last week... and now we are learning a suspect is in custody. hello i'm vicki liviakis. (catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for grant lodes... the family of mariah davis tells kron-4... that her ex- boyfriend has turned himself into police and is being questioned. kron 4's charles clifford is live in san leandro tonight with the details. charles?

you about this breaking news through a push alert. make sure to download the kron-4 mobile app to always get the latest breaking news updates. (catherine) tonight-- we're tracking the rain. you're looking at stormtracker- 4 radar.... as rain moves into the bay area. (vicki) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is standing by.. with details on how much rain we should pect.

lawrence karnow: an early october storm is ready to bring rain to the bay area. showers are already spreading in the north bay but will move south overnight especially near the coast. you can see the showers on the doppler radar. we can expect a few heavy downpours as this system slides along the coast. on the satellite you can see the low pressure sysytem just off shore. it could be wet for the commute tomorrow too especially along the 101 and 280. highs tomorrow will still be relatively mild and in the 70s and low 80s inland with 60s the coast. showers and possible isolated thunderstorms could linger into wednesday especially inland before dry weather returns on thursday. offshore winds will bring

mostly sunny and much warmer temperatures next weekend. (catherine) (catherine) there's been a major setback for supporters of a law aimed at getting drug addicts off of the streets of san francisco... assembly bill 186 needed governor jerry brown's signature -- but he instead vetoed the legislation. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story (pkg)safe injection sites for drug users in san francisco are a no go for california governor jerry brown. the governor vetoed legislation that would have set up three year pilot program aimed at getting drug addicts off the street and into safe facilities. governor brown says after great reflection he believes the disadvantages of assembly bill 186 far outweigh the possible benefitssot

advisoto the san francisco police officers association martin halloran says safe injection sites would have sent the wrong message sot sot on the other side of the issue is san francisco mayor london breed who talks about why she supported ab 186sotthe san francisco coaltion on homelessness is also disappointed in the governor's decisionsotgovernor brown also says his signature would not have exempted san francisco safe injection sites from running afoul of federal law...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news

(vicki) developing news at this hour... that traffic nightmare around fremont street due to cracks in support beams at the salesforce transit center looks like it will go on much longer than expected. initially the hope was to get fremont street between mission and howard reopened by the end of the week, but now it may be almost another 2 weeks. kron 4's dan kerman is live at the transit center tonight with more. i unfortuatelly believe my now ex-friend is lying.(vicki) ex-friend is lying.believe my now i unfortuatelly

with more. center tonight at the transit center tonight with more.

i unfortuatelly believe my now ex-friend is lying.(vicki) ex-friend is lying.(vicki) a college classmate says brett kavanaugh was a heavy drinker and a mean drunk ... and accused the supreme court nominee of lying under oath about it.he says he's deeply troubled by kavanaugh's lack of candor.(catherine) meantime - the white house issued new guidelines expanding the list of witnesses to be interviewed about the nominee's alleged sexual abuse of women, ryan o'donnell is here with the day's developments.ryan? (ryan)catherine and vicki, the clock is ticking and the number of potential witnesses is growing.the new directive, issued today, says the f-b-i can interview anyone they deem relevant as part of their investigation of supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. "senator flake, donald trump, brett kavanaugh - can you hear

us now? "president trump bowing to pressure. "should the fbi interview all three of brett kavanaugh's accusers?" "it wouldn't bother me at all." federal agents will investigate allegations of sexual abuse ... "i believed he was going to rape me."...as well as his sworn denial of binge drinking in high school and college.i did not drink beer ti tghe point of blacking outthat denial now being challenged by a yale classmate. i am saying there are omissions ... there were certainly many times when he could not remember what was going onchad ludington released a statement saying "brett was a frequent drinker, and a heavy drinker ... ""when brett got drunk, he was often belligerent and aggressive..." and "in downplaying the degree and frequency of his drinking, brett has not told the truth." the senate's democratic leader says the issue isn't what kavanaugh did 36 years ago, but what he says now."i have direct and repeated knowledge about his drinking and his disposition while drunk. and i do believe that brett's actions as a 53-year-old federal judge matter. if he lied about his past actions on nationaltelevision, and more especially while speaking under oath in front of the united states senate, i believe those lies should have consequences.

already talked to the f-b-i as they continue to investigate. at this point... kavanaugh has not responded. (vicki) a major development in the years long case concerning martins beach access in san mateo county. why the supreme court is refusing to hear an appeal from a local billionaire. (catherine) a somber day in las vegas... today marks one year since the deadly shooting massacre. how people were paying their respects to the victims.. and survivors. (vicki) plus... a pair of controversial bills signed by governor brown... could mean less prison time for people convicted of murder. we'll explain in a live report after the break.

(catherine) and taking a live look at stromtracker 4 radar... you can see where rain is falling tonight.. . we'll have more on the rain coming up. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. you could generate your own energy, at home. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax.

or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. two controversial crime

bills signed by the governor will soon be law. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala joins us live from sacramento tonight to explain how these new laws could mean less prison time for those charged with murder. ashley?

((ashley)) one law prohibits 14 and 15 year olds from being tried as adults ---no matter what the crime... the other could mean shorter prison sentences for adults already convicted of murder. ((pkg)) in his final legislative deadline as governor... jerry brown signed a pair of bills aimed at keeping kids out of prison... senate bill 1391 prevents children under 16 from being tried as adults-- regardless of the crime. opponents had urged the governor veto bill - claiming the law poses a threat to society. in response governor brown issued this statement: there is a fundamental principle at stake here: whether we want a society which at least attempts to reform the youngest offenders before consigning them to adult prisons where their likelihood of becoming a lifelong criminal is so much higher." without statement... brown signed another controversial crime bill.. senate bill 1437... which limits who can be accused of felony murder. the state's felony murder rule once included accomplices, but will now be limited to the actual killer, along with those who solicited or requested the

murder. hundreds of those convicted of murder across the state will be able to apply for resentencing.. which means they could get out of prison sooner. victims advocates and law enforcement groups lobbied against the law. (shaun rundle- california peace officer's association) "it does a disservice to the victims of these crimes that these victims could potentially be back in these communities. they may not be locked up as long someone who committed the murder, but they participated none the less and who knows what they'll participate in the future." the two new laws are just part of a larger effort by lawmakers to try and curb levels of incarceration and push for criminal rehabilitation.(rundle) "you have to want to be rehabilitated, you can't lessen these sentences and do these kind of reforms without seeing who wants to be rehabilitated." ((ashley)) the new laws go into effect january first.

(catherine) governor brown has signed a bill that will make it easier for bart to develop thousands of new homes near its stations... bart has said it wants to build 20-thousand news housing units on property it owns across the bay area by 2040.. at least 35 percent would be affordable... supporters say it will be a big step in easing the housing crisis. opponents included some bay area cities.... which argued against bart having so much authority on zoning and building.. the bill gives local cities and counties two years to update their zoning retrictions - like it or not. bart is already involved in some development. it was recently given the okay to build more than 500 homes next to the lake merritt station. (vicki) time to find your binoculars and maybe your earplugs, because fleet week is here. we still have a few days before the noisy blue angels airshows zooms thru. kron4's maureen kelly was out

on pier 96 where a military demonstration of a different kind took place. the highlight of fleet week for many is the sight of the blue angels cutting across the bay area skies..but in the last decade....this annual tradition .has become much more than an awe inspiring airshow. san francisco is earthquake country, but an emergency situation can happen at any given time.mayor london breed welcomed the men and women of the armed services....who were here along with local first responders to practice how they would cooperate in the aftermath of a major diaster. (mary ellen carroll, sf dept of emergency management)a catastrophic event, particularly the type of earthquake we are likely to experience in our lifetime many more resources will require many more resources then we have with in the city and probably with in the region. and what you're seeing her today and what you'll see all week is our efforts to partner to literally roll out the types of equipment to test the capabilities that we will meet in the event of a catastrophic disaster here in the citytoday's disaster response drill centered around bringing fuel ...a resource that will be very scarce after a major quake....off naval ships....and into the hands of local authorities...both the military and local and state agencies brought out their emergency communication systems.... this exercises for everyone to get all their toys out and see who can talk to who, what assets do you have what assets do we have can we talk via vhf, hf do you have satcom communications do you have satellite phones?it's

questions like this....that are best to be worked out before a diaster...than during one.maureen kelly kron4 news. (vicki) (vicki) (vicki) (vicki) (vicki)(vicki) kron 4 is your official home of blue angels live. experience the speed... power and precision of the blue angels on saturday october 6th from 2 to 4pm. a full list of events happening this week... is on kron4.com. (catherine) taking a look

at stormtracker 4 radar... as we watch rain moving into the bay area. you can see where it's falling right now... (vicki) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with details on how long it's going to last. lawrence karnow: an early october storm is ready to bring rain to the bay area. showers are already spreading in the north bay but will move south overnight especially near the coast. you can see the showers on the doppler radar. we can expect a few heavy downpours as this system slides along the coast. on the satellite you can see the low pressure sysytem just off shore. it could be wet for the commute tomorrow too especially along the 101 and 280. highs tomorrow will still

be relatively mild and in the 70s and low 80s inland with 60s the coast. showers and possible isolated thunderstorms could linger into wednesday especially inland before dry weather returns on thursday. offshore winds will bring mostly sunny and much warmer temperatures next weekend.

(catherine) still ahead... get ready to pay more for what you buy in one north bay city. details on how much the sales tax increased today. (vicki) plus... a controversial battle is now over. why the supreme court will not hear a billionaire's appeal to close martins beach in san mateo county. county. at at&t, we believe in access. county. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. (vicki) a major victory

today on securing the right to a public beach in san mateo county. martins' beach has been embroiled in a controversial battle over access for the past few years. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, the united states supreme court handed a win to the group. (take pkg) terisa estacio, reporting martins beachbehind me is the gate that has been padlocked randomly over the years, shutting off access to the martin's beach... a beautiful beach below.... but as you can see, the gate is open, and a group who has long fought to keep it open rejoiced. natural sound - hooray - (track) 18 jennifer savage, surfriders organziation it was all smiles - as this group of public activists, including the surfriders organization and others involved in keeping martins beach open to the public talked about the struggle and what they say this fight is really all about... joe cotchett, "it is all about the people and access and rights of the public. "money does not dictate access." this is close up look at martin's beach. back in 2008, vinod khosla bought the 89 acre ocean spread. and he promptly started limiting access. he argued that he had the right because he owned the land to close or open whenever he

choose. however, the california coastal commission ruled that khosla must obtain a permit to limit the access. koshla's attorneys took it up to the supreme court who on monday, declined to hear the case. jerry hill, (d) assembly san mateo : this is so significant, the supreme court khosla, a billionaire issued a statement through his attorney promising to continue to fight by applying for the permit and file more lawsuits if necessary. on this monday, surfer's reflected on the case and being able to do what they love - riding the waves. 1:40 mike wallace, surfer sot/tc: it means alot. (here at martins beach, terisa estacio kron four news.)

(catherine) next at 5:30... an east bay city is ranked the best place to raise a family. the san ramon mayor will join us live in the studio to talk about his city's new distinction (vicki) and after the break... see how people are paying their respects to victims... and survivors of the las vegas shooting massacre, one year after it happened.

as a supervisor at pg&e, it's my job to protect public safety, keeping the powerlines clear while also protecting the environment. the natural world is a beautiful thing. the work that we do helps protect it. public education is definitely a big part of our job, to teach our customers about the best type of trees to plant around the powerlines. we want to keep the power on for our customers. we want to keep our communities safe. this is our community.

this is where we live. we need to make sure that we have a beautiful place for our children to live. together, we're building a better california. land of blue jeans. muscle cars. bald eagles. and burgers. and while muscle cars lost their muscle. blue jeans got all skinny on us... i can't feel my legs. and bald eagles got, well, balder... oh no, is it obvious? ...no way are we giving up on burgers. that's why i created the all-american ribeye burger, made with 100% ribeye beef,

fresh spring mix, and provolone cheese on a potato bun. that's a good looking burger. ribeye burgers are back, america. try them today. our top story tonight at 5:30... today marks one year since the shooting rampage in las vegas. dozens were killed, and hundreds were injured. (catherine) today-- there were several events held -- to remember and honor the victims of the tragedy. john lorence reports. the mood in las vegas has been somber....yet hopeful over the past few days.greg zanis/cross maker"it's hard to believe it's been a year."survivors of the 20-17 shooting at the route 91 harvest music festival have been gathering. nat sound from service "standing stronger and standing together."they are

mourning those lost....and trying to recover from that tragic night, one year ago. richard padilla/vegas survivor "i need that comfort i need that support i need the love which i get from here." fifty-eight people were killed in what is the deadliest mass shooting incident committed by one person in modern u-s history.nat sound of singing "may the lord look upon you with kindness....."on sunday an interfaith service on "hope, healing and transformation."michael whitehead/first responder"when i got that call last october, all i could think about is 'this is my city, this is our city. they need me and i'm going in there to help."the marquees along the legendary las vegas strip are set to go dark monday night to honor the victims.connie long/vegas survivor"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."richard padilla/vegas survivor"i just needed to be with people that understood what happened and what was going."police say the shooter was found dead in his hotel room of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. no motive was ever confirmed. i'm john lorinc reporting. (vicki) also tonight at also (vicki)(vicki) (vicki) also tonight at 5:30... kron4

is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (catherine) in the east bay... a new "gender- inclusive locker room" is now open at u-c berkeley. the university says it was built so there's a place where everyone can feel comfortable...including transgender students...those with physical or mental disabilities... or students struggling with body image. the universal locker room is in the recreational sports facility on campus. the 2.7 million dollar project was paid for by students, through an annual fee that goes into a wellness fund. (vicki) in the south bay... police are looking for the people breaking into cars in morgan hill...after they received several calls of a suspicious car driving through neighborhoods. police say... the car was connected to a number of thefts from unlocked vehicles.unlocked vehicles. surveillance

video captured the burglars checking out several cars. the áburglar's car is a white ford s-u-v... possibly an explorer or expedition. (catherine) in the north bay...shoppers in corte madera might notice a slight increase in prices as a new sales tax goes into effect today. corte madera voters approved the one-quarter percent tax hike in last june'sprimary election....bringing the sales tax to 9 percent. the thre-point-five million dollars it's expected to generate will go into the general fund. (vicki) on the peninsula.... new affordable housing may be coming to san mateo county. tuesday night the board of supervisors will be considering a resolution to approve close to 20-million dollars for new the housing projects. the majority of the funding comes from measure "k" a sales tax increase passed in 20-16. lawrence karnow: an early october storm is ready to bring rain to the bay area. showers are already spreading in the north bay but will move

south overnight especially near the coast. you can see the showers on the doppler radar. we can expect a few heavy downpours as this system slides along the coast. on the satellite you can see the low pressure sysytem just off shore. it could be wet for the commute tomorrow too especially along the 101 and 280. highs tomorrow will still be relatively mild and in the 70s and low 80s inland with 60s the coast. showers and possible isolated thunderstorms could linger into wednesday especially inland before dry weather returns on thursday. offshore winds will bring mostly sunny and much warmer temperatures next weekend.

(vicki) an east bay city is ranked the best place to raise a family in the bay area. that's according to a new report from wallet-hub. (catherine) the report says san ramon is the best city in the bay area for economic and educational opportunities... as well as overall quality of life. joining us now to talk about the report-- is bill clarkson, the mayor of san ramon.

san ramon ranks as the "best place to raise a family" in the bay area and the second- best location among all california cities for families looking to put down roots by a national consumer and personal finance organization. san ramon - with its highly- regarded schools, economic opportunity, natural beauty, overall safety and access to good medical care- was ranked at the top by wallethub.com which studied 254 cities from san diego to eureka. to help families find the best california cities to put down roots, wallethub compared cities across four key "dimensions": 1)family life and fun. 2) education, health and safety. 3)affordability and 4)socioeconomic environment. wallethub evaluated these dimensions or categories with 21 metrics with each graded on a 100-point scale with 100 indicating the "most suitable conditions for family life." the metrics examined a broad range of factors parents consider when selecting a city to raise their children such as the unemployment rate, quality of schools, pediatricians per capita and "number of attractions." "we are proud of the results

of this study which underscores what our residents know: san ramon is an ideal place to live, work and raise a family," said vice-mayor phil o'loane. "san ramon is top-notch in everything that is important for all families." wallethub's recognition adds to the growing reputation of san ramon as one of the nation's best cities in america for economic and educational opportunity and overall quality of life. earlier this year, san ramon emerged as the leader in job growth in the bay area which remains a magnet for people across the world despite high housing costs and often challenging traffic. san ramon's 'stock' is also likely to increase in the fall when it opens a new world-class, 300,000-square foot retail, entertainment and cultural center in the fall - city center at bishop ranch - designed by an internationally- renowned architect. it is also a hub for high-tech and "green" innovation such as driverless buses at bishop ranch and a hydrogen fueling station on norris canyon road.

(vicki) coming up... a warning for parents. why a lack of sleep in teens... is being tied to dangerous behaviors.

(vicki) teens who get less sleep are more likely to engage in risky and suicidal behavior-- according to a new

study. researchers used data from the youth risk behavior survey from 2007 to 2015 -- which explored behaviors related to health risks in american youth. they found teens who slept for less than six hours per night were three times more likely to consider or attempt suicide and other unsafe behaviors. that's compared to teens who slept eight hours or more. researchers say 70-percent of high school students get less than the recommended eight hours of sleep. just last week, governor brown vetoed a bill that would have barred middle and high schools from starting before 8:30-am... allowing teens to get more sleep. ... (catherine) still ahead... there are a lot of happy raider fans tonight... after the silver and black finally get a win under their belt. jason dumas joins us in studio to talk about gruden's first win in his return to oakland. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(catherine) the raiders finally gave their fans something to cheer about this weekend.......(vicki) they took down the browns in overtime to get their first game of the season... kron4's jason dumas joins us with more.... yeah -- i was certainly nervous....>i didn't think they had that last drive in them....>but i have never been so happy to be proven wrong....> yeah -- it certainly wasn't pretty.....>but in the nfl you don't get style points, a win is a win.....>and the raiders are happy they could get that monkey off their back....> because for a while it was looking like they would be 0-4 on the season.....> the game winning drive started with one minute 24 seconds on the clock and ended with derek carr hitting jared cook from seven yards out for the touchdown.....>then carr hit jordy nelson on a fade for the two point conversion....>and of course it all ended in overtime when matt mccrane hit the 29 yard field goal....> john gruden told me this win on sunday -- took major guts from his players.....> john gruden, raiders head coach

the department of justice says california's 'new' law california's justice says department of the law. state's new with the 'not' happy the feds are more on why joins us with ryan o'donnell kron4's internet use.that regulates it's a law (catherine) weekend.(catherine) weekend. over the bill into law... net neutality controversial the brown signed governor after

the feds... being sued by the state is again.heads once are knocking government federal and the california (vicki)

(vicki) california and the federal government are knocking heads once again. the state is being sued by the feds... after governor brown signed the controversial net neutality bill into law... over the weekend.(catherine) it's a law that regulates internet use. kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more on why the feds are 'not' happy with the state's new law. the department of justice says california's 'new' law attempts to undermine the federal government's deregulatory approach to the internet. as it stands... the new law will have the strictest 'net neutrality' protections in the country and could attract other states to pass a similar law. under these new regulations... internet service providers won't be allowed to block or slow specific types of content or applications, or charge apps or companies fees for faster access to customers... guaranteeing full and equal access to the internet.

attorney general jeff sessions calling the new law illegal, because congress granted the federal government, sole authority to create rules for broadband internet providers. in a statement today... sessions wrote "once again the california legislature has enacted an extreme and illegal state law attempting to frustrate federal policy." along with the federal lawsuit... it's believe internet service providers, may also file lawsuits against california over these new regulations. california is now the third state to pass its own net neutrality regulations, behind washington and oregon. (vicki) authorities say rapper cardi b turned herself in to new york police today on misdemeanor charges of reckless endangerment and assault. the charges are a result of an incident at a new york strip club in late august. however, police didn't give details on exactly what led to the charges. a court date is set for october 29th in the case. cardi b also made headlines for a separate incident last month. it involved an altercation with nicki minaj at a new york

fashion week event. video of the incident showed cardi b lunging towards minaj and being restrained. there were no arrests. (vicki) just because the shoe fits... doesn't mean you can afford it. especially if it's this pair of 17-million-dollar heels... the "passion diamond" shoe is thought to be the most expensive in the world. it's made of gold, leather, silk...and features 236 diamonds, with two d-flawless diamonds of 15 carats each. jada dubai and passion jewelers collaborated to make this one-of-a-kind stiletto. it's on display at a hotel in dubai. the prototype is a women's size five and a half -- but custom-made shoes will be available once they're paid for. (catherine) next on kron4 news at 5... a lot of people are upset over a video of a fight at a southern california high school.

why law enforcement is now getting involved.

(vicki) cell phone video of a fight at a southern california high school has students and administrators up in arms.(catherine) a brief argument between students plays out....and then a girl hits a boy on the head.. chris holmstrom has the video. natsot"really? really? ahhh!" cell phone video shows the moment a lancaster high school student assaults one of her peers.he then swings back but misses.samantha tirada is a

sophomore there.samantha tirada/student"there's two stories. some people are saying he was rude, others are saying because his clothes smelled bad, and she felt the need to say something and he got upset and he started arguing with her."natsot"you are walking around with the same (bleep) clothes every (bleep) day."the girl then walks away, but you can hear the person recording laughing at what's going on.natsot"that some uglass white bitch. a special ed kid, bro."it's at the moment when the physical altercation begins. students tell me the boy in the video has special needssamantha tirada/student"it's wrong, you shouldn't do that. there's no logical reason to bully someone for something that they have no control of." parents i spoke with also concerned.veronica jimenez/mother"my initial reaction is that i just don't see anyone around and i even just see the other kids backing away and just watching and feeding it."victoria jimenez says aside from staff and students, parents also need to step up when it comes to bullying.veronica jimenez/mother"we definitely needed to talk to our kids more, but we need to example it more. i mean, that's the way you learn, by being exampled to."the antelope valley union high school district superintendent released a statement that reads in part:"this type of behavior is not tolerated at any of our schools.appropriate action has been taken with the parties involved by the both the school and law enforcement." (vicki) (vicki) (vicki)

holstrom reporting. students say the teen who was assaulted has autism. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(catherine) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) thank you vicki and catherine -- coming up new tonight at six. we're learning more about the suspect in custody.. after a missing east bay teen was found dead near lake chabot. we'll have a live report... (pam) then - expect even more traffic gridlock in san francisco. we'll tell you how much longer fremont street will be closed.. as crews try to repair the salesforce

transit center. and we are tracking the first significant rain in months.. all, next at six. (pam) man has turned himself in ....

following the discovery of his ex- girlfriend's body near lake chabot. tonight... he is bei questioned about what happened to 18-year old mariah davis... last seen alive last week in san leandro. thank you for joining us. i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. kron 4's charles clifford is live in san leandro tonight with the details. charles? (pam) (pam) you about this breaking news

through a push alert. make sure to download the kron-4 mobile app ... to always get the latest breaking news updates. (ken) a live look outside right now... rain is on the way to the north bay... you can see our storm tracker radar and the golden gate bridge. as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: an early october storm is ready to bring rain to the bay area. showers are already spreading

in the north bay but will move south overnight especially near the coast. you can see the showers on the doppler radar. we can expect a few heavy downpours as this system slides along the coast. on the satellite you can see the low pressure sysytem just off shore. it could be wet for the commute tomorrow too especially along the 101 and 280. highs tomorrow will still be relatively mild and in the 70s and low 80s inland with 60s the coast. showers and possible isolated thunderstorms could linger into wednesday especially inland before dry weather returns on thursday. offshore winds will bring mostly sunny and much warmer temperatures next weekend. (ken) some developing news tonight. the traffic nightmare around fremont street due to the closure of the salesforce transit center

is expected to continue for longer than expected. kron 4's dan kerman is live at the transit center tonight... where it looks like delays could continue for another two weeks... dan? sot dennis turchon/transit center construction managerthe beginnings of a shoring system to prop up the salesforce transit center bus deck are already starting to take shape on fremont streetsot dennis turchon/transit center construction managerthey're jacks that are jacking up the bus deck and taking the load off the two girders on the roof park it will be replaced in the next couple of days with the shoring system that will take the full load off the rooftop girdersa similar system of jacks and towers will then be installed between the bus deck and the bottom of the rooftop park.. that will then allow testing of the cracked support beams that were discovered last weeksot fremont street between mission and howard has been closed since last week, making san francisco's bad downtown traffic even worse... the initial goal had been to reopen the street on either side of the shoring system by this friday, but that has now been put off until the following friday, october 12. (pam) there has been a

major setback for supporters of a law aimed at getting drug addicts off of the streets of san francisco... assembly bill- 186 .... needed governor jerry brown's signature -- but he instead vetoed the legislation. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story (pkg)safe injection sites for drug users in san francisco are a no go for california governor jerry brown. the governor vetoed legislation that would have set up a three year pilot program aimed at getting drug addicts off the street and into safe facilities. governor brown says after great reflection he believes the disadvantages of assembly bill 186 far outweigh the possible benefitssot advisor to the san francisco police officers association martin halloran says safe injection sites would have sent the wrong message sot soton the other side of the issue is san francisco mayor london breed who talks about why she supported ab 186sot

francisco: "you can't force people into treatment but when someone is ready, it's that moment when they're ready we have to have an opportunity for them to get the help and support they need. that is what this is about. this is about providing options">the san francisco coaltion on homelessness is also disappointed in the governor's decisionsotgovernor brown says even if he would have signed the bill his signature would not have exempted san francisco safe injection sites from running afoul of federal law...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news

says the fbi should interview áanyone they want...áwithin reasonápres donald trump: you have to say within reason. they should interview but they should also be guided, and i'm being guided by what the senators are looking for."q: should brett kavanaugh be interviewed by the fbi?pres donald trump: i think so. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell calling the kavanaugh probe itself purely political.sen. mitch mcconnell/-r- majority leader: his good namand his family have been dragged through the mud with a campaign of character assassination based on allegations that lack any corroboration.the investigation began on the tail end of a chaotic week in washington.arizona senator jeff flake...a key vote to confirm kavanaugh...set conditions in his support:an fbi investigation... limited in scope... and only lasting up to a week before moving toward any final vote.sen jeff flake/-r- arizona/cbs 60 minutes: i couldn't move forward without hitting the pause button because what i was seeing, experiencing in an elevator, and watching it in committee and thinking this is ripping our country apart.the investigation is expected to include interviews with several people who christine blasey ford said were present at the party where she alleges the assault happened... and ánot expected to include kavanaugh's drinking history. in washington...i'm omar jimenez (pam)

(pam) the department of justice is suing the state of california over net neutrality. coming up... a live interview with a tech expert.... on what it could mean for your internet access. (ken) the u-s supreme court decides "not" to step in to the legal fight over public access to a bay area beach. is the fight over martin's beach finally over? (pam) and a somber anniversary of a crime that broke the hearts of many in the bay area and across the country. it was 25 years ago... that polly klaas was kidnapped.

a sad anniversary was marked today... it's been 25 years since the kidnapping and death of polly klaas in the north bay..... catherine heenan is here with more on the case that gained national attention.. (catherine) polly klaas was kidnapped by knifepoint from her home in petalumaoctober first, 1993.... a heartbreaking case that left its mark on the bay area....and beyond. the 12-year-old was having a slumber party with friends when richard allen davis broke into the house and abducted her. polly was missing for two months before a break in the

case - when investigators tracked down davis and he admittedthat he'd strangled the girl. he's been on death row for 22 years. polly was remembered today in a ceremony hosted by her father mark klaas....and the klaas kids foundation. we'll talk to him tonight in the studio - on the news at 8... ken and pam? (pam) expect to see a lot more men and women in uniforms around san francisco. that is because fleet week kicked off today. while it will be a few days before we start hearing the roar of the blue angels buzzing overhead... today, kron4's maureen kelly shows us another important mission that has become central to fleet week. this is what most people think of when the topic of fleet week comes to town.....but in the last decade....this annual tradition .has become much more than a display of military might. we know that disaster can strike at any given timemayor london breed welcomed the men and women of the armed services....who were here along with local first

responders to practice how they would cooperate in the aftermath of a major diaster. (mary ellen carroll, sf dept of emergency management) it is so critical that we are talking, practicing getting to know each other working out the logistics that you see out here this is not something that's easily executed in a momenttoday's disaster response drill centered around bringing fuel ...a resource that will be very scarce after a major quake....off naval ships....and into the hands of local authorities... i know that we're doing some after actions after what happened in puerto rico. the major concern was that he had we had fuel to deliver but we had no way to get that fuel inlet so these are the kinks that we're trying to work out in the wrinkles were trying to iron outboth the military and local and state agencies brought out their emergency communication systems.... this exercises for everyone to get all their toys out and see who can talk to who, what assets do you have what assets do we have can we talk via vhf, hf do you have satcom communications do you have satellite phones?it's questions like this....that are best to be worked out before a diaster...than during one.maureen kelly kron4 news.

(pam) kron 4 is your official home of blue angels live. experience the speed ... power and precision of the blue angels on saturday october 6th from 2 to 4pm. a full list of events happening this week... is on kron4.com. (ken)governor jerry brown signed the country's strictest net neutrality protections into law yesterday.and the justice department swiftly responded with a lawsuit.the bill was approved by state lawmakers in september.but it had been unclear if the governor would veto or sign it. the law will block internet service providers from slowing specific types of content or applications.the d-o-j says the law imposes burdens on the federal government's deregulatory approach. (ken)this is now a political battle... with california consumers caught in the middle. (pam) joining us now

to discuss... josh constine ... editor at large of 'tech crunch'.. let's take a look outside let's take a

let's take a look outside right now... now...right look outside let's take a right now... chief chief meteorologist

lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: an early october storm is ready to bring rain to the bay area. showers are already spreading in the north bay but will move south overnight especially near the coast. you can see the showers on the doppler radar. we can expect a few heavy downpours as this system slides along the coast. on the satellite you can see the low pressure sysytem just off shore. it could be wet for the commute tomorrow too especially along the 101 and 280. highs tomorrow will still be relatively mild and in the 70s and low 80s inland with 60s the coast. showers and possible isolated thunderstorms could linger into wednesday especially inland before dry weather returns on thursday. offshore winds will bring mostly sunny and much warmer temperatures next weekend.

(pam) governor brown signs some major legislation aimed at protecting and promoting women.... but strikes down another. the

details still ahead. (ken) a huge legal win for those fighting for public access to a prized bay area beach. we'll tell you what the supreme court "didn't" do that handed surfers and beach lovers a victory.

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guea steak & eggfing breakfast burrito?with this guy. loaded with prime rib steak, scrambled eggs, crispy hash browns, and melted cheese. because at jack in the box, whoops, we're all about beefing up breakfast. alright, buh-bye. [crash] and we're pretty pumped about it. beefy, baby! up top, jack! [crash] ...mondays, right? [laughter] beef up your breakfast with my new steak & egg breakfast burrito. part of the breakfast burrito family. (ken) on the pennisula today, a group battling over martins' beach had cause for celebration. the group has been embroiled in a controversial fight over access to the beach for years.

as kron four's terisa estacio reports, the united states supreme court handed out a win to the group. (take pkg) natural sound - hooray - jennifer savage, surfriders organziation we are so happy and proud. it was all smiles - as this group of public activists, including the surfriders organization and others involved in keeping martins beach open to the public talked about the struggle and what they say this fight is really all about... joe cotchett, attorney "it is all about the people and access and rights of the public. "money does not dictate access." this is close up look at martin's beach. back in 2008, vinod khosla bought the 89 acre ocean spread. and he promptly started limiting access. he argued that he had the right because he owned the land to close or open whenever he choose. however, the california coastal commission ruled that khosla must obtain a permit to limit the access. koshla's attorneys took it up to the supreme court who on monday, declined to hear the case. 1:23 jerry hill, assembly (d) san mateo sot/tc: this is so significant. khosla, a billionaire issued a statement through his attorney promising to continue to fight by applying for the permit and file more lawsuits if necessary. mark massara, attorney i am willing to work and bring this to an end. on this monday, surfer's reflected on the case and being able to do what they love - riding the waves. 1:49 mike wallace, surfer sot/tc: it means alot and now it is open to surf, that is what is important. (here at martins beach, terisa estacio kron four news.)

(pam) next at 6:30 governor brown hopes to shatter the glass ceiling. a look at some of the legislation he signed to make sure women have a seat at the corporate table. (ken) las vegas stops to remember the tragic mass shooting that took dozens of lives a year ago today. how residents are honoring the victims... and helping the survivors. "each day we see our nephews

knowing they deserve a happy life. this tragedy can't define them. it won't define you. it won't define us. together we are vegas stronger." (pam) one year ago today.... dozens of people were killed and hundreds injured at a concert in las vegas. (pam) it was the deadliest mass shooting in the country's history.(ken) earlier today mourners gathered to pay tribute to their loved ones and find strength in being together. reporter nia wong was there and has this report. (nats - honor guard)every stranger in this crowd embraced each other as family. jill carson - 06:35:12 it's been amazing to watch the strength of everybody, what everybody's been through and

the strength that's brought everybody together and will continue for the years to come jill carson watched the sunrise remembrance in honor of her brother-in-law kurt vontillowloved his country, loved his family, loved country music 06:34:00sadly, von tillow was one of the 58 peoplekilled at the route 91 harvest music festival...mynda smith - 05:58:25 none of us will be the same after that night and the days that followed however none of us were alone mynda smith also shared her story of loss...but on stage.her sister neysa tonks died on 1-october... (nats - music)monday morning's ceremony gave many the chance to mourn together.....like cassidy andreascassidy andreas- 06:44:32 give everybody love. that's what matters. we have to be there for each other, everyone needs toandreas' cousin escaped the shooting.cassidy andreas - 06:44:01 it's a constant battle even for those who survived 44:05under a message of strength.....all who came watched 58 doves representing each victim....spread their wings.mynda smith - 06:03:49 focus on the light and never give into the darkness :52 continue to have the vegas strong spirit push you forward (ken) just after 10 o clock

tonight... the las vegas strip is expected to go dark in memory of the lives lost.(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. sothere in san francisco governor jerry brown's veto of safe injection sites legislation puts san francisco's mayor at odds with the union representing san francisco police officerssot

in san francisco fleet week kicks off with a diaster prepardness drill focusing on how the navy and marine corps would help get fuel to san francisco after a catastrophic diaster like an earthquake. also both the military and local and state agencies brought out their emergency communications equiptment this exercises for everyone to get all their toys out and see who can talk to who, what assets do you have what assets do we have can we talk via vhf, hf do you have satcom communications do you have satellite phones?it's questions like this....that are best to be worked out before a diaster...than during one.maureen kelly kron4 news. terisa estacio, reporting martins beachbehind me is the

gate that has been padlocked randomly over the years, shutting off access to the martin's beach...vinod kholsa bought it and denied access. now supreme court denied taken up matter, he must now obtain permit. jerry hill. this is access now for all. te lawrence karnow: an early october storm is ready to bring rain to the bay area. showers are already spreading in the north bay but will move south overnight especially near the coast. you can see the showers on the doppler radar. we can expect a few heavy downpours as this system slides along the coast. on the satellite you can see the low pressure sysytem just off shore. it could be wet for the commute tomorrow too especially along the 101 and 280. highs tomorrow will still be relatively mild and in the 70s and low 80s inland with

60s the coast. showers and possible isolated thunderstorms could linger into wednesday especially inland before dry weather returns on thursday. offshore winds will bring mostly sunny and much warmer temperatures next weekend. it's been a busy weekend for governor jerry brown as he decided the fate of 350 bills. some of those bills ... pertain predominantly to women. kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with an in- depth look at three of them. these are the 3 bills we're talking about. s-b 1343... mandating sexual

harrasment training. s-b 826... requiring women to be on corporate boards. s-b 320... requiring public universities to offer abortion pills on campus. governor brown signed s-b 13-43 into law... which expands a bi- annual sexual harrasment training mandate to nearly all california employees. this requires any employer with 5 or more employees to provide at least two hours of sexual harrasment training to supervisors and at least 1 hour to those who are not supervisors. the governor also signed s-b 826 into law, requiring public traded corporations, headquartered in california, to include at least one woman on its board of directors by the end of next year. two women by the end of 20-21 if it's a 5 member board... and 3 women if it's a 6 member board. the governor vetoed, s-b 320... saying the bill wasn't necessary... that abortion pills are widely available... and don't need to be made available on all 34 public college campuses. the

"morning-after" pill, is already widely distributed at many 'campus health centers' across the state. the author of this bill says she'll try again when a different governor is in office. (ken)a lafayette woman has been found safe after going missing in kings canyon national park in the sierra. we'll have an update after the break.

(pam) the grand lake theatre in oakland says, it will ánotá enforce the "r" rating on michael moore's new political documentary -- fahrenheit 11/9. the theatre marquee has historically been a posting place for political messages over the years... today, the marquee reads - "political discourse must not be stifled." moore applauded the move on twitter ... thanking the grand lake for allong teens and tweens to see his film. the film is only expected to run at the theatre for the xt week or two. (ken) good news out of kings canyon national park as a missing lafayette hiker has been found. 63-year old diane salmon was reported missing friday afternoon. she was found by other hikers on sunday while on her way to the south lake trail head. more than fifty people were involved in the search. (pam) the ink is barely dry on a new trade agreement between the u.s., mexico and canada.

we'll break down what exactly is expected to change .. under the new deal. (ken)and...an update on the condition of the teenager that was bitten by a shark in san diego over the weekend.

negotiations have finally ended. late last night, canada signed on to a new trade deal with the u-s and mexico, hours before a midnight deadline. the new deal will now be called the united states- mexico- canada agreement or "u-s-m-c-a". anna wiernicki (war-nik-ee) is in washington with more. anna wiernicki: a late night deal was made, moments before midnight.nats pop: justin trudeau: "good day for canada" anna wiernicki: canada agreed to join a new trade deal with the u-s and mexico-replacing nafta with the "united states- mexico-canada agreement"donald trump: this is a very very good deal for all three. it puts us in a position that we've never been in before. anna wiernicki: president donald trump called it the biggest trade deal in u-s history. it allows u-s farmers greater access to the canadian dairy market and addresses

canadian concerns about the threat of u-s auto tariffs. donald trump: this is a very very big deal for our farmers. mexico and canada will open up a lot more than they are now. and i think there will be a better spirit between the three countries, which is important for our farmers.anna wiernicki (stand up) @annaewiernickitake cg @ 0:45- 0:51the president says he plans to sign the deal this month and send it to congress for the final approval.anna wiernicki: kansas republican congressman ron estes says he supports the new deal.ron estes: it's great news. we've talked about this a long time, it's a long time coming.anna wiernicki: estes says "usmca" is a win for agriculture and he hopes his colleagues approve it quickly.ron estes u.s. congressman, r-kansastake cg @ 1:04-1:11i'd hate to see it drag out through congress just because somebody wants to tweak and make some advantage for a particular industry or group. anna wiernicki: but texas democratic congressman lloyd doggett says he's not totally on board.he says he thinks some language still needs to change. but he hopes the three countries can come to an agreement. in washington, i'm anna wiernicki.

(ken) today is the first day college- bound students can apply for financial aid or fafsa. this year, the free application for federal student aid is going mobile and making the process easier than ever. in today's consumer watch-- kim hutcherson has a closer look at the new digital tools available. applying for financial aid just got easier.for the first time ever.... college hopefuls can fill out the fafsas on a mobile app.according to the national college access network, only 61-percent of high school students apply -- leaving more than 24-billion dollars in state and federal aid on the table.this year, the education department is making the process a lot smoother.the form is now available through the brand new "my-student-aid" app.the fafsa website is also sporting a new "mobile-friendly" design that's easier to use on a smartphone or tablet.but here's one thing that hasn't changed: the number of questions.you can still expect to answer all 100 of them! however, the department of education says it has arranged them differently to help you navigate through the website. assistance is available on a first-come, first-served basis--so, experts recommend you submit the form as early as possible.they also say the changes will likely encourage students to fill out the form themselves instead of asking their parents.current and prospective college students

have until the last day of the academic year to submit their fafsa.for consumer watch-- i'm kim hutcherson. (ken) (ken) (ken) a 13-year old boy continues his recovery tonight after he was bitten by a shark saturday... off the southern california coast. the boy was attacked as he was lobster diving in waters off of encinitas in san diego county. he was rescued by some people in the water who heard his screams. this is video of the rescue taken by a viewer. the victim was rushed to a hospital with traumatic injuries to his upper torso. doctors say he's lucky to be alive. (ken) doctors also say they

remain concerned about infection... but the boy is on track with his recovery... considering the extent of his injuries. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence meteorologist chief chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: an early

october storm is ready to bring rain to the bay area. showers are already spreading in the north bay but will move south overnight especially near the coast. you can see the showers on the doppler radar. we can expect a few heavy downpours as this system slides along the coast. on the satellite you can see the low pressure sysytem just off shore. it could be wet for the commute tomorrow too especially along the 101 and 280. highs tomorrow will still be relatively mild and in the 70s and low 80s inland with 60s the coast. showers and possible isolated thunderstorms could linger into wednesday especially inland before dry weather returns on thursday. offshore winds will bring

mostly sunny and much warmer temperatures next weekend.

in sports... 49ers head coach kyle shanahan gives his opinion of c-j beathard's performance in a tough loss aganst the chargers... and the raiders kicker ... who came through with the game- winner after missing twice ... talks about his journey to the n-f-l... mark carpenter has that... plus, some baseball playoff action... coming up you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. you could generate your own energy, at home. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. (pam)joining us now for

sports is mark carpenter.(ken) mark... the raiders finally got a win. but it wasn't easy. going into sunday, the browns hadn't won a road game since october 2015... and jon gruden hasn't claimed victory in the nfl since 2008. so something had to give. --we go back to the coliseum... cleveland's rookie star baker mayfield making his first start on the road. --at one point, the browns...were really pushing around the silver and black, led by 8 with 4 minutes to play and were inches away from icing the game. --but derek carr got the ball back...marched down the field and tied the game up with a td and 2-point conversion. --then in overtime, matt mccrane...in his nfl debut, boots in the game-winner.

he just signed with the team wednesday...and was not even thinking about football back at his home in texas. "what's crazy is, like i said, back home i was working on an investment property the last three weeks of the regular season. so to get that call to come in and come kick, it's pretty special.""very much ready to go. you start seeing the chargers, you see phillip rivers and... it's hard to rejoice in your victories very long." and the raiders visiting and the and the raiders visiting the chargers this week. meanwhile the 49ers...had a chance to win with cj beathard running the offense. jimmy g's backup...with an impressive outing...this was the signature play, an 82-yard strike to george kittle... 49ers got within 2... but in the final minutes of the 4th, beathard is picked, his 2nd int of the day. that seals a 29-27 chargers win... kyle shanahan on the play of hs "there's times that he can avoid it, and there's times you can't. you try to talk to him about those, get him to understand both of those. c.j.'s not trying to get hit. he's just

trying to play the way he's always played and he's trying as hard as he can to win. but, he's got to understand when he has a chance to avoid those and when doesn't and when he can recognize those to take care of himself, which i know he wants to do. but, there's a time in the heat of battle that that's tough to do." moving to baseball, the a's playoff run begins wednesday in new york, but in the meantime, a pair of game 163s. --we begin at dodger stadium...dodgers-rockies, winner gets the division. --bottom 4th... cody bellinger... "cody pop"... deep to right-center and out for a 2-run home run. 2-zip la --an innng later... max muncy... the former oakland-a... hammers one to the opposite field for a 2-run homer of his own. dodgers lead by 4...and that does it. champaine celebration in the clubhouse... they win 5-2 to advance to the n-l division series... it's their 6th straight national league west title(wipe to brewers-cubs) now to chicago-- cubs

hosting the brewers, winner clinches the central. --top 8th... 1 all... lorenzo cain...single up the middle ... orlando arcia scores... 2-1 brewers --bottom 9th... 3-1 milwaukee... one on... anthony rizzo drives one deep to right- center... but not deep enoungh... keon broxton makes the catch to end the game brewers celebrate the central division title... they advance to the n-l division series against the winner of the n-l wildcard game. so here's a look at the wildcard schedule-- cubs and rockies both in action tmrw night in the single elimination wildcard matchup. winner faces milwaukee... while the dodgers host the braves. and in the a-l, all focus is on a's-yankees wednesday in new york. oakland back in the playoffs for the first time since 2014... winner faces the red sox in the alds. that wraps up kron4 news at 6. we'll see you tonight at 8.... on your bay area's local news station. next on kron 4 news at next on

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