( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)lingering showers will continue over the north bay early this morning with dry weather conditions elsewhere. widespread rainfall appears likely late monday into tuesday as an upper level system approaches the coast. dry conditions return by late wednesday with temperatures generally near to below seasonal averages through thforecast period.

( marty ) a big story we are following this morning... runway maitenance work at the san francisco airport has caused hundreds of cancelations and delays impacting passengers over

night and this morning. kron 4's sara stinson is live at sfo with the latest. sara. ( sara )marty - the two runways that have been under maitenance are expected to re- open right now actually...but hundreds of flights have been canceled so right now i'm working to confirm if any flights this morning will be impacted.take vo:airport officials say the runways being repaired are among the most heavily used surfaces at s-f-o. when the two runways closed - it caused 112 flight cancellations and 347 delays yesterday.many people were forced to figure out another way to get where they were going.flyers were standing by to see what their airline could do to accomodate. but it was a frustrating experience for those waiting for hours on end.sot: janice reckurd, flight delayed//"i should have been in eureka at 10:20 this morning and the ni should have been there at 5 something and

now its midnight and i have to drive an hour and a half after that. so that's how it happened."( sara )i'm in contact with airport officials to see if there will be any more impacts on flights happening this morning.as for the passengers from yesterday - many of them are still figuring out when they can get to their live at s-f-o, sara stinson, kron four news.## . ( marty ) thanks, sara. we will check back with you through out the morning. through out with you check back we will sara. thanks, ( marty )( marty ) thanks, sara. thanks, ( marty ) thanks, sara. we will

sara. thanks, sara. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( marty ) in the north bay... 67 animal rights activists were arrested saturday after taking over a chicken farm near petaluma. these are pictures from the scene. the protestors claim that the rm houses thousands of birds in inhumane conditions. the demonstrators are from the berkeley-based group "direct action everywhere." the 67 people arrested face charges of felony burglary... felony conspiracy and misdemeanor tresspassing. ( marty ) happening today... voters in oakland can listen to nine of the city's mayoral candidates including current mayor libby schaaf. that forum will be held from 4:00 to 5:30 this evening at temple sinai. that is located at 28th and webster streets. before the forum the candidates will host hour long informal-conversations. the event is free and open to the public.

( marty ) another big story we are following this morning...tesla's elon musk is stepping down as board chairman, but will remain the company c-e-o. and the company is expected to pay a massive fine as part of a settlement with the securities and exchange commission. kron 4's hermela aregawi has pkgelon musk just lost his job as chairman of tesla..as part of a new settlement with the securities and exchange commission.. he will no longer represent the company's shareholders in a lawsuit filed thursday... the sec says.. musk grossly mislead shareholders in an august 7th tweetsteven peikin/co-director of the secs enforcement divisionmusk's tweets were false and misleading. in the tweet.. musk said this.. "am considering taking tesla private at 420-dollars per share. funding secured."tesla has been publically traded since 2010...going private means current shareholders would have a chance to sell their stocks at a higher price..but the sec says..

there's no evidence that was set to happen.stephanie avakian/securities and exchange commissionat the time he made these statements, musk had not secured funding for the proposed transaction. to the contrary we alleged he had not even discussed key deal terms including price with any potential source of funding within hours of the tweet.. tesla trading was halted.. but musk's claim had already driven stock prices up.steven peikin/co-director of the secs enforcement divisionat the end of the trading day on august 7th, tesla stock closed at $379 per share, up more than 6% from its price just prior to the initial tweet.the commission also says.. musk used a formula that valued the stocks at 20% more than they were worth.. and then had a little fun at the expensive of shareholders. steven peikin/co- director of the secs enforcement divisionand then rounding up to $420 because of the significance of that number in marijuana culture and his belief that his girlfriend would be amused by it.

( marty ) happening today... the blue angels will be arriving in the bay area for fleet week which officially gets underway tomorrow. and kron 4 is your fleetweek station. ships will be docked along the san francisco waterfront... and they will be open to visitors beginning wednesday. the parade of ships will take place on friday followed by fleet week's signature aerial acrobatics show. that show will take place on saturday and sunday. and of course you can catch it all right here on kron 4. ( marty ) coming up on kron 4 news weekend... the f-b-i reaches out to more women accusing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual misconduct. and now... some senators are facing increased pressure to vote against his confirmation. ( marty ) and a teen boy attacked by a shark of the southern california coast... we will hear from one of the people who came to teh boy's rescue. ( marty ) and after the break... why honda is

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morning... honda is recalling one and a half million cars in the u.s. to replace takata front passenger air bag inflaters. the recall covers honda and acura vehicles. it comes ahead of the government ordered schedule for airbag recalls. the faulty inflaters are part of the largest auto recalls in u.s. history... affecting 37 million vehicles. ( marty ) walmart has filed a patent for a shopping cart that would track your stress levels while you shop. the shopping cart would track shoppers' heart rates, temperatures and how strongly they're gripping the handle. the cart would use this data to figure out whether shoppers are stressed and when they might need help. employees would then be sent to the shopper to check things out. ( marty ) amazon may be getting into more businesses. a new application suggests that the e-commerce giant is

moving forward on selling its own line of jewelry. and amazon is investing in a homebuilder... backing a company that builds pre- fabricated homes called plant prefab. ( dave )a few early showers and drizzle, gives way to afternoon sunshine. but more earnest rain to come this week. we'll check your forecast next ! do you need the most trusted battery

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yesterday at point reyes national seashore. rain coming down and more rain could be hitting california this week. officials in southern california are reminding people that rain in

the area of recent wild fires could lead to mudslides and dangerous debris flow. toss to weather. (dave)lingering showers will continue over the north bay early this morning with dry weather conditions elsewhere. widespread rainfall appears likely late monday into tuesday as an upper level system approaches the coast. dry conditions return by late wednesday with temperatures generally near to below seasonal averages through the forecast period.

( marty ) ( marty ) another big

story we will be following all week long... the f-b-i investigation into supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. the fbi has reached out to deborah ramirez, she's the second woman to accuse judge kavanaugh of inappropriate sexual behavior. the request to interview ramirez comes as the agency is underway with an investigation of christine blaw-sey ford's allegations of sexual assault

against kavanaugh. an attorney for ramirez confirmed the fbi has requested to interview his client, and that she plans to cooperate. ramirez claims kavanaugh exposed himself to her at a party years ago when the two were students at yale. ( marty ) and as the f-b-i investigation into kavanaugh continues... there is growing pressure on two key senators to vote against his confirmation to the supreme court. kaylee hartung has the details. natstensions so high in senator susan collins' portland office today, cops were called to keep the peace. natsin mainenats...and alaska, home of senator lisa murkowskinats...tears and bullhorns...nats...part of the public campaign to convince the two undecided republican senators to oppose brett kavanaugh's nomination to the supreme court.hillary shende, maine resident: "it's huge in some ways, because it all comes down to the senators from maine and alaska. and yet on the other hand, she just needs to do the right thing. this shouldn'tactually be a

discussion. it shouldn't even be ... it shouldn't even be a difficult decision."buttedjoan wilson, alaska resident: "i'm a democrat alaska resident: "i'm a democrat alaska resident: "i'm a democrat and i voted for her. i was one of the people who signed in her name when she said she was going to stand up for women, i would never vote for her again. the effort to persuade collins and murkowski - also playing out on television in their home states.nats - tv adin portland, april humphrey organized a sit-in she hoped would draw 15 to 20 people.nats ...instead, hundreds showed up. natsapril humphry, protest organizer: "to have so many people come out on such short notice, it just was organic. this was not some sort of concerted effort to mobilize people and get people out. people want to come out they want their voices to be heard and they feel like their voices aren't being heard."nats protesters gathered in the plaza outside the office, and soon packed inside the

senator's office.natsone staffer inundated - patiently taking notes and trying to keep order.natskristen smith, maine resident: "i have called her maine resident: "i have called her office 17 times a day. i was traveling overseas and even trying to call on my skype account, and her voicemail boxes have been full. but i wanted my face to be seen and my voice to be heard." ( marty ) that was kaylee hartung reporting for us this morning. judge kavanaugh has denied all of the allegations against him. the f-b-i has until the end of the week to wrap up its investigation. ( marty ) another big story we are following... a shark attack off the southern california coast. a 13-year-old boy was attacked

saturday morning as he was lobster diving in waters off of encinitas, near san diego. this is video of the rescue given to us by a viewer. the boy was rushed to a hospital with injuries to his upper body. witnesses say the boy was conscious and talking to bystanders as he was treated at the beach. but he is listed in critical condition this morning. the victim was rescued by some people in the water who heard the commotion.

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look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)lingering showers will continue over the north bay early this morning with dry weather conditions elsewhere. widespread rainfall appears likely late monday into tuesday as an upper level

system approaches the coast. dry conditions return by late wednesday with temperatures generally near to below seasonal averages through the forecast period.

( marty ) another big story we are following this morning... starting early next year...you should see more security at bart stations. bart approved hiring 10 new inspectors, to catch people who arent paying their fares. kron 4's lydia pantazes has the details... soon you'll be see ing more fare inspectors on bart.those are the people that check your ticket to make sure you paid to ride bart.the bart board of directors voted 7-2 to hire 10 additional fare inspectors and expand the teams to nights and weekends. a bart spokesmen says fare inspectors increase police presence on-board trains and platforms, deter fare evasion, encourage compliance over time, and help send a message of customer equity.bart currently has six fare inspectors who work during the day on weekdays.in january, bart police started enforcing a new proof of payment ordinance allowing

fare inspectors to check for valid fare inside the bart system. since march, 3,813 citations have been issued.the new officers will start working in the beginning of 2019.fare citations are civil with a fine of $55 for juveniles and $75 for adults. community service is an option. lydia pantazes kron4 news. ( marty ) ( marty ) in san

francisco... the muni system will be getting a major facelift. muni received a three and a half million dollar federal grant to replace and upgrade buses and facilities. the grant is part of a federal government program to improve bus infrastructure nationwide. ( marty ) tomorrow marks the one year anniversary of the mass shooting in las vegas that killed 58 people. greg zanis made a cross for each victim shortly after the shooting. he placed them at the iconic "welcome to las vegas" sign. that's close to mandalay bay hotel, where the tragic event took place. now he's bringing back the crosses to help people cope with the somber anniversary. ( marty )( marty ) them.">( marty ) zanis says starting today... he's going to hold a 58-hour vigil. that's a one hour vigil

for each person who was killed. ( marty ) on saturday some survivors of the shooting reunited in las vegas to mark one year since that tragedy. jackie kostek has the story. "i just needed to be with people that understood what happened and what was going." one year since the shooting. richard says he's felt isolated and lost. he lives in orville, california about 10 hours from las vegas, so finding other survivors to connect with has been a challenge."i need that comfort you support i need the love which i get from here." providing a safe space for survivors to share that support comfort and love with each other was the intention of organizer shannon bartlett and connie long. both survivors who didn't know each other before route 91, but are now close friends. long says she hopes today feels like a giant support group for her fellow survivors."to hopefully heal. get some pieces put back together. hug, love, remember, have some fun. drink some drinks. do the things that we

do. the reason that we were here last year."the day long reunion features eight bands, food trucks, a beer garden, games, shopping, and a resiliency center where survivors can speak to therapists or hang out with a therapy dog. long says the most important place in the park though is the remembrance wall a place where survivors can honor those who were lost. "i think about them. it's very strange to 58 people you never met. i think about who they were, what they were, what they were, what they did. it's healing for me." ( marty ) coming up on kron 4 news weekend... pg-and-e is taking new steps to help prevent future fires. live look outside... san mateo bridge.

( marty ) a big story we are following this morning... thousands of trees will be chopped down in an effort to prevent wildfires in california. the idea is to remove trees near power lines to reduce the risk of new fires. steve large has the story. this is the new normal for p-g- and-e in california extreme wildfire climate.supplies delivered to new staging areas where hundreds of tree-cutters are being hired to trim or remove trees along thousands of miles of pg-and-e power lines.there is lots of work. and even laundry services supplied at this amador county base camp.brandi merlo, pg&e spokesperson:"the crews in this camp that come to this camp, are all tree crews, certified tree crews that are able to do work near and around our power lines."there are now nine pg-and-e base camps like this one in the

northern california mountains where fire danger is high.don and nancy leach live in the community of pine grove, always in fear of the next big wildfire.don and nancy leach, pine grove residents:"it's on your mind all the time. it's always in the back of your head-yeah."p-g-and-e identifies and cut down several trees that were close to power lines on their property.nancy leach, pine grove resident:"they obviously have to become proactive . because being reactive in the past, just hasn't worked. and lots of people have lost their properties and their livelihoods."the new effort by p-g-and-e comes following the deadly 2015 butte fire in amador county. cal fire determined the fire sparked by p-g-and-e power lines hitting a tree.a judge found the utility liable.now new p-g- and-e base camps, serving wildfire prone communities. taking a proactive approach, before a disaster response is required. live look outside... san

francisco international airport.

dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)lingering showers will continue over the north bay early this morning with dry weather conditions elsewhere. widespread rainfall appears likely late monday into tuesday as an upper level system approaches the coast. dry conditions return by late wednesday with temperatures generally near to below seasonal averages through the forecast period. ( marty ) ( marty ) in indonesia rescue

workers are searching for survivors after a powerful earthquake triggered a tsunami, killing at least 830 people. the 7.5-magnitude earthquake hit friday followed by a tsunami... a ten foot wall of water smashed into buildings and swept away homes in the coastal city of palu.

officials say the death toll could climb in the coming days. electricity and communications have been cut off... making it difficult to assess the damage. ( marty ) today is the last day you can buy cherries at c-j olson's fruit stand. it's a south bay business that has been around for decades. the family owned shop is closing its doors and customers have been stopping by all week to say goodbye. kron4's michelle kingston has the story... (mk)michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"quite a few tears here from both customers and the owners, just so sad to see the end of this sunnyvale fruit stand."peter graves, customer"they've got excellent fruits, dried fruits, fresh fruits, jams."customers wiping away tears as they leave cj olson's fruit stand for the very last time ...saying goodbye the cherry pies, the dried apricots, fresh produce and the family owned shoppeter graves, customer"it's one more of the several of the quote old fashhioned stores going. you read them in the paper every day and see them on tv

every day and the new things just aren't the same as the old at least not in most instances."the store used to sit on the family's orchard -- but is now in a parking lot filled with new restaurants and shops ... the owner remembers what it was like when she worked here growing up deborah olson, owner"our customers have been the best and i've known them forever and there's a few that are still here that knew my grandmother so of course when they come in we both break out in tears but that's the best part of the whole thing is the love and affection that i have for them and that they have for all of us that work here." while you wont be able to come to this store after sunday, you will still be able to buy cj olson products at a number of bay area stores.in sunnyvale michelle kingston kron 4 news ( marty ) "put your best

foot forward." that was the theme for "first a-m-e" church's annual back-to-school shoe giveaway in oakland. this year's event filled up the parking lot outside the oakland coliseum and included kron four's pam moore. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with families grateful for the free gear. (philippe) vans... converse... anta and nike... nats- some of the world's largest footwear manufacturers... donating more than three-thousand pairs of shoes to alameda county families.jakaree ross/seven- year-old- "i feel really grateful and i feel really special." seven-year-old jakaree ross stood in line with his family for new kicks. anthony ross/father- "since this little dudes growing like a weed, most of his stuff went to him. so, this is perfect timing for him. he needs some new shoes." jakaree's father anthony says shoes, these days, are not cheap. anthony ross/father- "payless needs to be called paymore now, to be honest, haha."nats- "go that way with your mommy, boo. boom?" so, the generosity extended by first african methodist episcopal

church in oakland is touching for this family.anthony ross/father- "a lot of us don't, just don't got it. i mean between bills, cars, gas, school -- it's like, sometimes you just don't have that little extra to get some shoes for your kids if you need too. so, this was a big help, honestly." with the oakland-alameda county coliseum in the backdrop... it's a reminder for senior pastor doctor harold mayberry of how far this noble effort has come.nats- "what sized t-shirt?" when his congregation at first a-m-e church in oakland started this back-to-school giveaway 22- years ago... he and other volunteers gave out 400 pairs of shoes in the church lot.. on saturday more than eight- thousand people showed up.dr. harold mayberry/senior pastor- "we want young people throughout this county to understand that they are special and because they're special, we want them to be able to go to school and feel good about themselves."nats- world-renowned actor and a member of the first a-m-e congregation... delroy lindo was among the volunteers. flanked by his 17-year-old son who has also been apart of this giveway for a dozen years.delroy

lindo/actor- "i really believe in the mission of the church, which is to be actively and centrally engaged in the community, uh, that the church is apart of."nats- "4.5" well-respected journalist and kron four's own pam moore... nats- "watch you everyday." also donating her time.pam moore/kron 4- "we are so concious about what we wear and what we look, how we dress. so, that filters down to our children. so, if this is one less thing that they have to think about when they go to school, they can concentrate on their books and not whose talking about what they have on."nats- "oh, that's so cool." within the next three years, pastor mayberry hopes the number of donated shoes available for the giveaway will nearly double. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) coming up after the break... a goodwill worker is shocked to find thousands of dollars in a donation box. live look outside... san francisco embarcadero.

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the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)lingering showers will continue over the north bay early this morning with dry weather conditions elsewhere. widespread rainfall appears likely late monday into tuesday as an upper level system approaches the coast.

dry conditions return by late wednesday with temperatures generally near to below seasonal averages through the forecast period. ( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty ) happening

today... the blue angels will be arriving in the bay area for fleet week which officially gets underway tomorrow. and kron 4 is your fleetweek station. kron 4's sara stinson is live in san francisco with a preview. ( sara ) this year's san francisco fleet week festivities launches on monday and runs through the following weekend, featuring ship tours, music, air shows and of course, the u.s. navy blue angels. ships open to visitors will be tied up along the waterfront starting on wednesday. they will include u.s. navy ships to be announced and a royal canadian navy frigate, the hmcs vancouver.hmcs navy frigate, the hmcs vancouver. the parade of ships will take place on friday from 11 a.m. to noon, to be followed by fleet week's signature aerial acrobatics from noon to 4 p.m. the air show, sponsored by united airlines, will also take place from noon to 4 p.m.

on both saturday and sunday, oct. 6-7. besides the blue angels, the air show will feature the u.s. navy leap frogs, the lucas oil air shows, sean d. tucker and team oracle, the u.s. coast guard and ace maker t33 jet performance. ( marty ) thanks, thanks, check back with you through out the morning.

( marty ) in the north bay... 67 animal rights activists were arrested saturday after taking over a chicken farm near petaluma. these are pictures from the scene. the protestors claim that the farm houses thousands of birds in inhumane conditions. the demonstrators are from the berkeley-based group "direct action everywhere." the 67 people arrested face charges of felony burglary... felony conspicy and misdemeanor tresspassing. ( marty ) happening today... voters in oakland can listen to nine of the city's mayoral candidates including current mayor libby schaaf. that forum will be held from 4:00 to 5:30 this evening at temple sinai. that is located at 28th and webster streets. before the forum the candidates will host hour long informal-conversations. the event is free and open to the public. ( marty ) another big

story we are following this morning...tesla's elon musk is stepping down as board chairman, but will remain the company c-e-o. and the company is expected to pay a massive fine as part of a settlement with the securities and exchange commission. kron 4's hermela aregawi has the details. pkgelon musk just lost his job as chairman of tesla..as part of a new settlement with the securities and exchange commission.. he will no longer represent the company's shareholders in a lawsuit filed thursday... the sec says.. musk grossly mislead shareholders in an august 7th tweetsteven peikin/co-director divisionmusk's tweets were false and misleading. in the tweet.. musk said this.. "am considering taking tesla private at 420-dollars per share. funding secured."tesla has been publically traded since 2010...going private means current shareholders would have a chance to sell

their stocks at a higher price..but the sec says.. there's no evidence that was set to happen.stephanie avakian/securities and exchange commissionat the time he made these statements, musk had not secured funding for the proposed transaction. to the contrary we alleged he had not even discussed key deal terms including price with any potential source of funding within hours of the tweet.. tesla trading was halted.. but musk's claim had already driven stock prices up.steven peikin/co-director of the secs enforcement divisionat the end of the trading day on august 7th, tesla stock closed at $379 per share, up more than 6% from its price just prior to the initial tweet.the commission also says.. musk used a formula that valued the stocks at 20% more than they were worth.. and then had a little fun at the expensive of shareholders. steven peikin/co- director of the secs enforcement divisionand then rounding up to $420 because of the significance of that number in marijuana culture and his belief that his girlfriend would be amused by it.

( marty ) coming up on kron 4 news weekend... the f-b-i reaches out to more women accusing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual misconduct. and now... some senators are facing increased pressure to vote against his confirmation. ( marty ) and after the break... why honda is recalling more than one million vehicles. (ácommercialá) ahoyy! (excited squeal, giggling, panting) gotcha!

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the scene yesterday at point reyes national seashore. rain coming down and more rain could be hitting california this week. officials in southern california are reminding people that rain in the area of recent wild fires could lead to mudslides and dangerous debris flow. toss to weather. (dave)lingering showers will continue over the north bay early this morning with dry weather conditions elsewhere. widespread rainfall appears likely late monday into tuesday as an upper level system approaches the coast. dry conditions return by late wednesday with temperatures generally near to below seasonal averages

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( marty ) another big story we will be following all week long... the f-b-i investigation into supreme

court nominee brett kavanaugh. the fbi has reached out to deborah ramirez, she's the second woman to accuse judge kavanaugh of inappropriate sexual behavior. the request to interview ramirez comes as the agency is underway with an investigation of christine blaw-sey ford's allegations of sexual assault against judge kavanaugh. an attorney for ramirez confirmed the fbi has requested to interview his client, and that she plans to cooperate. ramirez claims kavanaugh exposed himself to her at a party years ago when the two were students at yale. ( marty ) and as the f-b-i investigation into kavanaugh continues... there is growing pressure on two key senators to vote against his confirmation to the supreme court. kaylee hartung has natstensions so high in senator susan collins' portland office today, cops were called to keep the peace. natsin mainenats...and

alaska, home of senator lisa murkowskinats...tears and bullhorns...nats...part of the public campaign to convince the two undecided republican senators to oppose brett kavanaugh's nomination to the supreme court.hillary shende, maine resident: "it's huge in some ways, because it all comes down to the senators from maine and alaska. and yet on the other hand, she just needs to do the right thing. this shouldn'tactuly be a discussion. it shouldn't even be ... it shouldn't even be a difficult decision."buttedjoan wilson, alaska resident: "i'm a democrat and i voted for her. i was one of the people who signed in her name when she said she was going to stand up for women, i would never vote for her again.the effort to persuade collins and murkowski - also playing out on television in their home states.nats - tv adin portland, april humphrey organized a sit-in she hoped would draw 15 to 20 people.nats ...instead, hundreds showed up. natsapril humphry, protest

organizer: "to have so many people come out on such short notice, it just was organic. this was not some sort of concerted effort to mobilize people and get people out. people want to come out they want their voices to be heard and they feel like their voices aren't being heard."nats protesters gathered in the plaza outside the office, and soon packed inside the senator's office.natsone staffer inundated - patiently taking notes and trying to keep order.natskristen smith, maine resident: "i have called her office 17 times a day. i was traveling overseas and even trying to call on my skype account, and her voicemail boxes have been full. but i wanted my face to be seen and my voice to be heard." ( marty ) that was kaylee hartung

reporting for us this morning. judge kavanaugh has denied all of the allegations against him. the f-b-i has until the end of the week to wrap up its investigation. ( marty ) coming up on kron 4 news weekend... stanford faces one of its toughest tests of the season. while the a's try and stay hot heading into the playoffs. sports is next. live look outside... richmond bridge richmond bridge ♪ richmond bridge welcome to monowi, nebraska, population one. me. i'm mayor, secretary, treasurer. every decision you have to make yourself. four out of five women will become solely responsible for their finances. i like the independence and every woman should have that, you know? i make my decisions, and if they're wrong, i live with them. if they're right, i'm very proud of myself. plan your financial life with prudential. bring your challenges. here's a live look at the

bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)lingering showers will

continue over the north bay early this morning with dry weather conditions elsewhere. widespread rainfall appears likely late monday into tuesday as an upper level system approaches the coast. dry conditions return by late wednesday with temperatures generally near to below seasonal averages through the forecast period. ( marty ) another big ( marty )( marty ) another big story we are following this

morning... starting early next year...you should see more security at bart stations. bart approved hiring 10 new inspectors, to catch people who arent paying their fares. kron 4's lydia pantazes has the details... soon you'll be see ing more fare inspectors on bart.those

are the people that check your ticket to make sure you paid to ride bart.the bart board of directors voted 7-2 to hire 10 additional fare inspectors and expand the teams to nights and weekends. a bart spokesmen says fare inspectors increase police presence on-board trains and platforms, deter fare evasion, encourage compliance over time, and help send a message of customer equity.bart currently has six fare inspectors who work during the day on weekdays.in january, bart police started enforcing a new proof of payment ordinance allowing fare inspectors to check for valid fare inside the bart system. since march, 3,813 citations have been issued.the new officers will start working in the beginning of 2019.fare citations are civil with a fine of $55 for juveniles and $75 for adults. community service is an option.lydia

pantazes kron4 news. kron4 news.lydia pantazes kron4 news. ( marty ) in san francisco... the muni system will be getting a major facelift. muni received a three and a half million dollar federal grant to replace and upgrade buses and facilities. the grant is part of a federal government program to improve bus infrastructure nationwide. ( marty ) governor brown has until tonight to sign or veto several bills on his desk. so far... he has signed 34 bills and vetoed 22. here is what he has approved

or tossed out: saturday the governor signed the bill to boost the construction of student housing. the plan comes from berkeley senator nancy skinner. governor brown also approved a bill she also wrote that gives consumers better information on what the dental plans cover. governor brown signed the great redwood trail bill ... it creates a trail system alongside from san francisco bay to humboldt bay. on friday the governor signed a bill banning gun sales to people under the age of 21... governor brown also vetoed keeping bars open in cities like san francisco and oakland open until 4 am. he also vetoed a ban on smoking at state parks and beaches. and the governor vetoed an earthquake safety bill... that would have required cities and counties to create lists of buildings that could be at higher risk of major damage or collapse during a quake. ( marty ) tomorrow marks the one year anniversary of the mass shooting in las vegas that killed 58 people.

greg zanis made a cross for each victim shortly after the shooting. he placed them at the iconic "welcome to las vegas" sign. that's close to mandalay bay hotel, where the tragic event took place. now he's bringing back the crosses to help people cope with the somber ( marty ) zanis says starting today... he's going to hold a 58-hour vigil. that's a one hour vigil for each person who was killed. ( marty ) on saturday some survivors of the shooting reunited in las vegas toark one year since that tragedy. jackie kostek has the story. "i just needed to be with people that understood what happened and what was going." one year since the shooting. richard says he's felt isolated and lost. he lives in orville, california about 10 hours from las vegas, so

finding other survivors to connect with has been a challenge."i need that comfort you support i need the love which i get from here." providing a safe space for survivors to share that support comfort and love with each other was the intention of organizer shannon bartlett and connie long. both survivors who didn't know each other before route 91, but are now close friends. long says she hopes today feels like a giant support group for her fellow survivors."to hopefully heal. get some pieces put back together. hug, love, remember, have some fun. drink some drinks. do the things that we do. the reason that we were here last year."the day long reunion features eight bands, food trucks, a beer garden, games, shopping, and a resiliency center where survivors can speak to therapists or hang out with a therapy dog. long says the most important place in the park though is the remembrance wall a place where survivors can honor those who were lost. "i think about them. it's very strange to 58 people you never met. i think about who they were, what they were, what they were, what they did. it's healing for me." ( marty ) coming up on kron 4 news

weekend... pg-and-e is taking new steps to help prevent future fires. live look outside... san mateo bridge. ok i'll admit. i didn't keep my place as clean as i would like 'cuz i'm way too busy. who's got the time to chase around down dirt, dust and hair? so now, i use heavy duty swiffer sweeper and dusters. for hard-to-reach places, duster makes it easy to clean. it captures dust in one swipe. ha! gotcha! and (new) sweeper heavy duty cloths lock away a twice as much dirt and dust. it gets stuff deep in the grooves other tools can miss.

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are following this morning... thousands of trees will be chopped down in an effort to prevent wildfires in california. the idea is to remove trees near power lines to reduce the risk of new fires. steve large has the story. this is the new normal for p-g- and-e in california extreme

wildfire climate.supplies delivered to new staging areas where hundreds of tree-cutters are being hired to trim or remove trees along thousands of miles of pg-and-e power lines.there is lots of work. and even laundry services supplied at this amador county base camp.brandi merlo, pg&e spokesperson:"the crews in this camp that come to this camp, are all tree crews, certified tree crews that are able to do work near and around our power lines."there are now nine pg-and-e base camps like this one in the northern california mountains where fire danger is high.don and nancy leach live in the community of pine grove, always in fear of the next big wildfire.don and nancy leach, pine grove residents:"it's on your mind all the time. it's always in the back of your head-yeah."p-g-and-e identifies and cut down several trees that were close to power lines on their property.nancy leach, pine grove resident:"they obviously have to become proactive . because being reactive in the past, just hasn't worked. and lots of people have lost their properties and their livelihoods."the new effort by p-g-and-e comes following the deadly 2015 butte fire in amador county. cal fire

determined the fire sparked by p-g-and-e power lines hitting a tree.a judge found the utility liable.now new p-g- and-e base camps, serving wildfire prone communities. taking a proactive approach, before a disaster response is required. ( marty ) coming up ( marty ) coming up on kron 4 news weekend/// families stand in lines wrapped around the oakland coliseum... we'll find out what they were waiting for. live look outside... san francisco international airport.

my name is chris hughes and i am a certified arborist for pg&e. i oversee the patrolling of trees near power lines and roots near pipes and underground infrastructure. at pg&e wherever we work, we work hard to protect the environment. getting the job done safely,

so we can keep the lights on for everybody. because i live here i have a deeper connection to the community. and i want to see the community grow and thrive. every year we work with cities and schools to plant trees in our communities. so the environment is there for my kids and future generations. together, we're building a better california. dave spahr is here with

your weather forecast. (dave) lingering showers will

continue over the north bay early this morning with dry weather conditions elsewhere. widespread rainfall appears likely late monday into tuesday as an upper level system approaches the coast. dry conditions return by late wednesday with temperatures generally near to below seasonal averages through the forecast period.

( marty ) in indonesia rescue workers are searching for survivors after a powerful earthquake triggered a tsunami, killing at least 830

people. the 7.5-magnitude earthquake hit friday followed by a tsunami... a ten foot wall of water smashed into buildings and swept away homes in the coastal city of palu. officials say the death toll could climb in the coming days. electricity and communications have been cut off... making it difficult to assess the damage. ( marty ) today is the last day you can buy cherries at c-j olson's fruit stand. it's a south bay business that has been around for decades. the family owned shop is closing its doors and customers have been stopping by all week to say goodbye. kron4's michelle kingston has the story... (mk)michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"quite a few tears here from both customers and the owners, just so sad to see the end of this sunnyvale fruit stand."peter graves, customer"they've got excellent fruits, dried fruits, fresh fruits, jams."customers wiping away tears as they leave cj

olson's fruit stand for the very last time ...saying goodbye the cherry pies, the dried apricots, fresh produce and the family owned shoppeter graves, customer"it's one more of the several of the quote old fashhioned stores going. you read them in the paper every day and see them on tv every day and the new things just aren't the same as the old at least not in most instances."the store used to sit on the family's orchard -- but is now in a parking lot filled with new restaurants and shops ... the owner remembers what it was like when she worked here growing up deborah olson, owner"our customers have been the best and i've known them forever and there's a few that are still here that knew my grandmother so of course when they come in we both break out in tears but that's the best part of the whole thing is the love and affection that i have for them and that they have for all of us that work here." while you wont be able to come to this store after sunday,

you will still be able to buy cj olson products at a number of bay area stores.in sunnyvale michelle kingston kron 4 news ( marty ) "put your best foot forward." that was the theme for "first a-m-e" church's annual back-to-school shoe giveaway in oakland. this year's event filled up the parking lot outside the oakland coliseum and included kron four's pam moore. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with families grateful for the free gear. (philippe) vans... converse... anta and nike... nats- some of the world's largest footwear manufacturers... donating more than three-thousand pairs of shoes to alameda county families.jakaree ross/seven- year-old- "i feel really grateful and i feel really

special." seven-year-old jakaree ross stood in line with his family for new kicks. anthony ross/father- "since this little dudes growing like a weed, most of his stuff went to him. so, this is perfect timing for him. he needs some new shoes." jakaree's father anthony says shoes, these days, are not cheap. anthony ross/father- "payless needs to be called paymore now, to be honest, haha."nats- "go that way with your mommy, boo. boom?" so, the generosity extended by first african methodist episcopal church in oakland is touching for this family.anthony ross/father- "a lot of us don't, just don't got it. i mean between bills, cars, gas, school -- it's like, sometimes you just don't have that little extra to get some shoes for your kids if you need too. so, this was a big help, honestly." with the oakland-alameda county coliseum in the backdrop... it's a reminder for senior pastor doctor harold mayberry of how far this noble effort has come.nats- "what sized t-shirt?" when his congregation at first a-m-e church in oakland started this back-to-school giveaway 22- years ago... he and other volunteers gave out 400 pairs

of shoes in the church lot.. on saturday more than eight- thousand people showed up.dr. harold mayberry/senior pastor- "we want young people throughout this county to understand that they are special and because they're special, we want them to be able to go to school and feel good about themselves."nats- world-renowned actor and a member of the first a-m-e congregation... delroy lindo was among the volunteers. flanked by his 17-year-old son who has also been apart of this giveway for a dozen years.delroy lindo/actor- "i really believe in the mission of the church, which is to be actively and centrally engaged in the community, uh, that the church is apart of."nats- "4.5" well-respected journalist and kron four's own pam moore... nats- "watch you everyday." also donating her time.pam moore/kron 4- "we are so concious about what we wear and what we look, how we dress. so, that filters down to our children. so, if this is one less thing that they have to think about when they go to school, they can concentrate on their books and not whose talking about what they have on."nats- "oh, that's so cool." within the next three years, pastor mayberry hopes the number of donated shoes available for the giveaway will nearly double. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news.

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the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)lingering showers will continue over the north bay early this morning with dry weather conditions elsewhere. widespread rainfall appears likely late monday into tuesday as an upper level

system approaches the coast. dry conditions return by late wednesday with temperatures generally near to below seasonal averages through the forecast period. ( marty ) ( marty ) happening today... the blue angels will be arriving in the bay area for fleet week which

officially gets underway tomorrow. and kron 4 is your fleetweek station. kron 4's sara stinson is live in san francisco with a preview. ( sara ) this year's san francisco fleet week festivities launches on monday and runs through the following weekend, featuring ship tours, music, air shows and of course, the u.s. navy blue angels. ships open to visitors will be tied up along the waterfront starting on wednesday. they will include u.s. navy ships to be announced and a royal canadian navy frigate, the hmcs vancouver. the parade of ships will take place on friday from 11 a.m. to noon, to be followed by fleet week's signature aerial acrobatics from noon to 4 p.m. the air show, sponsored by united airlines, will also take place from noon to 4 p.m. on both saturday and sunday, oct. 6-7. besides the blue angels, the air show will feature the u.s. navy leap frogs, the

lucas oil air shows, sean d. tucker and team oracle, the u.s. coast guard and oracle, the u.s. coast guard and ace maker t33 jet performance. ( marty ) thanks, sara. we will check back with you through out the morning. through out with you check back we will sara. we will check back with you through out the morning.

( marty ) in the north bay... 67 animal rights activists were arrested saturday after taking over a chicken farm near petaluma. these are pictures from the scene. the protestors claim that the farm houses thousands of birds in inhumane conditions. the demonstrators are from the berkeley-based group "direct action everywhere." the 67 people arrested face charges of felony burglary... felony conspiracy and misdemeanor tresspassing. ( marty ) happening today... voters in oakland can listen to nine of the city's mayoral candidates including current mayor libby schaaf. that forum will be held from 4:00 to 5:30 this evening at temple sinai. that is located at 28th and webster streets. before the forum the candidates will host hour long informal-conversations. the event is free and open to the public. ( marty ) another big

story we are following this morning...tesla's elon musk is stepping down as board chairman, but will remain the company c-e-o. and the company is expected to pay a massive fine as part of a settlement with the securities and exchange commission. kron 4's hermela aregawi has the details. pkgelon musk just lost his job as chairman of tesla..as part of a new settlement with the securities and exchange commission.. he will no longer represent the company's shareholders in a lawsuit filed thursday... the sec says.. musk grossly mislead shareholders in an august 7th tweetsteven peikin/co-director of the secs enforcement divisionmusk's tweets were false and misleading. in the tweet.. musk said this.. "am considering taking tesla private at 420-dollars per share. funding secured."tesla has been publically traded since 2010...going private means current shareholders would have a chance to sell their stocks at a higher price..but the sec says.. there's no evidence that was set to happen.stephanie avakian/securities and exchange commissionat the time he made these statements, musk had not secured funding for the proposed transaction. to the contrary we alleged he had not even discussed key deal terms including price with any

potential source of funding within hours of the tweet.. tesla trading was halted.. but musk's claim had already driven stock prices up.steven peikin/co-director of the secs enforcement divisionat the end of the trading day on august 7th, tesla stock closed at $379 per share, up more than 6% from its price just prior to the initial tweet.the commission also says.. musk used a formula that valued the stocks at 20% more than they were worth.. and then had a little fun at the expensive of shareholders. steven peikin/co- director of the secs enforcement divisionand then rounding up to $420 because of the significance of that number in marijuana culture and his belief that his girlfriend would be amused by it. ( marty ) coming up on kron 4 news

weekend... the f-b-i reaches out to more women accusing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual misconduct. and now... some senators are facing increased pressure to vote against his confirmation. ( marty ) and after the break... why honda is recalling more than one million vehicles. for your money this

morning... honda is recalling one and a half million cars in the u.s. to replace takata front passenger air bag inflaters. the recall covers honda and acura vehicles. it comes ahead of the government ordered schedule for airbag recalls. the faulty inflaters are part of the largest auto recalls in u.s. history... affecting 37 million vehicles. ( marty ) walmart has filed a patent for a shopping cart that would track your stress levels while you shop. the shopping cart would track shoppers' heart rates, temperatures and how strongly

they're gripping the handle. the cart would use this data to figure out whether shoppers are stressed and when they might need help. employees would then be sent to the shopper to check things out. ( marty ) amazon may be getting into more businesses. a new application suggests that the e-commerce giant is moving forward on selling its own line of jewelry. and amazon is investing in a homebuilder... backing a company that builds pre- fabricated homes called plant prefab. ( dave )a few early showers and drizzle, gives way to afternoon sunshine. but more earnest rain to come this week. we'll check your forecast next ! this is customizable streaming tv for your family.

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(dave)lingering showers will continue over the north bay early this morning with dry weather conditions elsewhere. widespread rainfall appears likely late monday into tuesday as an upper level system approaches the coast. dry conditions return by late wednesday with temperatures generally near to below seasonal averages through the forecast period.

( marty ) another big story we will be following all week long... the f-b-i investigation into supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. the fbi has reached out to deborah ramirez, she's the second woman to accuse judge kavanaugh of inappropriate sexual behavior. the request to interview ramirez comes as the agency is underway with an investigation of christine blaw-sey ford's allegations of sexual assault against judge kavanaugh. an attorney for ramirez confirmed the fbi has requested to interview his client, and that she plans to cooperate. ramirez claims kavanaugh exposed himself to her at a party years ago when the two were students at yale. ( marty ) and as the f-b-i investigation into kavanaugh continues... there is growing pressure on two key senators to vote against his confirmation to the supreme court. kaylee hartung has

the details. natstensions so high in senator susan collins' portland office today, cops were called to keep the peace. natsin mainenats...and alaska, home of senator lisa murkowskinats...tears and bullhorns...nats...part of the public campaign to convince the two undecided republican senators to oppose brett kavanaugh's nomination to the supreme court.hillary shende, maine resident: "it's huge in some ways, because it all comes down to the senators from maine and alaska. and yet on the other hand, she just needs to do the right thing. this shouldn'tactually be a discussion. it shouldn't even be ... it shouldn't even be a difficult decision."buttedjoan wilson, alaska resident: joan wilson, alaska resident: "i'm a democrat and i voted for her. i was one of the people who signed in her name when she said she was going to stand up for women, i would never vote for her again.the

effort to persuade collins and murkowski - also playing out on television in their home states.nats - tv adin portland, april humphrey organized a sit-in she hoped would draw 15 to 20 people.nats ...instead, hundreds showed up. natsapril humphry, protest organizer: "to have so many people come out on such short notice, it just was organic. this was not some sort of concerted effort to mobilize people and get people out. people want to come out they want their voices to be heard and they feel like their voices aren't being heard."nats protesters gathered in the plaza outside the office, and soon packed inside the senator's office.natsone staffer inundated - patiently taking notes and trying to keep order.natskristen smith, maine resident: "i have called her office 17 times a day. i was traveling overseas and even trying to call on my skype account, and her voicemail boxes have been full. but i wanted my face to be seen and my voice to be heard." ( marty ) that was kaylee hartung

reporting for us this morning. judge kavanaugh has denied all of the allegations against him. the f-b-i has until the end of the week to wrap up its investigation. ( marty ) another big story we are following... a shark attack off the southern california coast. a 13-year-old boy was attacked saturday morning as he was lobster diving in waters off of encinitas, near san diego. this is video of the rescue given to us by a viewer. the boy was rushed to a hospital with injuries to his upper body. witnesses say the boy was conscious and talking to bystanders as he was treated at the beach. but he is listed in critical condition this morning. the victim was rescued by some people in the water who heard the commotion.

... 'wooo, good for you!', and it kept going. and then i realized he was yelling 'i got bit, help ... help, help!' >( marty ) authorities have closed beaches in the area for 48 hours. and a surf competition scheduled close to where the shark attack happened has been ( marty ) coming up on kron 4 news weekend... stanford faces one of its toughest tests of the season. while the a's try and stay hot heading into the playoffs. sports is next. (ácommercialá)(á ( marty ) here's a live

( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)lingering showers will continue over the north bay

early this morning with dry weather conditions elsewhere. widespread rainfall appears likely late monday into tuesday as an upper level system approaches the coast. dry conditions return by late wednesday with temperatures generally near to below seasonal averages through the forecast period.

( marty ) ( marty ) another big story we are following this morning... starting early next year...you should see more security at bart stations. bart approved hiring 10 new inspectors, to catch people who arent paying their fares. kron 4's lydia pantazes has the details... soon you'll be see ing more fare inspectors on bart.those are the people that check your

ticket to make sure you paid to ride bart.the bart board of directors voted 7-2 to hire 10 additional fare inspectors and expand the teams to nights and weekends. a bart spokesmen says fare inspectors increase police presence on-board trains and platforms, deter fare evasion, encourage compliance over time, and help send a message of customer equity.bart currently has six fare inspectors who work during the day on weekdays.in january, bart police started enforcing a new proof of payment ordinance allowing fare inspectors to check for valid fare inside the bart system. since march, 3,813 citations have been issued.the new officers will start working in the beginning of 2019.fare citations are civil with a fine of $55 for juveniles and $75 for adults. community service is an option. lydia pantazes kron4 news. ( marty ) ( marty )

( marty ) in san francisco... the muni system will be getting a major facelift. muni received a three and a half million dollar federal grant to replace and upgrade buses and facilities. the grant is part of a federal government program to improve bus infrastructure nationwide. ( marty ) governor brown has until tonight to sign or veto several bills on his desk. so far... he has signed 34 bills and vetoed 22. here is what he has approved or tossed out: saturday the governor signed the bill

to boost the construction of student housing. the plan comes from berkeley senator nancy skinner. governor brown also approved a bill she also wrote that gives consumers better information on what their dental plans cover. governor brown signed the great redwood trail bill ... it creates a trail system alongside from san francisco bay to humboldt bay. on friday the governor signed a bill banning gun sales to people under the age of 21... governor brown also vetoed keeping bars open in cities like san francisco and oakland open until 4 am. he also vetoed a ban on smoking at state parks and beaches. and the governor vetoed an earthquake safety bill... that would have required cities and counties to create lists of buildings that could be at higher risk of major damage or collapse during a quake. ( marty ) tomorrow marks the one year anniversary of the mass shooting in las vegas that killed 58 people. greg zanis made a cross for each victim shortly after the shooting. he placed them

at the iconic "welcome to las vegas" sign. that's close to mandalay bay hotel, where the tragic event took place. now he's bringing back the crosses to help people cope with the somber anniversary. ( marty ) zanis says starting today... he's going to hold a 58-hour vigil. that's a one hour vigil for each person who was killed. ( marty ) coming up on kron 4 news weekend... pg-and-e is taking new steps to help prevent future fires. live look outside... san mateo bridge. ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪

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are following this morning... thousands of trees will be chopped down in an effort to prevent wildfires in california. the idea is to remove trees near power lines to reduce the risk of new fires. steve large has the story. this is the new normal for p-g- and-e in california extreme wildfire climate.supplies delivered to new staging areas where hundreds of tree-cutters are being hired to trim or remove trees along thousands of miles of pg-and-e power lines.there is lots of work. and even laundry services supplied at this amador county base camp.brandi merlo, pg&e spokesperson:"the crews in this camp that come to this camp, are all tree crews, certified tree crews that are able to do work near and around our power lines."there are now nine pg-and-e base camps like this one in the northern california mountains where fire danger is high.don and nancy leach live in the

community of pine grove, always in fear of the next big wildfire.don and nancy leach, pine grove residents:"it's on your mind all the time. it's always in the back of your head-yeah."p-g-and-e identifies and cut down several trees that were close to power lines on their property.nancy leach, pine grove resident:"they obviously have to become proactive . because being reactive in the past, just hasn't worked. and lots of people have lost their properties and their livelihoods."the new effort by p-g-and-e comes following the deadly 2015 butte fire in amador county. cal fire determined the fire sparked by p-g-and-e power lines hitting a tree.a judge found the utility liable.now new p-g- and-e base camps, serving wildfire prone communities. taking a proactive approach, before a disaster response is required. ( marty ) coming up on kron 4 news weekend/// families stand in lines wrapped around the oakland coliseum... we'll find out what they were waiting for. live look outside... san

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( marty ) live look outside...sutro tower. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)lingering showers will continue over the north bay early this morning with dry weather conditions elsewhere. widespread rainfall appears likely late monday into tuesday as an upper level system approaches the coast. dry conditions return by late wednesday with temperatures generally near to below seasonal averages through the forecast period.

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workers are searching for survivors after a powerful earthquake triggered a tsunami, killing at least 830 people. the 7.5-magnitude earthquake hit friday followed by a tsunami... a ten foot wall of water smashed into buildings and swept away homes in the coastal city of palu. officials say the death toll could climb in the coming days. electricity and communications have been cut off... making it difficult to assess the damage. ( marty ) today is the last day you can buy cherries at c-j olson's fruit stand. it's a south bay business that has been around for decades. the family owned shop is closing its doors and customers have been stopping by all week to say goodbye. kron4's michelle kingston has the story... (mk)michelle kingston,

mkingstonnews"quite a few tears here from both customers and the owners, just so sad to see the end of this sunnyvale fruit stand."peter graves, customer"they've got excellent fruits, dried fruits, fresh fruits, jams."customers wiping away tears as they leave cj olson's fruit stand for the very last time ...saying goodbye the cherry pies, the dried apricots, fresh produce and the family owned shoppeter graves, customer"it's one more of the several of the quote old fashhioned stores going. you read them in the paper every day and see them on tv every day and the new things just aren't the same as the old at least not in most instances."the store used to sit on the family's orchard -- but is now in a parking lot filled with new restaurants and shops ... the owner remembers what it was like when she worked here growing up deborah olson, owner"our customers have been the best and i've known them forever and there's a few that are still here that knew my grandmother so of course when they come in we both break out in tears but that's the best part of the whole thing is the

love and affection that i have for them and that they have for all of us that work here." while you wont be able to come to this store after sunday, you will still be able to buy cj olson products at a number of bay area stores.in sunnyvale michelle kingston kron 4 news ( marty ) "put your best foot forward." that was the theme for "first a-m-e" church's annual back-to-school shoe giveaway in oakland. this year's event filled up the parking lot outside the oakland coliseum and included kron four's pam moore. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with families grateful for the free gear. (philippe) vans... converse... anta and nike... nats- some of the world's largest footwear

manufacturers... donating more than three-thousand pairs of shoes to alameda county families.jakaree ross/seven- year-old- "i feel really grateful and i feel really special." seven-year-old jakaree ross stood in line with his family for new kicks. anthony ross/father- "since this little dudes growing like a weed, most of his stuff went to him. so, this is perfect timing for him. he needs some new shoes." jakaree's father anthony says shoes, these days, are not cheap. anthony ross/father- "payless needs to be called paymore now, to be honest, haha."nats- "go that way with your mommy, boo. boom?" so, the generosity extended by first african methodist episcopal church in oakland is touching for this family.anthony ross/father- "a lot of us don't, just don't got it. i mean between bills, cars, gas, school -- it's like, sometimes you just don't have that little extra to get some shoes for your kids if you need too. so, this was a big help, honestly." with the oakland-alameda county coliseum in the backdrop... it's a reminder for senior pastor doctor harold mayberry of how far this noble effort has come.nats- "what sized t-shirt?" when his congregation at first a-m-e church in oakland started this back-to-school giveaway 22- years ago... he and other volunteers gave out 400 pairs

of shoes in the church lot.. on saturday more than eight- thousand people showed up.dr. harold mayberry/senior pastor- "we want young people throughout this county to understand that they are special and because they're special, we want them to be able to go to school and feel good about themselves."nats- world- renowned actor and a member of the first a-m-e congregation... delroy lindo was among the volunteers. flanked by his 17-year-old son who has also been apart of this giveway for a dozen years. delroy lindo/actor- "i really believe in the mission of the church, which is to be actively and centrally engaged in the community, uh, that the church is apart of."nats- "4.5" well-respected journalist and kron four's own pam moore... nats- "watch you everyday." also donating her time.pam moore/kron 4- "we are so concious about what we wear and what we look, how we dress. so, that filters down to our children. so, if this is one less thing that they have to think about when they go to school, they can concentrate on their books and not whose talking about what

they have on."nats- "oh, that's so cool." within the next three years, pastor mayberry hopes the number of donated shoes available for the giveaway will nearly double. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. live look outside... san francisco embarcadero.

a young girl in kansas city is making waves doing what she loves. she's been playing football since she was a toddler. now she's leading an all boys team as their quarterback. alana laflore has her story. neaveah stillman/quarterback: "i was kind of nervous in the beginning because i never really played for like a school school team i've always played for different like league.neveah spillman's talent over-took her nerves

when she joined mabel park middle school football team as the starting quarterback. daivion allen/teammate:"a good quarterback with a arm. she does have a arm. she can throw the ball."she's played football since she was four- years-old. now, 13, neveah is a leader and the only girl on the field.neveah spillman:"you have to take charge a lot. so you pretty much run the offense. so, you have to tell people their positions, what they need to work on, what they need to improve on. to get better."natsneveah's response from r classmates and teammates is positive. daivion allen/teammate:"it doesn't matter if you're a boy or girl quarterback. all that matters is your talent and what you could do on the field. neveah can do a lot on the field."neveah spillman/quarterback:"most girls don't get recognized for doing, playing this kind of sport- a male sport. so when you hear people talking about you makes you feel good." neveah says sometimes players on the other teams are surprised to see her reveal the bouncy curls under her helmet.neveah stillman/quarterb ack:"well i'll take my helmet off on the sidelines and after to shake hands and stuff like oh that's a girl their quarterback is a girl. so they're they're shocked. i think they think it's cool that a girl plays football.

pretty cool and pretty groundbreaking.nats adlib seven day. day. adlib seven day. adlib seven day. thats kron 4 news weekend thats kron 4 news weekend for this news weekend for this saturday morning... i'm marty gonzalez. from all of us thanks for watching. join us for kron4 news weekend tomorrow morning starting at 8 o'clock ... and tonight for kron 4 news at eight. (ácommercialá)

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