here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)breezy conditions are forecast to persist through the weekend with seasonably cool temperatures through much of the upcoming week. ( marty @ landing) bay area

residents are uniting to help the victims of hurricane maria. this morning an organization looking to help the people of puerto rico is holding a donation drive in oakland. kron 4's camila bernal is live at the jamtown basketball center with more on how they plan to help. ( camila )good morning marty, as we have reported, the

people of puerto rico are suffering. many lost their houses. they don't have water, food... that's why a group of bay area puerto ricans formed a coalition called sf for pr. they plan to do as much as possible to send money and donations to the island. many of these bay area residents have family members in puerto rico who have been directly affected by hurricane maria. sf for pr is asking people to donate things such as bottled water, canned food, first-aid kits, blankets and more. they'll be at jamtown from 11am until 4pmthey're asking people to help as much as they can by bringing these donations.reporting live in oakland camila bernal kron 4 news. (marty) thanks camila.

we'll check back with you the morning. (marty) s-f puerto rico organized a fundraiser event in san francisco friday night. dozens of people gathered at the great american music hall for a benefit concert. kron-4 was there to speak with some of

day after a trump administration official called the relief effort "a good news story." carmen yulin cruz, mayor of puerto rican capital city san juan, has a different look at the "dammit this is not a good news story this is a people are dying story. this is a life or death story." >(marty) the offical death toll hasn't been updated since tuesday and remains at 16. however, reports from officials like cruz and investigative journalists suggest that number is much higher. reconstruction costs are now estmated at around 50-billion dollars. (marty) new this morning... the president responding today to the mayor's comments. the ppresident on twitter saying "the mayor of san juan, who was very complimentary only a few days ago, has now been told by the democrats that you must be nasty to trump... ...such poor leadership ability by the mayor of san juan, and others in puerto rico, who are not able to get

their workers to help. they.... ...áwant everything to be done for themá when it should be a community effort. 10-thousand federal workers now on island doing a fantastic job. the president also tweeted that he would be visiting puerto rico on tuesday with first lady melania. .(marty @ landing) now to the south bay where police are investigating a deadly shooting in san jose as part of a possible home invasion. the shooting happened at around eight - thirty thursday night near the corner of elan village lane and village center drive. police found one man who had been shot... he later died at the hospital. (marty) o-j simpson's lawyer says, the former football star will live in florida after his release from a nevada prison.... which could happen as early as tomorrow. florida's attorney general has already taken action to prevent simpson from serving parole in florida. simpson served nine -years ... of a 33-year sentence for armed robbery. but, of course, it was a different criminal case that simpson is best known for.... his trial for the murders of ex-wife nicole brown

simpson and her friend ron goldman. the san francisco native was found not guilty in the criminal case...but liable in a civil case. ( marty ) a bart station is closed for a second weekend in a row. we'll explain which one and other ways for you to get around. governor jerry brown came back to his hometown of san francisco yesterday. the landmark bills he signed that could impact millions in the state. this flu season is expected to be a tough one. why doctors are looking at one country as an indication of what could come for the united states. next.

for your health:here is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week: (marty) u.s. health officials are warning this flu season could be a potentially miserable one. they're taking their cue from australia which has been hit hard over the past few months with a strain that's notorious for causing severe illness. that doesn't mean the same strain will hit the u.s. but health officials say it is a possibility. so doctors

are urging everyone to get their flu shots now. (marty) just in time for oktoberfest...drinking beer can make you happy. that's according to german scientists. a key ingredient in beer called hordenine activates dopamine receptors in the brain. this helps trigger a feel-good chemical. these new findings could also help explain why some people cannot stop drinking after one drink. ( dave )mild and warm today, with dry winds and a fire weather watch this weekend. your forecast is next ! ( marty ) for the weekend: the 27th annual autumn moon festival happening today and tomorrow in chinatown. arts and crafts, cultural exhibits, parades and of course, food. the event opens with a grand parade today at 11 and runs through 6 o'clock. it's free to attend.

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look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)breezy conditions are forecast to persist through the weekend with seasonably cool temperatures through much of the upcoming week.

(marty) breaking news we are following this morning. c-h-p is investigating a fatal multi-car collision that happened around 4:17 this morning on 8-80 in oakland. the collision occured just south of the broadway exit. c-h-p says they received a call of a driver going the wrong way northbound on 8-80. at least one person is dead. three lanes of traffic have been closed. expect delays if you're traveling

this way this morning. more on this as it develops. (marty) happening today... demolition work on the old eastern span of the bay bridge continues. caltrans will close eastbound lanes of the bay bridge sometime between 10 and 12 today for 30 minutes while they implode an underwater pier. it's part of an ongoing project that will take place every other saturday until november 11th. (marty) a reminder if you are taking bart this weekend. the warm springs south fremont station will be closed again 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 tomorrow. people who use caltrain will be paying more to ride the train. riders will pay an additional 25 cents for each zone. and, the eight-ride tickets will no longer be available. monthly parking passes will

also cost you more. increasing from 55 dollars to 82-dollars and 50-cents. daily parking fees will stay the same. train schedules are also changing. caltrain officials say the new schedule will increase (marty) another big story this morning.it's been a scary week for visitors at yosemite national park-- a series of rock falls killed one person and seriously injured two others. carlos correa reports the park is now taking precautionary measures and closely monitoring el capitan - the site of those rockfalls. as the tours continue around yosemite national park, visitor becky sulzmann cant help thinking of the florida couple she helped comfort just a day ago.becky suzmann, helped victims: "i asked the lady because i could tell she was very shaky, can i give you a hug? and i just held her and she got emotional."the florida man is the latest person to be injured within the last three days as rocks came crashing down from el capitan -- creating large clouds of smoke.

becky suzmann, helped victims: "it look like fog rolling in. i'm like fog - that is so weird. why would fog be rolling in? and then we came to a dead stop."on wednesday pieces of a massive rock killed 32 year old andrew foster of whales and seriously injured his wife. rock climber, matt spohn was on el capitan during the first rock fall.matt spohn/rock climber: "we were actually climbing the west side and it fell off the east side when it happened, but we could feel a little movement."geologists say thursdays rockfall was 22 times as big as the rockfall on wednesday. there was no movement on el capital friday, but the park did have another injury.scott gediman/yosemite national park spokesman: "that is what the helicopter we're hearing i did have a climber, a climber did fall... where, honestly i don't know if it's a man or woman or who it is but it's a climber fall and this is on the other side of the meadow."to be on the safe side, roads inside yosemite valley were rerouted. some of the debris that landed on roadways has been cleared and caution signs have been posted. scott gediman/yosemite national park spokesman: "the area is not closed, it's still beautiful weather..."

(marty) fleet week activities get underway this weekend here in the bay area. there will be several training exercises tomorrow morning. and then on sunday afternoon... the blue angels will arrive. landing in oakland ahead of their signature air show. we'll be streaming the arrival on kron-4-dot com. (marty) and kron 4 is your t-v destination for fleet week. we will have coverage all week long...starting on monday morning. then on saturday, october 7th ... you can catch our special "blue angels live" show beginning at 2 p-m. ( marty ) the giants take on the san diego padres. the a's are in texas. gary has the highlights in sports. live look outside... richmond bridge

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but great things happen when you choose surprise. last weekend of baseball in the bay area. giants and padres last series of the year backup catcher, nick hundley... this year's winner of the willie mac award. giants give the recogniztion to the most inspirational player of the season. giants rolling from the start -- pablo sandoval down the right field line -- brandon crawford scores the third run in the first inning. buster posey had a big night -- 4th inning... with two on base -- he hits a ground-rule double... that only brings one run giants win 8-nothing. the a's down in arlington... catcher, bruce

maxwell took a knee during the national anthem... rangers fans booed him at globe life park. as for the game -- shin soo choo hits a 2-run homer off raul alcantara... oakland allowed 3 runs in the fifth inning rangers win 5-3. key matchup for the raiders this sunday... they are facing the broncos in denver. wideout, michael crabtree is listed as questionable for week four. both teams are coming off road losses. the last time oakland beat denver on the road was back in 2015. derek carr didn't play in the final regular season game last year... after broke his leg in week 15. the raiders offense will have their hands full with a dominant denver defense carr doesn't expect for him or the offense to struggle like they did against the redskins.

harder.> the warriors continue to finds wat to give back to the community hundreds of basketball fans and playground hoops players were on hand for the dedication of two restored courts at washington park in alameda. the courts were repaired through the partnership of the warriors community foundation and the glad tidings foundation along with other sponsers. since partnering up they have restored over seventy outdoor basketball courts over the last several years. (marty) and in college football today. stanford will host arizona state this afternoon at 1. both teams are 2--and-2. a battle of 3- and-1's tonight in oregon as the bears take on the ducks. kickoff at 7:30. also at 7:30... san jose state facing the u-n-l-v rebels, in las vegas. the spartans still looking for their second win of the season. live look outside... golden gate bridge.. here's a live

look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)breezy conditions are forecast to persist through the weekend with seasonably cool temperatures through much of the upcoming week. ( marty ) breaking news we are

following this morning... a shelter in place is in effect because of a fire in redwood city. it is happening in a neighborhood on washington and kensington streets, no other information is available. we will bring you updates on this story throughout the morning. ( marty ) governor brown was in san francisco friday to sign a set of bills designed to start fixing the

affordable housing crisis in the bay area and across the state. some of the new laws will bring in money for affordable housing and others will cut through red tape that often delays projects. kron four's spencer blake explains what some of these new laws mean. "this is not the end of the road but this is a major step in the right direction and it continues the momentum that we're building to address the housing catastrophe that we're in."amie fishman with the non- profit housing association of northern california was there to witness governor brown signing a package of 15 affordable housing bills in san francisco.one of the most helpful new laws, she says, is assembly bill 15-oh-five, which allows cities to require inclusionary housing within new, private developments. "local jurisdictions can pass policies where they say that, 'we want to include affordable housing - we want to include affordable homes within larger developments of housing."other laws help cut through red tape that often holds up construction of affordable housing.friday governor brown

said part of what led to the housing crisis over the yearsare the local-level laws regarding things like building safety and energy efficiency. "it's all good. but like i always say, too many goods create a bad. so now you're trying clean up a lot of the bad, but it is a lot of good, too."s-b two - which adds a 75- dollar fee to real estate transactions - will start to generate hundreds of millions of dollars for affordable housing.senate bill three will ask voters to decide on a four-billion dollar housing bond next november."it has taken many years to get into this affordability crisis that we're in and it's gonna take many more to get out of it.so don't expect to see a huge number of affordable housing units popping up immediately. it may still take seven to ten years to get them built. ( marty ) people in the south bay said good-bye to a beloved activist who stood up for immigrants, gay rights and higher wages for fast food workers. 36-year-old yasmin fernandez was known in

san jose as "the voice of the people." fernandez was originally from mexico. she suddenly collapsed while working at a panda express last week. many of her peers gathered yesterday at labor hall to remember all of her achievments. ( marty ) many remember her fight against discrimination that she experienced first hand. they said yasmin worked hard to make sure no one would have to experience what she went through. ( marty ) a bay area community is showing support for a high school football star left paralyzed during a day at the beach. carson pforsich is a senior at the sebastapol high school. he injured his spine jumping into the water at bodega bay. kron-four first spoke to

carson days after the accident. kron4's ella sogomonian shows us all the support carson has as he tries to recover. there's been a lot of support for analy high school football captain carson pforsich after a swimming accident last sunday from visits at his hospital bedside to the football field friday night. (nats) players honored pforsich in a major game against marin catholic by wearing his name and number 13 written on their wrists and some across their forhead.sot: sam ballenger, carson's friend since third grade// "oh man it's been hard for us just trying to get through it this is the biggest game for us tonight too. so for that to happen for us it's just a heart breaker."his younger sister kelsey pforsich wore his jersey and stood in his place on the field for the coin toss.head coach james foster has trained pforsich for three years and says this is the first time he's dealt with a devastating injury for one of his players.....but says the tight knit team is now motiviated twice as hard to beat their rivals in their captain's honor.sot: james foster, head coach// "we actually brought the whole team to him at the hospital last night and he filmed a message for them right before they went into the locker

room. just to give them encouragement that he's going to keep fighting for us and we need to be fighting for him on the football field." sot: sam ballenger, carson's friend since third grade// "tonight we're taping up our wrists writing names for him, we're running for him, just going out on the field and giving 110% all for him."loved ones say pforsich is already making strides in his first week by regaining some mobility in his hands and arms giving them hope for his recovery.in sebastopol ella sogomonian kron 4 news. ( marty ) health and human services secretary tom price has resigned. price was under fire for using private planes excessively. the trips cost hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars. reporter andy rose has the latest. the u.s. secretary of health and human services tom price has officially resigned.price offered his resignation in the midst of scandal over his use of private planes for government trips.the announcement came shortly after president donald trump told reporters price's future was being weighed.president

trump: "i mean we'll see. we have... he's a very fine man. but we're going to make a decision sometime tonight. he's a very very fine man."an investigation by the department's inspector general into the matter will continue despite his resignation.sarah sanders/white house press secy: "we're going to conduct a full review and we'll see what happens"trump was furious with the latest scandal. multiple sources said the president called price's actions "stupid." and thought it was taking attention away from his agenda.on thursday, price said he would write a personal check of a little over 50 thousand dollars to the u-s treasury for the travel expenses...which notably only covers his áseat... not the total cost of the áflights.trump felt the offer, much less than the one million dollars the flights were said to have cost, was the last straw, according to sources.in 2010, when price was a georgia congressman, he blasted then-speaker of the house nancy pelosi for doing the same exact thing. congressman tom price/ (r) georgia: "i want to say to the speaker 'don't you fly over our country in your luxury jet and lecture us on what it means to be an american.

don't you tell us about america.'"i'm andy rose, reporting. the warriors now have a new look to their jerseys. the high tech features they have now. next.

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giants pitcher matt cain is retiring after today's game. cain will throw his last pitch this afternoon at at&t park. he made his major league baseball debut with the giants in 2005 and has been with the team since then. cain will end his career with 104 career wins, three world championships and three all- star games. there's talk that cain may re-join the giants in some capacity. first pitch for cain's last game today is set for 1:05 p-m against the san diego padres. ( marty ) the golden state warriors are kicking off the start of basketball season with new high tech jerseys.

the n-b-a champs will now be wearing nike uniforms instead of adidas. these so-called "smart jerseys" will feature a new technology that's similar to apple pay. fans will be able to use an app to scan their jersey. it will then let them see game stats, highlights, player information and more. the warriors will wear these new jerseys today in their first pre-season game. they will be available for the fans all season starting at 110 dollars. if you are heading to the happiest place on earth, you might want to double check your tickets. we'll explain next. live look outside... san francisco international airport.

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tower. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)breezy conditions are forecast to persist through the weekend with seasonably cool temperatures through much of the upcoming week.

( marty ) a warning about buying on craigslist. a portland, oregon mom's attempt to save some money on disneyland tickets - almost ruined her daughter's special trip to the happiest place on earth. reporter jennifer downling has some tips from police on how to avoid becoming a victim. edgar petrevics, uses craig's list i've never been ripped off on craigslist plenty of people found success scrolling through the job listings personal ads and other items offered for sale on the site. craigslist is straight forward and the results are right there.but for some, it's not worth the risk. to me you just can't trust it. most recently, portland police say a woman fell victim to a ticket scam while taking a special trip with to her daughter to disney land. she

saw an ad like this online and agreed to meet michael mccorbie to purchase two 3-day passes. she paid 300-dollars but when she got to disneyland staff at the park said they were stolen. i'm not sure exactly how many days she ended up going to the park, but she was out a substantial amount of money. she ended up buying new passes at the park and called police when she got home. detectives say they answered mccorbie's ad as part of a sting... when he showed up to meet them, they arrested him. i just went on this morning and saw that there were other craig's list ads that were very similar to this.police say mccorbie told them that he had nearly two dozen tickets nearly half are still unaccounted for. there is a possibility they are not legitimate tickets and we would like to be able to contact those victims and get their statements.they advise that if something sounds too good to be trueit probably is and when buying online, you may want to get a second opinion. check with that you trust to get their input on whether or not it's going to into a fraud situation. > ( marty ) that was jennifer downling reporting. the suspect is being charged with theft by deception and felony computer crime. ( marty ) a 14 year old boy is getting a lot of

attention. he saved his sister from a burglar who was robbing the family home. reporter doug johnson talked to the brave sacramento county teen. cathy friedman, kids attacked by burglar "i was terrified, i was worried that my kids were going to be injured when i got there, dead when i got there i didn't know."cathy friedman had just gotten to work after dropping her kids off at her home on redwater street in antelope... when her daughter called to say a burglar attacked her 14-year-old son. cathy friedman, kids attacked by burglar "all she was screaming was somebody in the house and that he was hurting my son and that she was in the room."but friedman's son wasn't going to let anything happen to his sister.brother attacked by burglar"protect the family that's pretty much the first thing."friedman didn't want her son's face shown, but allowed him to tell us what happened.brother attacked by burglar"it basically started where my sister was in the kitchen, he comes through the front door." that's when his 12-year-old sister went to see who just came inside...cathy friedman, kids attacked by burglar "so she peaked around the corner and she saw a man in the bed room,"so she ran to tell her brother in his room.brother

attacked by burglar"we see him run into my sister's room here, and he closes the door behind him."then the suspect attacks.brother attacked by burglar"as i turn to my sister and say call the cops, he comes through the door pushes me into the wall here, bursts through and that's when i start following him all the way down the street."that suspect got away... this photo taken from a neighbor's surveillance system.nats friedman talking"and he emptied out the top one which had all the real gold."while inside he stole jewelry and several wallets from friedman's family.still friedman says she doesn't care about the material goods... instead upset this suspect took something more valuable. cathy friedman, kids attacked by burglar "it isn't about the money, it's about violating our home. this is our safe haven this is where we feel safe. and now we don't feel safe here ( marty ) that was doug johnson reporting the sacramento county sheriff's department says this robbery may be connected to others in the area.. so far -- they havent made an arrest. one movie that debuted last weekend is expected to take a top spot, but it has some competition. we'll

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remain the number-one movie at the box office this weekend, but an a-list star and a horror thriller could knock it from the top spot. david daniel has preview. "this is the united states drug enforcement agency. we are ordering you to land.""all right, boys!"tom cruise returns to theaters this weekend in "american made," loosely based on the true story of a pilot who got mixed up in the '80's drug wars. reviews are strong, and it's been a couple of years since cruise had a hit... but universal is expecting a launch in the low- to mid- teens."what's going on?""i would like you to stop my heart.""okay, now's the point where you say it's all a joke." a new generation conducts near-

death experiments in a "reimagining" of "flatliners." unlike the boundary-pushing med students played by ellen page, diego luna and co-stars, sony is being modest in its forecast, looking for a seven- or eight-million-dollar debut for the thriller. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( marty ) if you are thinking about what to do today, why not go to a national park. the national park service is celebrating national public land day by offering free admission to all parks. this will be in place at all four-hundred national parks. officials warn people to arrive early and beat the crowds. park officials say visitors will still have to pay for camping or tour fees. ( marty ) president trump is responding to criticism from the mayor of the capital of puerto rico. what president trump is saying this morning and here in the bay area...people are trying to help those in puerto rico impacted by hurricane maria. we'll show you what they are doing to give back.( camila ) (áááliveááá)

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to persist through the weekend with seasonably cool temperatures through much of the upcoming week. (breaking in mon?)( marty @ landing) breaking news this morning. two people are dead this morning after a wrong way crash in oakland.the accident causing mayor delays on 880.kron 4's camila bernal is there and joins us live with the details. ( camila )good morning marty,

authorities are telling us that the crash was caused by a woman driving in the wrong direction just after 4 in the morning.but traffic is still slow at this time. california highway patrol telling us that the driver going the wrong way was going south on the 880 northbound lanes.she crashed into another car near the broadway off ramp. both women were driving alone and died as a result of the crash.three lanes were closed while authorities investigated and cleaned up the crash.most of it is clear now but traffic remains slow on the northbound lanes reporting in oakland cb (marty) thanks camila. we'll check back with you throughout the morning. (marty) s-f puerto rico organized a fundraiser in san francisco friday for victims of hurricane maria. dozens of people gathered at the

great american music hall for a benefit concert. kron-4 was there to speak with some of the attendees.

"dammit this is not a good news story this is a people are dying story. this is a life or death story." >(marty) the offical death toll hasn't been updated since tuesday and remains at 16. however, reports from officials like cruz and investigative journalists suggest that number is much higher. reconstruction costs are now estmated at around 50-billion dollars. (marty) new this morning... the president responding today to the mayor's comments. the ppresident on twitter saying "the mayor of san juan, who was very complimentary only a few days ago, has now been told by the democrats that you must be nasty to trump... ...such poor leadership ability by the mayor of san juan, and others in puerto rico, who are not able to get their workers to help. they.... ...áwant everything to be done for themá when it should be a community effort. 10-thousand federal workers now on island doing a fantastic job. the president also tweeted that he would be visiting puerto rico on tuesday with first lady melania. .(marty @ landing) now to

the south bay where police are investigating a deadly shooting in san jose as part of a possible home invasion. the shooting happened at around eight - thirty thursday night near the corner of elan village lane and village center drive. police found one man who had been shot... he later died at the hospital. (marty) o-j simpson's lawyer says, the former football star will live in florida after his release from a nevada prison.... which could happen as early as tomorrow. florida's attorney general has already taken action to prevent simpson from serving parole in florida. simpson served nine -years ... of a 33-year sentence for armed robbery. but, of course, it was a different criminal case that simpson is best known for.... his trial for the murders of ex-wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman. the san francisco native was found not guilty in the criminal case...but liable in a civil case. ( marty ) a bart station is closed for a second weekend in a row. we'll explain which one and other ways for

you to get around. governor jerry brown came back to his hometown of san francisco yesterday. the landmark bills he signed that could impact millions in the state. this flu season is expected to be a tough one. why doctors are looking at one country as an indication of what could come for the united states. next.

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look at some of the new medical findings released this week: (marty) u.s. health officials are warning this flu season could be a potentially miserable one. they're taking their cue from australia which has been hit hard over the past few months with a strain that's notorious for causing severe illness. that doesn't mean the same strain will hit the u.s. but health officials say it is a possibility. so doctors are urging everyone to get their flu shots now. (marty) just in time for oktoberfest...drinking beer can make you happy. that's according to german scientists. a key ingredient in beer

called hordenine activates dopamine receptors in the brain. this helps trigger a feel-good chemical. these new findings could also help explain why some people cannot stop drinking after one drink. ( dave )mild and warm today, with dry winds and a fire weather watch this weekend. your forecast is next ! ( marty ) for the weekend: the 27th annual autumn moon festival happening today and tomorrow in chinatown. arts and crafts, cultural exhibits, parades and of course, food. the event opens with a grand parade today at 11 and runs through 6 o'clock. it's free to attend. attend. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing,

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toss to weather. (dave)breezy conditions are forecast to persist through the weekend with seasonably cool temperatures through much of the upcoming week.

(marty) happening today...

demolition work on the old eastern span of the bay bridge continues. caltrans will close eastbound lanes of the bay bridge sometime between 10 and 12 today for 30 minutes while they implode an underwater pier. it's part of an ongoing project that will take place every other saturday until november 11th. (marty) a reminder if you are taking bart this weekend. the warm springs south fremont station will be closed again 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 tomorrow.

people who use caltrain will be paying more to ride the train. riders will pay an additional 25 cents for each zone. and, the eight-ride tickets will no longer be available. monthly parking passes will also cost you more. increasing from 55 dollars to 82-dollars and 50-cents. daily parking fees will stay the same. train schedules are also changing. caltrain officials say the new schedule will increase efficiency. (marty) another big story this morning.it's been a scary week for visitors at yosemite national park-- a series of rock falls killed one person and seriously injured two others. carlos correa reports the park is now taking precautionary measures and closely monitoring el capitan - the site of those rockfalls. as the tours continue around yosemite national park, visitor becky sulzmann cant help thinking of the florida couple she helped comfort just a day ago.becky suzmann, helped victims: "i asked the

lady because i could tell she was very shaky, can i give you a hug? and i just held her and she got emotional."the florida man is the latest person to be injured within the last three days as rocks came crashing down from el capitan -- creating large clouds of smoke. becky suzmann, helped victims: "it look like fog rolling in. i'm like fog - that is so weird. why would fog be rolling in? and then we came to a dead stop."on wednesday pieces of a massive rock killed 32 year old andrew foster of whales and seriously injured his wife. rock climber, matt spohn was on el capitan during the first rock fall.matt spohn/rock climber: "we were actually climbing the west side and it fell off the east side when it happened, but we could feel a little movement."geologists say thursdays rockfall was 22 times as big as the rockfall on wednesday. there was no movement on el capital friday, but the park did have another injury.scott gediman/yosemite national park spokesman: "that is what the helicopter we're hearing i did have a climber, a climber did fall... where, honestly i don't know if it's a man or woman or who it is but it's a climber fall and this is on the other side of the meadow."to be on the safe

side, roads inside yosemite valley were rerouted. some of the debris that landed on roadways has been cleared and caution signs have been posted. scott gediman/yosemite national park spokesman: "the area is not closed, it's still beautiful weather..." ( marty ) a warning this morning if you or someone you know is selling their home: thieves have been targeting houses on the market. in el cerrito -- thousands of dollars of furniture was stolen in a string of burlaries. kron4's haaziq madyun spoke to one of the victims. burglars are targeting homes for sale in the city of el cerrito. this house on terrace drive was hit by burglars twice in the same week, first on monday and burglarized again thursday morningmario vasquez is a general contractor who has been working on the property over summer. he says losing his tools is a bit of a set back

because it is really hard that people are trying to make a living and there is people out there taking this kind of advantage">there has been as many as 4-homes for sale burglarized in the last three weeksel cerrito police lt. steve bonini says one reason vacant properties on the real estate market are vulnerable to burglars is that neighbors who would otherwise spot an unusual truck or van parked in a driveway may think it is has something to do with the house being bought or sold lt. steve bonini/el cerrito police department: "with a home for sale it is not unusual to see a van or a truck outside or something similar and people will just associate that with new people moving in the neighborhood. that is where we kind of rely and want to get the word out to our community that if there is a home for sale in your neighborhood and you know that the residents have gone on to another house, keep an eye out, if you see something say something">if you know anthing about who burglarized this house mario vasquez would appreciate the tip being dialed in to el cerrito police

hope they do. so they won't go around doing more harmful things to somebody else">in el cerrito haaziq madyun kron4news (marty) fleet week activities get underway this weekend here in the bay area. there will be several training exercises tomorrow morning. and then on sunday afternoon... the blue angels will arrive. landing in oakland ahead of their signature air show. we'll be streaming the arrival on kron-4-dot com. (marty) and kron 4 is your t-v destination for fleet week. we will have coverage all week long...starting on monday morning. then on saturday, october 7th ... you can catch our special "blue angels live" show beginning at 2 p-m. ( marty ) the giants take on the san diego padres. the a's are in texas. gary has the highlights in sports. live look outside... richmond bridge

last weekend of baseball in the bay area. giants and padres last series of the year backup catcher, nick hundley... this year's winner of the willie mac award. giants give the recogniztion to the most inspirational player of the season. giants rolling from the start -- pablo sandoval down the right field line -- brandon crawford scores the third run in the first inning.

buster posey had a big night -- 4th inning... with two on base -- he hits a ground-rule double... that only brings one run giants win 8-nothing. the a's down in arlington... catcher, bruce maxwell took a knee during the national anthem... rangers fans booed him at globe life park. as for the game -- shin soo choo hits a 2-run homer off raul alcantara... oakland allowed 3 runs in the fifth inning rangers win 5-3. key matchup for the raiders this sunday... they are facing the broncos in denver. wideout, michael crabtree is listed as questionable for week four. both teams are coming off road losses. the last time oakland beat denver on the road was back in 2015. derek carr didn't play in the final regular season game last year... after broke his leg in week 15. the raiders offense will have their hands full with a dominant denver defense carr doesn't expect for him or the offense to struggle like they did

against the redskins. the warriors continue to finds wat to give back to the community hundreds of basketball fans and playground hoops players were on hand for the dedication of two restored courts at washington park in alameda. the courts were repaired through the partnership of the warriors community foundation and the glad tidings foundation along with other sponsers. since partnering up they have restored over seventy outdoor basketball courts over the last several years. (marty) and in college football today. stanford will host arizona state this afternoon at 1. both teams are 2--and-2. a battle of 3- and-1's tonight in oregon as

the bears take on the ducks. kickoff at 7:30. also at 7:30... san jose state facing the u-n-l-v rebels, in las vegas. the spartans still looking for their second win of the season. live look outside... golden gate bridge..

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♪ ♪ hi ted, glad you could join us! ♪ ♪ give it a try. mmm. give that to me. ♪ ♪ (laughing) ted? ♪ ♪ ( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast...

(dave)breezy conditions are forecast to persist through the weekend with seasonably cool temperatures through much of the upcoming week.

( marty ) breaking news we are following this morning... a shelter in place is in effect because of a fire in redwood city. it is happening in a neighborhood on washington and kensington streets, no other information is available. we will bring you updates on this story throughout the morning. ( marty ) governor brown was in san francisco friday to sign a set of bills designed to start fixing the affordable housing crisis in the bay area and across the state. some of the new laws will bring in money for affordable housing and others will cut through red tape that often delays projects. kron four's spencer blake explains what some of these new laws mean. "this is not the end of the road but this is a major step in the right direction and it continues the momentum that we're building to address the housing catastrophe that we're in."amie fishman with the non- profit housing association of northern california was there to witness governor brown signing a package of 15 affordable housing bills in san francisco.one of the most

helpful new laws, she says, is assembly bill 15-oh-five, which allows cities to require inclusionary housing within new, private developments. "local jurisdictions can pass policies where they say that, 'we want to include affordable housing - we want to include affordable homes within larger developments of housing."other laws help cut through red tape that often holds up construction of affordable housing.friday governor brown said part of what led to the housing crisis over the yearsare the local-level laws regarding things like building safety and energy efficiency. "it's all good. but like i always say, too many goods create a bad. so now you're trying clean up a lot of the bad, but it is a lot of good, too."s-b two - which adds a 75- dollar fee to real estate transactions - will start to generate hundreds of millions of dollars for affordable housing.senate bill three will ask voters to decide on a four-billion dollar housing bond next november."it has taken many years to get into this affordability crisis that we're in and it's gonna take many more to get out of it.so

don't expect to see a huge number of affordable housing units popping up immediately. it may still take seven to ten years to get them built. ( marty ) people in the south bay said good-bye to a beloved activist who stood up for immigrants, gay rights and higher wages for fast food workers. 36-year-old yasmin fernandez was known in san jose as "the voice of the people." fernandez was originally from mexico. she suddenly collapsed while working at a panda express last week. many of her peers gathered yesterday at labor hall to remember all of her achievments. ( marty ) many remember her fight against discrimination that she experienced first hand.

they said yasmin worked hard to make sure no one would have to experience what she went through. ( marty ) a bay area community is showing support for a high school football star left paralyzed during a day at the beach. carson pforsich is a senior at the sebastapol high school. he injured his spine jumping into the water at bodega bay. kron-four first spoke to carson days after the accident. kron4's ella sogomonian shows us all the support carson has as he tries to recover. there's been a lot of support for analy high school football captain carson pforsich after a swimming accident last sunday from visits at his hospital bedside to the football field friday night. (nats) players honored pforsich in a major game against marin catholic by wearing his name and number 13 written on their wrists and some across their forhead.sot: sam ballenger, carson's friend since third grade// "oh man it's been hard for us just trying to get through it this is the biggest game for us tonight too. so for that to happen for us it's just a heart breaker."his younger sister kelsey pforsich wore his jersey and stood in

his place on the field for the coin toss.head coach james foster has trained pforsich for three years and says this is the first time he's dealt with a devastating injury for one of his players.....but says the tight knit team is now motiviated twice as hard to beat their rivals in their captain's honor.sot: james foster, head coach// "we actually brought the whole team to him at the hospital last night and he filmed a message for them right before they went into the locker room. just to give them encouragement that he's going to keep fighting for us and we need to be fighting for him on the football field." sot: sam ballenger, carson's friend since third grade// "tonight we're taping up our wrists writing names for him, we're running for him, just going out on the field and giving 110% all for him."loved ones say pforsich is already making strides in his first week by regaining some mobility in his hands and arms giving them hope for his recovery.in sebastopol ella sogomonian kron 4 news. ( marty ) health and human services secretary tom price has resigned. price was under fire for using private planes excessively. the trips cost hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars.

reporter andy rose has the latest. the u.s. secretary of health and human services tom price has officially resigned.price offered his resignation in the midst of scandal over his use of private planes for government trips.the announcement came shortly after president donald trump told reporters price's future was being weighed.president trump: "i mean we'll see. we have... he's a very fine man. but we're going to make a decision sometime tonight. he's a very very fine man."an investigation by the department's inspector general into the matter will continue despite his resignation.sarah sanders/white house press secy: "we're going to conduct a full review and we'll see what happens"trump was furious with the latest scandal. multiple sources said the president called price's actions "stupid." and thought it was taking attention away from his agenda.on thursday, price said he would write a personal check of a little over 50 thousand dollars to the u-s treasury for the travel expenses...which notably only covers his áseat... not the total cost of the áflights.trump felt the offer, much less than the one

million dollars the flights were said to have cost, was the last straw, according to sources.in 2010, when price was a georgia congressman, he blasted then-speaker of the house nancy pelosi for doing the same exact thing. congressman tom price/ (r) georgia: "i want to say to the speaker 'don't you fly over our country in your luxury jet and lecture us on what it means to be an american. don't you tell us about america.'"i'm andy rose, reporting. the warriors now have a new look to their jerseys. the high tech features they have now.

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trusted battery for your son's favorite toy?t maybe not. maybe, you could trust he wouldn't leave the upstairs water running. (woman screams) or, you could just trust duracell. ♪ happening today... giants pitcher matt cain is retiring after today's game. cain will throw his last pitch this afternoon at at&t park. he made his major league baseball debut with the giants in 2005 and has been with the team since then. cain will end his career with 104 career wins, three world championships, three all-star games, and the first perfect

game in giants history. there's talk that cain may re-join the giants in some capacity. first pitch for cain's last game today is set for 1:05 p-m against the san diego padres. ( marty ) the golden state warriors are kicking off the start of basketball season with new high tech jerseys. the n-b-a champs will now be wearing nike uniforms instead of adidas. these so-called "smart jerseys" will feature a new technology that's similar to apple pay. fans will be able to use an app to scan their jersey. it will then let them see game stats, highlights, player information and more. the warriors will wear these new jerseys today in their first pre-season game. they will be available for the fans all season starting at 110 dollars. if you are heading to the happiest place on earth, you might want to double check

your tickets.explain next. live look outside... san francisco international airport.

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. ( marty ) live look outside...sutro tower. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast.

(dave)breezy conditions are forecast to persist through the weekend with seasonably cool temperatures through much of the upcoming week.

(marty)these are just some of the artifacts that are part of a new exhibit at the de young museum in san francisco. many of them have never been seen

in the u-s. the exhibition opens today and joining me with more on this is hillary olcott from the de young museum.we invite you for the world premiere of teotihuacan: city of water, city of fire the first major exhibition on teotihuacan in the u.s. in over twenty years. the ancient metropolis of teotihuacan is one of the largest and most important archaeological sites in the world. at its peak in 400 ce, teotihuacan was the cultural, political, economic, and religious center of mesoamerica, and inhabited by a multiethnic population of more than 100,000 people. this historic exhibition will bring teotihuacan to life through over 200 recently excavated artifacts and artworks from

the site, and is a rare opportunity to view rarely loaned objects from major collections in mexico - many on view in the u.s. for the first time.

"kingsman: the golden circle" is looking to remain the number-one movie at the box office this weekend, but an a-list star and a horror thriller could knock it from the top spot. david daniel has preview. "this is the united states drug enforcement agency. we are ordering you to land.""all right, boys!"tom cruise returns to theaters this weekend in "american made," loosely based on the true story of a pilot who got mixed up in the '80's drug wars. reviews are strong, and it's been a couple of years since cruise had a hit... but universal is expecting a launch in the low- to mid- teens."what's going on?""i would like you to stop my heart.""okay, now's the point where you say it's all a joke." a new generation conducts near-

death experiments in a "reimagining" of "flatliners." unlike the boundary-pushing med students played by ellen page, diego luna and co-stars, sony is being modest in its forecast, looking for a seven- or eight-million-dollar debut for the thriller. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( marty ) if you are thinking about what to do today, why not go to a national park. the national park service is celebrating national public land day by offering free admission to all parks. this will be in place at all four-hundred national parks. officials warn people to arrive early and beat the crowds. park officials say visitors will still have to pay for camping or tour fees. ( marty ) president trump is responding to criticism from the mayor of the capital of puerto rico. what president trump is saying this morning and here in the bay area...people are trying to help those in puerto rico impacted by hurricane maria. we'll show you what they are doing to give back.( camila ) (áááliveááá)

what are you doing? watching this breath savers protect mint neutralize the plaque acids in my mouth. i can't see anything! that's because it's working so hard. hey, what are you guys doing? karen. we're neutralizing. maybe i want to neutralize. you ever think of that? ( marty ) here is dave

spahr with the weather. (dave) breezy conditions are forecast to persist through the weekend with seasonably cool temperatures through much of the upcoming week. ( marty @ landing)( marty @ ( marty @ landing) bay

area residents are uniting to help residents are bay area landing)( marty @ week.week. ( marty @ landing) bay area residents are uniting to help the victims of hurricane maria. this morning an organization looking to help the people of puerto rico is holding a donation drive in

oakland. kron 4's camila bernal is live at the jamtown basketball center with more on how they plan to help. ( camila )good morning marty, as we have reported, the people of puerto rico are suffering. many lost their houses. they don't have water, food... that's why a group of bay area puerto ricans formed a coalition called sf for pr. they plan to do as much as possible to send money and donations to the island. many of these bay area residents have family members in puerto rico who have been directly affected by hurricane maria. sf for pr is asking people to donate things such as bottled water, canned food, first-aid kits, blankets and more. they'll be at jamtown from 11am until 4pm they're asking people to help

as much as they can by bringing these donations. reporting live in oakland camila bernal kron 4 news. (marty) thanks camila. we'll check back throughout the morning. (marty) s-f puerto rico organized a fundraiser event in san francisco friday night. dozens of people gathered at the great american music hall for a benefit concert. kron-4 was there to speak with some of the attendees.

we've had with respect to the loss of life. people can't believe how successful that has been." this coming a day after a trump administration official called the relief effort "a good news story." carmen yulin cruz, mayor of puerto rican capital city san juan, has a different look at the situation. "dammit this is not a good news story this is a people are dying story. this is a life or death story." >(marty) the offical death toll hasn't been updated since tuesday and remains at 16. however, reports from officials like cruz and investigative journalists suggest that number is much higher. (marty) new this morning... the president responding today to the mayor's comments. the ppresident on twitter saying "the mayor of san juan, who was very complimentary only a few days ago, has now been told by the democrats that you must be nasty to trump... ...such poor leadership ability by the mayor of san juan, and others in puerto rico, who are not able to get their workers to help. they....

...áwant everything to be done for themá when it should be a community effort. 10-thousand federal workers now on island doing a fantastic job. the president also tweeted that he would be visiting puerto rico on tuesday with first lady melania. .(marty @ landing) now to the south bay where police are investigating a deadly shooting in san jose as part of a possible home invasion. the shooting happened at around eight - thirty thursday night near the corner of elan village lane and village center drive. police found one man who had been shot... he later died at the hospital. (marty) o-j simpson's lawyer says, the former football star will live in florida after his release from a nevada prison.... which could happen as early as tomorrow. florida's attorney general has already taken action to prevent simpson from serving parole in florida. simpson served nine -years ... of a 33-year sentence for armed robbery. but, of course, it was a different criminal case that simpson is best known for.... his trial for the murders of ex-wife nicole brown

simpson and her friend ron goldman. the san francisco native was found not guilty in the criminal case...but liable in a civil case. ( marty ) a bart station is closed for a second weekend in a row. we'll explain which one and other ways for you to get around. governor jerry brown came back to his hometown of san francisco yesterday. the landmark bills he signed that could impact millions in the state. this flu season is expected to be a tough one. why doctors are looking at one country as an indication of what could come for the united states. next.

for your health:here is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week: (marty) u.s. health officials are warning this flu season could be a potentially miserable one. they're taking their cue from australia which has been hit hard over the past few months with a strain that's notorious for causing severe illness.

that doesn't mean the same strain will hit the u.s. but health officials say it is a possibility. so doctors are urging everyone to get their flu shots now. (marty) just in time for oktoberfest...drinking beer can make you happy. that's according to german scientists. a key ingredient in beer called hordenine activates dopamine receptors in the brain. this helps trigger a feel-good chemical. these new findings could also help explain why some people cannot stop drinking after one drink. ( dave )mild and warm today, with dry winds and a fire weather watch this weekend. your forecast is next ! ( marty ) for the weekend: the 27th annual autumn moon festival happening today and tomorrow in chinatown. arts and crafts, cultural exhibits, parades and of course, food. the event opens with a grand parade today at 11 and runs through 6 o'clock. it's free to attend.

here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)breezy conditions are forecast to persist through the weekend with seasonably cool temperatures through much of the upcoming week. (marty) updating a fatal multi-car updating a (marty)

(marty) updating a fatal multi-car collision that happened around 4:17 this morning on 8-80 in oakland. the collision occured just south of the broadway exit. c-h-p says they received a call of a driver going the wrong way northbound on 8-80. about five minutes later, two sedans collided head on. the drivers of both vehicles were killed. three lanes of traffic were closed, but have since reopened. c-h-p is still investigating if drugs or alcohol were involved in the crash. (marty) happening today... demolition work on the old eastern span of the bay bridge continues. caltrans will close eastbound lanes of the bay bridge sometime between 10 and 12 today for 30 minutes while they implode an underwater pier. it's part

of an ongoing project that will take place every other saturday until november 11th. (marty) a reminder if you are taking bart this weekend. the warm springs south fremont station will be closed again 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 tomorrow. people who use caltrain will be paying more to ride the train. riders will pay an additional 25 cents for each zone. and, the eight-ride tickets will no longer be available. monthly parking passes will also cost you more. increasing from 55 dollars to 82-dollars and 50-cents. daily parking fees will stay the same. train schedules are also changing. caltrain officials say the new schedule will increase efficiency. (marty) another big story this morning.it's been a scary week for visitors at yosemite national park-- a series of rock falls killed one

person and seriously injured two others. carlos correa reports the park is now taking precautionary measures and closely monitoring el capitan - the site of those rockfalls. as the tours continue around yosemite national park, visitor becky sulzmann cant help thinking of the florida couple she helped comfort just a day ago.becky suzmann, helped victims: "i asked the lady because i could tell she was very shaky, can i give you a hug? and i just held her and she got emotional."the florida man is the latest person to be injured within the last three days as rocks came crashing down from el capitan -- creating large clouds of smoke. becky suzmann, helped victims: "it look like fog rolling in. i'm like fog - that is so weird. why would fog be rolling in? and then we came to a dead stop."on wednesday pieces of a massive rock killed 32 year old andrew foster of whales and seriously injured his wife. rock climber, matt spohn was on el capitan during the first rock fall.matt spohn/rock climber: "we were actually climbing the west side and it fell off the east side when it happened,

but we could feel a little movement."geologists say thursdays rockfall was 22 times as big as the rockfall on wednesday. there was no movement on el capital friday, but the park did have another injury.scott gediman/yosemite national park spokesman: "that is what the helicopter we're hearing i did have a climber, a climber did fall... where, honestly i don't know if it's a man or woman or who it is but it's a climber fall and this is on the other side of the meadow."to be on the safe side, roads inside yosemite valley were rerouted. some of the debris that landed on roadways has been cleared and caution signs have been posted. scott gediman/yosemite national park spokesman: "the area is not closed, it's still beautiful weather..." ( marty ) a warning this morning if you or someone you know is selling their home: thieves have been targeting houses on the market. in el cerrito -- thousands of dollars of furniture was stolen in a string of burlaries. kron4's haaziq madyun spoke to one of the victims. burglars are targeting homes for sale in the city of el

cerrito. this house on terrace drive was hit by burglars twice in the same week, first on monday and burglarized again thursday morningmario vasquez is a general contractor who has been working on the property over summer. he says losing his tools is a bit of a set backthere has been as many as 4-homes for sale burglarized in the last three weeksel cerrito police lt. steve bonini says one reason vacant properties on the real estate market are vulnerable to burglars is that neighbors who would otherwise spot an unusual truck or van parked in a driveway may think it is has something to do with the house being bought or sold lt. steve bonini/el cerrito police department: "with a

home for sale it is not unusual to see a van or a truck outside or something similar and people will just associate that with new people moving in the neighborhood. that is where we kind of rely and want to get the word out to our community that if there is a home for sale in your neighborhood and you know that the residents have gone on to another house, keep an eye out, if you see something say something">if you know anthing about who burglarized this house mario vasquez would appreciate the tip being dialed in to el cerrito police in el cerrito haaziq madyun kron4news (marty) fleet week activities get underway this weekend here in the bay area. there will be several training exercises tomorrow morning. and then on sunday afternoon... the blue angels will arrive. landing in oakland ahead of their signature air show. we'll be streaming the arrival on kron-4-dot com. (marty) and kron 4 is your t-v destination for fleet week. we will have coverage all

week long...starting on monday morning. then on saturday, october 7th ... you can catch our special "blue angels live" show beginning at 2 p-m. ( marty ) the giants take on the san diego padres. the a's are in texas. gary has the highlights in sports. ( marty ) here's a live look at a caltrans cam -- as they broadcast today's continued demolition of the old eastern span of the bay bridge. oh, you brought butch.

yeah! (butch growls at man) he's looking at me right now, isn't he? yup. (butch barks at man) butch is like an old soul that just hates my guts. (laughs) (vo) you can never have too many faithful companions. introducing the all-new crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. last weekend of baseball in the bay area. giants and padres last series of the year backup catcher, nick hundley... this year's winner of the willie mac award. giants give the recogniztion to the most inspirational player of the season.

giants rolling from the start -- pablo sandoval down the right field line -- brandon crawford scores the third run in the first inning. buster posey had a big night -- 4th inning... with two on base -- he hits a ground-rule double... that only brings one run giants win 8-nothing. the a's down in arlington... catcher, bruce maxwell took a knee during the national anthem... rangers fans booed him at globe life park. as for the game -- shin soo choo hits a 2-run homer off raul alcantara... oakland allowed 3 runs in the fifth inning rangers win 5-3. key matchup for the raiders this sunday... they are facing the broncos in denver.

wideout, michael crabtree is listed as questionable for week four. both teams are coming off road losses. the last time oakland beat denver on the road was back in 2015. derek carr didn't play in the final regular season game last year... after broke his leg in week 15. the raiders offense will have their hands full with a dominant denver defense carr doesn't expect for him or the offense to struggle like they did against the redskins. the warriors continue to finds wat to give back to the community hundreds of basketball fans and playground hoops players were on hand for the dedication of two restored courts at washington park in alameda. the courts were repaired through the partnership of the warriors community foundation and the glad tidings foundation along with other sponsers.

since partnering up they have restored over seventy outdoor basketball courts over the last several years. (marty) and in college football today. stanford will host arizona state this afternoon at 1. both teams are 2--and-2. a battle of 3- and-1's tonight in oregon as the bears take on the ducks. kickoff at 7:30. also at 7:30... san jose state facing the u-n-l-v rebels, in las vegas. the spartans still looking for their second win of the season. live look outside... golden gate bridge..

( marty ) here's a live look at a caltrans cam -- as they broadcast today's continued demolition of the

old eastern span of the bay bridge. ( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)breezy conditions are forecast to persist through the weekend with seasonably cool temperatures through much of the upcoming week.

( marty ) governor brown was in san francisco friday to sign a set of bills designed to start fixing the affordable housing crisis in the bay area and across the state. some of the new laws will bring in money for affordable housing and others will cut through red tape that often delays projects. kron

four's spencer blake explains what some of these new laws mean. "this is not the end of the road but this is a major step in the right direction and it continues the momentum that we're building to address the housing catastrophe that we're in."amie fishman with the non- profit housing association of northern california was there to witness governor brown signing a package of 15 affordable housing bills in san francisco.one of the most helpful new laws, she says, is assembly bill 15-oh-five, which allows cities to require inclusionary housing within new, private developments. "local jurisdictions can pass policies where they say that, 'we want to include affordable housing - we want to include affordable homes within larger developments of housing."other laws help cut through red tape that often holds up construction of affordable housing.friday governor brown said part of what led to the housing crisis over the yearsare the local-level laws regarding things like building safety and energy efficiency. "it's all good. but like i

always say, too many goods create a bad. so now you're trying clean up a lot of the bad, but it is a lot of good, too."s-b two - which adds a 75- dollar fee to real estate transactions - will start to generate hundreds of millions of dollars for affordable housing.senate bill three will ask voters to decide on a four-billion dollar housing bond next november."it has taken many years to get into this affordability crisis that we're in and it's gonna take many more to get out of it.so don't expect to see a huge number of affordable housing units popping up immediately. it may still take seven to ten years to get them built. ( marty ) people in the south bay said good-bye to a beloved activist who stood up for immigrants, gay rights and higher wages for fast food workers. 36-year-old yasmin fernandez was known in san jose as "the voice of the people." fernandez was originally from mexico. she suddenly collapsed while working at a panda express last week. many of her peers gathered yesterday at labor hall to remember all of

her achievments. ( marty ) many remember her fight against discrimination that she experienced first hand. they said yasmin worked hard to make sure no one would have to experience what she went through. ( marty ) a bay area community is showing support for a high school football star left paralyzed during a day at the beach. carson pforsich is a senior at the sebastapol high school. he injured his spine jumping into the water at bodega bay. kron-four first spoke to carson days after the accident. kron4's ella sogomonian shows us all the support carson has as he tries to recover. there's been a lot of support for analy high school football captain carson pforsich after a swimming accident last sunday from visits at his

hospital bedside to the football field friday night. (nats) players honored pforsich in a major game against marin catholic by wearing his name and number 13 written on their wrists and some across their forhead.sot: sam ballenger, carson's friend since third grade// "oh man it's been hard for us just trying to get through it this is the biggest game for us tonight too. so for that to happen for us it's just a heart breaker."his younger sister kelsey pforsich wore his jersey and stood in his place on the field for the coin toss.head coach james foster has trained pforsich for three years and says this is the first time he's dealt with a devastating injury for one of his players.....but says the tight knit team is now motiviated twice as hard to beat their rivals in their captain's honor.sot: james foster, head coach// "we actually brought the whole team to him at the hospital last night and he filmed a message for them right before they went into the locker room. just to give them encouragement that he's going to keep fighting for us and we need to be fighting for him on the football field." sot: sam ballenger, carson's friend since third grade// "tonight we're taping up our wrists writing names for him, we're running for him, just going out on the field and giving 110% all for him."loved ones say pforsich is already making strides in

his first week by regaining some mobility in his hands and arms giving them hope for his recovery.in sebastopol ella sogomonian kron 4 news. ( marty ) health and human services secretary tom price has resigned. price was under fire for using private planes excessively. the trips cost hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars. reporter andy rose has the latest. the u.s. secretary of health and human services tom price has officially resigned.price offered his resignation in the midst of scandal over his use of private planes for government trips.the announcement came shortly after president donald trump told reporters price's future was being weighed.president trump: "i mean we'll see. we have... he's a very fine man. but we're going to make a decision sometime tonight. he's a very very fine man."an investigation by the department's inspector general into the matter will continue despite his resignation.sarah sanders/white house press

secy: "we're going to conduct a full review and we'll see what happens"trump was furious with the latest scandal. multiple sources said the president called price's actions "stupid." and thought it was taking attention away from his agenda.on thursday, price said he would write a personal check of a little over 50 thousand dollars to the u-s treasury for the travel expenses...which notably only covers his áseat... not the total cost of the áflights.trump felt the offer, much less than the one million dollars the flights were said to have cost, was the last straw, according to sources.in 2010, when price was a georgia congressman, he blasted then-speaker of the house nancy pelosi for doing the same exact thing. congressman tom price/ (r) georgia: "i want to say to the speaker 'don't you fly over our country in your luxury jet and lecture us on what it means to be an american. don't you tell us about america.'"i'm andy rose, reporting. the warriors now have a new look to their jerseys. the high tech features they have now. next. ( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. still

a bit of traffic following the implosion of the old eastern span of the bay bridge just minutes ago. you could save energy

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giants pitcher matt cain is retiring after today's game. cain will throw his last pitch this afternoon at at&t park. he made his major league baseball debut with the giants in 2005 and has been with the team since then. cain will end his career with 104 career wins, three world championships and three all- star games. there's talk that cain may re-join the giants in some capacity. first pitch for cain's last game today is set for 1:05 p-m against the san diego ( marty ) the golden state warriors are kicking off the start of basketball season with new high tech jerseys. the n-b-a champs will now be

wearing nike uniforms instead of adidas. these so-called "smart jerseys" will feature a new technology that's similar to apple pay. fans will be able to use an app to scan their jersey. it will then let them see game stats, highlights, player information and more. ( marty ) the warriors will wear these new jerseys today in their first pre- season game. they will be available for the fans all season starting at 110 dollars. if you are heading to the happiest place on earth, you might want to double check your tickets. we'll explain next.

here's a live look at the bay bridge. traffic starting

to move a bit better after that implosion. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)breezy conditions are forecast to persist through the weekend with seasonably cool temperatures through much of the upcoming week. ( marty )

( marty ) a warning about buying on

craigslist. a portland, oregon mom's attempt to save some money on disneyland tickets - almost ruined her daughter's special trip to the happiest place on earth. reporter jennifer downling has some tips from police on how to avoid becoming a victim. edgar petrevics, uses craig's list i've never been ripped off on craigslist plenty of people found success scrolling through the job listings personal ads and other items

offered for sale on the site. craigslist is straight forward and the results are right there.but for some, it's not worth the risk. to me you just can't trust it. most recently, portland police say a woman fell victim to a ticket scam while taking a special trip with to her daughter to disney land. she saw an ad like this online and agreed to meet michael mccorbie to purchase two 3-day passes. she paid 300-dollars but when she got to disneyland staff at the park said they were stolen. i'm not sure exactly how many days she ended up going to the park, but she was out a substantial amount of money. she ended up buying new passes at the park and called police when she got home. detectives say they answered mccorbie's ad as part of a sting... when he showed up to meet them, they arrested him. i just went on this morning and saw other craig's list ads that were very similar to this. police say mccorbie told them that he had nearly two dozen tickets nearly half are still unaccounted for. there is a possibility they are not legitimate tickets and we would like to be able to contact those victims and get their statements.they advise that if something sounds too good to be trueit probably is and when buying online, you may want to get a second

opinion. check with someone else that you trust to get their input on whether or not it's going to potentially turn into a fraud situation. > ( marty ) that was jennifer downling reporting. the suspect is being charged with theft by deception and felony computer crime. ( marty ) a 14 year old boy is getting a lot of attention. he saved his sister from a burglar who was robbing the family home. reporter doug johnson talked to the brave sacramento county teen. cathy friedman, kids attacked by burglar "i was terrified, i was worried that my kids were going to be injured when i got there, dead when i got there i didn't know."cathy friedman had just gotten to work after dropping her kids off at her home on redwater street in antelope... when her daughter called to say a burglar attacked her 14-year-old son. cathy friedman, kids attacked by burglar "all she was screaming was somebody in the house and that he was hurting my son and that she was in the room."but friedman's son wasn't going to let anything happen to his sister.brother attacked by burglar"protect the family that's pretty much the first thing."friedman didn't want her son's face

shown, but allowed him to tell us what happened.brother attacked by burglar"it basically started where my sister was in the kitchen, he comes through the front door." that's when his 12-year-old sister went to see who just came inside...cathy friedman, kids attacked by burglar "so she peaked around the corner and she saw a man in the bed room,"so she ran to tell her brother in his room.brother attacked by burglar"we see him run into my sister's room here, and he closes the door behind him."then the suspect attacks.brother attacked by burglar"as i turn to my sister and say call the cops, he comes through the door pushes me into the wall here, bursts through and that's when i start following him all the way down the street."that suspect got away... this photo taken from a neighbor's surveillance system.nats friedman talking"and he emptied out the top one which had all the real gold."while inside he stole jewelry and several wallets from friedman's family.still friedman says she doesn't care about the material goods... instead upset this suspect took something more valuable. cathy friedman, kids attacked by burglar "it isn't about the money, it's about violating our home. this is our safe haven this is where we feel safe. and now we don't feel safe here ( marty ) that was doug johnson reporting the sacramento county sheriff's department

says this robbery may be connected to others in the area.. so far -- they havent made an arrest. one movie that debuted last weekend is expected to take a top spot, but it has some competition. we'll show you which movies. next. ( marty ) here's a live look at a caltrans cam -- crews cleaning up the debris from today's implosion.

"kingsman: the golden circle" is looking to remain the number-one movie at the box office this weekend, but an a-list star and a horror thriller could knock it from the top spot. david daniel has preview. "this is the united states drug enforcement agency. we are ordering you to land.""all right, boys!"tom cruise returns to theaters this weekend in "american made," loosely based on the true story of a pilot who got mixed up in the '80's drug wars. reviews are strong, and it's been a couple of years since

cruise had a hit... but universal is expecting a launch in the low- to mid- teens."what's going on?""i would like you to stop my heart.""okay, now's the point where you say it's all a joke." a new generation conducts near- death experiments in a "reimagining" of "flatliners." unlike the boundary-pushing med students played by ellen page, diego luna and co-stars, sony is being modest in its forecast, looking for a seven- or eight-million-dollar debut for the thriller. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( marty ) if you are thinking about what to do today, why not go to a national park. the national park service is celebrating national public land day by offering free admission to all parks. live look out at yosemite. this will be in place at all four-hundred national parks. officials warn people to arrive early and beat the crowds. park officials say visitors will still have to pay for camping or tour fees.

adlib seven day. thats kron 4 news weekend for this saturday 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.

[music] [music] >> tracy sellers: hey, everybody, welcome to "california bountiful." i'm your host, tracy sellers. and today, we're hanging out in healdsburg at a place called shed. and they are taking the farm-to-fork concept to an entirely new level, so let's go check it out, come on. [music] >> cindy daniel: shed is a project that my husband and i started thinking about about 6 or 7 years ago and opened