and now we have kron 4's rob fladaboe who joins us live from the scene rob how did this all start? (flad) (rob) (vicki) bart is (vicki) (pkg)this is the booking photo of 21-year-old gabriel rene mora of stockton. he was arrested for allegedly driving a white convertible mustang in an illegal sideshow on the bay bridge sunday morning. that white mustang is now sitting in a storage garage after being impounded following his arrestsot

(grant) illegal sideshow

participants were at it again over the weekend. blocking traffic on the bay bridge, while performing dangerous stunts with multiple vehicles. officials with the california highway patrol tell kron4's haaziq madyun that information they received about a sideshow in the east bay... led to arresting an alleged sideshow participant on the bay bridge (pkg)this is the booking photo of 21-year-old gabriel rene mora of stockton. he was arrested for allegedly driving a white convertible mustang in an illegal sideshow on the bay bridge sunday morning. that white mustang is now sitting in a storage garage after being impounded following his arrestsot however before those vehicles got on the bay bridge, the c-h- p was given a heads that some drivers in oakland involved in this sideshow in the now shuttered walmart parking may

be heading to san francisco. chp sgt. cruz correa picks it up from theresotsgt. correa say gabriel mora's vehicle was disabled during the sideshow after a solo collision on the bridge. he was the proverbial sitting duck when the chp arrivedsot gabriel mora is facing several charges including, reckless driving, driving while unlicensed, motor vehicle speed contest, delaying, resisting or obstructing a peace officer and providing false information. his mustang is on a 30 day hold at the impound at cost of $80 a day, plus a $291-dollar tow fee. the chp would like to make room for sideshow vehicles in this garagesotin san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news

(vicki) bart is considering replacing their fare gates to try and keep fare cheats from gaming the system. the transit agency estimates that they lose roughly 25 million dollars a year from people jumping the gates in order to avoid paying their fair share. kron4's maureen kelly reports that replacing all 600 gates systemwide could cost upwards of 150 million dollars. it wasn't hard to see examples

of people jumping the fare gates....or squeezing thru while standing at san francisco's civic center station.....even as a line of photographers were there to film it. the transit agency has rolled out different solutions to try to address this costly problem.....incl uding raising the fencing inside some stations.....and putting alarms and warning signs on the emergency exits. this year they also rolled out teams of fare inspectors to issue citations....and now the are launching a study to see what their options are to put in new...tougher to beat gates. the transit agency hopes that by cracking down on fare cheats they will also improve the overall safety of the system.take a look at how bart's fare gates compare to new york city's heavily gated subway system turnstiles.....w hich you can see on the right hand side of the screen.bart spokesperson alicia trost says that study will look at many options. there isn't anyone model that we feel is the perfect fit for us, we aren't looking at anyone agency that we feel like it's a great model for us we're just looking at everything we want to make sure it actually physically fits in our stations but the statics a right that we could still fit a lot of people very quickly through it there is one system right now that we feel oh that's it that's part of the study we really want to know what's out there, how much it costs what are the benefits, what is it look like more writers feel about itwhat they

do know is that it won't be cheap. we have to have a really difficult budget discussion. it's 150 to 200,000,000 estimate and that's just an estimate the studies gonna tell us how much it will cost and we don't have money identified for that that is a hefty price tag the study into possibly replacing the fair gates is due to be presented to the to the bart board of directors in the spring maureen kelly companies (vicki) a hiker missing in yosemite park for the past month has been found dead. family members said crews found his body on friday. scott tenczar was last seen at the bridgeport ranger station on july 25. tenczar had planned to backpack from robinson creek to crown lake, matterhorn canyon, smedberg lake, seavey pass, and peeler lake. the 48-year-old san jose native was an afghanistan

veteran and taught english in south korea. further details have not yet been released by authorities. (grant) police in san francisco are investigating a shooing in the mission distrcit...which sent a teenager to the hospital. the shooting got called in just after 1:00 sunday morning. police found a 16 year old boy on capp street near 18th street...he had been shot. three suspects approached the victim...one said something to him, then shot him, according to police. paramedics took the boy to the hospital...he is expected to be okay. tonight, police are still looking for the suspects. (grant) we know know exactly what killed a firefigher from utah who died a week ago while fighting the mendocino complex fire near clear lake.(vicki) battalion chief matthew burchett died last week from falling tree debris after a retardant drop on california's largest-ever wildfire. three other firefighters had minor injuries. california fire officals and calling for an immediate corrective action, saying firefighters must remain clear of areas with overhead hazards during retardant drops. funeral

services for the 42-year-old burchett are being held today.. burchett leaves behind a wife and 7-year-old son. (grant) and good news for those fighting the ferguson fire. the deadly wildfire that has been burning for more than a month is now fully contained. two firefighters were killed and the fire caused closures at yosemite national park. officials say firefighters will continue to work in the area and some islands of unburned vegetation will continue to ignite but they are are not a threat to containment lines. (grant) and these wildfires are impacting us in the bay area from the smoke coming in... we are faced for a in... we are smoke coming in... we are faced for a third day in a row with a spare the air advisory. as we take a live look outside-- live look outside--

our sutro camera looking at the golden gate bridge. not sure if the haze is fog or smoke.(vicki) we are now joined by meteorologist mabrissa rodriguez.. how long are we going to see these air advisories? additional cooling is expected across the bay area along with another round of widespread overnight and morning low clouds. with a deeper marine layer, expect patchy fog and coastal drizzle to continue as well. afternoon highs tomorrow will be around five degrees below normal, tracking upper 50s and 60s along the coast and low 80s to low 90s inland. a gradual warming trend will then begin by wednesday as the upper trough shifts northward allowing the ridge over the desert southwest to strengthen. highs along the coast late this week will remain mainly in the 60s to low 70s with 80s and 90s across the interior. (vicki) (vicki) new diet fads come

and go. what might work for some people may not work for others. but one might

shorten your life. (grant) school dress code? or body shaming? kids are back in class in alameda... and the dress code is much more relaxed. we hear from students on what this freedom means to them.

(grant) new at five.uc berkeley has suspended a professor accused of sexual harassment.(vicki) a grad student made the allegation. kron4's dan kerman joins live - with details on the punishment.. and reaction from the accuser - dan?

(dan) sotuc berkeley doctoral candidate eva hagberg fisher responding to news the professor she accused of sexual harassment has been suspended for 3 years without pay.sot eva hagberg fisher/uc berkeley grad studenta statement from the university says professor nezar alsayyad ...sexually harassed a graduate student. the chancellor found that between 2012-2014, alsayyad engaged in a pattern of unwelcome, manipulative and divisive behavior toward the graduate student and toward his faculty colleagues. this pattern of sexual harassment created a hostile environment.sotit took more than 2 years from hagberg fisher's initial complaint to this month's actual discipline... the university says that time table has since been changed, but hagberg fisher says the university has a long way to go...sot (dan)

there are stunning accusations againstone of the most prominent faces of the "me too" movement.. the new york times says actress ah-zeea argento is accused of sexually assaulting a young co-star who was only 17 at the time.. catherine heenan is here with details...includingthe reported pay-off argento made... (catherine) the italian actress was one of the first and most vocal accusers of movie mogul harvey weinstein...claiming he raped her. but the new york times report says she's accused of sexually assaulting a co-star in 2013 -- when he

was only 17 years old - and she was 37. that report says that she recently settled with him after getting word he intended to sue her.... and paid him 380- thousand dollars to keep quiet. the man is now 22 years old. jimmy bennett once played argento's son in a movie when he was seven. theassault reportedly happened in a hotel room - during a 2013 reunion. the new york times says it had court documents authenticated by three people familiar with the case. argento has not responded to requests for a response. grant and vicki? (vicki)today marked a big change at one east bay high school.... (grant)the school district implemented a new dress code... in an effort to level ents saw as a sexist rule. for more on the specifics of the new policy and what students are saying about it... kron four's terisa estacio joins us live from alameda high school .... terisa what do students

think.... (terisa)so far so good... and the district is having a say in this as well... more on that in a moment... so - in 2016 , some students banned together and approached the district, here in alameda... they believed that girls were being wrongfully discriminated against, because the dress code, they said had more rues for girls then boys. so after a long process, many meetings and hearings, the district changed it's rules - basically stopping the practice of saying shorts are too short, or a student is showing too much skin. it used to be that teachers could measure the lenght of shorts or tops... if it was found a person was breaking the rules, then that was an infraction and change or wait for clothes to be brought from home... that created some embarassment for many students.... now, this year, there is more flexibility - and give and take. here is waht students and the district is saying on this day one of the new policy

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(vicki) and as your child heads back to school this morning... we want to see their pictures. you can send them to us through the kron 4 mobile app... just use the "report it" tab. the mobile app is free to download. (grant) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco as kids are coming home from their fist day of school.(vicki) time now to check on our weather... with meteorologist mabrissa rordiguez...in for lawrence karnow. additional cooling is expected across the bay area along with another round of widespread overnight and morning low clouds. with a deeper marine layer, expect patchy fog and coastal drizzle to continue as well. afternoon highs tomorrow will be around five degrees below normal, tracking upper 50s and 60s along the coast and low 80s to low 90s inland. a gradual warming trend will then begin by wednesday as the upper trough shifts northward allowing the ridge over the desert southwest to

strengthen. highs along the coast late this week will remain mainly in the 60s to low 70s with 80s and 90s across the interior. (grant) a new study (grant) (grant) (grant) a new study on contact

lenses is proving to be eye opening... the way some contact users are contributing

to pollution. (vicki) a new law could help cities get homeless people off the streets by forcing them to take housing. we will have a live interview with state senator scott wiener on why he started this bill.

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(grant) citizens from across the state gathered at the capitol to speak out against a controversial water plan. (vicki) sacramento bureau reporter ashley zavala explains who feels most at risk by the proposed plan. hundreds of farmers, students, lawmakers, citizens and city leaders gathered on the capitol steps against what they're calling a water grab. (mani grewal -modesto city councilman) "some may say this is blue against red. some may say this is fish against farmers-it isn't. some may say this is the north vs. the south.. it isn't. this is the state of california trying to fix 50 years of neglect infrastructure"bright shirts and bold signs sent a loud message to the state water board... urging against a major change to the water distribution system.the plan

would divert water used for agriculure to restore fish populations in the delta.while supporters point to the environmental benefits -- central valley farmers say it will jeopardize their livelihoods(gary crowell- almond farmer) "if we have to pull water out of the underground reserves, it's going to delete the water from all the cities in california, and our own, and it's going to create a hardship on all of us."((assemblyman adam gray))"this plan will decimate the economy in the central valley. we stand to lose more than 1.6 billion dollars and 6,000 jobs in my community alone."((ashley zavala standup)) : tomorrow and wednesday the water board will meet here at the calepa headquarters to consider those controversial changes. soc cutting carbs

out of your diet could possibly cut years off your life... that's according to a new study in the journal "the lancet public health.' catherine heenan is here with details of the controversial finding.. (catherine) a lot of people would say this only adds to the general only adds to the general confusion about good or bad carbs... but this study found that people who ate a moderate amount of carbohydrates lived four than those who ate very few... researchers looked at more than 15-thousand middle-aged americans. low carb diets were defined as less than 40 percent of calories from carbohydrates. high carb -- more than 70 percent. bottom line -- don't try to avoid them to a extreme or you could shorten your life span.. another detail - replacing carbs with lots of

meat instead of plant-based food is another indicator of an earlier death. vicki and grant? (grant) a new study on contact lenses says many users dispose of their old lenses by flushing them, instead of placing them in trash cans. and those lenses later end up contributing to pollution in oceans, lakes and rivers. that's because lenses don't break down completely in sewer systems. americans use about 14-billion contact lenses every year. resulting in an estimated 50 thousand pounds winding up in sinks and toilets. (vicki) over draft fee crackdown. getting charged when you already do not have any money is annoying. should the government stop banks from making these charges? or will that just enable deliquent consumers? (grant) 58 shootings in less than 3 days. these are the staticts out of chicago this past weeeknd. we take a look at how this stacks up against the bay area.

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overwhelmed by the violence. (grant)catherine is back now to show us why. (catherine) these numbers tell the story.so far this month, there have been just nine homicides in the bay area's three biggest cities. in chicago, the number climbed to 40 over the weekend ... that's an average of two a day. nat on sunday night the families of 16 year old raysuan turner and 17 year old darnelle flowers learned that their children were deadthe two boys had been reported missing on fridayanthony riccio/cpd first deputy. the mother actually received anonymous message saying that she that this party believed that she could find her son in a wooded area

(catherine) this map shows all the shooting reports since the first of august,as the chief said the violence is mostly affecting african=american neighborhoods on the south and west sides. grant and vicki? (vicki) tonight at 5:30...

kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (grant) police are sending out a warning to neglegent drivers in the east bay. a black bmw... racing another car at high speeds... crashed into a prius. you can see the extensive damage here. the collision happened yesterdeay afternoon on bear creek road by san pablo dam road in orinda. crews transported a 30 year old female inside the bmw to the hospital with life threatening injuries. bother drivers have minor injuries. police believe the driver of the bmw may have been under the influence of alchohol but are still investigating. (grant) and a reminder for people to take bart in oakland. buses will be replacing bart trains in oakland this week due to track improvements. you can see on this map a bus will take you from 19th street oakland station to the west oakland station. crews will also be doing construction on the macaurthur station. the repair work is being funded by voter

approved measure rr.. ii(vicki) police found the body of a missing man in guerneville. friends reported him missing when he did not show up for dinner while they were all vacationing at a home on river-side drive. sonoma county sheriff's volunteer search and rescue dive team, the russian river and monte rio fire departments swam the russian river and found the man's body around noon today in 12 to 15 feet of water. his identity is not being released at this time. (vicki) vallejo police say a woman found a dead man under her truck today. police believe the truck actually struck the man somewhere on borges lane near agnes court and then became lodged under the truck. the driver then dragged the man another three quarters of a mile to her house. the 28 year old woman is cooperating with investigators and has a suspended driver's license and an outstanding warrant for theft. additional cooling is expected across the bay area along with another round of widespread overnight and morning low clouds. with a deeper marine layer, expect patchy fog and coastal drizzle to continue as

well. afternoon highs tomorrow will be around five degrees below normal, tracking upper 50s and 60s along the coast and low 80s to low 90s inland. a gradual warming trend will then begin by wednesday as the upper trough shifts northward allowing the ridge over the desert southwest to strengthen. highs along the coast late this week will remain mainly in the 60s to low 70s with 80s and 90s across the interior. (grant) new tonight - a bill moving through the legislature would help get the homeless off the street by allowing citties to force some of them into shelters.(vicki) the

bill would create a five year pilot program in san francisco and los angeles... and apply to people who are found not to be able to care for their themselves. joining us now is state senator scott wiener - the author of the bill. - senator wiener, is this the result of "enough is enough" from the explosion of homeless camps? - talk about psychosis aggitation. it's

likely you've run into a person going thru it at the bart station or on the street. - in the 60's there was a backlash (following the movie one flew over the cookoo's nest) about putting people in mental health facilities - are we reversing course?

(grant) the simpsons' kwik- e-mart makes the jump from tv to real life ... just where you can find the full service convience store.

attention, fans of the simpsons ... you are gonna love this! there's now a real-life kwik-e-mart store open for business in myrtle beach, sc. it's a re- creation of the convenience store from the iconic animated tv series. visitors can munch on a heat lamp hot dog ... chow down on lard lad donuts ... and even slurp on real-life squishees ... oh, and of course, purchase simpsons merchandise. the store is the first full- the store is the first full- service kwik-e-mart in the world. it's attached to a "simpsons"-themed aztec theater... expected to open later this year. "i'm jessica smith in washington. a new bill aims to crack down on overdraft fees but not everyone thinks this

will be good for consumers i'll have both side of the debate coming up." (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(grant) 4 your money tonight senator sherrod brown has introduced a bill to crack down on overdraft fees.(vicki) he says banks use the fees to take advantage of vulnerable consumers -- but critics say the bill could hurt the people it's meant to help. our washington correspondent jessica smith reports. each year, americans pay billions of dollars in overdraft fees. consumers have to "opt-in" for overdraft protection --- agreeing to pay a fee of about $30, instead of having their card declined. senator sherrod brown says some banks are using the fees to exploit consumers.

limit other fees. it would force banks to process transactions in a way that minimizes fees.and it would make sure banks are more transparent about overdraft protection. david williams, with the taxpayers protection alliance agrees that banks need to be more transparent. but he says banning or limiting overdraft fees will have unintended consequences. : critics argue the bill will hurt low-income people -- because people living paycheck- to-paycheck are often willing to pay an overdraft fee in order to cover urgent expenses.

(anchor) (anchor) (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. additional cooling is expected across the bay area along with another round of widespread overnight and morning low clouds. with a deeper marine layer, expect patchy fog and coastal drizzle to continue as well. afternoon highs tomorrow will be around five degrees below normal, tracking upper 50s and 60s along the coast and low 80s to low 90s inland. a gradual warming trend will then begin by wednesday as

the upper trough shifts northward allowing the ridge over the desert southwest to strengthen. highs along the coast late this week will remain mainly in the 60s to low 70s with 80s and 90s across the interior. (grant) closed for syringes. beach goers got an unwelcome surprise when medical waste washed interior. across the 80s and 90s to low 70s with 80s and 90s across the interior.

interior. (grant) closed for syringes. beach goers got an unwelcome surprise when medical waste washed ashore.

l kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. 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. underway at several new york

state beaches ... after hazardous waste washed ashore. crews found dozens of used hypodermic needles friday at east atlantic beach and other nearby areas.(vicki) security guards were stationed at beach access points after syringes washed up along the shore. clark fouraker has the story. hempstead, ny--alt with-- nassau county, ny:07-:16laura gillenhempstead town supervisor :19-:22carl salkineast atlantic beach resident:30-:39 1:11-1:18east atlantic beach resident:40-:49clark fouraker :56-:59patric ryderpolice commissioner --reporter pkg-as follows--town officials say they want at least two high tides with no medical supplies washing ashore before they re-open east atlantic beach.laura gillen/hempstead town supervisor: "the concern is always that a resident finds it by stepping on it, or gets injured by a needle by coming into contact with potentially contaminated material."a lifeguard initially saw a needle and put it in a gatorade bottle.carl salkin/east atlantic beach resident: "there was a lot of plastic and a lot of stuff coming out of the water." ultimately, 35 used syringes and needles were recovered

from the shore along with other trash with medical markings on it.michael luciano/east atlantic beach resident: "it was a ton. at the shoreline it was just a big line of plastic, every color you could imagine, every type of refuse you could imagine. it's really a problem. it's a disgrace." clark fouraker/hempstead, ny: "town officials had to close the entire stretch of beach from ohio to clayton streets so that heavy equipment like this could go down the beach to make sure there were no remaining medical supplies." they also had a boat in the water scanning to look for floating debris.patric ryder/police commissioner: "a bag breaks and these needles and things disperse and the tide catches it and rolls in like anything else with the waves."local police are working to answer the big question ... where did this trash come from?they say it could be an illegal dump, trash from a canal, or pumped by pipes dredging offshore. michael luciano/east atlantic beach resident: "i think it's outrageous. we've got the most beautiful beaches in the world and people are taking advantage of them and dumping garbage. i think it's a tremendous problem." investigators say they won't have any results from their analysis until early next week. atlantic beach, clark fouraker, cbs two news. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thank you grant and vicki. coming up new tonight at six we are following breaking news. a

standoff is underway in san jose... between police and an armed man. that suspect is believedd to be holed up in an apartment building. we have a reporter live at the scene.. next.(ken) plus - we have new details about a lawsuit filed against "massage envy".. it contains some of the disturbing allegations made against many locations... including some here in the bay area. kron4 news at six is next. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. you could generate your own energy, at home. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. it's a 150 million to 200

million estimate and that's just an estimate(pam) bart considers bankrolling a major change... in order to prevent fare evaders.(pam) good evening i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. fare cheats cost the transit system 25 million year....and now

they are considering they are year....and now 25 million transit system 25 million year....and now they are considering replacing fare gates as a way to keep cheats out of the system. kron4's maureen kelly kron4's the offenders in action. (pam) some breaking news we are following we are following tonight ... police in san jose are in a standoff with an armed suspect. it is happening in the area of luz avenue and jackson avenue. (ken) kron 4's rob

fladaboe is on the scene tonight... rob... what's the latest.... (flad) a police standoff is underway near luz avenue and jackson avenue in san jose. the suspect believed to be armed and inside an apartment. the immediate area has been evacuated while police try and end the situation. within the last hour police expanded the perimeter around the scene. (rob) (ken) after a two year investigation, u-c berkeley has suspended a professor for 3 years (ken) kelly companiesspring maureen directors in the board of to the bart presented to the to the bart board of directors in the spring maureen kelly companieskelly companiesspring maureen directors in the (rob) the scene.perimeter around the (flad) a police standoff is underway near luz avenue and san jose. the suspect believed to be armed and inside an apartment. (flad)

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back to the story we told you at the top of the hour....kron 4's maureen kelly has more on bart efforts to tackle the problem of fare evaders this is is the practice bart is trying to stop.people squeezing thru or jumping the gates in order to avoid paying their fare share. the transit agency has rolled out different solutions to try to address this costly problem.....including raising the fencing inside some stations.....and putting alarms and warning signs on the emergency exits. this year they also rolled out teams of fare inspectors to

issue citations....and now the are launching a study to see what their options are to put in new...tougher to beat gates. while fare cheats costs the transit agency an estimated 25 million a year....bart hopes that by cracking down on them will also lower the crime rate. it is true that those who have disregard for lower-level crime that are are also prone to commit other prep crimes in our systemthe preception of bart being unsafe is one of the reasons bart believes is behind the drop of the numbers riders at night and on weekends in the past three years ....those fewer riders translated to a 42 million dollar dip in revenue.when we talk to the riders what they tell us is one they feel like it may be cheaper for them to take an uber or a lift and to the safety concerns they have, the quality of life issues that they are experiencing on bart and they may not be comfortable bringing the whole family along when they can just jumr inthem. so that something our board and convince the public that we are safe and that we are taking safety very seriously and how do we impact or how do we bring that crime rate down and how do we get people to pay and how do we make sure those that shouldn't be in the system art in the systemone rider i talked to doubts changing the gates will make the system safer.no i don't think making it tougher to jump over the fare gates will make it safer, to make it safer i thnk you have to have more enforcement the study into possibly replacing the fair gates is due to be

presented to the to the bart board of directors in the spring maureen kelly companies (pam) new tonight at 6. the man arrested in sacramento .... on suspicion of an iraqi murder linked to isis, was in court today. 45- year old omar ameen, who has been in the u.s. a number of years, was denied bail at his extradition hearing today.he has been charged with pre- medatated murder in a 2014 attack during an isis operation in iraq. some of his family members were present for today's hearing. the case is being treated as a capital murder case... due to how iraq deals with isis- related crimes. (ken) one person following shooting in berkeley that left two others injured. a 25-year-old man was shot several times... at san pablo park saturday night. a 57-year-old and a 63-year-old were hit by stray bullets... but are expected to be okay. several cars and homes were

also hit by gunfire. detectives are investigating whether or not the 25-year-old was the intended target. there's no word on any suspects. ( pam on cam) illegal sideshow participants were at it again over the weekend ... blocking traffic on the bay bridge, while performing dangerous stunts with a number of vehicles. officials with the california highway patrol tell kron4's haaziq madyun ... information they received about a sideshow in the east bay... led to the arrest of one of the suspected sideshow participants on the bay bridge (pkg)sot

drivers in oakland involved in this sideshow in the now shuttered walmart parking may be heading to san francisco. chp sgt. cruz correa picks it up from theresot gabriel mora's mustang is on a 30 day hold at the impound at cost of $80 a day, plus a $291-dollar tow fee. the chp would like to make room for sideshow vehicles in this garagesotin san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (pam ) today marked a big change at one east bay high school.... the school district implemented a new dress code ... in an effort to level out, what some students saw as a sexist rule. (ken) for more on the specifics of the new policy and what students are saying about it... kron four's terisa estacio joins us live from alameda high school .... terisa what do students think....

(pam ) today marked a big change at one east bay high school.... the school district implemented a new dress code ... in an effort to level out, what some students saw as a sexist rule. (ken) for more on the specifics of the new policy and what students are saying about it... kron four's terisa estacio joins us live from alameda high school .... terisa what do students think.... so - in 2016 , some students banned together and approached the district, here in alameda... they believed that girls were being wrongfully discriminated against, because the dress code, they said had more rues for girls then boys. so after a long process, many meetings the district changed i basically stopping the practice of saying shorts are too short, or a student is showing too much skin. it used to be that teachers could

measure the lenght of shorts or tops... if it was found a person was breaking the rules, then that was an infraction and the student would have to change or wait for clothes to be brought from home... that created some embarassment for many students.... now, this year, there is more flexibility - and give and take. here is waht students and the district is saying on this day one of the new policy (take sot) . a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast .

a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguezmabrisa meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez additional cooling is expected across the bay area along with another round of widespread overnight and morning low clouds. with a deeper marine layer, expect patchy fog and coastal drizzle to continue as well. afternoon highs tomorrow will be around five degrees below normal, tracking upper 50s and 60s along the coast and low 80s to low 90s inland. a gradual warming trend will then begin by wednesday as the upper trough shifts northward allowing the ridge over the desert southwest to strengthen. highs along the coast late this week will remain mainly in the 60s to low 70s with 80s and 90s across the interior. ( ken ) coming ( ken ) ( ken ) coming up.. the

first day of school can bring a lot of anticipation .. we talk live in- studio with the superintendent of schools for san francisco .. about the challenges for school year ahead. (pam) meantime at the college level .. one south bay school is seeing its largest enrollment in history .. what that means for class sizes and dorm space. ( ken ) and next... at least five california women, one from the bay area, filing a lawsuit against a

massage franchise claiming they were sexually assaulted..

a burlingame law firm is sharing details of a lawsuit filedlast month.... against the company 'massage envy' .. it alleges sexual assault against several customers... (ken) catherine heenan is here with more - including what a bay area plaintiff is claiming.. (catherine) that lawsuit was filed in superior court in san mateo county...and listsfive california women as plaintiffs.

they include a san francisco woman who says she wassexually assaulted at a massage envy in burlingame.. the woman says it happened in november of last year...when a male therapist improperly touched her....then had nonconsensual sex. the plaintiff - listed as "jane doe number one" - says she was "frozen in fear and shock." she claims a franchise owner later told her that her story didn't "match up" with the therapist's denials. and said the man would not be fired. that suspect was later arrested and faces sexual battery charges. a buzz feed investigation last year reported that more than 180 people across the country claim they were sexually assaulted at massage envy. ken and pam? let's take a look outside right now...(pam) meteorologist mabrisa rodriquez joins us now with the four zone forecast.

additional cooling is expected across the bay area along with another round of

( pam ) (ken) muni officials are saying bus services were operating on schedule for the first day of school today. this comes after the san francisco unified school district released a letter warning parents that an operator shortage could cause delays. last week muni officials learned that 72 operators are going to make time to full-time, allowing the agency to add more than 700 additional service hours daily. muni officials estimate that half of the school district's 700- thousand students use public buses or light-rail to get to and from school get to and light-rail to get to and from school each day. (pam) (pam) joining us

now with more on how the first day of school went for students ... is the superintendent of san francisco unified school district... dr. vincent matthews. dr. matthews, i understand you went on a tour of the schools in your district today...

( pam ) coming up ... a daring rescue after a mother and son plow their vehicle through a marina fence in southern california .. and into the water.. ( ken ) and next up.. the largest enrollment ever for one bay area university... a look at what's new on campus, and what the students at san jose state can expect in housing and class crowding.

after a two year investigation, u-c berkeley has suspended a professor for 3 years following allegations he sexually harassed a graduate student(pam) kron 4's dan kerman is live on campus tonight .... dan you spoke with that grad student.. sota little over 2 years ago uc berkeley grad student eva hagberg fisher accused one of her archiecture professors of sexual harassment. just last week the university decided to suspend him for 3 years without pay.sot eva hagberg

fisher/uc berkeley grad student 18-28a statement from the university says professor nezar alsayyad ...sexually harassed a graduate student. the chancellor found that between 2012-2014, alsayyad engaged in a pattern of unwelcome, manipulative and divisive behavior toward the graduate student and toward his faculty colleagues. this pattern of sexual harassment created a hostile environment. but hasberg fisher says getting to this resolution has been excruciatingsotit took more than 2 years from hagberg fisher's initial complaint to this month's actual discipline... the university says that time table has since been changed, but hagberg fisher says the university has a long way to go...sot (ken) frightening video and a risky rescue ... when a vehicle with two passengers and a pet starts to sink, after crashing at a southern california marina .. details coming up..

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(ken) frightening video and a risky rescue ... when a vehicle with two passengers and a pet starts to sink, after crashing at a southern california marina .. details coming up.. ( pam ) and next .. pope francis reacts to the recent, scathing grand jury

report accusing priests of sexually abusing more than a thousand children .. but the victims say, his statement today is not nearly good enough.

in a letter released by the vatican today ... pope francis addressed -- for the first time -- that 900- page time -- that 900- page pennsylvania grand jury report, which detailed the sexual abuse of more than one - thousand child victims .. over several decades. (ken) as omar jimenez reports... the pope was both contrite and unusually blunt.

it was a pattern of sexual abuse of boys, girls, and teens ignored and covered up within the catholic church for decades, according to a recent grand jury report out of pennsylvania.pope francis responded monday writing, "we did not act in a timely manner, realizing the magnitude and the gravity of the damage done to so many lives. we showed no care for the little ones; we abandoned them."the "abandonment" referring to more than 1,000 children allegedly abused by more than 300 catholic so- called "predator priests" over the past 70 years.jim vansickle is a survivor and says he testified in this grand jury report.jim vansickle / catholic church abuse survivor: we've rattled some cages. now it's up to them to make the changes that are necessary to reach back out to me as an ex-catholic who can't reconcile with his church g unr the pope to do morejudy jones / survivors network of those abused by priests: he has not done anything, he needs to fire bishops who cover up child sex crimes and until there is some kind of a deterrence it's not going to ch.

pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro says it's his hope that, "church leaders in pennsylvania will cease their denials and deflections and now fully support the grand jury's recommendations so that survivors have the opportunity to obtain justice.for the vast majority of these cases however, the statute of limitations has run out, meaning criminal charges can't be filed.some state lawmakers are working to eliminate that as well as lengthen the window for lawsuits.i'm omar jimenez reporting. (ken) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. in san francisco bart is launching a study into replacing it's 600 fare gates systemwide....as a way to prevent fare jumpers.it's a problem that costs the transit agency 25 million a year.but the estimates solution could cost 8 times that.....the price tag expected to be somewhere around 150-200 million a yearbart hopes that by cracking down on fare cheats will also lower the crime rate. the study into possibly replacing the fair gates is due to be presented to the to the bart board of directors in the spring maureen kelly companies

sotthis is the booking photo of 21-year-old gabriel rene mora of stockton. he was arrested sunday morning for allegedly driving a white convertible mustang in an illegal sideshow on the bay bridgein san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news"> additional cooling is expected across the bay area along with another round of widespread overnight and morning low clouds. with a deeper marine layer, expect patchy fog and coastal drizzle to continue as well. afternoon highs tomorrow

will be around five degrees below normal, tracking upper 50s and 60s along the coast and low 80s to low 90s inland. a gradual warming trend will then begin by wednesday as the upper trough shifts northward allowing the ridge over the desert southwest to strengthen. highs along the coast late this week will remain mainly in the 60s to low 70s with 80s and 90s across the interior. (pam)(pam) interior.

(pam) new at 6 tonight -- a good samaritan rescued a mother, her son and dog ... after their truck crashed through a gate and into the water.(ken) it happened in long beach and it was all caught on camera. kron 4's grant lodes joins us now live in the studio with the details behind this dramatic video.. grant? (grant) it happened at the the long beach marina over the weekend. witnesses who were there yesterday say the car was parked in a parking spot. then accidentally crashed through this railing...and went into the water. security video from seacoast yachts captured it.

you can see the truck in the parking spot, then going right through the railing. witnesses also took video from their cellphones...jeff jones among cellphones...jeff jones among them.. he also ran over to the lifeguard station to get help. he says it all happened so fast. but he says rescuers had to move quickly because the truck was starting to sink. the woman the woman fast.">chaotic pretty fast."> the woman who was pulled out first... her son who was the fa dog...were all pulled out of the vehicle. amazingly, no injuries to the people or their dog. (ken) we know (ken) we know know exactly what

killed a firefigher from utah who died a week ago while fighting the mendocino complex fire near clear lake. battalion chief matthew burchett died last week from falling tree debris after a retardant drop on california's largest-ever wildfire. three other firefighters had minor injuries. california fire officals and calling for an immediate corrective action, saying firefighters must remain clear of areas with overhead hazards during retardant drops. (ken) funeral services for the 42-year-old burchett are being held today.. .as he was remembered by those who knew him best.andrew reeser reports. itemthe bell tolled... the bagpipes played...and his family...remembered matthew burchett..as fearless...a fixer...and a friend.the 20 plus year veteran firefighter had worked for unified fire authority... until recently signing on as batallion chief with draper

city.burchett's final alarm...broadcast over scanners across northern utah...drawing tears...as mourners remembered the man who never backed down--even suffering a stroke in 2015-- but taking that setback....to build the home of his dreams. burchett..while relentless in his waking hours...his brother joked...could sleep through anything.

( pam ) coming up... you may have heard the political talk that one of california's senators may run for the white house.. now word, an east bay congressman may run too. details ahead. ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪

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castro valley, said today, he will áconsiderá a 2020 run for president... after the november elections. speaking to c-n-n's poppy harlow, the 37-year-old east bay representative said, his first priority is the 2018 midterms. "i'm going to do all i can first to win my way back to congress. i'm helping a lot of colleagues particularly - there's 3 seats in iowa where we have two of our candidates are under the age of 40. and then after the midterms, poppy, i'm going to consider it." (pam) congressman swalwell has reportedly visited iowa -- which votes first in the presidential primary season... it is the state which is a magnet for would-be white house hopefuls. ( pam ) in sports... the a's resurgence is not just on the field ... we will explain...(ken) and new raiders receiver jordy nelson will be seeing some very familiar faces friday night... kim smith will have that story... including reaction from nelson and head coach jon gruden... coming up

(ken)friday night lights ended with a friday night fight... after dozens of students were caught brawling following a high school football game in fresno.(pam) as angelica lei- lani reports... the fight lasted for half an hour... and forced a local wendy's to close. friday night football ended with a major brawl.dozens of students were caught fighting at a wendy's parking lot on blackstone near mckinley. the fight happened after a football game between edison and central high school. we're told the students left the game and walked over to the wendy's. police say over 30 kids were involved; they spilled onto the street, closing lanes of traffic, some kids even kicking cars. police say the fight lasted for half an hour. no one was injured. wendy's closed due to the fight. it is unclear what caused the fight to break out. (pam) new tonight at 6. it

is official... surfing is now the state sport of california. governor jerry brown announced today, he signed a bill into law making the declaration. the law describes surfing as "an iconic california sport"... while acknowlegding its hawaiian roots with the polynesian people. it also notes that california is home to the surfboard building industry... and notes that the wetsuit was invented here. california is also home to the surfers' hall of fame and the international surfing

museum.... and of course... the annual mavericks surf competetion near half moon bay. if you are growing tired watching the preseason, here's some news that'll make your day. exactly three weeks from today...the raiders kick off the regualr season at the coliseum against the rams.... until then, they still have some exhibition games to take care of... the silver and black....back in alameda this afternoon after wrapping up training camp last week.... chapter 3 of the preseason unfolds friday night in oakland against the packers.... for new raiders receiver jordy nelson, the matchup is a nice reunion...as he spent the first 10 years of his career in green bay... he's looking forward to catching up with not only his teammates, but the team's staffers he worked with for so long. "those are the guys that you miss that you see day to day. that you don't get to talk to as much as you are used to, so it'll be fun to see them. it's

always kind of enjoyable that it's a preseason game, so we can have some fun and get in, get out."""he's been a playmaker on the field. he's been a consistent, reliable target at a couple positions. he's been a real good influence behind the scenes. we've been really, really happy with his addition to this team. hopefully someone can step up and clearly emerge as the third receiver." the preseason not so kind to the washington redskins backfield... a string of injuiries including losing their starter for the season... so who do they call.. veteran adrian peterson... he's back after a season ending neck injury last year....peterson said earlier this year, he still feels like he has more left in the tank... he's a 7 time pro bowler, that always seems to find his way back after season ending injuries... recently, things didn't go so well internally with the saints.... then a trade to the cardinals... they released after a very brief stint...now he's back for more...he's 12th on the all time rushing list... peterson

signed a 1 year deal with washington... we'll watch and see how he looks in d-c.. after a rough trip to cincinnati... the giants are in new york... opening a four- game series against the mets... giants were behind until the 7th... but an alen hanson bloop hit tied it up at 1 a piece... right now... they are still tied at 1-1 in the 9th :as the a's get closer and closer to a postseason... their ticket sales are sky rocketing... pitcher sean manaea and manager bob melvin got involed... manning the phones and taking orders themselves.. pretty successful, selling 2 packages... but it doesn't take much convincing...oakland has been one of the hottest teams in baseball this season.... and now the team says they have sold more new ticket plans 2018 season.... a pretty good deal with the a's access plan...50 percent off concessions... and 10 bucks for parking... a's host the rangers tonight at the coliseum ... first pitch in a few mintues....7:05### if you are a college football

fan .... well, you don't have to do too much guessing as to who is entering this season on top of the a-p poll... alabama....alabama for the third straight season... is coming in as the number one team in the land.... only the second team to ever do that... they are coming off their 5th national championship under nick saban.... just last season, there were questions how they even made it into the college football playoffs beating out ohio state for the spot... well they always seem to prove they belong... interesting stuff in tuscaloosa... as the battle for the starting quarterback job continues....lets look at who else is at the top of the poll...(wipe to fullscreen) clemson follows bama at number 2... georgia who is still overcoming that heartbreaker in the national championship is number 3....a big 10 school getting in there at number 4 with wisconsin... ohio state with plenty of controversy on their coaching stafff rounds out the top 5... stanford represents the bay area... checking in at number 13.. (ken) up next....

it's back to up next.... (ken) (ken) up next.... it's back to school for college students too. and one south bay campus is seeing its largest enrollment ever. we'll take you there. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. you could generate your own energy, at home. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. school this week for tens of

thousands of students at san jose state university.(ken) and as kron four's rob fladeboe reports san jose state is welcoming its largest enrollment ever. tomorrow is the first day of classes here at san jose state university and many of those classes are full. the fall semester will welcome 38- hundred new freshman and another 38-hundred transfer students. together with returning and graduate students, total enrollment is a record 35,000 says president mary papazian.mary papazian/president-san jose state university "....college age students are increasing. we are seeing more and more students who are graduating with their ap requirements completed and more and more are eligible for a csu education..."in her fall semester address, president papazian addressed a range of issues, including housing. she says there is enough space on campus for all fresman who are coming from beyond 30 miles and efforts are also underway to help upper classmen as well.mary papazian "....we are partnering with the city and county and developers to see what's possible and maybe we can replace some older facilities with with more affordable units and not just for students but for faculty and staff as well..papazian announced that in october,

their will be a commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the moment spartan athletes john carlos and tommie smithtook a stand for human rights at rhw 1968 olympics.rob fladeboe/san jose "....new features on campus include the completion of the spartan recreation and aquatic centerand the establishment of a permanent food bank on campus. in san jose rob fladeboe ron4news ron4newsfladeboe ron4news (ken) new tonight at 6. san mateo county residents may see increased air traffic out of the san carlos airport next week as the "burner

express" begins charter flights to burning man. airport officials are asking for flights in and out of the airport to utilize the quietest arrival and departure procedures as possible. they're hoping to reduce potential noise issues related to the increase in air traffic. the annual festival in nevada's black rock desert runs from august 26th to september 3rd. additional cooling is expected across the bay area along with another round of widespread overnight and morning low clouds. with a deeper marine layer, expect patchy fog and coastal drizzle to continue as well. afternoon highs tomorrow will be around five degrees below normal, tracking upper 50s and 60s along the coast and low 80s to low 90s inland. a gradual warming trend will then begin by wednesday as the upper trough shifts northward allowing the ridge over the desert southwest to strengthen. highs along the coast late this week will remain mainly in the 60s to low 70s with 80s and 90s across the interior. last weather and goodbye a full hour of entertainment news is on the way. at 7:00 it's inside edition, followed by entertainment tonight at 7-30.

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