( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)rain is expected to develop in the north bay on sunday night and continue into monday morning. rain chances will develop south of the golden gate by monday afternoon, with scattered showers possibly lingering into monday evening. dry weather briefly returns on tuesday before the rain chances redevelop late wednesday into thursday. another storm system may bring additional rain next weekend. ( marty @ landing) ( marty @

( marty @ landing) our top story this morning. the search continues this morning for a

pair of escaped inmates on the peninsula. police say tramel mcclough and john bivins are still on the loose. kron 4's camila bernal is live at the courthouse in palo alto with more. camila? ( camila )

(marty)thanks camila. (marty) now to the east bay... where oakland police were out in force last night to crack down on a sideshow that drew hundreds of people. police want to prevent the injuries and even shootings we've seen happen at past sideshows. but-- kron4's ella sogomonian spoke with a man who has documented these events for

years... he defends sideshows as social events that need sanctioned spaces to keep going -- and keep safe. (screeching tires) people, music, and suped up cars. that's what sideshows are about says yakpasua zazaboi who filmed the risky stunts in east oakland more than a decade ago when they first gained popularity.sot: yakpasua zazaboi, sydewayz media // "it was a phenomenal thing to see literally thousands of black faces getting along in an area where essentially people said that type of stuff doesn't happen." saturday night oakland police deployed more officers and a helicopter in preparation for the illegal activity that could attract hundreds of people they say was promoted on social media. sot: "they're very dangerous of course they not only affect the people in the immediate areas but the community as a whole because it costs when there are injuries and property damage like that."there's been a comeback not only in oakland but in san jose where an officer was hurt a few weeks ago. and back in the east bay highways have been impacted by recent sideshows. zazaboi defends what he calls an east oakland pasttime saying it was

more often than not a good time that has been overshadowed by the violent actions of a few.sot: yakpasua zazaboi, sydewayz media // "when people talk about violence and try to associate it with a particular event or when somebody does something stupid and you try to make a whole group of people responsible for it that's wrong/"zazaboi says the answer lies in creating a designated venue for the stunts similar to nascar. (marty) oakland police made good on their promise to ticket and tow drivers participating. o-p-d tweeted this photo last night, with the caption "one of the cars towed so far related to #hashtag sideshow." (marty) the mountain lion captured in san francisco friday has been released back into the wild. this is video of the animal being captured.... the young cat was spotted in the diamond heights neighnorhood around ten a-m friday. wildlife officials say it was probably looking for a new home. the cat was fitted with an ear

tag and a g-p-s tracker. authorities say it was released in the crystal springs area of san mateo county. (marty) there it goes. caltrans imploded the final two piers of the old eastern span of the bay bridge. piers e-17 and -18 -- were successfully demolished around seven thirty yesterday morning. but not without a hiccup. crews say a seal was spotted in the implosion zonecausing a slight delay until the animal was safely out of the area. work was slated to take place all weekend -- but cal-trans says it combined some demolition dates to finish ahead of schedule -- saving taxpayers nearly 10-million dollars. ( marty ) coming up... a veteran finds a home after losing everything in the north bay fires. his emotional story. and... and a new issue for people dealing with the loss of everything in the

north bay fires. the water advisory that was issued for one of the heaviest hit neighborhoods. also... mental exercise can be just as important as physical. details after the break.

for your health this morning: mental exercise can be just as important as physical exertion when it comes to staying healthy. in today's health minute, kim hutcherson explores the health benefits of reading for pleasure. if you want to stay mentally fit reduce stress and have better relationships, try picking up a book. studies indicate reading can improve your life in many ways. reading can keep your brain sharp and youthful. studies have shown reading exercises the brain in a way viewing images does not. reading can slow age related cognitive decline. one study published by the national academy of sciences showed that older adults who read regularly or played mentally challenging games were two and a half times less likely to develop alzheimer's disease. reading can help control stress. a study by the university of

sussex in england found that reading can help lower stress levels. reading can also improve social skills and relationships with others. many studies have linked reading fiction to better performance on empathy and social awareness tests. in one survey, participants were given a test designed to measure empathy and another that gauged ability to interpret the mental states of others. participants who read a lot of fiction scored far higher on measurements of social awareness.for today's health minute, i'm kim hutcherson ( dave )rain has checked out...sunshine for all the veterans. your forecast is next ! for the weekned... it's the veterans day parade in san francisco. come out

and salute america's vets. it's all happening at fisherman's wharf starting at 11. the event is free to attend. what are you doing?

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another storm system may bring additional rain next weekend.

(marty) in the north bay... people whose homes survived the deadly north bay fires are now dealing with more problems... a water advisory has been issued for people in the fountaingrove neighborhood...one of the most heavily damaged areas of the fire. water officials say slightly elevated levals of contaminants were found in parts of that neighorhood. people are being advised not to use tap water for drinking and cooking. and officials say boiling or disenfecting the water will not make it

safe to drink. the santa rosa water department is flushing clean water through the system to fix the contamination. (marty) a navy veteran is finally in permanent housing after he and his extended family and friends lost their homes in the north bay fires. they say it has been incredibly emotional losing everything they have worked for. kron 4's hermela aregawi has their story about the long road to recovery. a tight knit community beginning to pick up the pieces after losing everything they know. quincy king/lost home in fireit's devastating. i mean it's not just devastating in look and in action but the whole idea is devastating that we are stripped of everything we loved. our lineage our history pictures, videos, mementos, jewelry, things that have major sentimental value gone. this was the house that quincy king and his wife called home for 25 years.it's now gone ..but they're hoping

to rebuild soon. quincy king/lost home in firei didn't have any emotions i couldn't believe what i was seeing it was the most surreal setting ive ever seeen its like walking into a tim burton movie, the colors the smoke, it was like i was looking at hiroshima. it was almost armagedon, apocalyptic in a sense. king's mom, best friends, cousin also lost their homes in the fire. quincy king/lost it hurt it was a pain ive never felt in my life he says.. they all support each other.. and work to stay positive.. as they slowly move forward quincy king/lost home in firethat was then and this is now and i have to move forward and be strong for (marty) u.s. citizenship and immigration services have teamed up with multiple catholic charities in santa rosa. to help residents who need new identification documents. representatives from the mexican consulate ..the d-m-v and federal and state agencies were all in santa rosa saturday. they spent the day helping people who are currently without their i.d's. many resident's documents were destroyed by the flames of the north bay firestorm.(sot) (marty) several santa rosa

catholic charities were also there saturday... helping residents with information and advice. ( marty ) coming up... the dubs in action... extending their conference- high win streak to six. highlights coming up afte the break. live look outside... richmond bridge for the weekned... it's the international tea festival in san francisco. come out and try hundreds of teas. it's all happening at the fairy building starting at 11. the event is free to attend.

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in action tonight out oracle arena. steph curry got bumped in the knee pretty hard early on in this one but it didn't keep him out for too long. we go to the action klay thompson on the breakaway. who can stop him....nobody. doesn't get it on the first try but gets it in on the second. second quarter check out this ball movement....david west to klay thompson. he's got two and one. warriors again moving the ball around...this time finding draymond green for three. this was a close game in the first half but cruised in the second half. dubs win this 135 to 114. durant had 29 points and thompson had 23. san jose sharks in action tonight. less than a minute into the game... tomas hertle scores on the deflection.... sharks went

on to win 5-0.the eight and two usc trojans taking on colorado in colorado.colorado lineback proposing to his cheerleader girlfriend before the game. at last check she said yes. as for usctrojans driving. sam darnold looking in the endzone he's got his man for a touchdown. what a catch. seven to nothing trojans. 2nd quarter trojans driving again. this time darnold finds deontay burnett for the touchdown. usc doing it on defense too. buffaloes trying to get something going. ajene harris with the interception. untouched into the endzone21 to nothing trojans. then.sam darnoldthis quarterback is just fun to watch. should he handoff? should he throw? no way.how bout run it himself.goes one waythen another way.he is into the endzonethat's a touchdown. u- s-c would go up 28 to nothing at that point. colorado would try to comeback but trojans win this thing 38 to 24. now nine and two on the season.the oakland raiders are off sunday but we are now less than 48

hours away from the teams groundbreaking ceremony in las vegas.this is the invitation to the event. the stadium will seat 65-thousand and is to be completed in 20-20. they plan on playing in oakland up until that time. the stadium will be built on a sixty two and a half site near las vegas mccarran international airport. it's at the end of the strip off of interstate 15 near mandalay bay and the luxor hotel. again the groundbreaking set to take place on monday. (marty) in college football... san jose state lost to nevada saturday afternoon at spartan stadium. it was a close 1st quarter. then the wolfpack scored 38 straight points. nevada wins big 59 to 14. the spartans are now 1-10. in the n-f-l, the niners host the giants in what could be their best chance for their first win of the season. the raiders

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( marty ) here's a live look at the sutro cam. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave) rain is expected to develop in the north bay on sunday night and continue into monday morning. rain chances will develop south of the golden gate by monday afternoon, with scattered showers possibly lingering into monday evening. dry weather briefly returns on tuesday before the rain chances redevelop late wednesday into thursday. another storm system may bring additional rain next weekend.

( marty ) a man is in the hospital this morning after road rage turned violent. it happened on eastbound i-80 in fairfield, west of air base parkway. kron four's spencer blake has more about this highway shooting. the shooting saturday morning happened around here - i'm between travi boulevard and air base parkway, and this is eastbound traffic.(vo)it was just before nine a-m when c-h-p says someone in a gray s-u-v pulled up alongside a white toyota camry.someone in the s-u-v pulled out a gun at shot at the other car, hitting the driver.we don't know where the bullet hit him, but he was able to pull over.the passenger in his car was not hurt.public information officer dave harvey says though the bay area has had more than one hundred freeway shootings in the past two years, it's hardly been happening in solano county until now.(sot)"we're always prepared, and we have our eye out for something like this. we're prepared to handle these types of incidents. we do

receive a lot of training from our academy - not just because of the bay area but all of california."(vo)the suspect vehicle continued on with eastbound traffic.someone got a good enough glimpse to tell police that two black men were inside the s-u-v, but c-h-p is still looking for more potential witnesses.they say this could be a case of road rage.(reporter on cam)as for the victim, he had serious injuries, but is expected to survive.in fairfield, spencer blake, kron four news. ( marty ) in the east bay... three people are in jail this morning in connection with an armed robbery at a brentwood bank. 35-year-old donte davis, 29- year-old eddie starks, and 39- year-old maquetta sanders were all arrested on suspicion of armed robbery and conspiracy. police believe davis is the suspect who entered "the bank of agriculture and commerce community" on first street thursday afternoon. once inside officers say davis pulled out a gun, demanded cash, and left. a few hours later, police found the get-away car and arrested all

three suspects. police used surveillance video to confirm that starks and sanders were involved. ( marty ) in the north bay, police are investigating what they believe is a murder-suicide involving an elderly couple. it happened around 10-30 saturday morning on corte ramon in larkspur. authorities say a family member found the bodies of the 96-year-old woman and 74-year-old man. police say they found a gun at the scene. no other information has been released. ( marty ) many children in the north bay lost all their possessions in the wildfires last month... multiple fire departments teamed up to replace some of the items that were destroyed. kron four's jeff pierce show us they all got brand new bikes. in santa rosa saturday morning the marin county and southern marin fire departments hoped to bring a smile to children whose families lost everything in the north bay fires by replacing their childrens bicycles.we wanted to bring christmas a little early this year to the sonoma family and

help these people out, they've been through a lot and we wanted to put some smiles on the kids faces and kind of put some joy to their life right now.that was your bike dude, that was your first bike. oakland firefighter barry sanders, who lost his home in the fire, helped his son isaac find a replacement bicycle.it was a pretty nice bike, i really liked it but i'm glad they've got this open so we can get bikes here.for families that are facing the loss of their homes bringing something for their children was a small step in beginning their recovery.we lost bike and everything, we lost her tricycle and the bike, everything.they're so happy so it's really exciting that they're able to replace it and be able to get on their bikes. i'm probably going to ride it to school because one of our cars burnt down.it's their mode of transportation and it's the one thing we've heard overwhelmingly from parents who have lost their homes, their kids are devastated because they don't have their bikes they have no way to get around, to have fun and now

we're going to help these kids have fun again.the firefighters are asking for contributions so they can replace every bicycle lost in the fires.anything the community is still willing to help with we'd much much appreciate and we're taking bikes until there's no more bikes to give.marin firefighters gave out more than five hundreds bicycles saturday and plan to do the same for napa fire victims. in santa rosa jeff pierce kron four news. ( marty ) happening today -- hundreds of people will gather in sutherlands springs, texas to remember those who died after a deadly shooting rampage one week ago. first baptist church is opening its doors to the public today. officials say people will be able to visit a memorial for the victims. the church says the memorial was organized by volunteers, as part of a healing process for the community. while the crime scene will eventually be demolished, the sunday service will be held at a community center next door. at least 25 people died and another 20 people were injured in the ( marty ) also happening today. hundreds of people took to the streets of manila to protest president trump's

official visit. you can see people here burning representations of the american flag. the president joined phillippines president rodrigo duterte and other leaders to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the association of southeast asian nations. duterte has come under intense criticism from human rights advocates for overseeing a violent drug crackdown. in the past president trump has praised duterte's handling of his nation's drug problems. ( marty ) coming up... veterans face many challenges returning home. how one vet used his skills to excel in the tech world. live look outside... san francisco international airport.

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our veterans with parades and memorials and even sales. but vets face many other challenges once they come home. including unemployment, p-t-s-d, and depression. but this veteran's day weekend kron four's vicki liviakis introduces us to one young veteran - who says all vets want is a chance. for any soldier lucky enough to come home from the battlegrounds of iraq and afghanistan, it's a relief to take off the uniform.deano i like that i don't have to wear camouflage every day. colonel deano roberts served seven tours of duty. i'm never shy to tell folks that i've served for so long. today, he's switched out the camo gear for casual wear. someone like myself who was an apache helicopter pilot - did counter terrorism ... found myself at one of the most progressive and innovative companies in the silicon valley. hired by silicon valley start up - slack - to lead the global workplace and real estate team. glen evans and deano roberts q: you don't salute deano do you? glen does make me drop and do pushups on occasion. slack recuiter - glen evans says vets bring valuable skill sets to the workplace. we are absolutely seeking out

other members of the military. we have seven veterans now. deano that is just a testament to not only slack and the silicon valley but this country that these men and women are out there protecting and defending this right for me and for all veterans and for all citizens to choose my own destiny. deano still serves as a commander in the army reserves and has this advice to any service member who might be struggling to make the transition to civilian life. deano your experiences your skills are valuable. having the courage to reach out and ask for that assistance to have folks help you make that transition. service men and women have already made such a great contribution to this country - they have a whole second career to make a great contribution to these companies.deano really consider them. like thank them for their service but consider that right individual for that next important role on your team. (in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news.) ( marty @ bam) that was kron four's vicki liviakis reporting. deano's wife is a doctor at stanford who treats p-t-s-d in vets. and like her husband, she's big on technology using virtual reality to work thru

the trauma of war. for a list of help available to veterans, go to our website at kron4.com. ( marty ) coming up... the sights and sounds of amsterdam. our travel experts takes us on a journey after the break. live look outside... san francisco from the sutro cam.

(dave)rain is expected to develop in the north bay on sunday night and continue into monday morning. rain chances will develop south of the golden gate by monday afternoon, with scattered showers possibly lingering into monday evening. dry weather briefly returns on tuesday before the rain chances redevelop late wednesday into thursday. another storm system may bring additional rain next weekend. ((marty on cam)) big cities have big name recognition with

((marty on cam)) big cities have big name recognition with travelers, especially when planning a once-in-a-lifetime type trip to a destination like europe. but getting out of town, and leaving those well-known cities behind, can come with big benefits. travel enthusiast dana rebmann joins us now.. ((2 shot)) paris,

london, rome and amsterdam. they're all big cities, and even if you've never been, you tend to know a decent amount about them. leave city limits - and all bets are off. but in amsterdam, that's a good thing. ((vo tape 1)) cg2= zandvoort aan zee amsterdam day trip it's kind of a well- kept secret, but amsterdam has beaches nearby. zandvoort aan zee (zand - fort an zee) is just one of them. on summer days, it's a half hour straight train ride from central station. locals, in true dutch fashion, come by bike in great numbers. the coast can be a bit blustery, just like our bay area beaches, but that doesn't stop the crowds from coming. the brave swim, and kite surfing is all the rage. beach clubs line the sand. there's even playgrounds for kids. folks take advantage of every minute of summer days in zandvoort aan zee. ((wipe vo tape 2)) cg2= giethoorn amsterdam day trip amsterdam is known for

its charming canals, but it's not the only dutch city with canal bragging rights. welcome to giethoorn. (heat- horn) where the best to way to explore the neighborhood is by renting an electric boat. along with homes there are some guesthouses, restaurants, and shops, but there's no traffic, because there's no roads in the village. just walking paths and the canals, so residents depend on boats and wheel barrows to bring in anything they need. vehicles have to be left in parking lots outside the center of the city. bridges allow pedestrians to move from one

side of the canal to another, and if you think they look un-usually high, you're right. back when farming was the way most families made their living, cows often had to be floated one place to another, so the bridges had to be high enough for a standing, floating cow to pass under. ((vo tape 3)) cg2= rotterdam amsterdam day trip if you're more of a city slicker.. head to rotterdam. in less than an hour's train ride from amsterdam skyscrapers of every shape and color are waiting. bombed during wwii, little of the city survived, resulting in the metropolis visitors see today. a big port city, that maritime feel prevails. it's a great city to wander and particularly, to eat. markthal gets your attention from outside, but inside is where you want to be, with dozens of food stalls serving everything from cheese and chocolate, to sausages and doughnuts. in between bites, be sure to look up and around. walls of glass,

specially designed to move with the wind, help light up the huge mural that covers the ceiling. ((wipe vo tape 4)) cg2= kinderdijk amsterdam day trip but if you have time to see just one thing.. head straight for the windmills of kinderdijk. most folks are surprised to learn that these windmills are actually homes, 15 of the 19 windmills are inhabited by millers, or persons tasked with operating a windmill to pump water and prevent the below sea level scenery from becoming submerged. two windmills are open to the public. the blokweer windmill, restored in 1975 and again in 1997 after a fire, is believed to date back

to around 1500. using a series of staircases, visitors can climb to the top of the nederwaard windmill, peek in bedrooms, and take in views from the inside out. visitors can walk along a path that runs through the neighborhood of windmills, but the electrical sight-seeing boat tours come with not to be missed water views.

ok, you're elbow deep up the business end of a turkey, 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. a comedy sequel and a

mystery classic are aiming for big box office when they open this weekend. standing in their way is the god of thunder. david daniel looks at how the new movies figure to fare against

reigning "you're the world-famous detective, hercule poirot. avenger of the innocent -- is that what they call you in the papers?""and you are inocent?" (nat-laugh) "you're fun." kenneth branagh directs and stars in agatha christie's "murder on the orient express." the ensemble mystery with a star-studded cast is getting decent reviews, and analysts say it could open with up to 25-million dollars -- about half what "thor: ragnarok" figures to make in its second weekend.(nat-phone rings) "hello? grandpa kurt?" there are also plenty of familiar faces in "daddy's home two." box office watchers are predicting a debut anywhere from the low 20- millions to the low 30- millions... so together, the comedy sequel and "orient express" might rival "ragnarok" in ticket sales this weekend. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( marty ) injury forced joshua brubaker to retire from the military in 20-12. brubaker stepped on an i-e-d.

both of his legs were amputated. and he was'nt sure if he would get up on a horse again. but through a program called mare, he was able to get back to riding, with his new friend duke. ( marty ) mare partners with the wounded heroes fund to help veterans. it's not a traditional form of therapy but it has proven to work. mare employees say the program lifts spirits and helps people heal on different levels. (dave)morning clouds should give inland, however, might be stubborn around much of the bay and coast. i have your forecast next ! (camilla) search for inmates.

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the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)rain is expected to develop in the north bay on sunday night and continue into monday morning. rain chances will develop south of the golden gate by monday afternoon, with scattered showers possibly lingering

into monday evening. dry weather briefly returns on tuesday before the rain chances redevelop late wednesday into thursday. another storm system may bring additional rain next weekend.

( marty @ landing) our top story this morning. the search continues this morning for a pair of escaped inmates on the peninsula. police say tramel mcclough and john bivins are still on the loose. kron 4's camila bernal is live at the courthouse in palo alto with more. camila? ( camila )

chained, shackled.we believe it was an orchestrated escape, where they had a car staged.> (marty) thanks camila. (marty) now to the east bay... where oakland police were out in force last night to crack down on a sideshow that drew hundreds of people. police want to prevent the injuries and even shootings we've seen happen at

past sideshows. but-- kron4's ella sogomonian spoke with a man who has documented these events for years... he defends sideshows as social events that need sanctioned spaces to keep going -- and keep safe. (screeching tires) people, music, and suped up cars. that's what sideshows are about says yakpasua zazaboi who filmed the risky stunts in east oakland more than a decade ago when they first gained popularity.sot: yakpasua zazaboi, sydewayz media // "it was a phenomenal thing to see literally thousands of black faces getting along in an area where essentially people said that type of stuff doesn't happen." saturday night oakland police deployed more officers and a helicopter in preparation for the illegal activity that could attract hundreds of people they say was promoted on social media. sot: "they're very dangerous of course they not only affect the people in the immediate areas but the community as a whole because it costs when there are injuries and property damage like that."there's been a

comeback not only in oakland but in san jose where an officer was hurt a few weeks ago. and back in the east bay highways have been impacted by recent sideshows. zazaboi defends what he calls an east oakland pasttime saying it was more often than not a good time that has been overshadowed by the violent actions of a few.sot: yakpasua zazaboi, sydewayz media // "when people talk about violence and try to associate it with a particular event or when somebody does something stupid and you try to make a whole group of people responsible for it that's wrong/"zazaboi says lies in creating a designated venue for the stunts similar to nascar. (marty) oakland police made good on their promise to ticket and tow drivers participating. o-p-d tweeted this photo last night, with the caption "one of the cars towed so far related to #hashtag sideshow." (marty) the mountain lion captured in san francisco friday has been released back into the wild. this is video of the animal being captured.... the young cat was spotted in the diamond heights neighborhood around

ten a-m friday. wildlife officials say it was probably looking for a new home. the cat was fitted with an ear tag and a g-p-s tracker. authorities say it was released in the crystal springs area of san mateo county. (marty) there it goes. caltrans imploded the final two piers of the old eastern span of the bay bridge. piers e-17 and -18 -- were successfully demolished around seven thirty yesterday morning. but not without a hiccup. crews say a seal was spotted in the implosion zonecausing a slight delay until the animal was safely out of the area. work was slated to take place all weekend -- but cal-trans says it combined some demolition dates to finish ahead of schedule -- saving taxpayers nearly 10-million dollars. ( marty ) coming up... a veteran finds a home after losing everything in the north bay fires. his emotional story. and... and a new

issue for people dealing with the loss of everything in the north bay fires. the water advisory that was issued for one of the heaviest hit neighborhoods. also... mental exercise can be just as important as physical. details after the break.

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morning: mental exercise can be just as important as physical exertion when it comes to staying healthy. in today's health minute, kim hutcherson explores the health benefits of reading for pleasure. if you want to stay mentally fit reduce stress and have better relationships, try picking up a book. studies indicate reading can improve your life in many ways. reading can keep your brain sharp and youthful. studies have shown reading exercises the brain in a way viewing images does not. reading can slow age related cognitive decline. one study published by the national academy of sciences showed that older

adults who read regularly or played mentally challenging games were two and a half times less likely to develop alzheimer's disease. reading can help control stress. a study by the university of sussex in england found that reading can help lower stress levels. reading can also improve social skills and relationships with others. many studies have linked reading fiction to better performance on empathy and social awareness tests. in one survey, participants were given a test designed to measure empathy and another that gauged ability to interpret the mental states of others. participants who read a lot ( dave )morning clouds should give inland, however, might be stubborn around much of the bay and coast. i have your forecast next ! for the weekned... it's the veterans day parade

in san francisco. come out and salute america's vets. it's all happening at fisherman's wharf starting at 11. the event is free to attend.

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francisco from the sutro cam. toss to weather. (dave)rain is expected to develop in the north bay on sunday night and continue into monday morning. rain chances will develop south of the golden gate by monday afternoon, with scattered showers possibly lingering into monday evening. dry weather briefly returns on tuesday before the rain chances redevelop late wednesday into thursday.

another storm system may bring additional rain next weekend.

(marty) in the north bay... people whose homes survived the deadly north bay fires are now dealing with more problems... a water advisory has been issued for people in the fountaingrove neighborhood...one of the most heavily damaged areas of the fire. water officials say slightly elevated levals of contaminants were found in parts of that neighorhood. people are being advised not to use tap water for drinking and cooking. and officials say boiling or disenfecting the water will not make it safe to drink. the santa rosa water department is flushing clean water through the system to fix the contamination. (marty) a navy veteran is finally in permanent housing after he and his extended family and friends lost their homes in the north bay fires. they say it has been

incredibly emotional losing everything they have worked for. kron 4's hermela aregawi has their story about the long road to recovery. a tight knit community beginning to pick up the pieces after losing everything they know. quincy king/lost home in fireit's devastating. i mean it's not just devastating in look and in action but the whole idea is devastating that we are stripped of everything we loved. our lineage our history pictures, videos, mementos, jewelry, things that have major sentimental value gone. this was the house that quincy king and his wife called home for 25 years.it's now gone ..but they're hoping to rebuild soon. quincy king/lost home in firei didn't have any emotions i couldn't believe what i was seeing it was the most surreal setting ive ever seeen its like walking into a tim burton movie, the colors the smoke, it was like i was looking at hiroshima. it was almost armagedon, apocalyptic in a sense. king's mom, best friends, and wife's cousin also lost their homes in the fire. quincy king/lost home in fireit hurt it was a pain ive

never felt in my life he says.. they all support each other.. and work to stay positive.. as they slowly move forward quincy king/lost that was then and this is now and i have to and be strong for myself and be strong for my family. (marty) u.s. citizenship and immigration services have teamed up with multiple catholic charities in santa rosa. to help residents who need new identification documents. representatives from the mexican consulate ..the d-m-v and federal and state agencies were all in santa rosa saturday. they spent the day helping people who are currently without their i.d's. many resident's documents were destroyed by the flames of the north bay firestorm.(sot) (marty) (marty) several santa rosa

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keep him out for too long. we go to the action klay thompson on the breakaway. who can stop him....nobody. doesn't get it on the first try but gets it in on the second. second quarter check out this ball movement....dav id west to klay thompson. he's got two and one. warriors again moving the ball around...this time finding draymond green for three. this was a close game in the first half but cruised in the second half. dubs win this 135 to 114. durant had 29 points and thompson had 23.san jose sharks in action tonight. less than a minute into the game... tomas hertle scores on the deflection.... sharks went on to win 5-0. the eight and two usc trojans taking on colorado in colorado. colorado lineback proposing to his cheerleader girlfriend before the game. at last check she said yes. as

for usctrojans driving. sam darnold looking in the endzone he's got his man for a touchdown. what a catch. seven to nothing trojans. 2nd quarter trojans driving again. this time darnold finds deontay burnett for the touchdown. usc doing it on defense too. buffaloes trying to get something going. ajene harris with the interception. untouched into the endzone21 to nothing trojans. then.sam darnoldthis quarterback is just fun to watch. should he handoff? should he throw? no way.how bout run it himself.goes one waythen another way.he is into the endzonethat's a touchdown. u- s-c would go up 28 to nothing at that point. colorado would try to comeback but trojans win this thing 38 to 24. now nine and two on the season.the oakland raiders are off sunday but we are now less than 48

hours away from the teams groundbreaking ceremony in las vegas.this is the invitation to the event. the stadium will seat 65-thousand and is to be completed in 20-20. they plan on playing in oakland up until that time. the stadium will be built on a sixty two and a half site near las vegas mccarran international airport. it's at the end of the strip off of interstate 15 near mandalay bay and the luxor hotel. again the groundbreaking set to take place on monday. (marty) in college football... san jose state lost to nevada saturday afternoon at spartan stadium. it was a close 1st quarter. then the wolfpack scored 38 straight points. nevada wins big 59 to 14. the spartans are now 1-10...their lone win coming back on september 2nd. in the n-f-l, the niners host the giants in what could be their best chance for their first win of the season. the raiders are off. live look outside... golden gate bridge.. you could save energy by

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look at the sutro cam. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)rain is expected to develop in the north bay on sunday night and continue into monday morning. rain chances will develop south of the golden gate by monday afternoon, with scattered showers possibly lingering into monday evening. dry weather briefly returns on tuesday before the rain chances redevelop late

wednesday into thursday. another storm system may bring additional rain next weekend. ( marty ) ( marty ) a man is in the hospital this morning after road rage turned violent. it happened on eastbound i-80 in

fairfield, west of air base parkway. kron four's spencer blake has more about this highway shooting. the shooting saturday morning happened around here - i'm between travi boulevard and air base parkway, and this is eastbound traffic.(vo)it was just before nine a-m when c-h-p says someone in a gray s-u-v pulled up alongside a white toyota camry.someone in the s-u-v pulled out a gun at shot at the other car, hitting the driver.we don't know where the bullet hit him, but he was able to pull over.the passenger in his car was not hurt.public information officer dave harvey says though the bay area has had more than one hundred freeway shootings in the past two years, it's hardly been happening in solano county until now.(sot)"we're always prepared, and we have our eye out for something like this. we're prepared to handle these types of incidents. we do receive a lot of training from our academy - not just because of the bay area but all of california."(vo)the suspect vehicle continued on with

eastbound traffic.someone got a good enough glimpse to tell police that two black men were inside the s-u-v, but c-h-p is still looking for more potential witnesses.they say this could be a case of road rage.(reporter on cam)as for the victim, he had serious injuries, but is expected to survive.in fairfield, spencer blake, kron four news. ( marty ) in the east bay... three people are in jail this morning in connection with an armed robbery at a brentwood bank. 35-year-old donte davis, 29- year-old eddie starks, and 39- year-old maquetta sanders were all arrested on suspicion of armed robbery and conspiracy. police believe davis is the suspect who entered "the bank of agriculture and commerce community" on first street thursday afternoon. once inside officers say davis pulled out a gun, demanded cash, and left. a few hours later, police found the get-away car and arrested all three suspects. police used surveillance video to confirm that starks and sanders were involved. ( marty ) in the north bay, police are investigating what

they believe is a murder-suicide involving an elderly couple. it happened around 10-30 saturday morning on corte ramon in larkspur. authorities say a family member found the bodies of the 96-year-old woman and 74-year-old man. police say they found a gun at the scene. no other information has been released. ( marty ) many children in the north bay lost all their possessions in the wildfires last month... multiple fire departments teamed up to replace some of the items that were destroyed. kron four's jeff pierce show us the generosity at work in santa rosa. in santa rosa saturday morning the marin county and southern marin fire departments hoped to bring a smile to children whose families lost everything in the north bay fires by replacing their childrens bicycles.we wanted to bring christmas a little early this year to the sonoma family and help these people out, they've been through a lot and we wanted to put some smiles on the kids faces and kind of put some joy to their life right now.that was your bike dude,

that was your first bike. oakland firefighter barry sanders, who lost his home in the fire, helped his son isaac find a replacement bicycle.it was a pretty nice bike, i really liked it but i'm glad they've got this open so we can get bikes here.for families that are facing the loss of their homes bringing something for their children was a small step in beginning their recovery.we lost bike and everything, we lost her tricycle and the bike, everything.they're so happy so it's really exciting that they're able to replace it and be able to get on their bikes. i'm probably going to ride it to school because one of our cars burnt down.it's their mode of transportation and it's the one thing we've heard overwhelmingly from parents who have lost their homes, their kids are devastated because they don't have their bikes they have no way to get around, to have fun and now we're going to help these kids have fun again.the firefighters are asking for contributions so they can replace every bicycle lost in the fires.anything the community is still willing to help with we'd much much appreciate and we're taking bikes until there's no more bikes to give.marin

firefighters gave out more than five hundreds bicycles saturday and plan to do the same for napa fire victims. in santa rosa jeff pierce kron four news. ( marty ) happening today -- hundreds of people will gather in sutherlands springs, texas to remember those who died after a deadly shooting rampage one week ago. first baptist church is opening its doors to the public today. officials say people will be able to visit a memorial for the victims. the church says the memorial was organized by volunteers, as part of a healing process for the community. while the crime scene will eventually be demolished, the sunday service will be held at a community center next door. at least 25 people died and another 20 people were injured in the shooting. ( marty ) also happening today. hundreds of people took to the streets of manila to protest president trump's official visit. you can see people here burning representations of the american flag. the president joined phillippines

president rodrigo duterte and other leaders to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the association of southeast asian nations. duterte has come under intense criticism from human rights advocates for overseeing a violent drug crackdown. in the past president trump has praised duterte's handling of his nation's drug problems. ( marty ) coming up... veterans face many challenges returning home. how one vet used his skills to excel in the tech world. live look outside... san francisco international airport.

we honor our veterans with parades and memorials and even sales. but vets face many other challenges once they come home. including unemployment, p-t-s-d, and depression. but this veteran's day weekend kron four's vicki liviakis introduces us to one young veteran - who says all vets

want is a chance. for any soldier lucky enough to come home from the battlegrounds of iraq and afghanistan, it's a relief to take off the uniform.deano i like that i don't have to wear camouflage every day. colonel deano roberts served seven tours of duty. i'm never shy to tell folks that i've served for so long. today, he's switched out the camo gear for casual wear. someone like myself who was an apache helicopter pilot - did counter terrorism ... found myself at one of the most progressive and innovative companies in the silicon valley. hired by silicon valley start up - slack - to lead the global workplace and real estate team. glen evans and deano roberts q: you don't salute deano do you? glen does make me drop and do pushups on occasion. slack recuiter - glen evans says vets bring valuable skill sets to the workplace. we are absolutely seeking out other members of the military. we have seven veterans now. deano that is just a testament to not only slack and the silicon valley but this country that these men and women are out there protecting and defending this right for me and for all veterans and for all citizens to choose my own destiny. deano still serves as a

commander in the army reserves and has this advice to any service member who might be struggling to make the transition to civilian life. deano your experiences your skills are valuable. having the courage to reach out and ask for that assistance to have folks help you make that transition. service men and women have already made such a great contribution to this country - they have a whole second career to make a great contribution to these companies.deano really consider them. like thank them for their service but consider that they might be the right individual for that next important role on your team. (in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news.) ( marty @ bam) that was kron four's vicki liviakis reporting. deano's wife is a doctor at stanford who treats p-t-s-d in vets. and like her husband, she's big on technology using virtual reality to work thru the trauma of war. for a list of help available to veterans, go to our website at kron4.com. ( marty ) coming up... the sights and sounds of amsterdan. our travel experts takes us on a journey after the break.

( marty ) here's a live look at the embarcadero

rain is expected to develop in the north bay on sunday night and continue into monday morning. rain chances will develop south of the golden gate by monday afternoon, with scattered showers possibly lingering into monday evening. dry weather briefly returns on tuesday before the rain chances redevelop late wednesday into thursday. another storm system may bring additional rain next weekend. ((marty on cam)) big cities have big name recognition with

travelers, especially when planning a once-in-a-lifetime type trip to a destination like europe. but getting out of town, and leaving those well-known cities behind, can

come with big benefits. travel enthusiast dana rebmann joins us now.. ((2 shot)) paris, london, rome and amsterdam. they're all big cities, and even if you've never been, you tend to know a decent amount about them. leave city limits - and all bets are off. but in amsterdam, that's a good thing. ((vo tape 1)) cg2= zandvoort aan zee amsterdam day trip it's kind of a well- kept secret, but amsterdam has beaches nearby. zandvoort aan zee (zand - fort an zee) is just one of them. on summer days, it's a half hour straight train ride from central station. locals, in true dutch fashion, come by bike in great numbers. the coast can be a bit blustery, just like our bay area beaches, but that doesn't stop the crowds from coming. the brave swim, and kite surfing is all the rage. beach clubs line the sand. there's even playgrounds for kids. folks

take advantage of every minute of summer days in zandvoort aan zee. ((wipe vo tape 2)) cg2= giethoorn amsterdam day trip amsterdam is known for its charming canals, but it's not the only dutch city with canal bragging rights. welcome to giethoorn. (heat-horn) where the best to way to explore the neighborhood is by renting an electric boat. along with homes there are some guesthouses, restaurants, and shops, but there's no traffic, because there's no roads in the village. just walking paths and the canals, so residents depend on boats and wheel barrows to bring in

anything they need. vehicles have to be left in parking lots outside the center of the city. bridges allow pedestrians to move from one side of the canal to another, and if you think they look un-usually high, you're right. back when farming was the way most families made their living, cows often had to be floated one place to another, so the bridges had to be high enough for a standing, floating cow to pass under. ((vo tape 3)) cg2= rotterdam amsterdam day trip if you're more of a city slicker.. head to rotterdam. in less than an hour's train ride from amsterdam skyscrapers of every shape and color are waiting. bombed during wwii, little of the city survived, resulting in the metropolis visitors see today. a big port city, that maritime feel prevails. it's a great city to wander and particularly, to eat. markthal gets your attention from outside, but inside is where you want to be, with dozens of food stalls serving everything from cheese and chocolate, to

sausages and doughnuts. in between bites, be sure to look up and around. walls of glass, specially designed to move with the wind, help light up the huge mural that covers the ceiling. ((wipe vo tape 4)) cg2= kinderdijk amsterdam day trip but if you have time to see just one thing.. head straight for the windmills of kinderdijk. most folks are surprised to learn that these windmills are actually homes, 15 of the 19 windmills are inhabited by millers, or persons tasked with operating a windmill to pump water and prevent the below sea level scenery from becoming submerged. two

windmills are open to the public. the blokweer windmill, restored in 1975 and again in 1997 after a fire, is believed to date back to around 1500. using a series of staircases, visitors can climb to the top of the nederwaard windmill, peek in bedrooms, and take in views from the inside out. visitors can walk along a path that runs through the neighborhood of windmills, but the electrical sight-seeing boat tours come with not to be missed water views.

a comedy sequel and a mystery classic are aiming for

big box office in their opening weekends. standing in their way is the god of thunder. david daniel looks at how the new movies figure to fare against reigning champ. "you're the world-famous detective, hercule poirot. avenger of the innocent -- is that what they call you in the papers?""and you are inocent?" (nat-laugh) "you're fun." kenneth branagh directs and stars in agatha christie's "murder on the orient express." the ensemble mystery with a star-studded cast is getting decent reviews, and analysts say it could open with up to 25-million dollars -- about half what "thor: ragnarok" figures to make in its second weekend.(nat-phone rings) "hello? grandpa kurt?" there are also plenty of familiar faces in "daddy's home two." box office watchers are predicting a debut anywhere from the low 20- millions to the low 30- millions... so together, the comedy sequel and "orient express" might rival "ragnarok" in ticket sales this weekend. in hollywood, i'm david daniel.

( marty ) injury forced joshua brubaker to retire from the military in 20-12. brubaker stepped on an i-e-d. both of his legs were amputated. and he was'nt sure if he would get up on a horse again. but through a program called mare, he was able to get back to riding, with his new friend duke. ( marty ) mare partners with the wounded heroes fund to help veterans. it's not a traditional form of therapy but it has proven to work. (dave)morning clouds should give inland, however, might be stubborn around much of the bay and coast. i have your forecast next ! (camilla) search for inmates. ( marty ) here is a live

look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)rain is expected to develop in the north bay on sunday night and continue into monday morning. rain chances

will develop south of the golden gate by monday afternoon, with scattered showers possibly lingering into monday evening. dry weather briefly returns on tuesday before the rain chances redevelop late wednesday into thursday. another storm system may bring additional rain next weekend. ( marty @ landing) our top story

this morning. the search continues this morning for a pair of escaped inmates on the peninsula. police say tramel mcclough and john bivins are still on the loose. kron 4's camila bernal is live at the courthouse in palo alto with more. camila? ( camila )

(marty) thanks camila. (marty) now to the east bay... where oakland police were out in force last night to crack down on a sideshow that drew hundreds of people. police want to prevent the injuries and even shootings we've seen

happen at past sideshows. but-- kron4's ella sogomonian spoke with a man who has documented these events for years... he defends sideshows as social events that need sanctioned spaces to keep going -- and keep safe. (screeching tires) people, music, and suped up cars. that's what sideshows are about says yakpasua zazaboi who filmed the risky stunts in east oakland more than a decade ago when they first gained popularity.sot: yakpasua zazaboi, sydewayz media // "it was a phenomenal thing to see literally thousands of black faces getting along in an area where essentially people said that type of stuff doesn't happen." saturday night oakland police deployed more officers and a helicopter in preparation for the illegal activity that could attract hundreds of people they say was promoted on social media. sot: "they're very dangerous of course they not only affect the people in the immediate areas but the community as a whole because it costs when there are injuries and property damage like that."there's been a comeback not only in oakland but in san jose where an officer was hurt a few weeks ago. and back in the east bay

highways have been impacted by recent sideshows. zazaboi defends what he calls an east oakland pasttime saying it was more often than not a good time that has been overshadowed by the violent actions of a few.sot: yakpasua zazaboi, sydewayz media // "when people talk about violence and try to associate it with a particular event or when somebody does something stupid and you try to make a whole group of people responsible for it that's wrong/"zazaboi says the answer lies in creating a designated venue for the stunts similar to nascar. (marty) oakland police made good on their promise to ticket and tow drivers participating. o-p-d tweeted this photo last night, with the caption "one of the cars towed so far related to #hashtag sideshow." (marty) the mountain lion captured in san francisco friday has been released back into the wild. this is video of the animal being captured.... the young cat was spotted in the diamond heights neighborhood around ten a-m friday. wildlife

officials say it was probably looking for a new home. the cat was fitted with an ear tag and a g-p-s tracker. authorities say it was released in the crystal springs area of san mateo county. (marty) there it goes. caltrans imploded the final two piers of the old eastern span of the bay bridge. piers e-17 and -18 -- were successfully demolished around seven thirty yesterday morning. but not without a hiccup. crews say a seal was spotted in the implosion zonecausing a slight delay until the animal was safely out of the area. work was slated to take place all weekend -- but cal-trans says it combined some demolition dates to finish ahead of schedule -- saving taxpayers nearly 10-million dollars. ( marty ) coming up... a veteran finds a home after losing everything in the north bay fires. his emotional story. and... and a new issue for people dealing with

the loss of everything in the north bay fires. the water advisory that was issued for one of the heaviest hit neighborhoods. also... mental exercise can be just as important as physical. details after the break.

for your health this morning: mental exercise can be just as important as physical exertion when it comes to staying healthy. in today's health minute, kim hutcherson explores the health benefits of reading for pleasure. if you want to stay mentally fit reduce stress and have better relationships, try picking up a book. studies indicate reading can improve your life in many ways. reading can keep your brain sharp and youthful. studies have shown reading exercises the brain in a way viewing images does not. reading can slow age related cognitive decline. one study published by the national academy of sciences showed that older

adults who read regularly or played mentally challenging games were two and a half times less likely to develop alzheimer's disease. reading can help control stress. a study by the university of sussex in england found that reading can help lower stress levels. reading can also improve social skills and relationships with others. many studies have linked reading fiction to better performance on empathy and social awareness tests. in one survey, participants were given a test designed to measure empathy and another that gauged ability to interpret the mental states of others. participants who read a lot of fiction scored far higher on measurements of social awareness.for today's health minute, i'm kim hutcherson ( dave )morning clouds should give inland, however, might be stubborn around much of the bay and coast. i have your forecast next ! for the weekned... it's the veterans day parade in san francisco. come out and salute america's vets.

it's all happening at fisherman's wharf starting at 11. the event is free to attend.

live look outside... san francisco from the sutro cam. toss to weather. (dave)rain is expected to develop in the north bay on sunday night and continue into monday morning. rain chances will develop south of the golden gate by monday afternoon, with scattered showers possibly lingering into monday evening. dry weather briefly returns on tuesday before the rain chances redevelop late wednesday into thursday. another storm system may bring additional rain next weekend.

(marty) in the north bay... people whose homes survived the deadly north bay fires are now dealing with more problems... a water advisory has been issued for people in the fountaingrove neighborhood...one of the most heavily damaged areas of the fire. water officials say slightly elevated levals of contaminants were found in parts of that neighorhood. people are being advised not to use tap water for drinking and cooking. and officials say boiling or disenfecting the water will not make it safe to drink. the santa rosa water department is flushing clean water through the system to fix the contamination. (marty) a navy veteran is finally

in permanent housing after he and his extended family and friends lost their homes in the north bay fires. they say it has been incredibly emotional losing everything they have worked for. kron 4's hermela aregawi has their story about the long road to recovery. a tight knit community beginning to pick up the pieces after losing everything they know. quincy king/lost home in fireit's devastating. i mean it's not just devastating in look and in action but the whole idea is devastating that we are stripped of everything we loved. our lineage our history pictures, videos, mementos, jewelry, things that have major sentimental value gone. this was the house that quincy king and his wife called home for 25 years.it's now gone ..but they're hoping to rebuild soon. quincy king/lost home in firei didn't have any emotions i couldn't believe what i was seeing it was the most surreal setting ive ever seeen its like walking into a tim burton

movie, the colors the smoke, it was like i was looking at hiroshima. it was almost armagedon, apocalyptic in a sense. king's mom, best friends, and wife's cousin also lost their homes in the fire. quincy king/lost home in fireit hurt it was a pain ive never felt in my life he says.. they all support each other.. and work to stay positive.. move forward quincy king/lost that was then and this is now move forward and be strong for myself and be strong for my family. (marty) u.s. citizenship and immigration services have teamed up with multiple catholic charities in santa rosa. to help residents who need new identification documents. representatives from the mexican consulate ..the d-m-v and federal and state agencies were all in santa rosa saturday. they spent the day helping people who are currently without their i.d's. many resident's documents were destroyed by the flames of the north bay firestorm.(sot) (marty) several santa rosa

catholic charities were also there saturday... helping residents with information and advice. ( marty ) coming up... the dubs in action... extending their conference- high win streak to six. highlights coming up afte the break. live look outside... richmond bridge for the weekned... it's the international tea festival in san francisco. come out and try hundreds of teas. it's all happening at the fairy building starting at 11. the event is free to attend.

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keep him out for too long. we go to the action klay thompson on the breakaway. who can stop him....nobody. doesn't get it on the first try but gets it in on the second. second quarter check out this ball movement....dav id west to klay thompson. he's got two and one. warriors again moving the ball around...this time finding draymond green for three. this was a close game in the first half but cruised in the second half. dubs win this 135 to 114. durant had 29 points and thompson had 23.san jose sharks in action tonight. less than a minute into the game... tomas hertle scores on the deflection.... sharks went on to win 5-0.the eight and two usc trojans taking on

colorado in colorado.colorado lineback proposing to his cheerleader girlfriend before the game. at last check she said yes. as for usctrojans driving. sam darnold looking in the endzone he's got his man for a touchdown. what a catch. seven to nothing trojans. 2nd quarter trojans driving again. this time darnold finds deontay burnett for the touchdown. usc doing it on defense too. buffaloes trying to get something going. ajene harris with the interception. untouched into the endzone21 to nothing trojans. then.sam darnoldthis quarterback is just fun to watch. should he handoff? should he throw? no way.how bout run it himself.goes one waythen another way.he is into the endzonethat's a touchdown. u- s-c would go up 28 to nothing at that point. colorado would try to comeback but trojans win this thing 38 to 24. now nine and two on the season.the oakland raiders are off sunday but we are now less than 48 hours away from the teams groundbreaking ceremony in las vegas.this is the invitation

to the event. the stadium will seat 65-thousand and is to be completed in 20-20. they plan on playing in oakland up until that time. the stadium will be built on a sixty two and a half site near las vegas mccarran international airport. it's at the end of the strip off of interstate 15 near mandalay bay and the luxor hotel. again the groundbreaking set to take place on monday. (marty) in college football... san jose state lost to nevada saturday afternoon in reno. it was a close 1st quarter. then the wolfpack scored 38 straight points. nevada wins big 59 to 14. the spartans are now 1-10...their lone win coming back on september 2nd. in the n-f-l, the niners host the giants in what could be their best chance for their first win of the season. the raiders are off. live look outside... golden gate bridge..

( marty ) here's a live look at the sutro cam. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)rain is expected to develop in the north bay on sunday night and continue into monday morning. rain chances will develop south of the golden gate by monday afternoon, with scattered showers possibly lingering into monday evening. dry weather briefly returns on tuesday before the rain chances redevelop late

wednesday into thursday. another storm system may bring additional rain next weekend. ( marty ) a man is in the hospital this morning after road rage turned violent. it happened on eastbound i-80 in fairfield, west of air base parkway. kron four's

spencer blake has more about this highway shooting. the shooting saturday morning happened around here - i'm between travi boulevard and air base parkway, and this is eastbound traffic.(vo)it was just before nine a-m when c-h-p says someone in a gray s-u-v pulled up alongside a white toyota camry.someone in the s-u-v pulled out a gun at shot at the other car, hitting the driver.we don't know where the bullet hit him, but he was able to pull over.the passenger in his car was not hurt.public information officer dave harvey says though the bay area has had more than one hundred freeway shootings in the past two years, it's hardly been happening in solano county until now.(sot)"we're always prepared, and we have our eye out for something like this. we're prepared to handle these types of incidents. we do receive a lot of training from our academy - not just because of the bay area but all of california."(vo)the suspect vehicle continued on with eastbound traffic.someone got a good enough glimpse to tell police that two black men were inside the s-u-v, but c-h-p is

still looking for more potential witnesses.they say this could be a case of road rage.(reporter on cam)as for the victim, he had serious injuries, but is expected to survive.in fairfield, spencer blake, kron four news. ( marty ) in the east bay... three people are in jail this morning in connection with an armed robbery at a brentwood bank. 35-year-old donte davis, 29- year-old eddie starks, and 39- year-old maquetta sanders were all arrested on suspicion of armed robbery and conspiracy. police believe davis is the suspect who entered "the bank of agriculture and commerce community" on first street thursday afternoon. once inside officers say davis pulled out a gun, demanded cash, and left. a few hours later, police found the get-away car and arrested all three suspects. police used surveillance video to confirm that starks and sanders were involved. ( marty ) in the north bay, police are investigating what they believe is a murder-suicide involving an

elderly couple. it happened around 10-30 saturday morning on corte ramon in larkspur. authorities say a family member found the bodies of the 96-year-old woman and 74-year-old man. police say they found a gun at the scene. no other information has been released. ( marty ) many children in the north bay lost all their possessions in the wildfires last month... multiple fire departments teamed up to replace some of the items that were destroyed. kron four's jeff pierce show us the generosity at work in santa in santa rosa saturday morning the marin county and southern marin fire departments hoped to bring a smile to children whose families lost everything in the north bay fires by replacing their childrens bicycles.we wanted to bring christmas a little early this year to the sonoma family and help these people out, they've been through a lot and we wanted to put some smiles on the kids faces and kind of put some joy to their life right

now.that was your bike dude, that was your first bike. oakland firefighter barry sanders, who lost his home in the fire, helped his son isaac find a replacement bicycle.it was a pretty nice bike, i really liked it but i'm glad they've got this open so we can get bikes here.for families that are facing the loss of their homes bringing something for their children was a small step in beginning their recovery.we lost bike and everything, we lost her tricycle and the bike, everything.they're so happy so it's really exciting that they're able to replace it and be able to get on their bikes. i'm probably going to ride it to school because one of our cars burnt down.it's their mode of transportation and it's the one thing we've heard overwhelmingly from parents who have lost their homes, their kids are devastated because they don't have their bikes they have no way to get around, to have fun and now we're going to help these kids have fun again.the firefighters are asking for contributions so they can replace every bicycle lost in the fires.anything the community is still willing to help with we'd much much appreciate and we're taking bikes until there's no more bikes to give.marin firefighters gave out more than five hundreds bicycles saturday and plan to do the same for napa fire victims. in

santa rosa jeff pierce kron four news. ( marty ) happening today -- hundreds of people will gather in sutherlands springs, texas to remember those who died after a deadly shooting rampage one week ago. first baptist church is opening its doors to the public today. officials say people will be able to visit a memorial for the victims. the church says the memorial was organized by volunteers, as part of a healing process for the community. while the crime scene will eventually be demolished, the sunday service will be held at a community center next door. at least 25 people died and another 20 people were injured in the shooting. ( marty ) also happening today. hundreds of people took to the streets of manila to protest president trump's official visit. you can see people here burning representations of the american flag. the president joined phillippines president rodrigo duterte and other leaders to celebrate the

50th anniversary of the association of southeast asian nations. duterte has come under intense criticism from human rights advocates for overseeing a violent drug crackdown. in the past president trump has praised duterte's handling of his nation's drug problems. ( marty ) coming up... veterans face many challenges returning home. how one vet used his skills to excel in the tech world. live look outside... san francisco international airport.

( marty @ bam) we honor our veterans with parades and memorials and even sales. but vets face many other challenges once they come home. including unemployment, p-t-s-d, and depression. but this veteran's day weekend kron four's vicki liviakis introduces us to one young veteran - who says all vets

want is a chance. for any soldier lucky enough to come home from the battlegrounds of iraq and afghanistan, it's a relief to take off the uniform.deano i like that i don't have to wear camouflage every day. colonel deano roberts served seven tours of duty. i'm never shy to tell folks that i've served for so long. today, he's switched out the camo gear for casual wear. someone like myself who was an apache helicopter pilot - did counter terrorism ... found myself at one of the most progressive and innovative companies in the silicon valley. hired by silicon valley start up - slack - to lead the global workplace and real estate team. glen evans and deano roberts q: you don't salute deano do you? glen does make me drop and do pushups on occasion. slack recuiter - glen evans says vets bring valuable skill sets to the workplace. we are absolutely seeking out other members of the military. we have seven veterans now. deano that is just a testament to not only slack and the silicon valley but this country that these men and women are out there protecting and defending this right for me and for all veterans and for all citizens to choose my own destiny.

deano still serves as a commander in the army reserves and has this advice to any service member who might be struggling to make the transition to civilian life. deano your experiences your skills are valuable. having the courage to reach out and ask for that assistance to have folks help you make that transition. service men and women have already made such a great contribution to this country - they have a whole second career to make a great contribution to these companies.deano really consider them. like thank them for their service but consider that they might be the right individual for that next important role on your team. ( marty @ bam) that was kron four's vicki liviakis reporting. deano's wife is a doctor at stanford who treats p-t-s-d in vets. and like her husband, she's big on technology using virtual reality to work thru the trauma of war. for a list of help available to veterans, go to our website at kron4.com. ( marty ) coming up... the sights and sounds of amsterdan. our travel experts takes us on a journey after the break. ( marty ) here's a live

look at the embarcadero this morning.

(dave) rain is expected to develop in the north bay on sunday night and continue into monday morning. rain chances will develop south of the golden gate by monday afternoon, with scattered showers possibly lingering into monday evening.

dry weather briefly returns on tuesday before the rain chances redevelop late wednesday into thursday. another storm system may bring additional rain next weekend. ((marty on next weekend.

((marty on cam)) big cities have big name recognition with travelers, especially when planning a once-in-a-lifetime type trip to a destination like europe. but getting out of town, and leaving those well-known cities behind, can come with big benefits. travel enthusiast dana rebmann joins us now.. ((2 shot)) paris, london, rome and amsterdam. they're all big cities, and even if you've never been, you tend to know a decent amount about them. leave city limits - and all bets are off. but in amsterdam, that's a good thing. ((vo tape 1)) cg2= zandvoort aan zee amsterdam day trip it's kind of a well- kept secret, but amsterdam has beaches nearby. zandvoort aan zee (zand - fort an zee) is just one of them. on summer days, it's a half hour straight train ride from central station. locals, in true dutch fashion, come by bike in great numbers. the coast can be a bit blustery, just like our bay area beaches, but that doesn't stop the crowds from coming. the brave swim, and kite surfing is all the rage. beach clubs line the sand. there's even playgrounds for kids. folks take advantage of every minute of summer days in zandvoort aan zee. ((wipe vo tape 2)) cg2= giethoorn amsterdam day trip amsterdam is known for its charming canals, but it's not the only dutch city with canal bragging rights. welcome to giethoorn. (heat-horn)

where the best to way to explore the neighborhood is by renting an electric boat. along with homes there are some guesthouses, restaurants, and shops, but there's no traffic, because there's no roads in the village. just walking paths and the canals, so residents depend on boats and wheel barrows to bring in anything they need. vehicles have to be left in parking lots outside the center of the city. bridges allow pedestrians to move from one side of the canal to another, and if you think they look un-usually high, you're right. back when farming was the way most families made their living, cows often had to be floated one place to another, so the bridges had to be high enough for a standing, floating cow to pass under. ((vo tape 3)) cg2= rotterdam amsterdam day trip if you're more of a city slicker.. head to rotterdam. in less than an hour's train ride from amsterdam skyscrapers of every shape and color are waiting. bombed during wwii, little of the city survived, resulting in the metropolis visitors see today. a big port city, that maritime feel prevails. it's a great city to wander and

particularly, to eat. markthal gets your attention from outside, but inside is where you want to be, with dozens of food stalls serving everything from cheese and chocolate, to sausages and doughnuts. in between bites, be sure to look up and around. walls of glass, specially designed to move with the wind, help light up the huge mural that covers the ceiling. ((wipe vo tape 4)) cg2= kinderdijk amsterdam day trip but if you have time to see just one thing.. head straight for the windmills of kinderdijk. most folks are surprised to learn that these windmills are actually homes, 15 of the 19 windmills are inhabited by millers, or persons tasked with operating a windmill to pump water and prevent the below sea level scenery from becoming submerged. two windmills are open to the public. the blokweer windmill, restored in 1975 and again in 1997 after a fire, is believed to date back to around 1500. using a series of staircases, visitors can climb to the top of the nederwaard windmill, peek in bedrooms, and take in views from the inside out. visitors can walk along a path that runs through the neighborhood of windmills, but the electrical sight-seeing boat tours come with not to be missed water views.

a comedy sequel and a mystery classic are aiming for big box office in their opening weekends. standing in their way is the god of thunder. david daniel looks at how the new movies figure to fare against reigning champ. "you're the world-famous detective, hercule poirot. avenger of the innocent -- is that what they call you in the

papers?""and you are inocent?" (nat-laugh) "you're fun." kenneth branagh directs and stars in agatha christie's "murder on the orient express." the ensemble mystery with a star-studded cast is getting decent reviews, and analysts say it could open with up to 25-million dollars -- about half what "thor: ragnarok" figures to make in its second weekend.(nat-phone rings) "hello? grandpa kurt?" there are also plenty of familiar faces in "daddy's home two." box office watchers are predicting a debut anywhere from the low 20- millions to the low 30- millions... so together, the comedy sequel and "orient express" might rival "ragnarok" in ticket sales this weekend. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ad lib final 7 ad lib final 7 day forecast

thats kron 4 news weekend for this saturday morning... i'm marty gonzalez. from all of us thanks for watching. join us for kron4 news weekend tomorrow morning starting at 8 o'clock ... and tonight for kron 4 news at eight.

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