( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)the warming trend that got underway across our region yesterday will continue today. the warming trend will intensify on monday when offshore flow develops. very warm and dry conditions are forecast across the region on both monday and tuesday. dry weather conditions will persist through the week.

gradual cooling is forecast during the second half of the week, but temperatures will remain above seasonal average. ( marty @ landing with map vo) breaking overnight... one person has been injured in a shooting in san francisco.a shooting in been injured in one person has overnight... breaking map vo)landing with ( marty @ ( marty @ landing with map vo) breaking overnight... one person has been injured in a shooting in san francisco. it is believed multiple shooters were involved. according to police, it happened just before 9 pm saturday near the corner of laguna and clay streets.(bring in camila in landing monitor) that's where we find camila bernal this morning... camila, what's the latest? ( camila )good morning marty, police are still searching for two people they believe to be involved. it all happened just before 9pm saturday night on clay

street and latina street. investigators came out to the area last night but we still don't have a lot of details on this shooting.what we do know is that one person was shot. that person was taken to the hospital and had non-life threatening injuries. authorities again are still searching for two people involved and they are asking anyone who saw anything or has an formation to contact them. reporting live in san francisco camila bernal kron 4 news ( marty @ landing) thanks camila. (marty) now to the latest on our fire coverage.. evacuation orders have been lifted in a glen ellen neighborhood... although many streets remain closed in that sonoma county community. kron4's lydia pantazes spoke with people returning home for the first time since the fire.

(pkg)(nats)jeff gilbert wasn't sure what he'd find when he returned to his glenn ellen home for the first time.(nats) "we had to get up at 2:30 in the morning and hightail it out of here, i've been kind of pretty shooken by this while experience, for two weeks now it's been a little difficult." the flames destroyed homes less than a block from his home...."it's kind of heartbreaking, everything is burned, a lot of the areas around here."his home.... left untouched by the flames.just a little damage from those rough winds that fanned the flames that night."what everybody's yard that didn't burn is gonna look like this, sticks and leaves and branches so i'm just trying to clear it out, make some sense of it all, make it feel like home again." while glenn ellen's main road was reopened... several streets still remain off limits.but the reopening of arnold drive did allow some businesses to reopen including glenn ellen grocery..."i'm very happy to be back and up and running."but ray zarco who works in the store says returning is bittersweet..."i know most of the people here in glenn ellen and most of them know me so i'm very sad to what happened to their

homes." while many people are able to returns, others are still waiting."the hard part is a lot of people are still out, a lot of people are still trying to get into their places and can't."when the areas will reopen remains to be seen.in the meantime, people who live here can expect an increased police presence. (marty) most of the wine tasting rooms in napa and sonoma counties are up and running again. according to the wine institute... fewer than a dozen wineries were damaged or destroyed in the north bay fires. institute officials say 90 percent of this year's grape harvest was completed before the fire. wine that was fermenting or already bottled should not be affected by the heat or the smoke. (marty) the city of sonoma has launched its new website

several weeks early to provide a central location for information during the wildfire recovery period. the address is sonoma city-dot-org. the site has an entire section on the website devoted to fire recovery.. (marty) there's a link to the new website on kron four dot com.... that provides complete coverage of the deadly north bay fire storm. we have a list of the victims identified in sonoma county. we also have ways that you can help evacuees and those whose homes were destroyed. (marty) in the santa cruz mountains.... fire fighters are gaining the upper hand in the "bear fire" near boulder creek. that is according to cal fire. it has burned 391 acres since monday night.... and it is now 65- percent contained. evacuation orders remain in place for parts of boulder creek. a total of nine people have been injured -- including 6 firefighters. everyone is expected to be okay. the fire has destroyed four structures. cal fire says the rough terrain and heavy timber in the area is

making it harder to reach full containment. (marty) coming up -- what we could learn if president trump allows the release of classified files on the j-f-k assassination. plus -- some road work that might have affected your drive this morning is finished ahead of schedule -- we'll show how workers hustled to reopen the road. and next on 4 your money -- the new rules aimed at protecting people who rely on payday loans. details on those coming up.

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and we're gonna serve sunday dinner off a counter wiped with jasmine sparkle? i got salmonella just thinking about it. me too. you want clean, get a cleaner with bleach in it. clorox means clean. for your money: here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. new regulations surrounding pay-day loans -- are intended to protect people from getting trapped into a cycle of debt. pay-day loans provide money for unexpected expenses. they usually have to be paid back by the borrower's next paycheck. under the new rules, lenders will be required to complete basic background checks on loan recipients. they will check things like income level, living expenses, and

major financial obligations. the new regulations take effect in july of 20-19. (marty) what you need to know when filing an insurance claim . as of friday, state farm insurance has reported 24-hundred homeowner claims and 900 auto claims in california as a result of the wildfires, most of those in the north bay. industry officials have urged residents to contact their insurance companies as soon as possible to start the claims process. this is especially important for those who are displaced, so they can start receiving money intended for temporary living expenses. ( dave )continued sunny and warming a touch today. your forecast is next. for the weekned... it's the fiesta on the bill in san francisco. come out enjoy music, pumpkin carving and more. it's all happening at cortland and bocana from 10 to 4. the event is free to attend.

( marty ) here's a live look at the golden gate bridge this morning from the sutro cam toss to weather. (dave)the warming trend that got underway across our region yesterday will continue today. the warming trend will intensify on monday when offshore flow develops. very warm and dry conditions are forecast across the region on both monday and tuesday. dry weather conditions will persist through the week.

gradual cooling is forecast during the second half of the week, but temperatures will remain above seasonal average

(marty) one of san francisco's busiest roads was expected to be closed to the public all weekend... but kron four's philippe djegal reports work on o'shaughnessy boulevard was completed sooner than expected. (philippe) tethered along the hillside above o'shaughnessy boulevard... specialized private contractors, working under the direction of the san francisco department of public works... hammer away at a boulders and loose rock, stablizing an area that in january partially came crumbling down, excelerated by the winter

rains.adrian kelly/neighbor- "they do a fabulous job." adrian kelly has lived in the glen park neighborhood for 25 years... and, says this unstable cliff has been a concern of his for quite some time.adrian kelly/neighbor- "if we have a bad winter, it scales off. so, the rocks kind of peel off -- the loose ones, and they go straight down o'shaughnessy boulevard." electronic billboards are set-up on the streets surrounding glen canyon park, leading up to o'shaunnesy, alerting drivers about a detour. muni buses also re-routed while the work is being done.adrian kelly/neighbor- "i don't drive o'shaughnessy. uh, i stay up on this end of it. but, uh, i'd be scared driving up that way, a big boulder coming down." rachel gordon with the department of public works says the estimated cost of this project is 120-thousand dollars.rachel gordon/dpw- "this is really temporary fixes for the hillside. next year, next spring, we're hoping to go in there and to do a more extensive permanent fix, which will be more hillside stabilization. uh, this is chert, it is vulnerable to falling down the hillside."adrian kelly/neighbor- "especially, if we get el nino for a couple of winters, lot of that damage is going to happen down there." crews are working ahead of schedule, getting most of the heavy lifting done... now, they're just finishing up chipping up some of the rock and cleaning the area up.

and, by the early afternoon, the road was re-opened to the public... well before the orginal goal of seven o'clock sunday night. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (marty) s-f public works tweeting saturday: thanking crews for the great hustle. (marty) we may soon have new information about the 19-63 assassination of president john f kennedy. a deadline for unsealing all documents about the assassination is days away. kim hutcherson explains that could give new details into the president's death. president donald trump tweeted saturday that he's planning

to authorize the release of classified government documents that could reveal new details on the assassination of president john f kennedy.included in the release will be documents from the fbi and cia.a 1992 law known as 'the john f. kennedy assassination records collection act' requires more than 3-thousand previously classified documents be made public, by the law's 25th anniversary...which is thursday, october 26th. the only person who can prevent the release of these documents is president trump...who still has the power to withhold any or all documents he believes could pose harm to u-s intelligence, law enforcement, the military or u-s foreign relations.some historians who have studied the assassination do not believe these documents will lead to any bombshell discovery in the kennedy assassination.sot douglas brinkley presidential historian "i applaud the fact that president trump is releasing these document. historians have wanted the release done for a while. what happened with the assassination of john f. kennedy, is still, parts of it

a mystery." one of those mysteries include lee harvey oswald's trip to mexico city weeks before president kennedy's assassination. (marty) you may remember, during his campaign, president trump made the unfounded claim that the father of senator ted cruz, who ran against trump, was associated with kennedy assassin lee harvey oswald. (marty) coming up in sports -- why steph curry and kevin durant didn't make it to the end of last night's game against the grizzlies. live look outside... live look outside... golden gate for the weekned... it's the instrument petting zoo in berkeley. come out and check out some great music. it's all happening at the crowden music center from 10 to 3. the event is free to attend.s

(j.r.)we start sports with the world champion golden state warriors. lets just be honestthey didn't look like world champions saturday night. tough one in memphis. late second quarter warriors down. kevin durant trying to get things going.and he travelednever like to see that. next possession for memphis. mario chalmers goes right side right by steph curry. that's two. curry though helped keep his team close for a little while. for three here. grizzlies mike conley guarded by draymond green but shoots right over him from three point land. then memphis again. andrew harrison.no one guarding him. he would miss the three but no one boxes out and it's an easy score for the grizzlies. at one point here there were ally-upessss being thrown.warriors go on to lose their second game of the year

111 to 101. (jr stone) frusturating night for steph curry and kevin durant. late in the fourth curry lost his cool after thinking he was fouled going up for a layup. he threw his mouthpiece at an official and was immediately ejected. curry could face a suspension or fine from the n-b-a. moments later, kevin durant was also tossed from the game. there is one close up of him giving a fan the finger as he walked off the court. he could also face a fine or suspension. (jr stone) game seven between the yankees and astros. the winner would face the dodgers in the world series. joe girardi and the yanks trying to reach the fall classic for the first time since 2009 new york with runners on the corners -- greg bird meets alex bregman at the plate -- houston gets out of the jam...astros stay in the lead 1-nothing bottom fifth -- brian mccann

doubles to the right corner... that clears the bases... two runs come in. astros win 4- 0 houston will be making their second world series apperance game one against the dodgers will be l-a on tuesday night (j.r.) the season is over for the san francisco giants but team executives are busy at work behind the scenes.saturday longtime pitching coach dave righetti was reassigned to a front office role with the club. righetti has been with the club for 18 years. his staff had a combined 4.50 earned run average this season. it also didn't help that madison bumbgarner, johnny cueto, and mark melancon spent extensive time on the disable list. (marty) pac-12 football scores -- notre dame absolutely destroyed u-s-c in north bend

49-12. josh adams had 3 rushing touchdowns for the irish. they move to 6-1, the trojans fall to 6-2. and cal took arizona to double overtime before falling at home 45-44. cal now 4-4 on the season. stanford plays thursday at oregon state. coming up -- a tour of neighborhoods hit hard by the north bay fires -- just as residents are starting to return. live look outside... golden gate bridge.. for the weekned... it's the irish music and dance festival in fairfax. come out and enjoy great music, food and more. it's all happening all over fairfax from all day long. the event is free to attend.

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(dave)the warming trend that got underway across our region yesterday will continue today. the warming trend will intensify on monday when offshore flow develops. very warm and dry conditions are forecast across the region on both monday and tuesday. dry weather conditions will persist through the week. gradual cooling is forecast during the second half of the week, but temperatures will remain above seasonal average ( marty ) in the north bay... the fountain grove neighborhood in santa rosa opened back up to residents. people are now returning to their homes to go through the

rubble and see if there is anything they can salvage. kron 4's jeff pierce shows us many were shocked at the level of devastation. ( marty ) in the north bay... the fountain grove neighborhood in santa rosa opened back up to residents.people are now returning to their homes to go through the rubble and see if there is anything they can salvage. kron 4's jeff pierce shows us many were shocked at the level of devastation. check points were opened on saturday for fire victims of the fountain grove neighborhood in santa rosa.

the national guard prepared kits of buckets with gloves, masks and other items to help them in what they were about to find.it's quite a stark reality when someone comes back to a home that has been completely destroyed. i don't think many people are prepared for it and when they see it it can be quite devastating.what they found were their nieghborhoods destroyed. unrecognizable, glasses melted and fused computers unrecognizable. i'm glad my wife's not here.couldn't recognize it, didn't even recognize the neighborhood. it's like somebody gutted you out and your floating in space, you come back here and there's no place to land.not only us but..sorry.but the whole neighborhood and the community, it's terrible.it's just sad. sad for everybody. santa rosa firefighters are now helping those returnees cope, even with their own loss. all of fountaingrove is where this engine is from we lost our fire house as well, that's all behind us our job is to help those people coming into the community, seeing their homes help them with the recovery process. it's a very

very emotional time for them. whether that's helping find a wedding ring, we've found wedding rings finding documents, we're cracking safes, whatever we can do to help these people recover.and so they sift through the ashes where even the smallest items are now treasured.just some porcelain dolls that were in the downstairs area in my hope chest all my children's dolls and things.a little nativity scene made it with the baby jesus.retired firefighter george cuculich retrived a lifetime keepsake.we wanted to get my badge so we did get my badge that was awesome.tom howard's find brought an ironical moment of joy for his wife amidst their loss.she had all her family pictures from tahiti that she had in a safe and the miracle was that the safe was intact and she has all her pictures and it's just wonderful.it is a scene of a broken neighborhood taking the first steps to recovery.some of the most beautiful things

i've seen today are neighbors coming together, holding each other, connecting with each other it was very moving.very close neighbors here and i think most will rebuild and in five years we'll be home again. in the fountain grove neighborhood of santa rosa jeff pierce kron four news. ( marty ) it has now been two weeks since massive deadly fires destoryed the homes of many people in the north bay. kron 4's j-r stone spoke with the owners of a home who escaped the flames when the fire broke out.

might see on bart (acrobats) nats: ambiance including one woman who for some reason likes to use bart as a public toilet well now she has her own personal toilet, i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly> live look outside... san francisco international airport.

( marty ) a woman seen repeatedly soiling bart trains is now in jail. but for other reasons. kron 4's stanley roberts explains how this woman could soon be back on bart. a woman seen repeatedly soiling bart trains is now behind bars but for other transgressions.stanley roberts has details on why this woman could soon be back on bart.

( marty ) coming up... all five living u-s presidents unite in one place for one cause.. we'll have the reason they all came together. live look outside... san francisco

( marty ) live look outside...sutro tower.

dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)the warming trend that got underway across our region yesterday will continue today. the warming trend will intensify on monday when offshore flow develops. very warm and dry conditions are forecast across the region on both monday and tuesday. dry weather conditions will persist through the week. gradual cooling is forecast during the second half of the week, but temperatures will remain above seasonal average

( marty ) all five living former u-

s presidents made a rare group appearance for hurricane relief. this is the 1st time since 2013 that all the living u-s president's appeared together. the event called "one america appeal", was a relief concert to benefit victims of recent hurricanes. it took place on the campus of texas a-and-m . president trump appeared via a taped video message. money from ticket sales will go to relief organizations in texas, florida, puerto rico, and the u-s virgin islands. damage from hurricanes harvey, irma and maria has topped 300- billion dollars. ( marty ) google's parent company-- alphabet-- is using

stratospheric balloons to provide internet service to remote areas of puerto rico. two of the "project loon" balloons are already over the country enabling texts, emails and basic web access. the solar-powered balloons can stay in the stratosphere for more 100 days. each loon can transmit data to more than 60 miles away. google has been authorized to send up to 30 balloons to serve the hard- hit area. the technology was tested in peru last year following flooding there. ( marty ) the lack of power in puerto rico has forced hospitals to treat patients in the dark. and many people who can't return to their homes are using classrooms for shelters. and that is delaying the reopening of some schools. polo sandoval reports. at these heights of the semester, this school yard should be slowly activity.but it is not, not, since the hurricane maria would hurt and after devastar to puerto rico.

as it has happened to the thousand hundreds of the island's one hundred public schools, the doors of this preparatory have been closed since september 18th.today, the only signs of life are to the other end of the center, where the hall 204 serves as a temporary shelter to margarita cosme fuentes.margarita cosme fuentes, damaged: "we were one day in a stable place a place of our own and today we are here, completely without anything".ezequiel, the grandson of this 52-year old grandfather, leads us on the mountain to show them what's about the houses of his family. there is no many things you can do these days.therefore, for most students of the island, a return to classes could represent a good escape of reality.ezequiel torres rivas, injured: "when i start classes, the first thing i'm going to do is to hug my friends because at least i saw one of them i saw, and i visited him even and that the house was complete, just like this one and he blessed him, and he cried when he saw me: for the naught is that we are alive. "ezequiel has no idea

when he will return to school. and that while there are displaced families like that that they use the schools as shelters, the classes can not be returned.the education department announced this friday that some schools of the island could repeat tuesday, but the teachers like roxanna miranda dudan that this will go to pass.roxanna miranda, a school teacher: "a lot of work, we have to start from scratch here. obviously, thank god you have a knowledge that we will continue to apply it. much encouragement".even if optimism is, no certain science is known when these students can walk through these corridors again.even if deployed families are rebounded, there are still many obstacles.the classrooms are in mal state, the roads are almost intransitable by the slides, and still there is no drinking water in the town and the families struggle to survive.says that he and that wants to see grandchildren classrooms, they are so. ( marty ) an iconic san francisco brewery takes a new step. details after the

break. for the weekned... it's the civic sympony in san francisco. come out and enjoy inspiring live music. it's all happening at the nourse theatre from 3 to 5. the event is free to attend.

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 ) in san

francisco.... there's a new place to grab a drink with friends... anchor brewing company has opened its long-awaited public bar. hundreds showed up to the grand opening of anchor public taps. it's located on de haro street across from anchor's iconic brewery and taproom in potrero hill. anchor employees are hoping the new bar will be a big success. ( marty ) public taps doors are open daily from 11 a.m. to nine. ( marty ) nasa and google are teaming up to offer free, virtual space exploration. 'access mars' transports users

to mars from anywhere. it simulates walking on the red planet and provides close-up views of discoveries made by the curiosity rover. you can view it on a computer, phone or through a virtual reality headset.. thru the website "access mars dot com." ( marty ) five bay area cities are looking to woo amazon. each city has submitted a proposal... hoping to become the home of the company's new "second" headquarters. san francisco is offering the hunters point shipyard. oakland is trying to lure amazon with its colisuem site... which will be in need of a tennant once its three teams now playing there leave the complex. and fremont is offering up the warm springs location. concord and richmond are also fighting for consideration. with the concord naval weapons station being a possibility... and the richmond field station and the hilltop mall. about 50 thousand amazon workers would work at the new

headquarters. cities all over the country are vying for the company. stonecrest georgia, near atlanta is offering to rename the city if it lands amazon. (dave)continued sunny and warming a touch today. your forecast is next. (camilla) search for shooters.

( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave

spahr with the weather. (dave)the warming trend that got underway across our region yesterday will continue today. the warming trend will intensify on monday when offshore flow develops. very warm and dry conditions are forecast across the region on both monday and tuesday. dry weather conditions will persist through the week. gradual cooling is forecast during the second half of the week, but temperatures will remain above seasonal average. ( marty @ landing with map vo) breaking overnight... one person has

been injured in a shooting in san francisco. it is believed multiple shooters were involved. according to police, it happened just before 9 pm saturday near the corner of laguna and clay streets.(bring in camila in landing monitor) that's where we find camila bernal this morning... camila, what's the latest? ( camila )good morning marty, police are still searching for two people they believe to be involved. it all happened just before 9pm saturday night on clay street and latina street. investigators came out to the area last night but we still don't have a lot of details on this shooting.what we do know

is that one person was shot. that person was taken to the hospital and had non-life threatening injuries. authorities again are still searching for two people involved and they are asking anyone who saw anything or has an formation to contact them. reporting live in san francisco camila bernal kron 4 news ( marty @ landing) thanks camila. (marty) now to the latest on our fire coverage.. evacuation orders have been lifted in a glen ellen neighborhood... although many streets remain closed in that sonoma county community. kron4's lydia pantazes spoke with people returning home for the first time since the fire. (pkg)(nats)jeff gilbert wasn't sure what he'd find when he returned to his glenn ellen home for the first time.(nats) "we had to get up at 2:30 in the morning and hightail it out of here, i've been kind of pretty shooken by this while

experience, for two weeks now it's been a little difficult." the flames destroyed homes less than a block from his home...."it's kind of heartbreaking, everything is burned, a lot of the areas around here."his home.... left untouched by the flames.just a little damage from those rough winds that fanned the flames that night."what everybody's yard that didn't burn is gonna look like this, sticks and leaves and branches so i'm just trying to clear it out, make some sense of it all, make it feel like home again." while glenn ellen's main road was reopened... several streets still remain off limits.but the reopening of arnold drive did allow some businesses to reopen including glenn ellen grocery..."i'm very happy to be back and up and running."but ray zarco who works in the store says returning is bittersweet..."i know most of the people here in glenn ellen and most of them know me so i'm very sad to what happened to their homes." while many people are able to returns, others are still waiting."the hard part is a lot of people are still out, a lot of people are still trying to get into their places and can't."when the areas will reopen remains to be seen.in the meantime, people who live here can expect an increased police presence. (marty) most of the wine tasting

rooms in napa and sonoma counties are up and running again. according to the wine institute... fewer than a dozen wineries were damaged or destroyed in the north bay fires. institute officials say 90 percent of this year's grape harvest was completed before the fire. wine that was fermenting or already bottled should not be affected by the heat or the smoke. (marty) the city of sonoma has launched its new website several weeks early to provide a central location for information during the wildfire recovery period. the address is sonoma city-dot-org. the site has

an entire section on the website devoted to fire recovery.. (marty) there's a link to the new website on kron four dot com.... that provides complete coverage of the deadly north bay fire storm. we have a list of the victims identified in sonoma county. we also have ways that you can help evacuees and those whose homes were destroyed. (marty) in the santa cruz mountains.... fire fighters are gaining the upper hand in the "bear fire" near boulder creek. that is according to cal fire. it has burned 391 acres since monday night.... and it is now 65- percent contained. evacuation orders remain in place for parts of boulder creek. a total of nine people have been injured -- including 6 firefighters. everyone is expected to be okay. the fire has destroyed four structures. cal fire says the rough terrain and heavy timber in the area is making it harder to reach full containment. (marty) coming up -- what we could learn if president

trump allows the release of classified files on the j-f-k assassination. plus -- some road work that might have affected your drive this morning is finished ahead of schedule -- we'll show how workers hustled to reopen the road. and next on 4 your money -- the new rules aimed at protecting people who rely on payday loans. details on those coming up.

for your money: here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. new regulations surrounding pay-day loans -- are intended to protect people from getting trapped into a cycle of debt. pay-day loans provide money for unexpected expenses. they usually have to be paid back by the borrower's next paycheck. under the new rules, lenders will be required to complete basic background checks on loan recipients. they will check things like income level, living expenses, and major financial obligations. the new regulations take effect in july of 20-19. (marty) what you need to know when filing an insurance

claim . as of friday, state farm insurance has reported 24-hundred homeowner claims and 900 auto claims in california as a result of the wildfires, most of those in the north bay. industry officials have urged residents to contact their insurance companies as soon as possible to start the claims process. this is especially important for those who are displaced, so they can start receiving money intended for temporary living expenses. ( dave )continued sunny and warming a touch today. your forecast is next. for the weekned... it's the fiesta on the hill in san francisco. come out enjoy music, pumpkin carving and more. it's all happening at cortland and bocana from 10 to 4. the event is free to attend.

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creamy, delicious, 100% real cheese. mini babybel. snack a little bigger. ( marty ) breaking

overnight... a woman is in the hospital after an officer involved shooting in livermore. it happened just before midnight in the parking lot of a business on airway boulvalard. an officer ran a records check on the car and learned the car was stolen. officers asked the woman who was inside the car to get out, police say she igorned them, started the car, and drove directly at the officers. hitting two patrol cars. officers then fired at the woman as she drove at them. the woman sustained non life threatening injuries. (dave)the warming trend that got underway across our region yesterday will continue today. the warming trend will intensify on monday when offshore flow develops. very warm and dry conditions are forecast across the region on both monday and tuesday.

dry weather conditions will persist through the week. gradual cooling is forecast during the second half of the week, but temperatures will remain above seasonal average

(marty) one of san francisco's busiest roads was expected to be closed to the public all weekend... but kron four's philippe djegal reports work on o'shaughnessy boulevard was completed sooner than expected. (philippe) tethered along

the hillside above o'shaughnessy boulevard... specialized private contractors, working under the direction of the san francisco department of public works... hammer away at a boulders and loose rock, stablizing an area that in january partially came crumbling down, excelerated by the winter rains.adrian kelly/neighbor- "they do a fabulous job." adrian kelly has lived in the glen park neighborhood for 25 years... and, says this unstable cliff has been a concern of his for quite some time.adrian kelly/neighbor- "if we have a bad winter, it scales off. so, the rocks kind of peel off -- the loose ones, and they go straight down o'shaughnessy boulevard." electronic billboards are set-up on the streets surrounding glen canyon park, leading up to o'shaunnesy, alerting drivers about a detour. muni buses also re-routed while the work is being done.adrian kelly/neighbor- "i don't drive o'shaughnessy. uh, i stay up on this end of it. but, uh, i'd be scared driving up that way, a big boulder coming down." rachel gordon with the department of public works says the estimated cost of this project is 120-thousand dollars.rachel gordon/dpw-

"this is really temporary fixes for the hillside. next year, next spring, we're hoping to go in there and to do a more extensive permanent fix, which will be more hillside stabilization. uh, this is chert, it is vulnerable to falling down the hillside."adrian kelly/neighbor- "especially, if we get el nino for a couple of winters, lot of that damage is going to happen down there." crews are working ahead of schedule, getting most of the heavy lifting done... now, they're just finishing up chipping up some of the rock and cleaning the area up. and, by the early afternoon, the road was re-opened to the public... well before the orginal goal of seven o'clock sunday night. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four (marty) s-f public works tweeting saturday: thanking crews for the great hustle. (marty) we may soon have new information about the 19-63 assassination of president john f kennedy. a deadline for unsealing all

documents about the assassination is days away. kim hutcherson explains that could give new details into the president's death. president donald trump tweeted saturday that he's planning to authorize the release of classified government documents that could reveal new details on the assassination of president john f kennedy.included in the release will be documents from the fbi and cia.a 1992 law known as 'the john f. kennedy assassination records collection act' requires more than 3-thousand previously classified documents be made public, by the law's 25th anniversary...which is thursday, october 26th. the only person who can prevent the release of these documents is president trump...who still has the power to withhold any or all documents he believes could pose harm to u-s intelligence, law enforcement, the military or u-s foreign relations.some historians who have studied the assassination do not believe these documents will lead to any bombshell discovery in the kennedy assassination.sot douglas brinkley presidential historian "i applaud the fact that president trump is releasing these document. historians have wanted the release done for a while. what happened with the assassination of john f. kennedy, is still, parts of it a mystery." one of those mysteries include lee harvey oswald's trip to mexico city weeks before president

kennedy's assassination. (marty) you may remember, during his campaign, president trump made the unfounded claim that the father of senator ted cruz, who ran against trump, was associated with kennedy assassin lee harvey oswald. (marty) coming up in sports -- why steph curry and kevin durant didn't make it to the end of last night's game against the grizzlies. live look outside... san francisco for the weekned... it's the instrument petting zoo in berkeley. come out

and check out some great music. it's all happening at the crowden music center from 10 to 3. the event is free to attend.s

we salute those who fumble. if gravity's your biggest fan, it's ok. we understand. there's a little klutz in all of us. that's why we made clorox splash-less bleach... ...splashless. shine on, klutzes. shine on. (j.r.)we start sports with the

world champion golden state warriors. lets just be honestthey didn't look like world champions saturday night. tough one in memphis. late second quarter warriors down. kevin durant trying to get things going.and he travelednever like to see that. next possession for memphis. mario chalmers goes right side right by steph curry. that's two. curry though helped keep his team close for a little while. for three here. grizzlies mike conley guarded by draymond green but shoots right over him from three point land. then memphis again. andrew harrison.no one guarding him. he would miss the three but no one boxes out and it's an

easy score for the grizzlies. at one point here there were ally-upessss being thrown.warriors go on to lose their second game of the year 111 to 101. (jr stone) frusturating night for steph curry and kevin durant. late in the fourth curry lost his cool after thinking he was fouled going up for a layup. he threw his mouthpiece at an official and was immediately ejected. curry could face a suspension or fine from the n-b-a. moments later, kevin durant was also tossed from the game. there is one close up of him giving a fan the finger as he walked off the court. he could also face a fine or suspension. (jr stone) game seven between the yankees and astros. the winner would face the dodgers in the world series. joe girardi and the yanks trying to reach the fall classic for the first time since 2009 new york with runners on the corners -- greg bird meets alex bregman at the plate -- houston gets out of the jam...astros stay in the lead 1-nothing bottom fifth -- brian mccann doubles to the right corner... that clears the bases... two runs come in. astros win 4- 0 houston will be making their second world series

apperance game one against the dodgers will be l-a on tuesday night (j.r.) the season is over for the san francisco giants but team executives are busy at work behind the scenes.saturday longtime pitching coach dave righetti was reassigned to a front office role with the club. righetti has been with the club for 18 years. his staff had a combined 4.50 earned run average this season. it also didn't help that madison bumbgarner, johnny cueto, and mark melancon spent extensive time on the disable list.

(marty) pac-12 football scores -- cal took arizona to double overtime before falling at home 45-44. cal now 4-4 on the season. notre dame absolutely destroyed u-s-c in south bend 49-14. josh adams had 3 rushing touchdowns for the irish. they move to 6-1, the trojans fall to 6-2. stanford plays thursday at oregon state. for the weekned... celebrate notre dame's win at the irish music and dance festival in fairfax. come out and enjoy great music, food and more. it's all happening all over fairfax from all day long. the event is free to attend. live look outside... golden gate bridge..

( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)the warming trend that got underway across our region yesterday will continue today. the warming trend will intensify on monday when offshore flow develops. very warm and dry conditions are

forecast across the region on both monday and tuesday. dry weather conditions will persist through the week. gradual cooling is forecast during the second half of the week, but temperatures will remain above seasonal average

( marty ) in the north bay... the fountain grove neighborhood in santa rosa opened back up to residents. people are now returning to their homes to go through the rubble and see if there is anything they can salvage. kron 4's jeff pierce shows us many were shocked at the level of devastation. check points were opened on saturday for fire victims of the fountain grove neighborhood in santa rosa. the national guard prepared kits of buckets with gloves, masks and other items to help them in what they were about to find.it's quite a stark reality when someone comes back to a home that has been completely destroyed. i don't think many people are prepared for it and when they see it it can be quite devastating.what

they found were their nieghborhoods destroyed. unrecognizable, glasses melted and fused computers unrecognizable. i'm glad my wife's not here.couldn't recognize it, didn't even recognize the neighborhood. it's like somebody gutted you out and your floating in space, you come back here and there's no place to land.not only us but..sorry.but the whole neighborhood and the community, it's terrible.it's just sad. sad for everybody. santa rosa firefighters are now helping those returnees cope, even with their own loss. all of fountaingrove is where this engine is from we lost our fire house as well, that's all behind us our job is to help those people coming into

the community, seeing their homes help them with the recovery process. it's a very very emotional time for them. whether that's helping find a wedding ring, we've found wedding rings finding documents, we're cracking safes, whatever we can do to help these people recover.and so they sift through the ashes where even the smallest items are now treasured.just some porcelain dolls that were in the downstairs area in my hope chest all my children's dolls and things.a little nativity scene made it with the baby jesus.retired firefighter george ( marty ) it has now been two weeks since massive deadly fires destoryed the homes of many people in the north bay.

kron 4's j-r stone spoke with the owners of a home who escaped the flames when the fire broke out.

( marty ) a woman seen repeatedly soiling bart trains is now in jail. but for other reasons. kron 4's stanley roberts explains how this woman could soon be back on bart. a woman seen repeatedly soiling bart trains is now behind bars but for other transgressions.stanley roberts has details on why this woman could soon be back on bart.

(marty) after the break... i'll sit down with oakland pyschotherapist will courtenay to discuss the role men should have in ápreventing sexual harrassment and assault.

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. ♪ (dave)the warming trend that

got underway across our region yesterday will continue today. the warming trend will intensify on monday when offshore flow develops. very warm and dry conditions are forecast across the region on both monday and tuesday. dry weather conditions will persist through the week. gradual cooling is forecast during the second half of the week, but temperatures will remain above seasonal average.

the outrage over sexual harrasment is world wide. among the responses has been a powerful social media message simply called "me too". posts by women who say they have suffered sexual harrasment. so how can men join the conversation to help women and change the culture. joining me this morning is dr. will courtnenay, an oakland psychotherapist and author of the book, dying to be men. you say that there's a problem referring to sexual violence as a "women's issue." why is that? (it misses the critical point that nearly all of the perpetrators are men and that sexual violence is a men's issue.)the #metoo campaign has gained enormous attention, but it's mostly women who are involved. what is men's role in this campaign? you also say that the language we use to frame this issue of sexual violence against women - or the way describe the issue - contributes to the

problem. why?tips: what can men do to prevent or reduce sexual harassment or sexual violence against women?what do you say to those who argue that the people who shift the focus to men are just "man haters?"

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simulates walking on the red planet and provides close-up views of discoveries made by the curiosity rover. you can view it on a computer, phone or through a virtual reality headset.. thru the website "access mars dot com." (dave)continued sunny and warming a touch today. your forecast is next. (camilla) search for shooters. let's think about what goes in here, renee. oh. and we think ba-blam's gonna kill the stomach flu? i'm scared to use the facilities. i don't blame you. if you want clean, your cleaner needs bleach in it. clorox means clean. i'm val. the orange money retirement squirrel from voya. i represent the money you save for the future.

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( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)the warming trend that got underway across our region yesterday will continue today. the warming trend will intensify on monday when offshore flow develops. very warm and dry conditions are forecast across the region on both monday and tuesday. dry weather conditions will persist through the week. gradual cooling is forecast during the second half of the week, but temperatures will remain above seasonal average.

( marty @ landing with map vo) breaking overnight... one person has been injured in a shooting in san francisco. it is believed multiple shooters were involved. according to police, it happened just before 9 pm saturday near the corner of laguna and clay streets.(bring in camila in landing monitor) that's where we find camila bernal this morning... camila, what's the latest? ( camila )good morning marty, police are still searching for two people they believe to be involved. it all happened just before 9pm saturday night on clay street and latina street. investigators came out to the area last night but we still don't have a lot of details on this shooting.what we do know is that one person was shot.

that person was taken to the hospital and had non-life threatening injuries. authorities again are still searching for two people involved and they are asking anyone who saw anything or has an formation to contact them. reporting live in san francisco camila bernal kron 4 news ( marty @ landing) thanks camila. (marty) now to the latest on our fire coverage.. evacuation orders have been lifted in a glen ellen neighborhood... although many streets remain closed in that

sonoma county community. kron4's lydia pantazes spoke with people returning home for the first time since the fire. (pkg)(nats)jeff gilbert wasn't sure what he'd find when he returned to his glenn ellen home for the first time.(nats) "we had to get up at 2:30 in the morning and hightail it out of here, i've been kind of pretty shooken by this while experience, for two weeks now it's been a little difficult." the flames destroyed homes less than a block from his home...."it's kind of heartbreaking, everything is burned, a lot of the areas around here."his home.... left untouched by the flames.just a little damage from those rough winds that fanned the flames that night."what everybody's yard that didn't burn is gonna look like this, sticks and leaves and branches so i'm just trying to clear it out, make some sense of it all, make it feel like home again." while glenn ellen's main road was reopened... several streets still remain off limits.but the reopening of arnold drive did allow some businesses to reopen including

glenn ellen grocery..."i'm very happy to be back and up and running."but ray zarco who works in the store says returning is bittersweet..."i know most of the people here in glenn ellen and most of them know me so i'm very sad to what happened to their homes." while many people are able to returns, others are still waiting."the hard part is a lot of people are still out, a lot of people are still trying to get into their places and can't."when the areas will reopen remains to be seen.in the meantime, people who live here can expect an increased police presence. (marty) most of the wine tasting rooms in napa and sonoma counties are up and running again. according to the wine institute... fewer than a dozen wineries were damaged or destroyed in the north bay fires. institute officials say 90 percent of this year's grape harvest was completed before the fire.

wine that was fermenting or already bottled should not be affected by the heat or the smoke. (marty) the city of sonoma has launched its new website several weeks early to provide a central location for information during the wildfire recovery period. the address is sonoma city-dot-org. the site has an entire section on the website devoted to fire recovery.. (marty) there's a link to the new website on kron four dot com.... that provides complete coverage of the deadly north bay fire storm. we have a list of the victims identified in sonoma county. we also have ways that you can help evacuees and those whose homes were destroyed. (marty) in the santa cruz mountains.... fire fighters are gaining the upper hand in the "bear fire" near boulder creek. that is according to cal fire. it has burned 391 acres since monday night.... and it is now 75- percent contained. evacuation orders remain in place for parts of boulder creek. a total of nine

people have been injured -- including 6 firefighters. everyone is expected to be okay. the fire has destroyed four structures. cal fire says the rough terrain and heavy timber in the area is making it harder to reach full containment. (marty) coming up -- what we could learn if president trump allows the release of classified files on the j-f-k assassination. plus -- some road work that might have affected your drive this morning is finished ahead of schedule -- we'll show how workers hustled to reopen the road. and next on 4 your money -- the new rules aimed at protecting people who rely on payday loans. details on those coming up.

for your money: here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. new regulations surrounding pay-day loans -- are intended to protect people from getting trapped into a cycle of debt. pay-day loans provide money for unexpected expenses. they usually have to be paid back

by the borrower's next paycheck. under the new rules, lenders will be required to complete basic background checks on loan recipients. they will check things like income level, living expenses, and major financial obligations. the new regulations take effect in july of 20-19. (marty) what you need to know when filing an insurance claim . as of friday, state farm insurance has reported 24-hundred homeowner claims and 900 auto claims in california as a result of the wildfires, most of those in the north bay. industry officials have urged residents to contact their insurance companies as soon as possible to start the claims process. this is especially important for those who are displaced, so they can start receiving money intended for temporary living expenses. ( marty ) breaking overnight... a woman is in the hospital after an officer involved shooting in livermore. it happened just before midnight in the parking lot of a business on airway boulvalard. officer ran a records check on the car and

learned the car was stolen. then when officers asked the woman who was inside the car to get out, police say she igorned them, started the car, and drove directly at the officers. hitting two patrol cars. officers then fired at the woman as she drove at them. the woman sustained non life threatening injuries. ( dave )continued sunny and warming a touch today. your forecast is next.

( marty ) here's a live look at the golden gate bridge this morning from the sutro cam toss to weather. (dave)the warming trend that got underway across our region yesterday will continue today. the warming trend will

intensify on monday when offshore flow develops. very warm and dry conditions are forecast across the region on both monday and tuesday. dry weather conditions will persist through the week. gradual cooling is forecast during the second half of the week, but temperatures will remain above seasonal average (marty) one of san francisco's

busiest roads was expected to be closed to the public all weekend... but kron four's philippe djegal reports work

on o'shaughnessy boulevard was completed sooner than expected. (philippe) tethered along the hillside above o'shaughnessy boulevard... specialized private contractors, working under the direction of the san francisco department of public works... hammer away at a boulders and loose rock, stablizing an area that in january partially came crumbling down, excelerated by the winter rains.adrian kelly/neighbor- "they do a fabulous job." adrian kelly has lived in the glen park neighborhood for 25 years... and, says this unstable cliff has been a concern of his for quite some time.adrian kelly/neighbor- "if we have a bad winter, it scales off. so, the rocks kind of peel off -- the loose ones, and they go straight down o'shaughnessy boulevard." electronic billboards are set-up on the streets surrounding glen canyon park, leading up to o'shaunnesy, alerting drivers about a detour. muni buses also re-routed while the work is being done.adrian kelly/neighbor- "i don't drive o'shaughnessy. uh, i stay up on this end of it. but, uh, i'd be scared driving up that way, a big boulder coming down." rachel gordon with the department of public works says the estimated cost of this project is 120-thousand dollars.rachel gordon/dpw-

"this is really temporary fixes for the hillside. next year, next spring, we're hoping to go in there and to do a more extensive permanent fix, which will be more hillside stabilization. uh, this is chert, it is vulnerable to falling down the hillside."adrian kelly/neighbor- "especially, if we get el nino for a couple of winters, lot of that damage is going to happen down there." crews are working ahead of schedule, getting most of the heavy lifting done... now, they're just finishing up chipping up some of the rock and cleaning the area up. and, by the early afternoon, the road was re- opened to the public... well before the orginal goal of seven o'clock sunday night. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (marty) s-f public works tweeting saturday: thanking crews for the great hustle. (marty) we may soon have new information about the

19-63 assassination of president john f kennedy. a deadline for unsealing all documents about the assassination is days away. kim hutcherson explains that could give new details into the president's death. president donald trump tweeted saturday that he's planning to authorize the release of classified government documents that could reveal new details on the assassination of president john f kennedy.included in the release will be documents from the fbi and cia.a 1992 law known as 'the john f. kennedy assassination records collection act' requires more than 3-thousand previously classified documents be made public, by the law's 25th anniversary...which is thursday, october 26th. the only person who can prevent the release of these documents is president trump...who still has the power to withhold any or all documents he believes could pose harm to u-s intelligence, law enforcement, the military or u-s foreign relations.some historians who have studied the assassination

do not believe these documents will lead to any bombshell discovery in the kennedy assassination.sot douglas brinkley presidential historian "i applaud the fact that president trump is releasing these document. historians have wanted the release done for a while. what happened with the assassination of john f. kennedy, is still, parts of it a mystery." one of those mysteries include lee harvey oswald's trip to mexico city weeks before president kennedy's assassination. (marty) you may remember, during his campaign, president trump made the unfounded claim that the father of senator ted cruz, who ran against trump, was associated with kennedy assassin lee harvey oswald. (marty) coming up in sports -- why steph curry and kevin durant didn't make it to the end of last night's game against the grizzlies. for the weekned... it's the instrument petting zoo in berkeley. come out

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world champion golden state warriors. lets just be honestthey didn't look like world champions saturday night. tough one in memphis. late second quarter warriors down. kevin durant trying to get things going.and he travelednever like to see that. next possession for memphis. mario chalmers goes right side right by steph curry. that's two. curry though helped keep his team close for a little while. for three here. grizzlies mike conley guarded by draymond green but shoots right over him from three point land. then memphis again. andrew harrison.no one guarding him. he would miss the three but no one boxes out and it's an

easy score for the grizzlies. at one point here there were ally-upessss being thrown.warriors go on to lose their second game of the year 111 to 101. (jr stone) frusturating night for steph curry and kevin durant. late in the fourth curry lost his cool after thinking he was fouled going up for a layup. he threw his mouthpiece at an official and was immediately ejected. curry could face a suspension or fine from the n-b-a. moments later, kevin durant was also tossed from the game. there is one close up of him giving a fan the finger as he walked off the court. he could also face a fine or suspension. (jr stone) game seven between the yankees and astros. the winner would face the dodgers in the world series. joe girardi and the yanks trying to reach the fall classic for the first time since 2009 new york with runners on the corners -- greg bird meets alex bregman at the plate -- houston gets out of the jam...astros stay in the lead 1-nothing bottom fifth -- brian mccann doubles to the right corner... that clears the bases... two runs come in. astros win 4- 0 houston will be making their second world series apperance game one against the dodgers will be l-a on tuesday night (j.r.)

the season is over for the san francisco giants but team executives are busy at work behind the scenes.saturday longtime pitching coach dave righetti was reassigned to a front office role with the club. righetti has been with the club for 18 years. his staff had a combined 4.50 earned run average this season. it also didn't help that madison bumbgarner, johnny cueto, and mark melancon spent extensive time on the disable list. (marty) pac-12 football

scores -- cal took arizona to double overtime before falling at home 45-44. cal now 4-4 on the season. notre dame absolutely destroyed u-s-c in south bend 49-14. josh adams had 3 rushing touchdowns for the irish. they move to 6-1, the trojans fall to 6-2. stanford plays thursday at oregon state. 4 the weekend... celebrate notre dame's win at the irish music and dance festival in fairfax. come out and enjoy great music, food and more. it's all happening all over fairfax from all day long. the event is free to attend. live look outside... golden gate bridge..

( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge.

( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)the warming trend that got underway across our region yesterday will continue today. the warming trend will intensify on monday when offshore flow develops. very warm and dry conditions are forecast across the region on both monday and tuesday. dry weather conditions will persist through the week. gradual cooling is forecast during the second half of the week, but temperatures will remain above seasonal average

( marty ) it has now been two weeks since massive deadly fires destoryed the homes of many people in the north bay. kron 4's j-r stone spoke with the owners of a home who escaped the flames when the fire broke out. ( marty ) all five living former u-s presidents made a rare group appearance for hurricane relief. this is the 1st time since 2013 that all the living u-s president's appeared together. the

event called "one america appeal", was a relief concert to benefit victims of recent hurricanes. it took place on the ( marty ) all five living former u-

s presidents made a rare group appearance for hurricane relief. this is the 1st time since 2013 that all the living u-s president's appeared together. the event called "one america appeal", was a relief concert to benefit victims of recent hurricanes. it took place on the campus of texas a-and-m . president trump appeared via a taped video message. money from ticket sales will go to relief organizations in texas, florida, puerto rico, and the u-s virgin islands. damage from hurricanes harvey,

irma and maria has topped 300- billion dollars. ( marty ) the lack of power in puerto rico has forced hospitals to treat patients in the dark. and many people who can't return to their homes are using classrooms for shelters. and that is delaying the reopening of some schools. polo sandoval reports. at these heights of the semester, this school yard should be slowly activity.but it is not, not, since the hurricane maria would hurt and after devastar to puerto rico. as it has happened to the thousand hundreds of the island's one hundred public schools, the doors of this preparatory have been closed since september 18th.today, the only signs of life are to the other end of the center, where the hall 204 serves as a temporary shelter to margarita cosme fuentes.margarita cosme fuentes, damaged: "we were one

day in a stable place a place of our own and today we are here, completely without anything".ezequiel, the grandson of this 52-year old grandfather, leads us on the mountain to show them what's about the houses of his family. there is no many things you can do these days.therefore, for most students of the island, a return to classes could represent a good escape of reality.ezequiel torres rivas, injured: "when i start classes, the first thing i'm going to do is to hug my friends because at least i saw one of them i saw, and i visited him even and that the house was complete, just like this one and he blessed him, and he cried when he saw me: for the naught is that we are alive. "ezequiel has no idea when he will return to school. and that while there are displaced families like that that they use the schools as shelters, the classes can not be returned.the education department announced this friday that some schools of the island could repeat tuesday, but the teachers like roxanna miranda dudan that this will go to pass.roxanna miranda, a school teacher: "a lot of work, we have to start from scratch here. obviously, thank god you have a knowledge that we will continue to apply it. much encouragement".even if optimism is, no certain science is known when these students can walk through these corridors again.even if

deployed families are rebounded, there are still many obstacles.the classrooms are in mal state, the roads are almost intransitable by the slides, and still there is no drinking water in the town and the families struggle to survive.marguerite says that he stands strong and that wants to see his grandchildren back to classrooms, but not while they are so. live look outside... san francisco international airport.

a woman seen repeatedly soiling bart trains is now in jail. but for other reasons. kron 4's stanley roberts explains how this woman could soon be back on bart. a woman seen repeatedly soiling bart trains is now behind bars but for other transgressions.stanley roberts has details on why this woman could soon be back on bart. (marty) after the break... i'll sit down with oakland pyschotherapist will courtenay to discuss the role men should have in ápreventing sexual harrassment and assault. (dave)the warming trend that

got underway across our region yesterday will continue today. the warming trend will intensify on monday when offshore flow develops. very warm and dry conditions are forecast across the region on both monday and tuesday. dry weather conditions will persist through the week. gradual cooling is forecast during the second half of the week, (marty) after the break... i'll

sit down with oakland pyschotherapist will courtenay to discuss the role men should have in ápreventing sexual harrassment and assault.

(dave)the warming trend that got underway across our region yesterday will continue today. the warming trend will intensify on monday when offshore flow develops. very warm and dry conditions are forecast across the region on both monday and tuesday. dry weather conditions will persist through the week. gradual cooling is forecast

during the second half of the week, but temperatures will remain above seasonal average

the outrage over sexual harrasment is world wide. among the responses has been a powerful social media message simply called "me too". posts by women who say they have suffered sexual harrasment. so how can men join the conversation to help women and change the culture. joining me this morning is dr. will courtnenay, an oakland

psychotherapist and author of the book, dying to be men. you say that there's a problem referring to sexual violence as a "women's issue." why is that? (it misses the critical point that nearly all of the perpetrators are men and that sexual violence is a men's issue.)the #metoo campaign has gained enormous attention, but it's mostly women who are involved. what is men's role in this campaign?you also say that the language we use to frame this issue of sexual violence against women - or the way describe the issue - contributes to the problem. why?tips: what can men do to prevent or reduce sexual harassment or sexual violence against women?what do you say to those who argue that the people who shift the focus to men are just "man haters?"

in san francisco.... there's a new place to grab a drink with friends... anchor brewing company has opened its long-awaited public bar. hundreds showed up to the grand opening of anchor public taps. it's located on de haro street across from anchor's iconic brewery and taproom in potrero hill. anchor employees are hoping the new bar will be a big success. ( marty ) public taps doors are open daily from 11 a.m. to nine. ad lib final 7 day forecast

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