good morning everyone im marty gonzales. here in the kron 4 studios, here in the kron 4 studios, it's saturday july 28st, 2018...good morning ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. ( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. (dave)very warm inland temperatures will continue through the weekend while onshore flow and a marine layer will keep the coast and bayside locations at seasonable norms. high pressure will keep things dry, as hot temperatures continue inland. milder

weather will persist near the coast through mid week next week.week next week. (dave) week.

( marty )breaking news this morning. the carr fire, burning in shasta county has driven nearly 38-thousand people from their homes. containment of the fire is still very low as firefighters struggle to put it out. kron 4's sara stinson joins us live in studio with the latest. sara? ( sara ) the carr fire in shasta county continues to burn out of control forcing tens of thousands of people to flee for their lives. currently - the small community of igo is evacuating...that is where the fire is roaring into right now. the town is nine miles west of redding. take a look at the flames - the fire has burned more than 48-thousand acres and is just five percent contained.two fire crew members have been killed while fighting this fire and three firefighters from marin county are recovering from burn injuries. cal fire says more than 500 structures have been

destroyed and that number is expected to rise.this after the fire jumped the sacramento river thursday night towards the city of redding.luckily last night crews say the fire was a bit calmer. but still the carr fire has already ripped through neighborhoods leaving people like the redding ppolice chief and 32 hospital employees without a home.

( marty )thanks sara. mandatory evacuations orders are in effect in mendocino county where two wildfires are burning this morning.this is new video... the river fire has now spread to over 8-thousand acres and is at zero containment. last night the mendocino county sheriff ordered mandatory evacuations in the hopland area.. all the way to the lake county line. the fire has destroyed one home and one other building. and the ranch fire, which is burning near ukiah has grown to one thousand acres. residents there are being urged to be ready to evacuate if that fire intensifies. ( marty )in southern california- a 32 year old man has been charged with intentionally starting nine fires, including the cranston fire in riverside county. it has burned over 12- thousand acres.. and its only 16-percent contained. the fire has destroyed five homes. close to 5-thousand buildings

are threatened and an estimated 7-thousand people have been evacuated. ( marty ) in the past two weeks, the ferguson fire has burned more than 46-thousand acres and because of poor air quality, yosemite valley will remain closed to visitors until next friday. almost 4-thousand firefighters are battling the flames. the fire is 29 percent contained. the ferguson fire also claimed the life of firefighter braden varney. ( marty )so far this year's fire season has been brutal... and there's no relief in sight. thousands of firefighters from cal fire and other local agencies are fighting blazes across the state... putting a major strain on resources. kron 4's charles clifford has that part of our coverage. as of friday, cal fire is dealing with at least 19 active wildfires spread all across the state. two of the largest include, the carr fire

near redding which has claimed two lives and destroyed dozens of buildings. and the cranston fire in riverside county which is now over 11,000 acres and only 3 percent contained. sotwe are all engaged. most of us are fighting a fire or actively at the fire right now.amy head with cal fire says that this fire season arrived early and has been relentless, putting a strain on cal fire and its people. sotfor a lot of people they have been going from fire to fire. so it's a pretty intense fire season so far and very early in the year to see this fire behaviour and fire activity that we are seeing. head says that with so many fires burning, cal fire has had to prioritize where to send resources.sotlife safety and life hazards are our number one priority so we have a lot of equipment at the carr fire and more enroute. there's a big life safety hazard.here in the bay area, fire fighting strike teams have been deployed from every county. on friday, 15 trucks and 3 command vehicles left san mateo county headed for redding. head says cal fire relys heavily on outside help. sotwe really rely on the mutual aid system. working with our state, local and federal partners. we could be getting firefighters from all across the state and even out

of state.with no end in sight for california's fire season, cal fire is reminding everyone to be prepared.sotthis is really early to see this kind of fire behaviour. we need everyone to be ready. not just if you live in the wildlands. havea plan and be ready to go on a moments notice because it happens really quickly. ( marty ) ( marty ) in the east bay... police in pittsburg are investigating the city's first homicide. a 61-year-old man was shot in his home on olivewood drive friday morning.

he died at the scene. so f... police have made no arrests, but they say it looks like the victim knew his killer. ( marty ) a shooting in campbell sends one man to the hospital. now police are looking for the gunman. it happened at the corner of hamilton avenue and creekside way last night just before 8. the victim is in stable condition. ( marty ) two girls held at a migrant shelter in pleasant hill for about a month are now back with their parents. the girls were separated from parents at the border... under the government's zero tolerance policy. more than 18-hundred kids -- aged 5 and older -- were reunited with parents or sponsors before thursday's court ordered deadline. but officials say about 700 more remain separated... including about 430 children whose parents were deported. officials say those reunions will take more time, effort and paperwork. ( marty )coming up on the kron 4 weekend news. bart riders speak out about their rail riding experiences . as we get new crime statistics from

system. ( marty )plus... 3 marin firefighters were injured battling the carr fire. we hear from the fire chief about their injures... and how they're this morning. ( marty )and... new hope in the fight against alzheimer's the drug that's showing promise, next. battery in your smart lock?

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(dave)very warm inland temperatures will continue through the weekend while onshore flow and a marine layer will keep the coast and bayside locations at seasonable norms. high pressure will keep things dry, as hot temperatures continue inland. milder weather will persist near the coast through mid week next week. ( marty ) week on bart has riders on

edge. many are calling for more police to patrol the trains. but the agency says budget issues have it stretched thin. kron4's gayle ong has the latest on what bart says is now being done to keep commuters right now bart police have 175 officers on duty 24/7 throughout the system.there's also surveillance cameras on site..

on.">arvind ramakrishnan is visiting from new york city - he's used to public transportation -- and he's aware of the recent crimes in just a week - a murder, armed robbery and burglaries..the system is stepping up patrols, even having employees on the trainsbut bart still needs more officers to keep riders safebhuvane nellemothu (buuv-na - mela montu) says she's recently noticed officers on board the past two weeks..

after 5:30 or 6:00 i don't feel safe on the bart.">we saw officers at the lake merritt station responding to a call of someone acting erratically but officials say they can't be everywhere at once.. and encourages everyone.. if they see something, say something. ( marty ) ( marty ) new this morning... amazon's facial recognition technology falsely matched a concord congressman to a ámug shot. the a-c-l-u says walnut creek democrat mark desaulnier was one of 28 congressmen falsely matched to mug shots. the technology is being used by some police departments across the country. the a-c-l-u also says the false matches disproportionately targeted representatives of color... including six members of the congressional ( marty ) still ahead... a rough night for the giants and a's. gary is

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the giants are off to a shaky start to begin the second half of the season they have lost 4 of their last 5 games a series loss to milwaukee... could make the giants sellers at the trade deadline. madison bumgarner on the hill looking for his fourth win of the year mad bum bounced back after his outing against the a's last sunday allowed 7 hits and 5 strike outs in 8 innings top 7... tied game... milwaukee with the go-ahead run at third ryan braun rolls one to evan longoria he hesitates... can't make the play at home plate gets

braun out at first milwaukee takes the lead on a groundout mad bum responsible of all three runs... doesn't get any run support top 8... with the bases loaded... buster posey grounds out brewers win 3-1... giants are one game under 500over at coors field... a's going for their seventh straight win this is becoming a pre-game tradition in the dugout they chugg a red bull before heading to the field bottom of the inning... rockies up by a pair nolan arenado hits a solo shot off sean manaea 19th homer manaea has allowed this season pulled after 5 innings... gives up 3 runs, 9 hits, and strikes out 5 oakland with the bases loaded for the third time in the game matt chapman strikes out looking to end the 8th a's leave 9 runners in scoring position rockies win 3-1... snaps oakland's 6-game win streak a's are 1 game out of a wildcard spotwe'll kick things off tonight with the raiders...who wrapped up their first practice of training camp this morning up in napa. jon gruden...entering his

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onshore flow and a marine layer will keep the coast and bayside locations at seasonable norms. high pressure will keep things dry, as hot temperatures continue inland. milder weather will persist near the coast through mid week next week. ( marty ) a big story this

morning... the carr fire burning in shasta county. it's charred more than 48- thousand acres and injured 3 marin fire firefighters. tyler barnes, scott pederson.... and brian cardoza are part of a five engine strike team. kron4's maureen kelly talked to their department's chief who describes what happened. we're quite fortunate that the injury are relatively minorthe injured firefighters are part of a five engine strike team with a total of 17 firefighters from the marin county fire dept. they'd been battling the blaze focusing on structure protection and rescue since 1am thursday.....they were still going at 8pm that night....defending a structure when the three firefighers were overcome with a blast of heat.the fire made a pretty significant run, the quick

action of the company officer there he was able to get his firefighters into the engine to take refuge unfortunately before that occurred three of them sustained vert burns from minor to moderate,all three were treated at a hospital up in redding two were treated and released....one fireigher who suffered a significant burn to his face was transferred to uc davis burn unit for further evaluation. chief jason weber who wears a black band across his badge for the two firefighters killed ...he says with the growing intensity of fires in california it's an important reminder to everyone to maintain defensible space around their properties.it's not just to protect their house or their neighbors house, it also gives us a fighting chance to put people in there are fighting fires ultimately to say those structures we need the space in order to workand not just in the summer....the cheif points out fire season has become a year round event in california.maureen kelly kron4 news. ( marty )we have an update on the wildfires burning throughout california.

in shasta county, firefighters say the carr fire has spread to over 48-thousand acres, and is 5 percent contained. it's burning on highway 299 and carr powerhouse road. there are over 4-thousand structures threatened right now and 500 structures are burned. two firefighters have died battling the fire and three are recovering from injuries. mandatory evacuations are still in place. and reports say a mechanical failure of a car is determined to ( marty ) new numbers from cal fire on the ferguson fire in mariposa county... flames have burned more than 49-thousand acres. containment is still at 29 percent. because of poor air quality, yosemite valley will remain closed to visitors until next friday. almost 4-thousand firefighters are battling the flames. the ferguson fire has also claimed the life of firefighter braden varney. ( marty ) and in the east

bay.... fire crews are making progress on the marsh fire, near clayton. it is now 90 percent contained, and burned 247 acres... mandatory evacuations were lifted friday morning. calfire hopes that full containment could sometime today. cal-fire did pull back some of its crews in the overnight hours because of falling trees, and given what's happened at the "carr fire"... cal-fire did not want to see any firefighters injured or ( marty ) our coverage of the fires burning throughout the state continues online at kron-4-dot-com. we have an interactive map of the "carr fire." we also have pictures of the three firefighters from marin who were hurt battling the fire thursday night. you'll also find more video and pictures... it's all on kron-4- dot-com. ( marty ) a big story this morning... a construction worker is killed at the site of housing complex in daly city... and emergency crews are working to recover his body. kron 4's ella sogomonian has the details.

a construction worker with platinum pipeline was killed on the job after he was crushed by a trench that collapsed in on him at around 11:30 friday morning.he and another employee were inside the ditch as his team was getting ready to lay down a 24 inch storm drain pipe at a housing development site called the overlook in daly city...except only one got out. sot: clyde preston, north county fire authority// "they were attempting to leave the trench to put the pipe in then the one worker heard a noise behind him and that's when the collapse occurred."pg&e crews were called out to remove the danger of overhead power lines so emergency crews could get through....for the rest of the night two urban search and rescue teams carefully worked around the unstable ground to recover the body. neighbors say this construction site has been a burden since the project began about three months ago...and the tragedy makes it all the worse.sot: nazmeen kadir, neighbor// "it's just really noisy and inconvenient for us...it's shocking, just sad. and then the body is still in the ditch. it's sad."

coming up after the break... a coyote walks the busy streets of san francisco. we'll explain what attracted the animal to the area. live look outside... san mateo bridge. ( marty ) it's coyote

season in san francisco... and one was seen walking with its breakfast in north beach. kron 4's philippe djegal shares video of the animal... and has reaction from neighbors and tourists. a neighbor does a double take, then turns on his phone and starts recording what he

realizes is a coyote taking a strole down jones street near chestnut street in san francisco's north beach neighborhood.ed lang/tourist- "did you say coyotes? that is terrifying." the sighting happened just before six o'clock in the morning. tourists in the area had no clue coyote's live nearby. warning signs are posted up at pioneer park near coit tower. it appears this coyote was hungry -- seen walking away with what looks like a rat in it's mouth.natalie batlin/neighbor- "it actually made me feel really sad that the coyotes have to come into these neighborhoods to get food." coyote's rarely attack humans, though it has happened. and, over time, they have become more aggressive towards us. their preferred prey are smaller animals like cats and dogs.natalie batlin/neighbor- "usually, they're sighted in the presidio, um, i walk small dogs, so i would definitely just go the opposite direction, or try to get them in the car as soon as possible." a year ago, a woman witnessed a coyote kill her dog in the ingleside

neighborhood. san francisco animal care and control estimates there are several dozen coyotes living in the city. long-time neighbors like jan blum don't mind them.jan blum/neighbor- "the thing that you always do with an animal like that is you make yourself as large as possible and make as much noise as possible to scare them off. they really don't want to interact with people." animal care and control says it's illegal to round up coyotes and take them elsewhere. adding that there are no plans to do so. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. coming up after the break... if you struggle with simple everyday tasks, like tying your shoelaces... it could be a sign of heart failure. our health expert karen owoc joins us with that and other symptoms you should look out for.

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a marine layer will keep the coast and bayside locations at seasonable norms. high pressure will keep things dry, as hot temperatures continue inland. milder weather will persist near the coast through mid week next week.

do you get short of breath when you bend forward, such as to tie your shoelaces or put on a sock? if so, our health expert, karen owoc, is here to tell us what this symptom could mean and why you shouldn't ignore it. what this symptom could mean if you bend forward and get short of breath, do not ignore this symptom! this symptom was recently coined as "bendopnea" (pronounced bend-op-nee-ah). this symptom could be a sign of heart failure. a study of 102 heart failure patients showed bendopnea was present

in 28% of their subjects (29 out of 102 subjects). when bending over, the average time it took for these symptoms to appear was eight seconds. some patients thought their bendopnea was due to being out of shape or overweight, but were more likely to have other symptoms of advanced disease. what is heart failure? heart failure, often referred to as congestive heart failure or (chf), is a serious condition, but people often mistakenly think that it means that the heart has stopped beating. heart failure occurs when one or more chambers of the heart "fail" to keep up with the volume of blood blowing through them. the heart cannot pump enough blood and oxygen to maintain blood flow to other organs in your body.

the reoxygenated blood from your lungs starts building up inside your lungs when your heart can't keep up with ejecting it to other organs in need. first signs and symptoms of heart failure shortness of breath (worse with exertion and/or while lying down) excessive fatigue (feeling tired or weak) fluid buildup and swelling in the legs, ankles, feet chest pain, including angina, is not typically a complaint with chf. according to the centers for disease control and prevention, about 5.7 million adults in the united states have heart failure. try this test: sit down and bend forward at the waist. are you short of breath within 30 seconds? if you have "bendopnea", you have: too much fluid in your body elevated pressure in your heart and your pulmonary veins and capillaries increased pressure when leaning forward (bending) diseases that damage

the heart (increase risk for heart failure) coronary artery disease (clogged arteries) - the most common type of heart disease high blood pressure diabetes unhealthy behaviors that lead to disease (increase risk for heart failure) smoking being overweight or obese not being physically active consuming too much fat, cholesterol, alcohol, sodium treating heart failure although heart failure is a serious condition that progressively gets worse over time, there are a number of treatments that can relieve symptoms or even reverse heart failure or at least stop or slow the gradual worsening of the condition: taking medications reducing sodium in the diet getting daily physical exercise deaths from heart failure vary by geography heart failure is more common in some areas of the united states than in

others. states with the highest concentration of heart failure deaths: texas oklahoma mississippiif you have bendopnea, be sure to tell your physician! it can be difficult to assess when you are retaining fluid. this assessment is a simple and non- invasive tool to diagnose excessive fluid retention and compromised blood flow sometimes, bipolar i disorder

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radio-frequency i-d tag passes sensors on the course... messages sent via social media by friends and family... will show up on nearby display boards. ( marty ) happening today in the south bay... it's day two of the gilroy garlic festival. over the last 39-years... the garlic festival has raised more than 11 and a half million dollars for the community. that helps out non-profits and schools. gates open at 10 this morning. tickets cost 20-dollars for adults. 15 for seniors. kids are 10 dollars -- but 9 and under get in for free. the gilroy garlic fesitval ends tomorrow. ( marty ) coming up in the next hour... we continue to follow breaking news out of shasta county... where the carr fire has now burned more than 48-thousand acres and is threatening close to 5- thousand structures. ( dave )morning fog and clouds, clearing. mild for the bay but warm inland. your forecast is next ! (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (ali)coming up in the next

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8982 desk: x8905 ( marty )( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)very warm inland temperatures will continue through the weekend while onshore flow and a marine layer will keep the coast and bayside locations at seasonable norms. high

pressure will keep things dry, as hot temperatures continue inland. milder weather will persist near the coast through mid week next week. ( marty ) breaking news this morning. the carr fire has almost doubled in size to more than 80-thousand acres. the fire burning in shasta county has also driven nearly 38-thousand people from their homes. containment of the fire is still very low as firefighters struggle to as firefighters still very low of the fire is containment their homes. people from thousand driven nearly 38- county has also burning in shasta the fire thousand acres.more than 80-doubled in size to has almost the carr fire morning.news this breaking ( marty ) ( marty ) breaking news this morning. the carr fire has almost doubled in

size to more than 80-thousand acres. the fire burning in shasta county has also driven nearly 38-thousand people from their homes. containment of the fire is still very low as firefighters struggle to put it out. kron 4's sara stinson joins us live in studio with the latest. sara? ( sara ) the carr fire in shasta county continues to burn out of control forcing tens of thousands of people to flee for their lives. currently - the fire is moving quickly south west towards the small community of igo, forcing everyone in the area to evacuate. the town is nine miles west of redding. take a look at the flames.there are reports that the carr fire has doubled since yesterday to more than 80-thousand acres and is still just five percent contained.two fire crew members have been killed while fighting this fire and three firefighters from marin county

are recovering from burn injuries. cal fire says more than 500 structures have been destroyed and that number is expected to rise.this after the fire jumped the sacramento river thursday night towards the city of redding.luckily last night crews say the fire was a bit calmer. but still the carr fire has already ripped through neighborhoods leaving hundreds of people without a home. ( sara ) take a look at the map you can see just how much carr fire has grown since monday. 34-hundred firefighters are working to contain the fire, many from right here in the bay area. (sara)after after evacuating at a moments notice - a

frantic search is underway for a woman and her two great grand children. you can see the flyer the family has made with photos of the four and five year old children. melody bledsoe and the two kids were all last seen at their home. family members are searching for them in local hospitals and evacuation shelters among the 38-thousand people who fled at a moments notice. we'll be continuing to follow this story in hopes of a happy ending.marty.. ( marty )( marty )thanks sara. mandatory evacuations orders are in effect in mendocino county where two wildfires are burning this morning.this is new video... the river fire has now spread to over 8-thousand acres and is at zero containment. last night the mendocino county sheriff ordered mandatory evacuations in the hopland area.. all the way to the lake county line. the fire has destroyed one home and one other building. and the ranch fire, which is burning near ukiah has grown

to one thousand acres. residents there are being urged to be ready to evacuate if that fire intensifies. ( marty )in southern california- a 32 year old man has been charged with intentionally starting nine fires, including the cranston fire in riverside county. it has burned over 12- thousand acres.. and its only 16-percent contained. the fire has destroyed five homes. close to 5-thousand buildings are threatened and an estimated 7-thousand people have been evacuated. ( marty ) new numbers from cal fire on the ferguson fire in mariposa county... flames have burned more than 49-thousand acres. containment is still at 29 percent. because of poor air quality, yosemite valley will remain closed to visitors until next friday. almost 4-thousand firefighters are battling the flames. the ferguson fire has also claimed the life of firefighter braden varney. ( marty )so far this year's

fire season has been brutal... and there's no relief in sight. thousands of firefighters from cal fire and other local agencies are fighting blazes across the state... putting a major strain on resources. kron 4's charles clifford has that part of our coverage. as of friday, cal fire is dealing with at least 19 active wildfires spread all across the state. two of the largest include, the carr fire near redding which has claimed two lives and destroyed dozens of buildings. and the cranston fire in riverside county which is now over 11,000 acres and only 3 percent contained. sotwe are all engaged. most of us are fighting a fire or actively at the fire right now.amy head with cal fire says that this fire season arrived early and has been relentless, putting a strain on cal fire and its people. sotfor a lot of people they have been going from fire to fire. so it's a pretty intense fire season so far and

very early in the year to see this fire behaviour and fire activity that we are seeing. head says that with so many fires burning, cal fire has had to prioritize where to send resources.sotlife safety and life hazards are our number one priority so we have a lot of equipment at the carr fire and more enroute. there's a big life safety hazard.here in the bay area, fire fighting strike teams have been deployed from every county. on friday, 15 trucks and 3 command vehicles left san mateo county headed for redding. head says cal fire relys heavily on outside help. sotwe really rely on the mutual aid system. working with our state, local and federal partners. we could be getting firefighters from all across the state and even out of state.with no end in sight for california's fire season, cal fire is reminding everyone to be prepared.sotthis is really early to see this kind of fire behaviour. we need everyone to be ready. not just if you live in the wildlands. havea plan and be ready to go on a moments notice because it happens really quickly.

( marty ) in the east bay... police in pittsburg are investigating the city's first homicide. a 61-year- old man was shot in his home on olivewood drive friday morning. he died at the scene. so far... police have made no arrests, but they say it looks like the victim knew his killer. ( marty ) a shooting in campbell sends one man to the hospital. now police are looking for the gunman. it happened at the corner of hamilton avenue and creekside way last night just before 8. the victim is in stable condition. ( marty ) two girls held at a migrant shelter in pleasant hill for about a month are now back with their parents. the girls were separated from parents at the border... under the government's zero tolerance

policy. more than 18-hundred kids -- aged 5 and older -- were reunited with parents or sponsors before thursday's court ordered deadline. but officials say about 700 more remain separated... including about 430 children whose parents were deported. officials say those reunions will take more time, effort and paperwork. ( marty )coming up on the kron 4 weekend news... bart riders speak out about their rail riding experiences . as we get new crime statistics from the transit system. ( marty )plus... 3 marin firefighters were injured battling the carr fire. we hear from the fire chief about their injures... and how they're recovering this morning. ( marty )and... new hope in the fight against alzheimer's the drug that's showing promise, next.

for your health this morning... an experimental alzheimer's drug is prompting hope after early testing. american biotechnology company - biogen and a japanese

drugmaker say the drug... which is an anti-body... reduced new clusters in the brain... and it reduced existing clusters by an average of 70 - percent. the buildup of plaque in the brain... is a hallmark of alzheimer's disease. experts are "cautiously optimistic" the results will be duplicated in future clinical trials. ( marty ) you might want to think twice before grabbing a late night snack. researchers looked at the eating habits of more than 15-hundred people with breast or prostate cancer. they also looked at the eating habits of more than 2-thousand healthy people. the study revealed those who ate before 9:00 at night had a 20-percent lower risk for breast and prostate cancer compared to those who ate a late dinner-- or went to bed right after eating. doctors say more research is needed to understand the connection between meal times and ( dave )morning fog and afternoon clearing for the bay, hot inland. your forecast is next ! you could save energy

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yosemite falls this morning. toss to weather. (dave)very warm inland temperatures will continue through the weekend while onshore flow and a marine layer will keep the coast and bayside locations at seasonable norms. high pressure will keep things dry, as hot temperatures continue inland. milder

weather will persist near the coast through mid week next week.

( marty )three homicides in the past week on bart has riders on edge. many are calling for more police to patrol the trains. but the agency says budget issues have it stretched thin. kron4's gayle ong has the latest on what bart says is now being done to keep commuters safe. right now bart police have 175 officers on duty 24/7 throughout the system.there's also surveillance cameras on

site..arvind ramakrishnan is visiting from new york city - he's used to public transportation -- and he's aware of the recent crimes in just a week - a murder, armed robbery and burglaries..the system is stepping up patrols, even having employees on the trainsbut bart still needs more officers to keep riders safe

"it's very difficult to find people who want to do police work, who are qualified to do it, to pass all the background checks and the testing and everything.">bhuvane nellemothu (buuv-na - mela montu) says she's recently noticed ficers on board the past two weeks..we saw officers at the lake merritt station responding to a call of someone acting erratically but officials say they can't be everywhere at once.. and encourages everyone.. if they see something, say something. ( marty ) still ahead... a rough night for the giants and a's. gary is next with sports. live look outside... richmond bridge eggo thick and fluffy waffles

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they have lost 4 of their last 5 games a series loss to milwaukee... could make the giants sellers at the trade deadline. madison bumgarner on the hill looking for his fourth win of the year mad bum bounced back after his outing against the a's last sunday allowed 7 hits and 5 strike outs in 8 innings top 7... tied game... milwaukee with the go-ahead run at third ryan braun rolls one to evan longoria he hesitates... can't make the play at home plate gets braun out at first milwaukee takes the lead on a groundout mad bum

responsible of all three runs... doesn't get runs... all three responsible of all three runs... doesn't get any run support top 8... with the bases loaded... buster posey grounds out brewers win 3-1... giants are one game under 500over at coors field... a's going for their seventh straight win this is becoming a pre-game tradition in the dugout they chugg a red bull before heading to the field bottom of the inning... rockies up by a pair nolan arenado hits a solo shot off sean manaea 19th homer manaea has allowed this season pulled after 5 innings... gives up 3 runs, 9 hits, and strikes out 5 oakland with the bases loaded for the third time in the game matt chapman strikes out looking to end the 8th a's leave 9 runners in scoring runners in a's leave 9 the 8th a's leave 9 runners in scoring position rockies win 3-1... snaps oakland's 6-game

win streak a's are 1 wildcard spotwe'll kick things off tonight with the raiders...who wrapped up their first practice of training camp this morning up in napa. jon gruden...entering his 2nd stint with the silver and black. derek carr, marshawn lynch, amari cooper, and some new faces like jordy nelson and martavis bryant were in attendance. as expected, someone who didn't show...is all-pro pass rusher khalil mack, who's holding out for a new contract. this week, reports surfaced that gruden and mack have yet to speak to each other since gruden was hired. live look outside... golden gate bridge.. (ácommercialá)

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bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)very warm inland temperatures will continue through the weekend while onshore flow and a marine layer will keep the coast and bayside locations at seasonable norms. high

pressure will keep things dry, as hot temperatures continue inland. milder weather will persist near the coast through mid week next week. ( marty ) breaking news

out of shasta county... the carr fire has nearly doubled in size to more than 80-thousand acres, and is 5 percent contained. it's burning on highway 299 and carr powerhouse road. almost 5-thousand structures are threatened and 500 have been destroyed. two firefighters have died battling the fire. mandatory evacuations are still in place. a mechanical failure of a car is the cause. ( marty ) the carr fire has also injured 3 marin county fire firefighters. tyler barnes, scott pederson.... and brian cardoza are part of a five engine strike team. kron4's maureen kelly talked to their department's chief who describes what happened. we're quite fortunate that the injury are relatively minorthe injured firefighters are part of a five engine strike team with a total of 17 firefighters from the marin county fire dept. they'd been battling the blaze focusing on structure protection and

rescue since 1am thursday.....they were still going at 8pm that night....defending a structure when the three firefighers were overcome with a blast of heat.the fire made a pretty significant run, the quick action of the company officer there he was able to get his firefighters into the engine to take refuge unfortunately before that occurred three of them sustained vert burns from minor to moderate,all three were treated at a hospital up in redding two were treated and released....one fireigher who suffered a significant burn to his face was transferred to uc davis burn unit for further evaluation. chief jason weber who wears a black band across his badge for the two firefighters killed ...he says with the growing intensity of fires in california it's an important reminder to everyone to maintain defensible space around their properties.it's not just to protect their house or their neighbors house, it also gives us a fighting chance to put people in there are fighting fires ultimately to say those structures we need the space in order to workand not just in the summer....the cheif points out fire season has become a year round event in california.maureen kelly kron4

news. ( marty ) new numbers from cal fire on the ferguson fire in mariposa county... flames have burned more than 49- thousand acres. containment is still at 29 percent. because of poor air quality, yosemite valley will remain closed to visitors until next friday. almost 4-thousand firefighters are battling the flames. the ferguson fire has also claimed the life of braden varney. ( marty ) and in the east bay.... fire crews are making progress on the marsh fire, near clayton. it is now 90 percent contained, and burned 247 acres... mandatory evacuations were lifted friday morning. calfire hopes that full containment could sometime today. cal-fire did pull back some of its crews in the overnight hours because of falling trees, and given what's happened at the

"carr fire"... cal-fire did not want to see any firefighters injured or ( marty ) our coverage of the fires burning throughout the state continues online at kron-4-dot-com. we have an interactive map of the "carr fire." we also have pictures of the three firefighters from marin who were hurt battling the fire thursday night. you'll also find more video and pictures... it's all on kron-4- dot-com. ( marty ) a big story this morning... a construction worker is killed at the site of housing complex in daly city... and emergency crews are working to recover his body. kron 4's ella sogomonian has the details. a construction worker with platinum pipeline was killed on the job after he was crushed by a trench that collapsed in on him at around 11:30 friday morning.he and another employee were inside the ditch as his team was getting ready to lay down a 24 inch storm drain pipe at a housing development site called the overlook in daly city...except only one got out. sot: clyde preston, north county fire authority// "they were attempting to leave the trench to put the pipe in then the one worker heard a noise behind him and that's when the

collapse occurred."pg&e crews were called out to remove the danger of overhead power lines so emergency crews could get through....for the rest of the night two urban search and rescue teams carefully worked around the unstable ground to recover the body. neighbors say this construction site has been a burden since the project began about three months ago...and the tragedy makes it all the worse.sot: nazmeen kadir, neighbor// "it's just really noisy and inconvenient for us...it's shocking, just sad. and then the body is still in the ditch. it's sad." coming up after the break... a coyote walks the busy streets of san francisco. we'll explain what attracted the animal to the area.

live look outside... san mateo bridge.

it's coyote season in san francisco... and one was seen walking with its breakfast in north beach. kron 4's philippe djegal shares video of the animal... and has reaction from neighbors and tourists. a neighbor does a double take, then turns on his phone and starts recording what he realizes is a coyote taking a strole down jones street near chestnut street in san francisco's north beach neighborhood.ed lang/tourist- "did you say coyotes? that is terrifying." the sighting happened just before six o'clock in the morning. tourists in the area had no clue coyote's live nearby. warning signs are posted up at pioneer park near coit tower. it appears this coyote was hungry -- seen walking away

with what looks like a rat in it's mouth.natalie batlin/neighbor- "it actually made me feel really sad that the coyotes have to come into these neighborhoods to get food." coyote's rarely attack humans, though it has happened. and, over time, they have become more aggressive towards us. their preferred prey are smaller animals like cats and dogs.natalie batlin/neighbor- "usually, they're sighted in the presidio, um, i walk small dogs, so i would definitely just go the opposite direction, or try to get them in the car as soon as possible." a year ago, a woman witnessed a coyote kill her dog in the ingleside neighborhood. san francisco animal care and control estimates there are several dozen coyotes living in the city. long-time neighbors like jan blum don't mind them.jan blum/neighbor- "the thing that you always do with an animal like that is you make yourself as large as possible and make as much noise as possible to scare them off. they really don't want to interact with people." animal care and control says it's illegal to round up coyotes and take them elsewhere. adding that there are no plans to do so. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news.

coming up after the break... if you struggle with simple everyday tasks, like tying your shoelaces... it could be a sign of heart failure. our health expert karen owoc joins us with that and other symptoms you should look out for. sometimes, bipolar i disorder

can make you feel unstoppable. ♪ but mania, such as unusual changes in your mood, activity or energy levels, can leave you on shaky ground. help take control by talking to your doctor. ask about vraylar. vraylar is approved for the acute treatment of manic or mixed episodes of bipolar i disorder in adults. clinical studies showed that vraylar reduced overall manic symptoms. vraylar should not be used in elderly patients with dementia due to increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about fever, stiff muscles, or confusion, which may mean a life-threatening reaction, or uncontrollable muscle movements, which may be permanent. side effects may not appear for several weeks. high cholesterol and weight gain; high blood sugar,

which can lead to coma or death; decreased white blood cells, which can be fatal; dizziness upon standing; falls; seizures; impaired judgment; heat sensitivity; and trouble swallowing may occur. you're more than just your bipolar i. ask about vraylar. very warm inland temperatures will continue through the weekend while onshore flow and a marine layer will keep the coast and bayside locations at seasonable norms. high pressure will keep things dry, as hot temperatures continue inland. milder

weather will persist near the coast through mid week next week.

do you get short of breath when you bend forward, such as to tie your shoelaces or put on a sock? if so, our health expert, karen owoc, is here to tell us what this symptom could mean and why you shouldn't ignore it. what this symptom could mean if you bend forward and get short of breath, do not ignore this symptom! this symptom was

recently coined as "bendopnea" (pronounced bend-op-nee-ah). this symptom could be a sign of heart failure. a study of 102 heart failure patients showed bendopnea was present in 28% of their subjects (29 out of 102 subjects). when bending over, the average time it took for these symptoms to appear was eight seconds. some patients thought their bendopnea was due to being out of shape or overweight, but were more likely to have other symptoms of advanced disease. what is heart failure? heart failure, often referred to as congestive heart failure or (chf), is a serious condition, but people often mistakenly think that it means that the heart has stopped beating. heart failure occurs when one or more chambers of the heart

"fail" to keep up with the volume of blood blowing through them. the heart cannot pump enough blood and oxygen to maintain blood flow to other organs in your body. the reoxygenated blood from your lungs starts building up inside your lungs when your heart can't keep up with ejecting it to other organs in need. first signs and symptoms of heart failure shortness of breath (worse with exertion and/or while lying down) excessive fatigue (feeling tired or weak) fluid buildup and swelling in the legs, ankles, feet chest pain, including angina, is not typically a complaint with chf. according to the centers for disease control and prevention, about 5.7 million adults in the united states have heart failure. try this test: sit down and bend forward at the waist. are you short of breath within 30 seconds? if you have "bendopnea", you have: too much fluid in your body

elevated pressure in your heart and your pulmonary veins and capillaries increased pressure when leaning forward (bending) diseases that damage the heart (increase risk for heart failure) coronary artery disease (clogged arteries) - the most common type of heart disease high blood pressure diabetes unhealthy behaviors that lead to disease (increase risk for heart failure) smoking being overweight or obese not being physically active consuming too much fat, cholesterol, alcohol, sodium treating heart failure although heart failure is a serious condition that progressively gets worse over time, there are a number of treatments that can relieve symptoms or even reverse heart failure or at least stop or slow the gradual worsening of the condition: taking medications reducing sodium in the diet getting daily physical exercise deaths from heart failure vary by geography heart failure is more common in some areas of the united states than in others. states with the highest concentration of heart failure deaths: texas oklahoma

mississippiif you have bendopnea, be sure to tell your physician! it can be difficult to assess when you are retaining fluid. this assessment is a simple and non- invasive tool to diagnose excessive fluid retention and compromised blood flow (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( marty ) happening tomorrow... thousands of runners will hit the of runners (áábreakáá)(ácommercialá)

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thousands of runners will hit the streets for the san francisco marathon. but this year... there's a new

high tech twist. the race will still dip through popular parts of the city like fisherman's wharf... and the golden gate bridge. but there will also be new interactive displays that will cheer the 27-thousand runners along. when a runner's radio-frequency i-d tag passes sensors on the course... messages sent via social media by friends and family... will show up on nearby display boards. ( marty ) happening today in the south bay... it's day two of the gilroy garlic festival. over the last 39-years... the garlic festival has raised more than 11 and a half million dollars for the community. that helps out non-profits and schools. gates open at 10 this morning. tickets cost 20-dollars for adults. 15 for seniors. kids are 10 dollars -- but 9 and under get in for free. the gilroy garlic fesitval ends tomorrow. ( marty ) and take a look at this. in case you missed the longest lunar eclipse of the century, because you live in north america. here is time lapse video of the rare occurance

from beirut. it happened yesterday. the total eclipse lasted about an hour and 43 minutes.... with a partial eclipse going on for about four hours. and that caused a blood moon. even though this wasn't visible here... there is another red object visible in the sky ... as mars approaches its closest position to earth in the last 15 years. the official closest point will happen at one, tuesday morning. people here in the u-s hoping to see a full lunar eclipse will have to wait until the next one takes place in ( marty ) coming up in the next hour... we continue to follow breaking news out of shasta county... where the carr fire has now burned more than 80-thousand acres and is threatening close to 5- thousand structures. ( dave )morning fog and clouds, clearing. mild for the bay but warm inland. is next !

here in the gonzales. marty everyone im good morning desk: x8905desk: x8905silletto x 8982 desk: x8905desk: x8905 silletto x 8982 desk: x8905 good morning everyone im marty gonzales. here in the kron 4 studios, it's saturday july 28st, 2018...good morning ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)very warm inland temperatures will continue through the weekend while onshore flow and a marine layer will keep the coast and bayside locations at seasonable norms. high pressure will keep things dry, as hot temperatures continue inland. milder weather will persist near the coast through mid week next week. ( marty ) breaking ( marty

) ( marty ) breaking news this breaking ( marty )( marty ) breaking news this morning. the carr fire has almost doubled in size to more than 80-thousand acres. the fire burning in shasta county has also driven nearly 38-thousand people from their homes. containment of the fire is still very low as firefighters struggle to put it out. kron 4's sara

stinson joins us live in studio with the latest. sara? ( sara ) the carr fire in shasta county continues to burn out of control forcing tens of thousands of people to flee for their lives. currently - the fire is moving quickly south west creating more evacuations including one in the small community of igo, just nine miles west of redding. take a look at the flames of the carr fire which has doubled over night to nearly 81-thousand acres and is still just five percent members have been killed while fighting this fire and three firefighters from marin county are recovering from burn injuries. cal fire says more than 500 structures have been destroyed and that number is expected to rise.this after the fire jumped the sacramento river thursday night towards the city of redding. the carr fire has ripped through neighborhoods leaving hundreds of people without a home.

"i've got friends that live down the street, and this is almost apocalyptic. i watched a lot of this crossed over the hill last night, and you just can't believe this is happening in your own community" > ( sara ) take a look at the map you can see just how close the carr fire is to redding and how much it has grown. 34-hundred firefighters are working to contain the fire, many from right here in the bay area. (sara)after evacuating at a moments notice - a frantic search is underway for a woman and her two great grand children. you can see the flyer the family has made with photos of the four and five year old children. melody bledsoe and the two kids were all last seen at their home. family members are searching for them in local hospitals and evacuation shelters among the 38-thousand people who fled at a moments notice. we'll be continuing to follow this story in hopes of a happy ending.marty.. ( marty )thanks sara.

mandatory evacuations orders are in effect in mendocino county where two wildfires are burning this morning.this is new video... the river fire has now spread to over 8-thousand acres and is at zero containment. last night the mendocino county sheriff ordered mandatory evacuations in the hopland area.. all the way to the lake county line. the fire has destroyed one home and one other building. and the ranch fire, which is burning near ukiah has grown to 35- hundred acres... and is now 2-percent contained. residents there are being urged to be ready to evacuate if that fire intensifies. ( marty )in southern california- a 32 year old man has been charged with intentionally starting nine fires, including the cranston fire in riverside county. it has burned over 12- thousand acres.. and its only 16-percent contained. the fire has destroyed five homes. close to 5-thousand buildings are threatened and an estimated 7-thousand people have been evacuated. ( marty ) new numbers from

cal fire on the ferguson fire in mariposa county... flames have burned more than 49-thousand acres. containment is still at 29 percent. because of poor air quality, yosemite valley will remain closed to visitors until next friday. almost 4-thousand firefighters are battling the flames. the ferguson fire has also claimed the life of firefighter braden varney. ( marty )so far this year's fire season has been brutal... and there's no relief in sight. thousands of firefighters from cal fire and other local agencies are fighting blazes across the state... putting a major strain on resources. kron 4's charles clifford has that part of our coverage. as of friday, cal fire is dealing with at least 19 active wildfires spread all

across the state. two of the largest include, the carr fire near redding which has claimed two lives and destroyed dozens of buildings. and the cranston fire in riverside county which is now over 11,000 acres and only 3 percent contained. sotwe are all engaged. most of us are fighting a fire or actively at the fire right now.amy head with cal fire says that this fire season arrived early and has been relentless, putting a strain on cal fire and its people. sotfor a lot of people they have been going from fire to fire. so it's a pretty intense fire season so far and very early in the year to see this fire behaviour and fire activity that we are seeing. head says that with so many fires burning, cal fire has had to prioritize where to send resources.sotlife safety and life hazards are our number one priority so we have a lot of equipment at the carr fire and more enroute. there's a big life safety hazard.here in the bay area, fire fighting strike teams have been deployed from every county. on friday, 15 trucks and 3 command vehicles left san mateo county headed for redding. head says cal fire relys heavily on outside help. sotwe really rely on the mutual aid system. working with our state, local and federal partners. we could be getting firefighters from all across the state and even out of state.with no end in sight for california's fire season, cal fire is reminding everyone

to be prepared.sotthis is really early to see this kind of fire behaviour. we need everyone to be ready. not just if you live in the wildlands. havea plan and be ready to go on a moments notice because it happens really quickly. ( marty )coming up on the kron 4 weekend news... bart riders speak out about their rail riding experiences . as we get new crime statistics from the transit system. ( marty )plus... 3 marin firefighters were injured battling the carr fire. we hear from the fire chief about

their injures... and how they're recovering this morning. ( marty )and... new hope in the fight against alzheimer's the drug that's showing promise, next. you could save energy

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morning... an experimental alzheimer's drug is prompting hope after early testing. american biotechnology company - biogen and a japanese drugmaker say the drug... which is an anti-body... reduced new clusters in the brain... and it reduced existing clusters by an average of 70 - percent. the buildup of plaque in the brain... is a hallmark of alzheimer's disease. experts are "cautiously optimistic" the results will be duplicated in future clinical trials. ( marty ) you might want to think twice before grabbing a late night snack. researchers looked at the eating habits of more than 15-hundred people with breast or prostate cancer. they also looked at the eating habits of more than 2-thousand healthy people. the study

revealed those who ate before 9:00 at night had a 20-percent lower risk for breast and prostate cancer compared to those who ate a late dinner-- or went to bed right after eating. doctors say more research is needed to understand the connection between meal times and cancer. ( dave )morning fog and afternoon clearing for the bay, hot inland. your forecast is next ! (ácommercialá) temperatures will continue

through the weekend while onshore flow and a marine layer will keep the coast and bayside locations at

seasonable norms. high pressure will keep things dry, as hot temperatures continue inland. milder weather will persist near the coast through mid week next week. ( marty ) ( marty ) in the east

bay... police in pittsburg are investigating the city's first homicide. a 61-year- old man was shot in his home on olivewood drive friday morning. he died at the scene. so far... police have made no arrests, but they say it looks like the victim knew his ( marty ) a shooting in campbell sends one man to the hospital. now police are looking for the gunman. it happened at the corner of hamilton avenue and creekside way last night just before 8.

the victim is in stable condition. ( marty ) two girls held at a migrant shelter in pleasant hill for about a month are now back with their parents. the girls were separated from parents at the border... under the government's zero tolerance policy. more than 18-hundred kids -- aged 5 and older -- were reunited with parents or sponsors before thursday's court ordered deadline. but officials say about 700 more remain separated... including about 430 children whose parents were deported. officials say those reunions will take more time, effort and paperwork. ( marty )three homicides in the past week on bart has riders on edge. many are calling for more police to patrol the trains. but the agency says budget issues have it stretched thin. kron4's gayle ong has the latest on what bart says is now being done to keep commuters right now bart police have 175 officers on duty 24/7

throughout the system.there's also surveillance cameras on site..arvind ramakrishnan arvind ramakrishnan is visiting from new york city - he's used to public transportation -- and he's aware of the recent crimes in just a week - a murder, armed robbery and burglaries..the system is stepping up patrols, even having employees on the trainsbut bart still needs more officers to keep riders safebhuvane nellemothu (buuv-na - mela montu) says she's recently noticed officers on board the

past two weeks..we saw officers at the lake merritt station responding to a call of someone acting erratically but officials say they can't be everywhere at once.. and encourages everyone.. if they see something, say something. ( marty ) last sunday's killing of nia wilson at the macarthur bart station is once again raising questions about the overall safety of the transit system. opinions are mixed as to whether the transit system is safe... but recent statistics show violent crime is on the upswing. last year alone there were more than 400 acts of violence. for the

first 6 months of this year, violent crime is up 2 percent compared with the same period last year, with assaults up 28 percent. ( marty )reports say one of the biggest complaint among riders is a lack of police presence. 175 patrol officers are budgeted but bart still has 21 vacancies despite hiring 27 officers in the last year and a half. ( marty ) still ahead... a rough night for the giants and a's. gary is next with sports. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (ácommercialá) start to begin the second half

of the season they have lost 4 of their last 5 games a series loss to milwaukee... could make the giants sellers at the trade deadline. madison bumgarner on the hill looking for his fourth win of the year mad bum bounced back after his outing against the a's last sunday allowed 7 hits and 5 strike outs in 8 innings top 7... tied game... milwaukee with the go-ahead run at third ryan braun rolls one to evan longoria he hesitates... can't make the play at home plate gets braun out at first milwaukee takes the lead on a

groundout mad bum responsible of all three runs... doesn't get any run support top 8... with the bases loaded... buster posey grounds out brewers win 3-1... giants are one game under 500over at coors field... a's going for their seventh straight win this is becoming a pre-game tradition in the dugout they chugg a red bull before heading to the field bottom of the inning... rockies up by a pair nolan arenado hits a solo shot off sean manaea 19th homer manaea has allowed this season pulled after 5 innings... gives up 3 runs, 9 hits, and strikes out 5 oakland with the bases loaded for the third time in the game matt chapman strikes out looking to end the 8th a's leave 9 runners in scoring position rockies win 3-1... snaps oakland's 6-game win streak a's are 1 game out of a wildcard spotwe'll kick things off tonight with the raiders...who wrapped up their first practice of training camp this morning up in napa.

jon gruden...entering his 2nd stint with the silver and black. derek carr, marshawn lynch, amari cooper, and some new faces like jordy nelson and martavis bryant were in attendance. as expected, someone who didn't show...is all-pro pass rusher khalil mack, who's holding out for a new contract. this week, reports surfaced that gruden and mack have yet to speak to each other since gruden was hired. what about him?

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(dave)very warm inland temperatures will continue through the weekend while onshore flow and a marine layer will keep the coast and bayside locations at seasonable norms. high pressure will keep things dry, as hot temperatures continue inland. milder weather will persist near the coast through mid week next week.

( marty ) week. week.week next through mid week next week. ( marty )( marty )on the phone with me i have cal fire public information officer jude olivas, who has an in-depth update on this fire.

( marty ) the carr fire has also injured 3 marin county fire firefighters. tyler barnes, scott pederson.... and brian cardoza are part of a five engine strike team. kron4's maureen kelly talked to their department's chief who describes what happened. we're quite fortunate that the injury are relatively minorthe injured firefighters are part of a five engine strike team with a total of 17 firefighters from the marin county fire dept. they'd been battling the blaze focusing on structure protection and rescue since 1am thursday.....they were still going at 8pm that night....defending a structure when the three firefighers were overcome with a blast of heat.the fire made a pretty significant run, the quick action of the company officer there he was able to get his firefighters into the engine to take refuge unfortunately before that occurred three of them sustained vert burns from minor to moderate,all three were treated at a hospital up in redding two were treated and released....one fireigher who suffered a significant

burn to his face was transferred to uc davis burn unit for further evaluation. chief jason weber who wears a black band across his badge for the two firefighters killed ...he says with the growing intensity of fires in california it's an important reminder to everyone to maintain defensible space around their properties.it's not just to protect their house or their neighbors house, it also gives us a fighting chance to put people in there are fighting fires ultimately to say those structures we need the space in order to workand not just in the summer....the cheif points out fire season has become a year round event in california.maureen kelly kron4 news. ( marty ) ( marty ) our coverage of the fires burning throughout the state continues online at kron-4-dot-com. we have an interactive map of the "carr fire." we also have pictures of the three firefighters from marin who were hurt battling the fire thursday night. you'll also find more video and pictures... it's all on kron-4- dot-com.

coming up after the break... a coyote walks the busy streets of san francisco. we'll explain what attracted the animal to the area.

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francisco... and one was seen walking with its breakfast in north beach. kron 4's philippe djegal shares video of the animal... and has reaction from neighbors and tourists. a neighbor does a double take, then turns on his phone and starts recording what he realizes is a coyote taking a strole down jones street near chestnut street in san francisco's north beach neighborhood.ed lang/tourist- "did you say coyotes? that is terrifying." the sighting happened just before six o'clock in the morning. tourists in the area had no

clue coyote's live nearby. warning signs are posted up at pioneer park near coit tower. it appears this coyote was hungry -- seen walking away with what looks like a rat in it's mouth.natalie batlin/neighbor- "it actually made me feel really sad that the coyotes have to come into these neighborhoods to get food." coyote's rarely attack humans, though it has happened. and, over time, they have become more aggressive towards us. their preferred prey are smaller animals like cats and dogs.natalie batlin/neighbor- "usually, they're sighted in the presidio, um, i walk small dogs, so i would definitely just go the opposite direction, or try to get them in the car as soon as possible." a year ago, a woman witnessed a coyote kill her dog in the ingleside neighborhood. san francisco animal care and control estimates there are several dozen coyotes living in the city. long-time neighbors like jan blum don't mind them.jan blum/neighbor- "the thing that you always do with an animal like that is you make yourself as large as possible and make as much noise as possible to scare them off. they really don't want to interact with people." and control says it's illegal to round up coyotes and take them elsewhere. adding that there are no

coming up... rare photos of the legendary johnny cash is on display in san francisco. we have a sneak peek of a special exhibit ... after the break.

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iconic musician, johnny cash. they are part of a new exhibit at the san francisco art exchange. the work by photographer jim marshall tells the story of cash's historic trip to folsom and san quentin prisons fifty years ago. ( marty ) here to tell us more of the story is theron kabrich of san francisco art exhange... and amelia davis.. who is archive manager of jim marshall, who snapped the photos.(3-shot) 1. ameilia- tell us how the relationship between jim marshall and johnny cash led to these photos. only photographer on location.2. theron- why on location. 2. theron- why did johhny cash feel it was

important to perform at prisons. 3. amelia- what prisons. to perform at was important cash feel it did johhny 2. theron- why on

location.2. theron- why did johhny cash feel it was important to perform at prisons. 3. amelia- what an experience- what was jim's

takeaway from making photos at folsom and san quinten.4. theron- the sf-art exchange has

exhibition's of jim marshall in the past. what stands out to you about marshall's photos? 5. and the photos?5. and the exhibit also 5. and the exhibit also has other photographs by jim.

see these photos up close. you can visit the san francisco art exchange. they're on display right now... until august 18th.

(ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( marty ) happening tomorrow... thousands of runners will hit the streets for the san francisco marathon. but this year... there's

a new high tech twist. the race will still dip through popular parts of the city like fisherman's wharf... and the golden gate bridge. but there will also be new interactive displays that will cheer the 27-thousand runners along. when a runner's radio-frequency i-d tag passes sensors on the course... messages sent via social media by friends and family... will show up on nearby display boards. ( marty ) happening today in the south bay... it's day two of the gilroy garlic festival. over the last 39-years... the garlic festival has raised more than 11 and a half million dollars for the community. that helps out non-profits and schools. gates open at 10 this morning. tickets cost 20-dollars for adults. 15 for seniors. kids are 10 dollars -- but 9 and under get in for free. the gilroy garlic fesitval ends tomorrow. ( marty ) and take a look at this. in case you missed the longest lunar eclipse of the century, because you live in north america. here is time lapse video of the rare occurance

from beirut. it happened yesterday. the total eclipse lasted about an hour and 43 minutes.... with a partial eclipse going on for about four hours. and that caused a blood moon. even though this wasn't visible here... there is another red object visible in the sky ... as mars approaches its closest position to earth in the last 15 years. people here in the u-s hoping to see a full lunar eclipse will have to wait until the next one takes place in january. adlib seven day. thats kron 4 thats kron 4 news weekend for this saturday morning... i'm marty gonzalez. from all of us thanks for watching. join us for weekend tomorrow

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