>>and a very good sunday morning to you thanks so much for joining us on kron 4 news week and a bit of a blustery start to the day at least from the mark and arrow shot this morningyra bdy, i'm marty gonzales far as here with the forecast we have some changes afoot hold changes. you know you this field can show you what it says look at shot right in the fog is here hello i'm much more. >>aggressive today that it was from yesterday and we have cooler temperatures on the way which enjoy as well. we've broken the back of the heat's by that we've had of late. here's the shot from timber on there you can see all the fog pretty much in place this will mix out fairly quickly this

morning but it certainly joining us to this early morning. and it covers up the golden gate that will be the last stop along the journey to get that mixed out future cast for says yeah, but we all handled with very nicely by 1011 o'clock maybe at the coast. and another good day today all those scattered clouds in our general forecast does call for so throughout the day today here comes the fog again late late this afternoon into the evening hours war. look at the coverage here right into the delta. the inland areas, you'll notice. so it's a different story in by 07:00am tomorrow. we're negotiating through scattered showers as well which will be showing you lower 60's line of the east bay shoreline for now 57 for fremont up to the north a lot of 50's up there too 57 for san francisco 61 san jose, little cooler but mostly to the south up north a little warmer this morning actually about napa 5 degrees ahead, halfoon bay, 9 degrees ahead to than yesterday for some know we have some scattered clouds in the background there. temperatures 69 by 11 by to 77 a low compared to

yesterday is the big change that we have and a pretty different week ahead as well at some showers talk about 2 will put that all together for you coming up at that party all right dave thanks a lot. breaking overnight in the north bay all eastbound lanes of i 80 in les are open again after a shooting shut them down for hours. >>it was first reported about 8 30 saturday night the chp says someone driving east on i 80 was hit by at least one bullet. we don't know the extent of that person's injuries, but the chp is still investigating and looking for the suspect or suspects. also in the north and breaking overnight a 29 year-old man is in jail this morning on murder charges. he was arrested in connection with the death of a 13 month-old boy in santa rosa. kron four's gayle ong reports police believe the drugs were involved. >>for signs of recent drug use found next to the child. we're told the man and child were related. shock and sadness at the santa rosa home and many

questions surrounding what actually happened inside this house that led to a child's death police say a 13 month-old boy was found dead inside this house on derek drive saturday afternoon neighbors stunned, this is a first for this neighborhood police arrested 29 year-old patrick o'neal for murder o'neill was found unconscious lying next to the child. detectives are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death officers found drug paraphernalia and signs of recent drug use next to where the child was found. yeah that's bad the toll was formal. you know, but. >>i would even heard of any drug activity down there. >>you know it happened just before one in the afternoon after a welfare check at the home a woman discovered the child and o'neill both unresponsive o'neill was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. paramedics tried to save the child's life. but he died at the scene police say there were no signs of physical violence but believe drugs were a factor in the child's death. >>o'neill will be booked into jail once he's medically

cleared from the hospital, reporting in santa rosa gil on. >>now to the east bay this morning emergency crews recovered a body from san leandro bay jet skiers saw the body along the mlk regional shoreline near do little drive around noon on saturday. the oakland fire crews recovered the body from the water and no details other details have been released so far. the santa cruz man convicted of defrauding victims and government agencies and more than $20,000 was sentenced to 4 years in prison. karen kiefer was convicted of 20 felonies and 9 misdemeanors against 11 individual victims. prosecutors say that he stole at least $15,000 as part of a rental scam that left some victims without a home. kiefer also falsified welfare and food stamp applications for more than $7,000 in benefit. one person was killed in a hit and run near the ashby bart station in berkeley saturday

night police got the call of the body underneath a vehicle at the intersection of adeline street nationally avenue about 10 30 last night. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. investigators not yet released a description of the vehicle involved and they've made no arrests as of this morning. a small shop owner and employee were both arrested in fairfield after a month long police investigation. they worked at the smoke shop and more snow store that's on texas street. police say it had the legal thc cartridges for vape pens and you teen butane hash oil and more than $14,000 in cash. the investigation started with a tip to police at the smoke shop was illegally selling products and also selling tobacco products to juveniles fairfield does not allow the sale of marijuana within the city limits. and coming up on kron 4 news weekend. we have some dramatic video of a kayaker coming to the rescue of a stranded boater we'll show you how that chance encounter most likely saved the man's life. and then say

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vaping and dave elias has more on the steps that one school is making to make sure that students are vaping on campus. >>all those out into the air people would be. >>vaping quickly becoming an epidemic in southwest, florida schools, they can be influenced by other students doing and that could. it is and it has in lee county alone, a 150 kids were caught vaping in 2016 543 in 2017. and last year more than 900 kids were caught vaping it's cool. guess it's kind of years you know everybody was that's what they want with their lives. 6 people have died nationwide from vaping 450 others have developed lung illnesses result is a card that they should be. >>regulators so they can know they can make a better this and see what's what are they smoking ashley lee county schools are driving home, the dangers with posters like these were looking for tools in ways that help us prevent and stop our students from vaping including hiring 11

extra security guards to look for students vaping. >>the district now looking at these monitors that alert school officials if someone is vaping and we're reviewing. >>he's kind of monitoring to see if they have any a feasibility in our schools but at the mobile just haven't implemented any of them. >>putting them in places where students are often i'm sure. and then texting school officials where it's happening. >>some thicker fog horn on this morning, the shot from u c berkeley there you can see the entire east bay shoreline that covered up temperatures now the 50's and the 60's more changes coming up ahead, we'll have your forecast next.

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get them back on the long road to recovery. it just heartbreaking to see that see a video from on this day now we'll bring it back here home i looks like we are definitely good to do this you're a sudden changes of this morning, some was a all that's off of those dark ouds, whatever all know bringing coal in a down and that's what we've got coming up this week ahead in some strange phenomena marty >>cold showers liquid water coming down from the sky usually happens in the winter time you know want to know what's going on here but we're going to a little flavor that going on for your monday morning is not tied to the best place and we'll check in with the latest on on their toes while we're at it as well, here's a shot from a temper on idea the fog from this perspective of covering up of course the golden gate both coasts and far it's all covered up there. this fog much more aggressive today, shore but this will make south still within a couple of hours. shot in the bay bridge because that overcast appearance now this is mixed with some cloud cover which will be the story throughout

the day today, so it's not going to be quite wall to wall sunshine. even for those inland valleys. how those temperatures lower 60's 50's and the board to get to that is up here up to the north a hodgepodge 61 san jose. the peninsula is looking at a lot of 50's right now 66 from mountain view. let's go to that future cast for in terms of today that scattered cloud cover that i mention through most of the day today and then dropping in from the north here it comes our system we're talking about now will freeze at about 04:30am lightly scattered showers maybe enough to what the roads get the windshield wipers cooking here for your early morning commute. the heavier batch if you will doesn't look too right here in cover most of the band to about 9.30 centrally on time you know cover the mid basia will notice and it's a line that moves through after that we go back to mostly sunny skies. but someowers remain up there in the mountains of john notice, pretty late and the day in the afternoon and the evening hours into the basically almost midnight we got the signal for the shot here you can make out a nice

blue skies but still streaking clouds there. some stratus mixed in there. some morning fog scattered clouds are forecast today much cooler with highs in the mid 80's. inland. this is a big change from like just yesterday a good decade we've taken f then tomorrow, fog clouds scattered showers and all that business. an it's mild and cool. inland highs will be in the 70's and we go back to the 80's too much of the week clear now to mostly sunny, although clouds make an appearance and again jumping kind of in and out of the forecast scratch some 80's in the far east bay concord around 84 82 for any ox mid 70's line of the east bay shoreline with 70's up to the north bay sep santa rosa, and 80 also for san jose juan barea told there is a big general pattern you can see the most of the storm is north of the bahamas, but there's still some weather associated with that of course they were pounded by dorian before track of this thing, it's still a tropical storm technically, max winds at 60, however it's becoming it forecast become a hurricane as

you can see late tonight into monday morning and even making it a category 2, but the good news is away from land it goes so the only for effects really at the coast will be some minor weather so said with that in some swells. today, 67 san francisco oakland 72, an 80 san jose marti all right dave thanks a lot. breaking overnight at least 22 people were hurt in a multi-storey den debt collapsed this was in new jersey. >>officials say at least 3 of the injured are children all of them were taken to local hospitals, several have already been released this morning. people were enjoying a saturday night on the second story daquan is suddenly collapse until those who are standing below it. several of the injured are also firefighters as this happened during the state's firefighters convention. investigators still trying to figure out why the deck collapse, but initial reports believe there were simply too many people on that deck. for the first time in 20 years the san francisco fire department and its union hosted fire ops one oh one. it's a very unique

hands-on training exercise for some elected officials to learn exactly what firefighters have to deal with on a daily basis kron four's felipe gaulle was there. san francisco supervisor aaron peskin among the local and state leaders invited to the fire department's training facility on treasure island saturday. >>witnessing the hardworking men and women who respond to the city's emergencies prepare for the unpredictable even i've been around for almost 20 years. >>hearing it again and again seeing their training every aspect from search and rescue to fighting live fire. to what you see here with unit. it is remarkable see firefighters staging real life hazards how to enter and exit burning buildings performing cpr. >>in the back of an ambulance using the jaws of life to remove people from battered cars and watching cadaver dogs search through rubble for bodies, you name it the fire department san francisco firefighters union and the fire department coerced in fire ops one oh one and

although firefighters trained at this facility every day this event sheds light on how important it is to maintain training centers like this due to construction on treasure island this facility is slated to close in 2024. we feel that our city officials. >>even some our citizens from going through understanding of what we are faced with. will give us a better understanding of when we asked for certain things. we're just coming from our experience is that you guys have no idea about whatsoever whether it is at treasure island or on other pieces of sealand whether it's at the airport. we have a nexus land at the san francisco zoo. make sure that our firefighters have a so for decades to come hopefully ensuring community stay safe across the city. >>on treasure island sleep at all kron 4 news. the city of berkeley has launched a new mental health crisis line,

it's designed to help those in need and provide an alternative to 911. >>this new crisis line will be staffed by experienced mental health professionals, and they'll be able to design to decide if an immediate in person evaluation is needed if you'd like more information all you have to do is visit our website at kron 4 dot com. and you can find the crisis hotline and other mental health resources there as well. courts a very busy college a saturday, a college football saturday. >>including stanford taking 9 ucf will have all that and ucf will have all that and more coming up next. it's on. the ross fall fashion event has all the looks for way less... ...so your new outfit... whoa! ...can just keep getting better. yes! oh, yeah, you're getting that. or you can find that one dress... - yes! - yesss. ...that's perfect for you... ...or that jacket that says, "check me out," at a price that makes you say... check this out! that's yes for less. get the brands you love and save 20 to 60% off department store prices. at the ross fall fashion event. on now.

>>cardinal an orlando taking on the 17th ranked the ucf knights there's head coach david shaw playing university of central florida in orlando is a challenge that place gets rocking ucf didn't waste any time quickly up 14 to nothing night. qb dillon gabriel. >>to ensure a speech. touchdown nice, ucf up 21 set seconds into the 4th ucf of 38 to 10 changing because still. in for the 24 yard touchdown, stanford call on their way back but still trailed 3817. moments later gabriel, find a wide open jake has caulk for the touchdown, you see a pop up now 4517 under 2 minutes left in the 4th. you see a

ball. touchdown stanford. but it was too little the 2, 8 stanford falls do you see a 45 to 27 that is your final stanford will host the 15 th-ranked oregon ducks. next week. and the 24 th-ranked usc trojans taking the byu cougars 4th quarter usc up 2420 cougars quarterback. jack wilson with 3 option that's a touchdown byu 2724 less than 2 minutes left in the game usc's chase grass 52 yard field goal. all tied at 27. the what you would score a field goal in overtime to give them the lead now last chance for usc. so all of love is looking. and that'll do a dui you defeat usc 30 to 27. that is your final coming from over time.

stand in the college ranks more local now the cal golden bears hosting the north texas mean green game was not televised. so we had to deep dig deep, that is and we were able to find one highlight from the. 1st quarter we go call-up for tina 0 chase garbers with a deep beautiful as to meet on the whole that's the catch and then the span any runs and 36 yard touchdown. college stands their lead to 20 north texas it would make it a close one, but cal hangs on to defeat north texas 2317 your final. how is now 3 and all on the season. now on to some baseball giants are 9 games back from the second wild-card spot hosting the miami marlins saturday night. madison bumgarner getting the start sunday for the giants bottom of the 7 we go. giants trailed 2 nothing to on for donovan 2

runs with of in to score. top of the 8th, we go all tied at 2 miguel rojas hits this ball. deep to left field carrier. off the top of the wall one run would score and just like that marlins regained the lead 3 to 2. bottom the night we go marlins leading 42 now big spot for gerber with 2 on job set up though back to the pitcher. we'll take him sell for the final out that'll do it chimes fall the marlins 42. your final look to take the series on sunday over to arlington mike fires on the mound today for the a's. and yes that is his new facial hair arcana says i can do that

too dull and field. it is looking on. 2 run home run, a's ring and the lead 75 they would go on to defeat the rangers 8 to 6 your final is look for the sweep on sunday. a lot going on thanks jr let's go ahead take a live look outside a looks like clearing conditions still a lot of fog there on the golden gate bridge. >>dave will be along to sort it all out for us when we come back.

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on kron 4 news weekend taking a live look outside from it looks like blustery conditions, lot looks a lot colder than it probably is day well is cooler definitely by good amount than from yesterday in this means the inland areas to no-show lot of the bay and whatever and look at the the winds that's kind of the willing ange and so forth. >>this is being aided by a low coming out of the gulf of alaska little bit now during the winter months, it means stormy stuffn we are this being so early in the season. actually great relief are getting from the so that's and also the fog to out. yeah it's all muscled up so that's the shot from temper on give you an idea where the fogs progress is certainly covering up the golden gate, although looks like look to slip a show in here a little bit there going on for the golden gate as we start the day but uh as the fog starts to you know lift a little bit this area tends to be kind of a traffic jam of where the fog it's collected before completely lets off so this is the last stop along the journey to get that fog out of here. 50's

teeratures st part our 57 san francisco, 61 san jose 61 also for concord an antioch a new folks those inland areas you can see a big change today with those temperatures compared to sterday soul, some scattered clouds here 2 were at 77. again it looking for maybe highs to reach 80 in some spots though today for the giants today game time and one oh 5 because the game is earlier in the day temperatures are similar. before it was a little similar temperatures too but we have a lot of cloud cover and again we'll be dealing with the afternoon heating at least that will help maxing things out but there will be more winds 10 to 15 miles per hour winds gusts of 25. so to be a little chillier feel to it 67 in san francisco for the high today, oakland 72. and 80 san jose now speaking of those inland areas will have the 4 zone forecast for you can see what's going on in your neighborhood, this afternoon. and it's a nice pleasant relief marty ok they've seen a

couple minutes. a kayaker from the central valley is being called a hero after he helped rescue a stranded boater. >>these tense moments were captured on his gopro and kron four's dan thorn has the story. >>video captures the tense moments of fresno fisherman stumbles upon a stranded boater screaming for help. the man says he was fishing for salmon in half moon bay on wednesday, when he was stunned to find another man clinging to his capsized boat. the boat or had been in the water near pillar point for 3 hours before the kayaker finally heard his desperate pleas for help. harbor patrol was then able to get the man out of the water. the kayaker not her. >>and the screams for help from the a person in the water. on that day we had pretty bad fog and we are you

could have quite possibly gone much longer without being found. >>harbor master robert dunn says foggy days are common in half moon bay. that's why it's important to have the right tools out on the water. the stranded boater was wearing a life jacket, but he should have also had a sound signaling device like a handheld radios. >>had you have that on him he went in the water most likely he could have reached us nearly you know immediately. >>half moon bay is a popular spot for boaters and kayakers to head out on to the wer. the harbor patrol recommends educating yourself before taking unnecessary risks you need to be prepared. >>for what you might encounter when she got out there whether it be winds waves or fog. >>reporting in half moon bay. dan thorn kron 4 news. >>well breaking overnight a motorcyclist was killed when he crashed his bike on the westbound connector of i 80 to highway one oh one. the chp says it happened about one 30 this morning when the motorcyclist win over railing

and then landed on a city street in san francisco. the motorcyclist was pronounced dead at the scene. immigration and social justice reform activists are applauding california lawmakers after they passed a bill that would ban the use of private prisons and some ice detention centers. kron four's noel gallo spoke with a bay area lawmaker who wrote that bill. literally profiteering on the backs of californians and. >>treating them like. commodities instead of like people in a 65 to 11 vote wednesday, lawmakers in the california state assembly. >>passed bill 32, banning the use of private for profit prisons and detention centers in the state usually the for profit private. >>detention centers are for lower risk level. >>reassembling member rob bonta authored the bill he said it was time to stand up for californians. >>study after study federal status states studies

independent, non government organizations studies that show that almost on every metric for profit private detention centers and prisons to worse the government by senators specifically are known to be the most deadly to undocumented immigrants specifically here in southern california. >>has led to the death the most undocumented immigrants in the country the bill also applies to for profit detention centers operated by ice. >>the california immigrant youth justice alliance feels this is a step in the right direction bill really championed the solidarity we felt that needed to happen between criminal justice an image. >>right and what a better state to do and then in california. >>the geo group runs for private prisons in california in a statement they called themselves an innovator in the field of rehabilitative services. they say ab 32 works against the state's proposition 57 and high recidivism goals but bonta disagrees they're not. >>i'm providing programs and service as an education and rehabilitation to reduce

recidivism they're they're just literally warehousing about is how much money they e make and what the proper report is the next quarter. >>if governor newsom signs the bill into law existing contracts with private prisons would be allowed to run their course says the last one with geo group ends in 2023. the governor has until october 13th to sign in san francisco. noel fellow kron 4 news. >>a heartbroken los angeles mother is demanding answers about the death of her 15 year-old autistic son manny perez he died when he took a golf cart at school and slammed into a metal railing there's no there's a no touch policy in that school district. so neither of the adult with him could grab him take him out of the golf court. even though the adults were with him whe hoppe on the card and took off. so his mother is now recalling the moment that they spent with each other. you take good care of me. >>the scene but it. when economy will be display with.

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the president seems willing to stand on the side. >>his corporate bodies and not on the side of people rightfully deserve it. >>action. a michigan congressman is slamming the white house over his decision to roll back obama era clean water protections. this comes after the trump administration prected many us wetlands and streams from pollution. some critics say this puts drinking water at risk. but the change is applauded by developers farmers and manufacturers who say that the previous law hurt economic development and infringed on property rights environmental groups are attacking the president for what they call the latest in a series of efforts to eliminate environmental protections. when president trump took office he immediately set in motion a process. >>to remove and replace regulatory burdens that are stifling american innovation over.

>>a court challenge is expected new rules will be released and will be open for public comment in the coming weeks. >>and still ahead on kron 4 news weekend, dozens of people were arrested for demanding a major tech companies stopped doing business with ice will have that stor

>>we welcome one for newsweek and taking a live look outside a foggy conditions at the golden gate bridge this morning. far as here with forecast for today and also back to work monday need cecile want to see somebody with a trenchcoat walking by and shivering was living would be sitting with that that cold but i mean you know it's it's a little cooler today as minutes look to it but that's just the cooling. break the back of the heat spike lee dorell walking on you want one of those are some documents thank mac or a when we have a big change our weather pattern which can double some rain to for you monday morning commute as well let's take a look at we got going on here is that the sfo know because of lee runway situation. they're looking at delays potentially up to about 3 hours or so so if you're involved in a thing with that going on you're probably already hearing from airlines check the app of airlines and all that kind of business see how that impacts you but again near 3 hour delay, but they are also looking to it. some fog that they're being treated to this morning the shot from timber on same deal as well down to the golden gate as you can see off to the distant where you can't, but it would be down

there off towards the distance temperatures now we're in the 50's 60's mixture got 56 for redwood city, 59 for half moon bay, 57 san francisco. so we have quite active tropics. this is key co that you see way off in e corner here now the good news is not going anywhere near land there's no real statements on except its progress from the national hurricane center. very well developed guy this is probably more this actually more potent than the atlantic tropical system but the max winds by the way that are one 25 that is posing a little bit of an issue however, some shipping in cruising a little bit as well. meanwhile, the atlantic just north of the bahamas we've been talking a lot about this oberto it is a tropical storm as of now, but forecast to become hurricane category 2 has it continues its pattern north in northeast. not in the media threat to the us mainland right now the make it some of the weather of a but notice there on the west side of everything so it looks like scattered showers for florida. and a little bit further reach even for the carolinas, so

it's a little bit further away than dorian was in less potent all good news across our state we're looking at upper 90's for a high today in central a valley. a minor change from yesterday more aggressive change though for us here in the bay, 86 sacramento, central coast and the upper 60's, 78% of our been down south 86 for san diego 82. for l a x the chicken to and your 4 zone forecast a big change again today too 67 san francisco to the coast, mid 60's 66, half moon bay. the insula is looking at 60's 70's mixture and that to the southern end staying in the 70's to we saw the 80's yesterday here, 78 redwood city 76 mountain view palo alto about 79 with san jose reaching for a t morgan hill 86 los gatos an 8179 for cupertino east bay shoreline, mid 70's at that tri valley lower 80's today, some know what 78 double matching that 82 for walnut creek we've got

69 berkeley 72 for open 71 for richmond. up to the north bay here too we've retired those 90's still breaking out some 80's here and their fear field in vacaville lower to middle 80's their son home about 82. and santa rosa also 84 petaluma making 81 but again back to the 70's heading down south. stenson beach at 6163 for point re and we're into the 70's tomorrow with those showers in the morning hours in the morning commute as well looks like nicely timed if you will, but then the lower 80's for the remainder of the week and a lot of sunshine to party. all right dave. thank you. 76 people were arrested at a microsoft store for staging the city and demanding the companies stopped doing business with ice. >>it happened at a store on 5th avenue, new york city on saturday afternoon. the n y p d says about 50 women and 26 men were arrested, microsoft has not commented on either the city in northern arrests arrested when the same group e protested against eyes on

manhattan's west side highway. trophy hunting is a controversial topic with supporters on both sides. officials allowed 100 to bring home the lion that he shot in africa and that has some activists worry that a dangerous precedent is set each time this happens. polo sandoval has more. >>an orlando man has the green light from the us government to bring home his kill. documents first obtained by the center for biological diversity show the hunter was issued a permit to import the school's skin teeth and claws of a lion he hunted in tanzania. john jackson, a 3rd who represents a permit holder defends this kind of hunting as crucial for conservation efforts in africa. we to ensure a delicate balance in the survival of various species. >>moshe lion habitat and hunting areas. and then pray patients depend upon the habitat. so the hunting operation a crucial ally and most the line that exist

depend upon american hundreds. we would have more than lions. >>jackson is also a member of a panel assembled by the trump administration last year tasked with advising on how trophy hunting helps conservation. he's also worked on a rhino protection efforts for decades. last week and other american hunter represented by jackson faced backlash after being granted a permit to import a black rhino that he hunted in namibia. >>the primary threat the black rhino is poaching and revenue of these hunts glows 100% of it nothing taken down go to a product trust fund run by the government. all that money. it's been on rhino conservation of control the poaching. >>in namibia where the vulnerable rhino population has grown permits are issued to hunt pre selected problematic fools lions are fair game for other reasons. >>a lion. is farmers that is loss of habitat. and pray base. and them conflict with

clearly people can online really ferocious beast the greatest peace in the world. they're not compatible with people and livestock. so you have different problems and issues issues and things have to be shown. of obtain a permit. >>the stringent requirements for trophy imports are not enough to calm concerns at the center for biological diversity where it's legal director tanya santa rib is worried these permits could someday lead to open season on other vulnerable species. >>it signals an opening of floodgates. but also potentially for elephant imports from tanzania. >>so-called conservation hunting continues to be a source of debate. hunters love to say and they help. contribute to pushing efforts and even just having hunters on the ground helps on that. the senate has been

demonstrated having people with guns, legally on the ground provides. >>great cover for people who are out there, you know legally to get ivory and other animal products. >>the us fish and wildlife service currently makes a call on trophy imports saying the agency makes findings on an application by application basis. the low-end of all cnn, new york. more world news this morning you could see gas price increases in the coming up in the coming days after a saudi arabian oil field was attacked by drones. >>us secretary of state mike pompeo is blaming iran for the attack despite the fact that yemen house who see rebels have already claimed responsibility for the attack in a tweet pompeo said it was quote an unprecedented attack on the world energy supply. the attack reportedly affected half of the country's oil capacity, which makes up about 5% of the world's oil supply. neither secretary pompeo nor the white house and given any evidence to support their

claims that iran was behind the attacks. iranian officials are denying those accusations. that's going to take you outside line for a look at conditions at sfo this morning, they're dealing with 3 hour delays. it was always. >>call ahead to pack your patience will be right back.

>>we're back and take a look at this a florida man tried to use a golf cart to escape police and it happened where else of course in florida.

police say he was part of an auto theft spree when officers chased him he ran onto a golf course told the guaro golf cart drive to outrun the cops but unfortunately he didn't know that those cards have a built in gps system that automatically stops them if you drive on to the green which he just did there and knowing that the course was hurt in the chase. a big mistake in sacramento, state university mistakenly accepted 3500 wait-listed students for fall admission that means an additional 500 students begin classes this semester in an email this spring, the ivrsity accideaccently ed the wait-listed students to the university and then never rescinded the invitation. school officials don't think that the additional 500 students this semester, we'll have have an impact on their ability to enroll in their classes. hispanic heritage month month officially kicks off today and it runs from september 15th through october

15 2 saturday was support latino business day encouraging people to spend money and businesses owned by latinos. the aspen institute says there are an estimated 4 and a half million let the known businesses in the country and they add about billion to the us economy every year. and here we have the nation's largest bounce house, it's touring the country this weekend it's in chicago. more than 10,000 feet it holds the guinness book of world records for the largest bouncy house ever. it includes a basketball court. an obstacle course a dj of course advanced age and a massive slide that ends up in a ball pit. after the chicago stop the big bounce house will head to indianapolis a portland and seattle. no word just yet and it's going to bounce its way into the bay area so we'll have to keep an eye out for that good when they're >>okay got 50's and 60's right now with a lot of cloud cover and what really fog around tde bay that will mix out and into

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to you thanks a lot for joining us and kron 4 news marty gonzales stays sparse here with marty we have a change forecast always the first day of that change fog on shore flow, cooler temperatures and all of that

we're going to add to that monday morning, some showers with this but we have nice cooler forecast ahead with some sunshine. all this week ahead. there's the shot from temper on there you can see completely the the golden gate bridge from that perspective will close and personal we could see the towers at least the southern edge of the bottom edge of them, start to peek out just a bit but still kind of overcast to start the day model said it will be all taken care of well before noon today and then into the afternoon that fog comes back again late this evening it's at the coastal areas but look what happens overnight. walsh. coverage almost total across the bay as we will see as a good on strong on shore flow or places where we've had temperatures now we have the 60's across the board for the most part 50's up to the north bay 62 san jose and the peninsula also mid to upper 50's at that little cooler across a good portion of the bay, not your imagination and going to stay that way into the afternoon highs expected to be much cooler. this afternoon 73 at high noon 77

by 3 o'clock and as you can see partly cloudy. they'll be some scattered clouds i think this overstates it. the computer models here. but you get a general idea that the some high clouds and maybe some strata scattered about throughout the day today coming up a little bit we'll put this all together for you and show you that the cool change that we have marty ok day thanks a we begin in the east bay this hour where streets are shut down in berkeley near the ashby bart station it's all because of a deadly hit and run that happened last night. >>kron four's christina tate rose there she is live with the latest hi christina good morning. >>so investigators have been on scene ever since last night when it happened just before 10:30pm. let me go in and show you on a map exactly where we are we're here in the area. often adeline berkeley ashley, it's less than half a mile from the ashley bart station it's really only about a 4th of a mile so very close to that intersection right there. we don't have a ton of details yet but so far with berkeley police can confirm is there was a person just before 10 30 last night that hit by a car

and killed here on adeline street near that ashby intersection now that person was found actually still under the tire of the car when police arrived last night they've been investigating ever since the coroner's office actually on its way here to go ahead continue this investigation into go ahead and pick up to the up person who is here. i did ask a little bit about the identity of the person who was hit the victim in this case. and all police can confirm is this person was not the transience and is most likely a man for now reporting live here in berkeley. we're going to continue to give you more updates all morning christina teatro kron 4 news all right christine, thanks a lot for live report we'll see in about an hour. >>tape. >>breaking overnight in the north bay all eastbound lanes of i 80 in vallejo are open again after a shooting close them down for several hours. it was first reported about 8 30 last night the chp says someone driving east on i 80 was hit by at least one

bullet. now we don't know the extent of that person's injuries. the chp still investigating and looking for the suspect or suspects. also in the north bay and breaking overnight a 29 year-old man is in jail this morning on murder charges. he was arrested in connection with the death of a 13 month-old boy in santa rosa. kron four's gayle ong reports and police believe drugs were involved. >>police say there were signs of recent drug use found next to the child. we're told the man and child were related. shock and sadness at the santa rosa home and many questions surrounding what actually happened inside this house that led to a child's death police say a 13 month-old boy was found dead inside this house on derek drive saturday afternoon neighbors stunned this is a first for this neighborhood police arrested 29 year-old patrick o'neal for murder. >>o'neill was found unconscious lying next to the child. detectives are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death officers found drug paraphernalia and signs of

recent drug use next to where the child was found. yeah that's bad that whole as formal. you know, but. >>i would even heard of any joint activity down there. >>it happened just before one in the afternoon after a welfare check at the home a woman discovered the child and o'neill both unresponsive o'neill was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. paramedics tried to save the child's life. but he died at the scene police say there were no signs of physical violence but believe drugs were a factor in the child's death. >>o'neill will be booked into jail once he's medically cleared from the hospital, reporting in santa rosa gil on. >>now to the east bay this morning we're emergency crews recovered a body from san leandro bay jet skiers saw the body along the mlk regional shoreline near do little drive about noon yesterday. oakland fire crews recovered the body from the water. no other details have been released so far. a santa cruz man convicted of defrauding

victims and government agencies are more than $20,000 was sentenced to 4 years in state prison. karen kiefer was convicted of 20 felonies 9 misdemeanors against 11 individual victims. prosecutors say he stole that lease $15,000 as part of a rental scam that left some victims without a home. kiefer also falsified welfare and food stamp applications for more than $7,000 in benefits. a smoke shop owner and an employee were both arrested in fairfield after a month long police investigation. they were to the smoke shop and more on a texas street. police rtridges for vape pens al thc butane hash oil and more than $14,000 in cash investigation started with a tip to police at the smoke shop was illegally selling products and selling tobacco products to juveniles city of fairfield does not allow the sale of marijuana within its city limits. and still to come this

morning dramatic video of a kayaker coming to the rescue of a stranded boater. >>we'll tell you how this chance encounter most likely say that voters life. and then say lawmakers vote to ban private prisons in ice detention centers how soon that ban might take effect. and after the break we'll explain how one school is taking steps to stop students from vaping at school with new technology that lets them it's on.

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vaping has been at the center of attention in recent weeks due to unexplained health concerns. >>many officials trying to keep kids from beit vaping and dave elias has more on the steps the one florida school is making to make sure that students are not vaping on campus. >>all those ads in areas that people would be. >>vaping quickly becoming an epidemic in southwest florida schools, they can be influenced by other students doing and that could. it is spread and it has in lee county alone, a 150 kids were caught vaping in 2016 543 in 2017. and last year more than 900 kids were caught vaping it's cool. i guess it's kind of years you know everybody was that's what they want with their lives. 6 people have died nationwide from vaping 450 others have developed lung illnesses result is a card that they should be. >>regulators so they can know they can make a better this

and see what's what are they smoking ashley lee county schools are driving home, the dangers with posters like these were looking for tools in ways that help us prevent and stop our students from vaping including hiring 11 extra security guards to look for students vaping. >>the district now looking at these monitors that alert school officials if someone is vaping and we're reviewing. >>he's kind of monitoring to see if they have any a feasibility in our schools but at the mobile just haven't implementey m. >>putting them in places where students are often i'm sure. and then texting school officials where it's happening. >>a lot more fog this morning that we had from yesterday get a shot from a u c berkeley in the. they recall yesterday but to the east bay shoreline this morning, not so much

temperatures in the 50's and the 60's it could be a cooler day today and some showers for your monday morning commute back its forecast next. uh-oh, looks like someone's

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of people still homeless hundreds of them still missing. the latest death toll stands at 50. aid continues to arrive there. but the new storms have slowed the recovery effort as officials are still trying to get a handle on the extent of all of this damage. those in the bahamas are hoping that this change in america's projected path, we'll let them get back to that long road to recovery. dates are with the latest on on that was working headed now. it the good news is we're just what just quickly how this is a market there real quick an egg is a kind of a gloomy view changed in our. >>the coast here a little bit as we're welcoming in an onshore flow cooler temperatures cloud cover and all that business this really and fog but we'll see some scattered clouds today and even some showers and your morning commute on monday monday. you know you know, back to the tropics here it's been very active as you point out number dorian was a d and we're now berto ha so we moved quite a bit to some raise your hand and we're get a bull for this is the time the season when these things are popping

up in the pacific right now. >>we have kiko that's out there it's actually a pretty potent storm, but it's moving away from land, good news there only a problem for some shipping and maybe some cruises and so forth. here's a look at tell you can see just north of the bahamas, one of it looks like the armbands is still extending across the islands as we speak. good news is yes as a tropical storm now expected to intensify max winds at 65 expected to become a hurricane probably by late tonight or early into monday morning as you can see here. max winds of about 80 that will be and during our morning commute time. but it's moving away from the continental united states might brush a little bit. late tonight tomorrow. his latest tuesday, just a little bit here but mostly they're going to get the swells from all of us going directly out to sea good place for good reasons had enough for the season comes a category 2 looks like by midweek max winds at one 10 back at home. here's a shocking temper on the fog in place completely covering up the golden gate. and meanwhile the bay bridge shot also

showing kind of that overcast appearance almost spooky stormy looking and we're getting the system is dropping from the gulf of alaska that are storms in the winter sonths, but this time of year. they're just nice relief from the summer heat that we have lower 60's line of the east bay shoreline up to the north bay here you get your 50's 62 for san jose and the peninsula's treated to mostly the 50's future cast for ok, let's check this rain now we're talking tomorrow today some scattered clouds somewhat uneventful but it is cooler and you're going to feel that even those in valleys. cloudy overnight very early in the morning for the early morning. riser some scattered showers this is enough to what the rhoads windshield wipers one of those strange things you know you need those a little bit in some of the lights on. and then looks like the heaviest line comes through towards the end of the community as we get to about 10 o'clock or so after that in its wake it really cleans up the atmosphere we go back to mostly sunny skies for the balance of the week. so we got the morning fog again to deal with scattered clouds much

cooler with mid 80's in london forget the 90's then tomorrow, fog and clouds scattered showers that we talked about and 70's happening in london 70's inland, that's right. it was a different season now, but for the much with the week ahead, clearing mild 80's happening inland which will be a nice little treat for us so we have some of those 80's in the far east bay today but mid 70's line up the east bay shoreline up to the north bay mostly 70's, although 84 santa rosa warm spot with an 80 also for san jose. we'll do 72 for oakland's high today and 67 san francisco. we'll check out your giants game forecast coming up in a bit marty. well breaking overnight at least 22 people were hurt in a multi-storey debt collapsed, this is in new jersey. >>officials say at least 3 of the injured are children. they were all taken to local hospitals, several people have already been released this morning. they were out enjoying a saturday night on the second-story deck when it suddenly collapsed on the even more people who are standing below.

>>pulled away first and people started sliding off in the only in a win following the new came off in pieces the second full, you know facts most of it came off that there was a 4 section i could corner the deck was 2. when the building and there was a 2 year-old little girl in the one dekel by herself in that little corner and another lady on the 3rd floor and we were healing to little girl to stay away from the edge thank god in that win came down, but it went slowly. thank god. and meant as it went down she slid off and you remain there to grab it. >>well well. >>several of the injured people are also firefighters as it happened during the state's firefighters convention. investigators still at the scene trying to figure out the reason the deck collapse, but initial reports say that they believe there are just too many people on that deck. for the first time in 20 years the san francisco fire department and its union hosted what they call fire ops one oh one. it's a unique

hands-on training exercise for some elected officials to learn exactly what firefighters deal with on an everyday basis kron four's felipe de gaulle was there. san francisco supervisor aaron peskin among the local and state leaders invited to the fire department's training facility on treasure island saturday. >>witnessing the hardworking men and women who respond to the city's emergencies prepare for the unpredictable even i've been around for almost 20 years. >>hearing it again and again seeing their training every aspect from search and rescue to fighting live fire. to what you see here with unit. it is remarkable see firefighters staging real life hazards how to enter and exit burning buildings performing cpr. >>in the back of an ambulance using the jaws of life to remove people from battered cars and watching cadaver dogs search through rubble for bodies, you name in the fire department san francisco firefighters union and the

fire department culver sting fire ops one oh one and although firefighters trained at this facility every day this event sheds light on how important it is to maintain training centers like this due to construction on treasure island this facility is slated to close in 2024. we feel that our city officials. >>even some our citizens from going through and understanding of what we are faced with. will give us a better understanding of when we asked for certain things. we're just coming from our experience is that you guys have no idea about whatsoever whether it is at treasure island or on other pieces of sealand whether it's at the airport. we have a texas land at the san francisco zoo make sure that our firefighters have a so for decades to hopefully ensuring community stay safe across the city. >>on treasure island felipe should all kron 4 news. >>and still ahead in sports a very busy saturday in college

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>>area teams to stamford conn cardinal an orlando taking on the 17th ranked the ucf knights there's head coach david shaw playing university of central florida in orlando

is a challenge that place gets rocking ucf didn't waste any time quickly up 14 to nothing night. qb dillon gabriel. ucf up 21 set seconds into the 4th ucf of 38 to 10 changing castello. in for the 24 yard touchdown, stanford call on their way back but still trailed 3817. moments later gabriel, find a wide open jake has caulk for the touchdown, you see a pop up now 4517 under 2 minutes left in the 4th. you see a ball. touchdown stanford. but it was too little the 2, 8 stanford falls do you see a 45. 27 that is your final stanford will host the 15 th-ranked oregon ducks. next week. and the 24 th-ranked usc trojans taking

the byu cougars 4th quarter usc up 2420 cougars quarterback. jack wilson with 3 option that's a touchdown byu 2724 less than 2 minutes left in the game usc's chase grass 52 yard field goal. all tied at 27. the why you would score a field goal in overtime to give them the lead now last chance for usc. so all of love is looking. and that'll do a dui you defeat usc 30 to 27. that is your final coming from over time. stand in the college ranks more local now the cal golden bears hosting the north texas mean green game was not televised. so we had to deep dig deep, that is and we were able to find one highlight from the. 1st quarter we go kaleb 13 to 0 chase garbers with a deep beautiful asked to meet on the whole that's the catch and

then the span any runs and 36 yard touchdown. college stands their lead to 20 north texas it would make it a close one, but cal hangs on to defeat north texas 2317 your final. how is now 3 and all on the season now on to some baseball giants are 9 games back from the second wild-card spot hosting the miami marlins saturday night. madison bumgarner getting the start sunday for the giants bottom of the 7 we go. giants trailed 2 nothing to on for donovan salon. in the triples alley, nobody's going to get it 2 runs would in to score. top of the 8th, we go all tied at 2 miguel rojas hits this ball. deep to left field carrier. off the top of the wall one run would score and just like that marlins regained the lead

3 o 2 bottom the night we go marlins leading 42 now big spot for gerber with 2 on shop set up though back to the pitcher. we'll take him sell for the final out that'll do it shines fall the marlins 42. your final look to take the series on sunday over to arlington mike fires on the mound today for the a's. and yes that is his new facial hair on to run jack by factly is go out front next tied at 5 arcana says i can do that too dull and field. it is looking on the pole to run home run a's regain the lead 75. they would go on to defeat the rangers 8 to 6 your final is look for the sweep on sunday. all right jr thanks a lot and we're taking a ive look outside at foggy conditions of the golden gate bridge.

>>nice and clear other spots a day is going to sort it all out for us when

good morning, we're back on kron 4 news weekend taking a live look outside for me mark and errol camera this morning and we can see a plenty of overcast skies there and not much of a breeze a day not this particular moment right, but we do have the onshore flow and it will be a little bit more >>well i would say almost or me feel tomorrow morning because we'll get some showers in there. just in time for the morning commute perfectly

timed for that course will be more light for the early morning commute is the latter portion will get will heavy just a line moving through we clear out. good news is more and cooler temperatures so that will be nice how great speaking of spooky and gloomy and doomy and that's alcatraz a little feel a fall a little bit. >>there we have the fog is really entrenched as you can see there right over alcatraz island covering up the city. and also the golden gate bridge we're getting a little bit of the bottom edge of the towers but uh still this will be a problem area to kind of clear this out as other areas of the bay will start seen at left. here's what we have in the west coast, scattered clouds today. but up north this is what's driving the showers i mentioned earlier little low dipping down south and we tend to see these things in the winter months and we say oh storm is coming here come some heavy rain and all that business but this time of year, it's nice it's a heat spike breaker. and that's we're going to have going on for this not just this weekend, but also into next week current temperatures, 60's still some 50's at this late hour up in the north bay

their santa rosa for example, 53 and they'll. and they'll be skyrocketing well but that this afternoon 62, san jose and 58 per san francisco. the shot comes in from scattered clouds are more high clouds that we're looking at today, 73 at high noon 3 o'clock at 77. although summers will still manage to lower 80's that stills or dramatic drop from yesterday. here's what's happening at the ballpark for the giants versus the marlins. one oh 5 game time temperatures mid 60's, mostly cloudy and breezy tomos windy. we got gusts at about 25 so little bit of a chill perhaps with that what the high today in san francisco, 6772 for oakland and 80 san jose coming up we'll check into that extended forecast and also your 4 zone. marty okay do look forward to that. a kayaker from the central valley is being called a hero after he helped rescue a stranded boater those tense moments were captured on his gopro kron four's dan thorn has more. >>video captures the tense

moments of fresno fisherman stumbles upon a stranded boater screaming for help. the man says he was fishing for salmon in half moon bay on wednesday, when he was stunned to find another man clinging to his capsized boat. the voter had been in the water near pillar point for 3 hours before the kayaker finally heard his desperate pleas for help. harbor patrol was then able to get the man out of the water. the kayaker not her. >>and the screams for help from the a person in the water. on that day we had pretty bad fog and we are you could have quite possibly gone much longer without being found. >>the harbor master robert dunn says foggy days are common in half moon bay. that's why it's important to have the right tools out on the water. the stranded boater

was wearing a life jacket, but he should have also had a handheld radios. evice like a >>had you have that on him he went in the water most likely he could have reached us nearly you know immediately. >>half moon bay is a popular spot for boaters and kayakers to head out on to the water. the harbor patrol recommends educating yourself before taking unnecessary risks you need to be prepared. >>for what you might encounter when she get out there whether it be winds waves or fog. >>reporting in half moon bay. dan thorn kron 4 news. >>and breaking overnight a motorcyclist was killed when he crashed his bike on the westbound connector of i 80 to highway one oh one chp says it happened about one 30 this morning when the motorcyclists win over a railing and then landed on a city street in san francisco. the motorcyclist was pronounced dead at the scene. immigration is social

justice reform activists are applauding california lawmakers after they passed a bill that would ban the use of private prisons and some ice detention centers. kron four's noel bellow spoke with a bay area lawmaker who wrote the bill. >>they are. >>i literally profiteering on the backs californians and treating them like. commodities instead of like people in a 65 to 11 vote wednesday, lawmakers in the california state assembly. >>passed bill 32, banning the use of private for profit prisons and detention centers in the state usually the for profit private. >>detention centers are for lower risk level. >>reassembling member rob bonta authored the bill he said it was time to stand up for californians. >>study after study federal status states studies independent, non government organizations studies that show that almost on every metric for profit private detention centers and prisons to worse the government lied center specifically are known to be the most definitely to

undocumented immigrants specifically want here in southern california. >>has led to the death of the most undocumented immigrants in the country the bill also applies to for profit detention centers operated by ice the california immigrant youth justice alliance feels this is a step in the right direction bill really. >>champion the solidarity fell that needed to happen between criminal justice an image. >>rights and what a better state to do and then in california. >>the geo group runs for private prisons in california in a statement they called themselves an innovator in the field of rehabilitative services. they say ab 32 works against the state's proposition 57 and high recidivism goals bubonta disagrees they're not. >>i'm providing programs and services and education and rehabilitation to reduce recidivism they're they're just literally warehousing californians and all they care about is how much money they make and what the proper report is the next quarter. >>if governor newsom signs the bill into law existing

contracts with private prisons would be allowed to run their course says the last one with geo group ends in 2023. the governor has until october 30 to sign in san francisco. noel bellow kron 4 news. >>a heartbroken los angeles mothers demanding answers about the death of her 15 year-old autistic son manny perez he died we took a golf cart at school and slammed into a metal railing. now there's no there's a no touch policy in the district so neither of the adults with him at the time could grab him and take him out of the golf cart even though the adults that were with him when he hopped on the cart and took off. now his mother is called recalling the moments that they spent with each other. you take good care of me. >>the scene but it. when economy will be display with. the which will i love you very much. is is that that's when your mind. >>well many died that night at

the hospital from internal injuries and now as mom wants some answers. that's why. she's filed a claim that will lead to an eventual lawsuit. coming up on kron 4 news weekend president trump just dropped a law that protects us waterways that was put in place by president obama. >>we're going to have reaction from officials on both sides of the controversy. i didn't have to shout out for help. i didn't have to get you a lift. and i didn't have to call your wife to meet you at the doctor.

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things looking pretty good. but a big change compared to yesterday get much cooler today marty out or even though that fog clear out and look for some scattered clouds in our future and then some rain into the morning commute a little bit looks like for tomorrow, but all of this adds up to a cooler week. head after all the mail rail be done by monday morning and then we're looking at mostly sunny skies, but still cooler temperatures in the wake of all e construction going on with the runway certainly the sfo causing a near 3 hour delays so take that in mind too. well good morning fog to as well and that's and you can see peering through and doing some mixing alcatraz island that's also shrouded in this fog covering up the downtown area you can see behind it. temperatures 60's and 50's as we start the day santa rosa at 53 lower to middle 60's off to the far east bay, the east bay shoreline the lower 60's with a lot of 50's for the peninsu. so we have a key co. this is a good powerful hurricane max winds at about one 25 good news with that is that you can see it's moving

away from land. and it's not threatening any land for right now may pose a problem for shipping and maybe some cruises and also providing some swells for the mexican west coast. a little bit california too. so on the east coast woman watching berto it's still a tropical storm there you see it just north of the bahamas, one of the armbands apparently providing some heavier rain to the south. this is expected to become a hurricane later perhaps tomorrow or late tonight and become a category 2 good news is all the projections send it away from the us mainland. high temperatures today across our state upper 90's it looks like in central valley still haven't quite got the penetration of that cooler air from the marine layer yet, 86 per second mental upper 60's lineup, the central coast, 78% of 82 meanwhile for l a x back in the home front your 4 zone forecast 67, san francisco, mid 60's will do it for most of the peninsula coast but on the bay side 60's with some lower 70's, 75 burlingame to the south keeping with that 70's trend. the 80's have been

retired and palo alto 76 for mountain dew and redwood city at 78. the south bay making some 80's here, 86 morgan hill still quite warm but no 90's at least 80 for san jose, 79 cupertino los gatos 81 milpitas of 80 mid to lower 70's line of the east bay shoreline with lower 80's for tri valley sun all 78 along with dublin 82 walnut creek 84 for conquer these are areas are looking at 90's just yesterday. and they'll be treated to some 70's for tomorrow few folks 74 for san leandro and 72 going on for open up to the north bay. still do see some 80's hanging out a little bit fairfield inn 82 vacaville 84, 70 for napa was sonoma 80 to rosa, and back to the 70's heading down to southern moran chili at the beach is 61 stenson beach point re at 63 here you have it with the showers monday morning. we'll probably get a first dose of some light rain showers to what the rose and such then that heavier line moves through timing say

around 8 9 o'clock, the heavier rain temperatures mid 70's and then it's back to the lower 80's in the battle to the weekend mostly sunny skies. marty all right dan thank you. 76 people were arrested at a microsoft store for staging a city and demanding the company stopped doing business with ice. >>it happened at a store on 5th avenue in new york city on saturday afternoon and why pd says 50 men women and 26 men were arrested microsoft not commenting on the city nor the arrests last month 100 people were arrested when that same group protested again size on manhattan's west side highway. trophy hunting is a controversial topic with supporters on both sides officials allowed 100 to bring home the lion that he shot in africa and that has some activists worry that a dangerous precedent is set each time this happens. polo sandoval has the story. >>an orlando man has the green light from the us government

to bring home his kill. documents first obtained by the center for biological diversity show the hunter was issued a permit to import the school's skin teeth and claws of a lion he hunted in tanzania. john jackson, a 3rd who represents a permit holder defends this kind of hunting as crucial for conservation efforts in africa. we to ensure a delicate balance and the survival of various species. >>moshe lion habitat and hunting areas. and then pray patients depend upon that habitat. so operation a crucial ally and most the line that exist depend upon american hundreds. we would have more than lions. >>jackson is also a member of a panel assembled by the trump administration last year tasked with advising on how trhy hunting helps conservation. he's also worked on a rhino protection efforts for decades. last week and other american hunter represented by jackson faced backlash after being granted a

permit to import a black rhino that he hunted in namibia. >>the primary that threat the black rhino is poaching and revenue of these hunts goes 100% of it nothing taken out go to a product trust fund run by the government. all that money. it's been on rhino conservation of control the poaching. >>in namibia where the vulnerable rhino population has grown permits are issued to hunt pre selected problematic fools my answer fair game for other reasons. >>a lion. is farmers that is loss of habitat. and a lot of probation and them conflict with clearly people can go online really ferocious beast the greatest peace in the patible with people and livestock. so you have different problems addition issue the issues and a few things have to be shown. 2 of obtain a permit. >>the stringent requirements for trophy imports are not enough to calm concerns at the center for biological diversity where it's legal

director tanya santa rib is worried these permits could someday lead to open season on other vulnerable species. >>it signals an opening of floodgates. but also potentially for elephant imports from tanzania. >>so-called conservation hunting continues to be a source of debate. hunters love to say. >>contribute to pushing efforts and even just having hunters on the ground hopes on that. the senate has been demonstrated having people with god, legally on the ground provides great cover for people who are out there, you know legally to get ivory and other animals. >>the us fish and wildlife service currently makes a call on trophy imports saying the agency makes findings on an application by application basis. the low-end of all cnn, new york.

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he ran onto a golf course told golf cart in trying to outrun the cops but unfortunately he didn't know that that golf cart has a built in gps system that automatically stops the cart if you drive it on to a green which he just did no one at the golf course was hurt in the chase. there was a big mistake in sacramento state the university mistakenly accepted 3500 wait-listed students for fall admission. so that means an additional 500 students begin their classes this semester in an email this spring, the university accidently accepted the wait-listed students to the university and they never rescinded the invitation. school officials don't believe that the 500 additiona students, we'll have much of an impact on their ability to enroll in courses this fall. happening today, a spanish heritage month officially kicks off today and runs from september 15th through october 15th and saturday was support latino business day. it encourages people to spend money at businesses owned by latinos. the aspen institute

says there's an estimated 4 and a half million latino own businesses in the u s and they add about billion to the country's economy every year. and now we have the nation's largest bounce house. it's true in the country now and it's in chicago right now it's more than 10,000 square and holds the guinness book of world records for the largest bouncy house ever. it includes in it a basketball court. an obstacle course a dj dance stage and a massive slide that ends up in a huge ball pit after chicago. the a big bounce house will be heading to indianapolis, portland and seattle. still no word of its going to make its way to the bay area. now more entertainment news there might be another game of thrones prequel in the works there word that author george r our martin is working on the project set roughly 300 years before the original series. he says that he's basing it on his book fire and blood hbo

has already produced another related pilot that takes place thousands of years before game of thrones but they haven't ordered a full series just yet tafe. all right marty across the bay we've got temperatures mostly in the 60's, although still some upper 50's hang on a little that as you will notice. >>we're looking for a cooler trend, not just today but also into next week and some showers for your monday morning commute putting all this together and even some tropical stuff to talk about too kron 4 morning news con 1850 coffee. ♪ ♪

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lot for joining us on kron 4 news weekend. marty gonzales as far as here with the forecast. it is a cooling one we have to it's a nice relief right as a human chain and you're going feel the sandlin to even today as a matter of fact. >>so scattered clouds to know to put some showers tomorrow morning as well we're tracking all of that what's going on live shot coming in how about that yeah mount diablo off to the distance there was some high too mid-level clouds making their so clear out the afternoon. but on balance we're dealing with little bit more cloud cover than we saw from yesterday back in the media at bay still that fog in place entrenched around the golden gate this may take to around noon to clear out you should the last stop along the journey until clears out elsewhere, speaking of which shot this with the model say about the clear a pattern, not bad one 45 everybody should be taken care of by be some

problem areas in iran, the immediate golden gate, however, tonight's look what happens. what the coverage spills of the central valley, it looks like to and as late as 9 o'clock still working on it. but of course one of cloud cover and rain at that point as we're watching system drop south 60's line of the east bay shoreline also inland up to the north bay we got 53 santa rosa and napa has graduated to 6059 in 58 meanwhile for san francisco. oh yeah much cooler across the district look at this in some cases, double digits behind where we were yesterday hayward conquered for example santa rosa. this is a trend that's going to be into the afternoon much cooler is what we expect. so the low down as we break it down is a sun coming out a little bit by 10 o'clock at all one and for we've got some of those scattered clouds we made note of notice the temperatures here forget the 90's mid 70's going on today, we'll sti see some 80's but they'll be retired, it looks like just for a day on monday as we see things start to stir it up. so

in kind of spell that out for you coming out and that it also talk about the tropics as well marty. all right dave thanks let's get to the news this morning in the east bay streets are closed in berkeley near the ashley bart station is because of a deadly hit and run kron four's christina tadros there she has the latest for us christine, a. >>yeah berkeley police officers are still here on scene hours later trying to find out exactly what happened during this deadly hit and run. it's going show you a map to show you exactly where we are you're in the center of town. there isn't a lot of it information investigators could share but we do know what happened right here to the intersection of adeline street and ashley avenue it's right next to ashley bart station in berkeley happened around 10 30 last night when officers arrived on scene they found a man's body much under the wheel of a car on adeline they say a car hit the man as he was walking.

>>this is ashby avenue which is state route 13,hich is one of the heavy heavy traffic orders in the city of berkeley and as you can see intersection at line which is a feeder north and south. so is a very heavily trafficked area with a lot of vehicular the destrehan and bicycle traffic. >>that same police officer with berkeley police that we spoke with says a again he can't release a lot of information especially about the victim, but he can confirm it is an adult male and he was not a trans and he was crossing one of the streets here when the incident did happen. one thing that he also did want to emphasize that this is a very large intersection especially here in berkeley one is route 13 and that's a large intersection where cars go pretty quickly. >>so he really wanted to emphasize safety whether we're talking on a saturday night early sunday morning or any of the day eat any day of the week he sat safety there is the responsibility of not just the driver. but a walker as well as a cyclist to make sure to stay careful out. we're going continue bring you all

the latest on this investigation as they continue to break. reporting live here in berkeley christina teatro. >>all right christina thanks a lot for that live report. this move now to the north bay where all the eastbound lanes of i 80 in are again open. this after a shooting shut them down for several hours. it was first reported about 8 30 saturday night the chp says someone driving east on i 80 was hit by at least one bullet. we don't know the extent of that person's injuries this morning. the chp still investigating and looking for the suspect or suspects. also in the north and breaking overnight a 29 year-old man is in jail this morning on murder charges. he was arrested in connection with the death of a 13 month-old boy in santa rosa. kron four's gayle ong reports police believe that drugs were involved. >>signs of recent drug use found next to the child. we're told the man and child were related. shock and sadness at the santa rosa home and many

questions surrounding what actually happened inside this house that led to a child's death police say a 13 month-old boy was found dead inside this house on derek drive saturday afternoon neighbors stunned this is a first for this neighborhood police arrested 29 year-old patrick o'neal for murder o'neill was found unconscious lying next to the child. detectives are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death officers found drug paraphernalia and signs of recent drug use next to where the child was found. yeah that's bad that whole as formal. you know, but. >>i would even heard of any joint activity down there. >>you know it happened just before one in the afternoon after a welfare check at the home a woman discovered the child and o'neill both unresponsive o'neill was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. paramedics tried to save the child's life. but he died at the scene police say there were no signs of physical violence but believe drugs were a factor in the child's death. >>o'neill will be booked into jail once he's medically cleared from the hospital, reporting in santa rosa gil

on. >>in the east bay emergency crews recovered a body from san leandro bay jet skiers saw the body along the mlk regional shoreline near do little drive it happened about saturday at noon. oakland fire crews recovered the body from the water but they've released no other details so far. a smoke shop owner and an employee were both arrested in fairfield after a month long police investigation. they worked at the smoke shop and more store on a texas street. police say it had illegal thc cartridges for vape pens butane hash oil and more than $14,000 in cash. investigation started with a tip to police that the smoke shop was illegally selling products and also selling tobacco products to juveniles the city of fairfield does not allow the sale of marijuana within city limits. and coming up on kron 4 news weekend dramatic video of a kayaker coming to the rescue of a stranded boater

we'll show you how his chance encounter most likely saved the boaters life. and then say lawmakers vote to ban private prisons in ice detention centers will take a look at how soon that van could take effect. and after the break how one school is taking steps to stop students from vaping on campus with new technology. that lets them track people who are vaping. ♪

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come on home to scratch-made. been at the center of attention in recent weeks due to unexplained health concerns. many officials are trying to keep kids from vaping reporter dave elias now with more on the steps that one school say can to make sure that students are not vaping on campus. >>all those ads in areas that people would be. >>vaping quickly becoming an epidemic in southwest, florida schools, they can be influenced by other studes doing and that could. it is and it has in lee county alone, a 150 kids were caught vaping in 2016 543 in 2017. and last year more than 900 kids were caught vaping it's cool. guess it's kind of years you know everybody was that's what they want with their life 6 people have died nationwide from vaping 450 others have developed lung illnesses result is a card that they should be. >>regulators so they can know they can make a better this and see what's what are they smoking ashley lee county schools are driving home, the

dangers with posters like these were looking for tools in ways that help us prevent and stop our students from vaping including hiring 11 extra security guards to look for students vaping. >>the district now looking at these monitors that alert school officials if someone is vaping and we're reviewing. >>he's kind of monitoring devices to see if they have any a feasibility in our schools but at the mobile just haven't implemented any of them. >>putting them in places where students are often and then texting school officials where it's happening. in these pay the city of berkeley has launched a new mental health crisis lines designed to help those in need and also provide an alternative to 911. >>the new crisis line will be staffed by experience mental health professionals will be able to decide if an immediate in person evaluation is

needed. if you'd like more information all you do is visit our website at kron 4 dot com and there you'll find other crisis line you find the crisis line and other mental health resources as well. hi dave good morning. ok a morning morning. >>we're putting a lot of fog going on this morning on shore flow that is going to cool us off on those temperatures holding if the sun 60's for right now, we've got a cooler week ahead 2 but went see some showers on monday morning's commute but together for you next. we're back on kron 4

news weekend. it looks like the battered bahamas. >>has dodged a bullet. tropical storm humberto has stalled north of the bahamas. it's expected to become a hurricane later on today as those islands are still trying to recover from hurricane dorio devastated the area just a couple of weeks ago. thousands of people are still homeless. hundreds listed as missing. the latest death toll stands at 50 aid continues to arrive, but the new storms have slowed the recovery effort as officials still trying to get the handle on the extent of the damage. those people in the bahamas are hoping of course this change in about those projected path, we'll let them get back to their long road to recovery. hope they'll just be just a nuisance pick itself up and get out that way just delaying yeah but. >>yes, at least as you are saying they're not making the matters worse there. the catastrophic matters worse from what they deal with last weekend before. so now we're going to be tracking dorian for you which is also what's

it going to do for the us mainland with the good news is this is going take a steering pattern northeast. still tropical storm at last check here it is on the satellite. one notice that real quickly here because in the west side of it. you have falling air and there go you don't get as much weather associated with these tropical like system which is good news. so we have some scattered showers in florida for now, let's going track it for you max winds at last check 65, that means it's still a tropical storm. however it's projected to become a hurricane usual notice here into monday or maybe perhaps late on sunday. pcategory one then a category is it set out to sea. still it's possible some parts of the southeast may get some of the weather so stay with us. we did a little bit in the way of relatively benign wins in little bit of an uptick but actually can have fair weather and winds from the hurricane sometimes because you have that falling air sea don't have a whole lot the way of cloud cover you get some breezy like conditions. so sometimes you get that on the west side of the storms, here's what it looks like a and not blow off in the

distance. there we can see the cloud cover kind of high level clouds mid level clouds a little biexpect a lot more of this today we have the on shore flow keeping a school. there's the bay bridge shot kind of overcast off to the distance. temperatures right now we're in the 50's and the 60's santa rosa, 53 got lower 60's in those spots there east bay shoreline lower 6064 for oakland. and for future cast for we have the scattered clouds forecast for today. then tonight overcast here comes that batch of some showers light sprinkles for the morning hours and then the quote heavier rain it looks like by the mid morning commute it 6 to 7 o'clock is when the heaviest rain will be here. we clear out in its wake as you will see some showers linger in the mountains looks like into the late afternoon until late tomorrow night we'll be back in the clear zone by tuesday so for their game plan it's morning fog, scattered clouds are still dealing with that around the media pay that fog a much cooler mid 80's. inland. highs

in land for tomorrow in the 70's, we're looking at in line with fog and clouds with those scattered showers. the next week, clearing and mild as what we expect for much of the week ahead 80's happening in line for that time period so 70's cover on the immediate they it looks like 67 for san francisco still some 80's. but that's been that there are 80 in the 90's rather have been retired now 84 up there to santa rosa. so we'll go with 67 san francisco, 72 for open and 80 for san jose by the way speaking of san francisco will check in your giants game forecast for today marty ok dave thank you. breaking overnight at least 22 people were hurt in a multi-storey debt collapse in new jersey. >>officials say at least 3 of the children or 3 of the injured are children rather they were all taken to local hospitals and several have already been released this morning. people are simply enjoying their saturday night on the second story dec when it suddenly collapsed on to the even on the even more people who are standing below.

>>pulled away first and people started sliding off in the only in a win following the new came off in pieces the second floor tax most of it came off that there was a 4 section i could corner the deck was bill. when the building and there was a 2 year-old little girl in the one dekel by herself in that little corner and another lady on the 3rd floor and we were healing to little girl to stay away from the edge and thank god and that came down, but it went slowly. thank god. and meant as it went down she slid off and you remain there to grab it. >>well several of the injured are also firefighters as it happened during the state's firefighters convention. investigators still trying to figure out the reason the debt collapsed, but the initial reports are that the they believe that there are simply too many people on that second story dec. a friday nightehigh school football game turned into a brawl in stockton and it was all caught on camera christy grosz has the story.

>>friday night lights to into frigay night fights as this fluid to bear creek in lincoln varsity football game last night friday night football should be a family event you know it is for the kids they practice hardly want to play they play their hearts out and the focus should be on the game not our safety as to what's going on around us. it it's disheartening to know that this happened you can't even go and enjoy a night out and watch your child play sarah maynard was at the game with her family cheering on her son who plays for bear creek, the first fight broke out early in the 1st quarter if they were an injury timeout there's fighting near the entrance in the field the cops to quickly thinking continue. i've never been through anything like that it was very scary. i have 3 kids they were all very nervous and just safety was our number one concern getting out talking police rushed to the school to break up the fight it was a wall of officers in the street was lined with one after

another it was just the lights everywhere officers arrested 11 people including 7 juveniles. police spokeswoman rosie calderon confirms no weapons were involved and no one was seriously injured. >>fortunate situation, definitely i mean you know most families and most students enjoy the friday night football game so it's very unfortunate that's something like that had to happen and but thankfully, nobody was hurt you know the people involved. and everybody went home safely. >>lodi unified school district tells fox 40 they'll be reviewing their security cleans for all sporting events going forward in stockton, christie grows. >>and still ahead on kron 4 news weekend in sports a very busy saturday in college football will have stanford cal highlights also giants the nays all that and

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>>in college football for bay area teams, the stamford conn cardinal an orlando taking on the 17th ranked the ucf knights there's head coach david playing university of central florida in orlando is a challenge that place gets rocking ucf didn't waste any time quickly up 14 to nothing night qb dillon gabriel. touchdown nights ucf up 21 set seconds into the 4th ucf of 38 to 10 changing castello. in

for the 24 yard touchdown, stanford claw their way back moments l trailed 3817. later gabriel, find a wide open jake has caulk for the touchdown, you see a pop up now 4517 under 2 minutes left in the 4th. you see a ball. touchdown stanford. but it was too little the 2, 8 stanford falls do you see a 45 to 27 that is your final stanford will host the 15 th-ranked oregon ducks. next week. and the 24 th-ranked usc trojans taking the byu cougars 4th quarter usc up 2420 cougars quarterback. jack wilson with 3 option that's a touchdown byu 2724 less than 2 minutes left in the game usc's chase grass 52 yard field goal. all tied at 27. byu

would score a field goal in overtime to give them the lead now last chance for usc. so all of love is looking. and now do a dui you defeat usc 30 to 27. that is your final coming from over time. stand in the college ranks more local now the cal golden bears hosting the north texas mean green game was not televised. so we had to deep dig deep, that is and we were able to find one highlight from the. 1st quarter we go kaleb 13 to 0 chase garbers with a deep beautiful asked the on the whole that's the catch and then the span any runs and 36 yard touchdown. college stands their lead to 20 north texas would make it a close one, but cal hangs on to defeat north texas 2317 your final. how is now 3 and on the season. now on to some baseball giants are

9 games back from the second wild-card spot hosting the miami marlins saturday night. madison bumgarner getting the start sunday for the giants bottom of the 7 we go. giants trailed 2 nothing to on for donovan 2 runs with of in to score. top of the 8th, we go all tied at 2 miguel rojas hits this ball. deep to left field carrier. off the top of the wall one run would score and just like that marlins regained the lead 3 to 2 bottom the night we go marlins leading 42 now big spot for gerber with 2 on jobs it up though back to the pitcher. we'll take him sell for the final out that'll do it chimes fall the marlins 42. your final look to take the series

on sunday over to arlington mike fires on the mound today for the a's. and yes that is his new facial hair arcana says i can do that too dull and field. it is looking on. 2 run home run a's regain the lead 75. they would go on to defeat the rangers 8 to 6 your final is look for the sweep on sunday. what a busy day. thanks jr let's go and take a live look outside of fox starting to live just a bit there the golden gate bridge dave has forecast when we come

>>good morning, welcome back to kron 4 news weekend taking a live look outside from the embarcadero camera this morning, nice start to see a little clearing their day. it is a little bit about that so we get into the sun out here. >>and we get the cool temperatures and now everything's kind of working in our favor but scattered clouds you can expect throughout the day today that will be the course in this cooling business not just the bay folks we're talking inland as well so get some treats to this change in the forecast a little bit like fall yeah and to add to it one a little thing okay shower coming tomorrow morning open up walks wet roads in morning commute headlights working windshield wipers open make sure they're functioning and you know what it's like on the first day of a rain around the bay area, give yourself plenty of time

on the freeway tomorrow, you know because also the oil is collected well there you go. there's the shot from u c berkeley, i'm not quite lifting off the fog yet from this vantage point of that we can make out the east bay shoreline pretty nicely from there. back to the golden gate bridge again, the fog clouding up most of what we've got going on a little bit of that lifting off and the southern end of the towers. we expect this to be the last stop along the journey before things finally do clear model say that will happen in the late morning hours. meanwhile, what's the traffic of weather in the west coast. well for today again those scattered clouds but this is the big change guy up here. we talk about the system's dropping out the gulf of alaska. they tend to be storms and so forth that's more the winter months. this is just a game changer for us much cooler temperatures an opportunity for some rain happening for tomorrow morning's commute temperatures. mid 60's to lower 60's along the east bay shoreline. still a chilly 54 up to santa rosa elsewhere, mostly the 60's covering even the peninsula too. 59 meanwhile for half moon bay.

breaking it down for you 75 by 1 o'clock and 4 o'clock 75 as well. we're talking 80's even 90's yesterday, different story this go around we retire the 90's few 80's. but a lot of 70's you'll see a lot more those for tomorrow too. the giants game today game time at one oh 5 temperatures mid 60's, mostly cloudy breezy but in some cases when because some of those gusts getting to about 25. they feel a bit of a chill. high today, 6772 for oakland and 80 for san jose coming up in a bit that 4 zone forecast covering the greater bay and just a bit marty ok dave thanks a lot. a kayaker from the central valley is being called a hero after he helped rescue a stranded boater now those tense moments were all captured on his gopro kron four's dan thorn has the story. >>video captures the tense moments of fresno fisherman stumbles upon a stranded boater screaming for help. the man says he was fishing for salmon in half moon bay on

wednesday, when he was stunned to find another man cainging to his capsized boat. the boat or had been in the water near pillar point for 3 hours before the kayaker finally heard his desperate pleas for help. harbor patrol was then able to get the man out of the water. the kayaker not her. >>and the screams for help from the a person in the water. on that day we had pretty bad fog and we are you could have quite possibly gone much longer without being found. >>the harbor master robert dunn says foggy days are common in half moon bay. that's why it's important to have the right tools out on the water. the stranded boater was wearing a life jacket, but he should have also had a sound signaling device like a handheld radios. >>had you have that on him he

went in the water most likely he could have reached us nearly you know immediately. >>half moon bay is a popular spot for boaters and kayakers to head out on to the water. the harbor patrol recommends educating yourself before taking unnecessary risks, you need to be prepared. >>for what you might encounter when she got out there whether it be winds waves or fog. >>reporting in half moon bay, dan thorn kron 4 news. >>and breaking overnight a motorcyclist was killed when he crashed his bike on the westbound connector of i 80 to highway one oh one. the chp says it happened about one 30 this morning when the motorcyclist win over the railing. and then landed on a city street in san francisco. the motorcyclist was pronounced dead at the scene. immigration is social justice reform activists are applauding california lawmakers after they passed a bill that would ban the use of private prisons and some ice detention centers. kron four's

spoke with a bay area lawmaker who wrote the bill. >>they are. >>literally profiteering on the backs californians and. >>treat them like. commodities instead of like people in a 65 to 11 vote wednesday, lawmakers in the california state assembly. >>passed bill 32, banning the use of private for profit prisons and detention centers in the state usuallthe for profit private. >>detention centers are for lower risk level. >>reassembling member rob bonta authored the bill he said it was time to stand up for californians. >>study after study federal status states studies independent, non government organizations studies that show that almost on every metric for profit private detention centers and prisons to worse the government by senators specifically are known to be the most deadly to undocumented immigrants specifically island though here in southern california. >>has led to the death the most undocumented immigrants in the country the bill also applies to for profit detention centers operated by

ice. >>the california immigrant youth justice alliance feels this is a step in the right direction bill really championed the solidarity fell that needed to happen between criminal justice and >>rights and what a better state to do with that in california. >>the geo group runs for private prisons in california in a statement they called themselves an innovator in the field of rehabilitative services. they say ab 32 works against the state's proposition 57 and high recidivism goals but bonta disagrees they're not. >>i'm writing programs and service as an education and rehabilitation to reduce recidivism they're they're just literally warehousing californians and all they care about is how much money they make and what the proper report is the next quarter. >>if governor newsom signs the bill into law existing contracts with private prisons would be allowed to run their course says the last one with geo group ends in 2023. the governor has until october

13th to sign in san francisco. noel fellow kron 4 news. >>a heartbroken los angeles mother is demanding answers about the death of her 15 year-old autistic son manny perez he died when he took a golf cart at school and slammed into a metal railing. there's a no touch policy in that district, so neither of the adults could grab him and take him out of the golf cart even though they were with him when he hopped on the golf cart and then took off. his mother is now recalling the moment that they spt with each other. >>you take good care of me the scene but it. when economy will be display with. there is is new money that that's when your mind. >>many died that night at the hospital from internal injuries and now is mom wants some answers that's why. she's filed a claim that will lead to an eventual lawsuit. >>the president seems willing to stand on the side. his

corporate bodies and not on the side of people rightfully deserve it. >>action. >>a michigan congressman is slamming the white house over his decision to roll back obama era clean water protections. >>this comes after the trump administration dropped a regulation that protected many us wetlands and streams from pollution. some critics say this puts our drinking water at risk. the chin, but the changes also plotted by developers farmers an manufacturers who say the previous law hurt economic development and infringed on property rights environmental groups are attacking the president over what they call the latest in a series of efforts to eliminate environmental protections. when president trump took office he immediately set in motion a process to remove and replace regulatory burdens that are stifling american innovation over. >>a court challenge is expected new rules will be

released and open for public comment in the coming weeks. 76 people were arrested at a microsoft store for staging a city and a man in the company's on doing business with ice. it happened at a store on 5th avenue in manhattan saturday afternoon. the n y p d says that 50 women and 26 men were arrested. microsoft is not commenting on the city in or the arrests and last month the 100 people were arrested when the same group protested against eyes on manhattan's west side highway. world news this morning, you could see gas prices increase in the coming days after us out at saudi arabian oil field was attacked by drones us secretary of state mike pompeo is blaming iran for the attack despite the fact that yemen houthi rebels have already claimed responsibility for that attack in a tweet secretary pompeo said it was quote unprecedented attack on the world's energy supply that attack reportedly affected half of the country's oil

capacity which makes up about 5% of the world's oil supply. neither pompeo nor the white house have given any evidence thus far to support their claims that iran was behind the attacks. iranian officials are denying the accusation. that's going to take you outside for a live look at conditions at sfo clearing skies there but remember still 3 hour delays we'll be right back. welcome back to kron 4

morning news, good morning, everybody and a shot at sfo shows of the planes at least moving a little bit but we are cooking on more almost 3 hour delay here with the construction going on run ways. >>this is also the situation little closer to the bay of the east bay shoreline kind of the hazy mostly cloudy look here with the fog still left over current temperatures in the 60's. we have some well 54 up there to santa rosa warm up this afternoon 61 homeless, freakishly warm. 58 meanwhile for san francisco. but this is much colder than what we've experienced the tropics are quite busy. the lower left of your screen there look at that a clump of cloud that has a nice little hole in the middle that's a well defined eye of hurricane kiko max winds one 25 good news is not near land. there's no statements involving land but uh may pose a problem for some shipping and also cruising. meanwhile you watching the atlantic with what is still a tropical storm

humberto and 6 forecast to become a hurricane. later today or tomorrow. this is moving away from the us mainland however, the western side of it is providing some weather to florida. we may get some as well as the southeast coast, but this is not quite like dorian at all not as powerful and further away from land and moving away which is good news back in our state as state upper 90's you can see in central coast central valley, 87 for sacramento, 60's central coast 82 down to l a x and san diego 87. the 4 zone forecast you can have some treats in a 67 san francisco. we expect some scattered clouds for today's forecast in mid 60's at the coast, little cooler almost chilly compared to what we've seen 75 burlingame more of those 70's to the southern end of the peninsula. not quite 80 those 79 palo alto 78 for redwood city and some of those 80's hiding out here in the south bay 86 for morgan 80 for san jose, a pitas and cupertino 79 he's bay shoreline mid 70's. tri valley

and the lower 80's at that 70 for dublin. some of these areas we're looking at 90's as recently as yesterday 82 for walnut creek 184, 74 san leandro and 72 meanwhile for oakland appear to the north bay more 80's littered around a little bit are peppered if you will 78 meanwhile for napa 84 for santa rosa with more 70's heading down south the southern iran. you see some lower 60's though for point re in stinson beach so a trip to the beach today. not quite what you experienced yesterday so little shock to the system but least ellen this feels pretty good. some showers as we get to tomorrow morning now it looks like we'll get a little dose in the early morning hours temperatures you can see in the mid 70's and 80's throughout the balance of the week. >>all right let's talk some travel you might not realize it but surfing is the state's board of california didn't know that and last year the assembly and senate passed a resolution that designates september 20 at this california surfing day. but if

you're really looking to celebrate all things service surfing you got to talk to our travel and disease dana redmond who is here. >>talking about a road trip app along the coast. >>even if you've never too touch the surfboard it's kind of ingrained and how we really our music our fashion are trapped beach boy song running in my head all many of us there are certain tricks spots up and down the state behind it all started in the bay area voted let's go to santa do santa cruz. more than a 100 30 years ago it was hawaiian royalty that brought it to santa and the rest is pretty much history. and what i do. santa cruz is it's a great spot to learn if you never even had the inkling of giving it a try but maybe were intimidated. this is where you go. santa cruz's cow club ed, certain runs a job right right on the beach asking to show you a picture of his grandma.

and you're going to be accepted here they generally they generally like ok we're all here trying to get better. rice just going come down there they're not looking down as you're going to be very help to water there looks very calm the water there a very calm there other sections obviously that arsenal have more scarce of disagree a huntington beach home sure huntington beach surfing walk of. and look me, yeah so they have have the surfing walk of fame. surfers. a family to think of it is kind of there hollywood several holly. there absolutely. youtube each was went off first west coast surfing championships were out. how the vans us open of surfing this year was 6 their 60th anniversary to get that spot get out. never disappointed in what the the final day last wasn't heavy

wave day. is still had great great things to see great a great excuse to be on the day. for just a moment so bear with me. yes sir few museum. oh yeah, items those bore ok fun collection of historic words that big one believed to be one of the oldest boards in california, yeah, great collection exhibition is constantly changing the search for their that bethany hamilton's sir, juan orlando won on that yeah. from what they tell me people come to see it time. absolutely and that's your swimsuit that we saw. we'll be waiting for you when you leave, yeah, this is the peer in oceans, san diego. a lot of people might be a new place, the peers, a great.

active you can sit sit on the pier watch the surfers kind of get that aerial view if you're not in the mood to get yourself. all sandy of that type of thing. our full kind of old school california locations. it has a bit of a of a grittiness to it but it a good way, but in a way that really makes you smile as you're walking down the street. it tends to get overshadowed by its more. got san diego right down the consular you and you here you can hop on a train to be in san diego in no time. but it but it's come you've got these great murals and don't this is down. the surfboard this is where. happen a huge percentage of surfboards made in the united states are. 30 surfboard makers. stretch referred to as shapers in

oceanside. 80 to watch these guys work it is it is incredibly detailed it is. it is incredibly skilled it is incredibly dusty. this is kind of where the magic is happening. there's a small retail space are. but that's not really what's going on here these guys are in the lusiness i'm the bora looking at that it really shows you the difference between the boards way back when to where they now that those were so small. >>absolutely and. recommend going to the museum as well that the good reason because these board started out again long. have gotten smaller and you know everybody has a preference for brand and that type of thing you know it just might if you've never. if you do i did. so to look at me and

you're hanging 10. that was my next all right, thanks data, we'll be right back.

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from police say happened in florida and police say that he was all part of an auto theft spree. >>when officers chased him he ran onto a golf course told golf cart and try and outrun the cops but unfortunately he didn't kn that the c have built in gps that automatically stops the card if you drive it on to a green and that's what he did as you can see there and no one was hurt in the chase. a big state to tell you about the university mistakenly accepted 3500 wait-listed students for fall admission that means an additional 500 students began classes this semester in an email this spring, the university accidently accepted the wait-listed students to the university and then never rescinded an invitation school officials don't believe that the 500 additional students, we'll have much of an impact on their ability to enroll in their classes. happening today, spanish heritage month officially kicks off today and runs from september 15th through october 15 to saturday with support latino business

day. it encourages people to spend money at businesses owned by latinos. the aspen institute says that there are an estimated 4 and a half million looking own businesses in the u s and they add about billion to the us economy every year. and take a look at this it's the nation's largest bounce house and it's in our backyard, it's in oakland today, it's in the east bay more than 10,000 feet. and it holds the guinness book of world records for the largest bounce house ever. it includes a basketball court. an obstacle course a dj dance age of course and a massive slide that ends up in a huge ball pit well today is the final day that it will be at laurel park in oakland lines form to the left they though. >>having briefer birthday parties can place orders and i want resume shuns can you imagine what that would cost for rental guy delivering anyone overnight and they have to blow it up that's right take. there's real to blow into anyway, we've got

temperatures that about the 80's today in the far east bay that's right the 80's hours bay. we're watching for some showers mondayrning little bit of a treat of light rain showers to what to roads and all of that's a little caution monday morning. give yourself extra time. the rest the week a sunny and temperatures maintaining in the lower new which is of a great treat from this last week air heat spike is gone so enjoy a little kind of almost a tumble feel. yeah it really is going to be a changed all right dave. thank you. >>that's going to do it for us, thank you so much for joining us, we'll see you again next week and for all of us here again thank you see you. next saturday and sunday morning it's 07:00am don't forget. kron 4 news tonight at 8. 1850 coffee. ♪ ♪ inspired by the year the folger coffee company began. with a bold yet smooth taste. ♪ ♪

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