popular series of novels, and expected to debut in the 12-to-15 million-dollar range. "hello." "hello." "he's a stranger. we're just gonna let him sleep in our house?" "hello." "hello." jennifer

lawrence and javier bardem play a married couple whose tranquil life is disturbed by strangers and strange events in "mother!" box office watchers say the mystery horror thriller from darren aronofsky should also debut in the low-to-mid teens, as the box office tries to recover from a truly scary late summer slump. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. adlib seven day. (anny hong): dry and pleasant weather will continue through the weekend. by monday some blustery winds may develop coast and hills as a front reaches far northern california but dry weather will continue for the bay area. a secondary dry cool front may reach the area by about thursday but then a warm ridge will build by next weekend. thats kron 4 news weekend for this saturday morning... i'm marty gonzalez. from all of

[music] [music] >> tracy sellers: hey everybody, welcome to "california bountiful." i'm your host, tracy sellers, and today, we're in venice at the greenleaf chopshop. this is their newest location and, as you know, greenleaf was started by one of our good friends, chef jonathan rollo. and he'll actually have a recipe later on in the show, so stay tuned for that. but first, we're getting to the root of why one farm is growing some of the freshest lettuce around. [music]