( marty ) good morning everyone i'm marty gonzales here in the kron 4 studios, it's sunday september 9th, 2018. good morning. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)high pressure will weaken slightly through monday, resulting in a few degrees of cooling today and tomorrow. a more significant cooling trend is then forecast for tuesday and wednesday as an upper trough

deepens along the west coast. slight warming is then anticipated late in the week. ( marty )a major wildfire is forcing mandatory evacuations in ( marty )a major wildfire is forcing mandatory evacuations in napa county. it started yesterday afternoon... forcing the closure of snell valley road and butts canyon road. so

far that fire has burned 17- hundred acres... and is only 10-percent contained. kron 4s sara stinson joins us now live in-studio with the latest. (sara)marty - the fire continues to burn this morning threatening nearly 200 buildings and forcing hundreds of people to evacuate. you can see in the video a huge plume of smoke.the fire spread rapidly after it erupted saturday afternoon along butts canyon road and snell valley road.several resources were immediately responded...now nearly 400 firefighters are on the front lines from the ground up to the sky with air tanks.the berryessa estates neighborhood and homes along snell valley road are currently threathened, that's about 180 homes.other fires in recent years have forced evacuations in the same area in 20-14 and 20-15. so cal fire says they have experience fighting fires in

this area. (sara) there are also two evacuation centers open due to the fire. the pope valley farm center and the pope valley elementrary school. places under mandatroy evacuation are on kron4 dot com. (sara)this morning we expect to get updated information on the acres burned and containment gained overnight. you'll be the first to know about the latest on the snell fire right here on the kron four weekend news.marty - back to you. ( marty )thanks sara. and we first told you about the snell fire and evacuations in a push alert. stay on top of this story and all breaking news by downloading our kron4 news app today. ( marty ) i-5 in northern

california remains closed this morning as the delta fire continues to burn with no containment in sight. the shasta county blaze has burned more than 40-thousand acres. steep terrain is making containment tough for fire fighters. the shasta county sheriff's office has issused mandatory evacuations for residents along i- 5 and the surrounding area.

fire is still giving fire fighters trouble. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. ( marty ) breaking overnight ... oakland police are investigating a deadly shooting. this is a picture from o-p-d. it happened in the area of 34th avenue and salisbury street. officers say the shooting is being investigated as a homicide. no word on suspects at this time. ( marty ) also in the bay, two people are injured after a shooting at a barber shop in richmond. police say two men walked into the fadeaway barbershop on san pablo avenue... just after five last night and fired several shots. one man in the shop was hit by gunfire and a second person was injured from flying glass. both men suffered non-life threatening injuries. one suspected shooter was arrested three blocks from the shop after police say he fled the scene... police are still looking for the second shooter this morning. ( marty ) in world news... the death toll is up to 37 following the six-point-seven earthquake that struck japan last week. this is video

of the quake the moment it hit. rescue workers are using backhoes and shovels to search for the missing. at least two people remain missing. at least 400 people were injured. the earthquake also triggered landslides that buried homes. ( marty )coming up on the kron 4 weekend news.... a fire at an east bay scrap metal yard... has many questioning the businesses safety practices. ( marty )plus... we have the latest on containment efforts in the snell fire burning in napa county. ( marty )and after the break... it's the dirtiest item that you can touch at the airport... and there's almost no way to avoid it. no way to avoid it. (ácommercialá) that's a mini-wheat. no way to avoid it. (ácommercialá) delicious. but it's more than that. 10 layers of crunchy wheat to fill you up on big days. whether your day involves steam, mountains, or woah- fire... ...we've got your breakfast right here. is your breakfast built for big days?

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sanitizer on standby.the germiest spot isn't the waiting area, the check-in counter, or even the bathroom. a team of experts monitored a variety of airport surfaces during the winter of 2016. respiratory viruses showed up on 10-percent of the surfaces the scientists tested -- including handrails, shopping kiosks, check-in counters, play areas, and of course -- in the air.but the most germ-filled spot in an airport is the security checkpoint. those plastic bins you fill with your belongings are rapidly recycled through the line -- meaning they're touched by hundreds of passengers a day.so it's not just your phone, passport, wallet, and laptop these bins are carrying through the x-ray machine... they're also carrying viral pathogens that could make you sick.your best bet? wash your hands regularly while you travel... and keep the sanitizer handy.i'm andy rose reporting. ( marty ) adults all over

the world are not exercising enough. that's according to a new study by the world health organization. the study says in 20-16 more than a quarter of all adults were inadequately active... compared with 23 percent in 20-10. and levels of inactivity are twice as high in wealthier countries... compared to lower income countries. researchers say this could be linked to more sedentary jobs, and cars and public transit systems. they say you should aim for at least 150 minutes of moderate- intensity, or 75 minutes of vigorous intensity exercise each week. ( dave )mostly sunny and mild, but cooling this week. your forecast is next !

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look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)high pressure will weaken slightly through monday, resulting in a few degrees of cooling today and tomorrow. a more significant cooling trend is then forecast for tuesday and wednesday as an upper trough deepens along the west coast. slight warming is then anticipated late in the week.

( marty ) happening today... is the 9th annual oakland pride parade. this is video from last year. the parade kicks off at 10:30 a-m at city hall, on broadway and 14th street. it ends at 20th street. and thats where the oakland pride festival will open at 11 a-m. there is a ten dollar entrance fee to the festival... but the parade is free. there will be food.. drinks and live entertainment. ( marty ) another fire at an east bay scrap metal yard is sparking questions about the companies safety practices. kron4's ella sogomonian has the details. alameda county fire fighters happened to drive by alco iron and metal and notice smoke that turned out to be coming from flames at the recycling site on doolittle drive and davis street in san leandro on friday.mechanic shop employees next door say this is just one more fire that's forced them to close early because of heavy smoke.sot: luis solorio, mechanic// "i guess one of the workers he came out and we asked him oh again and he was just like yeah they always

leave the batteries there and must have been a spark. i was like ya'll better check that because it's the third time. and he said yeah i dont know why they dont just put the batteries where they are supposed to go. just a bunch of garbage on top of batteries of course something's going to happen."although the cause of the latest blaze is still being investigated...council member lee thomas is concerned by the history of fires and emergency calls to the site...this being at least the second confirmed fire this year alone...sot: lee thomas, san leandro councilmember// "we want to make sure that that business is safe, and that that business is safe for its employees and that business is safe for residents. so we need to work with alco metal. we cant have multiple fires in one year and possibly triggering asthma for youth and families."and four years ago the fire department reports yet another dangerous case in which a propane tank exploded then flew across major streets and into a parked car nearly missing a person inside.but because the family owned business was

established in 1953 the city council has noted that they face limitations when imposing operational conditions beacuse the business was grandfathered in at the time it was annexed. ( marty ) that was kron 4's ella sogomonian. councilman thomas says he will bring up the continued concerns at the city council meeting on the next week. he plans on asking alco to work more closely with the fire department in an effort to prevent future fires. ( marty )4 your money this morning... the u-s saw another strong month of hiring. that's according to the latest jobs report. it says the economy added 201-thousand jobs last month... and the unemployment rate stayed near historic lows at three- point- nine percent. the economy has been on a roll lately. employers report trouble finding enough workers.. to fill their open positions. according to the report-- average hourly earnings grew three percent compared to a year ago. it is the strongest rate in nine years. that number is not adjusted for inflation though ... which has been rising in recent months. ( marty )if you have a few

shares of telsa's stock.. you probably noticed it's recent decline. this after tesla ceo elon musk apparently smoked pot on a pod-cast. it happened during an interview on the "joe rogan experience." musk also played with one of the flame throwers he manufactured. the behavior obviously troubled wall street --- especially since musk has been vocal about not sleeping much and just generally feeling overwhelmed. shares of tesla stock closed down 6 percent on friday... which also brought news that more top executives have resigned. including chief accounting officer dave morton... and human resources chief gaby toledano. ( marty )amazon is bringing its cashier-free "go" convenience stores to more cities. amazon posted job listings for several positions for the store on its website this week. amazon is not saying when the store will open or where it will be located. amazon has three "go" stores in seattle, with plans to open more in chicago and ásan francisco. the

"go" stores require customers to use the "amazon go" app to enter, and any products taken are automatically charged to their account when they leave. and while there are no cashiers... employees are still needed to stock shelves, prepare food, and answer questions. ( marty )in the north bay... if you are looking for a weekend activity, two nature preserves in sonoma county are now open to guests for the first time. both the gateway to the jenner headlands preserve and the pole mountain preserve opened friday. they're about 2 miles north of the town of jenner. these are photos of the jenner headlands preserve. the two areas combined total more than 6- thousand acres of coastal fields and forests. ( marty ) still ahead in sports... college football is back... with a top 20 showdown featuring u-s-c and stanford. j.r. stone has the highlights... next. (ácommercialá)

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the umpire said she was receiving coaching from her coach in the stands. you can see the gestures he makes. serena not happy about the warning.he's telling me to come on....i'm telling you that's not coaching i don't cheat to win i'd rather lose.a short time later serena gets frustrated and slams her racket on the ground. because she was given the warning for "cheating" she gets docked a point which causes her to lose a game. that's when things heat up.you owe me an apology...i have never cheated in my life....oc: you're a thief too williams would go on to lose the match to naomi osaka. osaka is just 20 years old and this was her first grand slam title but the

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( marty ) happening now -- hurricane olivia is currently inching towards the hawaiian islands...and reports say conditions aren't going to get better this weekend. support from the menlo park fire department is headed to hawai. and k-9 members -- vita and vader are on the way from the san francisco fire department. you can see them in these photos sent to us from the menlo park fire department. and on the east coast all eyes are on florence chruning towards the carolinas. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)high pressure will weaken slightly through monday, resulting in a few degrees of cooling today and

tomorrow. a more significant cooling trend is then forecast for tuesday and wednesday as an upper trough deepens along the west coast. slight warming is then anticipated late in the week. ( marty )in napa county -- the snell fire has grown to 17-hundred acres and is 10-

percent contained this morning. no word on what started this fire. this morning we have assistant fire marshall... paul lowenthal... of the santa rosa fire department on the phone with the latest... good morning paul. ( marty ) an earthquake rattled the east

bay saturday, causing bart service delays. it happened around one in the afternoon... when a 2-point-8 magnitude earthquake shook oakland. you can see the epicenter as the yellow star on this map. there are no reports of any injuries or damage. the u-s-g-s said about 400 people

reported on its website that they felt the quake. bart slowed down trains to inspect the tracks for quake damage. ( marty )you can now get to and from the warm springs bart station in one stop. riders no longer will need to transfer at the fremont station. bart plans on expanding direct service to the station monday through saturday. the service begins next week... for riders going to and from the warm springs - south fremont station on the orange and green lines. sunday service will remain unchanged, with orange line service to warm springs. green line service will return to a 5 a.m. start time... monday through friday. ( marty ) in the south bay... police in milpitas have arrested two people for attempted homicide... in connection to a stabbing that happened at a jack in the box. on august 30th.. officers responded to the jack in the box on south main street for a distrubance and vandalism inside the restaurant. officers found a 51-year-old man suffering from a stab

wound to his stomach. he was transported to the hospital with serious injuries. 20-year-old jose ignacio.. on the left, was arrested at his home the day after the stabbing. 19-year-old osbaldo cobos was arrested last week. they are currently being held at the santa clara county jail. ( marty ) a california jury found an oil pipeline company guilty of nine charges in a massive oil spill. about 140-thousand gallons of oil flooded into the pacific ocean, near santa barbara when a pipeline owned by plains all american pipeline ruptured in 20-15. the jury held the company responsible for knowingly discharging oil into state waters and failing to have an adequate response plan. that spill killed birds and other animals, which helped prosecutors prove their case. ( marty ) sentencing in the case is

scheduled for december. the company has said it plans to ask for a new trial. if that is granted, the three additional charges the jury declared a mistrial on - will be back on the table. coming up on kron 4 weekend morning.. a story of survial. babies who were treated in the intensive care unit come back and meet the nurses who cared for them. ♪ let's go.

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typical reunion ... babies, toddlers and even teenagers returned to the john muir medical center in walnut creek to celebrate the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit. the nic-u has saved the lives of thousands infants over the years... and hundreds of them were back to thank their doctors and nurses.

kron4's michelle kingston was there for the emotional reunion. michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"about 800 people were at saturday's party... many of them reuniting with the nurses that helped them at a critical time in their lives."(nat) "thats my baby brother holden maddox"little baby holden was born two months early ...but is gaining weight every day -- and getting sweet kisses from his big brother to help him grow sarah kuritz, mom "its hard to have your baby here but the nurses have been amazing."just outside the hospital ... kids who were just like holden just a few years ago are celebrating the neonatal intensive care unit where holden is being treatedstacy rossi, mom"it gives him a chance to meet other kids all of them at different stages medically and age wise and its just a great way to meet the families, great support and just a fun opportunity for the kids"hundreds of children and their families are reuniting with nurses and doctors who helped them grow to be where

they are todayjulie vignolo, rn/john muir medical center"we take care of the babies and make sure they are safe and medically stable and a big part of our job is to be there for the families and to help the moms and dads during a very stressful part of their life."the nicu at john muir medical center is celebrating 27 years of saving newborns ... they average about 400 admissions each year due to regional referrals for high risk deliveriesliz terreell, rn/john muir medical center "it's rewarding. this is why we do what we do is to see this day that they're healthy and they're thriving."holden and his mom are looking forward to next year when they can join in on the celebration sarah kuritz, momhes 3 weeks old now and hes doing really good but every day is another day i get to watch him grow and develop and i love itin walnut creek michelle kingston kron 4 news

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in the books, and hollywood is thinking about the holidays... and getting musical. here's david daniel with the hollywood minute. (singing) "the hills are alive with the sound of music..."and so are cinemas! "the sound of music" is returning to more than 600 u-s movie theaters, this sunday, september ninth, and next wednesday, september 12th. the much-loved musical won five oscars, including best picture and best director. "i finally discovered what being happy was."jewel is bringing back her "handmade holiday tour." the second annual event features the singer-songwriter and special guests, including family members, playing holiday classics and her own tunes, and before each show, audience members can made holiday gifts. ticket sales for the general public begin friday -- tour info at jewel-j-k dot-com. "welcome to our world!" speaking of the holidays, disney has dropped its final trailer for "the nutcracker and the four realms." helen mirren, mackenzie foy, keira knightley, and morgan freeman star in the new take on the classic ballet, which hits theaters november second. in

hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( dave )mostly sunny and mild, but cooling this week. your forecast is next ! ( marty )and... the snell fire county. we have the latest on the evacuations. ♪

well well well, what have we here? a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! with bats...and ghouls... and cars in disguise. i've cast quite a spell now... you won't believe your eyes! (laughter) the spell is cast. halloween time is back with spook-tacular experiences in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! (laughter) ( marty ) here is dave

spahr with the weather.

(dave) high pressure will weaken slightly through monday, resulting in a few degrees of cooling today and tomorrow. a more significant cooling trend is then forecast for tuesday and wednesday as an upper trough deepens along the west coast. slight warming is then anticipated late in the week.

( marty )a major wildfire is forcing mandatory evacuations in napa county. it started yesterday afternoon... forcing the closure of snell valley road and butts canyon road. kron 4s sara stinson joins us now live in-studio with the latest numbers on acres burned overnight. (sara)marty - the fire grew overnight and has now burned 19-hundred acres.the fire remains ten percent contained. you can see here the big plume of smoke that first billowed from the fire. here you see the flames raging. the fire spread rapidly after it erupted saturday afternoon along butts

canyon road and snell valley road.several resources were immediately responded...now nearly 400 firefighters are on the front lines from the ground up to the sky with air tanks.the berryessa estates neighborhood and homes along snell valley road are currently threathened,that's about 180 homes.other fires in recent years have forced evacuations in the same area in 20-14 and 20-15 so cal fire crews have experience fitting fires in the area.we just got off the phone with cal fire officials who say their biggest concern are the tons of people still in their homes who have chosen not to evacuate. (sara) if you haven't

evacuated yet from the area - there are still two evacuation centers open due to the fire. the pope valley farm center and the pope valley elementrary school. we put a list of areas under mandatory evacuation on our website kron4 dot com. (sara)cal fire says overnight they were able to create a barrier between homes and the fire - but again the wind could shift so it's always better to be safe than sorry. marty back to you... ( marty )thanks sara. and we first told you about the snell fire and evacuations in a push alert. stay on top of this story and all breaking news by downloading our kron4 news app today. ( marty ) i-5 in northern california remains closed this morning as the delta fire continues to burn with 5- percent containment this morning. the shasta county blaze has burned more than 40-thousand acres. steep terrain is making containment tough for fire

fighters. the shasta county sheriff's office has issused mandatory evacuations for residents along i- 5 and the surrounding area.

happened in the area of 34th avenue and salisbury street. officers say the shooting is being investigated as a homicide. no word on suspects at this time. ( marty ) also in the bay, two people are injured after a shooting at a barber shop in richmond. police say two men walked into the fadeaway barbershop on san pablo avenue... just after five last night and fired several shots. one man in the shop was hit by gunfire and a second person was injured from flying glass. both men suffered non-life threatening injuries. one suspected shooter was arrested three blocks from the shop after police say he fled the scene... police are still looking for the second shooter this morning. ( marty )coming up on the kron 4 weekend news.... a fire at an east bay scrap metal yard... has many questioning the businesses safety practices. ( marty )plus... we have the latest on containment efforts in the snell fire burning in napa county. ( marty )and after the break... that you can touch at the m

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this morning... the place with the most germs at an airport... may not be where you think. a new study says the plastic bins used in the security line for shoes, liquids and carry-ons... are hotbeds for viruses. researchers also examined surfaces of handrails, toilets, kiosk touchscreens, and toys in children's play areas. but security trays were found to have the ámost contamination. to help stop the spread of germs, travelers are encouraged to use hand sanitizer... and wash their hands thoroughly and frequently. ( marty ) california is set to become the first state in the country to ban ban cheap, short-term health insurance plans. those plans are pushed by the trump administration as a low-cost alternative to obamacare. new federal rules allow insurers to deny coverage to people with pre-existing conditions. insurers can also sell health insurance

plans that do not cover prescription drugs... and can exclude some services -- like maternity care. under obamacare, the short-term plans were allowed for only three months. but the trump administration allows short-term plans for up to 3 years. ( marty ) adults all over the world are not exercising enough. that's according to a new study by the world health organization. the study says in 20-16 more than a quarter of all adults were inadequately active... compared with 23 percent in 20-10. and levels of inactivity are twice as high in wealthier countries... compared to lower income countries. researchers say this could be linked to more sedentary jobs, and cars and public transit systems. they say you should aim for at least 150 minutes of moderate- intensity, or 75 minutes of vigorous intensity exercise each week. ( dave )

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look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather.

(dave)high pressure will weaken slightly through monday, resulting in a few degrees of cooling today and tomorrow. a more significant cooling trend is then forecast for tuesday and wednesday as an upper trough deepens along the west coast. slight warming is then anticipated late in the week.

( marty ) happening today... is the 9th annual oakland pride parade. this is video from last year. the parade kicks off at 10:30 a-m at city hall, on broadway and 14th street. it ends at 20th street. and thatwhere the oakland pride festival will open at 11 a-m. there is a ten dollar entrance fee to the festival... but the parade is free. there will be food.. drinks and live entertainment. ( marty ) another fire at an

east bay scrap metal yard is sparking questions about the companies safety practices. kron4's ella sogomonian has the details. alameda county fire fighters happened to drive by alco iron and metal and notice smoke that turned out to be coming from flames at the recycling site on doolittle drive and davis street in san leandro on friday.mechanic shop employees next door say this is just one more fire that's forced them to close early because of heavy smoke.sot: luis solorio, mechanic// "i guess one of the workers he came out and we asked him oh again and he was just like yeah they always leave the batteries there and must have been a spark. i was like ya'll better check that because it's the third time. and he said yeah i dont know why they dont just put the batteries where they are supposed to go. just a bunch of garbage on top of batteries of course something's going to

happen."although the cause of the latest blaze is still being investigated...council member lee thomas is concerned by the history of fires and emergency calls to the site...this being at least the second confirmed fire this year alone...sot: lee thomas, san leandro councilmember// "we want to make sure that that business is safe, and that that business is safe for its employees and that business is safe for residents. work with alco metal. we cant have multiple fires in one year and possibly triggering asthma for youth and families."and four years ago the fire department reports yet another dangerous ( marty ) that was kron 4's ella sogomonian. councilman thomas says he will bring up the continued concerns at the city council meeting on the next week. he plans on asking alco to work more closely with the fire department in an effort to prevent future fires. ( marty )4 your money this

morning... the u-s saw another strong month of hiring. that's according to the latest jobs report. it says the economy added 201-thousand jobs last month... and the unemployment rate stayed near historic lows at three- point- nine percent. the economy has been on a roll lately. employers report trouble finding enough workers.. to fill their open positions. according to the report-- average hourly earnings grew three percent compared to a year ago. it is the strongest rate in nine years. that number is not adjusted for inflation though ... which has been rising in recent months. ( marty )if you have a few shares of telsa's stock.. you probably noticed it's recent decline. this after tesla ceo elon musk apparently smoked pot on a pod-cast. it happened during an interview on the "joe rogan experience." musk also played with one of the flame throwers he manufactured. the behavior obviously troubled wall street --- especially since musk has been vocal about not sleeping much and just generally feeling overwhelmed. shares of

tesla stock closed down 6 percent on friday... which also brought news that more top executives have resigned. including chief accounting officer dave morton... and human resources chief gaby toledano. ( marty )in the north bay... if you are looking for a weekend activity, two nature preserves in sonoma county are now open to guests for the first time. both the gateway to the jenner headlands preserve and the pole mountain preserve opened friday. they're about 2 miles north of the town of jenner. these are photos of the jenner headlands preserve. the two areas combined total more than 6- thousand acres of coastal fields and forests. ( marty ) still ahead in sports... college football is back... with a top 20 showdown featuring u-s-c and stanford. j.r. stone has the highlights... next. live look outside... richmond bridge

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college football is back...and the bay area has one of the best teams in the country....number 10 stanford..taking on number 17 usc. beautiful day in palo alto... heisman hopeful bryce love...takes it from 6 yards out for the touchdown. 7-nothing cardinal....love:136 yards, 1 td, on 22 rries.4th quarter....stanford in control 17 to 3.... usc freshman phenom jt daniels tries to bring the trojans back... but his pass is intercepted by malik antoine to kill the drive..trojans lose, stanford wins this 17 to 3.big saturday afternoon in tennis. serena williams accusing the umpire at the u.s. open of sexism.she was initially given a warning. the umpire said she was receiving coaching from her coach in the stands. you can see the

gestures he makes. serena not happy about the warning.he's telling me to come on....i'm telling you that's not coaching i don't cheat to win i'd rather lose.a short time later serena gets frustrated and slams her racket on the ground. because she was given the warning for "cheating" she gets docked a point which causes her to lose a game. that's when things heat up.you owe me an apology...i have never cheated in my life....oc: you're a thief too williams would go on to lose the match to naomi osaka. osaka is just 20 years old and this was her first grand slam title but the crowd boo'd for much of the time to protest the officiating. the argument is that the coaching call isn't usually addressed for men. serena said she will continue to fight for women's rights and congratulated osaka for the win.and that is sports.. have a great day.

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as king midas, i here, you will too.nt. your oil change comes with a tire rotation as well. ooo! i could put that on an airplane banner. our $19.99 oil change also includes a tire rotation. book an appointment online. ( marty ) happening now -- hurricane olivia is currently inching towards the hawaiian islands...and reports say conditions aren't going to get better this weekend. support from the menlo park fire department is headed to hawai. and k-9 members -- vita and vader are on the way from the san francisco fire department. you can see

them in these photos sent to us from the menlo park fire department. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)high pressure will weaken slightly through monday, resulting in a few degrees of cooling today and tomorrow. a more significant cooling trend is then forecast for tuesday and wednesday as an upper trough deepens along the west coast. slight warming is then anticipated late in the week.

( marty )in napa county -- the snell fire has grown to 19-hundred acres and is 10- percent contained this morning. no word on what started this fire. two evacuation

centers in the area are now open. one of them is the pope valley farm center, located on 58-hundred pope valley road. and neighborhoods that are under a mandatory evacuation are all on kron4 dot com. ( marty )an earthquake rattled the east bay saturday, causing bart service delays. it happened around one in the afternoon... when a 2-point-8 magnitude earthquake shook oakland. you can see the epicenter as the yellow star on this map. there are no reports of any injuries or damage. the u-s-g-s said about 400 people reported on its website that they felt the quake. bart slowed down trains to inspect the tracks for quake damage. ( marty )you can now get to and from the warm springs bart station in one stop. riders no longer will need to transfer at the fremont station. bart plans on expanding direct service to the station monday through saturday. the service begins next week... for riders going to and from the warm springs - south fremont station on the orange and green lines. sunday service will remain unchanged,

with orange line service to warm springs. green line service will return to a 5 a.m. start time... monday through friday. ( marty ) in the south bay... police in milpitas have arrested two people for attempted homicide... in connection to a stabbing that happened at a jack in the box. on august 30th.. officers responded to the jack in the box on south main street for a distrubance and vandalism inside the restaurant. officers found a 51-year-old man suffering from a stab wound to his stomach. he was transported to the hospital with serious injuries. 20-year-old jose ignacio.. on the left, was arrested at his home the day after the stabbing. 19-year-old osbaldo cobos was arrested last week. they are currently being held at the santa clara county jail. ( marty ) a california jury found an oil pipeline company guilty of nine charges in a massive oil spill. about 140-thousand gallons of oil flooded into the pacific ocean, near santa barbara when a pipeline owned by plains all american pipeline ruptured in 20-15.

the jury held the company responsible for knowingly discharging oil into state waters and failing to have an adequate response plan. that spill killed birds and other animals, which helped prosecutors prove their case. ( marty ) sentencing in the case is scheduled for december. the company has said it plans to ask for a new trial. if that is granted, the three additional charges the jury declared a mistrial on - will be back on the table. ( marty ) a group of sacramento high school students walked out of class friday morning.... demanding board members meet with them to make some changes to school policies. between one to two- hundred students refused to go to class friday. that

cost the school district money... as it loses state funding for every period that the students miss. staff members are also speaking out saying students were furious when returned from summer break to find that many teachers and support staff had been let go. other demands for change include the dress code... and changes to the amount of time students are allowed on campus after school is let out for the day.

back on the campaign trail. "hello california!"president obama campaigning in sourthern california--- and lending some political star power to seven congressional races. former president barack obama: "they've stepped up. they're fired up, they're ready to go!" saturday's rally ends obama's absence from political events since leaving the white house. obama making it clear his days on the political sidelines are over.former president barack obama: "if we don't step up. things can get worse." stumping in orange county--- a conservative pocket of california which went blue in 2016 for the first time since the great depression. obama, now touting these seven democratic house candidates running in the same gop-held districts hillary clinton won in 2016.former president barack obama: "if these candidates win, i'm obsolutely confident that washington will start to work better! and when washington starts working better we are going to fix the problems that this country faces."democrats say the seats are key to take back control of the house in november. they hope obama's appearance will engergize the party's voters to get out the vote in the midterms. eric bauman, california democratic party chair: "ronald reagan used to say orange county is where conservatives go to retire and

die. i've got news for him. the big blue wave starts right here in orange county!" former president barack obama: "are you ready to get to work?! are you ready to get to work"i'm kim hutcherson reporting. ( marty )following his california visit, obama will travel to ohio next thursday for an event for the democratic gubernatorial candidate. coming up on kron 4 weekend morning.. a story of survial. babies who were treated in the intensive care unit come back and meet the nurses who cared for them.

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babies, toddlers and even teenagers returned to the john muir medical center in walnut creek to celebrate the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit. the nic-u has saved the lives of thousands infants over the years... and hundreds of them were back to thank their doctors and nurses. kron4's michelle kingston was there for the emotional reunion. michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"about 800 people were at saturday's party... many of them reuniting with the nurses that helped them at a critical time in their lives."(nat) "thats my baby brother holden maddox"little baby holden was born two months early ...but is gaining weight every day -- and getting sweet kisses from his big brother to help him grow sarah kuritz, mom "its hard to have your baby here but the nurses have been amazing."just outside the hospital ... kids who were just like holden just a few years ago are celebrating the neonatal intensive care unit where holden is being treatedstacy rossi, mom"it gives him a chance to meet other kids all

of them at different stages medically and age wise and its just a great way to meet the families, great support and just a fun opportunity for the kids"hundreds of children and their families are reuniting with nurses and doctors who helped them grow to be where they are todayjulie vignolo, rn/john muir medical center"we take care of the babies and make sure they are safe and medically stable and a big part of our job is to be there for the families and to help the moms and dads during a very stressful part of their life."the nicu at john muir medical center is celebrating 27 years of saving newborns ... they average about 400 admissions each year due to regional referrals for high risk deliveriesliz terreell, rn/john muir medical center "it's rewarding. this is why we do what we do is to see this day that they're healthy and they're thriving."holden and his mom are looking forward to next year when they can join in on the celebration sarah kuritz, momhes 3 weeks old now and hes doing really good but every day is another day i get to watch him grow

and develop and i love itin walnut creek michelle kingston kron 4 news ( marty ) still ahead... before you head out the front door this weekend... don't forget to slap on some sunscreen. but how much, and which one? our health expert karen owoc is here with the a-b-c's of sunscreen ... right after the break. sometimes, bipolar i disorder

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then forecast for tuesday and wednesday as an upper trough deepens along the west coast. slight warming is then anticipated late in the week.

studies show that those who regularly used sunscreens were more likely to burn than those who did not. our health expert, karen owoc, is here to explain why and what to do about it. why sunscreen users burn possible reasons for this finding are that sunscreen users: 1. may have a false sense of security. 2. justify staying outdoors loner. 3.

don't follow label directions properly. national health interview survey of 31,000 americans recently published in jama dermatology. commonly missed spots the most commonly overlooked areas when it comes to applying sunscreen are the most vulnerable to skin cancer. these body parts are exposed to the sun al-most daily and not covered up during the colder months. scalp: use an oil-free sunscreen (least greasy option for hair) if you're bald, shave your head, and on your

part. ears: cancer occurs frequently on the ears. eyelids: cancers often develop on the skin around the eyes. difficult to pro-tect with sunscreen if you don't want lotion in your eyes. wear wrap-around sunglasses with uv- blocking lenses. lips: one of the highest risk areas for squamous cell cancer. when they de-velop on the lips, there is the highest chance of spreading and 35% chance of recurrence. risk of death could be as high as 15%. hands: if you wash your hands after applying sunscreen, the backs of your hands end up

with zero sun protection. must reapply sunscreen onto backs of your hands after washing them (that includes after using the restroom too). remember the backs of your hands and arms are highly exposed when driving. back of the neck: this is a high-risk zone for basal and squamous cell can-cer. even if your have long hair, it needs sunscreen. back: according to the american cancer society, men are particularly at high risk of developing deadly melanoma on their backs. the back is a difficult area to apply sunscreen and often

leads to severe sunburns. if you've had 5 or more blistering sunburns, your risk of melanoma is increased by 80% and your risk of non- melanoma skin cancer is increased by 68%. feet: if wearing sandals or have bare feet, your skin can burn easily. apply sunscreen to tops of the feet. date and shake your sunscreen mark the date that you opened the sunscreen with a waterproof marker if there is no expiration date. sunscreens are meant to maintain their original potency for 3 years. shake it to distribute the active ingredients throughout the product. use enough sunscreen face - 1 teaspoon body - 1 ounce (a shot glass full) - about 1 tsp. per body part apply 15 to 30 minutes before going outside. reapply every 2 hours or immediately after swimming, sweating, or washing your hands. the abcs of sunscreens - lotion vs.

spray; chemical vs mineral 1. chemical sunscreens (contain octinoxate and oxybenzone) look for broad spectrum (uva/uvb protection) uva rays prematurely age the skin (wrinkling, age spots). uvb rays burn the skin. both cause cancer. there is no such thing as "waterproof" sunscreen or "sunblock". spf 30 blocks 97% uvb rays. sp50 blocks 98% uvb rays. spf 100 blocks 99% uvb rays. 2. mineral sunscreens are physical blocks (contain zinc oxide and titanium oxide) hawaii just signed a bill to ban chemical sunscreens (contain oxybenzone and octinoxate) because they are deemed potentially harmful to aquatic life. studies found these chemicals bleaching in coral reefs around the ♪

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everyone i'm marty gonzales here in the kron 4 studios, it's sunday september 9th, 2018. good morning. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)high pressure will weaken slightly through monday, resulting in a few degrees of cooling today and tomorrow. a more significant cooling trend is then forecast for tuesday and wednesday as an upper trough deepens along the west coast. slight warming is then anticipated late in the week.

( marty )a major wildfire is forcing mandatory evacuations in napa county. it started yesterday afternoon... forcing the closure of snell valley road and butts canyon road. kron 4s sara stinson joins us now live in-studio with the latest numbers on acres burned overnight. (sara)marty - the fire grew overnight and has now burned 19-hundred acres.the fire remains ten percent contained. you can see here the big plume of smoke that first billowed from the fire. you can see in the video a huge plume of smoke.the fire spread rapidly after it erupted saturday afternoon along butts canyon road and

snell valley road.several resources were immediately responded...now nearly 400 firefighters are on the front lines from the ground up.they could order more if need be. the berryessa estates neighborhood and homes along snell valley road are currently threathened,that's about 180 homes.other fires in recent years have forced evacuations in the same area in 20-14 and 20-15. so cal fire says they have experience fighting fires in this area.we just got off the phone with cal fire officials who say their biggest concern are the tons of people still in their homes who have chosen not to evacuate.

(sara) if you haven't evacuated yet from the area - there are still two evacuation centers open due to the fire. the pope valley farm center and the pope valley elementrary school. we put a list of areas under mandatory evacuation on our website kron4 dot com. (sara)cal fire says overnight they were able to create a barrier between homes and the fire - but again the wind could shift so it's always better to be safe than sorry. marty back to you... ( marty )thanks sara. and we first told you about the snell fire and evacuations in a push alert. stay on top of this story and all breaking news by downloading our kron4 news app today. ( marty ) i-5 in northern california remains closed this morning as the delta fire continues to burn with 5- percent containment this morning. the shasta county blaze has burned more than 40-thousand acres.

steep terrain is making containment tough for fire fighters. the shasta county sheriff's office has issused mandatory evacuations for residents along i- 5 and the surrounding area.

overnight ... oakland police are investigating a deadly shooting. this is a picture from o-p-d. it happened in the area of 34th avenue and salisbury street. officers say the shooting is being investigated as a homicide. no word on suspects at this time. ( marty ) also in the bay, two people are injured after a shooting at a barber shop in richmond. police say two men walked into the fadeaway barbershop on san pablo avenue... just after five last night and fired several shots. one man in the shop was hit by gunfire and a second person was injured from flying glass. both men suffered non-life threatening injuries. one suspected shooter was arrested three blocks from the shop after police say he fled the scene... police are still looking for the second shooter this morning. ( marty ) in world news... the death toll is up to 37 following the six-point-seven earthquake that struck japan last week. this is video of the quake the moment it hit. rescue workers are

using backhoes and shovels to search for the missing. at least two people remain missing. at least 400 people were injured. the earthquake also triggered landslides that buried homes. ( marty )coming up on the kron 4 weekend news.... a fire at an east bay scrap metal yard... has many questioning the businesses safety practices. ( marty )plus... we have the latest on containment efforts in the snell fire burning in napa county. ( marty )and after the break... it's the dirtiest item that you can touch at the airport... and there's almost no way to avoid it. just when you thought you were done painting...

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this morning... the germiest place in an airport... may not be where you think. a new study says the plastic bins used in the security line for shoes, liquids and carry-ons... are hotbeds for viruses. researchers also examined surfaces of handrails, toilets, kiosk touchscreens, and toys in

children's play areas. but security trays were found to have the ámost contamination. to help stop the spread of germs, travelers are encouraged to use hand sanitizer... and wash their hands thoroughly and frequently. ( marty ) california is set to become the first state in the country to ban ban cheap, short-term health insurance plans. those plans are pushed by the trump administration as a low-cost alternative to obamacare. new federal rules allow insurers to deny coverage to people with pre-existing conditions. insurers can also sell health insurance plans that do not cover prescription drugs... and can exclude some services -- like maternity care. under obamacare, the short-term plans were allowed for only three months. but the trump administration allows short-term plans for up to 3 years. ( marty ) adults all over the world are not exercising enough. that's according to a new study by the world health organization. the study says in 20-16 more than a quarter of all adults were inadequately active... compared with 23 percent in

20-10. and levels of inactivity are twice as high in wealthier countries... compared to lower income countries. researchers say this could be linked to more sedentary jobs, and cars and public transit systems. they say you should aim for at least 150 minutes of moderate- intensity, or 75 minutes of vigorous intensity exercise each week. ( dave ) don't call it a comeback. i've been here for years. rockin' my peers. puttin' suckas in fear. don't you dare stare.

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(dave)high pressure will weaken slightly through monday, resulting in a few degrees of cooling today and tomorrow. a more significant cooling trend is then forecast for tuesday and wednesday as an upper trough deepens along the west coast. slight warming is then anticipated late in the week. ( marty ) 9th annual oakland pride

parade. this is video from last year. the parade kicks off at 10:30 a-m at city hall, on broadway and 14th street. it ends at 20th street. and thats where the oakland pride festival will open at 11 a-m. there is a ten dollar entrance fee to the festival... but the parade is free. there will be food.. drinks and live entertainment. ( marty ) another fire at an east bay scrap metal yard is sparking questions about the companies safety practices.

kron4's ella sogomonian has the details. alameda county fire fighters happened to drive by alco iron and metal and notice smoke that turned out to be coming from flames at the recycling site on doolittle drive and davis street in san leandro on friday.mechanic shop employees next door say this is just one more fire that's forced them to close early because of heavy smoke.sot: luis solorio, mechanic// "i guess one of the workers he came out and we asked him oh again and he was just like yeah they always leave the batteries there and must have been a spark. i was like ya'll better check that because it's the third time. and he said yeah i dont know why they dont just put the batteries where they are supposed to go. just a bunch of garbage on top of batteries of course something's going to happen."although the cause of the latest blaze is still being investigated...council member lee thomas is concerned by the history of fires and emergency calls to the site...this being at least the

second confirmed fire this year alone...sot: lee thomas, san leandro councilmember// "we want to make sure that that business is safe, and that that business is safe for its employees and that business is safe for residents. so we need to work with alco metal. we cant have multiple fires in one year and possibly triggering asthma for youth and families."and four years ago the fire department reports yet another dangerous case in which a propane tank exploded then flew across major streets and into a parked car nearly missing a person inside.but because the family owned business was established in 1953 the city council has noted that they face limitations when imposing operational conditions beacuse the business was grdfathered in at the time it was annexed. ( marty ) that was kron 4's ella sogomonian. councilman thomas says he will bring up the continued concerns at the city council meeting on the next week. he plans on asking alco to work more closely with the fire department in an effort to prevent future fires. ( marty )4 your money this morning... the u-s saw another strong month of hiring. that's according to the latest jobs report. it says the

economy added 201-thousand jobs last month... and the unemployment rate stayed near historic lows at three- point- nine percent. the economy has been on a roll lately. employers report trouble finding enough workers.. to fill their open positions. according to the report-- average hourly earnings grew three percent compared to a year ago. it is the strongest rate in nine years. that number is not adjusted for inflation though ... which has been rising in recent months. ( marty )amazon is bringing its cashier-free "go" convenience stores to more cities. amazon posted job listings for several positions for the store on its website this week. amazon is not saying when the store will open or where it will be located. amazon has three "go" stores in seattle, with plans to open more in chicago and ásan francisco. the "go" stores require customers to use the "amazon go" app to enter, and any products taken are automatically charged to

their account when they leave. and while there are no cashiers... employees are still needed to stock shelves, prepare food, and answer questions. ( marty )in the north bay... if you are looking for a weekend activity, two nature preserves in sonoma county are now open to guests for the first time. both the gateway to the jenner headlands preserve and the pole mountain preserve opened friday. they're about 2 miles north of the town of jenner. these are photos of the jenner headlands preserve. the two areas combined total more than 6- thousand acres of coastal fields and forests. ( marty ) still ahead in sports... college football is back... with a top 20 showdown featuring u-s-c and stanford. j.r. stone has the highlights... next. live look outside... richmond bridge

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college football is back...and the bay area has one of the best teams in the country....number 10 stanford..taking on number 17 usc. beautiful day in palo alto... heisman hopeful bryce love...takes it from 6 yards out for the touchdown. 7-nothing cardinal....love:136 yards, 1 td, on 22 carries.4th quarter....stanford in control 17 to 3.... usc freshman phenom jt daniels tries to bring the trojans back... but his pass is intercepted by

malik antoine to kill the drive..trojans lose, stanford wins this 17 to 3.big saturday afternoon in tennis. serena williams accusing the umpire at the u.s. open of sexism.she wainitially given a warning. the umpire said she was receiving coaching from her coach in the stands. you can see the gestures he makes. serena not happy about the warning.he's telling me to come on....i'm telling you that's not coaching i don't cheat to win i'd rather lose.a short time later serena gets frustrated and slams her racket on the ground. because she was given the warning for "cheating" she gets docked a point which causes her to lose a game. that's when things heat up.you owe me an apology...i have never cheated in my life....oc: you're a thief toowilliams would go on to lose the match to naomi osaka. osaka is just 20 years old and this was her first grand slam title but the crowd boo'd for much of the time to protest the officiating. the argument is that the coaching call isn't usually addressed for men. serena said she will continue to fight for women's rights and congratulated osaka for the win.and that is sports.. have a great day. ( marty ) here's a live look at the

embarcadero this morning.

( marty ) happening now -- hurricane olivia is currently inching towards the hawaiian islands...and reports say conditions aren't going to get better this weekend. support from the menlo park fire department iheaded to hawai. and k-9 members -- vita and vader are on the way from the san francisco fire department. you can see them in these photos sent to us from the menlo park fire department. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast...

(dave)high pressure will weaken slightly through monday, resulting in a few degrees of cooling today and tomorrow. a more significant cooling trend is then forecast for tuesday and wednesday as an upper trough deepens along the west coast. slight warming is then

anticipated late in the week. the east bay saturday, causing bart service delays. it happened around one in the afternoon... when a 2-point-8

magnitude earthquake shook oakland. you can see the epicenter as the yellow star on this map. there are no reports of any injuries or damage. the u-s-g-s said about 400 people reported on its website that they felt the quake. bart slowed down trains to inspect the tracks for quake damage. ( marty )you can now get to and from the warm springs bart station in one stop. riders no longer will need to transfer at the fremont station. bart plans on expanding direct service to the station monday through saturday. the service begins next week... for riders going to and from the warm springs - south fremont station on the orange and green lines. sunday service will remain unchanged, with orange line service to warm springs. green line service will return to a 5 a.m. start time... monday through friday. ( marty ) in the south bay... police in milpitas have arrested two people for attempted homicide... in connection to a stabbing that

happened at a jack in the box. on august 30th.. officers responded to the jack in the box on south main street for a distrubance and vandalism inside the restaurant. officers found a 51-year-old man suffering from a stab wound to his stomach. he was transported to the hospital with serious injuries. 20-year-old jose ignacio.. on the left, was arrested at his home the day after the stabbing. 19-year-old osbaldo cobos was arrested last week. they are currently being held at the santa clara county jail. ( marty ) a california jury found an oil pipeline company guilty of nine charges in a massive oil spill. about 140-thousand gallons of oil flooded into the pacific ocean, near santa barbara when a pipeline owned by plains all american pipeline ruptured in 20-15. the jury held the company responsible for knowingly discharging oil into state waters and failing to have an adequate response plan. that spill killed birds and other animals, which helped

prosecutors prove their case. ( marty ) sentencing in the case is scheduled for december. the company has said it plans to ask for a new trial. if that is granted, the three additional charges the jury declared a mistrial on - will be back on the table. ( marty ) a group of sacramento high school students walked out of class friday morning.... demanding board members meet with them to make some changes to school policies. between one to two- hundred students refused to go to class friday. that cost the school district money... as it loses state funding for every period that the students miss. staff members are also speaking out saying students were furious when returned from summer

break to find that many teachers and support staff had been let go. other demands for change include the dress code... and changes to the amount of time students are allowed on campus after school is let out for the day.

called "gutless." in his calls for an investigation, the president cited national security. he noted, the person responsible should not be attending high level meetings. however... no classified information was revealed, and there is no indication the op-ed violated any crime. ( marty ) former trump campaign adviser george papadopoulos was sentenced in federal court friday to 14- days in behind bars.. papadopoulos was a reign policy adviser to the trump campaign... he pleaded guilty to lying to the f-b-i as part of the russia investigation. coming up on kron 4 weekend morning.. a story of survial. babies who were treated in the intensive care unit come back and meet the nurses who cared for them. (ácommercialá)

♪ well well well, what have we here? a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! with bats...and ghouls... and cars in disguise. i've cast quite a spell now... you won't believe your eyes! (laughter) the spell is cast. halloween time is back with spook-tacular experiences in disneyland and disney california adventure parks!

(laughter) ( marty ) this not your

typical reunion ... babies, toddlers and even teenagers returned to the john

muir medical center in walnut creek to celebrate the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit. the nic-u has saved the lives of thousands infants over the years... and hundreds of them were back to thank their doctors and nurses. kron4's michelle kingston was there for the emotional reunion. michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"about 800 people were at saturday's party... many of them reuniting with the nurses that helped them at a critical time in their lives."(nat) "thats my baby brother holden maddox"little baby holden was born two months early ...but is gaining weight every day -- and getting sweet kisses from his big brother to help him grow sarah kuritz, mom "its hard to have your baby here but the nurses have been amazing."just outside the hospital ... kids who were just like holden just a few years ago are celebrating the neonatal intensive care unit where holden is being treatedstacy rossi, mom"it gives him a chance to meet other kids all

of them at different stages medically and age wise and its just a great way to meet the families, great support and just a fun opportunity for the kids"hundreds of children and their families are reuniting with nurses and doctors who helped them grow to be where they are todayjulie vignolo, rn/john muir medical center"we take care of the babies and make sure they are safe and medically stable and a big part of our job is to be there for the families and to help the moms and dads during a very stressful part of their life."the nicu at john muir medical center is celebrating 27 years of saving newborns ... they average about 400 admissions each year due to regional referrals for high risk deliveriesliz terreell, rn/john muir medical center "it's rewarding. this is why we do what we do is to see this day that they're healthy and they're thriving."holden and his mom are looking forward to next year when they can join in on the celebration sarah kuritz, momhes 3 weeks old now and hes doing really

good but every day is another day i get to watch him grow and develop and i love itin walnut creek michelle kingston kron 4 news ( marty ) still ahead... before you head out the front door this weekend... don't forget to slap on some sunscreen. but how much, and which one? our health expert karen owoc is here with the a-b-c's of sunscreen ... right after the break.

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weaken slightly through monday, resulting in a few degrees of cooling today and tomorrow. a more significant cooling trend is then forecast for tuesday and wednesday as an upper trough deepens along the west coast.

slight warming is then anticipated late in the week.

studies show that those who regularly used sunscreens were more likely to burn than those who did not. our health expert, karen owoc, is here to explain why and what to do about it. why sunscreen users burn possible reasons for this finding are that sunscreen users: 1. may have a false sense of security. 2. justify staying outdoors loner. 3. don't follow label directions properly. national health interview survey of 31,000 americans recently published in jama dermatology. commonly

missed spots the most commonly overlooked areas when it comes to applying sunscreen are the most vulnerable to skin cancer. these body parts are exposed to the sun al-most daily and not covered up during the colder months. scalp: use an oil-free sunscreen (least greasy option for hair) if you're bald, shave your head, and on your part. ears: cancer occurs frequently on the ears. eyelids: cancers often develop on the skin around the eyes. difficult to pro-tect with sunscreen if you don't want lotion in your eyes. wear wrap-around sunglasses with uv- blocking lenses. lips: one of the highest risk areas for squamous cell cancer. when they de-velop on the lips, there is the highest chance of spreading and 35% chance of recurrence. risk of death could be as high as 15%. hands: if you wash your hands

after applying sunscreen, the backs of your hands end up with zero sun protection. must reapply sunscreen onto backs of your hands after washing them (that includes after using the restroom too). remember the backs of your hands and arms are highly exposed when driving. back of the neck: this is a high-risk zone for basal and squamous cell can-cer. even if your ha long hair, it needs sunscreen. back: according to the american cancer society, men are particularly at high risk of developing deadly melanoma on their backs. the back is a difficult area to apply sunscreen and often leads to severe sunburns. if you've had 5 or more blistering sunburns, your risk of melanoma is increased by 80% and your risk of non- melanoma skin cancer is increased by 68%. feet: if wearing sandals or have bare feet, your skin can burn easily. apply sunscreen to tops of the feet. date and shake your sunscreen mark the date that you opened the sunscreen with a waterproof marker if there is no

expiration date. sunscreens are meant to maintain their original potency for 3 years. shake it to distribute the active ingredients throughout the product. use enough sunscreen face - 1 teaspoon body - 1 ounce (a shot glass full) - about 1 tsp. per body part apply 15 to 30 minutes before going outside. reapply every 2 hours or immediately after swimming, sweating, or washing your hands. the abcs of sunscreens - lotion vs. spray; chemical vs mineral 1. chemical sunscreens (contain octinoxate and oxybenzone) look for broad spectrum (uva/uvb protection) uva rays prematurely age the skin (wrinkling, age spots). uvb rays burn the skin. both cause cancer. there is no such thing as "waterproof" sunscreen or "sunblock". spf 30 blocks 97% uvb rays. spf 50 blocks 98% uvb rays. spf 100 blocks 99% uvb rays. 2. mineral sunscreens are physical blocks (contain zinc oxide and titanium oxide) hawaii just signed a bill to ban chemical sunscreens (contain oxybenzone and octinoxate) because they are deemed potentially harmful to aquatic life. studies found these chemicals cause coral bleaching in coral reefs around the world. in the past 6 years, none of the tested mineral sunscreens offered superior uva/uvb protection or met their labeled spf. 3. sprays don't use sprays on

children. don't spray directly on your face. spray on hands first, then apply to the face. sprays are flammable! avoid open flames or any material that can throw sparks even if your skin feels dry. 4. lip balms must be spf 30 or higher and reapply every 2 hours. apply on both upper and lower lip. you're 12 times more likely to develop cancer on the lower lip than on the upper lip. the takeaway: wear sunscreen even on cloudy days uvb rays are more prevalent in the summer and between 10:00 am and 4:00 pm. uva rays are still prevalent regardless of the season or weather however, and can pass through glass, light clouds, can reflect off water, sand, concrete, and snow, and can reach below the water's surface. so even though you may not burn, you are being exposed to the uva rays that are less intense but cause aging skin and skin cancer.

( marty ) music legend elton john kicked off his final world concert tour in allentown, pennsylvania. "the farewell yellow brick road tour" is more than 300 shows across five continents. it's scheduled to last until 20-21. john says the shows will feature never- before-seen graphics and video content from his 50-year career. and the 71- year-old says once the final

concert takes place, he will retire from life on the road, and focus on family. adlib seven day. thats kron 4 news weekend for this sunday morning... i'm marty gonzalez. from all of us thanks for watching. join us for kron4 news at eight tonight. ♪

well well well, what have we here? a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! with bats...and ghouls... and cars in disguise. i've cast quite a spell now... you won't believe your eyes! (laughter) the spell is cast. halloween time is back with spook-tacular experiences

in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! (laughter)

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