must respect this!"one of the country's best=known athletes says the president just doesn't get it. "it's not about the disrepect of the flag, or the military or anybody that has made this world free. it's about equality and people having the freedom to speak about the things they feel are not (sic) injust."steph curry and the warriors, a's catcher bruce maxwell and above all former 49er colin kapernick have all found themselves on the white house hit list. "wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners, when someone direspects our flag, to say get that son of a b-tch off the field. right now. he's fired. he's fired!"instead, many nfl owners linked arms with their teams on game day. new england patriots owner robert kraft, a vocal trump supporter and a million=dollar donor to his inaugural, went so far as to write , "there is no greater unifier in this country than sports and, unfortunately, nothing more divisive than politics" questions, too about timing: the president launched his latest twitter war as north korea made new threats against the u=s ... republicans congress struggled to pass health care and tax cut changes ... and a million

american citizens suffered from hurricane maria in puerto rico and the virgin islands "what message is the president sending by emphasizing sports right now and not a big crisis that's affecting so many?" "he's not, he's not emphasizing sports, you're missing the entire purpose of the message. he's emphasizing something that should be unifying. . (on cam) the president praised nascar fans for their patriotism on twitter. those fans tend to be white and rural, and critics say the president is showing the same racial insentivity he showed after the right=wing violence in charlottesville, and in suggesting that barack obama was not born in america.

(vicki) while teams across the league took a stand, no franchise had a bigger stage to demonstrate on... than the oakland raiders and washington redskins.(grant) the two teams met in primetime on sunday night football... just a few miles away from the white house. as expected, both franchises joined in the protests. for more, we turn to mark carpenter...who is live at raiders headquarters. mark? normally, this is a day where we'd be talking about the game and the raiders blowout loss to the redskins. but, like many figures across the sports world have said, these are not normal times.

both franchises demonstrated gestures of solidarity last night in washington, d.c. the redskins stood...across the sideline with arms locked. the majority of raiders players and coaches.. ..decided to remain seated during the anthem. a few chose to stand including derek carr, coach jack del rio and owner mark davis. the original plan was for the team to remain in the tunnel and not come out at all, but it was so close to kick off, they would have missed the coin toss, and risked getting an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. after a disappointing loss, del rio made it clear that the emotions from the protest had no bearing on the game. a stance he reinforced this afternoon. "no i don't think so...no.""we just wanted to make sure to show that we were together. you know, whether you agree or disagree, from the outside looking in, for standing or sitting, whatever. the ultimate goal is just to

show that for one brief second we all love one another even if one guy sits or one guy stands." what's been intriguing through all of this is the change in opinion from mark davis. last year, he had said that he was opposed to any type of protest, but according to reports, he's had a change of heart and says that with everything happening, he can no longer ask the players to not say something. (grant) in about 25 minutes - we get a different prespective on the national anthem protests. political analyst and university of san francisco professor james taylor... joins us on set with his

thoughts on the battle brewing betweent president trump and the sports world. that's coming up at 5:30. (grant) and kron four wants to hear from you... you can join in on the conversation by logging onto the kron four facebook page. tell us how you feel about the recent national anthem protests and how president trump is responding. you can also find more reaction on our website kron four dot com. (vicki) there's another battle brewing between the president and north korea... today, north korea's top diplomat accused president trump of declaring war on his country...(grant) it's the latest in the u.s. - north korea war of words.. catherine heenan is here with the latest.. (catherine) the white house pushing back on north korea's claim that president trump's recent words amount to a declaration of war.. . insisting that the u.s. is trying all peaceful diplomatic and economic options...the white house -- also clarifying that it's not trying to overthrow

north korea's government. this follows the president's weekend tweet that kim jong un 'won't be around much longer.' north korea's foreign minister today that it would take counter measures - including the the right to shoot down u.s. bombers flying over the korean peninsula. north korean foreign minister - however last weekend trump claimed that our leadership wouldn't be around much longer and hence at last, he declared a war on our country. given the fact that this comes from someone who is currently holding the seat of the united states presidency this is clearly a declaration of war. white house press secretary - not at all. we have not declared ear on south korea and frankly the suggestion is absurd. we continue to work to see the peaceful denuclearization of the north korea. that's our focus. the war of words has been escalating...president trump warned north korea of total destruction.....and the two leaders have been exchanging threats and insults... grant and vicki?

(vcki) a big announcement from the supreme court today. it will not hear arguments on president trump's travel ban on october 10th. the decision comes after trump issued new travel restrictions yesterday. those restrictions would replace a provision of the ban that was expiring. the court wants to hear from both sides... if the issue is unresolved after trump's proclamation. those briefs are due october fifth. the travel restrictions cover eight countries -- chad, iran, libya, north korea, syria, venezuela, somalia and yemen. chad, north korea and venezuela were not covered by the earlier ban. (grant) the newest republican effort to repeal and replace obamacare would leave millions of americans uninsured... in the next ten years. that's according to a preliminary report issued today by the non-partisan congressional budget office. the report says the graham-cassidy bill would reduce the budget deficit by at least 133 billion dollars... but

millions of people would lose comprehensive health insurance. the cbo says it will take several weeks to estimate how the plan would impact insurance premiums and how many million americans would be left without coverage. fellow republicans john mccain and rand paul have committed to oppose the bill. senator susan collins also came out today - saying she's now againts the bill. collins' stance likely kills the measure as it can not pass the senate if every democrat and three republicans vote against it. (vicki) a rally at u-c berkeley turned contentious today. it was a planned event in opposition to free speech week that was abrupty canceled this weekend. all of this coming as the university continues to rack up big bills as they deal with security measures to keep the peace. kron four's terisa estacio joins us live from the u-c berkeley campus with more on the controversy and the costs. terisa? estacio, live, berkeley - it was heated exchange at times during this rally today here at uc berkeley - the group

holding this event - said they were doing so to push back against hate however, at times, they were hostile themselves. (estacio reporting) natural sound we stand here in oppotion of a growing well financed moment coming to uc cal, do destroy public information in general - at this rally monday - strong words from this passionate group speaking out against the planned free speech week which has since been cancled at uc berkeley. speaker, i thank you for coming - we are bigger and stronger than the group behind milo yiannopoulous, coulter. a pointed dig at british commentator milo yiannopouls and berkely patriot who had for weeks promised to hold a multi-day event with speakers including the controversial yiannopoulous however, the whole thing canceled at the last minute. let me in - and while, speakers spoke about inclusion at this rally, it was not for everyone - some created this wall to block this journalist from going up to the podium and this group in masks, approached me and told me that i needed to back

away and not video tape them at the rally. estacio reporter, why did you say i couldn't video tape you??? all of this as uc berkeley continues to pay the price of defending free speech. estacio, reporting. we are hearing 800 thousand. yes. so far for this week, 800 so far. dan mogulof uc berkeley spokesperson says the university is committed to making sure that free speech is protected but it is coming at a high cost. mogulof. 1.4 million so far, we have to do it, but we would rather spend the money on academics. morgan. i think it is all a waste (estacio live) again, free speech week has been canceled, but it was at the last minute, and the security measures were already in place. coming up on kron four will hear more from students about what it has been like to live through all of this division. here at uc berkely, te

(vicki) coming up, thieves strike two bay area toll plazas. now police are asking for your help identifying the masked gunmen. a description of the suspects - right after the break. (grant) then... the bay area is rallying around a berkeley hot dog vendor - who had his cash taken away by a police officer....because he didn't have a permit to sell.

find out how much the community raised for the man. (vicki) but first - a warning tonight from campbell police. a couple of thieves are targeting you - while you are at the atm. who to look out for - next - in a live report. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(grant) police in four

different south bay jurisdictions are comparing notes in connection with a string of armed robberies at a- t-ms.(vicki) kron four's rob fladeboe has the details for us now live from campbell. rob? (rob live) four armed robberies in four different cities including campbell where the victim saw a gun. all four robberies occurring in broad daylight and the suspects have since turned up in surveillance images from all four incidents. so far campbell is the only jurisdiction to release surveillance photos but the pictures are so clear investigators say there may be no need to release the other images, which are said to include some video as well. police are confidant someone will recognize these two people, described as a white or hispanic male and a white female. the two are suspected in at least four separate armed robberies in campbell, santa clara, sunnyvale and san

jose. the crime spree began early on the morning of friday, september 8th. in each case the suspects confronted people as they conducted transactions at atm machines like these at this chase branch bank at winchester and hamilton avenues according to campbell police captain joe cefalu. captain joe cenfalu/campbell police"....it's about 8:30 in the morning and one of our victims walks up to the atm machine and someone walks up behind her, she reported seeing a firearm. they demanded money and then made their escape and then the same thing happens a few hours later in san jose, sunnyvale and santa clara..."the bank manager tells us the suspects fled before the customer could hand over any cash and the amount taken in the later robberies was not disclosed. no gun was seen in the later robberies but police say

surveillance images at all four locations implicate the same twoindividuals. the male suspect wore a grey hooded sweatshirt and jeans and is described as being 25-28 years old, 5 feet 6, a thin build with a goatee and mustache. the female suspect alsowore a grey zip-up sweatshirt and is described as being 25-28 years old, 5 feet 6 with long, dark hair. (rob live) the san jose robbery occurred at a bank of america on meridian avenue. another b of a branch was hit on the el camino in santa clara. the location of the sunnyvale robbery was not immediately available. one further clue police here in campbell want to pass along is that the suspects are thought to be driving a newer dark gray nissan sentra with a spare tire on the driver side. live in campbell rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(grant) highway robbery. armed crooks...hit up toll booths on two bay area bridges yesterday. bridge surveillance cameras captured these images. the first toll booth robbery happened at the carquinez toll plaza sunday at around 4am. then later at two in the afternoon... a toll taker was robbed at gunpoint on the bay bridge. the toll takers were not injured (grant) investigators say

the in both cases the two robbers were described as black male adults wearing balck hoodies and blue latex gloves were last scene driving away in a black mercedes s-550 sedan with paper plates. anyone with information about these two toll booth robberies is asked to contact the california highway patrol (vicki) happening tonight... city officials in san jose will hold a community meeting to talk about police use of force policy. the police chief as well as several members of the city council will be at the meeting. it is in response to the death of jacob dominguez who was shot by a police officer earlier this month. community members will have a chance to voice their concerns about police transparency. the meeting begins at 7:00 tonight at the bible way christian center on oakland road in san jose. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. a warm offshore flow will

continue through at least wednesday with above average daytime temperatures, mild overnight conditions and breezy winds in the hills. conditions cool slightly near the coast on thursday before spreading inland friday as onshore flow returns. (vicki) coming up, find out how long former congressman anthony weiner - will have to spend behind bars for sexting a teenage girl. flow returns. onshore flow returns.

(vicki) coming up, find out how long former congressman anthony weiner - will have to spend behind bars for sexting a teenage girl.(grant) and - enough is enough. san francisco supervisors are now taking action after... a new report unveils just how bad the city's car break-in problem is. the proposed changes - next.

"nats"(grant) a street vendor who has

his money confiscated for selling hot dogs on a berkeley sidewalk - without a permit - has received more than 87-thousand dollars... raised by supporters. the vendor, rigoberto matias, received a check over the weekend from the man who recorded this video. this incident happened back on septemeber 9th... when a u-c berkeley police officer took 60-dollars from the vendor and then handed him a ticket. the video quickly went viral and sparked an online outcry ... and a fundraising campaign. the man who started the go- fund-me campaign says matias... is a worker who on weekends to earn extra (vicki) happening tomorrow... students and staff at one south bay school are planning a march in defense of

undocumented immigrants protected by the daca program. the trump administration ended the program earlier this month. it provides protection for undocumented immigrants brought to the u-s as children. staff and students from los altos high school will hold a march from los alto high school to eagle park in mountain view. the march is set to begin at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon and could disrupt traffic in the area. (grant) recently released statistics show that car break-ins in san francisco are up 25%.(vicki) but city officials believe that number might be even higher because many of the break-ins are not reported to police. kron 4's camila bernal spoke to one city supervisor who said enough, is enough. for many, getting a car window fixed has become normal.sot josue zamora- 3:38 if it happens, i'm not surprised by it as much as i would be before this is the second time that josue zamora's car is broken into on both occasions- nothing of value was taken zamora 1:14 i was in the parking lot there's security in there and then the other time i was parked right next to the street so i wouldn't

have expected someone just to break a window while everyone is passing bythis is a problem that at least two san francisco supervisors are trying to addressronen 19:14 it's gotten so ridiculous this epidemic and this crime that i've now been referring to it as the car break in tax in san franciscofixing a broken window can cost a couple hundred dollars, one of the reasons why supervisor hillary ronen recently introduced legislation to target break-ins in the cityronen: 19:40 this is a severe impact on quality of life and ability to live here and enough is enoughthe legislation will be heard in committee on october 4th and it would ask police to create localized units, targeting the areas with high numbers of break-ins2:26 i don't see the point of it just to break a window i mean if it's for fun or what but i guess it happens more than i expected it toa change in perspective that is now motivating zamora to be extremely careful with what's visible inside his car.in san francisco camila bernal kron 4 news.

(vicki) the battle between president trump and the sports world is heating up...(grant) coming up after the break - we hear from political analyst james taylor about where this debate goes next. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. (vicki) locking arms.

kneeling. protesting the president's remarks. the nfl put up a unified front during sunday's slate of games, with owners in many cases standing side-by-side with their players, after president trump sparked anger among many by slamming those who protest the national anthem. and just one day after yesterday's protests around the n-f-l... the president continues to fuel the conversation today on twitter - praising nascar owners who said they'd fire drivers who kneel during the national anthem and also tweeting the hashtag - standforouranthem. grant lodes - with reaction to trump's latest comments. (grant) vicki, it seems the whole sports world is getting in on the conversation. but i want to bring in political analyst and university of san francisco professor james taylor...

(vicki) the hottest selling n-f-l jersey now belongs to a player who refused to protest. pittsburgh steelers offensive tackle, alejandro villanueva walked alone to the field for the national anthem on sunday. the rest of his teammates stayed in the locker room in protest... after president trump said n-f-l owners should fire players that kneel during the national anthem. villanueva is a veteran who served three tours in afghanistan and received several medals for his service with the army rangers. the latest news from him tonight is that he says it was an accident that he ended up alone on the field. (vicki) still ahead - looking for a job? target is hiring. and the retail giants says it plans to raise its minimum wage. we'll tell you how much you could get paid - coming up.

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reopen the clinton email probe. (vicki) a man accused of opening fire in a tennessee church and shooting seven peoplewill have his first court appearance wednesday..(grant) catherine heenan is here with the latest on the attack -- which left one woman dead. ( catherine) police say 25-year-old emanuel samson was heavily armed when he walked into thenashville church sunday... they say he had two semi-automatic handguns....a military style rifle....and at least two other guns in his car. the shots rang out just as a prayer service was ending.... a 39-year-old mother of two was killed in the parking lot. six other people were wounded. samson - originally from sudan - was tackled by a church usher who managed to hold him at gunpoint until police arrived. local police records show he was known to authorities ....with officers responding this year to reports of verbal abuse and suicidal thoughts. no one knows at this point - why he did it.... officers in january

responded to in january officers officers in january responded to two domestic disturbances between samson and a woman he'd been in a relationship with. in june - police say he texted his father saying "i have a gun to my head." samson has been charged with homocide and more charges are expected grant? (grant) still ahead... we are hearing from a man who survived a fentanyl overdose. his advice for others struggling with an opioid addiction.

free speech week at u.c. berkeley may have been canceled... but that did not put an end to the controversy. steve aveson is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. (steve) grant... despite free speech week being canceled... a planned rally against it got heated today.

today's rally was ment to push back against hate.... ut at times... they were hostile. berkeley is known as the birth place of the free speech movement... but several planned speeches this year have been mired in protest and violence. today we spoke to several bay area cal students. you'll hear what its like to live on campus during all of this division tonight. we will have that story and much more on kron 4 news at six. grant back to you. (vicki) a man who survived a fentanyl overdose is hoping people learn from his near-death experience.(grant) chris may is now on a mission to get healthy and help others do the same. reporter chinh doan has the story. two men and a woman passed out outside a council bluffs gas station.all suspected of overdosing on fentanyl.chris may/ recovering from fentanyl overdose: "i was told by people that it was a powder it was a white powder and that we

snorted just a little bit of it and eventually that all just started happening." chris may says he doesn't remember anything.this video from august first captured by people who tried to help as all three were in critical condition.the 26-year-old says medics shocked him and used narcan to reverse the effects of the opioid overdose.still, he had lung and kidney failure, blood clots, memory loss and spent more than a week in the hospital.chris may/ recovering from fentanyl overdose: "the doctors basically said it's just like a miracle that i'm still here but i am still here and i need to do something positive with my life which i'm trying to do that you know."may says he didn't know enough about fentanyl.. and has been sober since, using his second chance to share a life-saving warning. chris may/ recovering from fentanyl overdose: "hopefully this helps people. hopefully they listen, before it's too late."nearly two months later, this young father and hopeful son is making progress.instead of drugs to deal with anxiety, he's working out and going to therapy.chris may/ recovering from fentanyl overdose:

"therapy is really good. you know, we talk about you know ways to stay positive and on the right track."marina thiry/ mental health & substance use therapist: "it is becoming so deadly and so dangerous so quickly."thiry says synthetic opioids are now cheaper and easier to buy...marina thiry/ mental health & substance use therapist:"as a community coming together to break the stigma one, and then giving the proper support to these families that are struggling." for may...motivation comes from his baby girl, adelyne and family (grant) may is (grant) (grant) may is currently receiving outpatient treatment - and urges anyone struggling with opioid addition to get help. (vicki) uber's new c-e-o is apologizing to the people of london. it comes just days after city officials announced they won't renew the ride-hailing company's license. transportation officials say uber is not "fit and proper" to operate in london. officials say they don't like how the company reports serious crimes. there was also an issue with a piece of software uber uses - which prevents officials from monitoring the app. uber denies using the software for

the purpose cited by officials. the company plans to challenge the move in court, and is petitioning the mayor. (grant) good news for target workers earning minimum wage. they are getting a raise. the retail giant says it will increase the minimum hourly wage to 11-dollars an hour starting next month. the increase affects target workers nationwide, including the more than 100-thousand temporary workers being hired for the holiday season. in addition, target says it plans to set a minimum wage of 15 dollars an hour by the end of 20-20. target says the moves are part of efforts to recruit and retain employees and provide better service to customers and communities. (vicki) california now has an official state dinosaur. (grant) its called the augustynolophus (aw-gus-tin- o-lo-fus) mor-risi. take a look at this... governor jerry brown just signed the bill making it the official golden state dinosaur. fossils of the dinosaur are only found in california. the duckbilled creature lived

between 66 and 100 million years ago. several other states-- and washington d-c-- also have official dinosaurs. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. a warm offshore flow will continue through at least wednesday with above average daytime temperatures, mild overnight conditions and breezy winds in the hills. conditions cool slightly near the coast on thursday before spreading inland friday as onshore flow returns.

(grant) san francisco's fleet week is right around the corner... right around the corner... and kron four's got you covered. our fleet week coverage our fleet week coverage begins next week... then on saturday, october 7th ... you can catch our special "blue angels live" show beginning at 2 p-m. stick with kron four - to catch all the action. (vicki) a puppy -- abandoned inside an airport bathroom -- will soon have a new home.(grant) you may remember "chewy." he was left alone in las vegas... with a handwritten note. chewy's owner wrote she was in an abusive relationship and couldn't afford to get the dog on a flight with her. she also claimed her boyfriend kicked the dog and she had no other choice but to leave chewy. three months later... chewy is happy and healthy. thousands of

people tried to adopted him... now he's going home with a las vegas family. his original owner never came forward. (vicki) coming up - an officer responds to reports of a suicidal woman attempting to jump off a bridge... but its what the officer does next - that saves the woman's life. (grant) body cam video

captures a police officer talking a suicidal woman off a ledge in california and saving her life. (vicki) the

officer says he knew exactly what to do - thanks to the specialized police training he received in sacramento... reporter max resnik has the story. natsot/police officer"no, no, no, no, no, no! what are you doing?"wednesday, september 20th,the highway 160 bridge overlooking the american river. natsot/police officer "no, no, no, no, no, no!"a 20-year lieutenant with the sacramento police department responds to a call about a woman in crisis. natsot/police officer"what are you doing, dear?"the woman facing the ledge doesn't react.the lieutenant radios for a potential water rescue. natsot/police officer"lincoln 18. start fire with some more water resources." over the next 20 seconds, he appears to wave to her multiple times, again asking.. what's wrong. natsot/police officer"what's going on, dear?"then, the officer motions to her and says quietly - as if to reassure himself.natsot/police officer"just relax." then, she climbs over the ledge, which sacramento police describe as just a couple of inches wide. natsot/police officer"hold on, dear. don't do that. don't do that. get on this side. don't do it. what's wrong, honey? what's wrong?"she spends about a minute on the ledge before

returning to the sidewalk. then, the officer makes his move. sgt. bryce heinlein/sacramento police"he saw a period in time where he had to take action, and he didn't hesitate and took action and was able to detain that woman."sacramento police train for this.in 2015, the department started an eight-hour awareness class. within the last year, they've moved to 40-hour crisis intervention training. natsot/police officer"you're alright, you're alright. i'm not trying to hurt you."sgt. bryce heinlein/sacramento police"officers are actually role playing with actors to try to defuse situations verbally."the woman in this video was taken to a local hospital for a mental health evaluation.the officer has asked to remain anonymous. the action -- potentially life-saving. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and catherine heenan are here with kron heenan are catherine

aveson and catherine heenan are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) vicki and grant thank you. next on kron 4 news at six... more protests on the cal campus today... despite free speech week being canceled. coming up... how bay area students who live on campus are dealing with the discord. (catherine) and police search for toll booth bandits who've hit some bay area bridges this weekend. kron 4 news at six is next. ( steve ) the bills just keep

adding up.... in the name of free speech and safety. tonight we could put a price tag on what it is costing u-c berkeley for all these protests. good evening i'm

steve aveson.( catherine ) and i'm catherine heenan... pam moore is off tonight. nearly one and half million dollars... that's what has been spent so far. all of this while students are trying to study and focus on education.( steve ) today another rally took place and there was another large police prescense was on campus in response. kron four's terisa estacio is at cal tonight... where some students are getting frustrated. there were hundreds of officers on campus today to deal with yet another rally - students tell me their parents call them worried all of the time. police and protests are becoming a new reality here at uc berkeley, and many say it is an unwanted distraction. (estacio reporting) morgan tougas it is all a big waste. uc berkeley student morgan mahoney talked with me - right next to this large group of police officers. morgan. does it seem odd? yes. it does and i don't like. for many here at this school with 35 thousand

students - the angry mobs like what happened in february following milo yiannopoulous short speech as well as two weeks ago, when streets were barricaded with conservative ben shapiro came to town has all been an unpleasant part of going to school here. yeah, my mom calls me to check in on me. do you like the security? i do. my parents tell me to come home. some parents are extremeley worred - some students tell me. they say to stay away, keep focused. mogulof. do you hear from parents, yes. we do. dan mogulof spokesperson for uc berkeley says the university has paid out nearly 1.4 million dollars to ensure student safety and the right to free speech, however. mogulof. we would rather be spending that on academics, many other ways to spend the money. and again, although free speech week has been canceled, mogulof says they will continue to be on high alert, just in case. ( catherine ) we know where 600- we know ( catherine )

just in case. on high alert, continue to be on high alert, just in case. ( catherine ) we know where 600-thousand dollars was spent. that's the price tag for the security effort for ben shapiro's appearance

at u-c berkeley 11-days ago. there were a few arrests for people bringing banned weapons... but for the most part... it remained peaceful. that's also the same price put on security for a speech by ann coulter that was later canceled. (catherine) toll collectors have been robbed at gunpoint on two bay area bridges. tonight police are asking for the community's help to catch the robbers(on cam)(steve) investigators released surveillance pictures of one of the robbers - along with a car used. this isn't the first time the two bridges were targeted this year.. as kron4's haaziq madyun reports - it's happened before. two toll takers robbed over the weekend. the first happened here at the carquinez bridge at 4am sunday morning. the second robbery occurred sunday at 2pm here at the bay bridge toll plaza. that is where surveillance cameras captured these images of one of the robbers

patrol: "with the same suspect descriptions">california highway patrol spokesperson officer jon franzen gives more information on the two robbers looking closely at the man in the photo you will see his hands are covered with blue latex glovesc-h-p investigators say the robbers got away with a little over 4-thousand dollars between the two toll booths. the toll collectors were not injured an official at the bay area toll authority told me these same two bridges were robbed earlier this year. the most recent was back on september 14th here at the bay bridge, before that a carquinez toll collector was robbed back on may 3rd of this year. the chp is aksing for the public's

help to solve sunday's robberies because they are dangerous (( áá steve áá )) a live look outside right now... (( áá catherine áá )) as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. a warm offshore flow will continue through at least wednesday with above average daytime temperatures, mild overnight conditions and breezy winds in the hills. conditions cool slightly near the coast on thursday before spreading inland friday as onshore flow returns.

flow returns. onshore flow returns. ( catherine ) the other big story tonight -- the uproar that's pitting

president trump against the sports world.( steve ) many n-f-l players chose to protest during the national anthem yesterday after the president said they should be fired if they don't stand up. the issue has crossed onto other playing fields... grant lodes is here with some of the reaction. ( grant ) to think... this all started with colin kaepernick a year ago... now it has blown up into something much bigger. basketball star lebron james was one of the first to speak out after president trump rescinded the warriors' invitation to the white house. today... he took on the president over the anthem protests.

have called out the president for his remarks which have continued on twitter. white house press secretary press white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders did her best to defend president trump's remarks and his stance. is it about the flag. is it about the anthem. is it

about defining what is patriotism. is it about freedom of expression...and for many...it is about racial equality. the situation is complicated and soaked with emotion.( grant ) there is another game tonight... plus we have seen a tonight... plus another game there is another game tonight... plus we have seen a member of the a's kneeling during the anthem. we are going to be watching this closely and have more reaction tonight on kron four news at eight. drivers heading across the bay bridge may see a new billboard calls for the impeachment of president trump. it is on the oakland side and is electronic. it suppose to run through sunday and was paid for by a group

called the courage campaign. it has over a million members and paid for the sign by asking each one to pledge 17 dollars. the courage campaign says the billboard is aimed at voters to get them involved in the political process. it is also cosnidering putting up similar billboards in other states. (catherine) angry words between north korea and the u.s. have escalated to the point that north korea's top diplomat says that president trump has declared 'war.' and he says that his country will take counter measures....including the right to shoot down u.s. bombers flying over the korean peninsula....even if they don't enter north korean air space. this follows a weekend tweet by president trump... in which he referred to kim jung un again as 'little rocket man' -- suggesting that he "won't be around much longer." today...the white house was insisting that no one is talking about war. north korean foreign minister - however last weekend trump claimed that our leadership wouldn't be around much longer and hence at last, he declared a war on our

country. given the fact that this comes from someone who is currently holding the seat of the united states presidency this is clearly a declaration of war. white house press secretary - not at all. we have not declared ear on south korea and frankly the suggestion is absurd. we continue to work to see the peaceful denuclearization korea. that's our focus. the war of words has been escalating...president trump last week warned north korea of total destruction.....and the two leaders have been exchanging threats and insults... today the white house also clarified that it's not trying to overthrow the north korean government. in the east bay - a berkeley police action is focusing a lot of attention ....on mushrooms also - your favorite morning beverage my come with a dangerous cancerwarning if one southern california group gets their way. and in campbell - police are raising the alarm about the bandits who are targeting customers at a-t-m's...

(2-shot/catherine) south bay police are looking for a man and woman suspected of committing a string of armed robberies at bank a-t-m's. (2-shot/steve) kron four's rob fladeboe has the details now from police headquarters in campbell. so far campbell is the only jurisdiction to release surveillance photos but the pictures are so clear investigators say there may be no need to release the other images, which are said to include some video as well. police are confidant someone will recognize these two people, described as a white or hispanic male and a white female. the two are suspected in at least four separate armed robberies in campbell,

santa clara, sunnyvale and san jose. the crime spree began early on the morning of friday, september 8th. in each case the suspects confronted people as they conducted transactions at atm machines like these at this chase branch bank at winchester and hamilton avenues according to campbell police captain joe cefalu. captain joe cenfalu/campbell police"....it's about 8:30 in the morning and one of our victims walks up to the atm machine and someone walks up behind her, she reported seeing a firearm. they demanded money and then made their escape and then the same thing happens a few hours later in san jose, sunnyvale and santa clara..."last seen driving off in a newer dark colored nissan sentra, the male suspect wore a grey hooded sweatshirt and jeans and is described as being 25-28 years old, 5 feet 6, a thin build with a goatee and mustache. the female suspect also wore a grey zip-up sweatshirt and is described as being 25-28 years old, 5 feet 6 with long, dark hair.rob fladeboe/campbell"....one further detail, that nissan sentra is thought to have a spare tire on the drivers side of the vehicle. in campbell rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(catherine) in the east bay... berkely police made a major drug bust over the weekend. they found more than 650 pounds of psychedelic mushroom saturday morning. it happened after they responded to reports of a domestic disturbance at a home on alcatraz avenue near king

street. police arrested the man and woman at the home. but they also found mushrooms growing - along with storage and distribution materials....and more than three-thousand dollars in cash. the man and woman are now facing narcotics related charges. police say they seized more than a million dollars worth of mushrooms. in the north bay quite a discovery over the weekend at a popular lake. the sonoma county sheriff's office pulled a stolen truck out of the water at lake sonoma. the truck was discovered over near the boat ramp. it turns out the dodge 1500 had been reported stolen last december in cloverdale. based on the condition, the sheriff's office says the truck has likely been in the lake since about that time. but since the water level has been so high... the truck wasn't visible until now. (steve) recently released statistics show that car break-ins in san francisco are up 25%. but city officials believe that number might be even higher because many break-ins aren't reported.

(catherine) some san francisco supervisors are now calling for more police focus on the hot spots.. they're sponsoring legislation to create localized police units, targeting the areas with the most break-ins and bike thefts. supervisor hillary ronen says that there's been a 128% increase in those crimes in her district..and crime is up in other areas too. ( catherine ) the legislation will be heard in committee on october 4th. if it moves on from there - it could go to a vote the following week. (catherine) we pulled a map from a crime mapping website... this is san francisco. every brown icon is a reported auto burglary...and there are lots of them. also - this map only reflects crime over 7 days -- from september

18th through september 24th. where there's a number on the map -- there are more than one reports of break-ins. ( steve ) further north at the oroville dam, the construction work marches on. the department of water resources has posted a new view showing the rebuilding of the main spillway. it crumbled in february leading to the evacuation of nearly 200-thousand people. the new spillway is taking shape... and workers have about six weeks to wrap up construction. november is when the rain season officially begins in that part of california. (steve) a community of baseball players and their families are coming together... after a group damaged their field.(catherine) the team had to cancel its fall season, but hopes to get the field ready again by spring. reporter bianca beltran has the story. in hollister the stands are empty. greg lopez/san benito babe ruth baseball field"these folks would normally be out

here watching their kids play baseball." instead they are cleaning up the mess left behind by vandals. greg lopez/san benito babe ruth baseball field"so, this is where the shed used to be." it was burned down and now sits in pieces in a dumpster.greg lopez/san benito babe ruth baseball field"our golf cart that we used to use is now just a pile of metal." thousands of dollars in damage and the field is red-tagged. greg lopez/san benito babe ruth baseball field"it could take up to six months to get just that light pole and electrical fixed, which is scary because that puts us right back into the heart of our spring season. and i don't want to have to cancel another season for these kids." kids like christian, known on the field as c-p.christian "cp" puccinelli/san benito royals player "i just love the feeling of playing baseball, getting out here and doing it with your friends. i do have dreams to play for the giants one day." he credits this field with teaching him how to get back up when life knocks you down.alex vodanovich/san

benito high school"he used to run our butts off and, like, everything, and then we actually had a championship where we lost one time. i was pitching in the seventh inning and we had a little-- a few mistakes here after the game, we just said hey, we're teammates, we support each other, we don't pull each other down. and we'll get through this next season." teamwork on and off the field. (( catherine )) let's take a look outside right now... (( steve )) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the four zone forecast. a warm offshore flow will continue through at least wednesday with above average daytime temperatures, mild overnight conditions and breezy winds in the hills. conditions cool slightly

near the coast on thursday before spreading inland friday as onshore flow returns.

(( áá steve / two shot áá )) accepting responsibility for his crime, disgraced congressman anthony weinerbegs for probation (( áá

v.o. áá )) but a judge decides to send him to prison for sexting with an underage girl(( áá catherine / v.o. )) also --- the latest effort by republicans to replace the affordablecare act is dealt another crippling blow today... a reminder... fleet week is coming up and that means so are the blue angels. you will be able to watch the show live exclusively on kron 4 on october 7th. it starts at 2 p-m... our mark danon and brittney shipp will be hosting. don't miss the two hour spectacular showcasing one of the best aerial teams on the planet!

at stanford health care, we can now repair complex aortic aneurysms without invasive surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for varicose veins. and if we can precisely treat eye cancer with minimal damage to the rest of the eye, imagine what we can do for glaucoma, even cataracts. if we can use dna to diagnose the rarest of diseases, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all.

imagine what we can do for you. (catherine) anthony weiner has been sentenced to prison - for sexting with a 15-year-old girl... the former democratic congressman from new york will begin serving a 21-month sentencewhen he reports to prison by november 6th. weiner admitted to sending graphic photos and having obscene video chats with the teenager. his lawyers had submitted more

than 200 pages of documents in their unsuccessfulbid to keep him from serving any time. they call his compulsive sexting a 'deep sickness.' when a judge announced his sentence today...weiner dropped his head into his hand andcried. his sexting habit destroyed his career in congress, his campaign for new york mayor... and his marriage to huma abedin - a former aide to hillary clinton. abedin is divorcing weiner....and wants full custody of their young son. (steve) one of america's favorite beverages could soon come with a cancer warning. a lawsuit has been filed by the council for education and research on toxics to but a cancer warning on coffee. the council says coffee companies are violating state law when they do not warn cosumers about acrylamide (uh- kril-uh-mide). that is a chemicals created in the roasting process... and can cause cancer. acrylamide is on the state's list of dangerous chemicals that must be disclosed to consumers. coffee companies say the chemical is present but is at harmless levels and is

outweighed by benefits from drinking coffee. (( áá v.o / catherine áá ) hurricane maria has been reduced to a category 1 storm but she's far from finished, we've got the latest area on high alert(( áá v.o. / steve áá )) the president used profanity to criticize nfl players on friday whichjust increased the number of protestors over the weekend and the white houseis not backing down.(( áá v.o. catherine áá )) also - what will it take for republicans to get the votes they need to replace the affordable care act.

who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. ( steve ) the latest health care

bill from republicans is in serious jeopardy tonight. there are now three senators who say they are against it.. and a preliminary report from the congressional budget office says "millions" would lose their insurance. ( steve ) the senate finance committee had the only hearing on the graham cassidy bill as it is known as. it's been a roller coaster ride as republican leaders try to rally more support for the bill even agreeing to last minute changes but it's unclear if that will be enough. ( catherine ) kron four washington correspondent alexandra limon says there are strong feelings on both sides of the political aisle.... and - from many of the people who would be covered by the plan.

ááá pkg ááá trt 1:37nats protestors.. nats hatch where are the damn police?the one and only hearing on the proposed graham cassidy bill was packed and contentious protestors were phsyically removed michael bennet / senator co -d-we choose not to tak any of the recommendatinos that have been made in a bipartisan way in hearings in the health committee and on top of that we look for an excuse to cut poor people off of medicaid.people packed the hearing even waiting for hours in order to get in ncluding laura hamvorson who has muscular distrophy she fears the cuts to medicaid through graham cassidy would mean she would have to live in an institution.laura hamvorson / opposes graham-cassidyour quality of life would be at best, like someone who is a murderer that kept in prison. you know, someone in prison can go out into the yard once a day alexandra limon so far republicans still don't have the votes they need to pass this latest attempt to repeal and replace obamacare. but they've yet to pull the plug on their efforts.. moving forward with the senate finance committee hearing and awaiting a preliminary score from the congressional budget

office.senator lindsey graham, one of the authors of the bill, defended his bill in the hearing.lindsay graham / senator (r) south carolina every major insurance company opposes our bill, why? because we take hundred of billions of dollars away from them, that were going to them from the federal government and give it to the states. guess what they don't like that.but democratic senator ron wyden, says just because graham cassidy is the only option left doesn't mean it's a good option. senator ron wyden / ranking member finance committee, oregon (d)the iron clad loop hole free guaranteed protection for those with preexisting conditions will be gone.in washington alexandra limon. ( catherine ) the death toll is still climbing - after last week's powerful earthquake in mexico. it now stands at 325. most of the deaths are in mexico city where the 7- point-1 quake caused dozens of buildings to collapse. there was another, weaker quake over the weekend in mexico... . crews are still searching for victims

tonight.... but authorities acknowledge that time is running out for potential survivors. the situation on puerto rico remains dire tonight. many parts of the island have been without power since hurricane maria roared through five days ago. it could be a while before residents get their electricity back. the storm knocked out power to the entire island... and that remains the case tonight. another concern is the guajataca dam in the northwest part of the country. it is releasing water after sustaining major damage damage during maria. tens of thousands of people have been evacuated out of fears it could fail. investigators here at the california highway patrol released these images connected toll collectors being robbed sunday on the carquinez and bay bridge toll plazas

that's why we ask collectively as a community if you saw anything or think you saw anything to contact us">in vallejo haaziq madyun kron4news here in campbell police have released distinct surveillance images ofa man and woman suspected in a string of brazen atm robberies. the duo began their alleged crime spree on the morning of september 8th here at this chase branch bank at winchester and hamilton avenues. they pulled a gun and tried to rob a woman who was using the atm machine. police say they then committed three more robberies in san jose, santa clara and sunnyvale. they were last seen driving a newer dark colored nissan sentra with a spare tire on the driver side. in campbell rob fladeboe kron 4 news recently released statistics show that car break-ins in san francisco are up 25%.but city officials believe that number might be even higher because

many of the break-ins are not reported to police.to address the problem, at least two city of san francisco supervisors are sponsoring legislation that would create localized police units, targeting the areas with high numbers of break-ins and bike thefts.the latest push is coming from supervisor hillary ronen, she says that her district has seen a 128% increase in this crime. an increase that locals have also seen in other areas. chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with another look at the four

zone forecast... a warm offshore flow will continue through at least wednesday with above average daytime temperatures, mild overnight conditions and breezy winds in the hills. conditions cool slightly near the coast on thursday before spreading inland friday as onshore flow returns.

(( áá v.o. / catherine áá )) how much would you pay for an item signed by apple founder steve jobs?the special magazine coming up for auction next month.

( steve ) obviously a big few days for apple with the new devices hitting the stores on friday.. but anything associated with company founder steve jobs remains hot.( catherine ) items belonging to jobs - who died in 2011 - are also very expensive.. last year a leather jacket he owned sold for 22-thousand dollars at auction. now a signed copy of a newsweek magazine featuring jobs on the cover is going on the block. it's a 1988 issue... and the opening bid is a thousand dollars. the magazine is expected to go for as much as 15-thousand dollars. the bidding starts october 20th. (catherine)in sports...of course the big story remains the n-f-l player's protests... and non-protests during the

national anthem...(steve)... but tonight the dallas cowboys find a creative way to get around the controversey... gary has that story...and all the sports... coming up

a weekend of protests during the national anthem in the nfl due to president trump's comments culminated tonight in arizonathe dallas cowboys whose owner jerry jones said last year he would not employ a player who knelt during the anthem showed their solidarity by kneeling before the anthem with jones in the middle and kneeling with his playersthey then stood up and held hands while the anthem was being sung by jordin sparks jones remained on the field standing with his players the cardinals stood and locked arms in a show of solidarity during the anthem there was a twist to the raiders national

anthem national raiders twist to the there was a there was a twist to the raiders national

anthem protest last night originally they wanted to stay off the field in the tunnel during the anthem as three other teams did yesterday but because it was a prime-time game with different scheduling they would have had to forfeit the coin toss forfeit their 2nd half option they also could have been assessed a 15-yard unsportsmanlike penaltyso instead they came out and most of the team sat on the bench with arms locked during the anthem owner mark davis stood in his booth with hand over heartwhile derek carr and jack del rio stood carr praying meanwhile tmz cornered colin kaepernick today in new york city kap today in new kaepernick colin cornered meanwhile tmz praying meanwhile tmz cornered colin kaepernick

today in new york city kap wasn't interested in talking about the protests around the nfl yesterday(sot) "you got everyone backing you up. you've got the nfl coming out. you've got team leaders. you've got called some pretty choice words by the president.""i appreciate the offer, but i'm not doing that today. thank you." "you're not gonna talk today, allright man. the best to you."

odell beckham jr had a couple of unusual touchdown celebrations yesterdayboth he said were aimed at president trumps comments the first a little weird as he got on all fours like a dog lifting his leg at the end maybe in refernece to the president's "female dog" reference to nfl players who kneel during the anthemthe second celebration more conventional the raised fist in the airbeckhan was penalized for the "dog" celebration but not for the raised fist lebron james received alomost 1 = million likes for a tweet in which he called president trump a "bum" after he univited steph curry and the the while housetoday lebron thoughts on the nfl player protests and spurs head coach gregg popovich at today gave his latest on trump's recent behavior""i salute the nfl, the coaches, the players, the owners, the

fans - everyone who had anything or any association with the nfl yesterday. it was unbelievable. it was uh, solidarity, and there was no there was no divide, no divide even from - even from that guy that continues to try to divide us as people.""i wonder what the people think about who voted for him, where their line is. how much can they take? where does the morality and decency kick in?"

once the raider game started it was all downhill for the silver and black last night derek carr intercepted on his first pass he was picked off twice and sacked four times kirk cousins could he be the 49ers quarterback next season?... 25-of-30 for 365 yards and three touchdownsthe redskins outgained the raiders by 344 yards 472 to 128 redskins owner dan snyder loving it final score 27-10 redskinshere is jack del rio on the poor showing(sot: del rio) (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) when in philly do like the locals do, at least that's what mark zuckerberg didwhen he ordered a philly

cheesesteak with all the fixin's! fixin's! with all the cheesesteak philly ordered a when he didzuckerberg what mark at least that's the locals do, philly do like when in áá ))(( áá v.o. / steve (( áá v.o. / steve áá ))(( áá v.o. / steve (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) when in philly do like the locals do, at least that's what mark zuckerberg didwhen he ordered a philly cheesesteak with all the fixin's!

you never know who you might run into when you go out for something to eat....( steve ) you might just rub arms with a tech billionaire. facebook c-e-o mark zuckerberg hit philadelphia yesterday... and did what the locals would do. he posted this picture of himself ordering a cheesesteak at one of philly's most well-known eateries. employees say the facebook c-e-o knows how to order a sandwich just like a local... saying "whiz wit". start the interview with a firm handshake. ay,no! don't do that! try head & shoulders instant relief. it cools on contact, and also keeps you 100% flake free. try head & shoulders instant relief. for cooling relief in a snap. one laugh, and hello so i tried always discreet. i didn't think protection this thin could work. but the super absorbent core turns liquid to gel. snap!

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the national anthem singer who took a knee. >> i just knew it was something i had to do. >> and the player who stood alone while all his teammates

stayed in the locker room. >> then, when harry met melania. >> her first solo trip abroad as first lady. and the american medical students home at last. >> it's so good to see him. >> nothing was heard from them for four days. >> their hurricane maria story. and restaurant melt down. >> it's disgusting to have an animal inside a public restaurant. >> was your dog bothering her in any way. then, what do you think about your sentencing. >> anthony weiner breaks down in tears in court. and what the teenager at the center of the sexting scandal told us exclusively. >> i think he's a very very sick person. and fed up being squeezed in like a sardine. >> is this an upgrade? i got a better seat. >> tired of tiny hotel rooms. secrets to getting upgrades. plus, the twerking girls

elevator surprise. now, inside edition with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello, everybody, and thank you for joining us. president trump is talking about the nfl protests, tweeting at least four messages by lunchtime monday. this after a weekend in which more than 200 players took a stand or a knee during the playing of the national anthem and it wasn't just players. megan alexander spoke with the former voice contestant who joined in the protest while singing the national anthem. >> ♪ oh, say can you see ♪ >> deborah: we are hearing from the singer who took a knee during the national anthem. >> it's a decision i made in that moment before i went on. i feel like this is something i need to do, and i need to take a stand. >> megan lindsay is a former contestant on the voice who suddenly finerself in the middle of the controversy dividing america. she took a knee in nashville as the tennessee titans and seattle seahawks stayed in the locker room. >> what have you heard from people today after your performance? >> it's been split on both

sides. i feel like i maybe have lost some fans, but i have gained new fans and it really wasn't about that to me. i wasn't trying to appease anyone with my statement. i was trying to do what i felt was the right thing to do. >> she wasn't alone. this national anthem singer took a knee and raised his fist at the lions, falcons game in detroit. every nfl game saw players, coaches and owners kneeling or linking arms in solidarity after president trump unleashed the fire storm at a rally in alabama. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag to say get that son of a [ expletive ] off the field right now. out, he's fired. he's fired. >> when the president said in his speech that these guys are sons of [ expletive ] >> that ignited this. >> tom brady, a friend of the president, joined in the protest and spoke out on a boston sports radio show today. >> i certainly disagree with, you know, what