( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)high pressure building near the west coast will result in dry weather, along with a warming trend, through at least the middle of next week.

(marty) san francisco has a new plan to cover daca recipient's renewal fees. this afternoon, the city is holding a free informational workshop for daca recipients. we say good morning to kron-4's new reporter camila bernal joins us now from mission high school district with more on what the city is willing to pay for. (camila)good morning marty, today undocumented students will be able to come to

mission high school to get legal advice and help on their applications and their rights. this will be on a first come first serve basis starting at 1pm. the money will come from the office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs... and it would benefit anyone whose daca permit expires between september 5th of this year and march 5th of 2018. the people interested in receiving these services should bring: -their work authorization card -social security card -copy of their daca application -california state id or drivers license -any travel documents and -certified court dispositions of any arrests. the event is from 1 to 5 and again, it's first come, first serve. live in mission high school, camila bernal kron 4 news

(marty)thanks so much camilla. we'll check back with you throughout the morning. (marty) and a reminder if you are taking bart this weekend. the south fremont station will be closed for the next two weekends for construction work on the bart extension to silicon valley. a free bus will run between the south fremont and fremont stations every 20 minutes. bart officials are telling riders to expect a 20 to 30 minute delay. (marty) happening today -- former breitbart editor - and provocateur milo yiannopoulos plans to hold a press conference this afternoon in san francisco. for now he says "free speech week" at u.c. berkeley will take place as planned -- starting tomorrow. back in february when a planned yiannopoulos speech on campus ... had to be canceled... left- wing counter protests turned violent. extra police presence and security comes at a cost -- and kron4's spencer blake has more on just how much this week could cost the university.

"there's a dissenting opinion, right? and you're not letting someone say a dissenting opinion. it's literally that simple."as some people disagreed civilly on the u-c berekely campus friday, the rumors have been swirling about what will and won't happen when it comes to free speech week.university spokesman dan mogulof is aware of those rumors, but says cal hasn't gotten any new confirmed information from the organizers of free speech week in the past couople of days. "that lack of confirmation isn't going to stand in the way of these events but it's a little confusing because we like speakers to confirm and be in touch with us so we can make sure and coordinate security with them."the security can be costly - like when ben shapiro came earlier this month. the u-c berkeley and the u-c system together shelled out about six hundred grand.if all the free speech week events do happen - with speeches from the likes of milo yiannopoulos - it will cost cal berkeley about a million dollars this time. "we'd much rather be spending it on the academic mission or improving the student experience, but this isn't going to have any impact on tuition."ann coulter was among the right-wing speakers scheduled to speak, but she told the associated press friday she's not coming, because she says the school is dead-set on blocking her

appearance.but mogulof says that's absolutely not true. "the law is absolutely clear: the university, particularly a public university, has no choice but to abide by the first amendment, and these speakers, as much as we may disagree with some of what they say and how they say it, they have a constitutional right to be here."milo yiannopoulos is scheduled to hold a news conference saturday to set the record straight about what will happen next week. (marty)yanopoulis facebooked this photo of his packed luggage... with the caption "ready for free speech week".his press conference is scheduled for 2 this afternoon on treasure island.and spencer blake will be there for a 1- on-1 interview you can see tonight at 8 here on kron 4. (marty) just in this morning -- president trump responding to steph curry's comments at warriors media day yesterday. curry said ánotá going for the traditional post-championship

white-house-visit might "inspire some change in what we tolerate in this country." trump fired back on twitter a little over an hour ago... saying "going to the white house is considered a great honor for a championship team.stephen curry is hesitating,therefore invitation is withdrawn!" ( marty ) senator bernie sanders visited downtown san francisco yesterday. why some people are still "feeling the bern" a teenage girl was brutally attacked at an east bay station. we'll show you where it happened in a story you will only see on kron four. a new report claims to have found a remedy for depression. we'll explain the unlikely source after the break.

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but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. for your health:here is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week: (marty) an unlikely source of short-term relief for depression... is sleep

deprivation. that's according to a new study from the university of pennsylvania. this follows a report that says one in four teenage girls suffers from depression. doctors say the change in your sleep schedule resets your internal clock, and that helps with depression in about 50-percent of people. patients reported feeling better within 24 hours of the sleep- deprivation treatment. but doctors say this should not be the sole source of treatment for the complex neuorlogical disorder. (marty) oakland is the latest bay area city to stop the sale of flavored tobacco products. the city council voted unanimously to approve the ban. it is similar to recent laws in place in san francisco... berkeley... santa clara county and palo alto. people supporting the new ordinance see it as a way to stop tobacco companies from getting kids hooked on tobacco... through flavored products. the ban in oakland will go into effect next year. ( dave )warming today, getting hot next week. i'll have your forecast after the break.

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this is video from heavenly and kirkwood resorts. an early season, light dusting of snow.about 6 to 12 inches. and it caused some problems on the roadways... multiple crashes reported on i-80 this week. snow hit parts of yosemite national park...briefly closing tioga pass road. park rangers are urging drivers to remain cautious this weekend. toss to weather.

(dave)high pressure building near the west coast will result in dry weather, along with a warming trend, through at least the middle of next week. (marty)(marty) another big story this

morning. republican senator john mc-cain is dealing what is expected to be a fatal blow.... to the g-o-p's latest plan to repeal and replace the affordable care act. senator mc-cain says.. he will vote no on the bill. the measure has not been reviewed by the non-partisan congressional budget office. and for mccain, there are too many unanswered questions. republicans cannot afford to lose any more votes -- which some analysts say, an impossible task. the deadline to repeal the universal health care act with just a fifty- percent majority vote in the senate, expires at the end of the month. after that, sixty votes would be needed to pass a bill. (marty) president trump fired off a tweet early this morning... "john mccain never had any intention of voting for this bill, which his governor loves. he campaigned on repeal & replace. let arizona down!" (marty) vermont senator bernie sanders is happy about senator mccain's decision. the former presidential candidate was in san francisco

yesterday... to talk about his universal health care plan. kron 4's dan kerman has the story from yerba buena gardens. sot bernie sanders (i-vermont) 00-10the immediate crisis we face from trump and the republican leadership is another piece of horrific legislation that would throw 32 million americans off of the health care they currently have during a speech in san francisco friday senator bernie sanders wasted no time pointing fingers at the president and the gop for their latest attempt to dismantle obamacare and while he praised senator john mccain for coming out against it, he said the fight continuessoti beg of you do everything you can, get the word out all over this country to your friends to tell them that no republican should vote for this disastrous bill and if they do they will pay a very heavy political price for that. then to thunderous applause, sanders said it was time to pass his medicare for all single payer health care system sotour job is to join every other major country on to guarantee health care to all as a right not a privledge. it was exactly what the crowd wanted to hearsot i think he's the leader of the futuresot if it happened in every other major country why cant it happen here,sot it's going to happen its just a matter of time, because its time for the united state to join the rest of the civilized worldsanders

also took shots at president trump saying his attempt to divide the nation was not going to work140/going to work (marty) president trump has once again found himself at the

center of a racial controversy. during a rally in alabama last night...he criticized n-f-l players who take a knee during the national anthem....using derogitory, profane language to describe the players demonstrating. ..and suggesting they should be fired. (marty) many current and former n-f-l current and many (marty) (marty) many current and former n-f-l players took to twitter to criticize the president's comments. former running back arian foster said - quote - "cloth has more value than people apparently." lions' tight end eric ebron said... "does anyone tell trump to stick to politics, like they tell us to stick to sports? shaking my head." viking's running back bishop sankey tweeted... "shaking my head and all because

kaepernick is exercising his right as an american citizen to protest." (marty) coming up... more from warriors media day...which was even more of a circus than usual. hear what draymond green had to say about kevin durant's twitter fiasco... coming up in sports.

lots of baseball happening. we start down in los angeles. tommy lasorda's 90th birthday. wow. can't believe he's now 90. i've had the pleasure of meeting him. good guy... bottom third -- game tied at one -- cody bellinger hits a 3-run homer... break the national league rookie record with 39 homer runs. top ninth -- pablo sandoval hits a solo balst to right field but

it's not enough... l-a wins 4-2 dodgers win their fifth straight n-l west division title oakland a's in action at the coliseum. matt olsen has been red hot. so why not talk matt olsen. 2nd inning. get out of here. that ball is gone. that's 13 homers in a month. ties jason giambi's record from 2000. a's up early. bottom of the 5th. matt joyce at the plate. a's up 3 to 1. joyce with the base hit. one run would score. a's. athletics win 4 to 1. busy day for the golden state warriors. media day out at the warriors practice facility as they prepare for the season. warriors have won two out of the last three nba championships. steve kerr, who has had back problems, says he is not 100 percent but he's on a good path. kevin durant

dealt with heavy criticism after he responded pretty harshly on twitter to a fan on why he left oklahoma city. draymond green, who has sparked some of his own controversy in the past, had some fun with that today. "you know i got a good laugh out of it. it's pretty funny to me and i reminded him since you want to talk about my mishap i reminded him of my mishap when we were at usa basketball the day my mishap happened. i was stressed out and all of them were laughing at my face from him to demarcus probably was the worst and the beat goes on. it was a little payback, i stood right there and laughed at his face and it felt pretty damn good". (marty) and today -- it's a battle of undefeateds as the bears host 5th-ranked u-s-c at 12:30. san jose state will host the aggies of utah state

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bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)high pressure building near the west coast will result in dry weather, along with a warming trend, through at least the middle of next week. ( marty @ landing) friends and family are

mourning the death of the owner of several popular grocery stores in san francisco. he was killed in a hit and run crash. now police are looking for the driver of a silver sedan. kron4's maureen kelly has learned that the driver in the hit and run may be connected to a shooting just minutes before. it's almost like getting punched you don't feel anything for a momentthe owner of earl's organic is still processing his grief over the loss of his longtime customer, gus vardakastanis.a greek immigrant, vardakastanis opened his haight street market in the 80's.the entrepenuer expanded to a second location on noriega and along with his two sons, opened guy's community market in the mission a few years ago. those who haggled with him remember him as a shrewd and saavy businessman.very active a real patriarch this is a man that was driven and you didn't really want to step on his way much but you wanted to partner with thembut this american success story ended in tragedy early this morning outside the wholesale produce market where the grocer would come and replenish his store shelves. a small memorial

stands near the intersection of jerrold and toland where police say the 56 year old was fatally struck by a speeding car while he was crossing the street.it's a silver sedan was with heavy front end and windshield damage. so we're asking anyone who may have been around that time in the area to let place now so they can come come forward and provide any more info it would really helpthis afternoon officers could be seen looking for video surrveillance footage to connect car in the hit and run fatality with a report of shots fired just five minutes before the crash at the intersection of newhall and mckinnon in the bayview. police are asking any witnesses or any one with video surviellance of the car to come forward and help them catch who did this. maureen kelly kron4 news. ( marty ) now to a story you'll only see on kron4. a young woman on bart was sucker- punched by a complete strnager. it happened on wednesday at the coliseum station in oakland. and it's the latest bold crime targeting a bart passenger.

kron 4's terisa estacio talked to the family of the victim.. which is demanding something be done to stop the attacks. edgar paz. this was really unexpected, she was in shock. edgar paz is talking about this - this is a picture of his daughter - face swollen, and red. the picture taken after a man on bart struck her. paz. she was coming back from city college and the an walked up to her from behind and sucker punched her, no one helped her. she gathered up her belongings and tried to get a picture, of him. paz says when his daughter met up with her mom at the station she was not in good shape. paz. she was shooken up, crying, swelling the right side of her face. paz says he reached out to bart police immediately and was not impressed with their response - he says for right now, he doesn't want his daughter to go back on bart, he feels it is not safe. alicica troust. i tis out of the ordinary and disturbing for us. alicia troust - bart spokesperson says - they are going throuh surveillance video to try and find the crime and the suspect. troust. we have a robbery susp unit that is goes

around, we know that people are saying it is not safe, but we are trying to work on this (estacio) edgar paz says he wants bart to do a lot more to increase safety and talked with us because he wants parents to talk with their children about being more aware of their surroundings on bart, we will have more on my interview with mr. paz and what he wants bart to do and barts response, on kron four at 6. te ( marty ) only on kron4.. a bay area

resident who lives near oakland's jack london square says, the problem of auto thefts and burglaries ... is out of control. kron four's philippe djegal shares one person's terrible experience is forcing them to move out. victim- "it is a great place, but we have a lot of crime in jack london square." the oakland police department says auto burglaries in the jack london square district are up 36-percent this year... compared to the same period last year. vehicle thefts are up 15-percent.victim- "and, it was very, very disturbing to come down from my garage and see my car on blocks." this tenant, who wants to remain private, rents an apartment at the landing at jack london square.... a gated community. he filed a report with the oakland police department sunday... after discovering all four of his car rims and tires were

stolen. the tenant pays for a spot in his parking garage, which is monitored by surveillance cameras. but he says that doesn't appear to be scaring thieves away. victim- "which is a shame. it's an amazing place to live. i give this place a lot of credit, but the crime is an issue." the community manager for the landing at jack london square sent a letter out to all other tenants alerting them about the recent rise in thefts and telling people to be more aware of any suspicious activity. the oakland police department says it is also aware of the issue and is doing it's best to address it. victim- "i would really like to see more patrols in the neighborhood. we have a fantastic neighborhood here and i would like to see it go back to the way it was, which was safe." unfortunately, for the tenant, this latest incident was so scary and jarring, that he's decided to leave. he is moving out, even though he just re-signed his lease. the community manager, he says, is going to let him out of it without penalty. so, he's moving out next month. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news.

the n-b-a champs had a lot to talk about on media day... hear what they said that cost them an invitation to the white house.... next.

the warriors covered a variety of topics at their media day yesterday -- but generating the most buzz -- talk of whether or not the nba champs would accept the traditional invitiation to the white house. here's what they said. "we've had discussions with the white house no decision has been reached on our side. our plan is to meet with the team, ownership joe lacob and myself, steve will certainly be involved and have an honest dialog about it"."we're going to decide what's best, whatever we think is best for us. you know it may not be the popular thing to do. the most popular or

whatever we decided, but at the end of the day we are the ones that have to attend, if we decide to attend. i think it's only right that we all decide together". "our president has, the thing that he has said and the things that he hasn't said in the right times, we won't stand for it. by acting and not going hopefully that will inspire some change in terms of what we tolerate in this country and what is accepted and what we turn a blind eye too" (marty) and as we told you earlier in the newscast... trump responded on twitter this morning... saying "going to the white house is considered a great honor for a championship team.stephen curry is hesitating,therefore invitation is withdrawn!" the threat of concussions has many parents wondering if their kids should play football. there's new findings that might affect

your decision. we have that after thebreak. ( marty ) for the

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to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. and here's a live look outside...from the sutro cam. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)high pressure building near the west coast will result in dry weather, along with a warming trend, through at least the middle of next week. ( marty @ landing) the desperate search for survivors

continues following this week's deadly 7-point-one quake that hit central mexico. teams from mexico's navy found 115-people alive in the rubble in mexico city yesterday. the death toll has risen to 295. omar jiminez is tracking the developments. rescue crews carefully dig through debris, desperate to find survivors...as volunteers aren't giving up the hope of finding people alive in the midst of such devastation.one trapped group was rescued after a woman sent a message to her husband.sot"i don't know when the message went out- i think it was at like 5am more or less. they were searching for us. they couldn't hear us but the text went out. how? i have no idea.

but it arrived and partly and thanks to that, they found us in that area where i told them, more or less."the deadly earthquake reduced buildings to mere pieces, claiming hundreds of lives.displacing countless families, and all but shutting down the largest city in mexico.sot marcela arana/ psychologist: "this past earthquake, was the biggest i've seen in my lifetime. i've never felt this scared before. in this one, i thought i was going to die, together with my children." respectfully, every time a body is recovered, some crews take a moment to honor the dead by singing mexico's national anthem.-nats -in mexico city -- i'm omar jimenez ( marty @landing) and as if puerto rico has not had enough to deal with following hurricane maria ... authorities are scrambling to evacuate as many as 70- thousand people who live near a failing dam... hurricane maria has gradually weakened

... but the category- three storm is still drenching the islands of turks and caicos and the bahamas. the storm knocked out power to more than three- million people. authorities say, it could take up to six- months before everyone gets electricity back. at least 13 people died from the storm... and dozens of others are still missing. ( marty @ landing) with all the concussion concerns in the n-f-l -- a new report says children who play tackle fooball before the age twelve are more likely to suffer from behavioral and cognitive problems than those who start playing football after that age. reporter connie tran has details on the new boston university study.

( marty @ landing) that was connie tran reporting.. if you would like to see the full study from boston university... we have it on our website - kron-4-dot- com. we'll show you the student who created the world's largest gameboy. next.

( marty ) "beast mode" could be a new feature on your cell phone. raiders' running back marshawn lynch .... is teaming up with a cell phone company. a plan called "beast mobile" is going to launch offering users one- gigabyte of data and unlimited talking and text messages for just 24- dollars a month. the plan comes from the seattle- based company called "free mo." lynch has a stake in the company and is popular in the seattle area after spending six- seasons with the seahawks. the price tag of 24 -dollars matches the oakland natives jersey number - 24. ( marty ) a student in belgium has taken one of nintendo's most beloved creations ...and made it enormous! his creative efforts landed him in the guinness book of world records. it is the world's largest working gameboy. the student calls it the gameboy x-x-l. the console is nearly seven-times the size of nintendo's classic handheld it's over 3-feet tall and runs off a separate mini

computer it took him a month to build the device in a lab. ( marty ) and size apprently matters here too... take a look at what a father in michigan built... it is a massive, two-story playhouse, complete with a bridge and a slide. adam boyd wanted to build something special for his two daughters. the playhouse features hardwood floors, light fixtures, kitchen supplies and a custom paint job. boyd is the owner of a residential remodeling business, so the project was right up his alley. ( marty ) this is the first weekend one bart station is closed for repair work. we'll explain where it is happening. the president is saying no to the warriors. we'll have his tweet. san francisco is covering daca renewal fees. we'll have a live report standing by.

( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)high pressure building near the west coast will result in dry weather, along with a warming trend, through at least the middle of next week. (marty)

(marty) the city of san francisco says it will cover daca recipient's renewal fees. the city is paying the 495- dollar fee for recipients who need to renew their application before october fifth. the money will come from the office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs. today the city is holding a free informational workshop for daca recipients. it is at mission high school on 18-th street from one to five pm. the workshop will include legal assistance. (marty) and a reminder if you are taking bart this weekend. the south fremont station will be closed for the next two weekends for construction work on the bart extension to silicon valley. a free bus will run between the south fremont and fremont stations every 20 minutes. bart officials are telling riders to expect a 20 to 30 minute delay. (marty) happening today -- former breitbart editor - and provocateur milo yiannopoulos plans to hold a press conference this

afternoon in san francisco. for now he says "free speech week" at u.c. berkeley will take place as planned -- starting tomorrow. back in february when a planned yiannopoulos speech on campus ... had to be canceled... left- wing counter protests turned violent. extra police presence and security comes at a cost -- and kron4's spencer blake has more on just how much this week could cost the university. "there's a dissenting opinion, right? and you're not letting someone say a dissenting opinion. it's literally that simple."as some people disagreed civilly on the u-c berekely campus friday, the rumors have been swirling about what will and won't happen when it comes to free speech week.university spokesman dan mogulof is aware of those rumors, but says cal hasn't gotten any new confirmed information from the organizers of free speech week in the past couople of days. "that lack of confirmation isn't going to stand in the

way of these events but it's a little confusing because we like speakers to confirm and be in touch with us so we can make sure and coordinate security with them."the security can be costly - like when ben shapiro came earlier this month. the u-c berkeley and the u-c system together shelled out about six hundred grand.if all the free speech week events do happen - with speeches from the likes of milo yiannopoulos - it will cost cal berkeley about a million dollars this time. "we'd much rather be spending it on the academic mission or improving the student experience, but this isn't going to have any impact on tuition."ann coulter was among the right-wing speakers scheduled to speak, but she told the associated press friday she's not coming, because she says the school is dead-set on blocking her appearance.but mogulof says that's absolutely not true. absolutely clear: the university, particularly a public university, has no choice but to abide by the first amendment, speakers, as much as we may some of what they say and how have a constitutional right to be here."yiannopoulos is scheduled conference saturday to straight about what will week. (marty)yanopoulis facebooked this photo of his packed luggage... with the

caption "ready for free speech week".his press conference is scheduled for 2 this afternoon on treasure island.and spencer blake will be there for a 1- on-1 interview you can see tonight at 8 here on kron 4. (marty) an invitation to the white house has traditionally just been part of the deal for championship teams.but with the country becoming increasingly politically divided, even something as simple as a trip to d.c. has become a point of contention. the warriors haven't shied away from expressing their political views, with the backing of head coach steve kerr. at the team's media day friday, the 2-time champs were asked if they would accept an invitation to white house. here's what stephen curry had to say. (marty) trump fired back on twitter

this morning... saying "going to the white house is considered a great honor for a championship team.stephen curry is hesitating,therefore invitation is withdrawn!" ( marty ) senator bernie sanders visited downtown san francisco yesterday. why some people are still "feeling the bern" a teenage girl was brutally attacked at an east bay station. we'll show you where it happened in a story you will only see on kron four. a new report claims to have found a remedy for depression. we'll explain the unlikely source after the break.

for your health:here is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week: (marty) an unlikely source of short-term relief for depression... is sleep deprivation. that's according to a new study from the university of

pennsylvania. this follows a report that says one in four teenage girls suffers from depression. doctors say the change in your sleep schedule resets your internal clock, and that helps with depression in about 50-percent of people. patients reported feeling better within 24 hours of the sleep- deprivation treatment. but doctors say this should not be the sole source of treatment for the complex neuorlogical disorder. (marty) oakland is the latest bay area city to stop the sale of flavored tobacco products. the city council voted unanimously to approve the ban. it is similar to recent laws in place in san francisco... berkeley... santa clara county and palo alto. people supporting the new ordinance see it as a way to stop tobacco companies from getting kids hooked on tobacco... through flavored products. the ban in oakland will go into effect next year. ( dave )warming today, getting hot next week. i'll have your forecast after the break.

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news. here's a live look at kirkwood this morning. on the line right now... we've got kevin cooper from heavenly and kirkwood mountain reports. coop, what's it like up there right now?

(marty)now let's get to dave spahr with some local weather.

(dave)high pressure building near the west coast will result in dry weather, along with a warming trend, through at least the middle of next week.

(marty) another big story this

morning. republican senator john mc-cain is dealing what is expected to be a fatal blow.... to the g-o-p's latest plan to repeal and replace the affordable care act. senator mc-cain says.. he will vote no on the bill.

the measure has not been reviewed by the non-partisan congressional budget office. and for mccain, there are too many unanswered questions. republicans cannot afford to lose any more votes -- which some analysts say, an impossible task. the deadline to repeal the universal health care act with just a fifty- percent majority vote in the senate, expires at the end of the month. after that, sixty votes would be needed to pass a bill. (marty) president trump fired off a tweet early this morning... "john mccain never had any intention of voting for this bill, which his governor loves. he campaigned on repeal & replace. let arizona down!" (marty) vermont senator bernie sanders is happy about senator mccain's decision. the former presidential candidate was in san francisco yesterday... to talk about his universal health care plan. kron 4's dan kerman has the story from yerba buena gardens. sot bernie sanders (i-vermont) 00-10the immediate crisis we face from trump and the republican leadership is

another piece of horrific legislation that would throw 32 million americans off of the health care they currently have during a speech in san francisco friday senator bernie sanders wasted no time pointing fingers at the president and the gop for their latest attempt to dismantle obamacare and while he praised senator john mccain for coming out against it, he said the fight continuessoti beg of you do everything you can, get the word out all over this country to your friends to tell them that no republican should vote for this disastrous bill and if they do they will pay a very heavy political price for that. --nats-then to thunderous applause, sanders said it was time to pass his medicare for all single payer health care system sotour job is to join every other major country on to guarantee health care to all as a right not a privledge. it was exactly what the crowd wanted to hearsot i think he's

the leader of the futuresot if it happened in every other major country why cant it happen here,sot it's going to happen its just a matter of time, because its time for the united state to join the rest of the civilized worldsanders also took shots at president trump saying his attempt to divide the nation was not going to work140/going to work (marty) san francisco has a new plan to cover daca recipient's renewal fees. this afternoon, the city is holding a free informational workshop for daca recipients. we say good morning to kron-4's new reporter camila bernal joins us now from mission high

school district with more on what the city is willing to pay for. (camila)good morning marty, today undocumented students will be able to come to mission high school to get legal advice and help on their applications and their rights. this will be on a first come first serve basis starting at 1pm. the money will come from the office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs... and it would benefit anyone whose daca permit expires between september 5th of this year and march 5th of 2018. the people interested in receiving these services should bring: -their work authorization card -social security card -copy of their daca application -california state id or drivers license -any travel documents and -certified court dispositions of any arrests. the event is from 1 to 5 and again, it's first come, first serve. live in mission high school, camila bernal kron 4 news

(marty)thanks so much camilla. we'll check back with you throughout the morning. (marty) coming up... more from warriors media day...which was even more of a circus than usual. hear what draymond green had to say about kevin durant's twitter fiasco... coming up in sports.

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. imaginepeople love my for the condand my french fries. all. wait! what if i put them together?! a burrito stuffed with scrambled eggs, creamy guacamole, bacon and crispy french fries. i'll call it the california breakfast burrito! boom. someone got that, right? scrambled eggs. guacamole. bacon. french fries. you'll call it the california breakfast burrito. boom. good work everyone. another winner. introducing my new california breakfast burrito. lots of baseball happening. we start down in los angeles. tommy lasorda's 90th birthday. wow. can't believe he's now 90. i've had the pleasure of meeting him. good guy... bottom third -- game tied at one -- cody bellinger hits a 3-run homer... break the national league rookie record with 39 homer runs. top ninth -- pablo sandoval hits a solo balst to right field but it's not enough... l-a wins 4-2 dodgers win their fifth

straight n-l west division title oakland a's in action at the coliseum. matt olsen has been red hot. so why not talk matt olsen. 2nd inning. get out of here. that ball is gone. that's 13 homers in a month. ties jason giambi's record from 2000. a's up early. bottom of the 5th. matt joyce at the plate. a's up 3 to 1. joyce with the base hit. one run would score. a's. athletics win 4 to 1. busy day for the golden state warriors. media day out at the warriors practice facility as they prepare for the season. warriors have won two out of the last three nba championships. steve kerr, who has had back problems, says he is not 100 percent but he's on a good path. kevin durant dealt with heavy criticism after he responded pretty harshly on twitter to a fan on why he left oklahoma city. draymond green, who has sparked some of his own controversy in the past, had some fun with that today. "you know i got a good laugh out of it. it's pretty funny to me and i reminded him since you want to

talk about my mishap i reminded him of my mishap when we were at usa basketball the day my mishap happened. i was stressed out and all of them were laughing at my face from him to demarcus probably was the worst and the beat goes on. it was a little payback, i stood right there and laughed at his face and it felt pretty damn good". (marty) and today -- it's a

battle of undefeateds as the bears host 5th-ranked u-s-c at 12:30. san jose state will host the aggies of utah state this afternoon at 4:30. and another l-a team is in the bay area.... the 2-1 u-c-l-a bruins will battle the 1-2 cardinal tonight at 7:30.

today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't, does it? actually, it does. type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or stroke. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. you didn't know that. no. yeah. but, wait, there's good news for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit. jardiance is proven to both significantly reduce the chance of dying from a cardiovascular event in adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease and lower your a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, and trouble breathing.

stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of ketoacidosis or an allergic reaction. symptoms of an allergic reaction include rash, swelling, and difficulty breathing or swallowing. do not take jardiance if you are on dialysis or have severe kidney problems. other side effects are sudden kidney problems, genital yeast infections, increased bad cholesterol, and urinary tract infections, which may be serious. taking jardiance with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. tell your doctor about all the medicines you take and if you have any medical conditions. so now that you know all that, what do you think? that it's time to think about jardiance. ask your doctor about jardiance. and get to the heart of what matters. ( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast...

(dave)high pressure building near the west coast will result in dry weather, along with a warming trend, through at least the middle of next week. ( marty @ ( marty @ landing) friends and

family are mourning the death of the owner of several popular grocery stores in san francisco. he was killed in a hit and run crash. now police are looking for the driver of a silver sedan. kron4's maureen kelly has learned that the driver in the hit and run may be connected to a shooting just minutes before. it's almost like getting punched you don't feel anything for a momentthe owner of earl's organic is still processing his grief over the loss of his longtime customer, gus vardakastanis.a greek immigrant, vardakastanis opened his haight street market in the 80's.the entrepenuer expanded to a second location on noriega and along with his two sons, opened guy's community market in the mission a few years ago. those who haggled with

him remember him as a shrewd and saavy businessman.very active a real patriarch this is a man that was driven and you didn't really want to step on his way much but you wanted to partner with thembut this american success story ended in tragedy early this morning outside the wholesale produce market where the grocer would come and replenish his store shelves. a small memorial stands near the intersection of jerrold and toland where police say the 56 year old was fatally struck by a speeding car while he was crossing the street.it's a silver sedan was with heavy front end and windshield damage. so we're asking anyone who may have been around that time in the area to let place now so they can come come forward and provide any more info it would really helpthis afternoon officers could be seen looking for video surrveillance footage to connect car in the hit and run fatality with a report of shots fired just five minutes before the crash at the intersection of newhall and mckinnon in the bayview. police are asking any witnesses or any one with surviellance of the car to come forward and help them catch who did this. maureen kelly kron4 news. ( marty ) now to a story you'll only see on kron4. a young woman on bart was

sucker- punched by a complete strnager. it happened on wednesday at the coliseum station in oakland. and it's the latest bold crime targeting a bart passenger. kron 4's terisa estacio talked to the family of the victim.. which is demanding something be done to stop the attacks. edgar paz. this was really unexpected, she was in shock. edgar paz is talking about this - this is a picture of his daughter - face swollen, and red. the picture taken after a man on bart struck her. paz. she was coming back from city college and the an walked up to her from behind and sucker punched her, no one helped her. she gathered up her belongings and tried to get a picture, of him. paz says when his daughter met up with her mom at the station she was not in good shape. paz. she was shooken up, crying, swelling the right side of her face. paz says he her face. the right side of crying, swelling shooken up, crying, swelling the right side of her face. paz says he reached out to bart police immediately and was not

impressed with their response - he says for right now, he doesn't want his daughter to go back on bart, he feels it is not safe. alicica troust. i tis out of the ordinary and disturbing for us. alicia troust - bart spokesperson says - they are going throuh surveillance video to try and find the crime and the suspect. troust. we have a robbery susp unit that is goes around, we know that people are saying it is not safe, but we are trying to work on this (estacio) edgar paz says he wants bart

to do a lot more to increase safety and talked with us because he wants parents to talk with their children about being more aware of their surroundings on bart, we will have more on my interview with mr. paz and what he wants bart to do and barts response, on kron four at 6. te ( marty ) only on kron4.. a bay area resident who lives near oakland's jack london square says, the problem of auto thefts and burglaries ... is out of control. kron four's philippe djegal shares one person's terrible experience is forcing them to move out. victim- "it is a great place, but we have a lot of crime in jack london square." the oakland police department says auto burglaries in the jack london square district are up 36-percent this year... compared to the same period last year. vehicle thefts are up 15-percent.victim- "and, it was very, very disturbing to come down from my garage and see my car on blocks." this tenant, who wants to remain private, rents

an apartment at the landing at jack london square.... a gated community. he filed a report with the oakland police department sunday... after discovering all four of his car rims and tires were stolen. the tenant pays for a spot in his parking garage, which is monitored by surveillance cameras. but he says that doesn't appear to be scaring thieves away. victim- "which is a shame. it's an amazing place to live. i give this place a lot of credit, but the crime is an issue." the community manager for the landing at jack london square sent a letter out to all other tenants alerting them about the recent rise in thefts and telling people to be more aware of any suspicious activity. the oakland police department says it is also aware of the issue and is doing it's best to address it. victim- "i would really like to see more patrols in the neighborhood. we have a fantastic neighborhood here and i would like to see it go back to the way it was, which was safe." unfortunately, for the tenant, this latest incident was so scary and jarring, that he's decided to

leave. he is moving out, even though he just re-signed his lease. the community manager, he says, is going to let him out of it without penalty. so, he's moving out next month. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. live look outside... san francisco international airport. president trump has once

again found himself at the center of a racial controversy. during a rally in alabama last night...he criticized n-f-l players who take a knee during the national anthem....using derogitory, profane language to describe the players demonstrating. ..and suggesting they should be fired.

n-f-l players took to twitter to criticize the president's comments. former running back arian foster said - quote - "cloth has more value than people apparently." lions' tight end eric ebron said... "does anyone tell trump to stick to politics, like they tell us to stick to sports? shaking my head." viking's running back bishop sankey tweeted... "shaking my head and all because kaepernick is exercising his right as an american citizen to protest." the threat of concussions has many parents wondering if their kids should play football. there's new findings that might affect your decision. we have that after ( marty ) for the weekend: it's the bay area blues festival in martinez. check out blues music, food from local restaurants and more. it is happening in downtown martinez from 10 a-m to 6 p-m. the event is attend. ( marty ) and here's a

live look outside...from the sutro cam. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave) high pressure building near the west coast will result in dry weather, along with a warming trend, through at least the middle of next week.

( marty @ landing) the desperate

search for survivors continues following this week's deadly 7-point-one quake that hit central mexico. teams from mexico's navy found 115- people alive in the rubble in mexico city yesterday. the death toll has risen to 295. omar jiminez is tracking the developments. rescue crews carefully dig through debris, desperate to find survivors...as volunteers aren't giving up the hope of finding people alive in the midst of such devastation.one trapped group was rescued after a woman sent a message to her husband.sot"i don't

know when the message went out- i think it was at like 5am more or less. they were searching for us. they couldn't hear us but the text went out. how? i have no idea. but it arrived and partly and thanks to that, they found us in that area where i told them, more or less."the deadly earthquake reduced buildings to mere pieces, claiming hundreds of lives.displacing countless families, and all but shutting down the largest city in mexico.sot marcela arana/ psychologist: "this past earthquake, was the biggest i've seen in my lifetime. i've never felt this scared before. in this one, i thought i was going to die, together with my children." respectfully, every time a body is recovered, some crews take a moment to honor the dead by singing mexico's national anthem.-nats -in mexico city -- i'm omar jimenez ( marty @landing) and as if puerto rico has not had enough to deal with following hurricane maria ... authorities are scrambling to evacuate as many as 70-

thousand people who live near a failing dam... hurricane maria has gradually weakened ... but the category- three storm is still drenching the islands of turks and caicos and the bahamas. the storm knocked out power to more than three- million people. authorities say, it could take up to six- months before everyone gets electricity back. at least 13 people died from the storm... and dozens of others are still missing. ( marty @ landing) with all the concussion concerns in the n-f-l -- a new report says children who play tackle fooball before the age twelve are more likely to suffer from behavioral and cognitive problems than those who start playing football after that age. reporter connie tran has details on the new boston university study. children who play tackle football before the age of twelve are more likely to suffer from behavioral and cognitive

problems than those who start playing football after that age, this according to a new study published by boston university.youth football is a passion for bob sanchez. sanchez is so dedicated, he's been coaching children for more than 50 years. he's president of the clovis rebels youth football program. the kids he coaches range in age from kindergarten through to sixth graders. at fresno unified, there is no tackle football at the elementary school level. and at clovis unified, you can start playing tackle football in the fifth grade, so long as the student meets the minimum weight of 60 pounds, and maximum weight of 144 pounds with pads, but not helmets.sanchez said football is great for social development. he commented, "they learn to bond, and they bond as a family of 35 kids. they make friends, to me, it's unique."but now, there's a new cloud over the sport he loves. a report out of boston university has parents and

medical experts on edge.brenna hughes is a speech language pathologist at community regional medical center in fresno, and there she also focuses her studies on brain injuries. she said, "these kids that started playing football at an earlier age when their brains are most vulnerable and still growing and developing, have more cognitive problems later in life."the long-term study, published in the journal nature's translational psychiatry, sampled 214 former football players. the research found that kids who play tackle football before the age of twelve double their risk of behavioral problems and triple the potential for depression later in life."i would not allow my kids to play football, especially at an early age," stated hughes. hughes said the findings of the study are a sobering reason for young kids to avoid putting on the pads.she said, "problems with memory, problem solving, impulse control, executive function."but, sanchez said football is safer today than it's "we make sure that we go through the conditioning and the conditioning process to know exactly what's what's wrong. and if they do something is wrong, then you ( marty @ landing) that was connie tran reporting.. if you would like to see the full study from boston university... we have it on our website - kron-4-dot- com. we'll show you the student who created the world's largest gameboy. next. "beast mode" could be a

new feature on your cell phone. raiders' running back marshawn lynch .... is teaming up with a cell phone company. a plan called "beast mobile" is going to launch offering users one- gigabyte of data and unlimited talking and text messages for just 24- dollars a month. the plan comes from the seattle- based company called "free mo." lynch has a stake in the company and is popular in the seattle area after spending six- seasons with the seahawks. the price tag of 24 -dollars matches the oakland natives jersey number - 24. ( marty ) a student in belgium has taken one of nintendo's most beloved creations ...and made it enormous! his creative efforts landed him in the guinness book of world records. it is the world's largest working gameboy. the student calls it the gameboy x-x-l. the console is nearly seven-times the size of nintendo's classic handheld it's over 3-feet tall and runs off a separate mini

computer it took him a month to build the device in a lab. ( marty ) an east bay bart station closed for repair work today. we'll tell you how to get around the closure and how long a delay to expect this morning. the president is speaking out about the golden state warriors. find out why he's now saying the dubs aren't welcome in the white house. and san francisco is offering to cover residents' daca renewal fees. a live report from the site of today's free workshop. coming up next. look at the embarcadero.

( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather.

(dave)high pressure building near the west coast will result in dry weather, along with a warming trend, through at least the middle of next week. (marty) san francisco has a new

plan to cover daca recipient's renewal fees. this afternoon, the city is holding a free informational workshop for daca recipients. we say good morning to kron-4's new reporter camila bernal joins us now from mission high school district with more on what the city is willing to pay for. (camila)good morning marty, today undocumented students will be able to come to mission high school to get legal advice and help on their applications and their rights. this will be on a first come first serve basis starting at 1pm. the money will come from the office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs... and it would benefit anyone whose daca permit expires between september 5th of this year and march 5th of 2018. the people

interested in receiving these services should bring: -their work authorization card -social security card -copy of their daca application -california state id or drivers license -any travel documents and -certified court dispositions of any arrests. the event is from 1 to 5 and again, it's first come, first serve. live in mission high school, camila bernal kron 4 news (marty)thanks so much camilla. we'll check back with you throughout the morning. (marty) and a reminder if you are taking bart this weekend. the south fremont station will be closed for the next two weekends for construction work on the bart extension to silicon valley. a free bus will run between the south fremont and fremont stations every 20 minutes.

bart officials are telling riders to expect a 20 to 30 minute delay. (marty) happening today -- former breitbart editor - and provocateur milo yiannopoulos plans to hold a press conference this afternoon in san francisco. for now he says "free speech week" at u.c. berkeley will take place as planned -- starting tomorrow. back in february when a planned yiannopoulos speech on campus ... had to be canceled... left- wing counter protests turned violent. extra police presence and security comes at a cost -- and kron4's spencer blake has more on just how much this week could cost the university. "there's a dissenting opinion, right? and you're not letting someone say a dissenting opinion. it's literally that simple."as some people disagreed civilly on the u-c berekely campus friday, the rumors have been swirling about what will and won't happen when it comes to free speech week.university spokesman dan mogulof is aware of those rumors, but says cal hasn't gotten any new confirmed information from the

organizers of free speech week in the past couople of days. "that lack of confirmation isn't going to stand in the way of these events but it's a little confusing because we like speakers to confirm and be in touch with us so we can make sure and coordinate security with them."the security can be costly - like when ben shapiro came earlier this month. the u-c berkeley and the u-c system together shelled out about six hundred grand.if all the free speech week events do happen - with speeches from the likes of milo yiannopoulos - it will cost cal berkeley about a million dollars this time. "we'd much rather be spending it on the academic mission or improving the student experience, but this isn't going to have any impact on tuition."ann coulter was among the right-wing speakers scheduled to speak, but she told the associated press friday she's not coming, because she says the school is dead-set on blocking her appearance.but mogulof says that's absolutely not true. "the law is absolutely clear: the university, particularly a public university, has no choice but to abide by the first amendment, and these speakers, as much as we may disagree with some of what they say and how they say it, they have a constitutional right to be here."milo yiannopoulos is scheduled to

hold a news conference saturday to set the record straight about what will happen next week. (marty)yanopoulis facebooked this photo of his packed luggage... with the caption "ready for free speech week".his press conference is scheduled for 2 this afternoon on treasure island.and spencer blake will be there for a 1- on-1 interview you can see tonight at 8 here on kron 4. (marty) an invitation to the white house has traditionally just been part of the deal for championship teams.but with the country becoming increasingly politically divided, even something as simple as a trip to d.c. has become a point of contention. the warriors haven't shied away from expressing their political views, with the backing of head coach steve kerr. at the team's media day friday, the 2-time champs were asked if they would accept an invitation to white house. here's what stephen curry had to say.

some change when it comes to what we tolerate in this country. and what is accepted, and what we turn a blind eye to. >(marty) trump fired back on twitter this morning... saying "going to the white house is considered a great honor for a championship team.stephen curry is hesitating,therefore invitation is withdrawn!" (marty)lebron james has weighed in:u bum @stephencurry30 already said he ain't going! so therefore ain't no invite. going to white house was a great honor until you showed up! ( marty ) senator bernie sanders visited downtown san francisco yesterday. why some people are still "feeling the bern" a teenage girl was brutally attacked at an east bay station. we'll show you where it happened in a story you will

only see on kron four. a new report claims to have found a remedy for depression. we'll explain the unlikely source after the break. for your health:here is a

look at some of the new medical findings released this week: (marty) an unlikely source of short-term relief for depression... is sleep deprivation. that's according to a new study from the university of pennsylvania. this follows a report that says one in four teenage girls suffers from depression. doctors say the change in your sleep schedule resets your internal clock, and that helps with depression in about 50-percent of people. patients reported feeling better within 24 hours of the sleep- deprivation treatment. but doctors say this should not be the sole source of treatment for the complex neuorlogical disorder. (marty) oakland is the latest bay area city to stop the sale of flavored tobacco

products. the city council voted unanimously to approve the ban. it is similar to recent laws in place in san francisco... berkeley... santa clara county and palo alto. people supporting the new ordinance see it as a way to stop tobacco companies from getting kids hooked on tobacco... through flavored products. the ban in oakland will go into effect next year. ( dave )warming today, getting hot next week. i'll have your forecast after the break. live look outside... richmond bridge people love my breakfast burritos.

and my french fries. wait! what if i put them together?! a burrito stuffed with scrambled eggs, creamy guacamole, bacon and crispy french fries. i'll call it the california breakfast burrito! boom. someone got that, right? scrambled eggs. guacamole. bacon. french fries. you'll call it the california breakfast burrito. boom. good work everyone. another winner. introducing my new california breakfast burrito. only at jack in the box. this is video from heavenly and kirkwood resorts. an early season, light dusting of snow.about 6 to 12 inches. and it caused some

problems on the roadways... multiple crashes reported on i-80 this week. snow hit parts of yosemite national park...briefly closing tioga pass road. park rangers are urging drivers to remain cautious this weekend. toss to weather. (dave)high pressure building near the west coast will result in dry weather, along with a warming trend, through at least the middle of next week.

(marty) another big story this

morning. republican senator john mc-cain is dealing what is expected to be a fatal blow.... to the g-o-p's latest plan to repeal and replace the affordable care act. senator mc-cain says..

he will vote no on the bill. the measure has not been reviewed by the non-partisan congressional budget office. and for mccain, there are too many unanswered questions. republicans cannot afford to lose any more votes -- which some analysts say, an impossible task. the deadline to repeal the universal health care act with just a fifty- percent majority vote in the senate, expires at the end of the month. after that, sixty votes would be needed to pass a bill. (marty) president trump fired off a tweet early this morning... "john mccain never had any intention of voting for this bill, which his governor loves. he campaigned on repeal & replace. let arizona down!" (marty) vermont senator bernie sanders is happy about senator mccain's decision. the former presidential candidate was in san francisco yesterday... to talk about his universal health care plan. kron 4's dan kerman has the story from yerba buena gardens. sot bernie sanders (i-vermont) 00-10the immediate crisis we face from trump and the republican leadership is another piece of horrific

legislation that would throw 32 million americans off of the health care they currently have during a speech in san francisco friday senator bernie sanders wasted no time pointing fingers at the president and the gop for their latest attempt to dismantle obamacare and while he praised senator john mccain for coming out against it, he said the fight continuessoti

beg of you do everything you can, get the word out all over this country to your friends to tell them that no republican should vote for this disastrous bill and if they do they will pay a very heavy political price for that. --nats-then to thunderous applause, sanders said it was time to pass his medicare for all single payer health care system sotour job is to join every other major country on to guarantee health care to all as a right not a privledge. it was exactly what the crowd wanted to hearsot i think he's the leader of the futuresot if it happened in every other major country why cant it happen here,sot it's going to happen its just a matter of time, because its time for the united state to join the rest of the civilized worldsanders also president trump saying his attempt to divide the going to work140/going to work (marty) coming up... more from warriors media day...which was even more of a circus than usual. hear what draymond green had to say about kevin durant's twitter fiasco... coming up in sports. ( marty ) for the weekend:

it's the pacific coast fog fest in pacifica. enjoy arts and crafts, food and live music. it is happening on palmetto avenue from 10 a-m to 6 p-m. the event is free to attend.

lots of baseball happening. we start down in los angeles. tommy lasorda's 90th birthday. wow. can't believe he's now 90. i've had the pleasure of meeting him. good guy... bottom third -- game tied at one -- cody bellinger hits a 3-run homer... break the national league rookie record with 39 homer runs. top ninth -- pablo sandoval hits a solo balst to right field but it's not enough... l-a wins 4-2 dodgers win their fifth

straight n-l west division title oakland a's in action at the coliseum. matt olsen has been red hot. so why not talk matt olsen. 2nd inning. get out of here. that ball is gone. that's 13 homers in a month. ties jason giambi's record from 2000. a's up early. bottom of the 5th. matt joyce at the plate. a's up 3 to 1. joyce with the base hit. one run would score. a's. athletics win 4 to 1. busy day for the golden state warriors. media day out at the warriors practice facility as they prepare for the season. warriors have won two out of the last three nba championships. steve kerr, who has had back problems, says he is not 100 percent but he's on a good path. kevin durant dealt with heavy criticism after he responded pretty harshly on twitter to a fan on why he left oklahoma city.

draymond green, who has sparked some of his own controversy in the past, had some fun with that today. "you know i got a good laugh out of it. it's pretty funny to me and i reminded him since you want to talk about my mishap i reminded him of my mishap when we were at usa basketball the day my mishap happened. i was stressed out and all of them were laughing at my face from him to demarcus probably was the worst and the beat goes on. it was a little payback, i stood right there and laughed at his face and it felt pretty damn good". (marty) and today -- it's a battle of undefeateds as the bears host 5th-ranked u-s-c at 12:30. san jose state will host the aggies of utah state this afternoon at 4:30. and another l-a team is in the bay area.... the 2-1 u-c-l-a

bruins will battle the 1-2 cardinal tonight at 7:30. live look outside... golden gate bridge.. ( marty ) for the weekend: it's candypalooza in fairfield. check out free tastings, live music and tours of the jelly belly factory. it is happening at the factory from 9 a-m to 5 p-m. the event is free to attend.

bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)high pressure building near the west coast will result in dry weather, along

with a warming trend, through at least the middle of next week. ( marty @ landing) friends and family are mourning the death

of the owner of several popular grocery stores in san francisco. he was killed in a hit and run crash. now police are looking for the driver of a silver sedan. kron4's maureen kelly has learned that the driver in the hit and run may be connected to a shooting just minutes before. it's almost like getting punched you don't feel anything for a momentthe owner of earl's organic is still processing his grief over the loss of his longtime customer, gus vardakastanis.a greek immigrant, vardakastanis opened his haight street market in the 80's.the entrepenuer expanded to a second location on noriega and along with his two sons, opened guy's community market in the mission a few years ago. those who haggled with him remember him as a shrewd

and saavy businessman.very active a real patriarch this is a man that was driven and you didn't really want to step on his way much but you wanted to partner with thembut this american success story ended in tragedy early this morning outside the wholesale produce market where the grocer would come and replenish his store shelves. a small memorial stands near the intersection of jerrold and toland where police say the 56 year old was fatally struck by a speeding car while he was crossing the street.it's a silver sedan was with heavy front end and windshield damage. so we're asking anyone who may have been around that time in the area to let place now so they can come come forward and provide any more info it would really helpthis afternoon officers could be seen looking for video surrveillance footage to connect car in the hit and run fatality with a report of shots fired just five minutes before the crash at the intersection of newhall and mckinnon in the bayview. police are witnesses or any one with video surviellance of the car to come forward catch who did kelly kron4 news. ( marty ) now to a story you'll only see on kron4. a young woman on bart was sucker- punched by a complete strnager. it happened on

wednesday at the coliseum station in oakland. and it's the latest bold crime targeting a bart passenger. kron 4's terisa estacio talked to the family of the victim.. which is demanding something be done to stop the attacks. edgar paz. this was really unexpected, she was in shock. edgar paz is talking about this - this is a picture of his daughter - face swollen, and red. the picture taken after a man on bart struck her. paz. she was coming back from city college and the an walked up to her from behind and sucker punched her, no one helped her. she gathered up her belongings and tried to get a picture, of him. paz says when his daughter met up with her mom at the station she was not in good shape. paz. she was shooken up, crying, swelling the right side of her face. paz says he reached out to bart police immediately and was not impressed with their response - he says for right now, he doesn't want his daughter to go back on

bart, he feels it is not safe. alicica troust. i tis out of the ordinary and disturbing for us. alicia troust - bart spokesperson says - they are going throuh surveillance video to try and find the crime and the suspect. troust. we have a robbery susp unit that is goes around, we know that people are saying it is not safe, but we are trying to work on this (estacio) edgar paz says he wants bart to do a lot more to increase

safety and talked with us because he wants parents to talk with about being more aware of surroundings will have more on my interview with mr. paz and what he wants bart to do and barts response, on kron four at 6. te ( marty ) only on kron4.. a bay area resident who lives near oakland's jack london square says, the problem of auto thefts and burglaries ... is out of control. kron four's philippe djegal shares one person's terrible experience is forcing them to move out. victim- "it is a great place, but we have a lot of crime in jack london square." the oakland police department says auto burglaries in the jack london square district are up 36-percent this year... compared to the same period last year. vehicle thefts are up 15-percent.victim- "and, it was very, very disturbing to come down from my garage and see my car on blocks." this tenant, who wants to remain private, rents an apartment at the landing at jack london square.... a gated community. he filed

a report with the oakland police department sunday... after discovering all four of his car rims and tires were stolen. the tenant pays for a spot in his parking garage, which is monitored by surveillance cameras. but he says that doesn't appear to be scaring thieves away. victim- "which is a shame. it's an amazing place to live. i give this place a lot of credit, but the crime is an issue." the community manager for the landing at jack london square sent a letter out to all other tenants alerting them about the recent rise in thefts and telling people to be more aware of any suspicious activity. the oakland police department says it is also aware of the issue and is doing it's best to address it. victim- "i would really like to see more patrols in the neighborhood. we have a fantastic neighborhood here and i would like to see it go back to the way it was, which was safe." unfortunately, for the tenant, this latest incident was so scary and jarring, that he's decided to leave. he is moving out, even though he just re-signed his lease. the community manager, he says, is going to let him out of it without penalty. so, he's moving out next month. in oakland, philippe djegal,

kron four coming up -- donald trump is attacking n-f- l player protests. hear what he had to say that's stirring up controversy this morning. live look outside... san francisco international airport.

president trump has once again found himself at the center of a racial controversy. during a rally in alabama last night...he criticized n-f-l players who take a knee during the national anthem....using derogitory, profane language to describe the players demonstrating. ..and suggesting they should be fired.

(marty) many current and former n-f-l players took to twitter to criticize the president's comments. former running back arian foster said - quote - "cloth has more value than people apparently." lions' tight end eric ebron said... "does anyone tell trump to stick to politics, like they tell us to stick to sports? shaking my head." viking's running back bishop sankey tweeted... "shaking my head and all because kaepernick is exercising his right as an american citizen to protest." the threat of concussions has many parents wondering if their kids should play football. there's new findings that might affect your decision. we have that after thebreak. ( marty ) for the weekend: it's the bay area blues festival in martinez. check out blues music, food from local restaurants and more. it is happening in downtown martinez from 10 a-m to 6 p-m. the event is free to attend.

live look downtown...from the sutro cam. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)high pressure building near the west coast will result in dry weather, along with a warming trend, through at least the middle of next week.

( marty @ landing) the desperate search for survivors continues following this week's deadly 7-point-one quake that hit central mexico. teams from mexico's navy found 115-people alive in the rubble in mexico city yesterday. the death toll has risen to 295. omar jiminez is tracking the developments. rescue crews carefully dig through debris, desperate to find survivors...as volunteers aren't giving up the hope of finding people alive in the midst of such devastation.one

trapped group was rescued after a woman sent a message to her husband.sot"i don't know when the message went out- i think it was at like 5am more or less. they were searching for us. they couldn't hear us but the text went out. how? i have no idea. but it arrived and partly and thanks to that, they found us in that area where i told them, more or less."the deadly earthquake reduced buildings to mere pieces, claiming hundreds of lives.displacing countless families, and all but shutting down the largest city in mexico.sot marcela arana/ psychologist: "this past earthquake, was the biggest i've seen in my lifetime. i've never felt this scared before. in this one, i thought i was going to die, together with my children."respectfully, every time a body is recovered, some crews take a moment to honor the dead by singing mexico's national anthem.-nats -in mexico city -- i'm omar jimenez ( marty @landing) and as if puerto rico has not had enough to deal with following

hurricane maria ... authorities are scrambling to evacuate as many as 70- thousand people who live near a failing dam... hurricane maria has gradually weakened ... but the category- three storm is still drenching the islands of turks and caicos and the bahamas. the storm knocked out power to more than three- million people. authorities say, it could take up to six- months before everyone gets electricity back. at least 13 people died from the storm... and dozens of others are still missing. ( marty @ landing) with all the concussion concerns in the n-f-l -- a new report says children who play tackle fooball before the age twelve are more likely to suffer from behavioral and cognitive problems than those who start playing football after that age. reporter connie tran has details on the new boston university study. ( marty @ landing) that was connie tran that was connie tran reporting.. if

you would like to see the full study from boston university... we have it on our website - kron-4-dot- com. we'll show you the student who created the world's largest gameboy. next.

( marty ) for the weekend: it's the big book sale in san francisco. check out over 500-thousand books, cds, tapes, vinyl and more for one to three dollars. it is happening at the fort mason center from 10 a-m to 6 p-m. the event is free to attend. a student in belgium has

taken one of nintendo's most beloved creations ...and made it enormous! his creative efforts landed him in the guinness book of world records. it is the world's largest working gameboy. the student calls it the gameboy x-x-l. the console is nearly seven-times the size of nintendo's classic handheld it's over 3-feet tall and runs off a separate mini computer it took him a month to build the device in a lab. (marty) recapping today's big stories. san francisco is holding a free informational workshop for

daca recipients at mission high school in san francisco today from 1 to 5 pm. the city is offering to pay the 405-dollar fee for recipients who need to renew their application before october fifth. in a response to steph curry's comments at yesterday's warriors media day... president trump tweeted that the warriors are no longer invited for the traditional post-championship white house visit. however it is unclear whether the white house had actually extended an official invitation to the warriors in the first place. the south fremont bart station will be closed for the next two weekends for construction work on the bart extension to silicon valley. bart officials are telling riders to expect a 20 to 30 minute delay. adlib seven day. 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.

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