( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)a weather pattern change to colder and wetter weather will take place by late this week and extend into next week. onshore breezes, fog, and low clouds have already brought

cooling to many locations along the coast in the last couple days. on monday a mainly dry low pressure area mainly dry low monday a mainly dry low pressure area moves in from the pacific northwest bringing a fair amount of lower to mid level cooling with it eroding much of the marine layer monday into monday night. patchy drizzle will be possible from late tonight into monday in particular over the southern half of the forecast area. early november will mark the beginning of a stormy and colder pattern over northern california with snow expected in the sierra nevada.

( marty ) breaking overnight... one person is dead and another displaced after a house fire in san francisco. it happened on 44 molimo drive. here are pictures of the blaze. no details on how the fire broke out. we'll bring you updates as soon as they enter our newsroom. breaking overnight -- a's catcher bruce maxwell has been arrested after a food delivery driver said he aimed a gun at

her. maxwell was arrested around 6 pm saturday at his scottsdale home and booked for aggravated assualt and disorderly conduct. police say maxwell was held in custody pending an initial appearance. earlier this year, maxwell became the first and only m-l-b player to kneel in protest against racial injustice during the national anthem. (marty) hundreds of sonoma county residents came together for a day of remembrance for the victims of the north bay fires saturday morning. to honor those who lost their lives, the santa rosa fire department rang a ceremonial bell for each victim with a final strike for those who are still missing. while saturday was a day to remember -- a long road to recovery lies ahead of the entire region.

speaking at the event -- giving her commitment to help the victims for as long as it takes. (marty) fremont police are searching for a man wanted for committing various crimes. officers believe thomas beltran initially barricaded himself inside a homebut slipped out sometime before or during an eight-hour standoff. kron four's spencer blake explains how it all started. the fremont police mobile command center and other emergency vehicles arrived at darrow court around ten a-m saturday after a woman called 9-1-1."she informed that she had been battered by her boyfriend who was still in the residence."because they believed he had access to a gun and ammo inside the house, police went into standoff mode, using a bullhorn to try to coax thomas beltran out. "they asked him to please put down his weapon and come out and he refused."standup "fremont police did evacuate the homes immediately neighboring the house. they also had a shelter in place

for a few other homes but beyond that they seemed confident that the neighborhood as a whole wasn't in danger." "we have officers in several of the backyards. this specific property is adjacent to at least five other properties. we have officers back in all of those areas."kron four spoke to next- door neighbors who weren't allowed inside their homes until after 6 p-m."we didn't know if we needed to evacuate or not so they told us to sit tight for a while. then they came actually back into the house and they said, 'yes, you need to evacuate and evacuate now.'"because swat teams didn't get any communication from beltran, they eventually breached the house - preceeded by a fremont fire department drone.they searched every inch of the main house, along with the rental home attached to the back where they thought beltran was, but didn't find anyone.beltran already has a drug-related warrant out for his arrest, plus warrants for domestic violence and a felon in possession of ammunition, based on saturday's events.he was last seen wearing a raiders jersey.in fremont, spencer blake, kron four news. ( marty ) happening tomorrow... the first charges in robert mueller's

special investigation into russian interference with the 2016 election are expected to become public. as we told you yesterday when the news broke -- a federal grand jury approved the indictments, and anyone facing charges could be taken into custody as soon as tomorrow. the white house and president trump's twitter feed have been uncharacterist ically silent since yesterday's announcement. president trump spent time saturday at his virgina golf course and would not comment directly on the charges. coming up -- coyote sightings in san francisco -- what dog owners need to be aware of this morning. plus -- why kids took to the streets to protest for more halloween.and up next, milliennials and their money...are they saving for the future... find out after the break.

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that's according to a new survey from bankrate-dot-com. they say about 60-percent of young people are spending less in order to save more for the future. that number jumps to 74-percent when you include people between the ages of 18 and 26. the reasons they list for cutting back on spending include paying off debt. as well as concerns about the economy job security and stagnant incomes. meanwhile-- the study finds only 25-percent of older generations are cutting costs to save money for the future. ( marty ) california's chief justice is weighing in on the debate over reforming the state's bail system. tani cantil- sakauye says, she wants to do away with the cash bail system. the chief justice would prefer that the state rely on risk assessment when it comes to deciding whether and where defendants should be released before trial. critics of the current system say, it hurts the poor because they cannot afford to post bail, while those with money can.. supporters of the current system say, the cash bail ensures defendants will show

up for court. (marty) just ahead -- still more on your bottom line. what people are saying this morning about the new gas tax set to take effect on wednesday. live look outside... bay bridge toll plaza.

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( marty @ landing)a new video has emerged of a second coyote sighting in san francisco. this time it happened in mclaren park. just days after a coyote snatched a small dog near lake merced. kron 4's hermela aregawi has the details. take a look at this..kron 4 viewer video of a coyote in mclaren park.the video taken this morning serves as a reminder to dog owners to keep their pets close.lance martin/dog ownermonkey, my dog stays close to me so i don't have to worry about it. but i do know that people with very small under 40 pounds should keep them on leashes. i have a big dog. some of the smaller dogs in the neighborhood are obviously getting taken by the coyotes so it is dangerous l/dog owner:ive only lived here about 2 years. but i walk the dog here pretty daily and so ive seen probably half a dozen sightings in 2 years.i think pick him up and also try to make yourself look big but also not try to confront the coyote and try to get out of its space.animal control

officials say the best thing to do if you see a coyote.. is pick up your dog if you can, back away, make noise and try to frighten the coyote away. erik schnabel/dog owner:i think you just have to respect their space and be vigilant and be aware that you're in their neighborhood.lance martin/dog ownerwe are going to walk right over here which is just above sunnydale and we are going to see some coyotes im sure in about 5 minutes. ( marty ) on the peninsula... people are seeing mountain lions. reports came in at about ten friday night in san mateo county. one big cat was seen along highway 35 near the community of kings mountain. there was a second sighting in la honda. the mountain lion was seen near coggins ranch road and woodland vista. in both cases the san mateo county sheriff's office says the cats were seen crossing a road. ( marty ) the gas tax in california is set to rise this week. ken mashinchi (ma- sen-chi) reports on what drivers have to say about the

increase. california's gas tax, increasing the cost of a gallon by 12 cents, takes effect on november 1. effect on cents, takes gallon by 12 the cost of a tax, increasing california's gas california's gas tax, increasing the cost of a gallon by 12 cents, takes effect on november 1. the bill signed by governor jerry brown calls for over $52 billion dollars over the next decade to help fund road repair projects."kinda scary that the fuel prices will be going up substantially, but i just hope it goes to what they say it's going to go to. but i'm not looking forward to it," driver mike french said.knowing the extra money is going toward fixing streets makes it easier for some drivers to accept the tax, many still search for ways to combat the higher prices."i've got some discount cards so i'll be using them every time i can. it's the only thing i can do or buy a more gas efficient vehicle, but i don't see that happening," driver douglas welsch said.jerry surber drives an rv for travel, and says the tax won't keep him from hitting the road."if you can't afford to buy the gas for it, then you really can't afford it," he said. "what's

12 cents when you're traveling? you just have to pay the price. i realize why, but i don't like it."drivers don't find much to like about the new tax, but they know there isn't much to do about it."we gotta have it. we are held hostage to our vehicles," welsch said. "there is nothing we can do about it. just make it work? yes, unfortunately yes." ( marty ) an nfl team is planning to demonstrate against the team's owner. find out why after the break.

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trying to even the series after falling in game three...5-3 both teams nice and loose before the game. we had to go to the sixth for the first run -- george springer hits one deep off alex wood... breaking his no-hitter. game tied at one -- after going 0-11... the stuggling cody bellinger finally gets it going -- he brings in the go-ahead run... dodgers take the lead 2-1 l-a wasn't done -- joc pederson rips a 3-run bomb to blow the game wide open. astros bullpen give up five runs in the ninth dodgers win 6-2 series is tied at two. game five will be sunday night the san jose sharks out east on a five game road trip.out in buffalo

today even the little kids were on hand. sharks jooanas donskoi on the breakaway. he's got no one in front of him. he's got himself a goal. sharks go on the board first one to nothing. this was a good one though. we go to the third period. tied at 2.logan couture. he's got the puck.untouched as he skates towards the goal. he's got it. couture with the goal. shot that right over the goalie's left shoulder. beautiful shot right there. that would prove to be the game winning goal as the sharks go on to win this thing. 3 to 2. sharks went 3 and 2 on the road trip. couture had 5 goals during this trip. sharks are back in san jose monday against toronto as partick marleau makes his return to san jose. (j.r.)the golden state warriors are off tonight but many are waiting to hear what is going to happen with draymond green. so far no suspension of fine has been given.draymond green got into a bit of a scuffle last night as the team was taking on the washington wizards over at oracle arena. you can see

what the maylay looked like in this video. green and wizards guard bradley beal got tied up together. in some of the slow mow shots it looked like green took an elbow to the face. the two pushed and shoved their way onto the ground. when draymond finally came out of the pile up his shirt was ripped. both players were ejected. green didn't speak to the media and beal wouldn't talk about what happened. as draymond was leaving though he yelled, "they out to get me, bro. they been that way though." again as of tonight no suspensions or fines handed out. ( marty ) in the n-f-l. reports say the houston texans are planning a demonstration against their owner, bob mcnair. this after mcnair said "we can't have the inmates running the prison." the quote appeared in an e-s-p-n story about n-f-l owners and players trying to resolve the national-anthem dispute. it's unknown how the players plan on protesting

their owner. there are reports that players may peel off the logo from their helmets, kneel as a team, or raise their fists together. live look outside... golden gate bridge..

( marty ) here's a live look from our embarcadero cam. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)a weather pattern change to colder and wetter weather will take place by late this week and extend into next week. onshore breezes, fog,

and low clouds have already brought cooling to many locations along the coast in the last couple days. on monday a mainly dry low pressure area moves in from the pacific northwest bringing a fair amount of lower to mid level cooling with it eroding much of the marine layer monday into monday night. patchy drizzle will be possible from late tonight into monday in particular over the southern half of the forecast area. early november will mark the beginning of a stormy and colder pattern over northern california with snow expected in the sierra nevada. in the sierra snow expected california with northern over over northern california with snow expected in the sierra nevada. ( marty @ landing) law enforcement agencies

across the country and around the bay area partnered to take expired prescription drugs off the streets. this just days after president trump declared the opiod crisis a public health emergency kron four's philippe djegal stopped by a few drug collections sites in the east bay. nats- unused, expired and potentially deadly if ingested...nats- these prescription drugs phyllis cedars collected from her cabinets...nats/phyllis- "i am so glad you do this." and, dropped off at the orinda police department. are thrown in burn-up bins, and later taken to the u-s drug enforcement administration office in oakland... where the pills are safely incinerated.phyllis

cedars/dropping of drugs- "i didn't want to contaminate the ground water, or the environment with pills and expired medicines." this is the 14th drug take back day sponsored by the d-e-a, partnering with thousands of law enforcement agencies in the united states.nats- "i'm so glad a i saw this." in addition to orinda, the lafaeyette police department accepted drugs...nats- "you guys have a good one. take care." and, so did officers in daniville. a 20-15 national survey on drug use and health... found that six-point-four million americans abused controlled prescription drugs.president donald trump- "as americans, we cannot allow this to continue." earlier this week... president donald trump declared america's opiod crisis a public health emergency... possibly making additional federal funds available to fight the problem. studies show that a majority of the people who abuse prescription drugs get them from family members and friends.phyllis cedars/droppin g of drugs- "kids put everything in their mouth. and, so, if you leave pills laying around, they are exploring and grabbing medicine, and i didn't want my grandson to find these things

and get curious about them." because that's how addiction starts.bryan walley/ordina police dept.- "they can mistakenly take it and then have an overdose, uh, that's not intended at all, and um, so we might be saving lives today." since this program started, more than eight million pounds drugs have been collected. in orinda alone saturday more than a hundred pounds were taken back. philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty @ landing) it's a landmark moment in the investigation into alleged russian meddling in the 20-16 election. sources are telling our partners at cnn that arrests could come as soon as tomorrow. justine waldman has the details. a senior trump official said saturday that the white house will have "no comment" on the news that charges have been filed in the investigation led by special counsel, robert mueller.the president tweeted

before the investigation is a "witch hunt, a hoax, a waste of taxpayers dollars."a federal grand jury approved mueller's first charges in the investigation the former fbi director has been focused on possible russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election, potential illegal cooperation between president donald trump's campaign and russia...sources says that anyone charged could be taken into custody as early as monday.the charges filed on friday are under seal..paul callan, former prosecutor: "when you see a sealed indictment like this it almost always happens for one reason, there's a fear the defendant is going to flee the jurisdiction."a spokesman for the special counsel's office isn't commenting on the situation.mueller's team has also examined foreign lobbying conducted by former trump campaign manager paul manafort, former national security adviser michael flynn and others.the special counsel has issued subpoenas for documents and testimony to a handful of figures - including some people close to manafort and others involved in a trump tower meeting between russians and campaign officials. laura coates, former asst. u.s. attorney:"this may be an indication he's not trying to show his hand because he doesn't want people to be able to either conceal evidence, destroy evidence, it may be the reason he was able to do a surprise, no-knock-and- announce warrant on paul

manafort's home. there is an urgency that robert mueller is seeing. it may be a flight risk and there may be some missing pieces." ( marty ) besides possible collusion, mueller is also looking into potential obstruction of justice by president trump. three congressional investigations are under way as well. ( marty ) federal regulators are investigating complaints of loose steering wheels in ford fusions. the probe covers more than 800- thousand cars between 20-14 and 20-16. the investigation comes after three drivers reported their steering wheels coming loose. one driver said the steering wheel fell into their lap while turning into a gas station. the other two say the bolt attaching the wheel to the steering column came loose while driving. no injuries or crashes have been

reported. ford has yet to issue a recall. ( marty ) a happy homecoming for a group of santa rosa seniors forced out by the fire. that story is next. live look outside... san francisco international airport. ♪ what if home security was different? what if it looked different? what if the measure of working,

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homecoming for a group of senior citizens forced to evacuate during the fire in santa rosa... that terrible night, they all had to get out immediately. all of them suffer from some form of memory loss. but, earlier this week they got to return to their care community. kron 4's justine waldman was there. after two weeks away. the senior citizens at the vineyard at foutaingrove memory care.. finally returned home.to a champagne

celebration!natsbig hugs welcomed all 17 of the residents back.the people who live here.. suffer from memory loss.making the trauma of the fire and its aftermath that much harder to process.sot it is amazing how we escaped it allcharlie king sot we just grabbed clothes these are the only shoes i have had for weeks with the fire alarms blaring and flickering lights. maintenance worker hercules cuveas came to help his work family in the middle of the night.he and three caregivers, sensed the fires danger knew they had to get everyone out of harm's way.hercules cuveas / maintenance worker sot it was pretty rough some of them were startled they didn't know who i was but we did it it was awesomewith fire burning around them, he first took them to his church in santa rosa. they stayed until the flames threated them there eventually, some were moved to vineyards sister facility in sacramento.now they are back

and reunited again.sot things are starting to get back to normal so it is a blessingsu the fire got so close to the building it burned the hillside just to the west of the building the flames got just inches away from a residents window.nat fansonly a few fans in the hallway blow out the lingering smell of smoke.the community is basically brand new, it just started caring for people in august.sot i am feeling so sad for the people who are suffering we didn't lose a thingsome cannot recall anything about the fire, evacuating, being away or even understand where they are now. while a few know just how special this day is sot that is the other thing i feel so luckybecause there is no place like home.in santa rosa justine waldman kron 4 news

( marty ) we know about postpartum depression for new moms. but it also affects some dads. we'll talk about the results of a new study after the break. ( marty ) here's a live look at yosemite.

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lower to mid level cooling with it eroding much of the marine layer monday into monday night. patchy drizzle will be possible from late tonight into monday in particular over the southern half of the forecast area. early november will mark the beginning of a stormy and colder pattern over northern california with snow expected in the sierra nevada. (prefonted) (prefonted) dads do get postpartum

depressionnew study shows that hormones increase riskit is now well established that men experience postpartum depression. a 2010 study that appeared in the journal of the american medical association (jama) helped put paternal postnatal depression on the map. that study of 43 previous

studies showed that 14% of u.s. dads are at risk for postpartum depression. this percentage increases to over 25% during the 3- to 6-month period after a father's child is born.a new study, published in the september issue of the journal hormones and behavior, reveals ---that low testosterone increases a father's risk of postpartum depression. according to a leading expert on paternal postnatal depression, dr. will courtenay, this finding extends previous research. "recent studies have linked low testosterone with depression in older men. so, it makes sense that new fathers would become depressed if their testosterone levels are low."according to this new study, when a man's testosterone was not negatively affecting his mood, it could be negatively affecting his family. fathers with higher testosterone levels reported more parenting

stress, and their partners reported more relationship aggression.this study highlights the importance of addressing the hormonal changes new dads experience. "when we think of hormonal changes and childbirth, we usually think of pregnant women and nursing moms. but men's hormones change too - both during pregnancy and after their babies are born," says courtenay. not only do their testosterone levels decreases, their estrogen levels increase. courtenay adds, "changes also occur in the levels of prolactin - which we associate with nursing moms - as well as levels of cortisol and vasopressin, a hormone that appears to play an important role in parent infant bonding." researchers believe that all of these hormonal changes help to foster a stronger attachment between parents and their infants. fathers with lower testosterone, for

example, are more sympathetic and responsive to an infant's cries. "lower testosterone is a normal part of fatherhood," says courtenay, adding, "but it seems there needs to be an optimal drop in testosterone to benefit a father and his family. one way to think about postpartum depression in fathers is nature run amok." although these new fathers are in pain, their depression typically goes untreated according to courtenay, who holds a doctorate degree from u.c. berkeley and has served on the clinical faculties of harvard medical school and the university of california, san francisco. "too often these men don't get the help that they need. that's extremely detrimental not only for these men, but for their children

during these critical first few years," says courtenay. "a father's depression has a long-term impact on the psychological, social, and behavioral development of his kids." he adds, "we see this in children as young as 2, all the way through adolescence, and into young adulthood."in his book dying to be men (routledge), courtenay talks about some of the ineffective ways men cope with depression, which often compounds their risks and worsens their depression. he says, "men's way of coping with depression often includes an increased use of alcohol or other drugs, or impulsiveness and taking risks - like reckless driving, gambling or extramarital sex."

although testosterone supplements are tempting to consider, courtenay says they could end up making things worse for a man's family. better strategies include exercise, improving sleep and talk therapy, which has been found to be effective in treating depression.courtenay, who is also the founder of the only online resource for fathers with postpartum depression, saddaddy.com, has also conducted research of over 4,000 fathers in collaboration with mclean hospital at harvard medical school. his findings show that postpartum depression is also linked with the baby being unplanned or unexpected, the father unhappy about the gender of the baby, the baby having health problems or being colicky, and the baby having breast-feeding or bottle-feeding problems.tips "the best way to prevent postpartum depression in men is," according to courtenay, "to address what we know are potential causes before they occur."7 if a man has a history of depression, he should see a mental health professional before his child is born and anticipate the possibility of depression postpartum. 7 if he and

his partner have a difficult relationship or poor for many kids halloween

is their favorite holiday because they get to go trick or treating. but one group of kids want more time to collect all the candy they can. a group of fouth graders in ohio protested outside their city hall with the hope of extending trick-or-treating time by 30 minutes. around 200 kids signed a petition and personally delivered their case to the mayor. ( marty ) the mayor came out to hear them make their case in person. and it appears the kids were pretty convincing. the mayor granted their wish. they'll be allowed to trick or treat from six to eight-thirty p-m. ( marty ) an 8-year-old with cerebral palsy received a ásweetá gift for halloween.

jayden white was given a wheelchair inspired by the disney film 'wreck-it ralph!' her brand new wheelchair was made to look like the race car belonging to one of the characters. it was donated by a non-profit that builds costumes like this one for kids in wheelchairs. jayden applied online for a wheelchair costume. her application was chosen and a local high school's advanced three-d art class was chosen to design it!

but a little cooler today. your sunday forecast is next ! (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase? at enterprise, we guarantee it. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... change your thinking about buying your next one. here is dave spahr with

the weather. (dave)a weather pattern change to colder and wetter weather will take place by

late this week and extend into next week. onshore breezes, fog, and low clouds have already brought cooling to many locations along the coast in the last couple days. on monday a mainly dry low pressure area moves in from the pacific northwest bringing a fair amount of lower to mid level cooling with it eroding much of the marine layer monday into monday night. patchy drizzle will be possible from late tonight into monday in particular over the southern half of the forecast area. early november will mark the beginning of a stormy and colder pattern over northern california with snow expected in the sierra nevada.

( marty ) breaking overnight... one person is dead and another displaced after a house fire in san francisco. it happened on 44 molimo drive. here are pictures of the blaze. no details on how the fire broke out. we'll bring you updates as soon as they enter our newsroom. breaking overnight -- a's

catcher bruce maxwell has been arrested after a food delivery driver said he aimed a gun at her. maxwell was arrested around 6 pm saturday at his scottsdale home and booked for aggravated assualt and disorderly conduct. police say maxwell was held in custody pending an initial appearance. earlier this year, maxwell became the first and only m-l-b player to kneel in protest against racial injustice during the anthem. (marty) hundreds of sonoma county residents came together saturday morning for a day of remembrance for the victims of the north bay fires. to honor those who lost their lives, the santa rosa fire department rang a ceremonial bell for each victim with a final strike for those who are still missing. while saturday was a day to remember -- a long road to recovery lies ahead of the entire region.

nancy pelosi toured the north bay fire zone saturday before speaking at the event -- giving her commitment to help the victims for as long as it takes. (marty) fremont police are searching for a man wanted for committing various crimes. officers believe thomas beltran initially barricaded himself inside a homebut slipped out sometime before or during an eight-hour standoff. kron four's spencer blake explains how it all started. the fremont police mobile command center and other emergency vehicles arrived at darrow court around ten a-m saturday after a woman called 9-1-1."she informed that she had been battered by her boyfriend who was still in the residence."because they believed he had access to a gun and ammo inside the house, police went into standoff mode, using a bullhorn to try to coax thomas beltran out. "they asked him to please put down his weapon and come out and he refused."standup "fremont police did evacuate the homes immediately neighboring the house. they also had a shelter in place

for a few other homes but beyond that they seemed confident that the neighborhood as a whole wasn't in danger." "we have officers in several of the backyards. this specific property is adjacent to at least five other properties. we have officers back in all of those areas."kron four spoke to next- door neighbors who weren't allowed inside their homes until after 6 p-m."we didn't know if we needed to evacuate or not so they told us to sit tight for a while. then they came actually back into the house and they said, 'yes, you need to evacuate and evacuate now.'"because swat teams didn't get any communication from beltran, they eventually breached the house - preceeded by a fremont fire department drone.they searched every inch of the main house, along with the rental home attached to the back where they thought beltran was, but didn't find anyone.beltran already has a drug-related warrant out for his arrest, plus warrants for domestic violence and a felon in possession of ammunition, based on saturday's events.he was last seen wearing a raiders jersey.in fremont, spencer blake, kron four news. ( marty ) happening tomorrow... the first

charges in robert mueller's special investigation into russian interference with the 2016 election are expected to become public. as we told you yesterday when the news broke -- a federal grand jury approved the indictments, and anyone facing charges could be taken into custody as soon as tomorrow. president trump spent time saturday at his virgina golf course and would not comment directly on the charges. ( marty )(scando) president trump tweeted about 15 minutes ago... all of this "russia" talk right when the republicans are making their big push for historic tax cuts & reform. is this coincidental? not! coming up -- coyote sightings in san francisco -- what dog owners need to be aware of this morning. plus -- why kids took to the streets to protest for more halloween.and up next, milliennials and their money...are they saving for the future... find out after the break.

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the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. ( marty ) millennials are better at saving money compared to their elders. that's according to a new survey from bankrate-dot-com. they say about 60-percent of young people are spending less in order to save more for the future. that number jumps to 74-percent when you include people between the ages of 18 and 26. the reasons they list for cutting back on spending include paying off debt. as well as concerns about the economy job security and stagnant incomes. meanwhile-- the study finds only 25-percent of older generations are cutting costs to save money for the ( marty ) california's chief justice is weighing in on the debate over reforming the state's bail system. tani cantil- sakauye says, she wants to do away with the cash bail system. the chief justice would prefer that the state rely on risk assessment when it comes to deciding whether and where

defendants should be released before trial. critics of the current system say, it hurts the poor because they cannot afford to post bail, while those with money can.. supporters of the current system say, the cash bail ensures defendants will show up for court. (marty) just ahead -- still more on your bottom line. what people are saying this morning about the new gas tax set to take effect on wednesday. live look outside... bay bridge toll plaza. here's a live look at the

embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)a weather pattern change to colder and wetter weather

will take place by late this week and extend into next week. onshore breezes, fog, and low clouds have already brought cooling to many locations along the coast in the last couple days. on monday a mainly dry low pressure area moves in from the pacific northwest bringing a fair amount of lower to mid level cooling with it eroding much of the marine layer monday into monday night. patchy drizzle will be possible from late tonight into monday in particular over the southern half of the forecast area. early november will mark the beginning of a stormy and colder pattern over northern california with snow expected in the sierra nevada. . ( marty @ landing)a new video

has emerged of a second coyote sighting in san francisco. this time it happened in mclaren park. just days after a coyote snatched a small dog snatched a coyote just days after mclaren park. happened in this time it francisco.sighting in san coyote of a second has emerged a new video landing)( marty @

( marty @ landing)a new video has emerged of a second coyote sighting in san francisco. this time it happened in mclaren park. just days after a coyote snatched a small dog near lake merced. kron 4's hermela aregawi has the details. take a look at this..kron 4 viewer video of a coyote in mclaren park.the video taken this morning serves as a reminder to dog owners to keep their pets close.lance martin/dog ownermonkey, my dog stays close to me so i don't have to worry about it. but i do know that people with very small under 40 pounds should keep them on leashes. i have a big dog. some of the smaller dogs in the neighborhood are obviously getting taken by the coyotes so it is dangerous l/dog owner:ive only lived here about 2 years. but i walk the dog here pretty daily and so ive seen probably half a dozen sightings in 2 years.i

think pick him up and also try to make yourself look big but also not try to confront the coyote and try to get out of its space.animal control officials say the best thing to do if you see a coyote.. is pick up your dog if you can, back away, make noise and try to frighten the coyote away. erik schnabel/dog owner:i think you just have to respect their space and be vigilant and be aware that you're in their neighborhood.lance martin/dog ownerwe are going to walk right over here which is just above sunnydale and we are going to see some coyotes im sure in about 5 minutes. ( marty ) on the peninsula... people are seeing mountain lions. reports came in at about ten friday night in san mateo county. one big cat was seen along highway 35 near the community of kings mountain. there was a second sighting in la honda. the mountain lion was seen near coggins ranch road and woodland vista. in both cases the san mateo county sheriff's office says the cats were seen crossing a road. ( marty ) the gas tax in california is set to rise this week. ken mashinchi (ma- sen-chi) reports on what drivers have to say about the

increase. california's gas tax, increasing the cost of a gallon by 12 cents, takes effect on november 1. the bill signed by governor jerry brown calls for over $52 billion dollars over the next decade to help fund road repair projects."kinda scary that the fuel prices will be going up substantially, but i just hope it goes to what they say it's going to go to. but i'm not looking forward to it," driver mike french said.knowing the extra money is going toward fixing streets makes it easier for some drivers to accept the tax, many still search for ways to combat the higher prices."i've got some discount cards so i'll be using them every time i can. it's the only thing i can do or buy a more gas efficient vehicle, but i don't see that happening," driver douglas welsch said.jerry surber drives an rv for travel, and says the tax won't keep him from hitting the road."if you can't afford to buy the gas for it, then you really can't afford it," he said. "what's 12 cents when you're traveling? you just have to pay the price. i realize why, but i don't like it."drivers don't find much to like about the new tax, but they know there isn't much to do about it."we gotta have it. we are held hostage to our vehicles," welsch said. "there is nothing we can do about it. just make

it work? yes, unfortunately yes." ( marty ) an nfl team is planning to demonstrate against the team's owner. find out why after the break.

(jr stone) game four of the world series. dodgers trying to even the series after falling in game three...5-3 both teams nice and loose before the game. we had to go to the sixth for the first run -- george springer hits one deep off alex wood... breaking his no-hitter. game tied at one -- after going 0-11... the stuggling cody bellinger finally gets it going -- he brings in the go-ahead run... dodgers take the lead 2-1 l-a wasn't done -- joc pederson rips a 3-run bomb to blow the game wide open. astros bullpen give up five runs in the ninth dodgers win 6-2 series is tied at two. game five will be sunday night the san jose sharks out east on a five game road trip.out in buffalo

today even the little kids were on hand. little kids were on hand. sharks jooanas donskoi on the breakaway. he's got no one in front of him. he's got himself a goal. sharks go on the board first one to nothing. this was a good one though. we go to the third period. tied at 2.logan couture. he's got the puck.untouched as he skates towards the goal. he's got it. couture with the goal. shot that right over the goalie's left shoulder. beautiful shot right there. that would prove to be the game winning goal as the sharks go on to win this thing. 3 to 2. sharks went 3 and 2 on the road trip. couture had 5 goals during this trip. sharks are back in san jose monday against toronto as partick marleau makes his return to san jose. (j.r.)the golden state warriors are off tonight but many are waiting to hear what is going to happen with draymond green. so far no suspension of fine has been given.draymond green got into a bit of a scuffle last night as the team was taking on the washington wizards over at oracle arena. you can see what the maylay looked like in this video. green and wizards guard bradley beal got tied up

together. in some of the slow mow shots it looked like green took an elbow to the face. the two pushed and shoved their way onto the ground. when draymond finally came out of the pile up his shirt was ripped. both players were ejected. green didn't speak to the media and beal wouldn't talk about what happened. as draymond was leaving though he yelled, "they out to get me, bro. they been that way though." again as of tonight no suspensions or fines handed out. ( marty ) in the n-f-l. reports say the houston texans are planning a demonstration against their owner, bob mcnair. this after mcnair said "we can't have the inmates running the prison." the quote appeared in an e-s-p-n story about n-f-l owners and players trying to resolve the national-anthem dispute. it's unknown how the players plan on protesting their owner. there are reports that players may peel off the logo from their helmets, kneel as a team, or

raise their fists together. live look outside... golden gate bridge..

( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)a weather pattern change to colder and wetter weather will take place by late this week and extend into next week. onshore breezes, fog, and low clouds have already brought cooling to many locations along the coast in

the last couple days. on monday a mainly dry low pressure area moves in from the pacific northwest bringing a fair amount of lower to mid level cooling with it eroding much of the marine layer monday into monday night. patchy drizzle will be possible from late tonight into monday in particular over the southern half of the forecast area. early november will mark the beginning of a stormy and colder pattern over northern california with snow expected in the sierra nevada. ( marty @ landing) law enforcement agencies

across the country and around the bay area partnered to take expired prescription drugs off the streets. this just days after president trump declared the opiod crisis a public health emergency kron four's philippe djegal stopped by a few drug collections sites in the east bay. nats- unused, expired and potentially deadly if ingested...nats- these prescription drugs phyllis cedars collected from her cabinets...nats/phyllis- "i am so glad you do this." and, dropped off at the orinda police department. are thrown in burn-up bins, and later taken to the u-s drug enforcement administration office in oakland... where the pills are safely incinerated.phyllis cedars/dropping of drugs- "i didn't want to contaminate the ground water, or the environment with pills and expired medicines." this is the 14th drug take back day

sponsored by the d-e-a, partnering with thousands of law enforcement agencies in the united states.nats- "i'm so glad a i saw this." in addition to orinda, the lafaeyette police department accepted drugs...nats- "you guys have a good one. take care." and, so did officers in daniville. a 20-15 national survey on drug use and health... found that six-point-four million americans abused controlled prescription drugs.president donald trump- "as americans, we cannot allow this to continue." earlier this week... president donald trump declared america's opiod crisis a public health emergency... possibly making additional federal funds available to fight the problem. studies show that a majority of the people who abuse prescription drugs get them from family members and friends.phyllis cedars/droppin g of drugs- "kids put everything in their mouth. and, so, if you leave pills laying around, they are exploring and grabbing medicine, and i didn't want my grandson to find these things and get curious about them." because that's how addiction starts.bryan walley/ordina police dept.- "they can mistakenly take it and then

have an overdose, uh, that's not intended at all, and um, so we might be saving lives today." since this program started, more than eight million pounds drugs have been collected. in orinda alone saturday more than a hundred pounds were taken back. philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty @ landing) it's a landmark moment in the investigation into alleged russian meddling in the 20-16 election. sources are telling our partners at cnn that arrests could come as soon as tomorrow. justine waldman has the details. a senior trump official said saturday that the white house will have "no comment" on the news that charges have been filed in the investigation led by special counsel, robert mueller.the president tweeted before the investigation is a "witch hunt, a hoax, a waste of taxpayers dollars."a federal grand jury approved mueller's first charges in the investigation the former fbi director has been focused on possible russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election, potential illegal cooperation between president

donald trump's campaign and russia...sources says that anyone charged could be taken into custody as early as monday.the charges filed on friday are under seal..paul callan, former prosecutor: "when you see a sealed indictment like this it almost always happens for one reason, there's a fear the defendant is going to flee the jurisdiction."a spokesman for the special counsel's office isn't commenting on the situation.mueller's team has also examined foreign lobbying conducted by former trump campaign manager paul manafort, former national security adviser michael flynn and others.the special counsel has issued subpoenas for documents and testimony to a handful of figures - including some people close to manafort and others involved in a trump tower meeting between russians and campaign officials. laura coates, former asst. u.s. attorney:"this may be an indication he's not trying to show his hand because he doesn't want people to be able to either conceal evidence, destroy evidence, it may be the reason he was able to do a surprise, no-knock-and- announce warrant on paul manafort's home. there is an urgency that robert mueller is seeing. it may be a flight risk and there may be some missing pieces."

( marty ) besides possible collusion, mueller is also looking into potential obstruction of justice by president trump. three congressional investigations are under way as well. ( marty ) federal regulators are investigating complaints of loose steering wheels in ford fusions. the probe covers more than 800- thousand cars between 20-14 and 20-16. the investigation comes after three drivers reported their steering wheels coming loose. one driver said the steering wheel fell into their lap while turning into a gas station. the other two say the bolt attaching the wheel to the steering column came loose while driving. no injuries or crashes have been reported. ford has yet to issue a recall. ( marty ) a happy homecoming for a group of santa rosa seniors forced out

by the fire. that story is next. live look outside... san francisco international airport. today, we're out here

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for a group of senior citizens forced to evacuate during the fire in santa rosa... that terrible night, they all had to get out immediately. all of them suffer from some form of memory loss. but, earlier this week they got to return to their care community. kron 4's justine waldman was there. after two weeks away. the senior citizens at the vineyard at foutaingrove memory care.. finally returned home.to a champagne celebration!natsbig hugs welcomed all 17 of the residents back.the people who live here.. suffer from memory loss.making the trauma of the fire and its aftermath that much harder to process.sot it is amazing how we escaped it

allcharlie king sot we just grabbed clothes these are the only shoes i have had for weeks with the fire alarms blaring and flickering lights. maintenance worker hercules cuveas came to help his work family in the middle of the night.he and three caregivers, sensed the fires danger knew they had to get everyone out of harm's way.hercules cuveas / maintenance worker sot it was pretty rough some of them were startled they didn't know who i was but we did it it was awesomewith fire burning around them, he first took them to his church in santa rosa. they stayed until the flames threated them there eventually, some were moved to vineyards sister facility in sacramento.now they are back and reunited again.sot things are starting to get back to normal so it is a blessingsu the fire got so close to the building it burned the hillside just to the west of the building the flames got

just inches away from a residents window.nat fansonly a few fans in the hallway blow out the lingering smell of smoke.the community is basically brand new, it just started caring for people in august.sot i am feeling so sad for the people who are suffering we didn't lose a thingsome cannot recall anything about the fire, evacuating, being away or even understand where they are now. while a few know just how special this day is sot that is the other thing i feel so luckybecause there is no place like home.in santa rosa justine waldman kron 4 news ( marty ) we know about postpartum depression for new moms. but it also affects some dads. we'll talk about the results of a new study after the break.

( marty ) here's a live look at yosemite.

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. (dave)a weather pattern change to colder and wetter weather will take place by late this week and extend into next week. onshore breezes, fog, and low clouds have already brought cooling to many locations along the coast in the last couple days. on monday a mainly dry low pressure area moves in from

the pacific northwest bringing a fair amount of lower to mid level cooling with it eroding much of the marine layer monday into monday night. patchy drizzle will be possible from late tonight into monday in particular over the southern half of the forecast area. early november will mark the beginning of a stormy and colder pattern over northern california with snow expected in the sierra nevada. (prefonted) dads do get postpartum

depressionnew study shows that hormones increase riskit is now well established that men experience postpartum depression. a 2010 study that appeared in the journal of the american medical association (jama) helped put paternal postnatal depression on the map. that study of 43 previous studies showed that 14% of u.s. dads are at risk for postpartum depression. this percentage

increases to over 25% during the 3- to 6-month period after a father's child is born.a new study, published in the september issue of the journal hormones and behavior, reveals ---that low testosterone increases a father's risk of postpartum depression. according to a leading expert on paternal postnatal depression, dr. will courtenay, this finding extends previous research. "recent studies have linked low testosterone with depression in older men. so, it makes sense that new fathers would become depressed if their testosterone levels are low."according to this new study, when a man's testosterone was not negatively affecting his mood, it could be negatively affecting his family. fathers with higher testosterone levels reported more parenting stress, and their partners reported more relationship aggression.this study highlights the importance of addressing the hormonal changes new dads experience. "when we think of hormonal changes and childbirth, we usually think of pregnant women and nursing moms. but men's hormones change too - both during pregnancy and after their babies are born," says courtenay. not only do their testosterone levels decreases, their estrogen levels increase. courtenay adds, "changes also occur in the levels of prolactin - which we associate with nursing moms - as well as

levels of cortisol and vasopressin, a hormone that appears to play an important role in parent infant bonding." researchers believe that all of these hormonal changes help to foster a stronger attachment between parents and their infants. fathers with lower testosterone, for example, are more sympathetic and responsive to an infant's cries. "lower testosterone is a normal part of fatherhood," says courtenay, adding, "but it seems there needs to be an optimal drop in testosterone to benefit a father and his family. one way to think about postpartum depression in fathers is nature run amok." although these new fathers are in pain, their depression typically goes untreated according to courtenay, who holds a doctorate degree from u.c. berkeley and has served on the clinical faculties of harvard medical school and the university of california, san francisco. "too often these men don't get the help that they need. that's extremely detrimental not only for these men, but for their children during these critical first few years," says courtenay. "a father's depression has a

long-term impact on the psychological, social, and behavioral development of his kids." he adds, "we see this in children as young as 2, all the way through adolescence, and into young adulthood."in his book dying to be men (routledge), courtenay talks about some of the ineffective ways men cope with depression, which often compounds their risks and worsens their depression. he says, "men's way of coping with depression often includes an increased use of alcohol or other drugs, or impulsiveness and taking risks - like reckless driving, gambling or extramarital sex." although testosterone supplements are tempting to consider, courtenay says they could end up making things worse for a man's family. better strategies include exercise, improving sleep and talk therapy, which has been found to be effective in treating depression.courtenay, who is also the founder of the only online resource for fathers with postpartum depression, saddaddy.com, has also conducted research of over 4,000 fathers in collaboration with mclean hospital at harvard medical school. his findings show that postpartum depression is also linked with the baby being unplanned or unexpected, the father unhappy about the gender of the baby, the baby having health problems or being colicky, and the baby having breast-feeding or bottle-feeding problems.tips "the best way to prevent postpartum depression in men is," according to courtenay, "to address what we know are potential causes before they occur."7 if a man has a history of depression, he should see a mental health professional before his child is born and anticipate the possibility of depression postpartum. 7 if he and his partner have a difficult relationship or poor communication, they should see a couples' counselor before their child is born. 7

if the father has economic concerns about supporting his family, rather than avoid or put off thinking about this, he should look at his finances and set up a budget ahead of time. this will do a lot to relieve his stress. 7 if he and his partner don't have a lot of social support, they should try to develop and increase their support network before the little one arrives. 7 the mother's support of a depressed father is critical. it's often difficult for new mothers - who often hope their husband or partner will be "the rock" for the family - to accept that their partners are depressed. and new fathers really need to know from their wives or partners that they won't be rejected, shamed or ridiculed because they are suffering from depression.

for many kids halloween is their favorite holiday

because they get to go trick or treating. but one group of kids want more time to collect all the candy they can. a group of fouth graders in ohio protested outside their city hall with the hope of extending trick-or-treating time by 30 minutes. around 200 kids signed a petition and personally delivered their case to the mayor. ( marty ) the mayor came out to hear them make their case in person. and it appears the kids were pretty convincing. the mayor granted their wish. they'll be allowed to trick or treat from six to eight-thirty p-m. coming up on the kron 4 morning news -- an a's catcher in trouble in arizona -- we have details on his arrest. plus -- coyote sightings in san francisco -- what dog owners need to be aware of

this morning. (dave)morning fog...clearing but a little cooler today. your sunday forecast is next ! (camilla) shooting following a disturbance in discovery bay

( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)a weather pattern change

to colder and wetter weather will take place by late this week and extend into next week. onshore breezes, fog, and low clouds have already brought cooling to many locations along the coast in the last couple days. on monday a mainly dry low pressure area moves in from the pacific northwest bringing a fair amount of lower to mid level cooling with it eroding much of the marine layer monday into monday night. patchy drizzle will be possible from late tonight into monday in particular over the southern half of the forecast area. early november will mark the beginning of a stormy and colder pattern over northern california with snow expected in the sierra nevada.

( marty ) ( marty ) breaking overnight... one person is dead and another displaced after a house fire in san francisco. it happened on 44 molimo drive. here are pictures of the blaze. no details on how the fire broke out. we'll bring you updates as soon as they enter our newsroom. breaking overnight -- a's catcher bruce maxwell has been arrested after a food delivery driver said he aimed a gun at her. maxwell was arrested around 6 pm saturday at his scottsdale home and booked for aggravated assualt and disorderly conduct. police

say maxwell was held in custody pending an initial appearance. earlier this year, maxwell became the first and only m-l-b player to kneel in protest against racial injustice during the national anthem. (marty) hundreds of sonoma county residents came together saturday morning for a day of remembrance for the victims of the north bay fires. to honor those who lost their lives, the santa rosa fire department rang a ceremonial bell for each victim with a final strike for those who are still missing. while saturday was a day to remember -- a long road to recovery lies ahead of the entire region.

committing various crimes. officers believe thomas beltran initially barricaded himself inside a homebut slipped out sometime before or during an eight-hour standoff. kron four's spencer blake explains how it all started. the fremont police mobile command center and other emergency vehicles arrived at darrow court around ten a-m saturday after a woman called 9-1-1."she informed that she had been battered by her boyfriend who was still in the residence."because they believed he had access to a gun and ammo inside the house, police went into standoff mode, using a bullhorn to try to coax thomas beltran out. "they asked him to please put down his weapon and come out and he refused."standup "fremont police did evacuate the homes immediately neighboring the house. they also had a shelter in place for a few other homes but beyond that they seemed confident that the neighborhood as a whole wasn't in danger." "we have officers in several of the backyards. this specific property is adjacent to at least five

other properties. we have officers back in all of those areas."kron four spoke to next- door neighbors who weren't allowed inside their homes until after 6 p-m."we didn't know if we needed to evacuate or not so they told us to sit tight for a while. then they came actually back into the house and they said, 'yes, you need to evacuate and evacuate now.'"because swat teams didn't get any communication from beltran, they eventually breached the house - preceeded by a fremont fire department drone.they searched every inch of the main house, along with the rental home attached to the back where they thought beltran was, but didn't find anyone.beltran already has a drug-related warrant out for his arrest, plus warrants for domestic violence and a felon in possession of ammunition, based on saturday's events.he was last seen wearing a raiders jersey.in fremont, spencer blake, kron four news. ( marty ) happening tomorrow... the first charges in robert mueller's special investigation into russian interference with the 2016 election are expected to become public. as we told you yesterday when the news broke -- a federal grand jury approved the indictments, and

anyone facing charges could be taken into custody as soon as tomorrow. president trump spent time saturday at his virgina golf course and would not comment directly on the charges. ( marty ) president trump tweeted this earlier this morning. all of this "russia" talk right when the republicans are making their big push for historic tax cuts & reform. is this coincidental? not! coming up -- coyote sightings in san francisco -- what dog owners need to be aware of this morning. plus -- why kids took to the streets to protest for more halloween.and up next, milliennials and their money...are they saving for the future... find out after the break.

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from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. ( marty ) millennials are better at saving money compared to their elders. that's according to a new survey from bankrate-dot-com. they say about 60-percent of young people are spending

less in order to save more for the future. that number jumps to 74-percent when you include people between the ages of 18 and 26. the reasons they list for cutting back on spending include paying off debt. as well as concerns about the economy job security and stagnant incomes. meanwhile-- the study finds only 25-percent of older generations are cutting costs to save money for the future. ( marty ) california's chief justice is weighing in on the debate over reforming the state's bail system. tani cantil- sakauye says, she wants to do away with the cash bail system. the chief justice would prefer that the state rely on risk assessment when it comes to deciding whether and where defendants should be released before trial. critics of the current system say, it hurts the poor because they cannot afford to post bail, while those with money can.. supporters of the current system say, the cash bail ensures defendants will show up for court.

live look outside... bay bridge toll plaza.

( marty ) here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)a weather pattern change to colder and wetter weather will take place by late this week and extend into next week. onshore breezes, fog, and low clouds have already brought cooling to many locations along the coast in the last couple days. on monday a mainly dry low pressure area moves in from the pacific northwest bringing a fair amount of

lower to mid level cooling with it eroding much of the marine layer monday into monday night. patchy drizzle will be possible from late tonight into monday in particular over the southern half of the forecast area. early november will mark the beginning of a stormy and colder pattern over northern california with snow expected in the sierra nevada. .

(marty @ landing) breaking news this morning... one person is dead after a shooting in east bay. and the search for the gunman is on this morning. kron 4's camila bernal is live from discovery bay with more. camila? ( camila )

of the disturbance occurrence. think this is something that they're randomly doing. i don't think there's a call for people to be worried. > ( marty ) thanks camila. camila. thanks camila.

( marty @ landing)a new video has emerged of a second coyote sighting in san francisco. this time it happened in mclaren park. just days after a coyote snatched a small dog near lake merced. kron 4's hermela aregawi has the details. take a look at this..kron 4 viewer video of a coyote in mclaren park.the video taken this morning serves as a reminder to dog owners to keep their pets close.lance martin/dog ownermonkey, my dog stays close to me so i don't have to worry about it. but i do know that people with very small under 40 pounds should keep them on leashes. i have a big dog. some of the smaller

dogs in the neighborhood are obviously getting taken by the coyotes so it is dangerous l/dog owner:ive only lived here about 2 years. but i walk the dog here pretty daily and so ive seen probably half a dozen sightings in 2 years.i think pick him up and also try to make yourself look big but also not try to confront the coyote and try to get out of its space.animal control officials say the best thing to do if you see a coyote.. is pick up your dog if you can, back away, make noise and try to frighten the coyote away. erik schnabel/dog owner:i think you just have to respect their space and be vigilant and be aware that you're in their neighborhood.lance martin/dog ownerwe are going to walk right over here which is just above sunnydale and we are going to see some coyotes im sure in about 5 minutes. ( marty ) on the peninsula... people are seeing mountain lions. reports came in at about ten friday night in san mateo county. one big cat was

seen along highway 35 near the community of kings mountain. there was a second sighting in la honda. the mountain lion was seen near coggins ranch road and woodland vista. in both cases the san mateo county sheriff's office says the cats were seen crossing a road. ( marty ) the gas tax in california is set to rise this week. ken mashinchi (ma- sen-chi) reports on what drivers have to say about the increase. california's gas tax, increasing the cost of a gallon by 12 cents, takes effect on november 1. the bill signed by governor jerry brown calls for over $52 billion dollars over the next decade to help fund road repair projects."kinda scary that the fuel prices will be going up substantially, but i just hope it goes to what they say it's going to go to. but i'm not looking forward to it," driver mike french said.knowing the extra money is going toward fixing streets makes it easier for some drivers to accept the tax, many still search for ways to combat the higher prices."i've got some discount cards so i'll be using them every time i can. it's the only thing i can do or buy a more gas efficient vehicle, but i don't see that happening," driver douglas welsch said.jerry surber drives an rv for travel, and says the tax won't keep him from hitting the road."if you can't afford to buy the gas for it, then you really can't afford it," he said. "what's 12 cents when you're

traveling? you just have to pay the price. i realize why, but i don't like it."drivers don't find much to like about the new tax, but they know there isn't much to do about it."we gotta have it. we are held hostage to our vehicles," welsch said. "there is nothing we can do about it. just make it work? yes, unfortunately yes." ( marty ) an nfl team is planning

to demonstrate against the team's owner. find out why after the break.

(jr stone) game four of the world series. dodgers trying to even the series after falling in game three...5-3 both teams nice and loose before the game. we had to go to the sixth for the first run -- george springer hits one deep off alex wood... breaking his no-hitter. game tied at one -- after going 0-11... the stuggling cody bellinger finally gets it going -- he brings in the go-ahead run... dodgers take the lead 2-1 l-a wasn't done -- joc pederson rips a 3-run bomb to blow the game wide open.

astros bullpen give up five runs in the ninth dodgers win 6-2 series is tied at two. game five will be sunday night the san jose sharks out east on a five game road trip.out in buffalo today even the little kids were on hand. sharks jooanas donskoi on the breakaway. he's got no one in front of him. he's got himself a goal. sharks go on the board first one to nothing. this was a good one though. we go to the third period. tied at 2.logan couture. he's got the puck.untouched as he skates towards the goal. he's got it. couture with the goal. shot that right over the goalie's left shoulder. beautiful shot right there. that would prove to be the game winning goal as the sharks go on to win this thing. 3 to 2. sharks went 3 and 2 on the road trip. couture had 5 goals during this trip. sharks are back in san jose monday against toronto as partick marleau makes his return to san jose. (j.r.)the golden state

warriors are off tonight but many are waiting to hear what is going to happen with draymond green. so far no suspension of fine has been given.draymond green got into a bit of a scuffle last night as the team was taking on the washington wizards over at oracle arena. you can see what the maylay looked like in this video. green and wizards guard bradley beal got tied up together. in some of the slow mow shots it looked like green took an elbow to the face. the two pushed and shoved their way onto the ground. when draymond finally came out of the pile up his shirt was ripped. both players were ejected. green didn't speak to the media and beal wouldn't talk about what happened. as draymond was leaving though he yelled, "they out to get me, bro. they been that way though." again as of tonight no suspensions or fines handed out. ( marty ) in the n-f-l. reports say the houston texans are planning a demonstration against their owner, bob mcnair. this

after mcnair said "we can't have the inmates running the prison." the quote appeared in an e-s-p-n story about n-f-l owners and players trying to resolve the national- anthem dispute. it's unknown how the players plan on protesting their owner. there are reports that players may peel off the logo from their helmets, kneel as a team, or raise their fists together. live look outside... golden gate bridge..

( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)a weather pattern change to colder and wetter weather will take place by late this week and extend into next

week. onshore breezes, fog, and low clouds have already brought cooling to many locations along the coast in the last couple days. on monday a mainly dry low pressure area moves in from the pacific northwest bringing a fair amount of lower to mid level cooling with it eroding much of the marine layer monday into monday night. patchy drizzle will be possible from late tonight into monday in particular over the southern half of the forecast area. early november will mark the beginning of a stormy and colder pattern over northern california with snow expected in the sierra nevada. ( marty @ landing) law enforcement agencies across the country and around the bay area

partnered to take expired prescription drugs off the streets. this just days after president trump declared the opiod crisis a public health emergency kron four's philippe djegal stopped by a few drug collections sites in the east bay. nats- unused, expired and potentially deadly if ingested...nats- these prescription drugs phyllis cedars collected from her cabinets...nats/phyllis- "i am so glad you do this." and, dropped off at the orinda police department. are thrown in burn-up bins, and later taken to the u-s drug enforcement administration office in oakland... where the pills are safely incinerated.phyllis cedars/dropping of drugs- "i didn't want to contaminate the ground water, or the environment with pills and

expired medicines." this is the 14th drug take back day sponsored by the d-e-a, partnering with thousands of law enforcement agencies in the united states.nats- "i'm so glad a i saw this." in addition to orinda, the lafaeyette police department accepted drugs...nats- "you guys have a good one. take care." and, so did officers in daniville. a 20-15 national survey on drug use and health... found that six-point-four million americans abused controlled prescription drugs.president donald trump- "as americans, we cannot allow this to continue." earlier this week... president donald trump declared america's opiod crisis a public health emergency... possibly making additional federal funds available to fight the problem. studies show that a majority of the people who abuse prescription drugs get them from family members and friends.phyllis cedars/droppin g of drugs- "kids put everything in their mouth. and, so, if you leave pills laying around, they are exploring and grabbing medicine, and i didn't want my grandson to find these things and get curious about them." because that's how addiction starts.bryan walley/ordina police dept.- "they can mistakenly take it and then have an overdose, uh, that's not intended at all, and um, so we might be saving lives today." since this program started, more than eight million pounds drugs have been

collected. in orinda alone saturday more than a hundred pounds were taken back. philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty @ landing) it's a landmark moment in the investigation into alleged russian meddling in the 20-16 election. sources are telling our partners at cnn that arrests could come as soon as tomorrow. justine waldman has the details. a senior trump official said saturday that the white house will have "no comment" on the news that charges have been filed in the investigation led by special counsel, robert mueller.the president tweeted before the investigation is a "witch hunt, a hoax, a waste of taxpayers dollars."a federal grand jury approved mueller's first charges in the investigation the former fbi director has been focused on possible russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election, potential illegal cooperation between president donald trump's campaign and russia...sources says that anyone charged could be taken

into custody as early as monday.the charges filed on friday are under seal..paul callan, former prosecutor: "when you see a sealed indictment like this it almost always happens for one reason, there's a fear the defendant is going to flee the jurisdiction."a spokesman for the special counsel's office isn't commenting on the situation.mueller's team has also examined foreign lobbying conducted by former trump campaign manager paul manafort, former national security adviser michael flynn and others.the special counsel has issued subpoenas for documents and testimony to a handful of figures - including some people close to manafort and others involved in a trump tower meeting between russians and campaign officials. laura coates, former asst. u.s. attorney:"this may be an indication he's not trying to show his hand because he doesn't want people to be able to either conceal evidence, destroy evidence, it may be the reason he was able to do a surprise, no-knock-and- announce warrant on paul manafort's home. there is an urgency that robert mueller is

seeing. it may be a flight risk and there may be some missing pieces." ( marty ) besides possible collusion, mueller is also looking into potential obstruction of justice by president trump. three congressional investigations are under way as well. ( marty ) federal regulators are investigating complaints of loose steering wheels in ford fusions. the probe covers more than 800- thousand cars between 20-14 and 20-16. the investigation comes after three drivers reported their steering wheels coming loose. one driver said the steering wheel fell into their lap while turning into a gas station. the other two say the bolt attaching the wheel to the steering column came loose while driving. no injuries or crashes have been reported. ford has yet to issue a recall. ( marty ) a happy homecoming for a group of santa rosa seniors forced out by the fire. that story is next. live look outside... san francisco international airport.

it was a happy homecoming for a group of senior citizens forced to evacuate during the fire in santa rosa... that terrible night, they all had to get out immediately. all of them suffer from some form of memory loss. but, earlier this week they got to return to their care community. kron 4's justine waldman was there. after two weeks away. the senior citizens at the vineyard at foutaingrove memory care.. finally returned home.to a champagne celebration!natsbig hugs welcomed all 17 of the residents back.the people who live here.. suffer from memory loss.making the trauma of the fire and its aftermath that much harder to process.sot it is amazing how we escaped it allcharlie king sot we just grabbed clothes these are the only shoes i have had for weeks with the fire alarms blaring and flickering lights. maintenance worker hercules cuveas came to help his work family in the middle of the night.he and three caregivers, sensed the fires danger knew they had to get everyone out of harm's way.hercules cuveas

/ maintenance worker sot it was pretty rough some of them were startled they didn't know who i was but we did it it was awesomewith fire burning around them, he first took them to his church in santa rosa. they stayed until the flames threated them there eventually, some were moved to vineyards sister facility in sacramento.now they are back and reunited again.sot things are starting to get back to normal so it is a blessingsu the fire got so close to the building it burned the hillside just to the west of the building the flames got just inches away from a residents window.nat fansonly a few fans in the hallway blow out the lingering smell of smoke.the community is basically brand new, it just started caring for people in august.sot i am feeling so sad for the people who are suffering we didn't lose a

thingsome cannot recall anything about the fire, evacuating, being away or even understand where they are now. while a few know just how special this day is sot that is the other thing i feel so luckybecause there is no place like home.in santa rosa justine waldman kron 4 news ( marty ) we know about postpartum depression for new moms. but it also affects some dads. we'll talk about the results of a new study after the break. live look outside... san mateo bridge.

weather will take place by late this week and extend into next week. onshore breezes, fog, and low clouds have already brought cooling to many locations along the coast in the last couple days. on monday a mainly dry low pressure area moves in from the pacific northwest bringing a fair amount of lower to mid level cooling with it eroding much of the marine layer monday into monday night. patchy drizzle will be possible from late tonight into monday in particular over the southern half of the forecast area. early november will mark the beginning of a stormy and colder pattern over northern california with snow expected in the sierra nevada. (prefonted) dads do get postpartum

depressionnew study shows that hormones increase riskit is now well established that men experience postpartum depression. a 2010 study that appeared in the journal of the american medical association (jama) helped put paternal postnatal depression on the map. that study of 43 previous studies showed that 14% of u.s. dads are at risk for postpartum depression. this percentage increases to over 25% during the 3- to 6-month period after a father's child is born.a new study, published in the september issue of the journal hormones and behavior, reveals ---that low testosterone increases a father's risk of postpartum depression. according to a leading expert on paternal postnatal depression, dr. will courtenay, this finding extends previous research. "recent studies have linked low testosterone with depression in older men. so, it makes sense that new fathers would become depressed if their testosterone levels are low."according to this new

study, when a man's testosterone was not negatively affecting his mood, it could be negatively affecting his family. fathers with higher testosterone levels reported more parenting stress, and their partners reported more relationship aggression.this study highlights the importance of addressing the hormonal changes new dads experience. "when we think of hormonal changes and childbirth, we usually think of pregnant women and nursing moms. but men's hormones change too - both during pregnancy and after their babies are born," says courtenay. not only do their testosterone levels decreases, their estrogen levels increase. courtenay adds, "changes also occur in the levels of prolactin - which we associate with nursing moms - as well as levels of cortisol and vasopressin, a hormone that appears to play an important role in parent infant bonding."

researchers believe that all of these hormonal changes help to foster a stronger attachment between parents and their infants. fathers with lower testosterone, for example, are more sympathetic and responsive to an infant's cries. "lower testosterone is a normal part of fatherhood," says courtenay, adding, "but it seems there needs to be an optimal drop in testosterone to benefit a father and his family. one way to think about postpartum depression in fathers is nature run amok." although these new fathers are in pain, their depression typically goes untreated according to courtenay, who holds a doctorate degree from u.c. berkeley and has served on the clinical faculties of harvard medical school and the university of california, san

francisco. "too often these men don't get the help that they need. that's extremely detrimental not only for these men, but for their children during these critical first few years," says courtenay. "a father's depression has a long-term impact on the psychological, social, and behavioral development of his kids." he adds, "we see this in children as young as 2, all the way through adolescence, and into young adulthood."in his book dying to be men (routledge), courtenay talks about some of the ineffective ways men cope with depression, which often compounds their risks and worsens their depression. he says, "men's way of coping with depression often includes an increased use of alcohol or other drugs, or impulsiveness and taking

risks - like reckless driving, gambling or extramarital sex." although testosterone supplements are tempting to consider, courtenay says they could end up making things worse for a man's family. better strategies include exercise, improving sleep and talk therapy, which has been found to be effective in treating depression.courtenay, who is also the founder of the only online resource for fathers with postpartum depression, saddaddy.com, has also conducted research of over 4,000 fathers in collaboration with mclean hospital at harvard medical school. his findings show that postpartum depression is also linked with the baby being unplanned or unexpected, the father unhappy about the gender of the baby, the baby having health problems or

being colicky, and the baby having breast-feeding or bottle-feeding problems.tips "the best way to prevent postpartum depression in men is," according to courtenay, "to address what we know are potential causes before they occur."7 if a man has a history of depression, he should see a mental health professional before his child is born and anticipate the possibility of depression postpartum. 7 if he and his partner have a difficult relationship or poor communication, they should see a couples' counselor before their child is born. 7 if the father has economic concerns about supporting his family, rather than avoid or put off thinking about this, he should look at his finances and set up a budget ahead of time. this will do a lot to relieve his stress. 7 if he and his partner don't have a lot of social support, they should try to develop and increase their support network before the little one arrives. 7 the mother's support of a depressed father is critical. it for many kids halloween

is their favorite holiday because they get to go trick or treating. but one group of kids want more time to collect all the candy they can. a group of fouth graders in ohio protested outside their city hall with the hope of extending trick-or-treating

time by 30 minutes. around 200 kids signed a petition and personally delivered their case to the mayor. ( marty ) the mayor came out to hear them make their case in person. and it appears the kids were pretty convincing. the mayor granted their wish. they'll be allowed to trick or treat from six to eight-thirty p-m. ( marty ) an 8-year-old with cerebral palsy received a ásweetá gift for halloween. jayden white -- of visalia -- was given a wheelchair inspired by the disney film 'wreck-it ralph!' her brand new wheelchair was made to look like the race car belonging to one of the characters. it was donated by a non-profit that builds costumes like this one for kids in wheelchairs. jayden applied online for a wheelchair costume. her

application was chosen and a local high school's advanced three-d art class was chosen to design it!

[music] >> joel osteen: god bless you. it's a joy to come into your homes. and if you're ever in our area, please stop by. be a part of one of our services. i promise you we'll make you feel right at home. and i like to start with something funny. and i heard about this senior citizen. he was driving down the freeway in his brand new corvette with the top down, going 80 miles an hour, when he saw flashing red lights from a state trooper in his rear view mirror. without thinking about it, he floored it, took off to 100 miles an hour. he heard the sirens behind him. he finally pulled over, said, "officer, i'm so sorry. i don't know what i was