the germans decided that they needed to build or construct a camp that was like alcatraz on the.ou had all of these pilots and soldiers who keep trying to escape over and over again and they are fed up so they build this place that is to be their alcatraz. the prisoners thought they would have clean air and a wonderful time but when they arrive they discovered thaarrived theydiscoe case. in essence it was a prison inside of a prison. it had high walls surrounding it and a barbed wire. there were guards around the clock rotating into changing schedules and german shepherds patrolling the perimeter. the camp was overseen by an individual who is a tyrant of the first-order and a bully who spent about 17 years of his life in the united states. at one point he was a beleaguered maker. he wasn't a very likable individual. not even his dog liked him. it was an item of great humor and of the cartoons that you are seeing in this presentation actually come from this memoir. the first thing he did when a prisoner would come as he would take uplaintiff their chest and declare you will never

cape from alcatraz -- escape from alcatraz was one of my favorites. just this labor day i took my family to san francisco, and i asked my 11-year-old and 13-year-old, you know, what do you want to do? do you want to go to the ferry building, do you want to go ride over the golden gate bridge, do you want to the ride a cable car? and my 11-year-old said i want to go to the rock. [laughter] i want to go to alcatraz. and so we did, and we took the ferry out there, and on the way there my 11-year-old said, it just seems so impossible. it seems so impossible, how could they have escaped from there? and on way back, she looked at me and she said, they must have really wanted to be free. now, i'm not trying to liken murderers and robbers and the like to p.o.w.s in world war i, but i think there is this fundamental notion of wanting to exercise one's own will, to live one's own life and to be free and the drive to do whatever it taxes to obtain that. and that's what's important in this story about these p.o.w.s in world war i. the second question i ask is do

as you can seen in this picture posted by alcatraz island in 20-13. bulger had served three years at alcatraz prison .. starting in 19-59. he died at the age of 89. (ken) as president trump prepares for the home stretch of a midterm campaign blitz, he has zeroed in on immigration to motivate republicans -- especially in some crucial border state races.(pam) in a new interview, he is making a controversial promise about the idea of 'birthright citizenship' .. it is a promise which is in direct conflict with the u.s. constitution. karin caifa (prono: kay-fuh) reports from washington. president trump -- says he'll use an executive order to end the right to citizenship for children born to non-citizens and undocumented immigrants, on u-s soil ...pres donald trump/hbo/axios: where a person comes in, has a baby, and the baby is essentially a citizen of the united states for 85 years with all of those benefits. it's ridiculous. it's ridiculous.such a proposal would face immediate legal challenges.the fourteenth amendment of the constitution says -- all perso

investigation and a s most little history about james whitey bulger's time in alcatraz. >>> right now this is just a parking lot, but soon this land could be the bay area's first hood. just ahead why some say now is the time to put farms and people together. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent. >>> president trump is stirring up an issue over immigrant rights. mr. trump promising to end birthright citizenship. a mothat has many constitutional scholars debating can the president even do that? while he insists it is in the works, angelica alvarez says he is getting pushback, even from his own party. >> reporter: in a taped interview with axios, president dona

as you can seen in this picture posted by alcatraz island in 20-13.ger had served three years at alcatraz prison .. starting in 19-59. he was 89 years old. (pam) new anti-semitic vandalism found on a california mural. it's just the lastest example of the sharp increase in hate crimes. we'll have the numbers. (ken) new information on the fall that claimed the lives of a young bay area couple in yosemite. the selfies that shed new light on the tragedy. (pam) the race for governor comes to san francisco... as gavin newsom and john cox reach out for voters in the final days of the campaign. (lawrence) i'm chief me (pam) the two candidates for governor of california were in san francisco today.. making their pitches to bay area voters.(ken) john cox and gavin newsom were the featured speakers at a gubernatorial breakfast this morning at the fairmont hotel. kron4's haaziq madyun caught up with both men after the event. (pkg)both california gubernatorial candidates took a break from campaigning to weigh in on president donald trump's idea of using an executi

hornblower yachts operates alcatraz cruises. san francisco's city attorney accused hornblower of creating complex insurance policies to deny employees benefits. hornblower will pay 2.75 million in fines. nearly a million dollars will go to its 421 employees. >>> meantime, marin county's golden gate transit ferry serveree more popular, and that is leading the agency to expand. the agency applied for a grant to add a new $30 million boat to its eight-boat fleet. san francisco-bound commuters often arrive before sunrise to find parking at the larkspur ferry terminal and the bridge district admits it's currently having a hard time with the increased demand. ridership is expected to grow even more once smart trains begin running to larkspur as early as next year. >> people should be taking public transportation. it's crowded on the road. it is more crowded in some of them. >> the bridge district would also have to study the effects of increasing the current cap of 42 ferry trips per day. >>> president trump has already raised $100 mi

by 1931, he was in the atlanta penitentiary, the most punitive prison in the country until alcatraz was set up in 1934, because the government wanted to send a lesson to the criminal world that this was going to be a prison whose name would send shivers down the spines of the most hardened criminals, and who better to imprison them public enemy number one, al capone? never mind that his brain was already so riddled by syphilis that he had the mentality of somewhere between seven and 12 years of age. his end was a sad one. as he was released early on because the syphilis that he had contracted and which he gave to his wife and son, had so riddled that mentality. he did not die in prison. he died in his own bed, in his miami house. surrounded by the family that loved him and the wife who claimed she knew every terrible thing he had ever done, but she still loved him anyway. he was only 48 years old. as i said, here we are, almost 80 years later, with his name so widely known, that the smithsonian put him on the list of the 100 most influential americans of all time. what was there then ab

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. >> your path years ago, the big alcatraz escape, can you tell me a whitey bulger story? >> yeah. biggest cape from alcatraz where frank morris and the two brothers escaped in 1962 and whitey was in the facility, he got there in 1961. i believe he was there until it closed in 1963. i started investigating the case in 1989, it was the first lead i covered on that particular case and whitey was in that familiar and was familiar with both frank morris and the anglan brothers. he was part of the controversial program, that he volunteered to take lsd and other psychedelic drugs the government was testing at the time. he also implicated in the gardner art museum heist and other homicides besides the 11 that he was convicted of. >> i just remember the day -- i want to say it broke on our show, after the 16 years he was on the run, found hum livi him d hiding in plain sight, not far from the beach in santa monica. >> everything breaks on your show. >> welcome to the 2:00 to 4:00 slot, jason carroll. >> and in pittsburgh, a moving speech after the massacre in pittsburgh. we'll join anderso

golden gate, angel island, alcatraz. if you're thinking about doing yard work, do it today. still have a couple hours during the evening hours. 52 in san francisco. 65 at noon. hanging around mid to upper 60s this afternoon. peninsula, 53 this morning. 68 at noon. comfortable low to mid-70s during the afternoon hours. pretty much the same thing along the east bay shore. warmer weather coming up. bring sue in for the morning commute. how's it going >> we have changes to the golden gate ferry schedule. lark spur 7:30 will be a slow boat. sauce leta has been canceled. there is going to be a bus to get spwa get spwainto the city. 7:55 tiburon, arrives at sf at 8:40. traffic flowing nicely in walnut creek. headlights in the northbound direction. southbound are the tail lights. past north main on the way to highway 24. a few brake lights at the exchange. >>> the cdc is out with new numbers on an illness with polio-like symptoms. >> authorities are calling the spike in numbers mysterious. here's eva pilgrim >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look, so many unanswered questions

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. >>> the ferry company that takes visitors to alcatraz, has agreed to pay $2.7 million to settle allegations that they violated san francisco healthcare laws. city officials announced the settlement today with san francisco-based hornblower yachts and its affiliate, alcatraz cruises. the city attorney offices says that they come looking eligibility policies to deny benefits required under a city ordinance. the companies have not publicly responded to the settlement. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is next . with election day three weeks from today, we will look at the race for oakland mayor, where incumbent libby schaaf hopes to emerge from a crowded field of 10 candidates. >>> bay area county in desperate need of poll workers. see how much they are paying for one very long day at work. many people living with diabetes monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. without drawing a drop of blood, again and again. the most personal technology, is tech

the night in alcatraz and good luck making it through the whole night with those spirits around. >> reporter: i am pretty brave. i do not know if i would spend the night but it doesn't heist me because i love being scared. this was actually a really creepy show so if you come out here, they are open. all week long. they have extended hours on the weekend and during the week it starts at noon and it ends at 6:00. we are getting out of here in time to start. something has shown up. in san francisco. safe time to turn it back to you. i am not being haunted at the moment. >>> in addition to being scared, halloween is about the candy and the costumes. tomorrow night, chances are you will find yourself at home alone with a big bowl of candy or the children will bring home bags of candy from trick-or- treating. this can be a source of unhealthy temptation and frustration as many cannot control how much we eat. we struggle to help our children make smart choices as well. we will help you in advance of halloween. we welcome back certified eating disorder specialist. thank you for being here.

.>> enjoy your lunch everybody and enjoy this beautiful shot of alcatraz. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a publicoore and i ow we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent. [ monitor beeping steadily ] >> brooke: welcome back. >> bill: where am i? >> brooke: right here. by my side. do you know my name? >> bill: brooke. >> brooke: heh. do you know your name? >> bill: stallion. >> brooke: [ chuckles ] well, that's close enough. no. no, don't go anywhere. stay awake till i get the doctor, okay? >> bill: okay. >> brooke: i mean it. >> bill: i'll try. >> brooke: wait.

before that, in 1959 bulger served time on alcatraz island for armed robbery.ater in life he visited the island as a tourist. has what in the '90s. 2d a historian if he could choose the epitaph on his tombstone he would want it to read, i would rather be in alcatraz. >>> well, a couple visiting yosemite recently fell to their deaths while taking pictures. >> they were not the only ones there with a camera as it turns out. we tracked down a woman who captured the victims shortly before their fatal fall. >>> coming up later, find out what happened to the mountain lion "look what she's accomplished... she authored the ban on assault weapons... pushed the desert protection act through congress, and steered billions of federal dollars to california projects such as subway construction and wildfire restoration." "she... played an important role in fighting off ...trump's efforts to kill the affordable care act." california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. california values senator dianne feinstein >>> a san bruno woman is sharing pictures from her

horn blower yacht operates alcatraz cruises.he san francisco city attorney accrued them of creating complex insurance policies to deny employees benefits. horn blower will pay $2.75 million in fines, nearly a million dollars will go to its 421 employees. >>> all right. it is time now to check on our forecast. i mean it looks like fall, some leaves are changing. >> it does, right? spencer is here with the forecast. >> it looks like fall. during the overnight hours it will feel more like fall, but today it was more like summer. here is a look at live doppler 7. we have cooling fog at the coast. sunny inland with fog advancing over the bay. here is a view from emeryville. you can see the fog rolling in over the hills of marin county. we had a high today of 71. so the temperature has dropped 15 degrees from this afternoon to now. oakland, 61. 66 in mountain view. 73 in san jose. morgan his, 74. 57 at pacifica. here is another view of the fog rolling in over san francisco, or at least beginning to roll in over san francisco, looking

it has incredible views of alcatraz and the golden gate bridge. but last night, aquatic park turned into a crime scene after a shooting involving u.s. park police. henry lee is there tonight with more. >> reporter: all is quiet now. it was blocked off last night after u.s. park police shot and wounded a suspect. it's a tourist hot spot and the view is spectacular. aquatic park is right at the foot of the municipal pier, a most unlikely spot for an officer-involved shooting, especially one involving u.s. park police. the shooting happened around 9:30 tuesday night right near the pier at the end of van ness. >> about 9:30, i was in my car at van ness and cop car after cop car went by. and so i was wondering what was going on. >> reporter: authorities say the park police officer came across this toyota camera. at some point there was a it confrontation and the officers shot and wounded one of the suspects. that man was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. a second suspect was arrested for having a gun with an extended magazine. inves

alcatraz is another national landmark and its buoy is being replaced. >> we are out here doing a lot of stuff. >> reporter: covered in seaweed just like the other one and the chain is totally encased as well. when you pull one of these buoys up, you never know what the tides have wrapped around the chain. >> i heard there was a buick one time, a piece of like an old 55-gallon drum that looked like the hood of the chef re. >> reporter: now that they have taken care of some very special buoys or landmarks, they'll be heading down to long beach. as soon as they get cleaned up, they'll hit the road as soon as they can. in san francisco, don ford, kpix 5. >>> a bongo calf on the loose created quite a stir at sacramento zoo this weekend. the 1-year-old calf named taylor swift breeched her exhibit on sunday -- breached her exhibit on sunday afternoon. visitors were told to evacuate or hide in the gift shop. she roamed around the zoo for 15 minutes before the staff were able to coax her back into her little enclosure. >> no member of the public or staff came into contact with the animal. >>

city officials announced a settlement with the hornblower yachts and its affiliated alcatraz cruises. the city attorney's office claims the ferry companies create a complicated eligibility to deny workers health benefits required under a city ordinance. the companies have not publicly responded. >>> 4:45 a.m. and a week after hurricane michael made landfall we don't 26 people that died. vice president mike pence arrived in georgia to do work -- toward the storm damage. the vice president and his wife visited the cannes plantation to see the damage. experts say even if new trees were planted today, it would take 20 years for them to produce usable crop. >>> if you're planning to head to the beach, it's nice weather. a warning, watch out for big waves. the first significant waves of the fall season are expected in the bay area today through friday. some beaches could see waves up to 10 pete -- 10 feet and there is a danger of sneaker waves. >>> a deadly bacteria threatening the city. >> population. leptospirosis has made more than 220 sea lions sick. they are rescuing see linings dessie

he spent time in alcatraz, returning to boston, where he would rule the streets. in 1994, a corrupt fbi agent tipped bulger off, telling him he was about to be indicted. he disappeared. authorities searching for him for more than a decade, releasing surveillance video and this recording of his voice. >> how are you doing? did he order any sandwiches? >> reporter: ultimately tracking him down through his girlfriend, catherine grieg. >> have you seen this woman? >> reporter: the couple found living in this santa monica apartment. >> the arrests mark the end of a long and exhaustive hunt for america's most wanted men, for one of america's most wanted men. >> reporter: some of the families of bulger's victims, who relived the tragedies during bulger's trial -- >> he's a destroyer of families. >> reporter: tonight -- struggling to process that the man responsible for so much pain is finally gone. >> i knew this day was going to come and i knew this was going to happen. it's, like, surreal. >> gio benitez live with us tonight from boston. and we're hearing from whitey b

hard about the maneuver, but it will be hard not to look out the window once in a while and see alcatraz or the golden gate. it's very special. >> reporter: of all the maneuvers they do in their show, commander doyle things one in particular will dazzle the hundreds and thousands of people expected to wash their performance in france and -- san francisco over the weekend. >> the delta breakout. that is our next to last maneuver in san francisco where we come toward the city from behind angel island. we climb over that and breakout in kind of a graceful bomb burst kind of maneuver. that's a fun one and i think it looks neat here in san francisco. >> reporter: and in every city where they performed, the navy will bring in 60 sailors to do constant maintenance checks on these jets, to make sure they are all safe for showtime. in oakland, allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> all right, bill. good flying weather today for the blue angels. >> it was. and i think those pictures, when you get the cloud cover, some of us are like, do you want blue skies? i love the cloud cover, right? it's beautifu

did you know about his personal fascination is alcatraz. all coming up at 6:00. >>> on the peninsula, one person's haunted house is another person's crime scene. >> that's the approach that employees took at the san mateo county coroner's office. they hosted an open house to let the public know if there was a real knife in a real human or a real blood-stained shirt. >> they would collect eftd, of course. the public saw all the different ways that evidence is collected at a crime scene. >> they don't get how long it takes to do a crime scene and bring the evidence back and actually test it and the steps we go through to test it. >> visitors were able to see how ballistic tests are done and try their hand at collecting fingerprints and testing substances for blood. >> the open house that happens every year around halloween. make sure you check that out. >> yeah. i think i would like to learn that myself. >> interesting. >>> world news tonight with david muir is next. i'm dion limb. >> i'm dan ashley. for all of us here, hope to see you again

he spent time in alcatraz returning to boston where he'd rule the streets playing a role in at least 11 murders. in 1994 a corrupt fbi agent tipped bulger off telling him he was about to be indicted, and he disappeared. authorities searched more than a decade for him releasing surveillance video ultimately tracking him down through his girlfriend, catherine greig, to this santa monica apartment where police found more than $800,000 in cash stashed inside the walls. and now the families of his victims coming to terms with his sudden death. >> we want his name to just go away, but now that he's dead, his name goes away, and he goes away with it. couldn't be a better thing. >> very actually happy he's dead. i'm very pleased that he's dead. my family can -- we can get on with our lives now. >> "the boston globe" reports one possible suspect in bulger's killing is a convicted mob hit man from massachusetts serving a life sentence at the same prison who may have been seeking revenge for bulger's time as an fbi informant. >>> a major break overnight for investigators looking into the crash

hello, alcatraz, as well. cool conditions this morning. it's thursday, october 11th.ing up with us. good morning. i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. we are following breaking news this morning. a nasa astronaut and russian cosmonaut have made a safe return to earth after the rocket carrying them to the international space station failed minutes after liftoff. nasa reported trouble with the russian soyuz 8 minutes after liftoff tweeting there has been an issue with the booster. minutes after that the soyuz landed in kazakhstan. recovery crews say both men are in good condition. >>> our other top story this morning, tropical storm michael is in georgia and the carolinas. the storm is responsible for at least two deaths. now, when michael made landfall, it was a category 4 hurricane with winds at 155 miles an hour. and take

. >> reporter: his life on the lam, which included vacations like this to alcatraz, ended 16 years later. he and his girlfriend arrested in the santa monica home where they had lived for over a decade. he had been transferred to multiple prisons over the last five years. he was reportedly in bad health. among the questions investigators will be asking is who gave the order to move him to this prison in west virginia. >> thank you, stephanie. >>> special counsel robert mueller, who is investigating russian meddling in the 2016 election, is asking about him, part of an effort, apparent effort to smear him. pete williams in our d.c. newsroom with late details on this. pete, what are you hearing? >> reporter: since robert mueller was appointed a year and a half ago, his office has said next to nothing about what he's doing. but tonight, his spokesman says that mueller is asking the fbi to investigate an apparent effort to spread claims that he sexually harassed women more than four decades ago. the rare public statement says when we learned last week that women were offered money to make fal

the influence of low clouds spilling in through the golden gate, and casting a bit of a haze over alcatraz. right now, concord has 76. oakland's at 62. liver more, 74, and in santa rosa, it's down to 62 degrees. you see all those streamlines, which by the way we don't make up. it's actually -- this is a forecast. this is for tomorrow. and this is a precise computer simulation of what the models think will be happening tomorrow, and that is it will be mild at the shoreline, but we'll get inland. if you go inland, the streamlines are coming from inland to offshore, and as the wind heads from the drier areas back to the shoreline, it brings all that drier mass with it. that's why the humidity is coming down even as the temperatures get up to about 80 degrees. not a big difference. a few degrees warmer tomorrow, and everyone warmer on monday. satellite and radar shows that on-shore flow, but the temperatures and the winds will increase tomorrow. not so much down below, but the higher you go, the wind year it will get. so gusty winds and warm temperatures, high fire danger through monday. it's

stay in the moment for each ha it's hard not to look out the window at alcatraz. >> the plains go up700 miles an hour during their performance. today's event include the parade of ships under golden gate. the fleet week airshow includes the blue angels precision team and that starts at noon it goes until 4 pm. at 4 pm, there will be live music. that is at pier 39. >> we have been previewing the days fleet week activities. we are joined alive from san francisco with more on what is happening today and tomorrow. >> >> reporter: it is so exciting you could not ask for better weather. it is absolutely beautiful. we have a lot happening. this is happening in a couple hours. it will be the navy leapfrog parachuting down. that kicks off the airshow. i first lieutenant with the u.s. marines. talk about where we are now. >> right now we are located at the green with the village. we have plenty of equipment that highlights the equipment capabilities for the marine corps and navy. >> here we are looking at capabilities four refueling and recovery. we have water and medical capabilities and tran

the moment for each maneuver, it will be hard not to look out the window once in ail while, it see alcatraz and the golden gate and it's very special. >> imagine looking out the window at 700 miles per hour. these planes can reach up to 700 miles per hour during their show. today's event, pam, includes the annual parade the precision is at noon and runs until 4:00, there will be live music at military bands at pier 39. and bluegrass gets under way in san francisco. this is the 17th year of the festival. admission is free. we if the a look and fences be up before tens of thousands of music lovers head to the park. artists on five stages. and here are some of the artists to watch out for. atch out for. >>> the p.g.a.'s safe way open continues today in napa. the storey was phil milk he will shown who had 6 straight birdies, he is in the lead, and the man from austria is the favorite in the play house today. >>> tom brady is the third quarterback in nfl history to throw 500 touchdowns. >> brady over 300 games to the game, 83rd time in his career, looking for all of it, be loads to the end zone.

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beautiful this afternoon with our live camera looking out toward alcatraz. you can see here on the texture of the bay water not too much in the way of wind. the winds are backing off at the surface and we need to keep an eye on them. the fire warning thankfully is risk -- has expired. a warm week with a lot of 70s and 80s. tomorrow is probably one of the warmest days and it will shave off a few degrees but not a lot as we head toward the weekend. our forecast this afternoon, wednesday at 5:00 p.m. still in the clear. tomorrow thursday morning starts off and clear and possibly fog and it could be approaching the coastline thursday night and into friday morning. take a look at these highs. october 31st and we are talking 80s toward antioch. san francisco 74 degrees downtown and san jose 78 degrees and 80s out toward morgan hill and gilroy. here is your lookahead. it looks nice. tomorrow will be the warmest day of the week and it will shave off a few for the weekend and it looks like the weather will be warm and stick around. >>> about 500 students in stockton

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pier 33 there is space we are holding back to use for alcatraz ferry space. we are not able to advance until the national park service makes the selection. pier 38 was mentioned when this request was made. we have been evaluating different opportunities at pier 38 including potential special event and ballgame parking. that includes life safety upgrades that made it challenging in terms of the term we were willing to give. we have not yet leased that space. i will talk more in the latter part of this presentation about our thoughts there. pier 54. most recent sub structure condition report reflects deterioration, some red tagged areas not in the leased property on the pier. we are taking a pause and meeting with tenants to make sure she are aware of the conditions of the pier and what is the best next step to see how thathat is unlike lie to be it proved in the near term. we are trying to keep tenants safe and women aware of further de -- well aware of further deterioration. broad step back to real estate trends. i think we are in an interesting time and i gu

santa monica with his girl friend for more than a decade, taking a s, vacati including this one to alcatraz, where he actually served time in the early 1960s until law enforcement finally caught up to him, hauling him off andutting him on trial. now the final chapter in bulger's storied and violent life has beente wr >> and this is the third death at that prison in sevennths. >>> you're going to want to carefully watch things delivered to your home after hearing this next story. a wan w caught red-handed stealing packages off the doorstep in texas. watch as she calm live walks to the front ofe this h near houston and carries the boxes to her car. the thief may have thought she was getting away with it and then this happened. >> hey, what are you doing? what are you doing? put my packages backhe on porch. >> the would-be victim spotted the thief through her security app. she was so calm. >> the woman stopped and returned the packages that were already in her car. she claims thought she was at someone else's house. >> i'm at the wrong house taking your boxes. >> oh, so that's what happed. >>

hard about that maneuver, it will be hard not to look out the window once in a while and look at alcatraz and the going and the city, it's very special. >> lets hope he doesn't do a lot of looking out the window at 700 miles per hour. >> they fly very fast, today's events include the annual parade of ships at the golden gate bridge and the air show continues at noon and runs until 4, 4:00 there will be live music from military bands. >> it's going to be a great weekend. >> great weather for it too. >> the time is 6:42, would you believe more and more cars are jamming the streets of san francisco. there's a new muni study with gig economy jobs, there are more cars driving around the city. >> and saving shredded, why a utah couple's toddler is out more than 1,000 dollars. >> we have traffic that's busy out there. we have traffic that is going to be affected by a infrastructure accident. this truck is on its side, it spilled a bunch of dirt on 680 and getting out of san jose in pleasanton is going to be tough. >> mostly clear and much cooler this morning, it looks nice today, the weekend, th

and here a live look outside at alcatraz from the pier 39 camera. the sun can be seen from this part of the by. but some are waking up to clouds this morning. lisa has the full forecast and the potential for fire danger coming up. one more step is needed for a potential maverick surf event to be held in san mateo county. the world surf league runs the contest and got permission to hold the event. it now needs perms from the california state lands commission. the window for the mavericks challenge would open november 1st. and the big wave contest could be called any time before the end of march. and lisa that's something people look forward to every year especially this time of the season. >> and this time limit of the year how about a 40 degree jump from our early morning temperatures to the afternoon highs. we are in the 40s in santa rosa. going into the 80s today. about 80 up there. look at the wind off the water. it's cool out there. and it will be cool throughout the afternoon. about 10 degrees cooler than yesterday here in san francisco. that k

city leaders announced a settlement with the hornblower yachts and affiliates alcatraz cruises.ims they created complicated eligibility policies to deny health benefits that are required under city ordinance. the companies have not publicly responded. from across the bay the oakland city council has approved a safe parking program for homeless people. city leaders agreed to spend $300,000 in the next year to offer safe places for those that are homeless to park in the overnight. the plan was backed by local churches and called for several seven they smack special parking lot that will have security officers and an on- site coordinator as well as portable restrooms. san francisco will have its first high-tech garbage can. the european waste reduction company and is installing it at the area as part of a trial to see how it holds up it is solar powered and has anti-graffiti coating and it can crush the garbage. it is also connected to the internet and can alert trash haulers to when it needs to be unloaded. the city hopes that the garbage will be less prone to vandalism and overfl

bulger spent three years at alcatraz starting in 19-59 after he tried to escape a prison in georgia. he was serving life in prison for a long list of crimes including racketeering and extortion... as well as his role in 11 murders. the gangster spent 16 years on the run before being arrested in 20-11. he had been living with his longtime gorlfriend in a santa monica apartment. whitey bulger...dead tonight at the age of 89. (vicki) lawyers for the suspected norcal rapist do not want his image broadcasted or published as his court case moves forward..(grant) long-time uc berkeley employee roy waller is accused of raping several women across northern california in the 90's and early 2000's. kron4's sacramento bureau reporter ashley zavala explains what prompted waller's lawyers to make the request just minutes before what was expected to be roy waller's second court appearance here in sacramento.. waller's lawyer handed us a copy of a request he filed, asking the judge to keep members of the media from photographing, broadcasting and distributing waller's image. the court room cage sat

the views of alcatraz and the bay, the spot is a popular spot for visitors but this is not the first time there has been gunfire. in 2016 one man was shot and killed while playing pokimon go. that case remains unsolved. the most recent shooting won't stop them from their normal routine, according to residents. >> we are here lots of mornings it is always beautiful, the sun rise. i walk my dog on the pier, in the mornings it is fantastic. >> reporter: san francisco police say the case is still in the early stages so they are not revealing too many details about the investigation so far. >>> outrageous growing this afternoon over the disappearance and apparent killing of a saudi journalist in turkey just over two weeks ago . the u.s. says it has now asked turkey to provide a recording that they say shows that saudi journalist, jamal khashoggi was killed at the saudi consulate . republicans are pushing president donald j. trump to condemn the saudi leadership. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo is on his way back to the u.s. expected to return tonight or tomorrow morning . the president

this time except i'm happy to see the space activated since it's a dead zone right now between the alcatraz landing and pier 39. so it will be exciting it see it get up and running. >> commissioner woo ho: same here. i'm supportive. i don't have any further questions. >> vice-president adams: i'm very supportive. i used to go to the butterfly and we got pier 27 down there with the cruise terminal and we got queens down in there and we had a new restaurant coming in and we need to have that life, especially with the city with over 30 million visitors and tourists a year. we need those kind of restaurants and want that action and want a lively waterfront. is i'm glad someone is venturing out with courage and vision and being bold and i am very, very supportive of it. it will add more flavor to what we need and we need a really, really good restaurant down there that people can get off the cruise terminal and walk down, boom. anyway, i'm supportive. >> president brandon: thank you. this is exciting that we'll have a new restaurant on the waterfront. can you tell me -- what is the investment in

officials announced the settlement with hornblower yacht and its affiliate alcatraz cruises. the city attorney's office claims the ferry companies create a complicated eligibility policies to deny workers help the plant -- health benefits required under a city ordinance. the companies have not publicly responded. >>> 5:45 a.m. and a week after hurricane michael made landfall and we know at least 26 people have died from the storm. vice president mike pence a lot -- arrived in georgia to tour the storm damage left behind. the vice president and his wife visited a pecan plantation to see the difference. the president said even if new trees were planted today it would take 20 years for them to produce usable crop. >>> we've had very nice weather here and if you are planning to head to the beach, the national weather service is sending a warning. watch out for big waves pick the first significant waves of the fall season are expected in the bay area today through friday and some beaches could see waves up to 10 feet and there is a danger of a sneaker wave. as mark tamayo was sayi

the other marks a distance from alcatraz. both in water for six years. finally the coast guard pulled them up for a full inspection. >> and being outside of the gate here, it is exposed to some pretty significant weather and lots of tension. >> the storms and things like that, the tides. >> yeah. >> reporter: both were completely covered in sea life, which could cause them to sink. coast guard members, they scraped one clean and the other was too worn and had to be replaced. >>> gale force gusts turning deadly this morning in southern california. powerful wind knocked over a eucalyptus tree, which fell and crushed a car with a woman inside. emergency crews rushed to the scene in tustin, orange county. by the time they reached the 34- year-old victim in the driver's seat, she was pronounced dead. now back here in northern california, pg&e now says most of the people who have their power shut off, they will get it back on in the next few hours. the cut off hit about 60,000 customers last night. as a precaution against wind and wildfires, the utility compan