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specialist for san francisco unified school district andhe's become a leading alzheimer's advocate you're exhausted right. >>s more tiring i think it was more tiring emotionally it was a you know my first experice holding the there's also to be you know tting an alarm and getting up in the middle of the night too. change might wonder stivers she credits her famifirst husband, joe for agreeing to move into his in-laws home. >>when he's not rking as a sail boat captain he helps with baby wesley and around the housefor this family of sailors all timers has meant it's all hands on deckand finesse is taking her advocacy work to our local us representatives jared huffman. >>representative has been nothing but receptive hepent just so welcoming and and says s to what we ask of him in terms of policy but seriously wi everything else how does she have time in her day or perceive as a caregiver how could it possibly have a full time job aent caring for dad. >>and do this and yet i feel like it's the only way i can do all of thether things that not everyone got a good civics lesson in high school to unerstand that. >>it

alzheimer's awareness month... and national family care-giver's month.(vicki) right now, nearly six million people in the u-sisease... and by the year 20-50... that figure is expected to be around á14 million.(grant) tonight, we head to santa rosa to meet the van cleave family. they're sharing their tragic story to help raise awareness... and hopefully... money to find a cure. they're also here to remind people... with this evil disease... you can get it... when you're still in the prime of your life. shana van cleave, husband about 200-thousand people have been diagnosed with early onset alzheimer's but that number figures to be much higher. hard to diagnose.. hard to find people to do drug trials. we'll be posting this story on kron4.com... and with it .. a link if you'd like to donate to the alzheimer's association. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at san francisco's embarcadero. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... lawrence (vicki) for your health tonight- a new study says adolescents across the globe are growing increasingly lazy. (grant) that study- done by the world health organization-

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s conflict of interest. the suspect told police he did not remember his interactions with the girl because he has alzheimer's. reporting live in san jose, nbc bay area news. >>> thanks, mary an. >>> nine witnesses, five hearings and three days. impeachment investigators are picking up the pace this week. the witnesses are set to testify starting tomorrow. speaker pelosi invited the president to come before the committee any time. and president trump claimed he'll consider it. but democrats are skeptical. >> if they've got something to exonerate the president, they would be racing down to raise their right hand i something, but they don't. >> tomorrow jack williamins wil testify. ambassador volker will also testify. he didn't know military aid was being withheld. we will carry the public hearings live starting tomorrow morning at 6:00. >>> up next here at 5:00, our in depth coverage of the bay area housing crisis. how hard is it to get a home for less than a million bucks around here compared to the rest of the country? >>> the same system that will bring high winds to the mountains will rain close. we'll hav

four's grant lotus was the emcee of the event the cause is very personal to him as s grandmother died from alzheimer'sth in the us affecng more than 5 million people. national news this morning prident p went to another sporting event this weekend and got a much warmer reception compared to his previousppearances. he got a standing ovation at the university of alam football game in tuscaloosa against lsu. the president was greeted with cheers and chants of u s a. there are also some protests outside the stadium, including an appearance by the baby trump balloon. but someone slashed with a knife and deflated it that person and a getaway driver were quickly arrested by pole. kron 4 news weekend highlights from that big alabama lsu game d also a matchup between cow in washington state. and o of thwarriors do last night against the thunder we've got it all for you coming up next in spos. welcome to the carnival 30 minuttour. hey, shaq. it's a 30 second tr. no man it's like... now it's 26. welcome aboard. ocean! welcskide.oard. mini golf. relax!elax! relax! you take this man to be ur husband? i do married.

s naji california right side into the end zone the pool. >>and 46 yards rushing onhe day but lsu tigers too much for alabama to 41. >>that is sports. >>at the alzheimer'swalk tod in safrancisco. we ll tell ♪ (vo) i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. electric just esn't have enough range. it wilve survive the winter. arng stations? good luck finding one of those. so, maybe an electric car isn't for you afteall. or, is it? ♪ >>come back to kron 4 news at 10 a huge turnout for a grt caustodain san francisco, the cause raising awareness and funds to find a ce to end alzheimer's disease about foh 1000 people showed up very. ferry. y san francisco's and all sims the event today raised over one million dollars. a summer says the most common form of dementia affecting memory thought process d behavior. stories aboutheir experience with alzheimer's, including holding flower to represent if with the disease or if they're there in memorof someone who died. the huge turnout organizers means that the walk was a big success. >>well we really want people to know th their services out there that theyan access but also th