(grant) you probably heard the blue angles roaring over san francisco today... as they francisco today... as they are getting ready for their big fleet week air show. hello i'm grant lodes. (vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. despite it being a practice flight.. a lot of people took a break in their day to get a sneak peek. kron 4's gabe slate is live in san francisco... gabe, was francisco... gabe, was there a lot of excitement today? let me show you what is going here at the marina green this is one of the official watch areas they are setting up humanitarian village a lot of interactive exhibits food lot - a ot will going on ok - let's roll video of earlier today. just a few hours ago of the practice show the blue angels and other planes started their test run over the skies of downtown san francisco around 1230 pm

today. being in san francisco during these practice runs is always fun because everywhere you look people are looking up to the sky - pointing their phones, trying to get a shot of fly by which can be tricky because they fly by so fast. but. it's a nice shared experience among the people down here on land with the planes zipping by over head.. and it's a free experience there are three airshow's this year friday, saturday, and sunday 12-4pm. some tips on where to watch so alcotraz island in the bay. is like the center of the show if you can get a good view of that. you should be ok treasure island looking back to the west would be good anywhere along the waterfront near downtown san francisco, or north beach, should be good..like pier 39, aquatic park, the ferry building of course, any high up rooftops in downtown san francisco i came here to the marina green i think this and crissy field are the best locations. they fly right over your head here. there was quite a few people out here taking in the practice run. here's what they thought about it. crowds - cold - bathroom --

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(vicki) and a reminder... kron 4 is your official home of blue angels live. experience the speed... power and precision of the blue angels this saturday right here on kron-4... from 2 to 4pm. (grant) this just in - fremont police are asking for help fiding a missing child with autism. 14 year old aamir bijli was last seen getting on a bart train in fremont at around 2:15 this afternoon.he is 5'10 and 130 pounds... last seen wearing a blue long sleeve shirt and khaki pants... anyone with information is asked to call police. (grant) a warrant sweep targeting 16 alleged members of a violent west oakland gang... resulted in a dozen arrests this morning... in several east bay cities. it also caused a wild high speed chase that ended with a

crash... involving two innocent bystanders. kron4's maureen kelly has exclusive video of arrests being made once the chase was over. a driver who found himself in the middle the high speed pursuit took this video showing were it ended after the suspect's cadallic broke down on westbound 580 in castro valley around 1030 am......that's after allegedly causing back to back crashes involving two other drivers. traffic was backed up for miles. you can see many oakland police vehicles on the scene....that's because this pursuit was linked to one of 16 criminal search warrents served in alameda, contra costa and san joaquin counties. we took that enforcement to arrest individuals that have been identified with the west oakland getting involved and very violent crimin activity we're talking about murder we're talking about shootings were talking about robberies and burglaries... we have a covered a large amount of firearms a large amount of narcoticsthe man in orange who

can be seen laughing as he's arrested was identified by the chp as the driver of the cadallic. this man in the red shirt in handcuffs is the passenger. police say at least one man was a target of the sting. the chp says the suspect caddilac was seen swerving through multiple lanes of traffic and the shoulder at high speeds....before the crashes. you know we're so lucky this knucklehead didn't hurt anybody, yeah we're pretty fortunate it could've turned out a lot worse than it didthe man who took this video says at one point the suspect driver was on his tail going an estimated 120 miles per hour....he says he was in fear for his life...and thinks the police should have called off the pursuit. lawn force meant the oakland police department and law-enforcement agencies are constantly wayne out the dangers of pursuing someone who is wanted, in this particular case this person is wanted for a very violent crime the oakland police spokesperson says they always review big operations after the fact to see make sure pursuit protocol was followed.....they are planning to have a news conference to release more about this major warrant sweep sometime next week.maureen kelly kron4 news

"a vote for kavanaugh is a vote saying women don't matter. let's stay together, let's fight, let's keep showing up."(grant) comedian and actress amy schumer...is among the protestors arrested after they flooded the senate office building today ... meanwhile republicans announce plans to vote on brett kavanaugh's confirmation as supreme court justice...on saturday morning. (vicki) that confirmation looking more likely today after a pair of swing=vote republicans indicated they would vote for him.catherine heenan is here with all the day's developments.catherine? (catherine) the day began with the news that the f=b=i had delivered its report. ther'es only one copy and it's concealed behind the locked doors of a special secure facility on capitol hill. republicans

who've seen it are unanimous in declaring that it clears up any suspicion that kavanaugh abused women as a drunken high school and college student. "the fact is that these allegations have not been corroborated" "no corroboration " "no corroboration " "nothing, absolutely nothing " "enough already. let's vote."the republican leadership scheduled a procecural vote on the kavanaugh for tomorrow, followed by a final vote saturday.among the three swing vote republicans, both jeff flake and susan collins indicated the report satisfied questions they had about kavanaugh's character.lisa murkowski hasn't commented.two red=state democrats are also considered swing votes.today north dakota's heidi heitkamp said she'll vote no.joe manchin of west virginia hasn't made a commitment. democrats who shuttled in and out of the secret room gave the report a thumbs down."the most notable part of this report is what's not in it." "the whole thing is a sham!" "wholly unacceptable, ."

stabenow (d) michigan> "it did nothing to alleviate my concerns about his honesty and truthfulnessprotest nat outside, a protest march by thousands of women wound its way from the federal court where judge kavanaugh works to the steps of the supreme court ... the woman from the elevator confrontation with senator flake told fellow sex assault survivors their pain is transforming society,what we are doing with these stories is weaving a fabric that can be a mirror for this country after that the protesters headed to the hart senate office building ... where police moved in to arrest dozens of people ... including amy schumerdo you want to be arrested/yes (catherine landing)again the procedural vote is tomorrow with the full senate vote on

saturday. grant and vicki (2-shot/vicki) the looming decision on judge kavanaugh's nomination is being closely watchedin palo alto, home of dr, christine blasey ford. (2-shot/grant) kron four's rob fladeboe bring us up to date on what's happening there. rob fladeboe/palo alto '....i am here at the corner of the el camino real and embarcadero road. in a little over an hour from now, supporters and friends of dr. ford will be gathering here for a rally entitled "stand with survivors, stop kavanaugh..." dr. ford supporters kristin podulka and linda henigin are disappointed to say the least in what they believe was a sham investigation into ford's claims by the f.b.i. linda henigin/stand with survivors "...no question about it, every article i have read points out that there are so many things they didn't follow up on, this is an ambarrassment for the f.b.i. quite frankly..."kristin podulka/stand with survivors "...i just cant imagine what anybody could possibly have expected from just three days ofinvestigation..."just as they did outside palo alto city hall following dr. ford's dramatic testimony last week, supporters of dr. ford will be calling on the public this evening to jon them as they take to the sreets to hail dr.

ford as a hero. even if brett kavanaugh is confirmed by the senate, they are vowing to fight on.linda henigin "...we need to transform out government so it represents all of us, people who look like me and you and like all of us and so far there are very few in the highest ranks of government..."rob fladeboe/palo alto "....many ford supporters are echoing comments from senator dianne feinstein that the only thing notable about the latest fbi investigation is what it did not do. again, tonight's rally getting underway here along the el camino about an hour from now. in palo alto rob fladeboe kron4news (grant) breaking news,.... the sonoma county sheriff's office is responding to a suspected explosive device at a p=g=and-e substation.

this is happening at the substation on river road in fulton -- which is right off highway 101 north of santa rosa.because of the police activity - both on and off ramps for southbound highway 101 at river rd are being shut down and traffic is being diverted. (anchor1) taking a live look outside-- embarcadero. (anchor 2) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: skies were slow to clear today but finally there was a little more sunshine by the afternoon. we can still see a few showers on the doppler radar and even some thunderstorms. on the satellite image you can see the storm clouds moving southeast. another storm in the gulf of alaska will brush the bay area on friday night and into saturday morning. after that high pressure

builds in and it will be windy especially over the north bay mountains on sunday. highs tomorrow will be a little warm with mostly sunny skies. it wil be in the mid to upper 70s inland with 60s at the coast. it will be even warmer this weekend but windy at times. a cooling trend will begin next week. (vicki) (vicki) coming up... a major

health alert tonight. the beef and eggs in your fridge could make you severely sick. we have the details you need to know. (grant) plus... a warning in the bay area after a man was seen peeping into someone's home. where it happened and who police are looking for.

(grant) lessons learned from the 19-94 northridge earthquake are causing engineers to recommend dozens of tall building in san

francisco be inspected for damage that may have been caused during the 1989 loma prieta quake. kron 4's dan kerman is live in downtown san francisco with more. san francisco has no shortage of tall buildings... in fact a recent study found 156 constructed or permitted high-rises that are 240 feet or higher... that's about 20 stories or more... but the earthquake preparedness study entitled tall buildings safety strategy says certain types of these hi rises may have been damaged during 1989's loma prieta earthquake.... sot greg deierlein / co-author of study 25-35in 1994 northridge earthquake in la we learned about some potential fractures in welded steel moment frames and in the existing building inventory of tall buildings there 's many of those tall steel moment frame buildings in the city.at a news conference thursday one of the study's authors said san francisco has 60 to 70 tall buildings with similar construction and they should be inspected for damage.sot

loma prieta occurred 5 years before that in sf there has never been a reassessment of those buildings.. some connection fractures in northridge were not obvious you had to inspect for that so as a start we are recommending to inspect those buildings and check for connection damage. that's one of 16 recommendatio ns made included in the study. another is to strengthen building codes so after an earthquake building damage is less, repair time is shorter, and that allows residents to reoccupy building sooner. (grant) the transbay transit

center remains closed tonight... but crews were out today working to shore up two cracked beams above fremont street. over the next few days, crews will build the shoring system that takes the load off the cracked beams. the system will extend from the bottom of the roof deck down four levels. once that's in place, workers will take a sample of the steel for testing to try to determine why the cracks happened in the first place. the brand new transit center is expected to be closed at least until the end of the month. (vicki) the san francisco

police department is being sued, over claims of racial bias. this comes after several people say they were targeted during an arrest. (grant) kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more on what this lawsuit alleges. this lawsuit stems from a drug bust that led to the arrest of 37 people... all of them african american. 5 of the women and 1 man are claiming they were targeted by a department plagued with a culture of racism. the lawsuit was filed by the a-c-l-u in federal court... alleging the officers involved in this bust... target black people selling small amounts of drugs... while ignoring other drug dealers of other races. specifically, referencing body cam showing an undercover informant refusing to buy drugs from an asian woman... waiting to buy them from a black woman instead. these orchestrated buys, all happening in the city's low- income tenderloin neighborhood. we reached out to the city attorney's office about the lawsuit... and got this response. in part it reads... "we can't comment on specifics about a lawsuit we haven't even seen yet. the evidence will show that san francisco police

acted in accordance with federal directives." according to the a-c-l-u, two years ago... a federal judge found "substatial evidence" of racial bias... leading to the dismissal of charges against 12 people. (vicki) for your health tonight... salmonella could be lurking in your fridge.... millions of pounds of beef have been recalled due to a salmonella outbreak. the u-s-d-a's food safety and inspection service announced the recall today. the beef was sold nationwide under the brand names-- walmart... cedar river farms natural beef... showcase... showcase-walmart and j-b-s generic. the recall is connected to 57-cases of salmonella illnesses reported across 16- states... including right here in california. head over to kron 4 dot com to check if your meat has the contaminated inspection mark. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- bay bridge (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with

chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: skies were slow to clear today but finay there was a little more sunshine by the afternoon. we can still see a few showers on the doppler radar and even some thunderstorms. on the satellite image you can see the storm clouds moving southeast. another storm in the gulf of alaska will brush the bay area on friday night and into saturday morning. after that high pressure builds in and it will be windy especially over the north bay mountains on sunday. highs tomorrow will be a little warm with mostly sunny skies. it wil be in the mid to upper 70s inland with 60s at the coast. it will be even warmer this weekend but windy at times. a cooling trend will begin next week.

(grant) (grant) still ahead... a scary scene...why dozen kids got extremely sick... while swimming in a community pool. (vicki) a bill making it's way through congress... could make flying a bit more bearable. details on the big changes we may soon see on airplanes.

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runways and control towers, to how airlines bump passengers. 226sen. chris van hollen/ (d) maryland:"if you are on the plane the only reason you can be removed from the plane is for safety purposes."maryland senator chris van hollen added that amendment after dr. david dao was dragged from a united express flight last year.nats and as seats on planes continue to shrink, congress says its had enough: the faa will now be required to set minimum seat sizes, both in width and distance between rows.sen. chris van hollen/ (d) maryland:"the focus is on passenger safety, trying to make sure the seats are big enough and the spacing is adequate enough to allow people to exit their seats, get off the plane in the case of emergencies."passengers at reagan national not sure seat size should be up to the government.nats"free market. if known for having smaller seats, then i'd probably fly a different airline."also inside the massive 1200 page bill, a ban on in-flight cell phone voice calls and e-cigarettes

pregnant passengers can board first. and after a dog died in a united airlines overhead bin, animals are now banned from the bins.sen. chris van hollen/ (d) maryland:"this is not a perfect bill by any means, but is certainly a positive step forward in consumer protection."the bill is expected to pass in the house, before being signed by the president. the president. (grant) that was sam sweeny reporting. one item not included in this bill, a measure that would restrict airlines from collecting unreasonable fees, like changing your itinerary, picking a seat or checking your luggage. (vicki) next at 5:30... police on the peninsula are searching for a man who was peeping into somebody's home. details on where it happened. (vicki) plus after the break... thousands of hotel workers in the bay area walk off the job. details on how it could impact customers.

(vicki) tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (grant) thousands of hotel workers across san francisco and san jose have walked off the job. kron4's lydia pantazes spoke to people who work at the westin saint francis hotel in union square about the strike. tousands of housekeepers, cooks and other workers at marriott-affiliated hotels went on strike in san francisco and san jose thursday after months of negotiations for job security, a wage increase and what unions call work overloads. about 2,500 marriott hotel

workers were picketing outside at least seven hotels in downtown san francisco, the heart of the city's tourist area. the hotels include the ritz-carlton, the palace hotel, the w hotel and the marriott marquis. another 200 walked out in san jose, said unite here union spokeswoman rachel gumpert.the strike came at the height of the city's busy convention season that brings tens of thousands of people to the city, but the company said its hotels would continue operating normally. nearly 99 percent of the union's members authorized a strike last month.san francisco workers are among the highest paid in the country but that their salaries are no longer enough to make ends meet and many workers have to work at least a second job to make ends, said anand singh, president of the unite here local 2 union. (grant) marriott has responded...saying its hotels will remain open. the company also says it respects the employee's rights to partcipate in the strike... but the company also welcomes anyone who chooses to continue to work.

(grant) in san francisco... police are searching for a woman who hit a 60-year-old man with her car and then took off. the victim was hit last night at a crosswalk at baker and oak streets near the panhandle and san francisco's dmv.. a description of the suspect and vehicle were not immediately available from police. the victim was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. (vicki)san mateo county sheriffs are searching for a man who was seen looking through the window of a home in san carlos on tuesday night. deputies say someone passing by confronted the suspect before he fled toward dayton avenue. the man is described as being white or hispanic about 5 feet 8 inches tall and 180 pounds. he had dark brown hair with a combover haircut and shaved on both sides of his head. he was last seen wearing a white button down shirt, black dress pants and black dress shoes. (vicki) police in san mateo have arrested a home burglar after recognizing him on surviellance video. officers were called to the

22-hundred block of isabelle avenue yesterday afternoon... for a home burglary. the homeowner said cameras caught a man inside the home.. but when officers arrived the burglar was gone. police recognized the man as 19-year- old tenzin rinchen--- saying he was on probation. he was arrested at his home-- where officers found the stolen property. (grant) in the south bay... a man has been arrested in connection with the death of his coworker in morgan hill. this is a picture of the victim-- 27-year-old curtis stapleton. police say he was found dead on a sidewalk on concord circle back in july. they say stapleton had been involved in a fight with his co-worker-- -year-old martin garcia. over the past three months, detectives say they gathered enough evidence to link garcia to stapelton's death. he was arested yesterday and booked into the santa clara county jail. (grant) this justn - fremont police say they have found this missing child with autism. 14 year old aamir bijli was last seen getting on a bart train in fremont at

around 2:15 this afternoon. and police say he was just found safe in el cerrito. lawrence karnow: skies were slow to clear today but finally there was a little more sunshine by the afternoon. we can still see a few showers on the doppler radar and even some thunderstorms. on the satellite image you can see the storm clouds moving southeast. another storm in the gulf of alaska will brush the bay area on friday night and into saturday morning. after that high pressure builds in and it will be windy especially over the north bay mountains on sunday. highs tomorrow will be a little warm with mostly sunny skies. it wil be in the mid to upper 70s inland with 60s at the coast. it will be even warmer this weekend but windy at times. a cooling trend will begin next week.

(vicki) a big story tonight... a controversial ballot measure would deal with california's affordable housing crisis by removing restrictions on rent control.(grant) capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala joins us live from sacramento with the details. ashley? ((ashley)) this is a very controversial issue on the november ballot. both supporters and opponents of prop 10 have spent millions of dollars on advertisements. ((pkg)) trt:1:17"the rents and mortgages are just too. darn. high." the price of rent could soon be in the control of local governments if proposition 10 passes. the measure repeals the costa hawkins rental housing act... which prohibits rent control on single family homes... and only allows rent control for buildings built before 1995. (eric heins- california teacher's association) "i have lived in a rent control apartment as a teacher in san francisco..and if it wasn't for that, i wouldn't have had a home there.." eric heins is an elementary school teacher and

president of the california teacher's association.. he says rising rents often force workers to move far away from their jobs."it's forcing out families and forcing working folks out of their homes and it's because of predatory landlords wanting to raise profits because they've been able to." the coalition of affordable housing along with some landlors worry that rent control could lower property values.(patrick sabelhaus - coalition of affordable housing) "we think the ballot measure is terribly flawed, poorly written and it won't do anything about the supply and demand problem." opponents also argue ths measure will slow down construction of new homes. "again, we have empathy for the problems those people are facing but we think prop 10 is not a solution, we think it's just going to make the problem worse." ((ashley)) according to zillow the median rent price in the u.s. is $1300californ ia's is $2,000. on average californians spend about a third of their income rent.

(vicki) 18 people in california, including kids have gotten sick because of pool chemicals. (grant) 7 of those are in really bad shape at a hospital. kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more on what happened. they all got sick... while swimming at a southern california swimming pool. emergency responders started getting calls when swimmers started having breathing problems at daland(duh-lond) swim school in thousand oaks. around 20 ambulances were dispatched to the private pool. at this time... there's no word yet on what type of pool chemicals that were being used.capt. stan ziegler/ventura co. fire

dept.: "currently we have 8 patients who need immediate transport to the hospital with various conditions going on from the fumes of the pool chemicals." some of the swimmers were treated at the pool and were able to go home... but in the end... 12 kids had to go to a nearby hospital and 7 of them are listed in critical condition tonight. the swim school closed the pools to check their equipment. (grant) coming up... a warning if your teenager smokes pot. we are learning about how it could have a lifelong impact on their mental health. (vicki) plus ... be careful when you take that next selfie. you could be putting yourself in harms way. details on an alarming new study ... next.

bamááá) think twice before taking that next selfie -- it could kill you. a new report says 259 people died taking selfies in a six year period between 20-11 and 20-17. (grant) researchers covered the entire world and found that more than half of those deaths happened in india. the leading cause was drowning ... from people getting hit by waves or falling out of boats while posing. other causes include getting hit by moving objects, falling from high places.(vicki) more men died in selfie-related incidents because they tend to take more risks. also ... the number of deaths could be much

higher ... as selfie-related deaths are under reported. (grant) still ahead... it's unsettling to hear.. but officers across the country are constantly preparing for mass shootings. we'll take a behind the scenes look at how police are training to keep people safe.

(grant) this week marks one year since the las vegas massacre -- the deadliest mass shooting in u-s history. whether it's a concert, workplace, or school -- the way officers train for mass shooting events like these has changed.(vicki) omar jimenez tagged along with the fbi at an undisclosed location toget a glimpse of what that training looks like. and we want to warn you... some people might find these stimulations disturbing. it's a reality law enforcement trains for arriving on the scene of an

active shooter - every second crucial. "this is an aggressive issue so the training has to be aggressive as well." "this all comes down to minimizing that time to get in front of the actor- to get law enforcement in front of the actor."but it's a preparation that's evolved over the years.a key point came in 2013in the wake of the shooting at sandy hook elementary school.the fbi partnered with a program known as áalerrtáor advanced law enforcement rapid response training. the department of justice started looking at programs that they could partner with to try to enhance training capabilities for response to school violence like sandy hook."alerrt studies mass shootings to help identify different types of contributing factors and response tactics that can be improved.the idea was to match that áresearch based áapproach with the fbi's áreach... to not only train agents...but also state and álocal law enforcement. it puts everyone on the same standard.

you could be from one agency and arrive at a scene and end up with someone from a different agency but if you've both been through that training then automatically you know what to dobut according to alerrt áanother reason the partnership has become so critical....it's arming officers with more than just guns...but informationand átraining that helps bridge the gap between áresearch and the real thing. "it is incredibly difficult for any human being to be met with this much stress and mortality staring them right in the face and then correctly and quickly do things that would mitigate them or somebody else from beinharmed or killed." "movement down the hallway on the right" "stay together as much i'm omar jimenez reporting (grant) former rap mogul marion "suge" knight is going back to jail.a los angeles judge sentenced knight to 28-years in prison today killing terry carter. knight pleaded no contest to manslaughter earlier this month. the 53-year-old hit carter and a security guard with his truck back in 2015. carter was

killed...and the guard was injured. the hit and run incident happened near the set of the movie "straight outta compton." that movie tells the story of how the rap group n-w-a was founded. knight and n-w-a member andre young established the death row records label together in 19- 91. (grant) it was a busy summer for the u.s. coast guard --- they seized more than 11 tons of cocaine. the coast guard crews stopped smuggling vessels off the coasts of mexico, central and south america from late august to mid september. they unloaded all of the drugs in san diego yesterday. the drugs have a street value of more than 300 million dollars ... which is money the criminal organizations will never get their hands on now (vicki) for your health tonight... a warning for teens who smoke pot-- it could cause lifelong brain damage. that's according to a new study in the american journal of psychiatry.researchers

tested the memory and reasoning of 38-hundred 13- to-17-year-olds. they found marijuana affected teens' long-term cognitive abilities more than alcohol. not only that, but even when students stopped smoking pot, their memory didn't get better. scientists say they need to do more research to find out how and why the brain is affected by early marijuana use. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: skies were slow to clear today but finally there was a little more sunshine by the afternoon. we can still see a few showers on the doppler radar and even some thunderstorms. on the satellite image you can see the storm clouds moving

southeast. another storm in the gulf of alaska will brush the bay area on friday night and into saturday morning. after that high pressure builds in and it will be windy especially over the north bay mountains on sunday. highs tomorrow will be a little warm with mostly sunny skies. it wil be in the mid to upper 70s inland with 60s at the coast. it will be even warmer this weekend but windy at times. a cooling trend will begin next week. (grant) fans of fast-food chain popeyes might say their fried chicken is good as gold... but today the restaurant is offering week.begin next trend will begin next week.

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(grant)(grant) fans of fast-food chain popeyes might say their fried chicken is good as gold... but today the restaurant is offering chicken that is literally golden. (vicki) you can get six boneless wings -- dunked in champagne and slathered with 24-karat gold batter... but... the golden chicken is not easy to come by. it's only available for a single day in four locations. those locations are anaheim, locations are anaheim, elizabeth, new jersey, new york city, and new orleans. (grant) as far as golden products go, the price is a bargain -- just five bucks, including a biscuit and side dish. popeyes says the golden chicken might become available

in more locations in the future if demand is high. (vicki)(vicki) up next... pizza is so popular it got it's own month. after the break-- on dine and dish i'll introduce you to superstars of bay area pizza for national pizza month... america. 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. at at&t, we believe in access. 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. (grant) october is

national pizza month.(vicki)

tonight on dine and dish - i'm showing you some top spots around the bay area that serve up some tasty pies. kids are proof positive that pizza is one of america's favorite foods. there's a whole month devoted to the popular pie. do we really need a special month for pizza lovers? pretty much any month will do. according to pizza experts, americans devour about 100 acres of pizza per day or 350 slices per second! and because october is officially national pizza month, you'll want to meet some of the super stars behind the italian inspired dish. like fabrizio caccitori - from emeryville's hot italian. or meet world famous tony geminianni of tony's pizza in the heart of the city's north beach neighborhood - he's the reining king of pizza tossing. whether you learn to make it yourself, or order it up by the box... happy pizza month. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news (vicki) pizza month.the box... happy order it up by yourself, or make it you learn to whether pizza tossing.reining king of he's the neighborhood -north beach the city's the heart of tony's pizza in geminianni of tony world famous or meet world famous tony geminianni of tony's pizza in the heart of the city's north beach neighborhood - he's the reining king of pizza tossing.

whether you learn to make it yourself, or order it up by the box... happy pizza month. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and pam moore ken wayne ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thanks vicki and grant.. coming up next on kron4 news at six. protesters are gathering in palo alto -- the home city of

doctor christine blasey -ford - to protest supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. it comes as the f-b-i has completed an extended investigation - and the senate gets ready to vote.(ken) then -- san francisco sued for racial bias against african americans. we'll talk to the a-c-l-u about the drug busts that led to the lawsuit. that's coming up next at six.

sakes, this is the united states of america! no body is supposed to be guilty until prove innocent"> (ken) the fbi's

supplemental background report on supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh is out and under review. good evening i'm ken wayne.(pam) and i'm pam moore.. thank you for joining us. tonight a protest is planned in palo alto.. first let's get to kron4's camila bernal in washington to explain how the white house, republicans, and democrats are responding.

(pam) a (pam) a groundswell of support for dr. christine blasey ford continues to gain steam in her hometown of palo alto. kron four's rob fladeboe has details about the latest action on her behalf.

rob fladeboe/palo alto '....i am here at the corner of the el camino real and embarcadero road. in a little over an hour from now, supporters and friends of dr. ford will be gathering here for a rally entitled "stand with survivors, stop kavanaugh..." dr. ford supporters kristin podulka and linda henigin are disappointed to say the least in what they believe was a sham investigation into ford's claims by the f.b.i. lia henigin/stand with survivors "...no question about it, every article i have read points out that there are so many things they didn't follow up on, this is an ambarrassment for the f.b.i. quite frankly..."kristin podulka/stand with survivors "...i just cant imagine what anybody could possibly have expected from just three days ofinvestigation..."just as they did outside palo alto city hall following dr. ford's dramatic testimony last week, supporters of dr. ford will be calling on the public this evening to jon them as they take to the sreets to hail dr. ford as a hero. even if brett kavanaugh is confirmed by the senate, they are vowing to

fight on.linda henigin "...we need to transform out government so it represents all of us, people who look like me and you and like all of us and so far there are very few in the highest ranks of government..."again this evening, those who join the rally will beencouraged to sign their names to acard thanking dr. ford for coming forward. in palo alto rob fladeboe kron4news (ken)(ken) a high speed police pursuit ended in a crash... damaging several vehicles on westbound 580 in castro valley this morning. (pam) that chase was connected to a warrant sweep... targeting 16 alleged members of a violent west oakland gang ... a sweep that resulted in a dozen people being arrested. kron4's maureen kelly has exclusive video of the arrests being made.. once the pursuit was over. here's video where the wild high speed pursuit ended after the suspect's cadallic broke down.on westbound 580 in castro valley around 1030 am......that's after allegedly causing back to back crashes

involving two other drivers. traffic was backed up for miles. you can see many oakland police vehicles on the scene....that's because this pursuit was linked to one of 16 criminal search warrents served in alameda, contra costa and san joaquin counties. oakland police says they along with the fbi and the doj were targeting members of a violent west oakland gang. we're talking about murder we're talking about shootings were talking about robberies and burglaries... we have a covered a large amount of firearms a large amount of narcoticsthe man in orange who can be seen laughing as he's arrested was identified by the chp as the driver of the cadallic. this man in the red shirt in handcuffs is the passenger. police say at least one man was a target of the sting. the chp says the suspect caddilac was seen swerving through multiple lanes of traffic and the shoulder at high speeds....before the crashes...which resulted in damaged vehicles....but no injuries.this guy was really cocky he had no regard for safety for the citizens. i just angers us that someone out there with that kind of attitude racing to the freeways, running from cops has no regard and he's gonna hurt somebody absolutely it makes you iratethe man who took this video says at one point the suspect driver was on his tail going an estimated 120 miles per hour....he says he was in fear for his

life...and thinks the police should have called off the pursuit. the oakland police spokesperson says they have a very strict pursuit policy and public safety is paramount. but they will be reviewing this incident. we look back we always ensure did we follow the law did we follow our policies what can we do better and did we do everything right the oakland police spokesperson says they are planning to have a news conference to release more about this major warrant sweep sometime next week.maureen kelly kron4 news (ken) engineers are recommending dozens of san francisco hi rises be reinspected for possible damage from the 1989 loma prieta earthquake (pam) kron 4's dan kerman is live downtown tonight with more (dan) when the northridge earthquake jolted los angeles in 1994... engineers discovered a certain type of construction was prone to damage.sot greg deierlein / co-author of study 08-18a new

earthquake preparedness study entitled tall buildings safety strategy surveyed san francisco's tallest building, those 240 feet or higher... that's about 20 stories or more... and it found 60 to 70 of them have similar construction to the ones damaged in northridge and all should be reinspected sot that's one of 16 recommendatio ns made included in the study. another is to strengthen building codes so after an earthquake building damage is less, repair time is shorter, and that allows residents to reoccupy building sooner. (dan) (pam) we are continuing to follow breaking news,....the sonoma county sheriff's office is investigating a suspected (pam) (dan) sooner.building sooner. (dan)

(pam) we are continuing to follow breaking news,.... the sonoma county sheriff's office is investigating a

suspected explosive device at a p=g=and-e substation. this is happening at the substation on river road in fulton -- which is right off highway- 101 north of santa rosa.because of the police activity - both on and off ramps ... for southbound highway- 101 at river road ... are being shut down and traffic is being diverted we'll bring you an update as soon we learn more.. (ken) you can see a lot of people came out today to watch the blue angels practice for their big fleet week show this weekend. and if you were in the city you could hear them earlier today above san francisco. (pam) we are now joined live by kron4's gabe slate who was out there slate who was out there watching them today. gabe what was it like? (gabe)it's amazing. i'll

never get over how close the planes fly each other when they zoom over you it's so loud and powerful you feel like a kid again. it never gets old. let's roll video of the practice show earlier today. --------------------------the blue angels and other planes started their test run over the skies of downtown san francisco around 1230 pm today... over a million people are expected to watch the event from land and sea the next three daysthe airshow runs 12-4 pm - friday through sunday. some tips on where to watch.. so alcatraz island in the bay. is like the center of the show if you can get a good view of that, you're good treasure island looking back to the west would be good anywhere along the waterfront near downtown san francisco or fisherman's warf like pier 39, aquatic park, the ferry building ghirardelli square i came

here to the marina green.i think this and crissy field are the best locations. they fly right over your head here. there was quite a few people out here taking in the practice run. here's what they thought about it. the blue angels and other planes started their test run over the skies of downtown san francisco around 1230 pm today. being in san francisco during these practice runs is always fun because everywhere you look people are looking up to the sky - pointing their phones, trying to get a shot of fly by which can be tricky because they fly by so fast. but. it's a nice shared experience among the people down here on land with the planes zipping by over head.. and it's a free experience there are three airshow's this year friday, sunday 12-4pm. some tips on where to watch so alcotraz island in the bay. is like the center of the show if you can get a good view of you should be ok treasure island looking back to the west would be good anywhere along the near downtown san francisco, or north beach, should be good..like pier 39, aquatic

park, the ferry building high up rooftops in francisco i came here to green i think this and crissy field are the locations. they fly right over your head here. there was quite a few here taking in the practice run. here's what they thought about it. (gabe) (justine) (justine) kron4 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. right now... over san outside francisco's embarcadero.. where the blue angels were practicing over head just hours ago.(ken) as we are joined by chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... what can we expect for fleet week? lawrence karnow: skies were slow to clear today but finally there was a little

more sunshine by the afternoon. we can still see a few showers on the doppler radar and even some thunderstorms. on the satellite image you can see the storm clouds moving southeast. another storm in the gulf of alaska will brush the bay area on friday night and into saturday morning. after that high builds in and it will be windy especially over the north bay sunday. highs tomorrow will be a little warm with mostly sunny skies. it wil be in the mid to inland with 60s at the coast. it will be even warmer this weekend but windy at times. a cooling trend will begin next week. (pam) (pam) a federal lawsuit against the san francisco

police department .... alleges racism involving drug suspects. we'll have a live interview with a member of the aclu... which filed the suit. "this is the most tragic event in the 35 years i have been with the florence police department."(ken)department." (ken) a "horrific day" for south carolina law enforcement. wednesday's two-hour standoff left one officer dead and six others injured. we have new information on the 30 year police veteran who lost his life.

(ken) the salesforce transit center remains closed tonight... but crews were out today working on shoring up the transit center where two support beams were found cracked last week.(pam) kron 4's teresia estaciso is live at the transit center... with what they will be working on for the next few days. (tes) (tes)

(pam) the american civil liberties union is suing the city of san francisco. claiming the police department is practicing racial bias against black people.(ken) we are joined now by lauren kapsky who is on the aclu legal team.

let's take a look outside right now... it's pretty cloudy over the golden gate bridge. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four

zone forecast. lawrence karnow: skies were slow to clear today but finally there was a little more sunshine by the afternoon. we can still see a few showers on the doppler radar and even some thunderstorms. on the satellite image you can see the storm clouds moving southeast. another storm in the gulf of alaska will brush the bay area on friday night and into saturday morning. after that high pressure builds in and it will be windy especially over the north bay mountains on sunday. highs tomorrow will be a little warm with mostly sunny skies. it wil be in the mid to upper 70s inland with 60s at the coast. it will be even warmer this weekend but windy at times. a cooling trend will begin next week. (ken) week.

(ken) the numbers are now in the thousands for the death toll in indonesia for the double hitter earthquake and tsunami. we have new video of the devestating damage (pam) and in response to last years tragic mass shooting, las vegas hotels are taking extra steps to keep visitors safe.

it was a double punch, 24/7/365."officers do enforcement. mark. (pam) we have a recall alert for you this evening. millions of pounds of beef have been recalled due to a salmonella outbreak. the u-s-d-a's and inspection announced the recall thursday. the beef was sold nationwide under brand names -- walmart... cedar river farms natural beef ... showcase ... showcase- walmart and j-b-s generic. the recall is connected to 57-cases of salmonella illnesses reported across 16-

states. head over to kron 4 dot com to check if your meat has the contaminated inspection mark. (ken) 12 children at a swimming pool suddenly struggling to breath. the dangerous chemicals they may have been exposed to. (pam) several officers are injured and one has passed during a standoff in south carolina. we hear from those closest to the man who gave his life.

(ken) the grieving continues this evening in florence, south carolina.(ken) a 30-year veteran of the police department there was killed wednesday during a shooting. (pam) grant lodes is with us live in the studio .... with more on what is being called a "horrific day" for south carolina law enforcement. (grant) (grant) wednesday's two-hour standoff in florence resulted in one officer being killed and six others injured. seven law enforcement officers were shot while trying to serve a search

warrant at a home. sheriff kenney boone said the shooter barricaded himself inside the house during the shootout...and shot some officers who were some 300 yards away. for about 15 seconds...there was an intense barrage of gunfire from the suspect. officer terrence carraway was killed. he was a 30-year veteran of the department. there will be a vigil for the officer at 7 tonight. two other officers have been released from the hospital. and they are not releasing any of the other officers

identities.(grant) the supect, 74-year old, fred hopkins has been arrested. police say it's not clear what exactly motivated the former attorney to open fire on officers. (ken)thanks grant(pam)thanks grant (ken)thanks grant(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. in castro valley....a wild high speed police pursuit ends after the suspect's cadallic breaks down after alledgly causing two back to back crashes on west bound 580 at 1030 am. no one was injured but traffic was back up for miles. the chp has id'd the man in orange as the driver...the man in the red shirt is the passenger.oakland police says at least one of them was the target of one of 16 warrents being served to individuals tied to a violent west oakland street gang. 12 people total have been arrested and guns and drugs have been seized in raids taking place in alameda contra costa and san joaquin county. maureen kelly kron4 news. here in palo alto supporters

of dr. christine blasey ford will once again be taking to the streets again be taking will once blasey forddr. christine supporters of alto here in palo kron4 news.maureen kelly county. joaquin county. maureen kelly kron4 news. here in palo alto supporters of dr. christine blasey ford will once again be taking to the streets to oppose the nomination ofbrett kavanaugh to the supreme court.just as they did following dr. ford's testimony last week,friends, neighbors and others will hold a rally at the corner of the

el camino and embarcadero road. in palo alto rob fladeboe kron4news lawrence karnow: skies were slow to clear today but finally there was a little more sunshine by the afternoon. we can still see a few showers on the doppler radar and even some thunderstorms. on the satellite image you can see the storm clouds moving southeast. another storm in the gulf of alaska will brush the bay area on friday night and into saturday morning. after that high pressure

builds in and it will be windy especially over the north bay mountains on sunday. highs tomorrow will be a little warm with mostly sunny skies. it wil be in the mid to upper 70s inland with 60s at the coast. it will be even warmer this weekend but windy at times. a cooling trend will begin next week. continues to rise in indonesia... in the area hit by a 7.5 magnitude earthquake, followed by a tsunami last friday.(ken) kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with the latest. it was a double punch, for palu(pah-

lue), indonesia. the ground shook... and then the water came in and washed a lot of the town away... leaving many people dead... many missing and 70-thousand people homeless. this is new drone video showing what's left of villages, decimated after the powerful eathquake and tsunami liquefied the ground and destroyed buildings across the impacted region. a nearby hospital continues to treat victims... using make- shift hospital rooms outside of the building in fear of aftershocks. many people still trapped in this hotel that collapsed. thousands are still trying to leave the devastated area. the indonesian military are evacuating many by ship while others wait at the airport for limited commercial flights. right now, the death toll is above 15-hundred people... countless others are still missing. (pam) it's something

hotels and casinos are constantly thinking about and changing.. even more so after october 1st .. the date of the mass shooting there one year ago .. (ken) some las vegas resorts and casinos are taking extra steps to keep their guests safe.. orko manna has the story. ((take pkg))phil ramosretired metro homicide detective / security expert00:59:01- 00:59:09((orko manna)) but armed security guards will ásooná be a reality at caesars entertainment properties on the las vegas strip. retired metro detective phil ramos says it's a good move -- especially after the events of 1 october.>>phil ramosretired metro homicide detective / security expert00:59:18- 00:59:31

neutralize that force.">> ((orko manna)) in a statement... caesars entertainment says, in part, "these teams provide valuable additional security capabilities, provide a stronger and more visible security presence, and a rapid armed response if necessary." we found a handful of "security team" job postings for caesars on linkedin -- asking for several years experience áandá knowledge of law enforcement techniques. phil ramosretired metro homicide detective / security expert01:01:40-???((orko manna)) las vegas sands corporation is beefing up k-9 units at their properties... like the venetian and palazzo. the main goals visual deterrent explosives.(nat)((orko manna)) projects along the strip are also in full force... like here at sahara and las vegas boulevard. so what do tourists think (pam) it is unclear right now exactly when those armed response teams will be active. as for the bollards project.. the final

phase is expected to start at the beginning of next year. (ken) 12 children in ventura county were rushed to the hospital. the common chemical that's believed to have made them sick. america. 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.

you could generate yourat home.rgy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. (ken) twelve children were taken to the hospital after being exposed to pool chemical fumes. it all happened

wednesday evening at about 6:30 p-m at the daland (duh-lond) swim school. that's a private swim club in ventura county. about 20 ambulances responded to the scene after it was reported children were having trouble breathing. (ken) some patients were treated on the scene and allowed to go home. it is not clear what pool chemicals they were exposed to or how it happened.

(ken) a major wildfire fire forced evacuations and brought devastation to oregon

this summer. the blaze also brought death -- claiming the life of a local farmer who was helping create a fire line. (pam) amid the flames, firefighters rescued a kitten, and named it in honor of that local farmer. john hendricks reports.. they are all shapes - colors and sizes kittens and cats ready and waiting for their forever home at the fur footed rescue in the dalles.they all have a unique story on what brought them here but one l-j has a story like no other.the young kitten rescued - just two weeks old - by firefighters battling the substation fire that burned a few mohs ago.they cared for the kitten, who would later be named "little john."this kitten named after john ruby a farmer who lost his life fighting these flames.since he was discovered - he's been growing - getting stronger waiting for the day he will be able to go to his forever home. that day - came on september 26th john ruby's birthday - his new home with john's wife (widow?)-- melodie. "it was

a happy day because i have been coming to visit him often and it was really emotional and a happy day for me."this kitten is adventurous - full of life - brings smiles to a family going through a heartbreaking few months. "you know it has been rough you to adjust to without my husband but this little kitten has kind of helped with the mood."a twist in life that was just meant to be.little john or l-j as he known as around the farm has found his forever home. care of l-j prior to his adoption is hosting a

fundraiser sunday. let's take a look outside right now... chief chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: skies were slow to clear today but finally there was a little more sunshine by the afternoon. we can still see a few showers on the doppler radar and even some thunderstorms. on the satellite image you can see the storm clouds moving southeast. another storm in the gulf of alaska will brush the bay area on friday night and into saturday morning. after that high pressure builds in and it will be windy especially over the north bay mountains on sunday. highs tomorrow will be a little warm with mostly sunny skies. it wil be in the mid to upper 70s inland with 60s at the coast. it will be even warmer this weekend but windy at times. a cooling trend will begin next week. in sports we'll take a look at the 49ers and raiders as they prepare for week 5 of the n-f-l season...

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in sports we'll take a look at the 49ers and raiders as they prepare for week 5 of the n-f-l season... both hoping for win number two... and bob melvin talks about his strategy of going "all bullpen" against the yankees last night... specifically his use of all-star closer blake treinean ... mark has that story... coming up

(pam) time now for a look at sports.(ken) mark carpenter joins us in the studio. it took a few years for the a's to get back to the postseason... and unfortunately, their time in the playoffs, lasted only nine innings after falling apart in the bronx. --basically, the green and gold...were unrecognizable. the hard hitting club..that ranked near the top of the league...held to only 5 hits, 0-for-6 with runners in scoring position. --also, the team that got to the playoffs behind its bullpen...couldn't count on its relievers.... liam hendriks was chased after 1....

bob melvin called up 3 more arms before putting blake treinen on the mound in the 6th. that's when the yankees exploded... put up 4-runs in the frame. --melvin on his decision to turn to his closer so early. as far as treinen goes, we just got to get our best in there at that time. they knew everything was kind of up for grabs depending on what the situation of the game was...so..the point of the game we're trying to cut it off. you know offensively, we have to put a little more pressure on em so we're not in that spot where you have to bring in treinen in that situation. now to some playoff baseball from today-- rockies-brewers in milwaukee for game 1 of the nlds. --rockies were down 2-zip, but tied it in the 9th to force extras. in the 10th, mike moustakas...ended the night... runners on the corners.. 2-out.. a walkoff rope to right. brew crew takes game 1, 3-2. time to talk some nfl-- when the 49ers signed richard sherman, they knew they were getting not only an excellent defender, but someone who's not afraid to make his opinions known.

the star cornerback...back at practice today after missing last week's game with a calf injury. his status going forward is unknown, but that's not the big talking point today... as he offered some great insight on the new league roughing penalties that protect offensive players, allow for increased stats, and make life tough for defenders. the average quarterback, their passer rating is like 92 and that used to be hall of fame numbers but now you know..it's not hall of fame numbers, it's just the average quarterback. you can't touch em, you can't tackle em, you can't hit em high, you can't hit em low. you can't knock em down to the ground hard, if you push him too bad, you know all that's a penalty...you can't hit a receiver high, you can't hit a receiver low, you can't push em you can..barely press em you know. it's making on teams to combat them.

3-keys for the 49ers hosting the cardinals this sunday...-- crucial to get cj beathard going early...the faster he gets into a rhythm, the more comfortable he'll be down the stretch.--the defense...needs to go after the rookie running the offense...as josh rosen is only making his 2nd career start.--and finally, it's pivotal to not give arizona any freebies...late interceptions made a huge difference last week. those are your mercedes keys to the game. back in alameda-- marshawn lynch returned to practice today...after missing yesterday's session with a shoulder injury. the raiders visiting the chargers this sunday...and we'll see if beast mode continues to turn back the clock to his seattle days. despite the team's record, lynch has been one of the most productive backs in the league...top 5 in rushing yards. jon gruden...on the beast in the backfield. "i think he's a hall of fame back without a doubt. he can catch it. he can run it. he plays with passion. practices with passion. he's a great player.""guys tackling him have to know that they may hit him good once, but you're going to have to do it again in second and third quarter about 30 times. marshawn is going to try and outlast people. i think that's what makes him special."

finally, warriors bringing the nba back to seattle tomorrow. a special preseason game that carries significance for kevin durant... who was drafted by the sonics in 2007. steve kerr..knows this means a ton for kd. i think the shoes tell the story..you know..he's got a strong connection with seattle, having played there for a year and being drafted by that organization..i think he's going to get a huge ovation so in my mind tomorrow night's game is going to be really impactful. definitely it's about the sonics and the history of the league in seattle. that wraps up kron4 news at 6. we'll see you tonight at 8.... on your bay area's local news station.

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