>>morning thanks a lot for joining us on kron 4 news weekends. we sneak a peek outside embarcadero camera this time around cloudy conditions. but it's going to clear good morning, everybody i'm marty gonzales rebecca strom is here. >>what the forecast high rebecca could say are you good to see you as well, yes, 7 for dave this morning and bringing a lot of the frogs you could shot right. grey skies right now there was a fog advisory issued for the bay bridge because it was so thick notice the coming into san francisco. just be aware of that and then now we're definitely seeing we're definitely seeing a fog across the bay as well a look at that normally we could see

alcatraz the in the middle of your screen can't right now though because we are completely socked in a mine mister karl, the fog this morning. so as we step to the next graphic, let's check it out here this is why i we're actually seeing a fog and also cooler temperatures than what is normal for this time of year it's because of this low pressure system the continues to build for our and northern california above us and in fact we could see a little bit of shower activity as well far north of us maybe in parts of the north bay. but that's about it but it is keeping the bay area unseasonably cool and it's going to be that way for today. and yes that's why we're starting off on such a foggy known as well around the bay area this morning. but it sets a clear though as we get into the afternoon. i'll get to that in just a bit so temperatures right now not too bad it pretty comfortable mostly in the 60's as you step out of the house this morning, 66 in oakland right now 65 in hayward upper 60's in the south bay 67 in mount view 68 right now if you're waking up with us in san jose right here

in san francisco in a foggy conditions at 61 degrees upper 50's in napa and in santa rosa. so it is going to be cool this afternoon as well but then the heat is going to start to kick in. i'll start talking about that as it kicks in tomorrow and thus he trend. coming up in just a bit marty okay. rebecca, thanks a lot seen a few minutes, we begin breaking news this hour. >>according to reports accused sec's trafficker and convicted sex-offender jeffrey epstein is dead. >>jail officials in new york say the 66 year-old billionaire committed suicide in his cell overnight. jail guards found epstein unresponsive early this morning. epstein was indicted last month with sex-trafficking girls as young as 14 years old. >>yes, the 12th annual outside lands music festival is underway now it started friday in san francisco, 10's of thousands of fans descending on golden gate park and there

are some new features at this year's festival in addition to increase security in and around the park. this is also the first year that the city has issued permits to marijuana businesses to operate inside golden gate park and to designate designate an area of the festival grounds for people to use pot products. >>buying and using pot inside the festival is only allowed in the grasslands area and keep in mind you must be 21 or older to enter. well security of course is at the top of everyone's mind at this year's festival and there was a visible increase in security on day one at the outside lands. kron four's christina tape cho is live in golden gate park this morning looking into how those security measures worked on day one and what to expect today day 2 christina good morning time.

>>here 36 in fulton, this is one of the many main entrances to golden gate park for this music festival. obviously very large area for different organizations to secure you can actually also see behind me we've got to barricades and security guards up there even hours before because or festivities start today at 11:00am this is also what it looked like yesterday. all of the entrances to the park very secure knowing that they're going to be hundreds of thousands of people today. this is the start and they've now the second day of the 12 annual outside lands music festival. city leaders as well police officers here in the city of san francisco has said added police security that is what they're going to be doing this year. organizers are expecting over 210,000 attendees this year as a part of the security plan police chief william scott of san francisco said more officers and private security guards will be place not only in the

festival visibly and as well as undercover but also in the surrounding areas here around the park and different neighborhoods around there. now out to scott also said there is a new evacuation place in center for evacuation order in place for this event as well something that all police force is a well aware of in case of an emergency and they said even if you're going to the concert event for you live nearby the city encourage you to sign up for its emergency text alerts by texting outside lands to 8, 8, 0, 0, no security was a big topic of conversation for day one and lot of the attendees though so excited for this event still having some uneasy feelings about the recent mass shootings and so a little bit on edge going to such a large event couldn't take a listen to what some of them said. >>and we talked about like he revealed to be big open white meat

>>the recent events been happening the past you need to talking to a lot of security experts as well as talking to them about this large scale event right here in the city and one great piece of advice they had to say, you know make sure to still enjoy yourself and have fun but keep a defensive mindset. mine space when you're at a large event like this music festival, always know who and what's around you and always make sure you put yourself in the seat scenario if you notice anything suspicious or something that worries you, gordon tell police officers first just in case of an emergency. also another note that city officials as well as police force want to remind everyone with hundreds of thousands of people coming right here to the center of the city make sure you bahrain transportation prior to the event and others can be a lot of out of traffic in this area as well reporting live here in san francisco christina tetreault kron 4 news, yeah, cristina pack, your patience. >>good advice. thanks. a lot.

well bart will be running more and longer trains this weekend for those traveling outside lands and other events in the city. bart says it will not be single tracking anywhere in the system this weekend either it will still run a sunday schedule, but after 07:00pm will be sending out additional vent trains for people who are leaving outside lands, festival goers should get off of the civic center station and then take new kne s and judah line or 5 are rapid bus line muni says both of those lines will have additional service as well and after this weekend, bart riders can expect several weekends, a bar delays as they'll be shutting down tracks for repair work. coming up on kron 4 news weekend fire crews in the east bay were out late last night fighting a fire that threatened homes for a time we'll have the latest for you on that. >>plus new details on the el paso mass shooting after police say the suspected shooter has made several chilling confessions to them about his motives and then how the aging demographics of bay

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>>san francisco, half moon bay, mid 60's, 79 expected for the high in redwood city, 80 degrees for san jose. livermore if you're going to be a out there today it's going to be 80 topping out at 83 in concord 70's in valais whoa. i'm country you're going to be at 77 in napa today and nevado coming in at well your seven-day around the bay forecast the heat's going to start to kick in as we get into tomorrow and then to really pack a punch into tuesday and wednesday marty. >>okay rebecca thank you back to the news this morning on the peninsula, one homes damaged several roads were closed and salmon tale because of a fire. firefighters arrived just before 7 o'clock friday night at a home on east 5th avenue near south el dorado street. now the roads are. work clothes from south older on a street to fremont and from fremont to 5th avenue to 7th avenue for a time. investigators say the fire started in the garage and then spread into a home. 2

families lived there at the time but everybody got out safely. the cause of the fire this morning still under investigation. now to the south bay where a car fire close roads on a main street but owing between el camino ray allen civic center drive in santa clara for about an hour on friday evening. you can see why firefighters did put out the fire fairly quickly and then reopen the road. no word on any injuries. now to the east bay where a fast-moving fire is now fully contained. it scorched 248 acres and came dangerously close to homes for a time kron four's gayle ong has more now from dublin. >>you can see the charred hills so close to homes making it a very delicate situation. >>the house on fire. >>and they decide to a small megan creole and called 911 immediately her husband michael blonsky captured this fast-moving blaze from their home the view from their front

porch that this is really close to your home you can the charred hills. >>yes and before it was churchill's there were flames there and there's a ton of smoke. the fire broke out before to friday afternoon near camino loop in dublin at first 5 acres but the winds wreaked havoc the fire ultimately scorching 248 acres threatening at least 2 structures we had winds blowing from the west. >>and so there is immediate threat. the blaze prompting a full while in response from the air and the ground he signed a whole first alarm structure protection you had 5 engines. just for structure protection with the chief officer and i wait no songs and staying on top of those homes, protecting him areas like this surrounded by ranch lands are a major concern with the winds fire season. the vegetation is all dry for pre olu it was a wake-up call to be prepared. >>so very quickly so i packed up so many belongings as fast as they could the car still full of them have pack. but

yeah i was very scary and i don't want to ever experience that again. >>there were no reported injuries and there were no structures damage. the cause of the fire is under investigation. reporting in dublin, gayle, ong kron 4 news. >>and still ahead this morning. he was the biggest signing for the raiders in the offseason but antonio brown's career in oaklani may be over before it started we'll explain why is threatening to explain why is threatening to hang oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box.

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he's already missed time because of injury which was also the case in his final year at ohio state. >>he chose to sit out the season due to an have dominant issue. kyle shanahan, on both his college history and if injuries we'll continue to be a running problem throughout his career. >>and they played even in the mountains until the year and now we have a guy come in and someone landed on the slate and that doesn't make me say someone's injury-prone goes one serious injury in college and he tore his acl sometime in high school like 60% of the players out there. >>all right mark thanks a lot of us take a live look outside golden gate bridge is fogged in rebecca has the forecast when we come back.

>>he said he was specifically targeting mexicans when he opened fire inside that walmart he also admitted to using an a k 47 in the shooting. the manager of the wal-mart says he saw the suspect firing of victims in the parking lot and he says the shooting appeared to liberate. >>when i saw him he seemed like he was he. he knew what he was shooting he was very defined he looked very fit focused. you know i an and precision on what he was you know it when he was aiming for i mean e it wasn't just a a

spray of gunfire. these were direct. >>shots. >>the manager says he helped hundreds of people out of the back exit. he's now says he's focusing on his staff and helping them cope with the trauma of the attack. we also are learning more about why he carried out the attack in el paso sources say the suspect thought it would be wrong to carry out the attack in his home in his hometown. cruz's is from allen texas it's a dallas suburb about 650 miles away from el paso. he reportedly told officers he thought his family would not find out that he carry out of that an attack if he did it in a different city. a crucial says face seems capital murder charges for the death of 22 people. prosecutors say they plan to seek the death penalty. in the bay area there was panic at a wal-mart in milpitas last night after reports of a suspicious package inside the store force an evacuation. san jose bomb squad was called in they

investigated and found the package was likely filled with firewood after that they gave the all clear. the sec outside for a live look at conditions at the san mateo bridge overcast skies

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folks seem to handle stress better than others exactly yes, it's all in our personality whether we can let things roll off a. >>we'd all like to think that we can not so much so let's talk about the main the areas here the types of personalities that seemed to attract stresses and how to deal with it. >>the first impatiens being impatient the at >>india don't nobody can meet up to their expectations and other very critical. they're not driving fast enough meetings that son of working death would ever they're not doing it fast enough, yeah, and this is creating a lot of stress within themselves or but also with the person that they are you know, pushing right is that a lot of the second when the person perfectionist and that seems to be. >>tied and always having to be perfect really can at the perfect. and that can create

some disappointment in the people making you feel like cut the kind of a failure because can't me to be perfect and that raises the says stress levels constantly the hallways kids are always trying to meet up to that expectation. speaking of always there's a another person who seems to be always on the go doing 5 things at one time. >>yes, we to do all those and it's not necessarily. having to be busy every it says stress. it's that continue list always being on on always pushing themselves. deadly stretch coming least keeps building and building and building yeah, yeah, and there's no place for it to go exactly yeah, so those are the top 3 let's move to the next this next one someone hughes

humorless and an enthusiastic about just about everything us our place, yeah, oftentimes a sour puss this also depressed that's where it comes from him and so you know some time. 14 yourself to smile and actually change your mood. but this person just doesn't you know laugh a lot doesn't bind you know excitement in life and you know, and they lose that and to see it really is it is really is something. how a smile changes, your whole outlook com. thanks to yes, so if you can just try. they can go inside or not. yeah, you know it can help a lot of us have run into a person who feels powerless with that these throw their hands up like i can't do anything about this so why even try yes, and this person also feels very unimportant because they're feeling, thanks their opinions are heard. our recognize and acknowledge and so this creates a lot of inner turmoil sure in our stress in contempt, so yeah, that's

yeah. this next one that you have on your list seems to tie together with the person who is impatient and this person is rigid old very and very rigid so. >>well it's my. >>in 2 other opinions are other ways of doing thing so there in a constant state of arguing all the time all the time yeah, yeah. >>and all of us have run into a person like this and what you're trying to do is when you see them down the hall you turn the you don't want to do so that's the that's the person who is it is too rigid that the last 3 that we have is someone who is just obsessed with competition. >>oh yes, now this person has to compete with himself with other people i have to have the best car and the that best job, whatever is always being the best so this person is always in a constant state of competition. yes, winning time

and this creates stress short madgen always trying to compete 24 7 will it ties in again with the profession is to is just never happy with the way things are you're always. >>wanting to win. and then you don't. yeah you're gonna blow exactly yeah, it's just inner inner tension that's always a new and then the other person that all of us can can relate to are the people who are angry an explosive there they're just ready to blow up any test. yes, they need to you know get help with tattoo to work that out and last but not least someone who is chronically and that you know not having control over your condition, yes create a lot of stress and what i say, and instances you may not be able to cure your condition, but you can actually take control over it so if the eu should if you can at least take control over your care. >>that will make you feel a little bit more empowered and feel little less stress.

>>the bottom line here. i think is is the fact that we're all going to deal with stress but it's all it's all depending on how we react to it, yes and no what you can change. and on the let go of the ones that you know that you can't some people spend their whole life trying to find that yeah, yeah, great point thank you so so-called. introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo. bigger, tastier strips of juicy chicken with crunchy batter. spice them up with hot sauce or cool them down with buttermilk ranch. try my 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo today. only at jack in the box.

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buying and using pot inside the festival is only allowed in the grasslands area and you must be 21 or older to enter. >>well of course security is at the top of everyone's mind at this year's festival. and there was a visible increase in security on day one of outside lands. kron four's christina tetreault is live at golden gate park where she's a looking into how the security measures worked and also what to expect on day 2 high christina good morning. >>good morning. i'm actually here inside of the park on the festival grounds and as you can see behind me lot of barricades here this is where the magic is going to take place and where the music is going to be playing today. but all around the entire park you're going to see barricades out through every and trans if you're leading into the festival this morning crews have been preparing and not only here festival weekend. but they've beenreparing many days before to make sure security measures were in place this is the 12th annual

outside lands music festival and they are expecting about 210 1000 people to come through this weekend now is sad. good lineup includes a lot of artists childish gambino 21 pilots kacey musgraves link when 82 that played yesterday among many others and as i mentioned again organizers say about 210,000 people frequenting this area. so you know that their security is a top priority as a part of the security painful a planned police chief william scott and more police officers, private and public are going to be on the grounds of the festival around the perimeters as well in the navy as well as in the neighboring areas if you live or frequent nearby. police chief scott also said there is a new evacuation place in order for the event in case of any emergency and also if you're going to be going by the concert event or if you live near by the city asks that you sign up for emergency text alerts by taxing outside lands to 8, 8, 7, 7 we've been speaking with concertgoers throughout the weekend all

said you know what in light of all the recent shootings know this security something definitely on their mind though they want to make sure they still enjoy their time. >>revealed to be big open white meat >>no just like what that last girl said you can't let that firm keep be keeping you to live your life, you know we've been talking with security experts all week in light of these recent mass shootings and to in preparation for this festival and one gentleman told us yesterday he said you need to make sure that you don't live in fear make sure you continue to live your life but always have a defensive mindset. so if you are coming to the event make sure that you just keep your eyes and ears open and that you feel comfortable where you are security measures being taken place here for the event already set in stone, but you yourself shows have that defensive mindset wherever you

go throughout not only this y, but throughout your normal day to day life now again today at the concert is here they're expecting 210,000 people throughout the entire weekend. the fest will be to open up at 11 today here at golden gate park we've got all the information online for what you can and cannot bring over at kron 4 dot com for now reporting live in golden gate park christina teatro kron 4 news. >>and christina based on the fog behind people should be taking a jacket at the very least right. >>yes i was a jacket at the very least said you know it to be honest my visibilities not super great right now, but luckily you can still see the stage if you got some glasses bring those to just a little ticket. >>all right, thanks. a lot. christine we'll check in with you in about an hour. bart is going to be running more and longer trains this weekend for those who are traveling to outside lands and other events in the city. bart says it will not be single tracking anywhere in the system either it will still run on a sunday schedule, but after 7 o'clock in the evening. it will be sending out additional then

trains for people who are leaving outside lands, festival goers should get off at the civic center station and take new knees and judah line or the 5 are rapid bus line. he says both lines will also have additional service as well and after this weekend, a bart riders can expect several weekends of bart delays as they will be shutting down tracks for repair work. breaking overnight a 10 hour staoff is over in the san jose it started about 11 o'clock friday morning when 2 men entered a home on king road that's near the san antonio street. the homeowners fled and called 911 police say one of the men armed was armed with a knife at the time. one of the 2 suspects came out of the house about 4 30 in the afternoon. but the second suspect didn't surrender until about 9 30 last night. police say he was taken to a hospital of to be treated for self-inflicted injuries. and coming up on kron 4 news weekend fire crews in the east bay were out late last night

battling a fire that threatened homes for a time we'll have an update for you coming up. and new details on the el paso mass shooting after police say the suspected shooter made several chilling confessions to them about his motives. >>and then how the aging demographics of bay area homele lowe's knows you're a team who does remodeling right. we do it right too with stylish collections that pull it all together. so you can rethink your bathroom without rethinking your budget.

>>2 today in morgan hill and if you could be heading out towards the coast. i'm tracking a high of 66 for half moon bay. but the heat is going to start to kicking in and that begins tomorrow we're going to see this he trend really spike as we get into a next week, especially on those 90's that we're going to be seeing inland. so the heat is just a day or so away so just to be aware of that to try to enjoy after activity today was still a little bit cooler. >>marty what a difference a day makes things a lot. well, a father and son were pulled to safety from a cliff along the waterfront in san francisco. it happened along the hill that leads from aquatic park up to upper fort mason lawn just before 6 o'clock last night. the 2 are

riding their bicycles when a little fell over a cement barrier that's a couple of feet high. and then tumbled down the cliff injuring himself. police tell us that the father climbed down the cliff to help his son and that both of them got stuck, san francisco, firefighters arrived on the scene in the used a rope to pull both of them up to safety. they were both checked out and they're expected to be okay. to the east bay now are fast moving fire is now fully contained this morning. it scorched 248 acres in came dangerously close to homes. kron four's gayle ong has more now from dublin. >>you can see the charred hills so close to homes making it a very delicate situation. >>the house on fire. >>and they decide to a small megan creole and called 911 immediately her husband michael blonsky captured this fast-moving blaze from their home the view from their front porch that this is really close to your home. >>you can the charred hills,

yes and before it was churchill's there were flames there in there was a ton of smoke the fire broke out before to friday afternoon near camino loop in dublin at first 5 acres but the winds wreaked havoc the fire ultimately scorching 248 acres threatening at least 2 structures we had winds blowing from the west. >>and so there is immediate threat. the blaze prompting a full while in response from the air and the ground he signed a whole first alarm structure protection you had 5 engines. just for structure protection with the chief officer and i wait no songs and staying on top of those homes, protecting them areas like this surrounded by ranch land sorry major concern with the winds fire season. the vegetation is all dry. for pre olu it was a wake-up call to be prepared. >>so very quickly so i packed up so many belongings as fast as they could the car still full of have pack. but yeah i was very scary and i don't

want to ever experience that again. >>there were no reported injuries and there were no structures damage. the cause of the fire is under investigation, reporting in dublin, gayle, ong kron 4 news. >>kron 4 news weekend. he was the biggest signing for the raiders in the offseason but now antonio brown's career in oakland might be over before it started we'll explain why is threatening to hang up his helmet here's your buick sir.

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>>and police he was specifically targeting mexicans when he opened fire inside that walmart he also admitted to using an a k 47 in the shooting. the manager of that store says he saw the suspect firing of victims in the parking lot and he says that the shooting appeared to be deliberate. >>when i saw him he seemed like he was he. he knew what he was shooting he was very defined he looked very focused. you know i an and

precision on what he was you know it when he was aiming for i mean e it wasn't just a a spray of gunfire. these were direct. >>shots. >>the manager says that he helped hundreds of people out of the back exit of the store and now he's focused on helping his staff cope with the trauma of the attack. we're also learning more about why he carried out that attack in el paso sources say the suspect thought it would be wrong. 2 of them to carry out the attack in his own hometown. a crucial says from allen texas it's a suburb of dallas about 650 miles away from el paso. and he reportedly told officers he thought his family would not find out if you carry out an attack in a different city. crucial says facing capital murder charges for the deaths of 22 people. prosecutors say they plan to seek the death penalty. in a walmart in milpitas last night after reports of a suspicious package inside the store force

an evacuation. the san jose police department bomb squad was called in they investigated and found that the package was likely filled with fireworks. then they gave the all clear. many times after the mass shootings we've heard from people who have said they had heard the shooter making thre shootings near san diego and pittsburgh. but they've now been heightened with the most recent round of mass shootings given the stain age of this age of increasing violent anti semitism in white supremacy. >>that there is a lot of concern out there and for many in the bay area jewish community. this man 23 year-old ross farka is making matters worse. in june the

concord man was arrested and charged with making criminal threats against the jewish community in an online gaming chat room. he's also charged with having and unlawful assault weapon which police say was found in his home along with not see literature. we take his his potential threat seriously. we take him at his word. >>that he hated jews and that that he wanted to mow down jews by the score and scores and then target law enforcement in the same act raising the alert level even more is the fact that farka has been back on the street. >>since mid-june there's someone who. >>expressed an interest in conducting attacks. he was released on bail in spite of that jewish groups are keeping in touch with the fbi and concord police about the case but some question whether there needs to be a new law to deal with domestic terrorists. >>it might be helpful look at where there are laws in place that prevent people from supporting terrorist groups abroad and look at how people

who are supporting violence within the united states can be stopped and held to account by the same or similar laws. >>farkas attorney says his client is severely autistic and understand the ramifications of his statements. he says he's not a threat to anyone. it was simply trying to troll others in his online gaming community. farka is due back in court at the end of september. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>and coming up after the break we'll take a look at how aging demographics of the homeless in

>>even though many of the people are in their early to mid 50's in terms of the problems that we usually think of is not happening in to people who are older having mobility challenges having cognitive or memory challenges, having difficulty getting up getting down getting dressed those types of things are really happening much earlier. >>this aging population will likely make tackling the homeless crisis even more challenging and more expensive because of the services they need what we found is that even though the population is

in their 50's and 60's right now predominantly, a huge percentage of them are extremely high risk for requiring nursing home care that you believe it is ths that that that the police and the late amy for melvin he's working with the homeless outreach team trying to get into a navigation center. but hopefully soon because he doesn't want to still be outside for another rainy winter at his age. maureen kelly kron 4 news. let's go and take you outside for a live look at conditions at sfo they're dealing with 55 minute delays right now so it's always a. >>spend a little

>>at a mountain view 83 expected in woodside as we get into the south bay this summer going start to see a the low 80's from san jose in the campbell at 82 degrees. and then inland as well livermore and pleasanton both at 80 low 70's along the bay and we're going to see a high of 68 in berkeley 83, though in concord if you're going to be further inland and then checking things out in in sonoma both

at 80 82 degrees for the high in vacaville and we're going to see a mostly 70's in the north bay like santa rosa and petaluma 80 degrees expected and the sandra fell area, you're 70 around the bay forecast a quick look yes today cooler than normal but tomorrow as when we're going to see the warming trend start to kick in and it's going to get quite hot as we begin next week. >>for your health this morning people who experience a stressful life events tend overheat and develop stress related conditions such as high blood pressure or maybe even a heart attack have you ever wondered why some people seem to be able to deal better with stressful situations and others well we turn to lady with the answers our health expert karen o loch is here to explain why and whether these attitudes are make you prone to being stressed out that's a really good topic a lot of folks seem to handle stress better than others exactly yes, it's all in our personality whether we can let things roll off a.

>>we'd all like to think that we can not so much so let's talk about the main the areas here the types of personalities that seem to attract stresses and how to deal with it. the first impatiens being impatient the at india don't nobody can meet up to their expectations and other very critical. >>they're not driving fast enough meetings that son of working death would ever they're not doing it fast enough, yeah, and this is creating a lot of stress within themselves or but also with the person that they are you know, pushing right is that a lot of the second when the person perfectionist and that seems to be. >>tied and always having to be perfect really can at the perfect. and that can create some disappointment in the fitness making you feel like cut the kind of a failure because can't me to be perfect and that raises the says

stress levels constantly the hallways kids are always trying to meet up to that expectation. speaking of always there's a another person who seems to be always on the go doing 5 things at one time. >>yes, we to do all those and it's not necessarily. having to be busy every it says stress. it's 10 continue list always being on on always pushing themselves and they call this deadly stretch coming least keeps building and building and building yeah, yeah, and there's no place for it to go exactly yeah, so those are the top 3 let's move to the next this next one someone hughes humorless and an enthusiastic about just about everything us our place, yeah, oftentimes a sour puss this also depressed that's where it comes from him and so you know some time. 14 yourself to smile and actually

change your mood. but this person just isn't a no less flood doesn't bind you know excitement in life and you know, and they lose that and to see it really is it is really is something. how a smile changes, your whole outlook com. thanks to yes, so if you can just try. the faith in them in the side you're , you know it can help a lot of us have run into a person who feels powerless with that these throw their hands up like i can't do anything about this so why even try yes, and this person also feels very unimportant because they're feeling, thanks their opinions are heard. are recognize and acknowledge and so this creates a lot of inner turmoil sure in our stress in contempt, so yeah, that's yeah. this next one that you have on your list seems to tie together with the person who is impatient and this person is rigid old very and very rigid so. >>well it's my.

>>in 2 other opinions are other ways of doing thing so there in a constant state of arguing all the time all the time yeah, yeah. >>and all of us have run into a person like this and what you're trying to do is when you see them down the hall you turn the you don't want to do so that's the that's the person who is it is too rigid that in the last 3 that we have is someone who is just obsessed with competition. >>oh yes, now this person has to compete with himself or with other people i have to have the best car and the that best job, whatever is always being the best. so this person is always in a constant state of competition. yes, winning time and this creates stress short madgen always trying to compete 24 7 will it ties in again with the profession is to is just never happy with

the way things are you're always. >>wanting to win. and then you don't. yeah you're gonna blow and exactly yeah, it's just in your inner tension that's always a new and then the other person that all of us can can relate to are the people who are angry an explosive there they're just ready to blow up any test. yes, they need to you know get help with tattoo to work that out and last but not least someone who is chronically ill go home and that you know not having control over your condition, yes create a lot of stress and what i say, and instances you may not be able to cure your condition, but you can actually take control over it so if the eu should if you can at least take control over your care. >>that will make you feel a little bit more empowered and feel little less stress. >>thbottom line here. i think is is the fact that we're all going to deal with stress but it's all it's all depending on how we react to it, yes and no what you can change. and on the let go of the ones that you know that you can't some people spend

their whole life trying to find that. yeah great point thank you so so-called.

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are the floor here it has the most consensus among the american people 90% of americans. support background checks. so it's time for the senate to come out of recess. pass that bill and put it on the president's that's but that's not enough we also will need an assault weapon ban by back. i red flag laws, storage laws. investments in our cities, you know we're we never hear about the loss and never know the names of the victims but and place like chicago and oakland where gun violence happens every single day. so there's a lot more we can do. i am you know more optimistic than ever that the american people want to see action is just whether don't have a congress that is you know ready to act. >>congressman you're obviously doing this on the day the president. prisoner to shooting sites. your thoughts and what he's doing worse. >>it the pres the has maybe environment worse what we already a country that has seen a rise in white nationalist groups that was there before the president, but they had no better recruiter then this president his right. we're also a

country that has access almost unlimited access to firearms. so when you combine the 2. the result can be quite that and so what we really should do i think to step back and evaluate his tone and his rhetoric and if you serious about making us all safer. then call on the congress to pass background checks have an assault weapons ban and to invest in the cities. we need resources and education health care and jobs, but right now. he just continues to 4. gasoline on what is already. you know quite an explosive. environment, 5 the by the iowa caucus, you will see any candidate that's around will support a ban and buy back when i was on the debate stage. i asked vice president biden if you support he said he wouldn't he's come out and says he does i asked senator sanders, the same thing and without even being asked senator harris said that she supports my gun reform, a package so i'm encouraged by that's our campaign may be

over and the issue of gun violence persists and i'm going to continue to insist that those running for president, a sign on to that. i also think any senator running for president. you are in a unique position that no other candidate is in which is that you can filibuster for a vote on background checks and at least get every a member of the senate on record as to where they are and so i want to go back into session. they should stand into the legs. given and speak until her, you know long's give out but that is what is going to take i heard from a priest who is an immigrant. that he's afraid that he and his largely immi rant parishioners. i will be targeted because of the color of their skin and with white nationalism on the rise and seen what motivated. the shooter in el paso and what's under investigation now in gilroy that people are being targeted because of the color of their skin and when you have a country where it's so easy to buy firearm and you can thank you saw him you can have a 100 round drum to carry out. the you know massacre

there. it is a deadly combination. i think we can build off of what congressman turner just proposed to background checks and a ban on military-style assault weapons and yes, i have been reaching out that's my republican friends of course congress is not in session. i think we should be working to address these issues and i will you know reach out to them, but i can these issues are not that. the solutions are not beyond our imagination we already know what it will take it's just whether. the american people they already know what they want to see the overwhelmingly they support background checks, an assault weapons ban, it's just getting the congress that will do it. >>as the congressman points out after last weekend's deadly mass shootings. there are renewed calls to ban assault-style rifles and high capacity magazines opponents argue that would trample the rights of gun owners, others say lives are. >>idol and woodworking shops all that material made the fight more difficult.

>>we made a good stop an aggressive stopped to not lose the whole business and and put a whole lot of people out of work. >>well the firing similar to the ghost ship fire from december 2016 where 36 people died. there are no injuries. the boxy fire. >>and this is not a place where. terrible we don't have that many places i mean after the ghost ship. and all of the trouble even having to find places where you can. be creative have a place where we have 24 acts as we can do our work. keep our stuff there and just be creative in the city for like a reasonable amount of money one of the last places in the city. >>37 businesses inside. 10 were impacted by the fire. but it looks like all the fires mostly in the offices. yeah, a lot of the artists faces seem

like they're untouched by the fire hopefully. >>the cause is under investigation. it doesn't appear to have by any any reason for criminal investigation. it it's accidental in nature. >>there's now fencing up protecting the entire building you know what i'm justine waltman on for news. >>and coming up on kron 4 news we can fire crews in the east bay were outate last night battling a blaze that threatened homes for a time. we'll have an update for you coming up. and new details in the paso mass shooting after police say the suspected shooter made several chilling confessions to them about his

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>>all right taking a look at temperatures out the door right now pretty comfortable in my own mostly in the 60's even some low 70's and i'm already tracking. it's going to be cooler afternoon the normal but beautiful my full forecast coming up after the break.

>>this was going to be beautiful too we just have to wait for clearing the area is not gorgeous and this is actually our camera in the north a marty it's overlooking tehran and you can see it's half and half have sunshine right now and a half cloudy skies. so yes we will take it and it's going to only continue to clear out the clear up as we get closer to the afternoon hours which is great, but things are going today. the actually cooler than normal like we've seen the last couple of days and it continues to be because of this low pressure system far to the north of us that is actually brought a couple of sprinkles along the way as well, and of course for the bay area bringing us all that fog the thick marine layer and the cooler conditions out the door right now temperatures are pretty mild pretty comfortable. i would say 60's upper 60's and oakland and hayward it's 70's already that i'm tracking for summer inland areas like conquered, an

antioch low 70's already in mountain view and san jose both at 72. and then we have some low to mid 60's a little bit cooler in spots like the north bay santa rosa 62 right now 66 in novato and then here in san francisco. i'm tracking 62 degrees and speaking of san francisco if you're going to be a heading into the city we have a number of events going on today one of the largest though. outside lands festival so this is the forecast for today, we're going to be a mid 60's, maybe even upper 60's that you're going to feel it but because all that sunshine that's going to start a opening up. but a little bit breeze in the air to so really perfect weather to be outdoors no matter where you live forecasted highs for today look at this 60's 70's and low 80's, it's going to be a perfect day around the bay area to head outdoors 79 for the high in redwood city today, a low 80's in san jose and morgan hill expected and nd on s we move further those are going to be our warmest spots like in concord and livermore i'm tracking 80

degrees and then of course cooler along the bay low to mid 70's like in oakland and in hayward upper 70's and the north if you're going to be a heading to wine country napa is going to be gorgeous today at 77 and nevada coming in a of 78 degrees. here's your seven-day around the bay forecast. yes, it's going to be nice today, but it's going to start to really warm up into tomorrow look at that upper 80's in line mid to upper 60's around the bay 70's, 70's rather, and then low 70's at the coast and then things are really going to spike as we kick off next week. marty okay, rebecca, thanks le seen a few minutes. >>on the peninsula one home was damaged and several roads were closed for a time in san mateo because of the fire. firefighters arrived just before 7 o'clock friday night at a home on east 5th avenue near south el dorado street and they had to close roads from south el dorado to fremont street and on fremont from 5th avenue to 7th avenue. all because of the fire. investigators say it started in the garage and then spread to the home. 2 families were

living there and everyone did get out safely the cause of the fire under investigation this morning. now to the south bay where a take a look at this car fire of to close roads on main street between el camino real and civic center drive in santa clara. for about an hour on friday evening. firefighters were able to quickly put it out and then reopen the rhoads no word on any injuries. and in the east bay, a fast-moving fire is now fully contained this morning it scorched 248 acres and came dangerously close to homes. kron four's gayle ong has more now from dublin. >>you can see the charred hills so close to homes making it a very delicate situation. >>the house on fire. >>and they decide to a small megan creole and called 911 immediately her husband michael blonsky captured this fast-moving blaze from their home the view from their front

porch that this is really close to your home you can the charred hills. >>yes and before it was churchill's there were flames there and there was a ton of smoke the fire broke out before to friday afternoon near camino loop in dublin at first 5 acres but the winds wreaked havoc the fire ultimately scorching 248 acres threatening at least 2 structures we had winds blowing from the west. >>and so there is immediate threat. the blaze prompting a full while in response from the air and the ground he signed a whole first alarm structure protection you had 5 engines. just for structure protection with the chief officer and i wait no songs and staying on top of those homes, protecting them areas like this surrounded by ranch lands are a major concern with the winds fire season. the educations all dry for pre olu it was a wake-up call to be prepared. >>so very quickly so i packed up so many belongings as fast as they could the car still full of have pack. but yeah i

was very scary and i don't want to ever experience that again. >>there were no reported injuries and there were no structures damage. the cause of the fire is under investigation. reporting in dublin, gayle, ong kron 4 news. >>and still ahead on kron 4 news weekend. he was the biggest signing for the raiders in the offseason but antonio brown's career in oakland could be over before it started we'll explain why he's threatening to hang up his helmet for good. time now.

for schools. trading for antonio brown was the major offseason headline for the raiders there's a chance fans. >>will be able to see him play not only silver and black, but in any uniform at all the superstar is willing to quit the game over any equipment issue it seems frostbitten feet are the only reason the superstar receiver hasn't been a camp, according to multiple reports. he has informed of the raiders there's a chance he'll never play football

again because of a dispute over the helmet he wears the helmet he's been using were his 10 year career is being phased out by the national football league because it doesn't mean safety standards there's a new option available out ever brown doesn't want to use it claims it affects his vision while playing. he has since filed a grievance with the league talked with an arbitrator today to make a case to keep the helmet he's been using a decision from the league is expected next week. if his case is denied. we'll see if he indeed chooses to retire, the raiders host the rams tomorrow night at the coliseum will talk 49 ers football in a bit, but first our other top story. the giants made strong push to sign bryce harper this offseason in tonight. he showed what could have been at oracle park giants phillies tyler be on the mound tonight for the orange and black to 200 top of the 5th fails leading for 3. here goes harper. should to deep center field and just watch another finland, halfway up the bleachers phillies take a 2 run lead.

>>giants down 5, 3 stephen vogt shows off his powers. crushes this one right into mccovey cove to run splash hit for a vote. and to take a 65 lead. but in the top of the 7th 2 on. for seconds to get all of this one up call to the water. our for his second homer of the night. 22th on the year 9, 6, phillies are final giants are 4 back of a wild card spot back at it again tomorrow afternoon. the a's in white sox in chicago bottom of the 6 days up 2 nothing like fires like 3 strikes out james mccann outing for fires a punch outs through 7 shutout frames tough the a phase still with a 2 run lead chad pender and deep left center. oakland day goes on to win 7 is it. game 2. tomorrow. 49 ers hosting the cowboys now it's been established to jimmy garoppolo will not be playing tomorrow night in either.

>>will nick bosa the rookie defensive end will be how was the high ankle sprain suffered earlier this week. they're his short career in the league. he's already mied time because of injury which was also the case in his final year at ohio state. he chose to sit out the season due to an have dominant issue. kyle shanahan, on both his college history and if injuries we'll continue to be a running problem throughout his career. the main played even in the mountains until the year and now we have a guy come in and someone landed on the slate and. >>that doesn't make me say someone's injury-prone goes one serious injury in college and he tore his acl sometime in high school like 60% of the players out there. >>all right mark thanks a lot of those take a live look outside we still foggy conditions of the golden gate bridge rebecca's going to see through the fog and give us th good morning, we're back

on kron 4 news we can all take a live look outside from the embarcadero camera and san francisco still have that overcast uh over part of the city, but if you look at the golden gate. this is nothing compared to the bald and golden gate rebecca's here with the forecast at least you can make out the bay bridges and even see the tower all that they are right now. >>we have seen a lot of fog this morning, yes role in through san francisco. and in fact, i'm still seeing it pretty much now, but at least breakaways we get into the afternoon. but not here with boats and a at beautiful beautiful, the southbank yeah, the sunshine finally breaking through there. we can see the blue skies, lots of sunshine. it is actually beautiful in the south bay right now, but it's going to be beautiful everywhere else. we just have to wait it out just a bit, especially here in the city just trying to get to all this fog out of our way. a cooler day today expected especially into the afternoon. that's kind of what we've seen over the last couple of days it's a below average for this time of year. and it's all because of this low pressure system far to the north of us is a matter of fact and it's keeping us cool and bringing us a foggy

conditions. but today, here's what you can expect san francisco anywhere from the mid to even upper we're expecting today and then 70's and oakland, a low of 72 actually we're going to see with some clouds and the warmest spot going to be in the south and some of our inland areas. but downtown expecting 80 degrees with a whole lot of sunshine marty. >>all right rebecca, thanks a lot. and breaking overnight. according to many reports accuse sex-trafficking ring convicted sex-offender jeffrey epstein is dead jail officials say in new york say that the 66 year-old billionaire committed suicide in his cell overnight. jail guards found epstein unresponsive early this morning. he was indicted last month was sex-trafficking girls as young as 14 years of age. families are gathering today on both sides of the u s mexico border to lay victims of the el paso mass shooting to rest 22 people were killed last weekend when a gunman opened fire at an el paso walmart we have new details

this morning on the el paso mass shooting after the shooter made several chilling confessions on friday. an arrest affidavit shows that patrick crusius told police he was specifically targeting mexicans when he opened fire inside that store. he also admitted to using an a k 47 in the shooting. the manager of the wal-mart says he saw the suspect firing of victims in the parking lot and says that he appeared very deliberate. >>what i saw he seemed like he was he. he knew what he was shooting he was very defined he looked very focused. >>you know i an and precision on what he was you know it when he was aiming for i mean e it wasn't just a a spray of gunfire. these were direct. >>shots. >>the manager says he helped hundreds of people out back axis of the store to escape and now he says he's focused on helping his staff cope with the trauma of that attack. we're also learning more about

why he carried out the attack in el paso sources say the suspect thought it would be wrong to carry out the attack in his own hometown. cruz's is from allen texas it's a dallas suburb about 650 miles from el paso. he reportedly told officials that he thought his family would not find out if you carry out an attack in a different city, christians faces capital murder charges for the deaths of 22 people and prosecutors in texas say they're planning to seek the death penalty. many times after mass shootings we've heard from people who have said that they heard a shooter making threats but they never told police in the east concord man is charged with threatening that jewish community with mass murder. but he remains free until his trial kron four's dan kerman explains how the case has the jewish community on edge. >>we have to stay on our guard. >>concerns among the bay area's jewish community were in place long before synagogue shootings near san diego and

pittsburgh. but they've now been heightened with the most recent round of mass shootings given the stain age of this age of increasing violent anti semitism in white supremacy. >>that there is a lot of concern out there and for many in the bay area jewish community. this man 23 year-old ross farka is making matters worse. in june the concord man was arrested and charged with making criminal threats against the jewish community in an online gaming chat room. he's also charged with having and unlawful assault weapon which police say was found in his home along with not see literature. we take his his potential threat seriously. we take him at his word. >>that he hated jews and that that he wanted to mow down jews by the score and scores and then target law enforcement in the same act raising the alert level even more is the fact that farka has been back on the street. >>since mid-june there's someone who. >>expressed an interest in conducting attacks. he was released on bail in spite of

that jewish groups are keeping in touch with the fbi and concord police about the case but some question whether there needs to be a new law to deal with domestic terrorists. >>it might be helpful look at where there are laws in place that prevent people from supporting terrorist groups abroad and look at how people who are supporting violence within the united states can be stopped and held to account by the same or similar laws. >>farkas attorney says his client is severely autistic and understand the ramifications of his statements. he says he's not a threat to anyone. it was simply trying to troll others in his online gaming community. barca is due back in court at the end of september. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>in the east bay 2.19 year-old women are accused are in jail this morning accused of stabbing a man several times police say theyot the call about 9 30 wednesday night from the 50 year-old victim who lives in antioch he told them the 2 women attacked

him in his apartment and then took his car and personal belongings. that man is in critical condition. this morning. elk grove police arrested the women on thursday morning, one of them is from martinez the other from sacramento. an investigation is underway after a san francisco police officer shot and injured a dog friday afternoon at the civic center bart station, bart officials say the officer was one of the stations that was in one of the station's a stair wells when the dog lunged at him in an aggressive manner. the for treatment. bart officials say investigators are still reviewing surveillance video to find out exactly what happened. a father and son were pulled to safety from a cliff along the waterfront in san francisco. it happened along the hill that leads from aquatic park up to the upper fort mason lawn it happened just before 6 o'clock friday evening. the 2 are riding their bikes when the little boy fell over a cement barrier that's a couple of feet high. and then he tumbled down the cliff injuring himself. police

tell us the father climbed down the cliff to help his son and then both of them got stuck, san francisco, firefighters arrived on the scene and used a rope to pull them both to safety. they were both shut down by doctors in are expected to be okay. the epa says it will not require companies to add labels to warning to products that warn customers about the chemical glyphosate the chemical is marketed as the monsanto weed killer roundup. california requires labels on those products because the international agency for research on cancer has said that it's probably carcinogenic but the epa disagrees saying its own research shows the chemical poses no risks, the public health monsanto has sued to block california's warning label requirements. as football season approaches unsigned quarterback colin kaepernick is back in the news. earlier this week, the former 49 er released a video showing him working out same quote, 05:00am 5 days a week for 3 years still ready.

kaepernick has been on signed since 2016 after he started kneeling during the national anthem to protest police brutality against african-americans on friday reporters asked president trump of kapnick should get the opportunity to play in the nfl. only if he's good enough. >>not sure why why would he play be good enough. and i think if he was good enough. i know the owners i know bob grass, i know so many of the honors. good enough that frankly i'd love to see kaepernick >>well as of right now it's not clear if any teams are interested or or looking into signing kaepernick. it's going to take you outside for a live look at conditions, san mateo bridge this time around clearing skies and traffic is moving smoothly will be right back.

>>and welcome back to kron 4 news weekend. i'm rebecca strong in for dave spahr on this saturday morning and look at this so it's been socked in by the fog all morning long can make out the shot. but now we can see the san francisco skyline in between the fog and the cloud cover, pretty neat shot actually and it's keeping things cool around the bay area and it's all because of a low pressure system continues to build far north of the bay area. the highs today will be a lot cooler than normal for this time of year. so here's a breakdown of it neighborhood by neighborhood the marina district today expected with a high of 60 degrees sunset you're going to be a 60 to 70 possibly for the mission district and then the 60's continue for the coast 64 and 65 in daly city but to upper 50's from on tara overnight, a 66 and half moon bay, some 70's popping up along the peninsula as well 74 in millbrae today, a high of 77

expected and burlingame and then the 83 possibly here in woodside upper 60's, our upper 70's rather for redwood city and from mountain view later on this afternoon. and then the south bay this we're going to see a whole lot of low 80's. today 80 degrees expected in downtown san jose 82 for a high in morgan hill and los gatos and then as we a move further inland book about pleasanton and livermore a high of 80 degrees in all 77 lower 70's at the bay and then 75 enter into today while the creek in concord you're going to be in the low 80's and then as head further north sonoma and both at 80 degrees napa 77 low 80's for vacaville and for fairfield this afternoon. we're looking at 60's if you're going to be heading out towards the beaches point re 60 to a high of 64 in stinson beach but a further inland, we're looking at upper 70's for petaluma and nevado your seven-day around the bay forecast. we are seeing a

cooler conditions today but it's going to be beautiful so head outside if you can because then tomorrow. the heat is going to be on around the bay area we're going to see warm up continue into the beginning of next week bringing us 90's. >>for your health this morning people who experience a stressful life events tend overheat and develop stress related conditions such as high blood pressure or maybe even a heart attack have you ever wondered why some people seem to be able to deal better with stressful situations and others well we turn to lady with the answers our health expert karen o loch is here to explain why and whether these attitudes are make you prone to being stressed out that's a really good topic a lot of folks seem to handle stress better than others exactly yes, it's all in our personality whether we can let things roll off a. >>we'd all like to think that we can not so much so let's talk about the main the areas here the types of

personalities that seemed to attract stresses and how to deal with it. the first impatiens being impatient to india don't nobody can meet up to their expectations and other very critical. they're not driving fast enough eating stetson of working that is deaf whatever it is they're not doing it fast enough, yeah. >>and this is creating a lot of stress within themselves or but also with the person that they are you know, pushing writers and a lot of the second when the person perfectionist and that seems to be. >>tied together and always having to be perfect really can at the perfect. and that can create some disappointment in the fitness making you feel like cut kind of a failure because can't meet to be perfect and that raises the says stress levels constantly the hallways kids are always trying to meet up to that expectation. speaking of always there's a another person who seems to be always on the go doing 5 things at

one time. >>yes, me to do all those and it's not necessarily. having to be busy every it says stress. it's that continue list always being on on always pushing themselves and they call this deadly stretch coming keeps building and building and building yeah, yeah, and there's no place for it to go exactly yeah, so those are the top 3 let's move to the next this next one someone hughes humorless and an enthusiastic about just about everything us our place, yeah, oftentimes a sour puss this also depressed that's where it comes from him and so you know sometimes just 14 yourself to smile and actually change your mood. but this person just isn't a no less flood doesn't bind you know excitement in life and you

know, and they lose that and to see it really is it is really is something. how a smile changes, your whole outlook on yes, so if you can just try. though in the side you're not. yeah, you know it can help a lot of us have run into a person who feels powerless the stroller hands of i can't do anything about this so why even try yes, and this person also feels very unimportant because they're feeling, thanks their opinions are heard. are recognize and acknowledge and so this creates a lot of inner turmoil sure their stress and contempt so. this next one that you have on your list seems to tie together with the person who is impatient and this person is rigid old very and very rigid so. >>well it's my. >>in 2 other opinions are other ways of doing thing so there in a constant state of arguing all the time all the time yeah, yeah.

>>and all of us have run into a person like this and what you're trying to do is when you see them down the hall you turn you don't want to do so that's the that's the person whos whose to reject the last 3 that we have is someone who is just obsessed with competition. >>oh yes, now this person has to compete with himself or with other people i have to have the best car and the that best job, whatever is always being the best. so this person is always in a constant state of competition. yes, winning time and this creates stress short madgen always trying to compete 24 7 will it ties in again with the perfectionist who is just never happy with the way things are you're always. >>warning to win. and then you don't. yeah you're gonna blow

and exactly yeah, it's just inner inner tension that's always a new and then the other person that all of us can can relate to are the people who are angny an explosive there they're just ready to blow up any test. yes, yeah they need to you know get help with tattoo to work that out and last but not least someone who is chronically ill go home and that you know not having control over your condition, yes create a lot of stress and what i say, and instances you may not be able to cure your condition and then you can actually take control over it so if the eu should if you can at least take control over your care. >>that will make you feel a little bit more empowered and feel little less stress. >>the bottom line here. i think is is the fact that we're all going to deal with stress, but it's all it's all dependent on how we react to it, yes and no what you can change. and when the let go of the ones that you know that you can some people spend their whole life trying to find that. yeah great point thank you so so-called. lowe's knows you're a team who does remodeling right.

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that pull it all together. so you can rethink your bathroom without rethinking your budget. we'll take a look at this workers at an auto shop were sent scrambling as the driver of a pickup truck ran into a ditch and then crashed into a parked car truck when truck rather. >>happened about 25 miles north west of austin texas truck was hauling a trailer at the time when they crashed the driver of the truck is okay. no one else was hurt in the incident, either of the owner of the auto shop says he wants to put a guardrail up at that bend in the road in an effort to try and keep people safe. well 5 new movies are opening in wide release this weekend

and all of them hoping to take down hobbs and shaw rick damigella has our box office preview. >>and the lost city of gold finds the animated adventure leaping off the small screen and into theaters in live action form industry treasure hunters for the hollywood reporter say dora could dig up between 15 $19 million this weekend. >>some people believe if we repeat stories often enough. become real the popular children's horror story series comes to life in scary stories to tell in the dark. >>box office watchers say scary stories could scare up anywhere from 14 to million. >>you can be just based on the vertigo comics mini series, the kitchen finds a trio of mafia wives taking over the

family business deadline reports the crime drama could make off with a million opening while varieties prognosticators predict the take could go as high as 14 million. ryan banks is based on the true story of the high school football star who was falsely accused of rape and later exonerated of the hollywood reporter says the movie could open with between 3 million. based on the new york times best-selling novel the art of racing in the rain star as the voice of kevin costner as ends of the dog, variety says the talking dog drama. he could race off with an 8 to million finished in hollywood, i'm rick damigella now a talking dog really get a lot. we have in our time picture kevin >>alright let's get a look at

the weather can you believe it cooler today but as we go into tomorrow. yeah, what a big change. alright alright, 90's tuesday, and wednesday well that's it for us have a great day we'll see again tomorrow

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