>>look at the embarcadero look we've got a beautiful morning ahead, good morning and welcome to crime for weekend mornings. i'm christina teatro in fhr marty gonzales today, thank you for joining us on this beautiful saturday morning here to pack a strong with the weather how beautiful is going to be across the bay area today it's going to be nice and in the afternoon we are going to see sunshine but a lot cooler this weekend. so that's some good news we're going to get some relief from the heat wave that we really been seeing. these last couple of weeks but out the door right now you up a little bit of karl, the fog and her way this morning. but it is it's keeping things cool and hey it's going to clear out so once we get into the afternoon

but for now yes we're going to see a little bit of grey skies out there this is our south of market. street camera in san francisco. and that you can see visibility not the greatest around the bay area right now, but again clearing is on the way but so you're down to about 3 miles and in san francisco to half moon bay for going to be along the coast of otto you're really socked in so far this morning you can start to see it pushed back around the 11 o'clock hour we're going to start to see more clearing in santa rosa. and places like napa some for east bay hills though we are going to see karl the fog stick around for much of the morning hours until we get into the afternoon you can see by 3 o'clock almost clear across the entire east bay parts of our south bay as well. it's just going to stick around for summer, coastal spots if you're going to be in san francisco or a half moon bay near the beaches and then we're going to see a creep back in as we get into let the latter part of tonight. so again yes this weekend is going to be

los angeles county that makes 5 deaths nationwide linked to vaping kron four's dan thorn has more on the recent job and see the beeping related illnesses. >>5 people are now dead as health officials say vaping-related respiratory illnesses are surging. indiana minnesota and california each reported of vaping-related death on friday. >>it took many years for us to understand the health impacts of nicotine and the health impacts of smoking. we question whether or not we're on that same path in terms of looking at pain. >>los angeles county health officials have joined the cdc and discouraging people from using vaping devices or the cigarettes right now more than

450 cases of lung illnesses linked to vaping are under investigation. >>and we think it is wise to stay away from this until we understand what the implications are for the person is using at their house and how it contributes to this lung disease that could potentially lead to death. >>health officials in new york say a vitamin e chemical has been linked to some vaping illnesses the chemical was detected in lab tests in nearly all products that contained candidates, however, federal health officials say vitamin e acetate remains as only one of many possible causes. >>you know i doubt that it's a bad batch of a single thing simply because he's of appeared in i think survey shows stays or a doctor from ucsf says it's unclear why there's been a sudden spike in illnesses. >>i would be shipped students were started a while ago. just nobody noticed until we had a cluster of cases i believe it was caught it should attracted

attention. >>that was dan thorn reporting while this investigation continues officials are also asking people to steer clear of potential counterfeit products. police officers are working this weekend in oakland to try and crack down on illegal sideshows officers will be patrolling parts of the city with help of helicopters and other law enforcement police say any sideshow activity could result citations arrests and towed vehicles in the south bay, san jose police arrested 26 year-old alonso aguilar you see him right there. they say he was the driver that hit and killud a cyclist and then took off. it happened last thursday at the intersection of story road and jackson avenue. police say i ours suv hit another truck before hitting that bicyclist in the crosswalk the cyclist died at the scene. witnesses say the driver then got out of his suv and ran off. san police are also investigating a deadly shooting at the corner of park more avenue and meridian

avenue that's where officers found a man suffering from a gunshot wound in a padking lot around 12 40 friday afternoon. he later died in the hospital. no arrests have been made so far this is san jose's 25th homicide this year lp to say. milpitas police say this woman right here on your screen from san jose is responsible for 2 per glories from 2 weeks ago after reviewing surveillance video from the scene officers arrested 48 year-old patricia de abreu police say the video showed her stealing a $1700 bike from a garage of one home and a package from another. breaking news this morning oakland raiders right receiver antonio brown requested the raiders to release him on his instagram post just this morning. he said in part quote you are going up his a lot of people off when you start doing what's best for you reports suggest he asked for the release after the raiders waited nearly $30 million of

guaranteed money from brown's contract after finding him earlier in the week. coming up on the kron 00:04am morning. we'll speak one on one with the judge in the go ship fire trial after this week's verdict. >>the passion for everything she had a passion for life that be things about her. we continue to learn more about both fire victims. we're here from the bay area, how a friend is remembering this woman plus the latest on the investigation. >>when the next big quake kids. more you'll increase your love from retro fit in your head, wall is what we're worried about the collapse to occur early warning system of quake has started you're about to get a quake preparedness kit sold all in one place that you're ready to go and the theory is most dangerous polls kron 4 is giving you do if you need for surviving the big one.

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a little cooler cooler in the east no 90's what i am tracking so that is the good news much cooler across the entire bay area for us said this weekend so it's going to be really pleasant out there. take advantage of that going outside because it's still going to be dry we're seeing a little bit of drizzle coming maybe into san francisco. this morning. you might just have to use the wipers just a bit but to all that sets a clear yes for now now this is of this kind san francisco this alcatraz there in the middle of your screen. and yes we're socked in by the fog by the cloud cover this morning. but it's not going to last for ever the visibility though here you go, here's our map we're down to just a couple miles and san francisco, same along the coast like half moon bay about 3 miles and oakland and hayward along the east bay hills are going to see it's a pretty heavy there napa nevado same but again it is going to start to clear out as we get closer to that 11 o'clock hour, the fog is going to start to push back a bit. we're going to see more clearing like in napa and santa rosa that's still going to be a little bit to heavier though for east bay hills that them by this afternoon. that's we're going to see a lot more

sunshine but thankfully. we are going to see a cooler temperatures as a result in this is all because of that cold and dry front that we're actually going to be seeing through much of northern california and that's what's going to keep these temperatures. a lot more pleasant than what we've been seeing and we're definitely getting more towards our average temperatures for this time of year even below in some spots as a matter of fact to go out the door these are temperatures right now very evenly spread upper 50's to low 60's for the most part, oakland you're at 62 right now 59 here in san francisco 59 in half moon bay, 63 degrees if you're waking up with us now and mountain so i definitely going to be cooler this afternoon. here's what you can expect today mostly cloudy in san francisco, but again we're going to see little peeks of sunshine and a high of 67 degrees but nicer in oakland, 70 degrees with a mixture of sunshine and clouds and the mostly sunny and san jose coming in at 77 so a lot cooler that you can see there were going to be a into today

and tomorrow, 81 for the high for summer inland spots as we get into tomorrow, mid 70's around the bay, 60's at the coast and then you could see if things are going to heat up just a bit as we get towards of the middle of next week wednesday thursday and friday. that's a look at the weather now back to the news christina. thanks for backup. a big story we continue to follow the jury in the go ship trial. fire trial acquitted max harris of all charges. but couldn't reach a verdict for derick almena and now the judge who presided over the case is speaking out we've got kron four's has he he sat down in a one on one with the honorable trina thompson to get her take on the case, it's a story you will only see here on kron 4. >>absolutely every attorney in this case brought their a game i caught up with judge trina thompson here at the alameda county superior courthouse in oakland to get some of her reflections of the courtroom process behind the goal ship fire drought. it is the day after the jury acquitted, max

d on the charges against co-defendant derick of judge thompson says both the prosecution and the defense made stellar legal efforts in this case. mister mister kent consummate professionals i mean they were calm. >>their demeanor was amazing. there was no stone unturned in terms of research. the district attorneys were. respectful there were times where you know some of the council it. a little push here in the air and even with me but i think everybody would reset the following day the jury deliberated on a four-day schedule with the judge deciding to give the fridays off. >>she explains why these are individuals who are not getting paid. who are away from their families who are away from their jobs. so we tried to come up with a schedule that allow to have some time in the morning. >>some time during the lunch hour. and some time in the evening to at least be able to remotely with their places of

employment. they all have friday's so they could go back and at least work a full day and be able to maintain the continuity of their work. >>she talks about the decision to have no cameras allowed in the courtroom during the trial to collective we have to look at the configuration of the courtroom. we have to look to see whether there was any way to have a camera or cameras in the courtroom that would intrude on the process. >>that would not compromise or jurors in their identity. what capture things that were private documents that were not going to be displayed to jurors judge trina thompson is the first african american woman elected to be a judge in alameda county where she has ruled on the bench for the past 16 years she is also a lecturer at u c berkeley is department of ethnic studies in the college of letters and science. >>in oakland haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>we have continuing coverage on the go shipped trial

verdict on our website you'll find all the reaction from the district attorney's office and from victims family members plus what's next for derick almena since a jury didn't decide his fate. it's all on kron 4 dot com. and still ahead in sports. the latest antics from superstar receiver antonio brown which. >>also features a recorded phone conversation with his

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this is on the same day brown rejoin the team and dodged a suspension for reportedly getting into a heated argument with the raiders general manager reports came out this evening saying he's been fined for than interaction and this video emerged shortly after it's unknown if gruden knew he was being recorded or when it was recorded, but espn's chris mortensen says green was quote truly amused by the clip. he thought it was awesome that's where all of this brown is not missing any time he is scheduled to play monday's the season opener against the broncos. the receiver address to the media after this morning's practice. >>side of the eye here today. one jobs summit teammates. another time and the side of the aisle here with my teammates him all of this idea the apart of raisins you've got some.

>>and that is still the plan raiders broncos monday night at the coliseum on another note, the 40 niners open their season sunday in tamnow to some baseball, the giants on the next stop of the road trip visiting some old friends. the national league powerhouse dodgers bruce bocce final managerial series at dodger stadium. and the farewell president's keep pouring in dave roberts presented him with a scientists sandy koufax jersey. and 5th inning game tied at one talks on the pond formica stansky fat right center kicks up against the wall 2 runs are gonna come in to score the clutch hit from young as giants take a 3 to one lead. to the bottom of the 9th. some drama giants with a 2 run lead a jeep politics. already 2 homers on the night gets a hold of one the laces a day or the last it cuts the san francisco lead to one. it's a 5, 4, game. later on giant see that final out will smith facing will smith for the first time in major league

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>>that the water district that capitol via was known as the water princess often appearing in some kind of water related costume to dramatize her message her. >>the specialty was education, especially a k up through high school and that's probably one of the hallmarks that will be remembered for is her efforts to educate thousands and thousands the young minds in and teaching them about water. >>the day. he campbell williams is survived by her husband of 25 years 2 children and an extended family who recalled her as a resoundingly echo of light enjoy with an enthusiasm for life work adventure and water. >>she was a trusted colleague

to many, but true friend a few people also within the organization, i mean a true friend and we're just going to mr. the dearly and our hearts go out to you know her family all her friends so many letters of gratitude are coming in expressions of her and and to the whole community because there were several people involved with this tragic accident. >>flags at half staff here at the water district is they are a several locations across the county. friday's family is requesting that any donations can be made in her name in care of california strong and that the proceeds will be donated to the families of all those who died in the fire. in santa cruz rob fladeboe kron 4 news. authorities are now telling us how the passengers on the conception died. the santa barbara county sheriff shared the initial report. >>the preliminary indications are that the cause of death was smoke inhalation. >>as i indicated earlier we will not have a final cause

and manner of death until toxicology results come back and the belief is that the died that the burn damage to the victims was post-mortem and not anti other words it would hurt after death but not before >>the dive boat is still under water the us coast guard says safety concerns have stopped their efforts to salvage the boat. it's a plan to continue the operation when it's safe. >>the vessel is upside down. and so we call that inverted and and so the first step is to gently roll or the vessel. >>and then have that. >>stabilize prior to beginning the rays it is just not a fast race. it's going to be very gentle raise to try and retain the vessel to to be intact. >>33 bodies have been recovered divers are still looking for the final victim. you can find more coverage of the deadly boat fire over on

our website. you can learn about all of the victims who have been identified so far. there's also a timeline from the night of the fire. you can also tour the inside of the boat and see what itooked like before it was on fire. it's all over at kron 4 dot com. morning news thieves get away with thousands of dollars after breaking into someone's home. why police believe the suspects are connected to even more crimes in the area. >>when the next big quake kids. more you will increase your love kron four's giving you the tools you need for. apribut you don't need toñata hit a papier-mâché unicorn to get stuff you want. just become an aarp member!

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>>the knees and i'm sure it's a surprise to a lot of our viewers right right in and it's gaining is a yes so researchers in the experts are seeing this progression of type 2 diabetes. >>to alzheimer's and other types of and they're calling it brain diabetes or type 3 diabetes. what happens in type 2 diabetes to what's happening is is that on says those brain cells are becoming in sensitive to insulin. so it's not getting nourishment is admitting glucose into that neurons to him and then that's memory loss and difficulty learning. >>and now there's the possibility that this may be an indicator of alzheimer's. >>oh yes, yes, definitely, definitely in there seeing that type 2 diabetes. i mean if you have type 2 diabetes or 50 to 65% more likely to have dementia later on. i say yes, so that's that's a huge number

especially with the numbers are really with diabetes. yes and the second to bullet point here is really shocking yes. so 400% increase in the next years as people age but they're also seeing younger adults children getting diabetes. so that sin implication make light. why those numbers might be so large, you know down the i understand the researchers are calling this a model of accelerated aging what does that mean that means that if you get diabetes when you're younger you are i'm going to get these diseases. a lot earlier and with greater severity. so that's a really strong indicator with your future life is going like 18 understand at heart disease as you mentioned and type 2 diabetes also linked together. yes, those are really if you have type 2 diabetes you're twice as likely to have heart disease i've seen that quite a

perry see that in your words, yes, that's right. bullet point that we have here down you're cutting class billed at in your heart very likely you're also getting it in your bringing sure that makes sure, yeah that's where the connection because i understand that there was a a long study some 27 >>that was bringing some of this with obesity obesity so what they found is that if you are obese that means your bmi is 30 or more. >>i'm asking that yes your body to from into next. if you're likelihood of getting dementia is 74%. higher than someone that has normal blood a way to so being overweight. yes, he is really a red flag right also and people that word overweight so their bmi was 25 to 29, ah their their risk for a dimension was a

little lower. but still is out there in the 34%. things that were seen here is that diabetes is nothing to scoff at. >>no and and you know you think of alzheimer's in there's a lot of people think well if it's if it's my time, it's my time to be it's meant to right, but you can see that your diabetes is a lifestyle diseases. so you if you change the way you live. you could also maybe pull long not getting to. alzheimer's or you know sending it off all together so the bottom line here is that is that your brain is going to begin a gene. >>and much earlier rate, yes, it's going to affect the rest of your body yes at 2 diabetes absolutely you touched on it just second ago, but i think it's worth getting a little bit harder and that is how to lower the risk. diabetes. >>were you definitely want to eat better, you know and manage to wait so if you are taking in a lot of sodium

saturated fats sugars those are things that assault or arteries her lot yeah but stop smoking. you know make sure you get to your check ups a one c i a one c blood that's said actually test your blood sugar. you get kind of get a a batting average should have a say over a period of time the us to the case, yes, not just your your bleacher at that moment in time when you take the test us. but what happens is if you have type diabetes lot of people. our pre diabetes they don't they have it right so if you don't get treated it within 5 years, you'll definitely you'll have yes, >>there were 3 points that we want to make a make clear to everyone he will put those up on the screen and that is of course exercise daily yes maintain that idea way drink less alcohol. >>and then you know take your medications as directed they're really important too 2 manage it. >>well, this is really important information thank you for bringing it to us because i think up until now a lot of folks have heard of brain die, right right right

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>>a new report is predicting san francisco will see a record number of visitors in the city. according to travel experts, 26.2 million travelers will visit san francisco by the end of the year total spending in the city is expected to rise. 2 more than 9 and a half billion dollars by the end of 2019.

one million has been awarded to help protect san francisco bay. the epa is granting the money for a project protecting the base watersheds and shorelines the project will hopefully improve water quality by limiting contaminants from wastewater treatment plants. officials also plan to create over a 150 acres of habitat for wildlife. opens in theaters this weekend the sequel to stephen king's it is hoping to scare body and says i know it would meet david daniel has our preview. >>the only real competition for it chapter 2 this weekend is the horror films own predecessor, the 2017 original debuted with a staggering

million. the longer more expensive sequel which continues. the terror tale 27 years later isn't expected to launch quite that well box office watchers predict an opening worth 85 to $90 million or more, maybe even 100 million easily enough to dominate the weekend box office in hollywood. i'm david daniel. >>a cool start to your morning around the bay area 50's and 60's right now on an even cooler afternoon as we get into the next couple of hours. i'll have a complete forecast coming up after the break. every day, visionaries are creating the future.

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>>here's a live. look at the embarcadero this morning overlooking the bay bridge.

and it's pretty beautiful, i know it's a little foggy we've got here to tell us a little bit more are we going to be seeing that primarily for the day in the city in francisco for sure and you could even see the breeze start to kick up a little bit you can see and waving a little bit the palm trees, so yeah actually going to get pretty windy conditions once we get into the afternoon with cool temperatures that we will get peaks of sunshine. i promise you maybe not a lot in san francisco. but a lot in our south bay zone are east bay zone. we are going get a little bit of sunshine later on this afternoon. the up we have to get through all all the gray skies right now. this in fact our east bay zone, this is sonoma sir camera here and you can see a lot of low clouds we're definitely seeing fog around the bay area and a cooler conditions because of this dry cold front that said going to stick with us for the next couple of days and that's keeping everything relatively cool for us around the bay area below seasonal averages. as a matter of fact temperatures outside right now long sleeves are needed were in the upper 50's to low 60's. oakland, you're at 62 right now waking up in san francisco. you're at 5960

degrees in fremont san jose you're at 62, currently later on though we are going to see the winds really kick up into the afternoon. breezy conditions, especially in the north bay and part of her east bay hills as well getting to the 3 o'clock hour that really going to see those gas. a kick in into the evening hours. so just keep that in mind because things definitely going to feel cooler than normal because of the wind conditions. your highs today very widespread we're going to be 60's mainly along the coast half and they are going 64, san francisco, 67 and then low 70's around our bayside communities like oakland and hayward you're going to be the low 70's. freeman 72, san jose you're going to be a to upper 70's and then a couple of 80's there as well, 81 degrees for the high in concord we're going to see 80 degrees in morgan hill. a break it all down neighborhood by neighborhood though coming up in just a couple of minutes, christina. a big story we continue to follow the judge who presided over the go ship

trial in oakland is now speaking out. it's been a couple of days since a jury acquitted, max harris of all charges. but couldn't reach a verdict for derick almena 36 people were killed in that fire. judge tina thompson says both the prosecution and defense meets stellar legal efforts on behalf of the people and the defendants. the jury deliberated on a four-day schedule with the judge deciding to give them fridays off she talks about the decision have no cameras allowed in the courtroom during the trial. >>collective decision on we have to look at the configuration of the courtroom. we have to look to see whether there was any way to have a camera or cameras in the courtroom that would intrude on the process that would not compromise or jurors in their identity. what capture things that were private documents that were not going to be displayed to jurors. >>now judge thompson is the first african american woman elected to be a judge in

alameda county. she has ruled on the bench for the past 16 years. she is also a lecturer at u c berkeley department of ethnic studies in the college of letters and sciences. that we have continuing coverage on the go shift for nick over on our website you'll find reaction from the da's office and from victims family members. plus what's next for derick almena since the jury didn't decide his fate. it's all over at our website at kron 4 dot com. still ahead in sports. the latest and takes from superstar receiver antonio brown which features a reported so convo with his head coach we've got that head coach we've got that ♪ sup. wh- whacha doing? i'm watching food. try my $3 cheddar bacon loaded curly fries. get 'em delivered with doordash.

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him all of this idea the apart of raisins you've got >>and that is still the plan raiders broncos monday night at the coliseum on another note, the 40 niners open their season sunday in tampa. now to some baseball, the giants on the next stop of the road trip visiting some old friends. the national league powerhouse dodgers bruce bochy's final managerial series at dodger stadium. and the farewell president's keep pouring in dave roberts presented him with 8 scientists, sandy koufax jersey. game tied at one talks on the pond formica right center kicks up against the wall 2 runs are going to come in to score the clutch hit from young as giants take a 3 to one lead. and to the bottom of the 9th. some drama

giants with a 2 run lead a jeep politics. already 2 homers on the night gets a hold of one the laces day or the last the san francisco lead to one. it's a 5, 4, game. later on giant see that final out will smith facing will smith for the first time in major league history in the water wearing orange winds out get smith's the chase to end the game in the giants hang on 5, 4, over to the coliseum the a's hosting the detroit tigers are 3 games said he's spoken already finished up a suspended game earlier in the evening. they go right to extras top of the 11th game tied at 4. detroit with a run on second, willi castro could extra double down the right-field line run comes in to score. tigers take a 5 to 4 leads in that game just final and other warriors legend al attles receiving a long overdue honor tonight, the golden state great finally inducted into the naismith memorial basketball hall of fame in springfield, massachusetts you see him on the stage. alongside fellow

legend, rick perry. what a career for adults started when the team was in philadelphia back in 1960 has been with the franchise ever since as player. coach executive and community ambassador. it's 60 years with the organization is the longest in nba history. in a taped speech he admits he does think his time around the warriors what laslong at all. >>we do want to reassure us because of 4 that he would release me forgot of the plans and never imagine my name will become synonymous with 2 wars to almost 60 to see the country would they on the most competitive team my present rick perry. to compete with so many great from my hair i didn't have to do this and tell the most of the other it did it my way.

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>>your area's going to be coming up in just a bit christina. thank you. this morning, we're learning more about another victim identified in monday's boat fire in southern california. 18 of the 34 people killed are from right here in the bay area are northern california. kron four's kron four's rob fladeboe has the story. >>42 year-old by day he vi campbell williams by all accounts loved water. she was a competitive swimmer in high school study the ocean in college and had an 18 year career here at the so-called creek water district. >>we're going to miss her she was a life the big. dynamic person within our organization probably touch more people within our organization than anybody else. >>campbell williams was identified late thursday is one of the 34 people who perished in a fire aboard the

dive boat conception in the channel islands early monday. she died as she lived on an adventure reids a family statement in part always full of energy and light a world traveler. her love of water, the ocean and sea life carried through all aspects of her life. she had a passion for everything she had a passion for life that was one of the beautiful things about her. >>i don't think i ever saw her in a bad mood that mood and she would just come in and light up wherever she was at the water district that schools and at the state capitol via was known as the water princess. >>often appearing in some kind of water related costume to dramatize her message her. the specialty was education, especially a k. >>up through high school and that's probably one of the hallmarks that will be remembered for is her efforts to educate thousands and thousands the young minds in and teaching them about water. >>the day. he campbell williams is survived by her husband of 25 years 2 children

and an extended family who recalled her as a resoundingly echo of light and joy with an enthusiasm for life work adventure and water. >>she was a trusted colleague to many, but true friend a few people also within the organization, i mean a true friend and we're just going to mr. the dearly and our hearts go out to you know her family all her friends so many letters of gratitude are coming in expressions of her and and to the whole community because there were several people involved with this tragic accident. >>flags at half staff here at the water district is they are a several locations across the county. friday's family is requesting that any donations can be made in her name in care of california strong the proceeds will be donated to the families of all those who died in the fire. in santa cruz rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>authorities are now telling us how the passengers on the conception died. the santa barbara county sheriff shared the initial report.

>>the preliminary indications are that the cause of death was smoke inhalation. >>as i indicated earlier we will not have a final cause and manner of death until toxicology results come back and the belief is that the died all right and that the burn damage to the victims was post mortem and not anti mortem other words it would hurt after death but not before that. >>now you'll find more coverage of the deadly boat fire over on our website. you can learn about all of the victims who have been identifi so far and there is also a timeline from the night of the fire. you can actually also tour the inside of the boat and see what it looked like before the fire happened. it's all over on our website at kron 4 dot com. we've got more news for you coming up on

the morning news. we've got ses theget away with thousands of dollars breaking into a home we're going to tell you why police believe the suspects are connected t even more crimes in the area. >>when the next big quake kids. more you prepare more increase your love kron four's giving you the tools you need for.

>>hoping surveillance video will help them find the

thieves find several burglaries this week kron four's felipe chagall has the story. >>just after noon tuesday, a gray or silver newer model infiniti sedan parks along turquoise drive in hercules and to eventual burglars pop out and run to the back of the house 20 minutes later, a neighbor's surveillance camera captures the suspects jump back into the car with the getaway driver speeding off corporal greg sanchez says the trio got away with $60,000 in cash and 2 passports suspects are entering into the homes too. >>the side windows or doors and make it into that way tuesday's loss was the most reported so far of the 3 home burglaries the 3 suspects are connected to. police say they struck again thursday morning breaking into a home on the same street and another on emerald way this neighbor in white yelled at the burglars when he saw them leaving the home across from them and the suspect sped off i didn't know there was a driver in the car.

i just saw 2 cars him out the door or not i just reacted because i knew it wasn't the owner of the house he says his next door neighbor called him instead of the police telling him to check out what was going on outside because they noticed something suspicious if she had called the cops or south they've made caught and now the suspects are still out there potentially committing more crimes solace what they see anything out of the or in hercules felipe should all kron 4 news. >>dramatic video shows a woman in southern california, fighting off an armed robber last weekend look at this 23 year-old concepcion escalon take was alone when a man with a knife walked inside her family's tax and insurance business and promote a look at this happening here. he said he needed to get his license and would be right back. she said nothing seemed off escalante collected 10 payments and then had a stack of cash underneath her computer screen. when he returned. she says he walked swiftly turned ask. that's

when he attacked are as you just saw the struggle lasted about a minute you can see it right there. >>he grabbed the government here i think the top of my head. they started pushing me down he slammed me against the bookshelf. i still a bit of i know i was getting my fingers in his eyes then after that i saw his glasses in a tough was a knife, so i bend down 10 about it myself that then i realized that those were his so i was already in a bad positions. >>now she managed to get back up the thief grab the money about a $1000 and then took off. bart is getting ready to do some repair work to more than 40 escalators at sanford at stations in san francisco. at the powell street station workers took measurements on an escalator to go in and see if they can design a replacement escalators will be replaced and repaired the entire project will cost about

million, voters approved funding to fix escalators just a few years ago the president of the board says this project will take some timto complete. >>it's going to take a 6 years because we can't really shut down multiple units at stations with as high a volume of passengers traffic it wouldn't be safe. so i know some folks would really like to see this done in a year so going to have to face the work. >>now bart hopes to replace 6 escalators per year starting next spring. and as we head to break here's a live look outside the san francisco international airport this morning. we'll see after the break. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen.

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annual oakland pride run in lake merritt councilwoman and the queue for 2 blew off the whistle to kick off the event just a few moments ago this morning, dozens of runners and walkers are participating in the event. there's also a wellness expo going on several more events are happening today and tomorrow and you'll actually find all the information on our website over at kron 4 dot com. i'm rebecca strong and the kron for weather center in for dave spahr this morning we're going to start off with a live look at san francisco international airport where we're definitely seeing gray skies we've seen this. >>a primarily throughout the entire bay area but because of

this and also construction on the runway at sfo. we're looking at delays right now for inbound flights of up to 3 and a half hours right now. so if you are picking up a loved one keep that in mind always check with your carrier before heading to the airport delay free though in oakland and in san jose. so far right now. well, it's definitely going to be cooler around the bay area this entire weekend. it's all because of this dry cold front that we're seeing push into a northern california it's going to be with us for a couple of days windy conditions expected. this afternoon in your neighborhood as well so keep that in mind because things are going to feel a little bit cooler than normal as of the breeze kicks in temperatures out the door right now are looking at upper 50's to low 60's pretty evenly spread around the bay area right now. but i definitely on the chilly side. what we've been seeing and there were definitely to see things cool this afternoon 59 for the high in the marina district if you're going to be a golden gate park you're going to be a at a high of 61 67 in downtown expected. the low to mid 60's

continue across of the coastal spots like half an al grenada we're going to start to see some 70's pop up if you are going to be heading over towards the millbrae area or burlingame and then we're going to start to see mid to upper 60's 70's, rather in redwood city in san carlos 80 degrees. that's what you're going to be if you're going to be in the woodside area later on this afternoon. and a nice temperatures mid to upper 70's, mostly around to our south a zoning suffer. morgan hill to be a little bit host year there coming in at 80 degrees. and then upper 60's to low 70's for bayside communities, upper 70's for east zones like a pleasanton and livermore and then later on today, 70 degrees for the high in downtown oakland that 80 if you're going to be an wannacry kerr danville low 80's in concord we're seeing more 80's in vacaville to fairfield and even in wine country on bill sonoma. both in the low 80's 78 if you're going to be an app for this afternoon. the north bay looks like this upper 70's in santa

rosa and petaluma stinson beach a little bit cooler of course of the coast of 64 point rays are going to be at 72 and we are going to see a little bit of sunshine throughout the bay area peeking through most of the cloud cover and then we're going to start to see a definitely a heat. he price once we get into the middle of next week wednesday thursday, and friday now back to the news. >>for your health this morning, the cdc's much says more than 100 million adults in the us are now living with type 2 diabetes or pre diabetes. researchers are now suggesting that this disease could chris your risk of brain diabetes in our health expert karen along joins me this morning to talk about this care i have never heard a brain diabetes. i'm sure it's a surprise to a lot of our viewers right right in and it's gaining traction always uh yes, so researchers in the experts are seeing this progression of type 2 diabetes. >>to alzheimer's and other types of and they're calling it brain diabetes or type 3

diabetes. what happens in type 2 diabetes to what's happening is is that on says those brain cells are becoming in sensitive to insulin. so it's not getting nourishment glucose into the neurons an end that's memory loss and difficulty learning. >>and now there's the possibility that this may be an indicator of alzheimer's. >>oh yes, yes, definitely, definitely in there seeing that type 2 diabetes. i mean if you have type 2 diabetes or 50 to 65% more likely to have dementia later on i say yes, so that's that's a huge numbers, especially with the numbers really with diabetes. yes and the second to bullet point here is really shocking yes. so 400% increase in the next years as people age but they're also seeing younger 4padults children getting diabetes. so that sun implication flight. why those

numbers might be so large, you know down the i understand the researchers are calling this a model of accelerated aging what does that mean that means that if you get diabetes when you're younger you arh i'm going to get these diseases. a lot earlier and with greater severity. so that's a really strong indicator with your future life is what i like 18 understand at heart disease as you mentioned and type 2 diabetes also linked together. yes, those are really if you have type 2 diabetes you're twice as likely to have heart disease i i've seen that quite the parents say that in your words, yes, that's right. bullet point that we have here down you're cutting class billed in your heart very likely are also getting it in your brain sure to make sense sure, yeah that's where the connection there this i understand that there was a a

long study some 27 years that that was bringing some of this with obesity. obesity so what they found is that if you are obese that means your bmi is 30 or more. asking that yes, your body to from in texas. likelihood of getting dementia is 74%. higher-end someone that has normal blood a way to so being overweight. yes, he is really a red flag right also and people that were overweight so their bmi was 25 to 29, ah their their risk for a dimension was a little lower, but still is out there in the 34%. things that were seen here is that diabetes is nothing to scoff at. >>no and and you know you think of alzheimer's in a lot of people think if it's if it's my time, it's my time to be it's meant. right that you can see that your diabetes is a lifestyle diseases. so you

if you change the way you live. you could also maybe pull long not getting to. alzheimer's or you know sending it off so the bottom line here is that is that your brain is going to begin a gene. >>and much earlier rate going to affect the rest of your body yes at 2 diabetes absolutely you touched on it just second ago, but i think it's worth getting a little bit harder and that is how to lower the risk diabetes. >>were you definitely want to eat better you know and managed to wait so if you are taking in a lot of sodium saturated fats sugars those are things that assault or arteries for lot. yeah but stop smoking. you know make sure you get to your check ups is a one i a one c blood that's said actually test your blood sugar. you get kind of get a a batting average should have say over a period of time the us to the case, yes, not just your your bleacher at

that moment in time when you take the test us but what happens is if you have type diabetes lot of people. our pre diabetes they don't they have it right so if you don't get treated it within 5 years, you'll definitely you'll have yes, >>there were 3 points that we want to make a make clear to everyone he will put those up on the screen and that is of course exercise daily maintain that idea way drink less alcohol. >>and then you know take your medications as directed they're really important too 2 manage it. >>well, this is really important information thank you for bringing it to us because i think up until now a lot of folks have heard of brain die, right right right righ does your battery deliver extra life or extra power? extra life. extra power. extra life. extra power. good news, vs. coppertop, new duracell optimum delivers extra life in some devices. or extra power in others. ♪ the ross fall fashion event has all the looks for way less... ...so your new outfit...

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>>a new report is predicting san francisco will see a record number of visitors in the city probably no surprise to many. according to travel experts, 26.2 million travelers will visit san francisco by the end of the year total spending in the city is expected to rise. 2 more than 9 and a half billion dollars by the end of 2019. one million has been awarded to help protect san francisco bay. the epa is granting the money for a project to print project excuse me protecting the bays watersheds and shorelines the project will hopefully improve water quality by limiting contaminants from wastewater

treatment plants. officials also plan to create over a 150 acres for habitat wildlife. now one big film opens in theaters this weekend. the sequel to stephen king's it is hoping to scare up audiences as i know it would for me. david daniel has our preview. >>the only real competition for it chapter 2 this weekend is the horror films own predecessor, the 2017 original debuted with a staggering million the longer more expensive sequel which continues. the terror tale 27 years later isn't expected to launch quite that well box office watchers predict an opening worth 85 to $90 million r more, maybe even 100 million easily enough to dominate the weekend box

office in hollywood. i'm david daniel. >>take a look at this, you'd don't worry your eye sites not off. it's a two-headed rattlesnake 2 men in new jersey actually founded this two-headed baby rattlesnake now the men actually study snakes and other reptiles for their living and they think it's the first 2 headed rattlesnake ever found in new jersey. i'm over here and not even knowing we had other 2 headed rattlesnakes and they think was actually supposed to be a twin. but during development they found that somehow is fused together the snakes times actually flick separately you can see it there in the video and that means the snakes have 2 different brains. >>creates looking at that hour right out the door right now we're looking at temperatures 50's to low 60's to make sure that you are wearing long sleeves as you head outside. it's going to be a cool weekend ahead, i'll have your

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>>look here at the embarcadero little bit of fog there. good morning and welcome back to kron 4 weekend mornings, i'm christina teatro in for marty gonzales today. thank you for

joining us on this beautiful saturday of miss rebecca strong. how beautiful is it going to be around the bay area we've got some cooler temperatures as we do so it'll be nice to go outside in the comfortable you're not going to be super high. we're going to see peaks of sunshine. but primarily we are seeing a lot of grey skies around the entire bay area, lots of cloud cover. starting off here at sfo this pretty normal. this is kind of what we see typically here right at san francisco international airport and always cause delays will this morning. a new runway project has a actually caused about delays of 3 and a half hour so keep that in mind if you are picking up loved ones today that project that 20 a project started today it's taken away one of the most busiest runways here at the airport and that's why we're seeing those a hefty delays of course always check with their carrier before heading to the airport. oakland san jose you're looking pretty good so far few are picking up loved ones there. wise we are much cooler and yes much a gray around the bay area. then what

we've seen over the last couple of weeks and it's all because of his dry cold front that say hitting northern california. it's going to be with us for the next few days temperatures out the door right now pretty evenly spread. it's a upper 50's to low 60's for the most part, a 62 right now in hayward 63 in oakland, 59, if you're just now waking up with us in san francisco 61 in fremont and 63 degrees in san jose. but yes, nice temperatures are on the way to the bay area. i'll have a complete weather check of what it's going to be like in your neighborhood. coming up in just a bit. now back to news christina. california reports its first death possibly linked to vaping in the cigarettes. health officials say an older adult with a chronic illness died in los angeles county that makes 5 deaths nationwide linked to vaping kron four's dan thorn has more on the recent jump in vaping related diseases. >>5 people are now dead as health officials say vaping-related respiratory illnesses are surging. indiana

minnesota and california each reported of vaping-related death on friday. >>it took many years for us to understand the health impacts of nicotine and the health impacts of smoking. we question whether or not we're on that same path in terms of looking at the a p. >>los angeles county health officials have joined the cdc and discouraging people from using vaping devices or e cigarettes right now more than 450 cases of lung illnesses linked to vaping are under investigation. >>we think it is wise to stay away from this until we understand what the implications are for the person is using at their house and how it contributes to this lung disease that could potentially lead to death. >>health officials in new york say a vitamin e chemical has been linked to some vaping illnesses the chemical was detected in lab tests in nearly all products that contained cannabis however federal health officials say vitamin e acetate remains as only one of many possible

causes. >>you know i doubt that it's a bad batch of a single thing simply because he's of appeared in i think survey shows stays or a doctor from ucsf says it's unclear why there's been a sudden spike in illnesses i would be shipped students were started a while ago. just nobody noticed until we had a cluster of cases i believe it was caught it should attracted attention. >>that was dan thorn reporting while this investigation continues officials are also asking people to steer clear of potential counterfeit products. we'll bring you some breaking news this morning. the oakland raiders have released wide receiver antonio brown, they just made the announcement a few minutes ago we will continue to follow this story and bring you new information here on air as well as our app kron on and over at kron 4 dot com. extra

police officers are going to be working this weekend in oakland to go ahead and crack down on illegal sideshows officers will be patrolling parts of the city with the help of helicopters and other law enforcement police say any sideshow activity even you just being there could result citations arrests and towed vehicles. now down in the south bay, san jose police arrested 26 year-old alonso aguilar take a look at this picture right here on the screen. they say he was the driver that hit and killed a cyclist and then took off. it happened last thursday at the intersection of story road and jackson avenue. police say i dealers suv hit another truck before hitting the bicyclists in the crosswalk the cyclist died at the scene. witnesses say the driver then got out of his suv and ran off. san jose police are also investigating a deadly shooting at the corner of park more avenue and meridian avenue that's where officers found a man suffering from a gunshot wound in a parking lot around 1240 after

friday afternoon. now he later died in hospital, no arrests have been made so far. this is san jose's 25th homicide of the year. milpitas police say this woman here on your screen is a screen is from san jose. she's responsible for 2 burglaries from 2 weeks ago after reviewing surveillance video from the scene officers arrested 48 year-old patricia de abreu police say the video showed her stealing a $1700 bike for men open garage in one home and then a package from another. votes next week at the state capital could have a significant impact on many different industries across california. the legislature has just 5 working days to get proposed laws on to the governor's desk. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has a preview of what we can expect. the clock is winding down on california's legislative session next week lawmakers will make their final decision on a b 5 a

measure that would reclassify a number of workers in several industries as employees instead of independent contractors. >>this week, dozens of truckers blared their big records outside the capitol in protest gig economy companies like uber lyft and doordash threatening to put an initiative on the 2020 ballot to let voters decide if the bill passes. another measure being considered that could shake up an industry sp 2, 0, 6, the bill would allow college athletes in california to be compensated for the use of their likeness and image, a proposal that flies in the face of nc double a rules nba star lebron james tweeting support for the measure this week if passed california could find itself in a court battle with the organization that governs college athletics. another bill close to the finish line renters protection, bill ab, 1482. the measure would cap annual rent increases at 5% plus inflation. governor newsome already indicating he'll sign the bill but opponents say the measure does nothing to address california's housing shortage that's driving up

prices. these are just a few of the hundreds of bills that must be approved by midnight friday to land on the governor's desk in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. kron 4 morning news, a will speak to the to one on one excuse me with the judge in the goshen trial after this week's verdict. >>the passion for everything she had a passion for life that was one of the beautiful things about her. >>we continue to learn more about them. both fire victims who are from the bay area. how friend is remembering this woman plus the latest on the investigation. >>when the next big quake kids. will you be ready. more you'll increase your love from retro fit in your home, wall is what we're worried about collapse to occur early warning system of week has started you're about to get a quick preparedness kits sold all in one place that you're ready to go and the theory is most dangerous kron 4 is giving you the tools you need for surviving the big one.

>>a chase center kicked off last night with metallica and the san francisco symphony. it's been 7 years in the making but throughout all that time there've also been some concerns about traffic in the neighborhood. we had kron four's gayle ong out there she shows us how it all worked out. >>well people understand the concept of arriving early and many concertgoers we spoke with are actually from around the world, they took a ride share and public

transportation uber. >>i actually took over down here because i'm here to see metallica we got street parking me 5, 6, blocks away we allocate. >>the fans of metallica say they're glad they're seeing the band's first ever show with the san francisco symphony at shea center. >>but the big day. >>but warns anyone coming out this way to get a ride. >>i would say does however you want to come down here but the best way would be to is your friends are over >>chase center even more people on their website to plan ahead for traffic during rush hour construction and street closures they notified followers on twitter of the different options to get around this tweet reads right muni for free with your event ticket. another tweet says if you're walking or biking these are the routes for you you can valley you're by get the arena without a fight. about the music we came just for

metallica our main purpose for the well many concertgoers encourage taking a ride share or public transportation to the venue for justin hunt of new york it's worth it for metallica he's been to more than 30 concerts. >>the show with the symphony's it's going to be really cool when this album came out 20 years ago. it was one of my first metallic albums and i never thought i would have the opportunity to see them perform live with a simple the fact that they're doing it again. 2 decades later, this a dream come >>if you decide to drive chase center recommends prepaying for a parking spot as for the traffic we're just going to have to wait and see the real test when there's a giants game where at shea center gayle, ong kron 4 news. >>the jacket as you head up house this morning because we're seeing temperatures in the 50's to low 60's for the most part around the bay area. a cooler weekend ahead for you on that you know what it's going to looked like this afternoon in your neighborhood coming up after the break stay with us.

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>>well good morning and welcome back. here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning we've t a lile bit of fog right there in the again welcome back to kron 4 weekend mornings we've got miss rebecca's from here joining us. obviously a little foggy right there. but what we have to look for to the rest of the bay. we will get some sunshine peeks of sunshine once we get into the afternoon hours and all the cloud cover starts to dissipate we're

going to see the clouds stick with the day today. but again we will be able to see a little bit of sun here and there into the afternoon hours. but hey it's going to keep things a cooler around the bay area and that you could see the shot this is normally our berkeley camera on top of the east bay hills completely sucked in this morning by the low lying clouds and the fog cover but again this is a that will start to clear but to just later on today. another foggy shot another a great shot here at san francisco international airport we do have delays here at the airport normally their weather related right. but not the case today. it's all because of the new construction project that actually started today and we're looking at delays of about 3 and a half hours for those inbound flights because one of the runways the busiest one as a matter of fact taken away from you so that crews can work on and it's expected to be a 20 day closure so just keep that in mind if you are going to be picking up loved ones at the airports over the next uh 20 days or so, oakland and san jose are looking so far so good this morning temperatures outside right now

yes, long sleeves are needed because it's a little bit on the chilly side upper 50's to low even mid 60's we're seeing 68 already and that the antioch area 63 right now in livermore and yet but much cooler afternoon in store, this is all because the dry cold front. that's going to be sticking with us primarily throughout the entire weekend for the bay area we're seeing 60's at the coast mainly low 70's around our bayside communities. but so we are seeing a couple of 80's low 80's like in concord today, 81 a high of there and then morgan hill you're going to be 80 degrees livermore upper 70's that we're expecting but keep in mind we are going to see windy conditions into the afternoon as well so it's going make things feel a little bit cooler than normal. taking a look at your seven-day around the bay forecast, yes cool into tomorrow as well we're going to see over the next couple of days until a warming trend that kicks back up for the bay area starting on wednesday, it's really going to get hot inland. thursday and friday. now back to the news. a big

story we continue to follow the jury in the go ship trial acquitted max harris of all charges but couldn't reach a verdict for derick almena and now the judge who presided over the case is speaking out. we have kron four's has he come in june who sat down one on one with the honorable trina thompson to get her take on the case. it is now a story you'll see only here on kron 4. >>absolutely every attorney in this case brought their a game i caught up with judge trina thompson here at the alameda county superior courthouse in oakland to get some of her reflections of the courtroom process behind the goal ship fire drought. it is the day after the jury acquitted, max harris and deadlocked on the charges against co-defendant derick of judge thompson says both the prosecution and the defense made stellar legal efforts in this case. mister mister kent consummate professionals i mean they were calm. >>their demeanor was amazing. there was no stone unturned in terms of research. the district attorneys were.

respectful there were times where you know some of the council it. a little push here in the air and even with me but i think everybody would reset the following day the jury deliberated on a four-day schedule with the judge deciding to give the fridays off. >>she explains why these are individuals who are not getting paid. who are away from their families who are away from their jobs. so we tried to come up with a schedule that allow to have some time in the morning. >>some time during the lunch hour. and some time in the evening to at least be able to remotely with their places of employment. they all have friday's so they could go back and at least work a full day and be able to maintain the continuity of their work. >>she talks about the decision to have no cameras allowed in the courtroom during the trial to collective we have to look at the configuration of the courtroom. we have to look to

see whether there was any way to have a camera or cameras in the courtroom that would intrude on the process. >>that would not compromise or jurors in their identity. what capture things that were private documents that were not going to be displayed to jurors judge trina thompson is the first african american woman elected to be a judge in alameda county where she has ruled on the bench for the past 16 years she is also a lecturer at u c berkeley is department of ethnic studies in the college of letters and science. >>in oakland haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>the crew and while the criminal trial in the goshen case is over for now there is a civil suit filed by victims family members against the defendants. the city of oakland pd any and the owners of the warehouse, we've got kron four's michelle kingston she sat down with max harris is attorney and talks about what his exoneration might mean for the civil suit. >>secret that the city. stands

to lose a lot a lot of money. and the victims really the victims families really should be compensated if you get millions of dollars for their losses in that couldn't even begin to compensate them for their loss. but something it isn't spoken about very much is that max being exonerated. that's going to help those families cases their civil suit against the city. california. it's called comparative negligence state when there's a lawsuit for negligence and max was a defendant. the city's a defendant, a family they're all defendants. if the jury were to find that civil suit if the jury were to find. max what's a 50% liable for their losses. well, then 50% of the total award of money is going to have to come out of knox's pocket. my son have any money.

so i'm max being exonerated in this case that's going to reduce is significantly reduce if not entirely is civil liability. and so what that means in turn is that the plaintiffs in that case the family members of the victims. they now have a more direct route to. the purse strings of the city. the city is going to be found to be more liable because of max's exoneration so this really benefits the family members and i'm sure that that's hard. maybe that's a hard for them to swallow really this does benefit them in a financial sense. >>the civil trial is expected to begin in the spring of 2020. we have continuing coverage on the go ship verdict over on our website you'll find reaction from the district attorney's office and from victims family members plus what's next for derick almena since the jury did not decide his fate. it's all over

kron 4 dot com. still ahead in sports. the latest antics from superstar receiver antonio brown which features a recorded phone conversation with his head coach right it's on.

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department son now.ices. >>every headline surrounding antonio brown has been more bizarre than the next today we got a double serving of abc news, just hours after finding

out he wouldn't be suspended for his argument with mike mayock the superstar receiver posted a video on his youtube channel that contains audio from a phone conversation with jon gruden here's a snippet. again that is what the clip is titled how about that now this is on the same day brown rejoin the team and dodge the suspension for reportedly getting into a heated argument with the raiders general manager reports came out this

evening saying he's been fined for than interaction and this video emerged shortly after it's unknown if gruden knew he was being recorded or when it was recorded, but espn's chris mortensen says green was quote truly amused by the clip. he thought it was awesome that's where all of this brown is not missing any time he is scheduled to play monday's the season opener against the broncos. the receiver address to the media after this morning's practice. >>side of the eye here today. boj teammates. another time and the side of the aisle here with my teammates him all of this idea the apart of raisins you've got >>and that is still the plan raiders broncos monday night

at the coliseum on another note, the 40 niners open their season sunday in tampa. now to some baseball the giants on the next stop of the road trip visiting some old friends. the national league powerhouse dodgers bruce bocce final managerial series at dodger stadium. and the farewell president's keep pouring in dave roberts presented him with a scientists sandy koufax jersey. game tied at one talks on the pond formica stansky right center kicks up against the wall 2 runs are going to come in to score the clutch hit from young as giants take a 3 to one lead. to the bottom of the 9th. some drama giants with a 2 run lead a jeep politics. already 2 homers on the night gets a hold of one the laces day or the last the san francisco lead to one. it's a 5, 4, game. later on giant see that final out will smith facing will smith for the first time in major league history in the water wearing orange winds out get smith's the chase to end the game in the giants hang on 5, 4, over

to the coliseum the a's hosting the detroit tigers are 3 games said he's open already finished up a suspended game earlier in the evening. they go right to extras top of the 11th game tied at 4 detroit with the run on second william castro could extra double down the right-field line run comes in to score. tigers take a 5 to 4 leads in that game just final and other warriors legend al attles receiving a long overdue honor tonight, the golden state great finally inducted into the naismith memorial basketball hall of fame in springfield, massachusetts you see him on the stage. alongside fellow legend, rick perry. what a career for adults started when the team was in philadelphia back in 1960, he's been with the franchise ever since as player. coach executive and community ambassador. it's 60 years with the organization is the longest in nba history in 18 to speech he admits he does think his time around the warriors what last long at all. >>we do want to reassure us because of 4 that he would

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>>rebecca strom has your forecast this morning that we have a live look out here at the embarcadero we've got the bay bridge right there looking beautiful, but also looks like. i'm going to jacket when i here, looks a little gray out there. yeah and a little breezy too we're seeing of the palm trees there on the embarcadero swing a little bit the flag in the background. it's a little bit on the chilly side this morning. so just kids sweater weather for sure and we're definitely going to see a cooler weekend around the bay area thankfully thankfully as we end summer going into fy can appreciate right. exactly i'm ready for the fall weather ready for the warm jackets and sweaters, everyone about can spice latte yes, but you know what honestly anything with fuzzy socks right, yes because you're comfortable exactly could worsen wonder here. well today you definitely can wear them. this morning because it is a little bit on the chilly or sign that is for sure taking a look at another great shot, this is our bay bridge

toll camera approaching you can see the east bay hills in the background there and a thick layer of cloud cover we're seeing low clouds and we're seeing a lot of fog around the bay area, including here conditions at san francisco international airport normally have delays because it's always weather related. today we have a delays because it's construction-related today actually started 20 day closure of one of the busiest a runway so keep that in mind we're looking at delays of about 3 and a half hours right now for inbound flights so keep that in mind if you are picking up a loved one. and again, this is a scheduled until the 27th of this month so i just keep that in mind, especially monday through friday. we're definitely going to see a traffic impacted around the airport. and so just to try to plan ahead and definitely call ahead and definitely check with your airline oakland, san jose are doing so far so good right now this morning. but yet you are going to be the long sleeves as you head out the door upper 50's and low 60's even some mid 60's right now, we're looking at 64 in concord but 68 already in antioch and yet the cooler weekend though

around the entire bay area that we're going to see and it's going to feel even more so because we're going to see a lot of windy breezy conditions, especially into the afternoon look at some of these wind gusts really start to kick up around the 3 o'ciock hour crossing the entire bay area. so definitely i going to feel cooler than normal we're going to see it lasted throughout the entire evening as a matter of fact into the overnight hours. looking at today's highs mostly cloudy for san francisco at 67. you're going to have a little bit of sunshine in oakland, though with some clouds mixed in at 70 degrees high of 77 and downtown san jose. i'll have your average temperatures set for this afternoon break it down by neighborhood a neighborhood. coming up in just a bit now back to the news. this morning we're learning more about another victim identified in monday's boat fire in southern california. >>18 of the 34 people killed our from the bay area of northern california kron four's rob fladeboe has the story. >>42 year-old by day he vi

campbell williams by all accounts loved water. she was a competitive swimmer in high school study the ocean in college and had an 18 year career here at the so-called creek water district. >>we're going to miss her she was a life big. dynamic person within our organization probably touch more people within our organization than anybody else. >>campbell williams was identified late thursday is one of the 34 people who perished in a fire aboard the dive boat conception in the channel islands early monday. she died as she lived on an adventure reids a family statement in part always full of energy and light a world traveler. her love of water, the ocean and sea life carried through all aspects of her life. she had a passion for everything she had a passion for life that was one of the beautiful things about her. >>i don't think i ever saw her in a bad mood that mood and she would just come in and light up wherever she was at the water district that

schools and at the state capitol via was known as the water princess. >>often apng ipearisome kind of water related costume to dramatize her message her. the specialty was education, especially a k. >>up through high school and that's probably one of the hallmarks that will be remembered for is her efforts to educate thousands and thousands the young minds in and teaching them about water. >>the day. he campbell williams is survived by her husband of 25 years 2 children and an extended family who recalled her as a resoundingly echo of light and joy with an enthusiasm for life work adventure and water. >>she was a trusted colleague to many, but true friend a few people also within the organization, i mean a true friend and we're just going to mr. the dearly and our hearts go out to you know her family all her friends so many letters of gratitude are coming in expressions of her and and to the whole community because there were several

people involved with this tragic accident. >>flags at half staff here at the water district is they are a several locations across the county. friday's family is requesting that any donations can be made in her name in care of california strong and that the proceeds will be donated to the families of all those who died in the fire. in santa cruz rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>now authorities are now telling us how passengers on the conception died. the santa care a tease me. the santa barbara county sheriff shared the initial reports, let's take a listen. >>the preliminary indications are that the cause of death was smoke inhalation. >>as i indicated earlier we will not have a final cause and manner of death until toxicology results come back and the belief is that the died that the burn damage to the victims was post-mortem and not other words it would hurt after death but not before >>the dive boat is still under

water. the us coast guard says safety concerns have stopped their efforts to salvage the boat. they plan to continue the operation when it's safe. >>the vessel is upside down. and so we call that inverted and and so the first step is to gently roll or the vessel. >>and then have that. >>stabilize prior to beginning the rays it is just not a fast race. it's going to be very gentle raise to try and retain the vessel to to be intact. >>33 bodies have been discovered. i was the divers are currently still looking for the final victim. also hearing from the owners of the diving boat glen fritzler with truth aquatics says his company is devastated by the tragedy. >>customers that come out with us are like family. and a lot of them that were on that particular boyd she had been

coming out with us for 2030 years. it's it's a tough tough time for us. >>truth aquatics also responded to a lawsuit. they filed thursday to prevent any lawsuits against them. some called it disrespectful to the families of the victims. in a statement posted on instagram truth aquatics wrote this when something happens like this insurance companies and numerous stakeholders convene inactivate illegal checklist. the timing is on them. our hearts and minds are on the tragedy and finding answers. you'll find more coverage of the deadly boat fire over on our website. you can learn about all of the victims there and a memory of for everyone who's been identified so far. there's also a timeline from the night of the fire. you can also tour the inside of the boat and see if it looked like before it was on fire. it's all over on our website as we had mentioned that's kron 4 dot com. they were going to

tend to some to some breaking news this morning reported to the beginning of the hour at 9 o'clock the oakland raiders have released wide receiver antonio brown. they just made the announcement. just a few moments ago and we will continue to follow this and bring you the story in new information here on on air on our app the kron on as well as kron 4 dot com. now we have some dramatic video that shows a woman in southern california, fighting off an armed robber last weekend go ahead and take a look at this 23 year-old concepcion escalante was alone when a man walks in with a knife to her family's tax and insurance business down and kimono he you know he said he needed to get his license and would be right back and she said that nothing seemed off escalante collected some payments and had a stack of cash underneath her computer screen. when the man returned she says he walks with sleet her desk. and that's when you see here that's when he attacked or the

struggle lasted about a minute. >>got my hair, i think the top of my head. they started pushing me down he slammed me against the bookshelf. i still a bit of i know i was getting my fingers in his eyes then after that i saw his glasses and tough was a knife, so i bend down 10 about it myself that then i realized that those were his so i was already in a bad positions. >>fighting for her life how devastating she did manage to get back up you do see that there in the video as well. the thief grabbed the money about a $1000 and then took off. east bay congresswoman barbara lee says it's time for the senate and mitch mcconnell to act on gun safety bills that have been passed by the house kron four's catherine human hosts and inside the bay area politics she sat down with the congressman take a listen. >>through noon tuesday, a gray

>>you know we're actually having a little bit of audio issues there we see her video here let's see if we can get the audio if not we will bring that back to later on. >>and he needs to get the senate to pass those bills immediately. you know we're in a moment now where we have this toxic combination of white supremacy which is surface, racism. we have a gun violence. you and we have domestic terrorism gilroy dayton, ohio, oakland, california. each and every day we see gun violence all across our country 100 people are killed each and every day. and so yes, we have gun safety measures that would begin to solve the problem if in fact senate would move on these. >>again that was congresswoman barbara lee interviewed by our the area politics host catherine heenan and i'm sorry about those technical difficulties but want to make sure that you were able to hear that and so now next up

are actually going to be transitioning to some more news. police in hercules and they are hoping surveillance video will help them find thieves of behind several burglaries this week and we have some more information on

welcome back to the kron 4 weekend. >>news we are looking at a lot of great conditions around the bay area right now, especially right here downtown san francisco, the city skyline you could see the tops of the billing just a little bit

covered by karl the fog alcatraz there in the middle of your screen. we're going to see mostly cloudy conditions today in san francisco, but peaks of sunshine and other parts around the bay area with cooler conditions and i love excuse me i think i need a little bit more coffee this morning as we can see temperatures outside right now. yes on the much chillier side 50's and 60's right now but i'm tracking so you're going to be a light jacket or sweater as get out of the house this morning. but it's going to be nice this afternoon comfortable, not as hot as what we've been seeing. so yeah you might need some long season if you're going to be in san francisco later on today the marina district you're going to be a high of 59 degrees 61 in golden gate parts case 68 in the mission district 60's continue, especially low 60's through pacific on tara along the coast half moon bay. you're at a high of 64 degrees. but some 70's will be popping up for millbrae and for burlingame at 75 and then we're going to start to see a mid to upper 70's, san carlos as you're going to be at 77 this

afternoon that 80 degrees in woodside a little bit toast. you're there. and then here's a look at your south bay zone, mostly in the mid to upper 70's. morgan hill little bit host year at 80 degrees. but it's going to be just beautiful around the bay area with a little bit of cloud cover and a mix of the sunshine to enjoy as well pleasanton and livermore upper 70's. we're looking upper 60's to low 70's, 71 degrees and hayward today for the high and then we're seeing some 80's once we get over the east bay hills like and want a creek in danville a pair of a tease for you 81 in concord a little bit cooler of course by our bayside communities. a downtown oakland, 70 degrees today high of 67 in berkeley and we're looking at 80's across the entire north bay. now back to the news christina. >>for your health this morning, the cdc's much says more than 100 million adults in the us are now living with type 2 diabetes or pre diabetes. researchers are now suggesting that this disease could chris your risk of brain

diabetes. in our health expert karen along joins me this morning to talk about this carrot i've never heard a brain diabetes and i'm sure it's a surprise to a lot of our viewers right right in and it's gaining is a yes so researchers in the experts are seeing this progression of type 2 diabetes. >>to alzheimer's and other types of and they're calling it brain diabetes or type 3 diabetes. what happens in type 2 diabetes to what's happening is is that on says those brain cells are becoming in sensitive to insulin. so it's not getting nourishment is admitting glucose into that neurons to him and then that's memory loss and difficulty learning. >>and now there's the possibility that this may be an indicator of alzheimer's. >>oh yes, yes, definitely, definitely in there seeing that type 2 diabetes. i mean if you have type 2 diabetes or 50 to 65% more likely to have

dementia later on. i say yes, so that's that's a huge number especially with the numbers are really with diabetes. yes and the second to bullet point here is really shocking yes. so 400% increase in the next to it. years as people age but they're also seeing younger adults children getting diabetes. so that sin implication make light. why those numbers might be so large, you know down the i understand the researchers calling this a model of accelerated aging what does that mean that means that if you get diabetes when you're younger you are i'm going to get these diseases. a lot earlier and with greater severity. so that's a really strong indicator with your future life is what i like 18 understand at heart disease as you mentioned and type 2 diabetes also linked together. yes, those are really if you have type 2 diabetes you're twice as likely to have heart

disease i've seen that quite the parents say that in your words, yes, that's right. bullet point that we have here down you're cutting class billed at in your heart very likely you're also getting it in your bringing sure that makes sense sure, yeah that's where the connection because i understand that there was a a long study some 27 years that that was bringing some of this with obesity obesity so what they found is that if you are obese that means your bmi is 30 or more. asking that yes your body to from into next day, you're likelihood of getting dementia is 74%. higher than someone that has normal blood a way to do so being overweight. yes, he is really a red flag right also and people that were full overweight so their bmi was 25

to 29, ah their their risk for a dimension was a little lower. but still is out there in the 34%. things that were seen here is that diabetes is nothing to scoff at. >>no and and you know you think of alzheimer's in there's a lot of people think well if it's if it's my time, it's my time to be it's meant to right, but you can see that your diabetes is a lifestyle diseases. so you if you change the way you live. you could also maybe pull long not getting to. alzheimer's or you know, sending it off all together so the bottom line here is that is that your brain is going to begin a gene. >>and much earlier rate, yes, it's going to affect the rest of your body yes at 2 diabetes absolutely you touched on it just second ago, but i think it's worth getting a little bit hard and that is how to lower the risk. diabetes. >>were you definitely want to eat better, you know and managed to wait so if you are

taking in a lot of sodium saturated fats sugars those are things that assault or arteries her lot yeah but stop smoking, you know make sure you get to your check ups a one c i a one c blood that's said actually test your blood sugar. you get kind of get a a batting average should have a say over a period of time the us to the case, yes, not just your your bleacher at that moment in time when you take the test us. but what happens is if you have type diabetes lot of people. our pre diabetes they don't they have it right so if you don't get treated it within 5 years, you'll definitely you'll have yes, >>there were 3 points that we want to make clear to everyone he will put those up on the screen and that is of course exercise daily maintain that idea way drink less alcohol. >>and then you know take your medicationss directed they're really important too 2

manage it. >>well, this is really important information thank you for bringing it to us because i think up until now a lot of folks have

>>come back happening now the annual oakland pride run is going on over at lake merritt dozens of runners and walkers participating in the event you can see there then warming up also wellness expo going on more events are going to be happening today as well as tomorrow, we've got more information over on our website for you guys with that

but i've got mister becker from here, i'm wondering for these runners house are going to be looking. >>it's going to be really nice at least no 90's nothing hot today and i still well, you know. almost a 100 different look at the temperatures going to be a cool weekend. and then we're going to see it to start to heat back up once we get into the middle of next week. wonderful thank you so much that is it for kron 4 news this weekend. this saturday morning, i'm christina teatro from all of us here kron thank you so much for joining us. this morning and we hope to see a back tonight. come try my really big chicken two patties for $4.99, or three for $5.99, or four for $6.99. that's an amazing deal, jack! hey, thanks, stanley. ow. ...wait, what's happening?

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