( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)breezy conditions are forecast to persist into early next week along with seasonably cool temperatures. dry and gusty offshore winds will impact the north bay mountains and east bay hills as well resulting in critical fire weather conditions across those areas. a slight warming trend is possible late in the week with continued dry weather. ( marty @ landing ) happening now.... o.j.

simpson is a free man. simpson walked out of a nevada prison at midnight. he's now free to go where he please's for the first time in years. kristen holmes reports from las vegas. for the first time in nearly a decade -- o-j simpson is a free man.oj simpson/released on parole: "i've done my time" the one time n-f-l great

became america's most well known prisoner.famously acquitted for the 1994 murder of his ex-wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman -- simpson was convicted in 2008 of kidnapping, armed robbery and ten other charges -- after he and a group of men robbed two sports memorabilia dealers at gun point. oj simpson/released on parole: "i wish this would have never happened."simpson serving nine years of a 33- year sentence behind bars. arnelle simpson/oj simpson's daughter: "he truly is remorseful and we just want him to come home so that we can move forward for us."in july -- the nevada board of parole commissioners unanimously voting to grant the 70-year-old parole. a source close to simpson says he will start his life outside of prison in las vegas -- but eventually moving to florida to be closer to his kids.oj simpson/released on parole: "right now, i am at a point in my life where all i want to do is spend as much time as i can with my children and my friends."in las vegas -- i'm kristen holmes reporting. ( marty ) new this morning... highway one is open

again after a c-h-p patrol car hit and killed a pedestrian. it happened around 8:30 last night just north of half moon bay. the c-h-p car was driving on highway one when it hit a 74- year-old man. the man died at the scene. highway one between capistrano road and coronado street was closed for four hours following the crash. (marty) the bodies of a man and woman found inside a parked car in dolores heights. police aren't sure how long the victims had been in the vehicle. kron four's spencer blake talked to some neighbors about what they saw and heard. there is still a bit of blood staining the pavement on rayburn near the intersection of 21st street.there's not often a lot of activity here, but saturday morning, the crime scene was very active."i came out to walk the dog, and the whole street was full of

ambulances and fire trucks." this man talked to several of his neighbors who had gathered to see what police were doing at about 9:30 a-m. then he realized he was talking to the woman who was jogging when she noticed something wrong."she saw there was blood on the car. and so she took down the license plates and called the police. and then she came closer and saw that the woman did not move."several neighbors tell kron four they woke up to police megahorns telling them to stay in their homes.one man who lives across the street from where the car was parked says it appears officers thought there might have been an active threat. they threw a couple flash bangs as they approached the carbefore realizing the man and woman insidewere both dead. "this is rayburn - the small street where those victims were found. they were in the car right here on the curb. and this is almost an alleyway. it's very tucked in and you can see a lot of garage doors, a lot of front doors. but what you don't see are a lot of windows."it's hard to find people who saw or

heard what happened, though police have been trying to track those potential witnesses down.one woman tells kron four there's an upcoming block party that will happen just a block away from where the car was."i'm sure more people will come as a result of this because i think everybody is concerned and wants to speak with their neighbors about what they're seeing."police aren't yet publicizing the victims' identities, nor do they have any description on a potential suspect.in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. ( marty @ landing) the 37th annual san francisco fleet week kicks off today. this is one of the biggest events in the bay area, expected to draw hundreds of thousands to san francisco. it all begins with the arrival of the u-s-s essex at pier 30/32 this morning. that's where we find kron 4's camila bernal who explains some of the events... good morning camila ( camila )good morning marty, the ship is expected to arrive in a couple of hours and everything is getting set for

an upcoming week of events and shows. one of the most anticipated events-- the blue angels... they'll be arriving to the bay area at 5pm today.... but this year's blue angels air show will be on friday, saturday and sunday of next week from noon to 4pm. throughout the week there will be a number of concerts, ship tours, training exercises, and many shows.... something bay area residents look forward to every year. kron 4 will be broadcasting the air show next saturday at 2pm. you can log on to our website for details and schedule schedule. live in san francisco, camila bernal kron 4 news (marty) thanks camila. we'll with you throughout the morning. (marty) a reminder -- kron 4 is your destination for complete fleet week coverage. all week long we'll bring you the latest on events around the bay area. then

next saturday, october 7th ... you can catch our special "blue angels live" show beginning at 2 p-m. coming up...the warriors hit the floor for the first time this season. we'll what the fans think about how the champs played in their first preseason game. volunteers nationwide are on their way to help those in puerto rico. in the bay area the effort is on as well. jobs in the cannabis industry are growing. and california is hiring big time. that story is next.

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it all started when sophia stopped into marshalls and found a mug for surprisingly little green. she paired that with some succulents. and suddenly something clicked. that surprise led to a stylish wood mirror, soothing lavender oils, a party llama... or is that an alpaca? super soft towels, and an enchanting vase that magically tied it all together. she arranged it all into the greatest guest bathroom ever. did sophia expect to get so much bang for so few bucks? no. but great things happen when you choose surprise. marshalls. your surprise is waiting. for your money: here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. (marty) something that is growing, along with marijuana, are government jobs to regulate california's emerging cannabis industry. the use and sale of recreational marijuana use becomes legal in the state next year. and california

is on a hiring binge there could be nearly 500 new jobs by mid-2019. . including scientists. tax collectors. analysts and lawyers.. come january, the state will combine its existing medical cannabis industry with the newly legalized recreational one, creating the country's largest legal pot market. (marty) a big name fast-food restaurant has been hit by a security breach and your information may be in jeopardy. sonic says hackers gained access to millions of credit and debit card numbers... likely by gaining remote access to the machines where you swipe or insert your credit card. sonic has 35-hundred locations across the u-s -- including three in the bay area -- hayward, american canyon and vacaville. ( marty ) in the east bay, people are giving to help the victims of hurricane maria. we'll see their generosity up next.

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spahr with the weather. (dave) breezy conditions are forecast to persist into early next week along with seasonably cool temperatures. dry and gusty offshore winds will impact the north bay mountains and east bay hills as well resulting in critical fire weather conditions across those areas. a slight warming trend is possible late in the week with continued dry weather.

(marty) in oakland... generosity was on display as people gave to help the victims of hurricane maria. kron four's philippe djegal talked to those who felt compelled to lend a hand. (philippe)nats- inspired by the desperate images coming out of puerto rico...claudia avila/donor- "we're one human race."edgar quiroz/donor- "this is what humanity is all about." like dozens of others who stopped by throughout the day... edgar quiroz (key-rows) and claudia (clow-dee-uh) avila rushed to this parking lot on fourth street in oakland... as soon as they learned donations were being accepted for and will soon be shipped out to puerto rico. an

island without power, left in ruins after hurricane maria leveled much of the territory. edgar quiroz/donor- "our puerto rican brothers were sympathetic and helpful during the earthquakes in mexico a couple of weeks ago and its all about community helping one another. we're one large latino community."nats- kermit lucena co- organized the donation drive... kermit lucena/co-organizer- "i was born and raised in puerto rico." lucena and a coaltion of bay area based puerto ricans recently launched the website s-f-4-p- r-dot-com... raising donations to support the victims of hurricane maria. kermit lucena/co-organizer- "my parents are still there, uh, i mean, luckily i've been in communication with them." he says they are okay -- but that they too need help. lucena says this donation drive is one of many his group plans on hosting in the coming weeks.kermit lucena/co- organizer- "i was there for hurricane hugo and george. (inaudible) 98 respectively and this is, i talked with my parents and they told me, this is like nothing we've ever seen." city of oakland councilmember at large, rebecca kaplan... met with organizers and says she is impressed by the public's generosity.rebecca kaplan/councilmember- "we know that puerto rico has been abused in many ways over the

years -- financially and otherwise. but now lives are at stake. and, so seeing the people here in the bay area standing up to help, while the president is not, just shows that we are the ones speaking up for justice, speaking up for protecting the lives of americans and that is what a federal government should be doing, but if they won't we will."claudia avila/donor- "and, it could happen to us. i mean, an earthquake, is you know, its on, its on, its, you know, on the record -- we're due. so don't take it lightly that you're not gonna need somebody's help." and, right now, puerto rico is in peril and will be for quite some time. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (marty) (marty) the golden state warriors played their first pre season game of the year. kron 4's ella sogomonian reports on how the champs did at oracle arena last night. sot: ella sogomonian, oakland// "fans tell me they back whatever decision the warriors want to make with the

anthem and are confidant the team will repeat in this next season."(nat: national anthem) all members of the warriors stood for the national anthem at their first exhbition game saturday night. there was kneeling. no one linked arms. but many left their hands clasped before or behind them or had their arms at their sides as they kept their heads down.whether this was meant to be taken as any message or not is unclear as the team made no direct statement before the game against the denver nuggets. either way fans back them with whatever course they take in regard using their platform to combat perceived racial injustice in america. sot: warriors fan// "i think they already made their message i don't think they need to do it anymore. it's loud and clear and i think everyone already knows their stance on the situation."sot: warriors fan// "the reason why america is such a great country is because people have a voice to make change however they feel its proper especially if its peacefully and so that's kind of what i stand by. if these people want to make a statement i'm for it as long as no body is getting hurt. i think protests should be a little bit uncomfortable."controversy

aside warriors fans were amped at the first preseason game and are confidant the team will win the championship again in the next season considering a stellar team with draymond green presented with the defensive player of the year award. sot: warriors fan// "i think they'll repeat unless somebody gets injured." sot: warriors fan// "absolutely of course they are we are counting on it!"sot: warriors fan// "i think they're definitely going to repeat now that we have kd again i think the chances for a championship are still lgoing to stay consistent." sot: ella sogomonian, oakland// "the next preseason game is set for next wednesday in minnesota against the timberwolves. the season opener will be at home on oct 17th against the houston rockets. in oakland at the oracle arena ella sogomonian kron 4 news." ( marty ) up next... full highlights of the warriors' first preseason game. plus... an emotional end to matt cain's career. see how "the horse" rode off into the sunset... coming up in sports.

one of the most decorated pitcher's in giants history is calling it a career. matt cain took the mound for the final time in his 13-year career. he had a great showing... he pitched five scoreless innings. cain was a key part in the giants winning three world series in five season... and is the only pitcher to throw a perfect game in franchise history. fighting the tears... cain left the game with standing ovation from fans. in the dugout teammates showered him with hugs. manager, bruce bochy says it's not easy saying goodbye to a giants legend

moment for everyone. you know guys were crying in the dugout, that's how much they care about this guy". matt cain/giants pitcher:"it was definitely a roller coaster of emotions up and down the whole time. i think the first couple innings were with all the adrenaline. then the last 3 were just all the guys and the fans, mostly the fans just willing me along. that meant a lot to have that, you could hear that. it was cool to have that moment. > as for the game -- another tough loss for the giants today top 9th -- giants up 2-1... austin hedges hits one to triple's alley... that clears the bases... padres score two runs san diego wins 3-2. giants last game of the season is sunday.the golden state warriors in action can you believe it? preseason game one at oracle arena.team decided to stand for the

national anthem as they took on the denver nuggets. nuggets linked arms and reports tonight that the lakers will do the same. kevin durant in transition.....says out of my way...i'm not only scoring i'm dunking. warriors up early in this one. then steph curry...left side....throws up a little runner and banks it home. that was pretty. great to see basketball back...even is if it preseason. this was a back and forth game. golden state goes on to lose 108-102 but hey it's preseason.and that is sports. (marty) some football scores from saturday... stanford defended the farm beating arizona state 34-24. they're now 3-and-2 this season. cal suffered their second straight loss -- routed in oregon 45-24. and in the mountain west... san jose state lost their fifth game of the season. as the rebels ran

away with one... 41-13. ( marty ) rockslides at yosemite have park offcials concerned. but some visitors continue to climb despite the warnings. that story is coming up.

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spahr with the weather. (dave) breezy conditions are forecast to persist into early next week along with seasonably cool temperatures. dry and

gusty offshore winds will impact the north bay mountains and east bay hills as well resulting in critical fire weather conditions across those areas. a slight warming trend is possible late in the week with continued dry weather. ( marty @ landing) big story we have been following. since wednesday there have been multiple rockslides on el capitan. in addition to that a climber fell on friday. last wednesday a tourist from wales was killed by a rockslide. we've learned

he was protecting his wife who was badly injured during the slide and airlifted to a nearby hospital. the two were not rockclimbing at the time. on thursday, a rockslide 20 times as big as as wednesday's happened. these are some of the pictures of what it looked like on the ground. one man was hit in the head by a falling rock. friday a climber fell and was injured but the details in that case are limited. officials say on average there are around 80 rockslides a year in yosemite valley. the rockslides have not stopped visitors from climbing. ( marty ) the mayor of san juan, puerto rico is making another emotional plea for more help... as the devestated u.s. territory fights off a major humanitarian crisis just 10 days after hurricane maria. kim hutcherson reports. days after hurricane maria decimated the island of puerto rico, there are signs recovery.

according to puerto rico's governor, more than fifty percent of gas operators are now up and running... as well as most hospitals.however, millions are still without electricity and running low on food and water. those who do have power, need gas for generators and cash to purchase the gas.all of which, cash, water and food are scarce or sitting at the port of san juan waiting for someone to deliver them.more rain this weekend may further delay efforts to deliver those supplies.the island is currently under a flash flood watch until sunday.president donald trump plans to tour puerto rico tuesday...stating in his weekly address "it's getting better." sot trump "i know it's been devastating. but we're sending people to help and it's getting better on a daily basis." (marty) president trump continuing to defend his administration's efforts in puerto rico this morning. tweeting: "we have done a great job with the almost impossible situation in puerto rico. outside of the fake news

or politically motivated ingrates.... people are now starting to recognize the amazing work that has been done by fema and our great military. all buildings now inspected... for safety. thank you to the governor of p.r. and to all of those who are working so closely with our first responders. fantastic job! ( marty ) more than 300 people across the country are preparing to leave for puerto rico to help with hurricane relief efforts. a group from the bay area plans to head out this week.. kron 4's hermela aregawi caught up with some of those nurses. a major mission.nurses from across the country are heading to puerto rico..to help health care workers there who are completely overwhelmed in the aftermath of hurricane maria. maureen dugan/california nurses associatonthis is like the heart of nurseing. i mean this is what nurses want to do. they want to go in and help. and we are used to responding to emergencies. but clearly this is on a larger scale... it's what we do as nurses. we want to care for people at their most vulnerable times. the group of

volunteers have been responding to major disasters since 2004. maureen dugan/california nurses associatonwe had nurses just go to hurricane harvey and irma. and they had out of control diabetes. they had children being born. so the basics of day to day but exacerbated. people don't have their medication. they don't have clean water. more than 3 million people in puerto rico are without power and are running out of food, clean water and medications.many hospitals and clinics have had to shut down..in what some are calling a healthcare catastrophemaureen dugan/california nurses associatonnot only are you helping victims but the leaders of these communities. the medical professionals of these communities. they have been working 96 hours straight. they have been devastated as well but they're there because that's their mission. ( marty ) the group will be there for two weeks and are looking to raise money for supplies before they get there.. if you'd like to donate, you can do so on the national nurses united

website. (marty) the man behind "let's make a deal" passed away yesterday. monty hall fell ill after suffering a heart attack this summer, shortly after the death of his wife. hall's daughter says he was the greatest father on the planet. hall was also known for being a philanthropist. his family says hall raised nearly a billion dollars for charities over the years.... his way of paying it forward after a stranger helped pay for his college tuition. monty hall was 96 years old. ( marty ) coming up... new york to tokyo in á30 minutesá could become a reality if elon musk has his way. see what tesla's c-e-o has in mind... coming up after the break. live look outside... san francisco international airport.

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"the spy who loved me," then you remember the lotus sports car that transformed into a personal submarine. . now, four decades later, british luxury automaker aston martin is planning to build a real personal sub. it's actually very apropos, considering that aston martins have been featured in 11 james bond films. a handful of subs will be built at a price tag of roughly four million dollars each. aston martin plans to start shipping them to customers at the end of 20-18. ( marty @ landing) space-x and tesla c-e-o elon musk has a new vision. it's a rocket that would cut down on travel time. musk says the so-called "rocket b-f-r" will be able to transport anyone between 30 minutes to an hour at any location. musk and other officials say the new rocket will take off and land vertically. officials say the rocket will

be able to take anyone from new york to tokyo in about 30- minutes. there has been no word when they'll start building these rockets. (marty) coming up... looking to keep your summer alive? our travel expert stops by with some tips on where to go this fall. live look outside...sutro cam

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national marine park, the four superb islands of the koh hong group can be reached within twenty minutes from ao nang by speedboat, or 45 mins by longtail. set against the spectacular backdrop of phang nga bay, with its countless rocky outcrops, the islands are rightly considered to be among the most beautiful in krabi province.the main island, koh hong is uninhabited, except for the birds, white-faced gibbons and giant monitor lizards that can be often monitor lizards that can be often spotted on the main white sand beach (at quiet times, at least). its interior is home to a large lagoon (the "chamber" to which its thai name "hong" refers). this is best accessed at low tide by kayak, as the diminishing water level makes its colour change drastically from a deep emerald green to a clear turquoise; motor boats (either longtail or speedboats) will go around mid- tide. the entrance to the lagoon is through a dramatic cliff passage that should be photographed on your way out. koh lahding is another

beautiful island with a sheltered cove where there is a birds' nest collectors' camp; further north, both koh pakbia and koh rai have impressive sandbars revealed at low tide. tours will include at least two pretty decent snorkeling stops: the first (or last) at koh daeng, a rock island on the way to (or from) koh hong, and the second in lahding bay. itinerary order varies throughout the month, so that the lagoon can be entered before low tide (or at low tide if going by kayak) and will include a picnic lunch on the main island of koh hong, where basic toilet facilities are available.kayaks, if you choose this option, are carried with you on the boat from ao nang. this is our recommended way to see the islands if you are reasonably fit - approximately one hour's paddle is involved around the coastline.(tape 4 - indian springs)with its mix of understated luxury and restorative amenities like volcanic ash mud baths and an enormous geothermal swimming pool, indian springs in calistoga, calif., has long been one of the napa valley's most popular spa hotels. last year, indian springs completed a $20 million renovation and expansion. while taking care to preserve the resort's early- 1900s char we took legendary,

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at stanford health care, we can now use a blood sample to detect lung cancer. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes to predict heart disease in their families, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all.

imagine what we can do for you. imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. being invaded by off-shore chefs.... the international tastemakers - here to give the bay area a taste of food from afar. on dine and dish - vicki liviakis catches up with the young hot international chefs as they plan meals for this weekend's big blow out. it's a festival for you and your tastbuds... the tastemaker collective popping up all over the globe - but a

first for the u-s - debuting this week here in the bay area. this is our chance to nibble on some of the coolest culinary creations and learn from the young chefs behind it all. like - rafael gome and juan arbalaez - chefs from some of the top eateries in paris. teaming up with local chefs from san francisco's cala - gabriela and kenny. the four are on a shopping spree for the freshest produce here at the ferry building's farmers market. designing exotic menus on the fly - for new diners here. picking peppers from this stall - discussing the nuances of hot in spanish-tongue. the visitors from paris - the visitors from paris - dazzled by the array of beautiful fruits and veggies from california... all part of

a culinary culture exchange that'll be rolled out to ten other u-s cities in 2018. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. ( marty ) the tastemakers collective at fort mason is open to the public - tickets are still available. to find out more go to our kron4 website for details. ( marty ) we caught up with former san francisco 49ers coach jim harbaugh being jim harbaugh. the michigan wolverines coach has a bye this week so he is staying busy by jumping into the aquatic center pool at the university of michigan. he of course made the dive in his khakis and full gameday attire. it appears he has done this in the past when recruits made a commitment to michigan. he's also be

known to attend class with recruits and climb trees for them. coming up on kron four news weekend... o-j simpson has been released from prison. we'll explain where he may be headed. the bodies of a couple were found inside their car in san francisco. hear what neighbors have to say about what happened.

( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather.

(dave)breezy conditions are forecast to persist into early next week along with seasonably cool temperatures. dry and gusty offshore winds will impact the north bay mountains and east bay hills as well resulting in critical fire weather conditions across those areas. a slight warming trend is possible late in the week with continued dry weather.

( marty @ landing ) breaking overnight.... o.j. simpson is a free man. simpson walked out of a nevada prison at midnight. he's now free to go where he please's for the first time in years. kristen holmes reports from las vegas. for the first time in nearly a decade -- o-j simpson is a free man.oj simpson/released on parole: "i've done my time" the one time n-f-l great became america's most well known prisoner.famously acquitted for the 1994 murder of his ex-wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman -- simpson was convicted in 2008 of kidnapping, armed robbery and ten other charges -- after he and a group of men robbed two sports memorabilia dealers at gun point. oj simpson/released on parole: "i wish this would have never happened."simpson serving nine years of a 33- year sentence behind bars. arnelle simpson/oj simpson's daughter: "he truly is remorseful and we just want

him to come home so that we can move forward for us."in july -- the nevada board of parole commissioners unanimously voting to grant the 70-year-old parole. a source close to simpson says he will start his life outside of prison in las vegas -- but eventually moving to florida to be closer to his kids.oj simpson/released on parole: "right now, i am at a point in my life where all i want to do is spend as much time as i can with my children and my friends."in las vegas -- i'm kristen holmes reporting. breaking news out of spain... about 460 people are injured after police fired rubber bullets into a group of protesters. this happened outside a polling station in barcelona. police fired the bullets after protestors tried to stop them from driving away with their ballot boxes at the polling center. the government told police to do this after calling the voting process illegal. authorities report 11 police officers have been injured. ( marty ) new this morning... highway one is open

again after a c-h-p patrol car hit and killed a pedestrian. it happened around 8:30 last night just north of half moon bay. the c-h-p car was driving on highway one when it hit a 74- year-old man. the man died at the scene. highway one between capistrano road and coronado street was closed for four hours following the crash. (marty) the bodies of a man and woman found inside a parked car in dolores heights. police aren't sure how long the victims had been in the vehicle. kron four's spencer blake talked to some neighbors about what they saw and heard. there is still a bit of blood staining the pavement on rayburn near the intersection of 21st street.there's not often a lot of activity here, but saturday morning, the crime scene was very active."i came out to walk the dog, and

the whole street was full of ambulances and fire trucks." this man talked to several of his neighbors who had gathered to see what police were doing at about 9:30 a-m. then he realized he was talking to the woman who was jogging when she noticed something wrong."she saw there was blood on the car. and so she took down the license plates and called the police. and then she came closer and saw that the woman did not move."several neighbors tell kron four they woke up to police megahorns telling them to stay in their homes.one man who lives across the street from where the car was parked says it appears officers thought there might have been an active threat. they threw a couple flash bangs as they approached the carbefore realizing the man and woman insidewere both dead. "this is rayburn - the small street where those victims were found. they were in the car right here on the curb. and this is almost an alleyway. it's very tucked in and you can see a lot of garage doors, a lot of front doors. but what you don't see are a lot of windows."it's hard to find people who saw or heard what happened, though police have been trying to track those potential witnesses down.one woman tells kron four there's an upcoming block party that will happen just a block away from where

the car was."i'm sure more people will come as a result of this because i think everybody is concerned and wants to speak with their neighbors about what they're seeing."police aren't yet publicizing the victims' identities, nor do they have any description on a potential suspect.in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. ( marty @ landing) the 37th annual san francisco fleet week kicks off today. this is one of the biggest events in the bay area, expected to draw hundreds of thousands to san francisco. it all begins with the arrival of the u-s-s essex at pier 30/32 this morning. that's where we find kron 4's camila bernal who explains some of the events... good morning camila ( camila )good morning marty, the ship is expected to arrive

in a couple of hours and everything is getting set for an upcoming week of events and shows. one of the most anticipated events-- the blue angels... they'll be arriving to the bay area at 5pm today.... but this year's blue angels air show will be on friday, saturday and sunday of next week from noon to 4pm. throughout the week there will be a number of concerts, ship tours, training exercises, and many shows.... something bay area residents look forward to every year. kron 4 will be broadcasting the air show next saturday at 2pm. you can log on to our website for details and schedule schedule. live in san francisco, camila bernal kron 4 news (marty) thanks camila. we'll check back with you throughout the morning. (marty) a reminder -- kron 4 is your destination for complete fleet week coverage. all week long we'll bring you the latest on events

around the bay area. then next saturday, october 7th ... you can catch our special "blue angels live" show beginning at 2 p-m. coming up... reaction from dubs fans as the champs took the floor for their first preseason game at roaracle. plus... native puerto ricans in the east bay lend a hand to loved ones back home. the story from oakland just ahead. jobs in the cannabis industry are growing. and california is hiring big time. that story is next.

for your money: here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. (marty) something that is growing, along with marijuana, are government jobs to regulate california's emerging cannabis industry. the use and sale of recreational marijuana use becomes legal in the state next year. and california is on a hiring binge there could be nearly 500 new jobs

by mid-2019. . including scientists. tax collectors. analysts and lawyers.. come january, the state will combine its existing medical cannabis industry with the newly legalized recreational one, creating the country's largest legal pot market. (marty) a big name fast-food restaurant has been hit by a security breach and your information may be in jeopardy. sonic says hackers gained access to millions of credit and debit card numbers... likely by gaining remote access to the machines where you swipe or insert your credit card. sonic has 35-hundred locations across the u-s -- including three in the bay area -- hayward, american canyon and vacaville. ( marty ) in the east bay, people are giving to help the victims of hurricane maria. we'll see their generosity up next.

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( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)breezy conditions are forecast to persist into early next week along with seasonably cool temperatures. dry and gusty offshore winds will impact the north bay mountains and east bay hills as well resulting in critical fire weather conditions across those areas. a slight warming trend is possible late in the week with continued dry weather. (marty)(marty)

(marty) in oakland... generosity was on display as people gave to help the victims of hurricane maria. kron four's philippe djegal talked to those who felt compelled to lend a hand. (philippe)nats- inspired by the desperate images coming out of puerto rico...claudia avila/donor- "we're one human race."edgar quiroz/donor- "this is what humanity is all about." like dozens of others who stopped by throughout the day... edgar quiroz (key-rows) and claudia (clow-dee-uh) avila rushed to this parking lot on fourth street in oakland... as soon as they learned donations were being accepted for and will soon be shipped out to puerto rico. an island without power, left in ruins after hurricane maria leveled much of the territory. edgar quiroz/donor- "our puerto rican brothers were sympathetic and helpful during the earthquakes in mexico a

couple of weeks ago and its all about community helping one another. we're one large latino community."nats- kermit lucena co- organized the donation drive... kermit lucena/co-organizer- "i was born and raised in puerto rico." lucena and a coaltion of bay area based puerto ricans recently launched the website s-f-4-p- r-dot-com... raising donations to support the victims of hurricane maria. kermit lucena/co-organizer- "my parents are still there, uh, i mean, luckily i've been in communication with them." he says they are okay -- but that they too need help. lucena says this donation drive is one of many his group plans on hosting in the coming weeks.kermit lucena/co- organizer- "i was there for hurricane hugo and george. (inaudible) 98 respectively and this is, i talked with my parents and they told me, this is like nothing we've ever seen." city of oakland councilmember at large, rebecca kaplan... met with organizers and says she is impressed by the public's generosity.rebecca kaplan/councilmember- "we know that puerto rico has been abused in many ways over the years -- financially and

otherwise. but now lives are at stake. and, so seeing the people here in the bay area standing up to help, while the president is not, just shows that we are the ones speaking up for justice, speaking up for protecting the lives of americans and that is what a federal government should be doing, but if they won't we will."claudia avila/donor- "and, it could happen to us. i mean, an earthquake, is you know, its on, its on, its, you know, on the record -- we're due. so don't take it lightly that you're not gonna need somebody's help." and, right now, puerto rico is in peril and will be for quite some time. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (marty) the golden state warriors played their first pre season game of the year. kron 4's ella sogomonian reports on how the champs did at oracle arena last night. sot: ella sogomonian, oakland// "fans tell me they back whatever decision the warriors want to make with the anthem and are confidant the team will repeat in this next season."(nat: national anthem) all members of the warriors stood for the national anthem at their first exhbition game

saturday night. there was kneeling. no one linked arms. but many left their hands clasped before or behind them or had their arms at their sides as they kept their heads down.whether this was meant to be taken as any message or not is unclear as the team made no direct statement before the game against the denver nuggets. either way fans back them with whatever course they take in regard using their platform to combat perceived racial injustice in america. sot: warriors fan// "i think they already made their message i don't think they need to do it anymore. it's loud and clear and i think everyone already knows their stance on the situation."sot: warriors fan// "the reason why america is such a great country is because people have a voice to make change however they feel its proper especially if its peacefully and so that's kind of what i stand by. if these people want to make a statement i'm for it as long as no body is getting hurt. i think protests should be a little bit uncomfortable."controversy aside warriors fans were amped at the first preseason game and are confidant the team will win the championship again in the next season considering a stellar team

with draymond green presented with the defensive player of the year award. sot: warriors fan// "i think they'll repeat unless somebody gets injured." sot: warriors fan// "absolutely of course they are we are counting on it!"sot: warriors fan// "i think they're definitely going to repeat now that we have kd again i think the chances for a championship are still lgoing to stay consistent." sot: ella sogomonian, oakland// "the next preseason game is set for next wednesday in minnesota against the timberwolves. the season opener will be at home on oct 17th against the houston rockets. in oakland at the oracle arena ella sogomonian kron 4 news." ( marty ) up next... full highlights of the warriors' first preseason game. plus... an emotional end to matt cain's career. see how "the horse" rode off into the sunset... coming up in sports. live look outside... richmond bridge a dog's big life,

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giants history is calling it a career. matt cain took the mound for the final time in his 13-year career. he had a great showing... he pitched five scoreless innings. cain was a key part in the giants winning three world series in five season... and is the only pitcher to throw a perfect game in franchise history. fighting the tears... cain left the game with standing ovation from fans. in the dugout teammates showered him with hugs. manager, bruce bochy says it's not easy saying goodbye to a giants legend

care about this guy". matt cain/giants pitcher:"it was definitely a roller coaster of emotions up and down the whole time. i think the first couple innings were with all the adrenaline. then the last 3 were just all the guys and the fans, mostly the fans just willing me along. that meant a lot to have that, you could hear that. it was cool to have that moment. > as for the game -- another tough loss for the giants today top 9th -- giants up 2-1... austin hedges hits one to triple's alley... that clears the bases... padres score two runs san diego wins 3-2. giants last game of the season is sunday.the golden state warriors in action can you believe it? preseason game one at oracle arena.team decided to stand for the national anthem as they took on the denver nuggets.

nuggets linked arms and reports tonight that the lakers will do the same. kevin durant in transition.....says out of my way...i'm not only scoring i'm dunking. warriors up early in this one. then steph curry...left side....throws up a little runner and banks it home. that was pretty. great to see basketball back...even is if it preseason. this was a back and forth game. golden state goes on to lose 108-102 but hey it's preseason.and that is sports. (marty) some football scores from saturday... stanford defended the farm beating arizona state 34-24. they're now 3-and-2 this season. cal suffered their second straight loss -- routed in oregon 45-24. and in the mountain west... san jose state lost their fifth game of the season. as the rebels ran away with one... 41-13. ( marty ) rockslides at yosemite have park offcials

concerned. but some visitors continue to climb despite the warnings. that story is coming up. live look outside... golden gate bridge.. 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.

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spahr with the weather. (dave)breezy conditions are forecast to persist into early next week along with seasonably cool temperatures. dry and gusty offshore winds will impact the north bay mountains and east bay

hills as well resulting in critical fire weather conditions across those areas. a slight warming trend is possible late in the week with continued dry weather. ( marty @ ( marty @ landing) big story we have been following. since wednesday there have been multiple rockslides on el capitan. in addition to that a climber fell on friday. last wednesday a tourist from wales was killed by a rockslide. we've learned he was protecting his wife who

was badly injured during the slide and airlifted to a nearby hospital. the two were not rockclimbing at the time. on thursday, a rockslide 20 times as big as as wednesday's happened. these are some of the pictures of what it looked like on the ground. one man was hit in the head by a falling rock. friday a climber fell and was injured but the details in that case are limited. officials say on average there are around 80 rockslides a year in yosemite valley. the rockslides have not stopped visitors from climbing. ( marty ) the mayor of san juan, puerto rico is making another emotional plea for more help... as the devestated u.s. territory fights off a major humanitarian crisis just 10 days after hurricane maria. kim hutcherson reports. days after hurricane maria decimated the island of puerto rico, there are signs recovery. according to puerto rico's governor, more than fifty

percent of gas operators are now up and running... as well as most hospitals.however, millions are still without electricity and running low on food and water. those who do have power, need gas for generators and cash to purchase the gas.all of which, cash, water and food are scarce or sitting at the port of san juan waiting for someone to deliver them.more rain this weekend may further delay efforts to deliver those supplies.the island is currently under a flash flood watch until sunday.president donald trump plans to tour puerto rico tuesday...stating in his weekly address "it's getting better." sot trump "i know it's been devastating. but we're sending people to help and it's getting better on a daily basis." (marty) president trump continuing to defend his administration's efforts in puerto rico this morning. tweeting: "we have done a great job with the almost impossible situation in puerto rico. outside of the fake news or politically motivated ingrates.... people are

now starting to recognize the amazing work that has been done by fema and our great military. all buildings now inspected... for safety. thank you to the governor of p.r. and to all of those who are working so closely with our first responders. fantastic job! ( marty ) 4 your health this morning. health officials are warning this flu season could be a miserable one. australia has already been hit hard by a strain that causes severe symptoms. tashanea whitlow has more on how you can prepare. this flu season is expected to be rough one. flu season, usually starts as early as october, but according dr. ira helfand from the family care medical center in springfield, health officials have already confirmed several cases. "everyone needs to get a flu shot this year, that's really the key way for people to protect themselves," said dr. helfand. especially this year. and that's because there's been a major flu outbreak in australia that could affect us here in the united states. "the concern is with this large outbreak h3n1 in australia, that has been going on over our summer, their

winter. that's the strain we're going to see this winter," helfand told 22news. every flu season is different and influenza infection can affect people differently. millions of people get the flu every year. hundreds of thousands of people are hospitalized and thousands die from flu-related causes every year, according to the centers for disease control and prevention.rita leger of chicopee said, its imperative her husband gets his flu shot. "he has severe copd. his lungs are all congested, so if he gets the flu, he could die from it." leger continued, "i get it every year, because i don't want to get the flu." vaccination don't make you bulletproof, but it will definitely lower your chances by about 60%.beverley kopec of south hadley told 22news, "it's best to get the flu shot. i've had the flu a long time ago and i think it's better to get the flu shot, because it does prevent you from getting it worst."and people come up with plenty of excuses, to not get a flu shot. health experts recommend if you're scared of shots, call a friend, read a book or listen to a happy song before your shot.flu vaccines are recommended for anyone 6 months and older, with some children requiring two rounds but most adults only needing one shot. shot.needing one shot.

(marty) the man behind "let's make a deal" passed away yesterday. monty hall fell ill after suffering a heart attack this summer, shortly after the death of his wife. hall's daughter says he was the greatest father on the planet. hall was also known for being a philanthropist. his family says hall raised nearly a billion dollars for charities over the years.... his way of paying it forward after a stranger helped pay for his college tuition. monty hall was 96 years old. ( marty ) coming up... new york to tokyo in á30 minutesá could become a reality if elon musk has his way. see what tesla's c-e-o has in mind... coming up after the live look outside... san francisco international airport. what are we missing here, janet?

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new york to tokyo in about 30- minutes. there has been no word when they'll start building these rockets. ( marty ) the hardly strictly bluegrass festival is just around the corner. hear what organizers have planned for this year after the break. live look outside... san mateo bridge.

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ted? (dave)breezy conditions are forecast to persist into early next week along with seasonably cool temperatures. dry and gusty offshore winds will impact the north bay mountains and east bay hills as well resulting in critical fire weather conditions across those areas. a slight warming trend is possible late in the week with continued dry weather.

( marty ) it's an annual bay area tradition...the 17th annual hardly strictly bluegrass festival beginning friday at golden gate park. a long weekend of great music and

it's all free. ( marty ) and joining me this morning are the organizers of the festival tricia gibbs and mick hellman.. warren and chris hellman started it. the event is held every year in golden gate park. it is held friday october 6th to sunday october 7th. friday's line-up includes the sam chase & the untraditional, drew holcomb and the neighbors, chuck

prophet & the mission express, seun kuti & egypt 80, brandi carlile. saturday has bela fleck & abigail washburn, tim o'brien band, peter rowan dharma blues featuring jack casady, alison brown & the compass bluegrass allstars featuring bobby osborne, gillian welch and steve earle & the dukes. sunday features the sons of the soul revivers, hot tuna electric, dave alvin & the guilty ones, the flatlanders, john prine and emmylou harris

the hardly strictly bluegrass festival is happening friday october 6th from noon to 7 p-m, saturday october 7th from 11 a-m to 7 p-m and sunday october 8th from 11 a-m to 7 p-m.

san francisco is being invaded by off-shore chefs.... the international tastemakers - here to give the bay area a taste of food from afar. on dine and dish - vicki liviakis catches up with the young hot international chefs as they plan meals for this weekend's big blow out. it's a festival for you and your tastbuds... the tastemaker collective popping up all over the globe - but a first for the u-s - debuting this week here in the bay area. this is our chance to nibble on some of the coolest culinary creations

and learn from the young chefs behind it all. like - rafael gome and juan arbalaez - chefs from some of the top eateries in paris. teaming up with local chefs from san francisco's cala - gabriela and kenny. the four are on a shopping spree for the freshest produce here at the ferry building's farmers market. designing exotic menus on the fly - for new diners here. picking peppers from this stall - discussing the nuances of hot in spanish-tongue. the visitors from paris - dazzled by the from paris - the visitors from paris - dazzled by the

array of beautiful fruits and veggies from california... all part of a culinary culture exchange that'll be rolled out to ten other u-s cities in 2018. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. coming up on kron four news weekend... o-j simpson has been released from prison. we'll explain where he may be headed. the bodies of a couple were found inside their car in san francisco. hear what neighbors have to say about what happened.

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to persist into early next week along with seasonably cool temperatures. dry and gusty offshore winds will impact the north bay mountains and east bay hills as well resulting in critical fire weather conditions across those areas. a slight warming trend is possible late in the week with continued dry weather.

( marty ) it's official-- o-j simpson is out of prison. months after his highly- publicized parole hearing....simpson tasted his first few moments of freedom after he walked out of lovelock correctional center shortly after midnight. reporter brittany edney has been tracking the latest on his release and joins us live from the nevada parole office in las vegas... brittany. (ááátake brittanyááá)marty... o-j simpson is now a free man and after so much speculation about when he'd be released over the next 3 days... he basically slipped out of lovelock in the middle of the night--- escaping a huge media

circus. it really just feels like a plan by prison officials to keep him out of the spotlight.here's video of simpson leaving prison--- wearing a ball cap, a denim jacket and jeans.heading out to the parking lot where we're told a friend picked him up.as he was leaving, a spokeswoman for the nevada department of corrections told him, "don't come back" and simpson replied, "i don't intend to." that same official says the secretive manner of his release was to make sure he and others stayed safe and to help avoid any kind of incident.as for where he's going next.... cnn is saying he's heading our way, here in vegas--- staying in a gated community somewhere in the surrounding area.long term-- simpson has said he'd like to eventually move to florida--

his attorney malcolm lavergne says it's still up in the air as to when that could happen. florida says simpson hasn't filed a transfer requestand the attorney general has been very vocal, saying the state doesn't want him.liveafter 9 years of prison food- after 9 years of prison food- simpson says one of his first meals after getting out will be at in and out burger.reporting live from las vegas, brittany edney. (marty) thank you brittany for that report. ( marty ) new this morning... highway one is open again after a c-h-p patrol car hit and killed a pedestrian. it happened around 8:30 last

night just north of half moon bay. the c-h-p car was driving on highway one when it hit a 74-year-old man. the man died at the scene. highway one between capistrano road and coronado street was closed for four hours following the ( marty @ landing) the 37th annual san francisco fleet week kicks off today. this is one of the biggest events in the bay area, expected to draw hundreds of thousands to san francisco. it all begins with the arrival of the u-s-s essex at pier 30/32 this morning. that's where we find kron 4's camila bernal who explains some of the events... good morning camila ( camila )good morning marty, the ship is expected to arrive in a couple of hours and everything is getting set for an upcoming week of events and shows. one of the most anticipated events-- the blue angels... they'll be arriving to the bay

area at 5pm today.... but this year's blue angels air show will be on friday, saturday and sunday of next week from noon to 4pm. throughout the week there will be a number of concerts, ship tours, training exercises, and many shows.... something bay area residents look forward to every year. kron 4 will be every year. kron 4 will be broadcasting the air show next saturday at 2pm. you can log on to our website for details and schedule schedule. live in san francisco, camila bernal kron 4 news (marty) thanks camila. we'll check back with you throughout the morning. (marty) a reminder -- kron 4 is your destination for complete fleet week coverage. all week long we'll bring you the latest on events around the bay area. then next saturday, october 7th ... you can catch our special "blue angels live" show beginning at 2 p-m.

coming up... reaction from dubs fans as the champs took the floor for their first preseason game at roaracle. plus... native puerto ricans in the east bay lend a hand to loved ones back home. the story from oakland just ahead. jobs in the cannabis industry are growing. and california is hiring big time. that story is next. for your money: here are

the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. (marty) something that is growing, along with marijuana, are government jobs to regulate california's emerging cannabis industry. the use and sale of recreational marijuana use becomes legal in the state next year. and california is on a hiring binge there could be nearly 500 new jobs by mid-2019. . including scientists. tax collectors. analysts and lawyers.. come january, the state will combine its existing medical cannabis industry with the newly legalized recreational

one, creating the country's largest legal pot market. (marty) a big name fast-food restaurant has been hit by a security breach and your information may be in jeopardy. sonic says hackers gained access to millions of credit and debit card numbers... likely by gaining remote access to the machines where you swipe or insert your credit card. sonic has 35-hundred locations across the u-s -- including three in the bay area -- hayward, american canyon and vacaville. ( marty ) in the east bay, people are giving to help the victims of hurricane maria. we'll see their generosity up next. live look outside... bay bridge toll plaza. live look outside... sutro cam.

( marty ) here is dave weather. (dave) breezy conditions are forecast

to persist into early next week along with seasonably cool temperatures. dry and gusty offshore winds will impact the north bay mountains and east bay hills as well resulting in critical fire weather conditions across those areas. a slight warming trend is possible late in the week with continued dry weather.

(marty) in oakland...

generosity was on display as people gave to help the victims of hurricane maria. kron four's philippe djegal talked to those who felt compelled to lend a hand. (philippe)nats- inspired by the desperate images coming out of puerto rico...claudia avila/donor- "we're one human race."edgar quiroz/donor- "this is what humanity is all about." like dozens of others who stopped by throughout the day... edgar quiroz (key-rows) and claudia (clow-dee-uh) avila rushed to this parking lot on fourth street in oakland... as soon as they learned donations were being accepted for and will soon be shipped out to puerto rico. an island without power, left in ruins after hurricane maria leveled much of the territory. edgar quiroz/donor- "our puerto rican brothers were sympathetic and helpful during the earthquakes in mexico a couple of weeks ago and its

all about community helping one another. we're one large latino community."nats- kermit lucena co- organized the donation drive... kermit lucena/co-organizer- "i was born and raised in puerto rico." lucena and a coaltion of bay area based puerto ricans recently launched the website s-f-4-p- r-dot-com... raising donations to support the victims of hurricane maria. kermit lucena/co-organizer- "my parents are still there, uh, i mean, luckily i've been in communication with them." he says they are okay -- but that they too need help. lucena says this donation drive is one of many his group plans on hosting in the coming weeks.kermit lucena/co- organizer- "i was there for hurricane hugo and george. (inaudible) 98 respectively and this is, i talked with my parents and they told me, this is like nothing we've ever seen." city of oakland councilmember at large, rebecca kaplan... met with organizers and says she is impressed by the public's generosity.rebecca kaplan/councilmember- "we know that puerto rico has been abused in many ways over the years -- financially and otherwise. but now lives are at stake. and, so seeing the people here in the bay area

standing up to help, while the president is not, just shows that we are the ones speaking up for justice, speaking up for protecting the lives of americans and that is what a federal government should be doing, but if they won't we will."claudia avila/donor- "and, it could happen to us. i mean, an earthquake, is you know, its on, its on, its, you know, on the record -- we're due. so don't take it lightly that you're not gonna need somebody's help." and, right now, puerto rico is in peril and will be for quite some time. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (marty) the golden state warriors played their first pre season game of the season saturday. kron 4's ella sogomonian reports on how the champs opened things up oracle arena last night. sot: ella sogomonian, oakland// "fans tell me they back whatever decision the warriors want to make with the anthem and are confidant the team will repeat in this next season."(nat: national anthem) all members of the warriors stood for the national anthem at their first exhbition game

saturday night. there was kneeling. no one linked arms. but many left their hands clasped before or behind them or had their arms at their sides as they kept their heads down.whether this was meant to be taken as any message or not is unclear as the team made no direct statement before the game against the denver nuggets. either way fans back them with whatever course they take in regard using their platform to combat perceived racial injustice in america. sot: warriors fan// "i think they already made their message i don't think they need to do it anymore. it's loud and clear and i think everyone already knows their stance on the situation."sot: warriors fan// "the reason why america is such a great country is because people have a voice to make change however they feel its proper especially if its peacefully and so that's kind of what i stand by. if these people want to make a statement i'm for it as long as no body is getting hurt. i think protests should be a little bit uncomfortable."controversy aside warriors fans were amped at the first preseason game and are confidant the team will win the championship again in the next season considering a stellar team with draymond green presented with the defensive player of the year award. sot: warriors fan// "i think they'll repeat unless somebody gets injured." sot: warriors fan// "absolutely of course they are

we are counting on it!"sot: warriors fan// "i think they're definitely going to repeat now that we have kd again i think the chances for a championship are still lgoing to stay consistent." sot: ella sogomonian, oakland// "the next preseason game is set for next wednesday in minnesota against the timberwolves. the season opener will be at home on oct 17th against the houston rockets. in oakland at the oracle arena ella sogomonian kron 4 news." ( marty ) up next... full highlights of the warriors' first preseason game. plus... an emotional end to matt cain's career. see how "the horse" rode off into the sunset... coming up in sports. live look outside... richmond bridge

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pitcher's in giants history is calling it a career. matt cain took the mound for the final time in his 13-year career. he had a great showing... he pitched five scoreless innings. cain was a key part in the giants winning three world series in five season... and is the only pitcher to throw a perfect game in franchise history. fighting the tears... cain left the game with standing ovation from fans. in the dugout teammates showered him with hugs. manager, bruce bochy says it's not easy saying goodbye to a giants legend

tough time for everyone to see something like this happen, but we're proud for him. yet you know it's an emotional moment for everyone. you know guys were crying in the dugout, that's how much they care about this guy". matt cain/giants pitcher:"it was definitely a roller coaster of emotions up and down the whole time. i think the first couple innings were with all the adrenaline. then the last 3 were just all the guys and the fans, mostly the fans just willing me along. that meant a lot to have that, you could hear that. it was cool to have that moment. > as for the game -- another tough loss for the giants today top 9th -- giants up 2-1... austin hedges hits one to triple's alley... that clears the bases... padres score two runs san diego wins 3-2. giants last game of the season is sunday. the golden state warriors in action can you believe it? preseason game one at oracle arena.team decided to stand for the national anthem as they took on the denver nuggets. nuggets linked arms and reports tonight that the

lakers will do the same. kevin durant in transition.....says out of my way...i'm not only scoring i'm dunking. warriors up early in this one. then steph curry...left side....throws up a little runner and banks it home. that was pretty. great to see basketball back...even is if it preseason. this was a back and forth game. golden state goes on to lose 108-102 but hey it's preseason.and that is sports. (marty) some football scores from saturday... stanford defended the farm beating arizona state 34-24. they're now 3-and-2 this season. cal suffered their second straight loss -- routed in oregon 45-24. and in the mountain west... san jose state lost their fifth game of the season. as the rebels ran away with one... 41-13. ( marty ) rockslides at

yosemite have park offcials concerned. but some visitors continue to climb despite the warnings. that story is coming up. live look outside... golden gate bridge.. the leader.

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the best or nothing. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave) breezy conditions are forecast to persist into early next week along with seasonably cool temperatures. dry and gusty offshore winds will

impact the north bay mountains and east bay hills as well resulting in critical fire weather conditions across those areas. a slight warming trend is possible late in the week with continued dry weather. ( marty @ landing) ( marty @ landing)( marty @ ( marty @ landing) big story we landing) big story we have been following. since wednesday there have been multiple rockslides on el capitan. in addition to that a climber fell on friday. last wednesday a tourist

from wales was killed by a rockslide. we've learned he was protecting his wife who was badly injured during the slide and airlifted to a nearby hospital. the two were not rockclimbing at the time. on thursday, a rockslide 20 times as big as as wednesday's happened. these are some of the pictures of what it looked like on the ground. one man was hit in the head by a falling rock. friday a climber fell and was injured but the details in that case are limited. officials say on average there are around 80 rockslides a year in yosemite valley. the rockslides have not stopped visitors from climbing. ( marty ) the mayor of san juan, puerto rico is making another emotional plea for more help... as the devestated u.s. territory fights off a major humanitarian crisis just 10 days after hurricane maria. kim hutcherson reports. days after hurricane maria decimated the island of puerto

rico, there are signs recovery. according to puerto rico's governor, more than fifty percent of gas operators are now up and running... as well as most hospitals.however, millions are still without electricity and running low on food and water. those who do have power, need gas for generators and cash to purchase the gas.all of which, cash, water and food are scarce or sitting at the port of san juan waiting for someone to deliver them.more rain this weekend may further delay efforts to deliver those supplies.the island is currently under a flash flood watch until sunday.president donald trump plans to tour puerto rico tuesday...stating in his weekly address "it's getting better." sot trump "i know it's been devastating. but we're sending people to help and it's getting better on a daily basis." (marty) president trump continuing to defend his administration's efforts in puerto rico this morning. tweeting: "we have done a great job with the almost impossible situation in puerto

rico. outside of the fake news or politically motivated ingrates.... people are now starting to recognize the amazing work that has been done by fema and our great military. all buildings now inspected... for safety. thank you to the governor of p.r. and to all of those who are working so closely with our first responders. fantastic job! ( marty ) more than 300 people across the country are preparing to leave for puerto rico to help with hurricane relief efforts. a group from the bay area plans to head out this week.. kron 4's hermela aregawi caught up with some of those nurses. a major mission.nurses from across the country are heading to puerto rico..to help health care workers there who are completely overwhelmed in the aftermath of hurricane maria. maureen dugan/california nurses associatonthis is like the heart of nurseing. i mean this is what nurses want to do. they want to go in and help. and we are used to responding to emergencies. but clearly this is on a larger scale... it's what we do as nurses. we want to care for people at their most

vulnerable times. the group of volunteers have been responding to major disasters since 2004. maureen dugan/california nurses associatonwe had nurses just go to hurricane harvey and irma. and they had out of control diabetes. they had children being born. so the basics of day to day but exacerbated. people don't have their medication. they don't have clean water. more than 3 million people in puerto rico are without power and are running out of food, clean water and medications.many hospitals and clinics have had to shut down..in what some are calling a healthcare catastrophemaureen dugan/california nurses associatonnot only are you helping victims but the leaders of these communities. the medical professionals of these communities. they have been working 96 hours straight. they have been devastated as well but they're there because that's their mission. ( marty ) the group will be there for two weeks and are looking to raise money for supplies before they get there.. if you'd like to

donate, you can do so on the national nurses united website. ( marty ) 4 your health this morning. health officials are warning this flu season could be a miserable one. australia has already been hit hard by a strain that causes severe symptoms. tashanea whitlow has more on how you can prepare. this flu season is expected to be rough one. flu season, usually starts as early as october, but according dr. ira helfand from the family care medical center in springfield, health officials have already confirmed several cases. "everyone needs to get a flu shot this year, that's really the key way for people to protect themselves," said dr. helfand. especially this year. and that's because there's been a major flu outbreak in australia that could affect us here in the united states. "the concern is with this large outbreak h3n1 in australia, that has been going on over our summer, their winter. that's the strain we're going to see this winter," helfand told 22news. every flu season is different and influenza infection can affect people differently. millions of people get the flu every year. hundreds of thousands of people are hospitalized and thousands die from flu-related causes every year, according to the centers for disease control and prevention.rita leger of chicopee said, its imperative her husband gets his flu shot. "he has severe copd. his lungs are all congested, so if he gets the flu, he could die from it." leger continued, "i get it every year, because i don't want to get the flu."

vaccination don't make you bulletproof, but it will definitely lower your chances by about 60%.beverley kopec of south hadley told 22news, "it's best to get the flu shot. i've had the flu a long time ago and i think it's better to get the flu shot, because it does prevent you from getting it worst."and people come up with plenty of excuses, to not get a flu shot. health experts recommend if you're scared of shots, call a friend, read a book or listen to a happy song before your shot.flu vaccines are recommended for anyone 6 months and older, with some children requiring two rounds but most adults only needing one shot. (marty) the man behind "let's make a deal" passed away yesterday. monty hall fell

ill after suffering a heart attack this summer, shortly after the death of his wife. hall's daughter says he was the greatest father on the planet. hall was also known for being a philanthropist. his family says hall raised nearly a billion dollars for charities over the years.... his way of paying it forward after a stranger helped pay for his college tuition. monty hall was 96 years old. ( marty ) coming up... new york to tokyo in á30 minutesá could become a reality if elon musk has his way. see what tesla's c-e-o has in mind... coming up after the break.

if you saw the 19-77 james bond film "the spy who loved me," then you remember the lotus sports car that transformed into a personal submarine. . now, four decades later, british luxury automaker aston martin is planning to build a real personal sub. it's actually very apropos, considering that aston martins have been featured in 11 james

bond films. a handful of subs will be built at a price tag of roughly four million dollars each. aston martin plans to start shipping them to customers at the end of 20-18. ( marty @ landing) space-x and tesla c-e-o elon musk has a new vision. it's a rocket that would cut down on travel time. musk says the so-called "rocket b-f-r" will be able to transport anyone between 30 minutes to an hour at any location. musk and other officials say the new rocket will take off and land vertically. officials say the rocket will be able to take anyone from new york to tokyo in about 30- minutes. there has been no word when they'll start building these rockets. (marty) coming up... looking to keep your summer alive? our travel expert stops by with some tips on where to go this fall. live look outside...sutro cam (dave)breezy conditions are

forecast to persist into early next week along with seasonably cool temperatures. dry and gusty offshore winds will impact the north bay mountains and east bay hills as well resulting in critical fire weather conditions across those areas. a slight warming trend is possible late in the week with continued dry weather.

it's that time of year again. fall is here, kids are back in school. not ready to say goodbye to summer? travel enthusiast dana rebmann has some ideas to keep that summer feeling going.we're lucky in the bay area, our mild climate makes it hard to complain about weather. but that doesn't mean we don't love summer, and for many people with summer, comes swimming. don't say goodbye to summer, just visit spots where you can make a splash and feel like it's summer.like a mexican cenote.(tape 1 - mexican cenote)the cenote is open to the sky with the water level about 26 metres (85 ft) below ground level. there is a carved stairway down to a swimming platform. the cenote is about 60 metres (200 ft) in diameter and about 40 metres (130 ft) deep.there are vines which reach from the opening all the way down to the water along with small waterfalls. there are black catfish which swim in the cenote. cenote ik

kil is sacred to the mayans and the mayans used this cenote for both relaxation and ritual services. there is also a mayan ruin on the site.(tape 2 - mermaid swim)mermaid tails are all the rage and for good reason: they are a fun and exciting way to explore the ocean! with hawaii mermaid adventures, learn to swim like a mermaid while creating great memories on your maui vacation. your swim instructors are certified lifeguards with years of experience. they will keep everyone safe while capturing great photos too. no extra charge!explore the ocean as a mermaid during your swim lesson with a certified lifeguard and with a certified your swim lesson mermaid during ocean as a explore the no extra charge!great photos too. while capturing everyone safe will keep everyone safe while capturing

great photos too. no extra charge!explore the ocean as a mermaid during your swim lesson with a certified lifeguard and mermaid instructor. your mermaid guide immerses you into the ocean habitat where you learn all about life as a mermaid, various marine animals and coral as well as marine conservation, mermaid mythology and sailors' tales. your lesson includes free digital underwater photos too! (tape 3 - hong islands)belonging to the

national marine park, the four superb islands of the koh hong group can be reached within twenty minutes from ao nang by speedboat, or 45 mins by longtail. set against the spectacular backdrop of phang nga bay, with its countless rocky outcrops, the islands are rightly considered to be among the most beautiful in krabi province.the main island, koh hong is uninhabited, except for the birds, white-faced gibbons and giant monitor lizards that can be often spotted on the main white sand beach (at quiet times, at least). its interior is home to a large lagoon (the "chamber" to which its thai name "hong" refers). this is best accessed at low tide by kayak, as the diminishing water level makes its colour change drastically from a deep emerald green to a clear turquoise; motor boats (either longtail or speedboats) will go around mid-tide. the entrance to the lagoon is through a dramatic cliff passage that should be photographed on your way out. koh lahding is another beautiful island with a sheltered cove where there is a birds' nest collectors' camp; further north, both koh pakbia and koh rai have

impressive sandbars revealed at low tide. tours will include at least two pretty decent snorkeling stops: the first (or last) at koh daeng, a rock island on the way to (or from) koh hong, and the second in lahding bay. itinerary order varies throughout the month, so that the lagoon can be entered before low tide (or at low tide if going by kayak) and will include a picnic lunch on the main island of koh hong, where basic toilet facilities are available.kayaks, if you choose this option, are carried with you on the boat from ao nang. this is our recommended way to see the islands if you are reasonably fit - approximately one hour's paddle is involved around the coastline.(tape 4 - indian springs)with its mix of understated luxury and restorative amenities like volcanic ash mud baths and an enormous geothermal swimming pool, indian springs in calistoga, calif., has long been one of the napa valley's most popular spa hotels. last year, indian springs completed a $20 million renovation and expansion. while taking care to preserve the resort's early- 1900s character, the owners added 75 new guest rooms, enhanced the hotel's gardens and grounds, and opened the resort's first restaurant, sam's social club, named for sam brannan, the gold rush entrepreneur who built the original spa on the site in 1861.locationindian springs is about 90 minutes by car from san francisco, berkeley and oakland. downtown calistoga is a few minutes' walk from the hotel. there are several wineries within easy cycling distance of indian springs, and the hotel maintains a fleet of snappy single-speed bikes from the san francisco- based company public.the room last april, my wife and i booked a geyser view room, one notch above a basic unit, on

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invaded by off-shore chefs.... the international tastemakers - here to give the bay area a taste of food from afar. on dine and dish - vicki liviakis catches up with the young hot international chefs as they plan meals for this weekend's big blow out. it's a festival for you and your tastbuds... the tastemaker collective popping up all over the globe - but a first for the u-s - debuting this week here in the bay area. this is our chance to nibble on some of the coolest culinary creations and learn from the young chefs behind it all. like - rafael gome and juan arbalaez - chefs from some of the top eateries in paris. teaming up with local chefs from san francisco's cala - gabriela and kenny. the four are on a shopping spree for the freshest produce here at the ferry building's farmers market. designing exotic menus on the fly - for new

diners here. picking peppers from this stall - discussing the nuances of hot in spanish-tongue. the visitors from paris - dazzled by the array of beautiful fruits and veggies from california... all part of a culinary culture exchange that'll be rolled out to ten other u-s cities in 2018. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. ( marty ) the tastemakers collective at fort mason is open to the public - tickets are still available. to find out more go to our kron4 website for details.

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