the man accused of sending at least 13 pipe bombs through the mail is facing at least five federal charges. cesar sayoc was arested friday following an urgent four-day nationwide manhunt. he is being held in a federal jail in ami. reporter camila bernal, is outside the jail with the very latest. camila? cesar sayoc is currently being held at a federal detention center at this complex behind me but the director of the fbi says this is just the beginning and he warns that

there still could be more bombs in the mail.jeff sessions / attorney general: i am pleased to participate in this announcement that a suspect is in the custody of the fbi.authorities say they've caught the person responsible for sending more than a dozen explosive devices through the mail to prominent democrats and critics of president trump and today we're learning more about the suspect -- 56-year-old florida resident cesar sayoc.a former boss says sayoc was a good employee but that he also had, "crazy political views."debra gureghian / former boss of cesar sayoc: he told me more than once, 'debra, i like you as a manager, but i hate you for being a lesbian. and if i had complete autonomy, you and all of these other people would be eradicated'. and sayoc's former attorney, who represented him for at least five years starting in 2000 or 2001, says sayoc was a loner who lacked an understanding of reality.ron lowry / sayoc's former attorney: he suffered from certainly an identification issue as to who he was. he needed people to be impressed with him. he had issues of insecurity. what authorities don't yet know, whether they have recovered

all of the suspicious devices, and are encouraging anyone with information to come forward.chris wray / fbi director: each device consisted of roughly six inches of pvc pipe, a small clock, a battery, some wiring and what is known as energetic material. though we're still analyzing the devices in our laboratory, these are not hoax devices.now sayoc is expected here in court in miami on monday at 2 p.m. he's facing five federal charges, among them, sending an illegal device and also making threats to a former president and others. if convicted he could face up to 48 years in prison. now this case will ultimately be prosecuted in new york. reportin in miami, florida, i'm camila bernal. thanks camilla. ( marty )back here at home...

two of those devices were intercepted right here in the bay area and in sacramento. the packages were meant for democratic party activist.. tom steyer and democratic senator ka-mala harris. kron 4s gayle ong has the story. investigators can be seen at the u.s post office on rollins road in burlingame friday.out of thousands of packages scanned at the facility - one deemed suspicious intended for liberal billionaire tom steyer.

comes in similar fashion - the investigation linking the packages addressed to prominent democrats..and others this week.in sacramento, another suspicious package intercepted friday addressed to senator kamala harris --sot--sen. kamala harris: i am thankful to law enforcement and the postal service folks for being so professional and diligent. and thankfully nobody was hurt. and that's my first priority. after days of tension and fear that spread coast to coast, finally - a break on this case. authorities arrested a man friday in florida in connection with those mailings. rick smith is a former f-b-i agent.smith explains mail handling protocols for high profile people ensures the packages with the device would not get close enough to put them in danger.the u-s postal service is urging

everyone to be cautious and on the lookout as the f-b-i says there could be more suspicious packages out there. ( marty ) our coverage of the suspected mail bomber continues at kron-4 dot com. there you will find more on the suspect's social media footprint. the messages found on his van that was seized by police... and reaction from lawmakers. it's all on kron-4 dot com (dave)high pressure over the region will maintain warmer than normal temperatures through today. a cooling trend

is then forecast for sunday and monday as an upper level trough pushes inland over the pacific northwest and into far northern california. dry offshore flow will develop early next week, resulting in increased fire weather concerns, as well as a warming trend through the week. breaking overnight...cal train's san mateo station is open again following a shooting in the parking lot. it happened last night

around 10. kron 4's sara stinson is joining us now live with the latest on the investigation. caltrain's san mateo station was reopened late friday night after a nonfatal shooting in the transit center parking lot, according to authorities. the station was closed for about two hours starting around 10 p.m. friday because of the shooting, according to caltrain officials. san mateo police department spokesman capt. dave norris said officers were called to reports of a "disturbance" near tilton avenue and b street around 9 p.m. officers found a man who had been shot in the caltrain station parking lot. the man was taken to a nearby hospital with non life-threatening injuries, norris said. no suspects had been arrested late friday night, norris said. he said officers believe the shooting was gang-related.

b street was closed while police investigated, norris said. caltrain officials said underground parking at the station was still closed late friday even though the station had been reopened. thanks sara ( marty ) coming up on kron 4 morning news...body cam video of a deadly police shooting is released by police in the east bay... we'll look at what the footage is revealing about the moments before officers opened fire. ( marty )plus.... california senator diane finestein... weighs in on the mail bombs and also... immigration. ( marty ) and a northern california school district is investigating after a black doll without clothes was found hanging in the girl's high school locker room.

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and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent. ( marty ) a sacramento school district is investigating who placed a black doll in the girls locker room at del campo high school. the girls who found the doll say they reported it to a vice-principal. but they say it was left hanging in the locker room for at least two weeks. the school district

is tryingo find out school officials didnt act more quickly. they say the inciden't doesn't reflect the character of the school, which discourages bullying or intimidation in any form. the district says the incident is more than just a simple prank.

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look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)high pressure over the region will maintain warmer than normal temperatures through today. a cooling trend is then forecast for sunday and monday as an upper level trough pushes inland over the pacific northwest and into far northern california. dry offshore flow will develop early next week, resulting in increased fire weather concerns, as well as a warming

trend through the week.

( marty ) this morning we are getting a look at the moments pittsburg police shot and killed a man earlier this week. it happened after 37-year-old salvador morales allegedly shot a family member and kidnapped his estranged wife and baby. kron 4's

justine waldman shows us the video. we do want to warn you, that it may be disturbing to watch. nats drop the gun!a deadly end to a two hour police standoff. with pittsburg police shooting and killing 37-year-old salvador morales.on the body cameras, an officer is heard talking to himself.nats"come on dude put the gun down"and others negotioting with morales in spanish.nats"los ninos"police provided three angles of the shooting... two from police body cameras and one from a patrol car.but none show morales exactly when police shot him, because of how they are positioned. nats? on monday, this started when police say morales held his wife and baby at gun point and shot a family member in the neck.he then, according to police, forced his wife and baby into his car and drove to a house on west 10th street. that is where his wife ran away and took the the baby to safety.police say this is where morales barricaded himself inside for hours.nats police say when morales came out of the house, he did not listen to commands to put the

gun down.in one video, it looks like he is holding the gun to his head.and tells officers he wants to go to his car.they tell him to back off. nats if he moves forward im going less lethan copy, copy. then comes the bang of the less lethal round..nats 4040 bang! ouh! drop the gun! bangbangbang!and seconds later, then come a series of gun shots.the police investigation so far, has determiend officers fire one less-lethal round, morales fired one round at officers and officers returned fire with eight rounds. the 4 officers involved are all members of the swat team.and have years of experience.su justine waldmanthis is the 2nd deadly officer involved shooting in pittsburg this year.police said they released the video in an effort to be transparent and gain trust with the community.the contra costa district attorney now has the case... and will determine if the officers actions were justified.im justine waldman kron 4 news.

( marty )sacramento police say it has concluded it's investigation into the deadly shooting of stephon clark. officials released a timeline of events from the shooting in march through the final interviews 10 days ago. they also looked at video from dy cams, in car cameras and the sheriff's department helicopter. the officers that fired the shots are still on duty --- but are not on patrol. police say they have pursuit and body camera policies. it is now up to the district attorney if charges will be filed against the two officers who killed clark. ( marty )an epic game three of the world series, and k-d goes off in the big apple. those

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i make my decisions, and if they're wrong, i live with them. if they're right, then i'm very proud of myself. plan your financial life with prudential. bring your challenges. ( marty ) game three of the world series is one for the record books. after battling it out for á18á innings -- the dodgers beat the red sox three to two on this walk off homje run by max muncey. the game lasted seven hours and 20 minutes -- making it the álongestá m-l-b playoff game ever played. the red sox still lead the seven-game series two to one. game four will be played tonight in los angeles. now here's mark carpenter with the rest of sports. now to some warriors-- kevin durant at madison square garden. who knows if that becomes his home arena next year, but for now he's with the champs. --we go to new york golden state...opening up a 3-game road trip on the east coast.

--knicks thinking they can make a run at durant this summer. --right out of the gates--kd showing off his skills.. first quarter off the steal, breakaway dunk... slams it home. durant went 7-of-9 from the field in the first half. --then something strange happened... boogie cousins...who's not even in uniform gets t'd up for arguing with an officl. and he gets ejected... boogie forced to watch from the locker room. --game was tied at 55 at the break.. out of the half, steph curry..heating up... hits from downtown... curry finished with 29-points. --but the knicks kept hanging around... tim hardaway junior...knocks down the 3. new york led by 10- in the 3rd quarter --but down the stretch, the champs pulled through. went on a 47-16 run... durant completely took the game over... scored 25- in the final stanza alone, a new career high, ended with 41. --golden state moves to 5-and-1 on the year...with a 128-100 win... up next, brooklyn on sunday. now to some nfl-- 49ers visiting the cardinals. oakland hosting the colts... and it's a homecoming for andrew luck...

the former stanford qb ...drafted first overall by indianapolis in 2012. he missed all of last season with a shoulder injury, this year--he's back...and looking like his old self...20- touchdown passes,. the oakland defense is not as impressive, but luck is expecting a serious fight. "we've got a great challenge against an aggressive oakland defense, a defense that's tough to figure out that's got guys all over the field. some older, some younger so it'll be a tough challenge."". when there's no blocking or nobody open, he can still make big plays. he's a great competitor and scrambler and i'm sure a lot of stanford faithful will be excited to see him again." outcue: keys to the game.

( marty ) as we head to break, here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge..

california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent. ( marty ) here's a live

look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)high pressure over the region will maintain warmer than normal temperatures through today. a cooling trend is then forecast for sunday

and monday as an upper level trough pushes inland over the pacific northwest and into far northern california. dry offshore flow will develop early next week, resulting in increased fire weather concerns, as well as a warming trend through the week. ( marty )breaking news... the man who the f-b-i says is

responsible for sending over a dozen mailed pipe bombs to critics of president trump... is being held in a florida federal jail this morning. police arrested cesar sayoc at an auto parts store in plantation, florida friday morning... after a 4-day manhunt. the f-b-i says sayoc sent bombs mostly to democratic officials who often spoke out against the president. police say he had been living out of his van... after his parents recently kicked him out. that van was covered with political decals... some showing images of democrats with targets on their heads. sources say investigators used his cell phone to track him down... after his fingerprint and d.n.a. evidence were found on some of the packages. ( marty ) happening now...the fbi is testing a suspicious package found in burlingame. the package was taken to the san francisco police department's firing rage moments after it was discovered. the firing range was chosen because its just a short drive from burlingame. f-b-i bomb technicians made the

package safe. it then headed out in a caravan.... and will be sent to the fbi lab in quantico for forensic testing. ( marty ) senator dianne feinstein did not hold back when asked to comment on the mail bomb threats directed at critics of the trump administration. kron four's rob fladeboe reports senator feinstein spoke out as she campaigned in watsonville. sen dianne feisntein/u.s. senator "...there is a proverb or line in the bible that says you reap what you sow...."on the campaign trail in watsonville senator dianne feinstein pulled no punches when asked about the terror plot directed at critics of the trump administration. senator dianne feinstein "....all these rallies where they say lock her up and she hasn't been a candidate for a long time, why, why do that, to create hatred and then hatred drives people to do things like this..." feinstein made the remarks as she stumped for votes at the monterey mushroom plant near watsonville. addressing a critical shortage of farm labor, feinstein is pushing an

immigration bill that would apply to people who have worked at least 100 hours over the past two years and who have not been arrested.dianne feinstein "....the blue card would allow you to work in agriculture for 5 years after which you would receive a green card and a path to citizenship..."asked about her own security in the wake of the latest threats against tom steyer and others, senator feinstein recalled a bomb found at her house many years ago saying, "been there done that." should president trump be held accountable for fanning the flames of hatred? senator dianne feinstein ".....whether they are flames of hatred or something else, i dont know yet, but presidents should bring people together, president should deemphasize differences and work for the goodness of this nation together and not separate them..."in watsonvlle rob fladeboe kron4news meeting with farmworkers and growers at monterey

( marty ) our coverage of the suspected mail bomber continues at kron-4 dot com. there you will find more on the suspect's social media footprint. the messages found on his van that was seized by police... and reaction from lawmakers. it's all on kron-4 dot com ( marty ) a construction site san francisco is the focus of a racial discrimination lawsuit. the same construction company was named in a similar civil claim earlier this year. swastikas, death threats and racial slurs .... were found on the walls of the clark company's street construction site on van ness avenue. the allegations are part of a new racial harassment and unlawful discrimination lawsuit .... against the clark construction group. in september 2017, lawrence haley was working as a foreman in san francisco... at that van ness site... that's when he says, he experienced work place harassment, including his attempts to wash his hands, but then finding human waste in the soap dispenser. haley recorded the images and

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also compete against each other. this morning on dine and dish our vicki liviakis introduces you to a young chef who's all fired up... to be in line for a saucy award. "this is going straight on the plate." he's a chef who doubles as a roof top gardener. this is alex hong back in the kitchen of sorrel in san francisco.snipping edible flowers to adorn a delictate white truffle dish he even has a pet name for. "white truffs." alex may wear a ballcap instead of a chefs hat, but he's a culinary all-star with pedigree chops. he's stoked to be nominated as chef of the year for a saucy award. "i'm super excited." alex is up against some stiff competition at the 3rd annual saucy's... recognizing the bay area restaurant community for culinary excellence. dine and dish has profiled just a

few others like californios and china live who are in the running for top nods in the food world. "it's true honor because people who are your peers are deciding that you deserve the honor." gweneth borden of the golden gate restaurant association says sorrel has three people nominated for the upcoming awards night. not bad for a little restaurant that started out as a pop up. "what we brought to sorrel is a young fun atmosphere, but also that food element of fine dining and amazing service." a total of 21 categories including wine, beer and cocktails. there's also a people's best restaurant - something you before the big awards night on november 12th. ( marty ) if you want tickets to the saucys head to our website at kron4 dot com for a link. if you have a restaurant, cafe or bar that you would like to see featured on 'dine and dish... send an email to dine and dish at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form on our website. you can also check out

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( marty ) live look outside...sutro tower. your weather forecast. (dave)high pressure over the region will maintain warmer

than normal temperatures through today. a cooling trend is then forecast for sunday and monday as an upper level trough pushes inland over the pacific northwest and into far northern california. dry offshore flow will develop early next week, resulting in increased fire weather concerns, as well as a warming trend through the week.

... the story of the high flying journey for two young bears found in mariposa county. their destination was a bear rehabitation center in southern california. but how to transport two bears from here to there? kron4's ken wayne came to the rescue. 03 i might have to take my seats out. hi are you denise? hi. hi, i'm ken. nice to see you. hi, i'm carole. hi. 08 denise upton and her crew met me and my wife carole at the south lake tahoe airport. denise is the animal care director at lake tahoe wildlire care and was here to hand over two bear cubs that i was going to fly to southern

california.cg: :20denise upton/lake tahoe wildlife care 2442 they were too small to be hibernated throughout the winter so we thought we would send them down south where they could feed them all winter and get them nice and fat for release. 2451more on the bears in a moment... but first... we needed to load them up.the bears are in this nearly indestructable steel crate.all the seats had to be removed from the plane before we could fit it in... and it's heavy even without the bears. but after some finagling... we finally did it.within minutes we're airborne... turning south and heading to san diego county.smell them? whew, ooh. we eventually level off at 11,500 feet... cruising down the spine of the sierra.. the bears apparently resting in their cage.they were found last summer after their mother was killed after being hit by a car in mariposa county.the animals were already in dire condition... weighing less than ten pounds each.2549 it's possible they were so small

because their mother was small. there were multiple cubs. they were kind of on the edge of e fire area. she might have had a hard time getting food, cuz usually this time of year those cubs should have been 30, 40 pounds. 2604 after being picked up by fish and wildlife and taken in by the tahoe rescue team... they got a check up.the ticks and burrs that covered their bodies were removed and they were given much needed nutrition.these rescue bears are named for where they were found.2732 we kind of called mary and posa. cuz there were two of them we thought we'd split the difference. 2742soon we were passing hetch hetchy reservoir near yosemite.... and off in the distance we could see el capitan and half dome.a strong head wind slowed our progress... and the cubs started to make noises carole and i never heard before... angry, baby bear cries.17 it's ok. it's alright. while the

cubs fidgeted we pressed on. finally... four hours after we took off... ramona airport came into view... and we turned into the pattern and touched down on a hot and sunny afternoon.we met up with matt anderson and his crew from the fund for animals wildlife center.again... the seats had to be removed to get the cubs' crate out of the plane.45 those are heavy bears! a short drive from the airport and we were at the rehab facility... where we finally got our first good look at the cubs as they entered their new... albeit temporary home. as the cubs adjust to their new surroundings... the folks back at lake tahoe adjust to life without them.2926 little cubs are very endearing and they did, they missed them but we knew it was the best thing for them and that's what we always try to do: is what's best for the animals. 2937the good news is... they're doing great.the bears who weghed

less than ten pounds last august... and barely 20 pounds when we flew them earlier this month... now weigh more than 40 pounds each. than 40 pounds each.cg 3:37 matt anderson/fund for animals wildlife center1132 they're really been displaying all the beh aviors that we're looking for, especially exploring, playing with one another, sometimes fighting with one another which is fairly typical of young cubs as they learn how to be an adult bear. 1143(vo)at this rate... the two cubs could be released back into the wild in mariposa county as soon as february or march.after dropping off those cubs... we picked up another lonely bear to take back to tahoe.we'll have that story tomorrow night. ( marty ) the two cubs could be as we head to break, lets get a live look outside... san francisco embarcadero.

on the big screen this weekend ... "halloween" is expected to top the box office again. but a few new movies will try to find audiences. here's david daniel with a preview. (nat) "we've been ordered across waters that no american submarine has ever crossed before."the top new movie this weekend figures to be "hunter killer." gerard butler stars as a submarine captain who takes his crew into dangerous waters. box office watchers expect the action flick to surface with five-to-eight million dollars."you shield my head in the day of battle. amen.""amen."the faith-based film "indivisible" is based on the true story of an army chaplain and his wife, dealing with his deployment to iraq. analysts figure it'll debut with about three-million dollars in moderate release. "you're looking particularly beautiful tonight.""you're looking particularly beautiful tonight.""ching!""johnny

english strikes again" is also opening in moderate release -- it's really aimed at international markets, where it's already earned about a hundred-million dollars. rowan atkinson's third go as the bumbling british spy figures to yield just two-million dollars in "the colonies" this weekend. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( dave )warm today, with a little cooling tomorrow and early next week. your forecast is next. ( sara )coming up... im live in san mateo where police are looking for a man following a shooting at caltrain.

the man the man accused of sending at least 13 pipe bombs through the mail is facing at least five federal charges. cesar sayoc was arested friday following an urgent four-day nationwide manhunt. he is being held in a federal jail in miami. reporter camila bernal, is outside the jail with the very latest. camila? cesar sayoc is currently being held at a federal detention center at this complex behind me but the director of the fbi says this is just the beginning and he warns that there still could be more bombs in the mail.jeff sessions / attorney general: i

am pleased to participate in this announcement that a suspect is in the custody of the fbi.authorities say they've caught the person responsible for sending more than a dozen explosive devices through the mail to prominent democrats and critics of president trump and today we're learning more about the suspect -- 56-year-old florida resident cesar sayoc.a former boss says sayoc was a good employee but that he also had, "crazy political views."debra gureghian / former boss of cesar sayoc: he told me more than once, 'debra, i like you as a manager, but i hate you for being a lesbian. and if i had complete autonomy, you and all of these other people would be eradicated'. and sayoc's former attorney, who represented him for at least five years starting in 2000 or 2001, says sayoc was a loner who lacked an understanding of reality.ron lowry / sayoc's former attorney: he suffered from certainly an identification issue as to who he was. he needed people to be impressed with him. he had issues of insecurity. what authorities don't yet know, whether they have recovered

all of the suspicious devices, and are encouraging anyone with information to come forward.chris wray / fbi director: each device consisted of roughly six inches of pvc pipe, a small clock, a battery, some wiring and what is known as energetic material. though we're still analyzing the devices in our laboratory, these are not hoax devices.now sayoc is expected here in court in miami on monday at 2 p.m. he's facing five federal charges, among them, sending an illegal device and also making threats to a former president and others. if convicted he could face up to 48 years in prison. now this case will ultimately be prosecuted in new york. reportin in ami, florida, i'm camila bernal. thanks camilla. ( marty )back here at home... two of those devices were

intercepted right here in the bay area and in sacramento. the packages were meant for democratic party activist.. tom steyer and democratic senator ka-mala harris. kron 4s gayle ong has the story. investigators can be seen at the u.s post office on rollins road in burlingame friday.out of thousands of packages scanned at the facility - one deemed suspicious intended for liberal billionaire tom steyer. explosive technicians combed the area for much of the afternoon,the f-b-i took the suspicious package to the san francisco police department's firing range at sfo where it was deemed safe and sento a lab for forensic testingthis comes in similar fashion - the investigation linking the packages addressed to

prominent democrats..and others this week.in sacramento, another suspicious package intercepted friday addressed to senator kamala harris --sot--sen. kamala harris: i am thankful to law enforcement and the postal service folks for being so professional and diligent. and thankfully nobody was hurt. and that's my first priority. after days of tension and fear that spread coast to coast, finally - a break on this case. authorities arrested a man friday in florida in connection with those mailings. rick smith is a former f-b-i agent.smith explains mail handling protocols for high profile people ensures the packages with the device would not get close enough to put them in danger.the u-s postal service is urging everyone to be cautious and on the lookout as the f-b-i says

there could be more suspicious packages out there. ( marty ) our coverage of the suspected mail bomber continues at kron-4 dot com. there you will find more on the suspect's social media footprint. the messages found on his van that was seized by police... and reaction from lawmakers. it's all on kron-4 dot com ( marty )want to get a check of the weather now... here's dave sphar. (dave)high pressure over the region will maintain warmer than normal temperatures through today. a cooling trend

is then forecast for sunday and monday as an upper level trough pushes inland over the pacific northwest and into far northern california. dry offshore flow will develop early next week, resulting in increased fire weather concerns, as well as a warming trend through the week.

breaking overnight...cal train's san mateo station is open again following a shooting in the parking lot. it happened last night around 10. kron 4's sara stinson is joining us now live with the latest on the investigation. police are still looking for the shooter who injured a man in the parking lot of the san mateo caltrains station.take a look at the map on your screen to see where the transit center is located on first avenue.the call came in around nine last night about a disturbance near tilton avenue and b street. when officers arrived they found a man who had been in the caltrain's station parking lot.he was taken to a nearby hospital with non-life threatening injuries.the station and b street were closed for several hours as police investigated.as of last

night no one has been arrested. officers believe the shooting is gang related.this morning we're looking to get an update on the investigation. live in san mateo, sara stinson, kron 4 news thanks sara ( marty ) coming up on kron 4 morning news...body cam video of a deadly police shooting is released by police in the east bay... we'll look at what the footage is revealing about the moments before officers opened fire. ( marty )plus.... california senator diane finestein... weighs in on the mail bombs and also... immigration.

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( marty ) new this morning...petaluma police say they've arrested a woman who they say was driving drunk when she hit another driver and then slammed into five parked vehicles. it happened last night around nine o'clock near the intersection of baywood drive

and alderwood court. that's just north of lakeville highway. fortunately, no one was hurt in the collision. police say 29-year-old nichole jambois admitted to officers that she was involved in the crash. she was taken to sonoma county jail. ( marty ) a sacramento school district is investigating who placed a black doll, and left it hanging in the girls locker room at del campo high school. the girls who found the doll say they reported it to a vice-principal. but they say it was left hanging in the locker room for at least two weeks. the school district is trying to find out school officials didnt act more quickly. they say the inciden't doesn't reflect the character of the school, which discourages bullying or intimidation in any form. ( dave )warm today, with a little cooling tomorrow and early next week. your forecast is next.

(ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( marty )breaking news this morning. police are investigating reports of an active shooter at a synagogue in pittsburgh, pennsylvaniano word on the number of casualities. but police say there are multiple casualities. this is a developing story, so the information is coming into the newsroom. we continue to stay on top of this developing story. (dave)high pressure over the region will maintain warmer than normal temperatures through today. a cooling trend is then forecast for sunday and monday as an upper level trough

pushes inland over the pacific northwest and into far northern california. dry offshore flow will develop early next week, resulting in increased fire weather concerns, as well as a warming trend through the week. ( marty )( marty ) are getting a look at the

moments pittsburg police shot and killed a man earlier this week. it happened after 37-year-old salvador morales allegedly shot a family member and kidnapped his estranged wife and baby. kron 4's justine waldman shows us the

video. we do want to warn you, that it may be disturbing to watch. nats drop the gun!a deadly end to a two hour police standoff. with pittsburg police shooting and killing 37-year-old salvador morales.on the body cameras, an officer is heard talking to himself.nats"come on dude put the gun down"and others negotioting with morales in spanish.nats"los ninos"police provided three angles of the shooting... two from police body cameras and one from a patrol car.but none show morales exactly when police shot him, because of how they are positioned. nats? on monday, this started when police say morales held his wife and baby at gun point and shot a family member in the neck.he then, according to police, forced his wife and baby into his car and drove to a house on west 10th street. that is where his wife ran away and took the the baby to safety.police say this is where morales barricaded himself inside for hours.nats

police say when morales came out of the house, he did not listen to commands to put the gun down.in one video, it looks like he is holding the gun to his head.and tells officers he wants to go to his car.they tell him to back off. nats if he moves forward im going less lethan copy, copy. then comes the bang of the less lethal round..nats 4040 bang! ouh! drop the gun! bangbangbang!and seconds later, then come a series of gun shots.the police investigation so far, has determiend officers fire one less-lethal round, morales fired one round at officers and officers returned fire with eight rounds. the 4 officers involved are all members of the swat team.and have years of experience.su justine waldmanthis is the 2nd deadly officer involved shooting in pittsburg this year.police said they released the video in an effort to be transparent and gain trust with the community.the contra costa district attorney now has the case... and will determine if the officers actions were justified.im justine waldman kron 4 news.

( marty )sacramento police say they have concluded the investigation into the deadly shooting of stephon clark. officials released a timeline of events from the shooting in march through the final interviews 10 days ago. they also looked at video from body cams, in car cameras and the sheriff's department helicopter. the officers that fired the shots are still on duty --- but are not on patrol. police say they have also changed their foot pursuit and body camera policies. it is now up to the district attorney if charges will be filed against the two officers who killed clark. ( marty )an epic game three of the world series, and k-d goes

off in the big apple. ose highlights next insports. highlights next insports. we've hadfor a long time.is in san francisco and half-measures haven't fixed it. homelessness doesn't just hurt homeless people. it hurts all of us. that's why we're all voting "yes" on c. the plan is paid for by corporations that just got a massive tax break. it's time for them to give back by helping all of us to fix our homeless crisis. with more affordable housing... expanded mental-health services... clean restrooms and safe shelters. vote "yes" on c. it helps all of us. ( marty ) game three of

the world series is one for the record books. after battling it out for á18á innings -- the dodgers beat the red sox three to two on this walk off homje run by max muncey. the game lasted seven hours and 20 minutes -- making it the álongestá m-l-b playoff game ever played. the red sox still lead the seven-game series two to one. game four will be played tonight in los angeles. now here's mark carpenter with the rest of sports. now to some warriors-- kevin durant at madison square garden. who knows if that becomes his home arena next year, but for now he's with the champs. --we go to new york golden state...opening up a 3-game road trip on the east coast. --knicks thinking they can make a run at durant this

summer. --right out of the gates--kd showing off his skills.. first quarter off the steal, breakaway dunk... slams it home. durant went 7-of-9 from the field in the first half. --then something strange happened... boogie cousins...who's not even in uniform gets t'd up for arguing with an official. and he gets ejected... from room. --game was the break.. out of the half, steph up... hits from downtown... curry finished with 29-points. --but the knicks kept hanging around... tim hardaway junior...knocks down the 3. new york led by 10- in quarter --but down the stretch, the champs pulled went on

a 47-16 run... durant completely took the game scored 25- in the final stanza alone, a new career high, ended --golden state moves to 5-and-1 on the year...with a 128-100 win... brooklyn on sunday. now to some nfl-- 49ers visiting the cardinals. oakland hosting the colts... and it's a homecoming for andrew luck... the former stanford qb ...drafted first overall by indianapolis in 2012. he missed all of last season with a shoulder injury, this year--he's back...and looking like self...20-touchdown passes,. the oakland defense is not but luck is expecting a serious fight. "we've got a great challenge against an aggressive oakland defense, a defense that's tough to figure out that's got guys all over the field. some older, some younger so it'll be a tough challenge."". when there's no blocking or nobody open, he can still make big plays. he's a great competitor and scrambler and i'm sure a lot of stanford faithful will be excited to see him again." outcue: keys to the game. ( marty ) ( marty ) as we head to

break, here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge..

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( marty )want to get a check now of weather with dave spahr. (dave)high pressure over the region will maintain warmer than normal temperatures through today. a cooling trend is then forecast for sunday and monday as an upper level trough pushes inland over the pacific northwest and into far northern california. dry offshore flow will develop early next week, resulting in increased fire weather concerns, as well as a warming trend through the week.

( marty )breaking news... the man responsible for sending over a dozen mailed pipe bombs to critics of president trump... is being held in a florida federal jail this morning. police arrested cesar sayoc at an auto parts store in plantation, florida friday morning... after a 4-day manhunt. the f-b-i says sayoc sent bombs mostly to democratic officials who often spoke out against the president. police say he had been living out of his van... after his parents recently kicked him out. that van was covered with political decals... some showing images of democrats with targets on their heads. sources say investigators used his cell phone to track him down... after his

fingerprint and d.n.a. evidence were found on some of the packages. ( marty ) happening now...the fbi is testing a suspicious package found in burlingame. the package was taken to the san francisco police department's firing rage moments after it was discovered. the firing range was chosen because its just a short drive from burlingame. f-b-i bomb technicians made the package safe. it then headed out in a caravan.... and will be sent to the fbi lab in quantico for forensic testing. ( marty ) senator dianne feinstein did not hold back when asked to comment on the mail bomb threats directed at critics of the trump administration. kron four's rob fladeboe reports senator feinstein spoke out as she campaigned in watsonville. sen dianne feisntein/u.s. senator "...there is a proverb or line in the bible that says you reap what you sow...."on the campaign trail in watsonville senator dianne feinstein pulled no punches when asked about the terror plot directed at critics of the trump administration.

senator dianne feinstein "....all these rallies where they say lock her up and she hasn't been a candidate for a long time, why, why do that, to create hatred and then hatred drives people to do things like this..." feinstein made the remarks as she stumped for votes at the monterey mushroom plant near watsonville. addressing a critical shortage of farm labor, feinstein is pushing an immigration bill that would apply to people who have worked at least 100 hours over the past two years and who have not been arrested.dianne feinstein "....the blue card would allow you to work in agriculture for 5 years after which you would receive a green card and a path to citizenship..."asked about her own security in the wake of the latest threats against tom steyer and others, senator feinstein recalled a bomb found at her house many years ago saying, "been there done that." should president trump be held accountable for

fanning the flames of hatred? senator dianne feinstein ".....whether they are flames of hatred or something else, i dont know yet, but presidents should bring people together, president should deemphasize differences and work for the goodness of this nation together and not separate them..."in watsonvlle rob fladeboe kron4news meeting with farmworkers and growers at monterey ( marty ) our coverage of the suspected mail bomber continues at kron-4 dot com. there you will find more on the suspect's social media footprint. the messages found on his van that was seized by police... and reaction from lawmakers. it's all on kron-4 dot com ( marty ) a construction site san francisco is the focus of a racial discrimination lawsuit. the same construction company was named in a similar civil claim earlier this year. swastikas, death threats and racial slurs .... were found on the walls of the clark company's street construction site on van ness avenue. the allegations are part of a new racial harassment and unlawful discrimination

lawsuit .... against the clark construction group. in september 2017, lawrence haley was working as a foreman in san francisco... at that van ness site... that's when he says, he experienced work place harassment, including his attempts to wash his hands, but then finding human waste in the soap dispenser. haley recorded the images and reported the incident to his manager. ( marty ) haley's racial discrimination lawsuit is the second lawsuit filed against the clark construction group... by civil rights attorney john burris. clark construction says, it cannot provide detailed comments on pending litigation... however -- a representative says, they are committed to providing a safe and respectful work environment, free from harassment, discrimination and retaliation... for everyone on project sites. coming up... meet one of

the local chefs being nominated for a prestigious award by his peers. that's next on dine and dish.

( marty ) restaurants are judged by diners at every meal...but these restaurants also compete against each other. this morning on dine and dish our vicki liviakis introduces you to a young chef who's all fired up... to be in line for a saucy award. "this is going straight on the plate." he's a chef who doubles as a roof top gardener. this is alex hong back in the kitchen of sorrel in san francisco.snipping edible flowers to adorn a delictate white truffle dish he even has a pet name for. "white truffs." alex may wear a ballcap instead of a chefs hat, but he's a culinary all-star with pedigree chops. he's stoked to be

nominated as chef of the year for a saucy award. "i'm super excited." alex is up against some stiff competition at the 3rd annual saucy's... recognizing the bay area restaurant community for culinary excellence. dine and dish has profiled just a few others like californios and china live who are in the running for top nods in the food world. "it's true honor because people who are your peers are deciding that you deserve the honor." gweneth borden of the golden gate restaurant association says sorrel has three people nominated for the upcoming awards night. not bad for a little restaurant that started out as a pop up. "what we brought to sorrel is a young fun atmosphere, but also that food element of fine dining and amazing service." a total of 21 categories including wine, beer and cocktails. there's also a people's award for best restaurant - something you can vote on awards night on november 12th.

( marty ) if you want tickets to the saucys head to our website at kron4 dot com for a link. if you have a restaurant, cafe or bar that you would like to see featured on 'dine and dish... send an email to dine and dish at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form on our website. you can also check out our 'dine and dish' facebook page. ( marty )still ahead... a look at the of two bears flown from lake tahoe to southern california. the follow up with the return flight and another bear in the back seat.

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( marty )in part 2 of bears in the back seat... kron 4s ken wayne begins his flight back home... after transporting bear cubs between animal sanctuaries in lake tahoe and southern california.

now... he has a bigger, fiestier passenger. after a four hour flight from lake tahoe to san diego county and dropping off two bear cubs... our day wasn't even half way done. now we had to pick up another... larger cub... to take back to tahoe. this 77 pound bear was found near ojai in ventura county. matt anderson/fund for animals wildlife center539 he was definitely underweight for his age. we thought he was about 8 to 9 months old. he came to us about 22 pounds. 545 cg: courtesy: humane society of the u.s. at his age he should be with his mother... but she was nowhere to be found... and this little guy's fur and skin were in bad shape. 703 if he hadn't been rescued and sent to us the prognosis wouldn't have been good. 707 after spending several weeks regaining his health and his weight... this

bear became part of a trade between the fund for animals wildlife center in ramona... and lake tahoe wildlife care. after much coaxing... he was finally loaded into a crate... and into my plane. the volunteer flight is a lot less stressful than a long drive.853 i'm always reticent to have bears especially in their crates on the back of a truck for 10 to 12 hours which is typically how long it takes to get from lake tahoe down to ramona. 903 after take off we're turning north... over the cajon pass... across the high desert near edwards air force base... and over the sierra. some clouds showed up that weren't part of the weather forecast. and then... the bear started to get restless.: "i think he wants out." scratching (carole' nods)"it's like finger nails on a chalk board" "he's pushing my chair" finally... he settled down again and we got to enjoy a spectacular view over yosemite

valley.... cruising over the top of half dome. a short time later and we were back at lake tahoe... our day long bear trips at an end. the new arrival was named ojai... and it didn't take long for him to take to his new roomate in tahoe.denise upton/lake tahoe wildlife care3952 they got together and became friends very quick. usually it takes a few days of posturing and seeing who's the boss and these guys within one sleeping kind of amazing because i think they were both starved for attention a little bit and now they ( marty )that was kron 4s ken wayne reporting. ojai is going to spend the winter with his new buddy ponderosa in tahoe... and he too will be eventually returned to the wild probably this spring... just like the two other cubs spending their winter in southern california. live look outside... san francisco international airport. my mom's pain from moderate

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( marty ) on the big screen this weekend ... "halloween" is expected to top the box office again. but a few new movies will try to find audiences. here's david daniel with a preview. (nat) "we've been ordered across waters that no american submarine has ever crossed before."the top new movie this weekend figures to be "hunter killer." gerard butler stars as a submarine captain who takes his crew into dangerous waters. box office watchers expect the action flick to surface with five-to-eight million dollars."you shield my head in the day of battle. amen.""amen."the faith-based film "indivisible" is based on the true story of an army chaplain and his wife, dealing with his deployment to iraq. analysts figure it'll debut

with about three-million dollars in moderate release. "you're looking particularly beautiful tonight.""you're looking particularly beautiful tonight.""ching!""johnny english strikes again" is also opening in moderate release -- it's really aimed at international markets, where it's already earned about a hundred-million dollars. rowan atkinson's third go as the bumbling british spy figures to yield just two-million dollars in "the colonies" this weekend. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( marty ) and take a look at this... it is likely one of the cheapest and smallest homes you will find in san francisco. it is just 480 square feet and is listed at 650-thousand dollars. this is in visitacion valley. the home is built on a 25- hundred square foot lot. it is one bedroom and one bathroom. according to the realestate website zillow... visitacion valley is one of san francisco's most affordable neighborhoods. the average home value in that area is 847-thousand dollars. ( marty )and.. check out

this teeny-tiny octopus. some marine biologists found along with some plastic debris at a national park in hawaii. it can grow up to the size of a golf ball and weighs no more than three ounces. one of the scientists ended up releasing the octopus in a safe area. ( dave )warm today, with a little cooling tomorrow and early next week. your forecast is next. ( sara )coming up... im live in san mateo where police are looking for a man following a looking for a man following a shooting at caltrain. proposition 11 solves two issues. first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closest ambulance can respond if you call 9-1-1. vote yes on 11. and now you know.ed- jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill proven to both reduce the risk of cardiovascular death

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proposition 11 "a common sense solution" to protect public safety. it ensures the closest ambulance remains on-call during paid breaks "so that they can respond immediately when needed." vote yes on 11. the man accused of sending at least 13 pipe bombs through

the mail is facing at least five federal charges. cesar sayoc was arested friday following an urgent four-day nationwide manhunt. he is being held in a federal jail in miami. reporter camila bernal, is outside the jail with the very latest. camila thanks camilla. ( marty ) (dave)high pressure over the region will maintain warmer than normal temperatures through today. a cooling trend

is then forecast for sunday and monday as an upper level trough pushes inland over the pacific northwest and into far northern california. dry offshore flow will develop early next week, resulting in increased fire weather concerns, as well as a warming trend through the week.

breaking overnight...cal train's san mateo station is open again following a shooting in the parking lot. it happened last night around 10. kron 4's sara stinson is joining us now live with the latest on the investigation. police are still looking for the shooter who injured a man in the parking lot of the san mateo caltrains station.take a look at the map on your screen to see where the transit center is located on first avenue.the call came in around nine last night about a disturbance near tilton avenue and b street.

when officers arrived they found a man who had been in the caltrain's station parking lot.he was taken to a nearby hospital with non-life threatening injuries.the station and b street were closed for several hours as police investigated.as of last night no one has been arrested. officers believe the shooting is gang related.this morning we're looking to get an update on the investigation. live in san mateo, sara stinson, kron 4 news thanks sara ( marty )back here at home... two of those devices were intercepted right here in the bay area and in sacramento. the packages were meant for democratic party activist.. tom steyer and democratic senator ka-mala harris. kron 4s gayle ong has the story. investigators can be seen at the u.s post office on rollins road in burlingame friday.out of thousands of packages scanned at the facility - one deemed suspicious intended for

liberal billionaire tom steyer. explosive technicians combed the area for much of the afternoon,the f-b-i took the suspicious package to the san francisco police department's firing range at sfo where it was deemed safe and sent to a lab for forensic testingthis comes in similar fashion - the investigation linking the packages addressed to prominent democrats..and others this week.in sacramento, another suspicious package intercepted friday addressed to senator kamala harris --sot--sen. kamala harris: i am thankful to law enforcement and the postal service folks for being so professional and diligent. and thankfully nobody was hurt. and that's my first priority. after days of tension and fear that spread coast to coast, finally - a break on this case.

authorities arrested a man friday in florida in connection with those mailings. rick smith is a former f-b-i agent.smith explains mail handling protocols for high profile people ensures the packages with the device would not get close enough to put them in danger.the u-s postal service is urging everyone to be cautious and on the lookout as the f-b-i says there could be more suspicious packages out there. ( marty ) our coverage of the suspected mail bomber continues at kron-4 dot com. there you will find more on the suspect's social media

footprint. the messages found on his van that was seized by police... and reaction from lawmakers. it's all on kron-4 dot com ( marty ) new this morning...petaluma police say they've arrested a woman who they say was driving drunk when she hit another driver and then slammed into five parked vehicles. it happened last night around nine o'clock near the intersection of baywood drive and alderwood court. that's just north of lakeville highway. fortunately, no one was hurt in the collision. police say 29-year-old nichole jambois admitted to officers that she was involved in the crash. she was taken to sonoma county jail. ( marty ) coming up on kron 4 morning news...body cam video of a deadly police shooting is released by police in the east bay... we'll look at what the footage is revealing about the moments before officers opened fire. ( marty )plus.... california senator diane finestein... weighs in on the mail bombs and also... immigration. ( marty ) and a northern california school district is investigating after a black

doll without clothes was found hanging in the girl's high school locker room.

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school district is investigating who placed a black doll, and left it hanging in the girls locker room at del campo high school. the girls who found the doll say they reported it to a vice-principal. but they say it was left hanging in the locker room for at least two weeks. the school district is trying to find out school officials didnt act more quickly. they say the inciden't doesn't reflect the character of the school, which discourages bullying or intimidation in any form.

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the pacific northwest and into far northern california. dry offshore flow will develop early next week, resulting in increased fire weather concerns, as well as a warming trend through the week.

( marty )breaking news this morning... at least four people are dead after a shooting at a synagogue in pittsburgh, pennsylvania.

pittsburgh city officials say the shooter has surrendered and was taken to the hospital.. at least twelve people were shot, including three police officers, but so far there's not any specific information about theondition of the victims. police say the shooting started shortly after the beginning of saturday services.the synogogue is located about ten mnutes from downtown in an historic jewish nieghborhood. ( marty ) this morning we are getting a look at the moments pittsburg police shot and killed a man earlier this week. it happened after 37-year-old salvador morales allegedly shot a family member and kidnapped his estranged wife and baby. kron 4's justine waldman shows us the video. we do want to warn you, that it may be disturbing to watch. nats drop the gun!a deadly end to a two hour police standoff. with pittsburg police shooting and killing 37-year-old salvador morales.on the body cameras, an officer is heard talking to himself.nats"come on dude put the gun down"and others negotioting with

morales in spanish.nats"los ninos"police provided three angles of the shooting... two from police body cameras and one from a patrol car.but none show morales exactly when police shot him, because of how they are positioned. nats? on monday, this started when police say morales held his wife and baby at gun point and shot a family member in the neck.he then, according to police, forced his wife and baby into his car and drove to a house on west 10th street. that is where his wife ran away and took the the baby to safety.police say this is where morales barricaded himself inside for hours.nats police say when morales came out of the house, he did not listen to commands to put the gun down.in one video, it looks like he is holding the gun to his head.and tells officers he wants to go to his car.they tell him to back off. nats if he moves forward im

going less lethan copy, copy. then comes the bang of the less lethal round..nats 4040 bang! ouh! drop the gun! bangbangbang!and seconds later, then come a series of gun shots.the police investigation so far, has determiend officers fire one less-lethal round, morales fired one round at officers and officers returned fire with eight rounds. the 4 officers involved are all members of the swat team.and have years of experience.su justine waldmanthis is the 2nd deadly officer involved shooting in pittsburg this year.police said they released the video in an effort to be transparent and gain trust with the community.the contra costa district attorney now has the case... and will determine if the officers actions were justified.im justine waldman kron 4 news. ( marty )sacramento police say they have concluded the

investigation into the deadly shooting of stephon clark. officials released a timeline of events from the shooting in march through the final interviews 10 days ago. they also looked at video from body cams, in car cameras and the sheriff's department helicopter. the officers that fired the shots are still on duty --- but are not on patrol. police say they have also changed their foot pursuit and body camera policies. it is now up to the district attorney if charges will be filed against the two officers who killed clark. ( marty )an epic game three of the world series, and k-d goes off in the big apple. those highlights next insports. (ácommercialá) ( marty ) game three of

the world series is one for the record books. after battling it out for á18á

innings -- the dodgers beat the red sox three to two on this walk off homje run by max muncey. the game lasted seven hours and 20 minutes -- making it the álongestá m-l-b playoff game ever played. the red sox still lead the seven-game series two to one. game four will be played tonight in los angeles. now here's mark carpenter with the rest of sports. now to some warriors-- kevin durant at madison square garden. who knows if that becomes his home arena next year, but for now he's with the champs. --we go to new york golden state...opening up a 3-game road trip on the east coast. --knicks thinking they can make a run at durant this summer. --right out of the gates--kd showing off his skills.. first quarter off the steal, breakaway dunk... slams it home. durant went 7-of-9 from the field in the first half. --then something strange happened... boogie cousins...who's not even in uniform gets t'd up for arguing with an official.

and he gets ejected... boogie forced to watch from the locker room. --game was tied at 55 at the break.. out of the half, steph curry..heating up... hits from downtown... curry finished with 29-points. --but the knicks kept hanging around... tim hardaway junior...knocks down the 3. new york led by 10- in the 3rd quarter --but down the stretch, the champs pulled through. went on a 47-16 run... durant completely took the game over... scored 25- in the final stanza alone, a new career high, ended with 41. --golden state moves to 5-and-1 on the year...with a 128-100 win... up next, brooklyn on sunday. now to some nfl-- 49ers visiting the cardinals. oakland hosting the colts... and it's a homecoming for andrew luck... the former stanford qb ...drafted first overall by indianapolis in 2012. he missed all of last season with

a shoulder injury, this year--he's back...and looking like his old self...20- touchdown passes,. the oakland defense is not as impressive, but luck is expecting a serious fight. "we've got a great challenge against an aggressive oakland defense, a defense that's tough to figure out that's got guys all over the field. some older, some younger so it'll be a tough challenge."". when there's no blocking or nobody open, he can still make big plays. he's a great competitor and scrambler and i'm sure a lot of stanford faithful will be excited to see him again." outcue: keys to the game. ( marty ) as we head to break, here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge..

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morning... at least four people are dead after a shooting at a synagogue in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. pittsburgh city officials say the shooter has surrendered and was taken to the hospital.. at least twelve people were shot, including three police officers, but so far there's not any specific information about theondition of the victims. police say the shooting started shortly after the beginning of saturday services.the synogogue is located about ten mnutes from downtown in an historic jewish nieghborhood. ( marty ) want to get a check now of weather with dave spahr. (dave)high pressure over the region will maintain warmer

than normal temperatures through today. a cooling trend is then forecast for sunday and monday as an upper level trough pushes inland over the pacific northwest and into far northern california. dry offshore flow will develop early next week, resulting in increased fire weather concerns, as well as a warming trend through the week. breaking news this morning... the man accused of sending at least 13 pipe bombs through the mail is facing at least

five federal charges. cesar sayoc was arested friday following an urgent four-day nationwide manhunt. he is being held in a federal jail in miami. reporter camila bernal has the latest. chris wray / fbi director: we have arrested cesar sayoc in connection with this investigation. authorities say they've caught the person responsible for sending more than a dozen explosive devices through the mail to prominent democrats and critics of president trump and today we're learning more about the suspect -- 56-year-old florida resident cesar sayoc.a former boss says sayoc was a good employee but that he also had, quote "crazy political views." debra gureghian / former boss of cesar sayoc: he told me more than once 'debra, i like you as a manager, but i hate you for being a lesbian.' and sayoc's former attorney, who represented him for at least five years starting in 2000 or 2001, says sayoc was a loner who lacked an understanding of reality.ron lowry / sayoc's former attorney: he suffered from certainly an

identification issue as to who he was. he needed people to be impressed with him. he had issues of insecurity.what authorities don't yet know, whether they have recovered all of the suspicious devices and are encouraging anyone with information to come forward.chris wray / fbi director: there may be other packages in transit now. so we need the help of everyone out there, every citizen, everyone in law enforcement, everyone we've got to help with this investigation in the days to come.sayoc is being held at a detention facility in miami and is scheduled to make a court appearance at 2 p.m. on monday but ultimately the case will be prosecuted in new york. in miami, florida, i'm camila bernal ( marty ) happening now...the fbi is testing a suspicious package found in burlingame. the package was taken to the san francisco police department's firing rage moments after it was discovered. the firing range was chosen because its just a short drive from burlingame. f-b-i bomb technicians made the package safe. it then

headed out in a caravan.... and will be sent to the fbi lab in quantico for forensic testing. ( marty ) senator dianne feinstein did not hold back when asked to comment on the mail bomb threats directed at critics of the trump administration. kron four's rob fladeboe reports senator feinstein spoke out as she campaigned in watsonville. sen dianne feisntein/u.s. senator "...there is a proverb or line in the bible that says you reap what you sow...."on the campaign trail in watsonville senator dianne feinstein pulled no punches when asked about the terror plot directed at critics of the trump administration. senator dianne feinstein "....all these rallies where they say lock her up and she hasn't been a candidate for a long time, why, why do that, to create hatred and then hatred drives people to do things like this..." feinstein made the remarks as she stumped for votes at the monterey mushroom plant near watsonville. addressing a critical shortage of farm labor, feinstein is pushing an immigration bill that would

apply to people who have worked at least 100 hours over the past two years and who have not been arrested.dianne feinstein "....the blue card would allow you to work in agriculture for 5 years after which you would receive a green card and a path to citizenship..."asked about her own security in the wake of the latest threats against tom steyer and others, senator feinstein recalled a bomb found at her house many years ago saying, "been there done that." should president trump be held accountable for fanning the flames of hatred? senator dianne feinstein ".....whether they are flames of hatred or something else, i dont know yet, but presidents should bring people together, president should deemphasize differences and work for the goodness of this nation together and not separate them..."in watsonvlle rob fladeboe kron4news meeting with farmworkers and growers at monterey ( marty ) our coverage of

the suspected mail bomber continues at kron-4 dot com. there you will find more on the suspect's social media footprint. the messages found on his van that was seized by police... and reaction from lawmakers. it's all on kron-4 dot com ( marty ) a construction site san francisco is the focus of a racial discrimination lawsuit. the same construction company was named in a similar civil claim earlier this year. swastikas, death threats and racial slurs .... were found on the walls of the clark company's street construction site on van ness avenue. the allegations are part of a new racial harassment and unlawful discrimination lawsuit .... against the clark construction group. in september 2017, lawrence haley was working as a foreman in san francisco... at that van ness site... that's when he says, he experienced work place harassment, including his attempts to wash his hands, but then finding human waste in the soap dispenser. haley recorded the images and reported the incident to his manager.

alameda county coroner's office and launched an investigation. sgt. michael cardoza is with the opd's homicide unit.sotwe came out here to west oakland. interviewed the residents of the home. we are working from there. seeing if we can gather more facts.according to opd, the skull was found in the backyard. the resident's of the house were surprised.soti think ultimately people were shocked that there was a skull in their yard.at this point, the age, race and sex of the skull remains a mysterys. it's also unclear how the person may have died. opd says the coroner's office may be able to answer to some of those questions in a few days. opd also says that while they don't know the identifiy of the skull, they are looking into whether or not this case could be related to another unsolved mystery.sotwe did have a suspicous death recently. with in the last two to three weeks. we are looking into this to see if it's connected.while investigators aren't elaborating, cardoza did imply that the body in the previous case may have been

missing a head.sot it could. police are also reviewing the history of the area, to see if there are any missing person cases that could shed light on the identity of the remains. coming up... meet one of the local chefs being nominated for a prestigious award by his peers. that's next on dine and dish.

we've hadfor a long time.is in san francisco and half-measures haven't fixed it. homelessness doesn't just hurt homeless people. it hurts all of us. that's why we're all voting "yes" on c. the plan is paid for by corporations that just got a massive tax break. it's time for them to give back by helping all of us to fix our homeless crisis. with more affordable housing... expanded mental-health services... clean restrooms and safe shelters. vote "yes" on c. it helps all of us. ( marty ) restaurants are

judged by diners at every meal...but these restaurants also compete against each other. this morning on dine and dish our vicki liviakis introduces you to a young chef who's all fired up... to be in line for a saucy award.

"this is going straight on the plate." he's a chef who doubles as a roof top gardener. this is alex hong back in the kitchen of sorrel in san francisco.snipping edible flowers to adorn a delictate white truffle dish he even has a pet name for. "white truffs." alex may wear a ballcap instead of a chefs hat, but he's a culinary all-star with pedigree chops. he's stoked to be nominated as chef of the year for a saucy award. "i'm super excited." alex is up against some stiff competition at the 3rd annual saucy's... recognizing the bay area restaurant community for culinary excellence. dine and dish has profiled just a few others like californios and china live who are in the

running for top nods in the food world. "it's true honor because people who are your peers are deciding that you deserve the honor." gweneth borden of the golden gate restaurant association says sorrel has three people nominated for the upcoming awards night. not bad for a ( marty ) if you have a restaurant, cafe or bar that you would like to see featured on 'dine and dish... send an email to dine and dish at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form on our website. you can also check out our 'dine and dish' facebook page. coming up... avoiding sugar during halloween can seem almost impossible, but our health expert shows us how it can be done. that's next after the break.

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( marty )for your health this morning... halloween parties, potlucks, and trick-or- treating can break even the most disciplined of dieters. our health expert, karen owoc, stops in to help us survive this annual sugar fest. (2-shot) so here are the top 10 tips. 1. buy trick-or-treat candy you don't like. buy a candy that won't tempt you. (buying your favorite candy is analogous to buying cigarettes and keeping them in the house when you're trying to quit smoking.) halloween. there will always

be candy left in the stores - unless of course, you'll looking for your favorite candy! you may also save some money (thanks to clearance sales) as well as save on calories. 3. eat dark chocolate - 85% or more of cacao. á milk chocolate contains more added sugar and fat. due to their antioxidant con-tent, deep dark chocolate can reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke by nearly 40 percent, and reduce the risk of dementia. á per a 2004 study published in the journal of american college of nutrition, dark chocolate improved blood flow in arteries. á eat in moderation as it still packs plenty of calories. limit to 1/2 to 1 ounce. áwhite chocolate is highly

processed which means it's lost most or all of its anti-oxidants. 4. keep the wrappers. keep evidence of what you eat in front of you. it's easy to forget how many times you've dipped into the candy bowl. á two studies showed that people tend to rely on visual cues, such as the num-ber of chicken bones on their plates, to decide whether they're full or still hun-gry. 5. avoid the candy dish. the

candy dish encourages eating mindlessly - i.e., "grab-and- go syndrome". á scientists believe that seeing food pushes you to consciously decide whether to eat it. seeing it more often increases the chances you'll choose to eat the food. á a handful of m & m's can pack on a lot of calories. one handful of m&m's (1.5 oz; about 1/4 cup) is 210 calories. 6. stay on track and meet your fitness goals on the 31st. don't let the occa-sion be an excuse to give up on your goals. 7. don't "treat" yourself for "being good". this practice makes food a

reward and promotes emotional eating cycles. if you're not "good", then you're "bad" (negative feelings). 8. do you really want it? or are you eating it just because it's there. or be-cause it's an opportunity to load up on halloween treats. remember, there is no scarcity. halloween candy is not a prized treat - it's available all year around. 9. drink lemon water. hunger and food cravings can be a sign of dehydration. instead of candy, reach for a glass of

water with a squeeze of fresh citrus. lemons and limes aid in healthy skin and tissue repair. 10. enjoy pumpkin. they're packed with anti-aging nutrition and are extremely versatile. enjoy the taste of pumpkin in your typical dishes - marinara sauce, waffles, quick breads, smoothies, soup, and more. (2-shot)

( marty ) on the big screen this weekend ... "halloween" is expected to top the box office again. but a few new movies will try to find audiences. here's david daniel with a preview. (nat) "we've been ordered across waters that no american submarine has ever crossed before."the top new movie this weekend figures to be "hunter killer." gerard butler stars as a submarine captain who takes his crew into dangerous waters. box office watchers

expect the action flick to surface with five-to-eight million dollars."you shield my head in the day of battle. amen.""amen."the faith-based film "indivisible" is based on the true story of an army chaplain and his wife, dealing with his deployment to iraq. analysts figure it'll debut with about three-million dollars in moderate release. "you're looking particularly beautiful tonight.""you're looking particularly beautiful tonight.""ching!""johnny again" is also moderate really aimed at markets, where it's earned about a million rowan third go as the bumbling figures to yield just two- million colonies" this hollywood, i'm ( marty ) and take a look at this... it is likely one of the cheapest and smallest homes you will find in san francisco. it is just 480 square feet and is listed at 650-thousand dollars. this is in visitacion valley. the home is built on a 25- hundred square foolot. it is one bedroom and one

bathroom. according to the realestate website zillow... visitacion valley is one of san francisco's most affordable neighborhoods. e average home value in that area is 847-thousand dollars. adlib seven day. thats kron 4 news weekend for this saturday morning... i'm marty gonzalez. from all of us thanks for watching. join us for kron4 news weekend tomorrow morning starting at 8 o'clock ... and tonight for kron 4 news at eight. ♪

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