canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. ( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)anticipate another slightly cooler day over the interior as high pressure continues to weaken ahead of an approaching trough. moderate onshore flow coupled with a slightly deeper

marine layer will maintain seasonably cool temperatures along the coast. high pressure will rebuild over the southwest early in the week resulting in warm and dry conditions through the rest of the work week.

( marty ) developing news we are following this morning... firefighters battling a wildfire in alameda county overnight. it is burning just south of sunol. the fire broke out around 8:00 last night. so far it has burned 30 acres but is just 25% contained. firefighters expect to be battling this fire all day today. ( marty ) the other big fire we are watching this morning is the mendocino complex fire burning in lake and mendocino county. new evacuations were ordered on saturday. the mendocino complex is made up of two fires... the ranch fire and the river fire. those two fires have combined to burn nearly 230-thousand acres... making it the 6th largest wildfire in california's history. they are just 32% contained this morning. more than 100 buildings have been destroyed... including at least 55 homes. more than 15-thousand structures are still being threatened this morning. take a look at

this map showing you exactly where these fires are burning. this map was released by cal fire showing just how big those fires are... kron 4's gayle ong reports on the latest evacuations. from the sky.. airplanes and helicopters dropping retardant and water on the ground, about 3000 firefighters battling ferocious flames it's been more than a week since crews have been battling the mendocino complex fires the weather being a major challenge sot this is the river fire near lakeport friday afternoon, cal fire says the overnight conditions helped this fire calm down now the challenge is the growing ranch fire you can see the flames from this ridge line in lakeport this promoted new mandatory evacuation orders for lake county saturday afternoon sot evacuees from lucerne are staying here in kelseyville where evacuations were lifted this week sot a post evacuation town now a safe zone for those who don't

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latest on the deadly carr fire burning in shasta county. the death toll has grown to 7. a p-g and e worker died saturday afternoon while working near the fire. that fire is causing evacuations and several road closures. cal fire says the fire has burned over 145-thousand acres. it is 41-percent contained. 15-thousand people have been evacuated and more than a thousand homes have been destroyed. ( marty ) and we have complete coverage of the fires on our website. we have an interactive map and the latest on evacuations and containment. it is all at kron 4 dot com. ( marty ) in the east bay... police are searching for the man who stabbed two people on a bart train friday

night. it happened at the macarthur station. the suspect is identified as 27-year-old solomon espinosa. police say he is a homeless man who stays in oakland. one of the victims was stabbed in the face... the other was stabbed in the arm. both victims have been released from the hospital. a box cutter was found at the scene. bart police say that 15 to 25 officers will be working overtime to patrol trains and platforms. ( marty ) happening today... protesters will gather in berkeley for the "no to marxism in america 2" rally. and berkeley police are working to try and prevent violence at the rally . this is video from last year's protests. this year the rally at martin luther king jr. vic center park, is being held by amber gwen cummings. cummings held a "no to marxism" rally in the same park one year ago, in which a man was beaten to the ground. police are working to prevent that type of violence again this year by prohibiting items that can be

used as weapons. ( marty )coming up on the kron 4 weekend news... people in one east bay community are outraged by the action of a local cemetery. we'll explain. ( marty )plus... a man is in jail this morning accused of starting a grass fire. we'll take a look at the damage... after the break. ( marty )and... wells fargo bank is in hot water again... as hundreds of customers lost their homes due to a computer glitch. just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your tape... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the water in latex paint to form a micro-barrier against paint bleed, giving you the sharpest lines possible. get professional results with frogtape... no messy lines, no paint bleed. for sharp lines every time, frog it! ( marty ) for your money...

wells fargo says hundreds of customers lost their homes because of a computer glitch. a regulatory filing showed that software mistakenly denied about 625 home-owners mortgage modifications. in about 400 cases... the customers faced foreclosure. the computer error was fixed in october 2015, but had been going on for five years. wells fargo says it has set aside eight million dollars to compensate customers affected by the mistake. ( marty )the government says

that u-s unemployment dropped last month.the labor department says the unemployment rate fell to three-point-nine percent in july.the economy added 157- thousand jobs duringhat time period, but that number fell below economists expectations. and, paychecks grew slightly -- up two-point-seven-percent compared to july of 2017. overall, the economy grew by four-point-one percent the second quarter of this year. that's the fastest pace in nearly four years. ( marty ) nearly 400 people in 15 states have been sickened by a parasite infection linked to mcdonald's salads. since the outbreak started in may... at least 16 people have been hospitalized. the illness can last anywhere from several days to a few months... and can be treated with antibiotics. mcdonald's has since removed the salad mix from its restaurants. ( dave )more morning fog, but much the same today. getting hot this week. your forecast

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look at yosemite... the park is scheduled to reopen today after nearly 3 weeks of being closed due to the ferguson fire. right now that fire is 35-percent contained. ( marty ) here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning.

toss to weather. (dave)anticipate another slightly cooler day over the interior as high pressure continues to weaken ahead of an approaching trough. moderate onshore flow coupled with a slightly deeper marine layer will maintain seasonably cool temperatures along the coast. high pressure will rebuild over the southwest early in the week resulting in warm and dry conditions through the rest of the work week.

( marty ) in the east bay...

some people in antioch are upset with a cemetary after they say flowers, photos and other mementos were removed from loved ones graves and thrown into a pile. kron 4's hermela aregawi has the story. flowers, photos, flags and toys..items brought here to honor loved ones who've passed thrown here people say.. like a pile of trash jessica azcarate/antiochit has a great meaning to me that i can come here on my own and grieve for my mother. jessica azcarate lost her mom to cancer.. a year ago this month.she says.. her father came to visit her grave yesterday.. and was shocked to see these flowers gone. jessica azcarate/antioch

and for me to put something like a flower or decoration is very sentimental. she used to love flowers a lot. so it's just very hurtful that this is the time we come to visit our loved ones that aren't here with us. it's just really disgraceful and hurtful people tell us a few weeks ago.. they started to see fliers around the cemetary that said.. to remove items that weren't in the designated spaces. the fliers said.. they were getting in the way of maintaining the lawn. but people we talked to that have been coming to the holy cross cemetary for years.. say... visitors do stay within their spaces so they didn't know exactly what the issue was. jazmin ramirez/antiochmy dad has been here for almost six years. and the only thing i found that was there was this. all the other stuff, like there's another virgin mary

that was there, it's gone. it's not there anymore. ( marty ) happening now in palo alto. police are searching for a man wanted in connection with a shooting. police released this surveillance image of the man they are looking for. the shooting happened friday night in the parking lot of the safeway store on middlefield road. officers say a man in a white lexus s-u-v with paper plates.had been shot at. there is no word if he was actually hit, but police are still looking for this man this morning. ( marty ) the reward money for a missing university of iowa student continues to increase, as the search for her grows. mollie tibbetts hasn't been seen since july 18th -- when she went for an evening run in her hometown of brooklyn, iowa. local businesses and community members helped raise the reward for information on her whereabouts to 220- thousand dollars. her family and neighbors are hanging on to hope that she will be found. ( marty ) investigators have

interviewed more than 200 people as they search for tibbetts. they have also been searching nearby fields and lakes for any sign of the 20 year old. ( marty ) back here in the bay area... dozens of dogs on surfboards ... competed for the world's dog surf championship on the peninsula. 45 dogs from around the country gathered in pacifica for the competition. and the surf-off isn't all fun and games...the competition raises money for two bay area animal shelters. every dog received a well deserved treat from their owners. ( marty )still ahead... bay area baseball- the a's looking to keep it rolling at the coliseum. while the giants want to rebound in the desert. justine waldman has the highlights next in sports.

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it was a tough outing tonight for the san francisco giants...they played the arizona diamondbacks in the desert. for a second straight night....the giants lost to the diamonbacks. the diamondbacks started scoring early in the game...and never looked back. but there was some good news tonight for giants fans. buster posey...who took a baseball to the face yesterday...was doing cardio today...and is expected to return to the field soon. this was game three out of four against arizona. the giants will play in the desert tomorrow afternoon...before heading back here to san francisco...to host the world champion houston astros.and many baseball fans are calling this oakland a's squad the "team of destiny"... and for good reason. the a's hosted the detroit tigers in oakland. and defeated them two runs to one. the a's shut down the tigers offense...and won their fifth straight win. oakland is currently the hottest team in baseball....and the squad has a great chance of making the playoffs. the a's are back in action tomorrow afternoon

against detroit. an emotional terrell owens gave his own pro football hall of fame induction speech in a special venue. the newly-minted hall of famer chose his hometown of chattanooga for his induction speech. rather than the usual canton, ohio, he spoke from the university of tennessee at chattanooga - his alma mater. owens thanked countless people....but it was clear his mother and late grandmother had the biggest influence. former coaches all praised owens for his strong worth ethic and passion for the game. and that wraps up kron sports!

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( marty ) here is a live look at yosemite... the park is scheduled to reopen today after nearly 3 weeks of being closed due to the ferguson fire. right now that fire is 35- percent contained. ( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has

your forecast... (dave)anticipate another slightly cooler day over the interior as high pressure continues to weaken ahead of an approaching trough. moderate onshore flow coupled with a slightly deeper marine layer will maintain seasonably cool temperatures along the coast. high pressure will rebuild over the southwest early in the week resulting in warm and dry conditions through the rest of the work week.

( marty )this morning we continue to track the mendocino complex fire burning in lake and mendocino counties. and we just got new numbers into the newsroom. the mendocino complex is made up of two fires... the ranch fire and the river fire. those two fires have combined to burn more than 254-thousand acres. more evacuations

were issued on saturday. they are just 33% contained this morning. more than 120 buildings have been destroyed... including at least 68 homes. more than 15-thousand structures are still being threatened this morning. ( marty )a homeless man arrested in pittsburg, will be charged with arson. officials say he started a brush fire, that spread to a pallet yard on harbor street. kron four's philippe djegal reports downed power lines slowed the fire fight. (philippe) fire fighters mop up what's left of atlas pallet. stacks of pallets, a few outbuildings, and three-and-a-half acres of grass and dry brush all burned. nats- the pittsburg police department filmed the flames shortly after the fire started just after ten o'lock in the morning. contra costa county fire protection district fire marshall, robert marshall says his crews with mutual aid had the fire under control just before noon. robert marshall/fire marshall- "unfortunately, the buildings in the pallet yard were completely consumed, uh, mostly because we had some power lines that dropped, which made access to the site very difficult and unsafe."

once p-g-and-e was able to turn the power off... fire crews could better assess the situation. homes were nearby, but never threatened. robert marshall/fire marshall- "no evacuation orders. the wind is blowing away from the homes, and so, we got pretty lucky there. we didn't get any of the tress involved. there are a few trees onsite. uh some palm trees that we were concerned about for a time, but the trees didn't become involved and so we didn't have a lot of embers from this fire." marshall says this pallet yard has gone up in flames multiple times in the past. this time, fire protection district investigators, in conjunction with the pittsburg police department... arrested a homeless man, who marshall says will b e charged with arson. marshall says the man set fire to some trash nearby, which spread to the vegetation and then the pallet yard.robert marshall/fire marshall- "don't have anything that's really flamable up against your home or your business. if you do that, you

stand a much better chance of not having your home or business being involved in the fire." no injuries were reported. in pittsburg, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) many residents forced to leave their homes because of the carr fire... are returning home to nothing but charred wreckage. governor brown toured the area yesterday to see the devestation for himself. reporter doug johnson was there. nats fawn talking'hereús my front door, i had a nice little patio.'fawn elhadidi has just been allowed back home.nats fawn opening her dishwasher'yup thereús my dishes.'as she expects to find little left... she wishes she was given more warning.fawn elhadidi 'no i didnút get a call. and i know my neighbors in river ridge got no notice.' (but with)'and i told myself it was time to go.'the lack of an emergency alert system was

an issue governor jerry brown addressed as he answered questions from reporters at the carr fireús incident command post at the shasta county fair grounds.gov. jerry brown, (d-ca)'i think we want to construct the best systems of alert that we can, and where it breaks down weúll learn, weúll do better.'the governor spent the day surveying the destruction... and meeting with first responders and local leaders. he says heús hopeful president trump will make a major emergency declaration for federal aid.gov. jerry brown, (d-ca)'well, weúll see. we have the request in. the president has been pretty good on helping us in disasters.' state senator ted gaines, (r-el dorado)'i appreciate the governor making those comments.'republican state senator ted gaines, whose first district includes redding, echos governor brownús optimism the white house will help carr fire victims... even though the president have had their political differences.state senator ted gaines, (r-el 'the trump administration has been here when there have been catastrophes even in the state of california.' nats fawn talking'you can see my cheese grader you know.'meanwhile elhadidi says sheúd like

answers from her government on how did this happen... how do we stop it from happening again.'why did it go from 6,000 acres, to that much?' (but with)'i donút know if this is forest, but revegetation management, what do we do in the future.'she of all people knows how big a problem californiaús wildfires truely are.'my son and his wife lost their home in the santa rosa fire.'(but with 'what is that from the phoenix weúll rise from the ashes... weúre going to rise from the ashes.' ( marty ) coming up on the kron 4 weekend news ...a bay area grocery store is no longer accepting a popular form of payment. we'll explain next. next. aggressive yellow. next. pretty great, huh? if you're a banana. i find it very...appealing.

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morning... kroger, the nation's largest grocery chain, will no longer be accepting a popular way to pay. kron 4's gabe slate explains why. kroger, which owns foods co, food 4 less, and ralph's grocery stores is the countries largest grocer..they are currently in a battle with visa over the fees visa charges them when a customer uses a visa credit card at checkout. the negotiation is ongoing but for now kroger just laid down the hammer. as of august 14th kroger says 21 grocery stores and five gas stations in california will no longer be accepting visa credit cards. there are five bay area foods co stores affected two in san francisco, one in oakland, one in richmond and one not on this map in pittsburg at 300 atlantic boulevard. retailers pay $90 billion in so-called swipe fees annually, according to bloomberg, and kroger says visa's rates and fees are the highest of any credit card.kroger says avoiding visas hefty fees will allow their stores to not raise prices of their goods. sound from - vanessa e. rosales ÷ foods co, director, corporate affairs "everyone

sees it as a way of business but it's those fees that get passed on to the customer" vanessa rosales, director of corporate affairs, based in compton california, says they are doing this for the customer sound from - vanessa e. rosales ÷ foods co, director, corporate affairs " by doing so we can pass along the saving to the customer" foods co. will still accept all debit cards, including visa debit cards, as well as mastercard, american express and discover credit cards.visa could not be reached for comment. vanessa rosales says this ban on visa credit cards, may not be a permanent thing. sound from - vanessa e. rosales ÷ foods co, director, corporate affairs " kroger still negotiating so could go either way " in san francisco gabe slate kron 4 news. coming up after the break.... we take a trip to los angeles... and explore some new attractions you have to

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(dave)anticipate another slightly cooler day over the interior as high pressure continues to weaken ahead of an approaching trough. moderate onshore flow coupled with a slightly deeper marine layer will maintain seasonably cool temperatures along the coast. high pressure will rebuild over the southwest early in the week resulting in warm and dry conditions through the rest of the work week.

los angeles is known for its sunny days and warm beaches. but the next time you head south seeking sunshine, you might want to spend some time downtown. travel enthusiast dana rebmann joins us now.. la is famous for many things. downtown los angeles has never been one of them. but that is changing. it's not hollywood, but downtown's found its own way to shine. this is the broad (bro-oad), la's newest contemporary art museum. opened in 2015, there's two

floors of gallery space, which for the non-museum fans is ideal. you don't have to spend the entire day here, it can easily be seen in a couple hours. jeff koons balloon art, the dog and the rabbit were the hit the day i was there, and the security guard told me folks do the funniest things in front of them when they're taking selfies. don't miss the infinity mirror rooms by yayoi kusama. there are two. one is actually a small mirror-lined room with lights, and staff let one person in at a time, for about a minute. the second is a mirror-lined chamber with flashing lights that you look into. general admission to the broad is free. but it's a popular place. tickets are released online on the first of every month for the following month

(i.e. on october 1 at noon pt, tickets for november are made available), and are snapped up fast. if you're not the organized type, you can also jump in the onsite standby line for first come, first served entrance. i don't think i've ever done this before for a destination, but i'm going to recommend taking a look at a second museum. located in the hip and oh so popular l.a. live entertainment complex, the grammy museum pays tribute to the history and importance of music in our lives. music is playing throughout, interactive exhibits including a recording studio and instruments are at every turn, and throughout the four floors there's a variety of rock star memorabilia including the jacket michael jackson wore in his thriller video. ($12.95p/p) if you're not

hungry, you'll have fun walking around grand central market. it's worth the trip, but odds are you'll be hungry before you leave. the food hall has a history that dates back to 1917, but it's enjoyed a huge popularity boost the past few years. wandering is encouraged, but if you're hunting for a certain spot, classic neon signage over the stalls make navigating easy. you'll find a little bit of everything from spices and produce to pupusas, tacos and egg salads sandwiches. and because it's just across the street, i have to mention the bradbury building. built in 1893, it's downtown's oldest commercial building, but movie buffs will recognize the zigzagging staircases from the movie blade runner. it's a quick stop. the ground floor and half a flight of stairs is open to the public, but the rest of the building is private office space. since you're already out and about in the neighborhood, it's only a five minute walk or so to the last bookstore. yes, a bookstore, but i'm going to guess you've never seen anything quite like it. an old bank building, along with the obvious reading, books have been turned into building blocks. there's a tunnel you can walk through, and windows in within book labyrinths. along with new and used books, there's a great collection of records as well. you step inside and you can't help but go wow. at the simplest level, it's a cool spot to hang out.

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phelps' longest-standing record at the far west international championship. clark also took first in every event at the championship.(sot) ( marty ) clark says his ultimate goal is to one day compete in the olympics. ( marty )a michigan family got a special delivery from a pizza guy ... when he showed up with their order.( marty ) classical music with your pizza. the delivery man, offered to play for the family after he noticed the piano in the living room.he is a self- taught pianist ... and has been playing music for 11 years. video of the 18 year old playing has gone viral ... and the family hopes to order more pizza so they

can hear his beautful music. ( marty )and speaking of music ... in the east bay... a famed berkeley recording studio -- where some of the biggest names in music have performed -- is closing. the complex that houses "fantasy studios" is for sale. so the owner is closing the studio as the building gets ready to hit the market. ( marty ) some other bay area performers who've recorded in the in the studio include huey lewis... santana and green day. fantasy studios is set to close september 15th. ( dave )more morning fog, but much the same today. getting hot this week. your forecast is next. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ♪ ♪

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...you could just trust duracell. silletto x 8982 desk: x8905 ( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)anticipate another slightly cooler day over the interior as high pressure continues to weaken ahead of an approaching trough.

moderate onshore flow coupled with a slightly deeper marine layer will maintain seasonably cool temperatures along the coast. high pressure will rebuild over the southwest early in the week resulting in warm and dry conditions through the rest of the work week.

( marty ) developing news we are following this morning... firefighters battling a wildfire in alameda county overnight. it is burning just south of sunol. the fire broke out around 8:00 last night. so far it has burned 30 acres but it is now 75% contained. firefighters expect to be battling this fire all day today. ( marty ) the other big fire we are watching this morning is the mendocino complex fire burning in lake and mendocino county. new evacuations were ordered on saturday. the mendocino complex is made up of two fires... the ranch fire and the river fire. those two fires have combined to burn more than 254-thousand acres... making it the 5th largest wildfire in california's history. they are just 33% contained this morning. more than 120 buildings have been destroyed... including at least 68 homes. more than 15-thousand structures are

still being threatened this morning. take a look at this map showing you exactly where these fires are burning. this map was released by cal fire showing just how big those fires are... kron 4's gayle ong reports on the latest evacuations. from the sky.. airplanes and helicopters dropping retardant and water on the ground, about 3000 firefighters battling ferocious flames it's been more than a week since crews have been battling the mendocino complex fires the weather being a major challenge sot this is the river fire near lakeport friday afternoon, cal fire says the overnight conditions helped this fire calm down now the challenge is the growing ranch fire you can see the flames from this ridge line in lakeport this promoted new mandatory evacuation orders for lake county saturday afternoon sot evacuees from lucerne are staying here in kelseyville where evacuations were lifted this week sot a post evacuation town now a safe zone for those who don't know what they'll come back to

( marty ) now for the latest on the deadly carr fire burning in shasta county. the death toll has grown to 7. a p-g and e worker died saturday afternoon while working near the fire. that fire is causing evacuations and several road closures. cal fire says the fire has burned over 154-thousand acres. it is 41-percent contained. 15-thousand people have been evacuated and more than a thousand homes have been destroyed. ( marty ) and we have complete coverage of the fires on our website. we have the latest on evacuations and containment. it is all at kron 4 dot com. ( marty ) happening today... protesters will gather in berkeley for the "no to marxism in america 2"

rally. and berkeley police are working to try and prevent violence at the rally . kron 4's sara stinson is live in berkeley this morning with the details. sara.

( marty ) thanks, sara.

we will check back with yout through out the morning. ( marty )coming up on the kron 4 weekend news... people in one east bay community are outraged by the action of a local cemetery. we'll explain. ( marty )plus... a man is in jail this morning accused of starting a grass fire. we'll take a look at the damage... after the break. ( marty )and... wells fargo bank is in hot water again... as hundreds of customers lost their homes due to a computer glitch.

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wells fargo says hundreds of customers lost their homes because of a computer glitch. a regulatory filing showed that software mistakenly denied about 625 home-owners mortgage modifications. in about 400 cases... the customers faced foreclosure. the computer error was fixed in october 2015, but had been going on for five years. wells fargo says it has set aside eight million dollars to compensate customers affected by the mistake.

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look at yosemite... the park is scheduled to reopen today after nearly 3 weeks of being closed due to the ferguson fire. right now that fire is 35-percent contained. ( marty ) here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather.

(dave)anticipate another slightly cooler day over the interior as high pressure continues to weaken ahead of an approaching trough. moderate onshore flow coupled with a slightly deeper marine layer will maintain seasonably cool temperatures along the coast. high pressure will rebuild over the southwest early in the week resulting in warm and dry conditions through the rest of the work week.

( marty ) in the east bay... police are searching for the man who stabbed two people on a bart train friday night. it happened at the macarthur station. kron 4's ella sogomonian has the details. sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "bart officials are promising that

riders will see more officers both on the platforms and in the trains in order to try and stop these crimes from happening."two men riding in a richmond bound bart train were stabbed shortly before 8 o clock friday night as they approached the macarthur station. bart police identified the suspect as 27 year old solomon espinosa who is believed to be a homeless man that stays in oakland.sot: deputy chief lance haight, bart police department// "so this is another incident where a crime was recorded by our surveillence system and through that video we've been able to identify the suspect and bring him to justice at this time."one man was stabbed in the cheek, the other in the arm...a box cutter was found on the train and was taken in as evidence.this latest assault comes at the heels of the fatal stabbing at the same station of 18-year-old nia

wilson that has devastated the community...that is now further questioning the safety of the transit system.sot: scott sachs, bart commuter// "this shouldn't have been happening to begin with. i keep thinking about that poor sister i mean that is just unbelievable i mean it just makes me want to cry."since the start of this year june statistics show there have been 68 reported aggravated assaults...up by 28 % from that time last year.on saturday, the bart police deputy chief said between 15 and 25 officers will be working overtime to patrol trains ( marty ) also in the east bay... people in antioch are upset with a cemetary

after they say flowers, photos and other mementos that were placed on the graves of their loved were removed and thrown into a pile like trash. people who visit the cemetery tell kron 4 that they started to see fliers around the cemetary that said.. to remove items that weren't in the designated spaces. the fliers said.. they were getting in the way of maintaining the lawn. but some visitors say that people do stay within the designated spaces... so they are not sure what the problem was. ( marty ) the the cemetary is run by the archdiocese of oakland. we have reached out to them but have not heard back. ( marty ) back here in the bay area... dozens of dogs

on surfboards ... competed for the world's dog surf championship on the peninsula. 45 dogs from around the country gathered in pacifica for the competition. and the surf-off isn't all fun and games...the competition raises money for two bay area animal shelters. every dog received a well deserved treat from their owners. ( marty )still ahead... bay area baseball- the a's looking to keep it rolling at the coliseum. while the giants want to rebound in the desert. michelle kingston has the highlights next in sports. live look outside... richmond bridge

(ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) it was a tough outing tonight for the san francisco giants...they played the arizona diamondbacks in the desert. for a second straight night....the giants lost to the diamonbacks. the diamondbacks started

scoring early in the game...and never looked back. but there was some good news tonight for giants fans. buster posey...who took a baseball to the face yesterday...was doing cardio today...and is expected to return to the field soon. this was game three out of four against arizona. the giants will play in the desert tomorrow afternoon...before heading back here to san francisco...to host the world champion houston astros.and many baseball fans are calling this oakland a's squad the "team of destiny"... and for good reason. the a's hosted the detroit tigers in oakland. and defeated them two runs to one. the a's shut down the tigers offense...and won their fifth straight win. oakland is currently the hottest team in baseball....and the squad has a great chance of making the playoffs. the a's are back in action tomorrow afternoon against detroit. an emotional terrell owens gave his own pro football hall of fame induction speech in a special venue. the newly-minted hall of famer chose his hometown of chattanooga for

his induction speech. rather than the usual canton, ohio, he spoke from the university of tennessee at chattanooga - his alma mater. owens thanked countless people....but it was clear his mother and late grandmother had the biggest influence. former coaches all praised owens for his strong worth ethic and passion for the game. and that wraps up kron sports! live look outside... golden gate bridge.. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)anticipate another slightly cooler day over the ( marty ) work week. rest of the through the dry conditions ( marty ) here's a live

look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)anticipate another slightly cooler day over the interior as high pressure continues to weaken ahead of an approaching trough. moderate onshore flow coupled with a slightly deeper marine layer will maintain seasonably cool temperatures

along the coast. high pressure will rebuild over the southwest early in the week resulting in warm and dry conditions through the rest of the work week. ( marty )this morning we continue to track the mendocino complex fire burning in lake and mendocino counties. and we just got new numbers into the newsroom.

the mendocino complex is made up of two fires... the ranch fire and the river fire. those two fires have combined to burn more than 254-thousand acres. more evacuations were issued on saturday. they are just 33% contained this morning. more than 120 buildings have been destroyed... including at least 68 homes. more than 15-thousand structures are still being threatened this morning. ( marty )a homeless man arrested in pittsburg, will be charged with arson. officials say he started a brush fire, that spread to a pallet yard on harbor street. kron four's philippe djegal reports downed power lines slowed the fire fight. (philippe) fire fighters mop up what's left of atlas pallet. stacks of pallets, a few outbuildings, and three-and-a-half acres of grass and dry brush all burned. nats- the pittsburg police department filmed the flames shortly after the fire started just after ten o'lock in the morning. contra costa

county fire protection district fire marshall, robert marshall says his crews with mutual aid had the fire under control just before noon. robert marshall/fire marsll- "unfortunately, the buildings in the pallet yard were completely consumed, uh, mostly because we had some power lines that dropped, which made access to the site very difficult and unsafe." once p-g-and-e was able to turn the power off... fire crews could better assess the situation. homes were nearby, but never threatened. robert marshall/fire marshall- "no evacuation orders. the wind is blowing away from the homes, and so, we got pretty lucky there. we didn't get any of the tress involved. there are a few trees onsite. uh some palm trees that we were concerned about for a time, but the trees didn't become involved and so we didn't have a lot of embers from this fire." marshall says this pallet yard has gone up in flames multiple times in the past. this time, fire protection district investigators, in conjunction with the pittsburg police department... arrested a

homeless man, who marshall says will b e charged with arson. marshall says the man set fire to some trash nearby, which spread to the vegetation and then the pallet yard.robert marshall/fire marshall- anything that's really flamable up against your home or your business. if you do that, you stand a much better chance of not having your home or business being involved in the fire." no injuries were reported. in pittsburg, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) many residents forced to leave their homes because of the carr fire... are returning home to nothing but charred wreckage. governor brown toured the area yesterday to see the devestation for himself. reporter doug johnson was there. nats fawn talking'hereús my front door, i had a nice little patio.'fawn elhadidi has just been allowed back home.nats fawn opening her dishwasher'yup thereús my dishes.'as she expects to find little left... she wishes she was given more warning.fawn elhadidi 'no i didnút get a call. and i know my neighbors in river ridge got no notice.' (but with)'and i told myself it was time to go.'the lack of an emergency alert system was an issue governor jerry brown addressed as he answered

questions from reporters at the carr fireús incident command post at the shasta county fair grounds.gov. jerry brown, (d-ca)'i think we want to construct the best systems of alert that we can, and where it breaks down weúll learn, weúll do better.'the governor spent the day surveying the destruction... and meeting with first responders and local leaders. he says heús hopeful president trump will make a major emergency declaration for federal aid.gov. jerry brown, (d-ca)'well, weúll see. we have the request in. the president has been pretty good on helping us in disasters.' state senator ted gaines, (r-el dorado)'i appreciate the governor making those comments.'republican state senator ted gaines, whose first district includes redding, echos governor brownús optimism the white house will help carr fire victims... even though the president have had their

political differences.state senator ted gaines, (r-el dorado)'the trump administration has been here when there have been catastrophes even in the state of california.' nats fawn talking'you can see my cheese grader you know.'meanwhile elhadidi says sheúd like answers from her government on how did this happen... how do we stop it from happening again.'why did it go from 6,000 acres, to that much?' (but with)'i donút know if this is forest, but revegetation management, what do we do in the future.'she of all people knows how big a problem californiaús wildfires truely are.'my son and his wife lost their home in the santa rosa fire.'(but with 'what is that from ( marty ) authorities are still searching for

14-year-old, taylor cusick, who went missing last week in san ramon. cusick was last seen on monday night by her mother. she was reported missiing early tuesday morning. san ramon police have confirmed that taylor ran away from home but say there is no indication of foul play. she is 5-feet 4-inches tall with dark brown hair and green eyes. coming up on the kron 4 weekend news ...a bay area grocery store is no longer accepting a popular form of payment. we'll explain next. live look outside... san mateo bridge. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. ( marty )for your money this

morning... kroger, the nation's largest grocery chain, will no longer be accepting a popular way to pay. kron 4's gabe slate explains why. kroger, which owns foods co, food 4 less, and ralph's grocery stores is the countries largest grocer..they

are currently in a battle with visa over the fees visa charges them when a customer uses a visa credit card at checkout. the negotiation is ongoing but for now kroger just laid down the hammer. as of august 14th kroger says 21 grocery stores and five gas stations in california will no longer be accepting visa credit cards. there are five bay area foods co stores affected two in san francisco, one in oakland, one in richmond and one not on this map in pittsburg at 300 atlantic boulevard. retailers pay $90 billion in so-called swipe fees annually, according to bloomberg, and kroger says visa's rates and fees are the highest of any credit card.kroger says avoiding visas hefty fees will allow their stores to not raise prices of their goods. sound from - vanessa e. rosales ÷ foods co, director, corporate affairs "everyone sees it as a way of business but it's those fees that get passed on to the customer" vanessa rosales, director of corporate affairs, based in compton california, says they are doing this for the

customer sound from - vanessa e. rosales ÷ foods co, director, corporate affairs " by doing so we can pass along the saving to the customer" foods co. will still accept all debit cards, including visa debit cards, as well as mastercard, american express and discover credit cards.visa could not be reached for comment. vanessa rosales says this ban on visa credit cards, may not be a permanent thing. sound from - vanessa e. rosales ÷ foods co, director, corporate affairs coming up... the reward money for a missing iowa college student-- with ties to the bay area-- keeps rising. more on how investigators are searching for clues into her disappearance.. next. ( marty ) live look outside... san mateo bridge.

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dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)anticipate another slightly cooler day over the interior as high pressure continues to weaken ahead of an approaching trough. moderate onshore flow coupled with a slightly deeper marine layer will maintain seasonably cool temperatures along the coast. high

pressure will rebuild over the southwest early in the week resulting in warm and dry conditions through the rest of the work week.

( marty ) the reward money for a missing iowa college student keeps rising -- as investigators continue to search for any clues into her disappearance. mollie

tibbetts spent part of her childhood in oakland... she hasn't been seen since july 18th -- when she went for an evening run in hometown of brooklyn, iowa. her family and her neighbors are hanging on to hope she will be found. christi paul has the latest. kind. smart. feisty. a fighter. an exceptional writer. these are all words used to describe mollie tibbetts. sadly, we can now add the word; missing. nats: "it's just small town, small town iowa. and this doesn't happen here."'here' is brooklyn, iowa, a small, sleepy town enveloped by rows of cornfields and stocked with people who all know each other and have become the foundation of a family...nats...just trying to hold it together as they fight to bring llie home.rob tibbetts/ father: "when we're together we're fineit's when your alone & you talk to mollie by yourself"christi paul/ reporting:"laura said she can feel mollie's presenceshe feels her sitting on her shoulder. do you have that same sense?"rob tibbetts/ father:we all do. when you're alone you talk to molly. and thenyou know why we're fighting. she's out there. we just feel it." christi paul/ reporting:"do you ever feel like you hear back from her?" rob tibbetts/ father:"yeah. i

did this morning but i don't want to talk about it."on july 18th, molly was dropped off at her boyfriend's house to dog sit while he was out of town, and then was later seen jogging.no one has seen her since.but neighbors dave & mary jo cullom say they used to see her all the time.mary jo cullom/ neighbor:"she'd come down the road and if i was over there working in my flowers, you know she'd just wave and say hi and off she'd go. because that's the house right down there. that's where her boyfriend lives. right down their, the white house. it's like this girl walking by right now. now i pay attention to what they have on she's got a headband, she's talking on her phone. color of her shoes, color of her top. shorts. dave cullom/ neighbor:"before we would never pay attention. you know, we'd just glance, ve." they were some of the first volunteers who searched for mollie.dave cullom/ neighbor: "we went to cornfields and we walked cornfields, searching and we didn't turn up anything."mary jo cullom/ neighbor:"we wanted to find her so bad, but then we were afraid to find her. dave cullom/ neighbor: "if we found her we were just praying that she was tied up. we were not thinking the worst."her boyfriend dalton has a hard time being in his house now. dalton jack/ mollie's boyfriend:"i don't go to my

room anymore because that was our shared space. i don't do that. i've been sleeping on the couch when she went missing. and he has had to deal with the scrutiny of people wondering if he had something to do with it. dalton jack/ mollie's boyfriend:"i've been cleared by so many people and to be totally honest with you i don't care what they think. so long as they quit thinking that the guy that did it is standing right herejust keep your eyes peeled for anything at all, any suspicious activity because if you're not helping, you're hurting at this point." who is hurting? this entire communityesp ecially mollie's mom & dad. laura calderwood/ mother: "everyday i feel mollie's presence with me sometimes i feel her sitting on my shoulder."rob tibbetts/ father: "just hang in their pie. just hand in there, we're fighting like hell. we've got a great law enforcement team the community's all behind you. the media is helping. the whole country is in love with you pie. we'll find you." christi paul/ reporting:"where does pie come from?"rob tibbetts/ father:"we call her pie. i've called her pie since she was a baby."

( marty ) that was christi paul reporting for us this morning. investigators have interviewed more than 200 people as they search for tibbetts. they have also

been searching nearby fields and lakes for any sign of the 20 year old. you might call him a swimming phenom. meet the ten year old californian who just shattered... one of michael phelps' records. live look outside... san francisco international airport.

(ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( marty )greatness comes in all shapes and sizes ... and a pint-sized swimmer is turning heads after breaking a long-time record. this 10-year-old swimmer in california is making headlines for breaking a record set by michael phelps. his name is clark kent -- he is from monterey county and yes, they call him "superman" on july 29, he broke phelps' longest-standing record at the far west international championship. clark also took first in every event at the championship.(sot)

( marty ) clark says his ultimate goal is to one day compete in the olympics. ( marty )a michigan family got a special delivery from a pizza guy ... when he showed up with their order.( marty ) classical music with your pizza. the delivery man, offered to play for the family after he noticed the piano in the living room.he is a self- taught pianist ... and has been playing music for 11 years. video of the 18 year old playing has gone viral ... and the family hopes to order more pizza so they can hear his beautful music. ( marty )and speaking of music ... in the east bay... a famed berkeley recording studio -- where some of the biggest names in music have performed -- is closing.

the complex that houses "fantasy studios" is for sale. so the owner is closing the studio as the building gets ready to hit the market. ( marty ) some other bay area performers who've recorded in the in the studio include huey lewis... santana and green day. fantasy studios is set to close september 15th. ( dave )more morning fog, but much the same today. getting hot this week. your forecast is next. (sara)coming up in the next hour... protesters will gather in berkeley for the "no to marxism in america 2" rally. and berkeley police are working to try and prevent violence.... i'll have those violence.... i'll have those details.. in a live report. that's a mini-wheat.

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look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)anticipate another slightly cooler day over the interior as high pressure continues to weaken ahead of

an approaching trough. moderate onshore flow coupled with a slightly deeper marine layer will maintain seasonably cool temperatures along the coast. high pressure will rebuild over the southwest early in the week resulting in warm and dry conditions through the rest of the work week. ( marty ) developing news we are following this morning... irefighters battling a wildfire in alameda county overnight. it is

burning just south of sunol. the fire broke out around 8:00 last night. so far it has burned 30 acres but it is now 75% contained. firefighters expect to be battling this fire all day today. ( marty ) the other big fire we are watching this morning is the mendocino complex fire burning in lake and mendocino county. new evacuations were ordered on saturday. the mendocino complex is made up of two fires... the ranch fire and the river fire. those two fires have combined to burn more than 254-thousand acres... making it the 5th largest wildfire in california's history. they are just 33% contained this morning. more than 120 buildings have been destroyed... including at least 68 homes. more than 15-thousand structures are still being threatened this morning. take a look at this map showing you exactly where these fires are burning. this map was released by cal fire showing just how big those fires are... kron

4's gayle ong reports on the latest evacuations. from the sky.. airplanes and helicopters dropping retardant and water on the ground, about 3000 firefighters battling ferocious flames it's been more than a week since crews have been battling the mendocino complex fires the weather being a major challenge sot this is the river fire near lakeport friday afternoon, cal fire says the overnight conditions helped this fire calm down now the challenge is the growing ranch fire you can see the flames from this ridge line in lakeport this promoted new mandatory evacuation orders for lake county saturday afternoon sot evacuees from lucerne are staying here in kelseyville where evacuations were lifted this week sot a post evacuation town now a safe zone for those who don't know what they'll come back to

( marty ) now for the latest on the deadly carr fire burning in shasta county. ( marty ) now for the

latest on the deadly carr fire burning in shasta county. the death toll has grown to 7. a p-g and e worker died saturday afternoon while working near the fire. that fire is causing evacuations and several road closures. cal fire says the fire has burned over 154-thousand acres. it is 41-percent contained. 15-thousand people have been evacuated and more than a thousand homes have been destroyed. ( marty ) and we have complete coverage of the fires on our website. we have the latest on evacuations and containment. it is all at kron 4 dot com. ( marty ) happening today... protesters will gather in berkeley for the "no to marxism in america 2" rally. and berkeley police are working to try and prevent violence at the rally . kron 4's sara stinson is live in berkeley this morning with the details. sara.

( sara )i'm live on martin luther king jr way in berekley where there is a road closure up to martin luther king jr civic park where the no to marxism in america two rally is being held today at noon. berkley police are prohibiting people from bringing any type of weapon to the event in effort to make this a non- violent rally.take a look at the video from last year's rally which became extremely violent as a man was beaten to the ground and ten people being arrested.some of the weapons listed by police as prohibited are sticks, pepper spray, knives, firearms -- plus much more.anyone who violates this could be cited or arrested on site. the rally is put on by a woman named amber cummings.a counter protest is also planned for today - cummings says hate groups are not welcome.police urge everyone who plans on

attending to seperate themselves from violencethe rally starts at noon and goes until two. i'm already seeing a heavy police presence here near the park. live in berkley, sara stinson, kron 4 news ( marty ) thanks, sara. ( marty )coming up on the kron 4 weekend news... people in one east bay community are outraged by the action of a local cemetery. we'll explain. ( marty )plus... a man is in jail this morning accused of starting a grass fire. we'll take a look at the damage... after the break. ( marty )and... wells fargo bank is in hot water again... as hundreds of customers lost their homes due to a computer glitch.

( marty ) for your money... wells fargo says hundreds of customers lost their homes because of a computer glitch. a regulatory filing showed that software mistakenly denied about 625 home-owners mortgage modifications. in about 400 cases... the customers faced foreclosure. the computer error was fixed in october 2015, but had been going on for five years. wells fargo says it has set aside eight million dollars to compensate customers affected by the mistake. ( marty ) nearly 400 people in 15 states have been sickened by a parasite infection linked to mcdonald's salads. since the outbreak started in may... at least 16 people have been hospitalized. the illness can last anywhere from several days to a few months... and can be treated with antibiotics. mcdonald's has since removed the salad mix from its restaurants. ( dave )

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look at yosemite... the park is scheduled to reopen today after nearly 3 weeks of being closed due to the ferguson fire. right now that fire is 35-percent contained.

toss to weather. (dave)anticipate another slightly cooler day over the interior as high pressure continues to weaken ahead of an approaching trough. moderate onshore flow coupled with a slightly deeper marine layer will maintain seasonably cool temperatures along the coast. high pressure will rebuild over the southwest early in the week resulting in warm and dry

conditions through the rest of the work week. ( marty ) in the east bay... some people in antioch are upset with a cemetary after they say flowers, photos and other mementos were removed from loved ones graves and thrown into a pile. kron 4's hermela aregawi has the story. flowers, photos, flags and toys..items brought here to

honor loved ones who've passed thrown here people say.. like a pile of trash jessica azcarate/antiochit has a great meaning to me that i can come here on my own and grieve for my mother. jessica azcarate lost her mom to cancer.. a year ago this month.she says.. her father came to visit her grave yesterday.. and was shocked to see these flowers gone. jessica azcarate/antioch and for me to put something like a flower or decoration is very sentimental. she used to love flowers a lot. so it's just very hurtful that this is the time we come to visit our lod ones that aren't here with us. it's just really disgraceful and hurtful people tell us a few weeks ago.. they started to see fliers around the cemetary that said.. to remove items that weren't in the designated spaces. the fliers said.. they were getting in the way of

maintaining the lawn. but people we talked to that have been coming to the holy cross cemetary for years.. say... visitors do stay within their spaces so they didn't know exactly what the issue was. jazmin ramirez/antiochmy dad has been here for almost six years. and the only thing i found that was there was this. all the other stuff, like there's another virgin mary that was there, it's gone. it's not there anymore. and my cousin's little rabbit that i bought for him too, i found over there. it's very sad. very very sad. it's heartbreaking just to know that pictures are there. pictures from people's ( marty ) new this morning... we new this morning... we are getting a look at new video of a rescue on cowell ranch state beach near half moon bay. this happened saturday afternoon. the c-h-p says that a 10- year-old boy was playing on a cliff when he fell about 15 feet into the ocean... his father went in after him. they were both struggling in

the water when a good samaritan came to their rescue and was able to pull them to a beach. a c-h-p helicopter was called to the scene and air lifted all three people to safety where they were treated by firefighters. all of them are expected to be okay. ( marty ) also new this morning... police in vacaville are looking for two men who robbed a woman sitting next to them at a restaurant. the incident was caught on camera. the woman was talking to a friend and did not realize that the man stuck his hand in her bag and stole her wallet. police are asking anybody who might recognize these men to come forward. ( marty ) happening now in palo alto. police are searching for a man wanted in connection with a shooting. police released this surveillance image of the man they are looking for. the shooting happened friday night in the parking lot of the safeway store on middlefield road. officers say a man in a white lexus s-u-v with paper plates.had been shot at. there is no word if he was actually hit, but police are still looking for this man this morning.

( marty ) back here in the bay area... dozens of dogs on surfboards ... competed for the world's dog surf championship on the peninsula. 45 dogs from around the country gathered in pacifica for the competition. and the surf-off isn't all fun and games...the competition raises money for two bay area animal shelters. every dog received a well deserved treat from their owners. ( marty )still ahead... bay area baseball- the a's looking to keep it rolling at the coliseum. while the giants want to rebound in the desert. michelle kingston has the highlights next in sports. live look outside... richmond bridge

it was a tough outing tonight for the san francisco giants...they played the

arizona diamondbacks in the desert. for a second straight night....the giants lost to the diamonbacks. the diamondbacks started scoring early in the game...and never looked back. but there was some good news tonight for giants fans. buster posey...who took a baseball to the face yesterday...was doing cardio today...and is expected to return to the field soon. this was game three out of four against arizona. the giants will play in the desert tomorrow afternoon...before heading back here to san francisco...to host the world champion houston astros.and many baseball fans are calling this oakland a's squad the "team of destiny"... and for good reason. the a's hosted the detroit tigers in oakland. and defeated them two runs to one. the a's

shut down the tigers offense...and won their fifth straight win. oakland is currently the hottest team in baseball....and the squad has a great chance of making the playoffs. the a's are back in action tomorrow afternoon against detroit. an emotional terrell owens gave his own pro football hall of fame induction speech in a special venue. the newly-minted hall of famer chose his hometown of chattanooga for his induction speech. rather than the usual canton, ohio, he spoke from the university of tennessee at chattanooga - his alma mater. owens thanked countless people....but it was clear his mother and late grandmother had the biggest influence. former coaches all praised owens for his strong worth ethic and passion for the game. and that wraps up kron sports!

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look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)anticipate another slightly cooler day over the interior as high pressure continues to weaken ahead of an approaching trough. moderate onshore flow coupled with a slightly deeper marine layer will maintain

seasonably cool temperatures along the coast. high pressure will rebuild over the southwest early in the week resulting in warm and dry conditions through the rest of the work week.

( marty )this morning we continue to track the mendocino complex fire burning in lake and mendocino counties. the mendocino complex is made up of two fires... the ranch fire and the river fire. those two fires have combined to burn more than 254- thousand acres. more evacuations were issued on saturday. they are just 33% contained this morning. more than 120 buildings have been destroyed... including at least 68 homes. more than 15-thousand structures are still being threatened this morning. ( marty )a homeless man arrested in pittsburg, will be charged with arson. officials say he started a brush fire, that spread to a pallet yard on harbor street. kron four's philippe djegal reports downed power lines slowed the fire fight.

(philippe) fire fighters mop up what's left of atlas pallet. stacks of pallets, a few outbuildings, and three-and-a-half acres of grass and dry brush all burned. nats- the pittsburg police department filmed the flames shortly after the fire started just after ten o'lock in the morning. contra costa county fire protection district fire marshall, robert marshall says his crews with mutual aid had the fire under control just before noon. robert marshall/fire marshall- "unfortunately, the buildings in the pallet yard were completely consumed, uh, mostly because we had some power lines that dropped, which made access to the site very difficult and unsafe." once p-g-and-e was able to turn the power off... fire crews could better assess the situation. homes were nearby, but never threatened. robert marshall/fire marshall- "no evacuation orders. the wind is blowing away from the homes, and so, we got pretty lucky there. we didn't get any of the tress involved. there are a few trees onsite. uh some palm trees that we were concerned about for a time, but the trees didn't become involved and so we didn't have a lot of embers from this

fire." marshall says this pallet yard has gone up in flames multiple times in the past. this time, fire protection district investigators, in conjunction with the pittsburg police department... arrested a homeless man, who marshall says will b e charged with arson. marshall says the man set fire to some trash nearby, which spread to the vegetation and then the pallet yard.robert marshall/fire marshall- "don't have anything that's really flamable up against your home or your business. if you do that, you stand a much better chance of not having your home or business being involved in the fire." no injuries were reported. in pittsburg, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) in the east bay... police are searching for the man who stabbed two people on a bart train friday night. it happened at the macarthur station. kron 4's ella sogomonian has the details. sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "bart officials are promising that riders will see more officers both on the platforms and in the trains in order to try and stop these crimes from happening."two men riding in a richmond bound bart train were

stabbed shortly before 8 o clock friday night as they approached the macarthur station. bart police identified the suspect as 27 year old solomon espinosa who is believed to be a homeless man that stays in oakland.sot: deputy chief lance haight, bart police department// "so this is another incident where a crime was recorded by our surveillence system and through that video we've been able to identify the suspect and bring him to justice at this time."one man was stabbed in the cheek, the other in the arm...a box cutter was found on the train and was taken in as evidence.this latest assault comes at the heels of the fatal stabbing at the same station of 18-year-old nia wilson that has devastated the community...that is now further questioning the safety of the transit system.sot: scott sachs, bart commuter//

"this shouldn't have been happening to begin with. i keep thinking about that poor sister i mean that is just unbelievable i mean it just makes me want to cry."since the start of this year june statistics show there have been 68 reported aggravated assaults...up by 28 % from that time last year.on saturday, the bart police deputy chief said between 15 and 25 officers will be working overtime to patrol trains and platforms specifically.sot: zayden grene, bart commuter// "that would be good, i mean, i haven't felt threatened before but for people that have felt threatened or have been stabbed i think it'd be good to ( marty ) authorities are still searching for 14-year-old, taylor cusick, who went missing last week in san ramon. cusick was last seen on monday night by her mother. she was reported missiing early tuesday morning. san ramon police have

confirmed that taylor ran away from home but say there is no indication of foul play. she is 5-feet 4-inches tall with dark brown hair and green eyes. coming up on the kron 4 weekend news ...a bay area grocery store is no longer accepting a popular form of payment. we'll explain next. live look outside... san mateo bridge.

( marty )for your money this morning... kroger, the nation largest grocery chain, will no longer be accepting a popular way to pay. kron 4's gabe slate explains why. kroger, which owns foods co, food 4 less, and ralph's grocery stores is the countries largest grocer..they are currently in a battle with visa over the fees visa charges them when a customer uses a visa credit card at checkout. the negotiation is

ongoing but for now kroger just laid down the hammer. as of august 14th kroger says 21 grocery stores and five gas stations in california will no longer be accepting visa credit cards. there are five bay area foods co stores affected two in san francisco, one in oakland, one in richmond and one not on this map in pittsburg at 300 atlantic boulevard. retailers pay $90 billion in so-called swipe fees annually, according to bloomberg, and kroger says visa's rates and fees are the highest of any credit card.kroger says avoiding visas hefty fees will allow their stores to not raise prices of their goods. sound from - vanessa e. rosales ÷ foods co, director, corporate affairs "everyone sees it as a way of business but it's those fees that get passed on to the customer" vanessa rosales, director of corporate affairs, based in compton california, says they are doing this for the customer sound from - vanessa e. rosales ÷ foods co, director, corporate affairs " by doing so we can pass along the saving to the customer" foods co. will still accept all debit cards, including visa debit cards, as well as mastercard, american express and discover credit cards.visa

could not be reached for comment. vanessa rosales says this ban on visa credit cards, may not be a permanent thing. sound from - vanessa e. rosales ÷ foods co, director, corporate affairs " kroger still negotiating so could go either way " in san francisco gabe slate kron 4 news. coming up after the break.... we take a trip to los angeles... and explore some new attractions you have to see to believe.

♪ you know when you're at ross and that cute dress gets even cuter? yes. or when you can say yes... to both? sure. or when you find that brand at that price? are you kidding me? yeah. that's yes for less. and that's what ross always has in store. whoa. (sighs) yes... oh, yeah. get your yes for less at the newest ross store in south santa rosa. los angeles is known for its

sunny days and warm beaches. but the next time you head south seeking sunshine, you might want to spend some time downtown. travel enthusiast dana rebmann joins us now.. la is famous for many things. downtown los angeles has never been one of them. but that is changing. it's not hollywood, but downtown's found its own way to shine. this is the broad (bro-oad), la's newest contemporary art museum. opened in 2015, there's two floors of gallery space, which for the non-museum fans is ideal. you don't have to spend the entire day here, it can easily be seen in a couple hours. jeff koons balloon art, the dog and the rabbit were the hit the day i was there, and the security guard told me folks do the funniest things in front of them when they're taking selfies. don't miss the infinity mirror rooms by yayoi kusama. there are two. one is actually a small mirror-lined room with lights, and staff let one person in at a time, for about a minute.

the second is a mirror-lined chamber with flashing lights that you look into. general admission to the broad is free. but it's a popular place. tickets are released online on the first of every month for the following month (i.e. on octor 1 at noon pt, tickets for november are made available), and are snapped up fast. if you're not the organized type, you can also jump in the onsite standby line for first come, first served entrance. i don't think i've ever done this before for a destination, but i'm going to recommend taking a look at a second museum. located in the hip and oh so popular l.a. live entertainment complex, the grammy museum pays tribute to the history and importance of music in our lives. music is playing throughout, interactive exhibits including a recording studio and instruments are at every turn, and throughout the four floors there's a variety of rock star memorabilia including the jacket michael jackson wore in his thriller video. ($12.95p/p) if you're not

hungry, you'll have fun walking around grand central market. it's worth the trip, but odds are you'll be hungry before you leave. the food hall has a history that dates back to 1917, but it's enjoyed a huge popularity boost the past few years. wandering is encouraged, but if you're hunting for a certain spot, classic neon signage over the stalls make navigating easy. you'll find a little bit of everything from spices and produce to pupusas, tacos and egg salads sandwiches. and because it's just across the street, i have to mention the bradbury building. built in 1893, it's downtown's oldest commercial building, but movie buffs will recognize the zigzagging staircases from the movie blade runner. it's a quick stop. the ground floor and half a flight of stairs is open to the public, but the rest of the building is private office space. since you're already out and about in the neighborhood, it's only a five minute walk or so to the last bookstore. yes, a bookstore, but i'm going to guess you've never seen anything quite like it. an old

bank building, along with the obvious reading, books have been turned into building blocks. there's a tunnel you can walk through, and windows in within book labyrinths. along with new and used books, there's a great collection of records as well. you step inside and you can't help but go wow. at the simplest level, it's a cool spot to hang out. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( marty )greatness comes in all shapes and sizes ... and a pint-sized swimmer is turning heads after breaking a long-time record. this 10-year-old swimmer in california is making headlines for breaking a record set by michael phelps. his name is clark kent -- he is from monterey county and yes, they call him "superman" on july 29, he broke phelps' longest-standing record at the far west international

championship. clark also took first in every event at the championship.(sot) ( marty ) clark says his ultimate goal is to one day compete in the olympics. ( marty )a michigan family got a special delivery from a pizza guy ... when he showed up with their ( marty ) the olympics.day compete in goal is to one his ultimate

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all shapes and sizes ... and a pint-sized swimmer is turning heads after breaking a long-time record. this 10-year-old swimmer in california is making headlines for breaking a record set by michael phelps. his name is clark kent -- he is from monterey county and yes, they call him "superman" on july 29, he broke phelps' longest-standing record at the far west international championship. clark also took first in every event at the championship.(sot) ( marty )

clark says his ultimate goal is to one day compete in the olympics. ( marty )a michigan family got a special delivery from a pizza guy ... when he showed up with their order.( marty ) classical music with your pizza. the delivery man, offered to play for the family after he noticed the piano in the living room.he is a self- taught pianist ... and has been playing music for 11 years. video of the 18 year old playing has gone viral ... and the family hopes to order more pizza so they can hear his beautful music. ( marty )and speaking of music ... in the east bay... a famed berkeley recording studio -- where some of the biggest names in music have performed -- is closing. the complex that houses "fantasy studios" is for sale. so the owner is closing the studio as the building gets ready to hit the market.

it's scape in that room. that's where they cut don't stop believing">( marty ) some other bay area performers who've recorded in the in the studio include huey lewis... santana and green day. fantasy studios is set to close september 15th. just when you thought you were done painting...

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>> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. [music] since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained

and enjoyed by the community in the future. [music] >> joel osteen: may god bless you. it's a joy to come into your homes, and if you're ever in our area, please stop by and be a part of one of our services. i promise you we'll ma you feel right at home. i like to start with something funny. one day up in heaven, god said to the men, "i want you to form two lines. one line is for the men who were the head of the house. the other line is for the men who let the woman be the head of the house."