(jr stone) back by (jr stone) (jr stone) back by popular demand...justine and her team oracle flight. back... because i requested it! if you missed it....enjoy. "ahhhh!!"(justine) last year during fleet last year (justine) "ahhhh!!" "ahhhh!!" (justine) last year during fleet week.. i took a ride on the team oracle stunt plane with pilot sean tucker. watching it again is making watching it again is making me feel sick again. but it was awesome and an experience i will never forget. activites during fleet week including tours of us navy ships docked at piers along the embarcadero. (justine) kron 4's sara stinson joined hundreds of others aboard and has details from the ship. <"i'm standing on the flight deck of this u-s navy ship which is 843 feet long. i spoke with the captain and a few sailors who say they're excited to share what they do in the navy."><"the american people are the investors that put this thing together and it's an honor to share with them the product that they have provided us so it's a real pleasure to be able to do this.">hundreds

(jrs) mexican (jrs) (jrs) mexican authorities prevented thousands of central american migrants from crossingbridge connecting guatemala and mexico. the migrants are fleeing poverty and violence as part of a politically-charged us-bound caravan.(justine) they all have stories of struggles to survive the journey. as, the u-s and mexico are trying stop them from entering. a sea migrants have made their way inside mexico. some crossed from guatemala by boat others waded. or tried to swim.. the thousands of migrants. -mostly hondurans-said they were fleeing poverty and violence. many are looking to reunite with loved ones. brian covodriles came across the river by boat a week after being deported to his native honduras from the u-s where he had lived for most of his life and left behind a wife and daughter. the group is walking about 23 miles north of the mexico-guatemala border. there were about 1

(jrs) (jrs) tomorrow (jrs)(jrs) tomorrow marks 1 year since a series of fires ripped through the north bay killing 44 people. and destroying thousands of homes and businesses.(justine) kron4's ella sogomonian went to sonoma where people gathered in rememberance of the north bay fires. (justine)(jrs) sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "although the city of sonoma was physically untouched by the unforgiving flames of the nuns fire people here were emotionally scarred by the loss experienced by neighboring towns. monday they're gathering here at the love sculpture in the plaza to reflect on all they've been through in the last year.... ...when the nuns fire consumed 400 homes across the valley north and east of the city of sonoma...tomorrow marks 1 year when the fire erupted in glen ellen around 10 at night.sot: chief steve akres, sonoma valley fire and rescue// "these losses are real and continue to impact many of us as we continue to recover and rebuild."(nats clapping)sot: chief ray mulas, schell-vista fire district// "were better today for what we went through last year."together

(jrs) the (jrs) the neighbor is." (jrs) the president has ordered flags flown at half- staff at federal buildings in "solemn respect" for the synagogue shooting victims.(jr stone) and san francisco police have increased their presence around the city's synagogues in light of the pittsburgh tragedy. even though, there are no known threats.(justine) vigils are taking place across the country and here in the bay area. here in san francisco ... people are gathering to mourn and grieve. kron4's michelle kingston is at the contemporary jewish museum for us tonight where a vigil is just getting started. michelle? (michelle)dozens of people are coming together tonight to mourn the victims of today's shooting.we spoke to the regional director of the anti defamation league today - as well - who says while he believes this is an isolated incident ... everyone should remain vigilent. (mk)seth brsyk, regional director of the anti defamation league"it's a very sad day"eleven people confirmed dead after a mass shooting in a pennsylv

(jrs) karin caifa. (jrs) (jrs) the girl scouts are getting a chance to try out some new jobs...at used to reserved for the boys. why they say they can do it all. (justine) hundreds of migrants part of the caravan made it across the mexican border. what was waiting for them on the other side. (justine) reports show.. the trump administration wants to change laws that protect the transgender community. we will speak live with the executive director of the transgender law center ... about the issue. (jrs) mexican authorities prevented thousands of central american migrants from crossing a bridge connecting guatemala and mexico. the migrants are fleeing poverty and violence as part of a politically-charged us-bound caravan.(justine) they all have stories of struggles to survive the journey. as, the u-s and mexico are trying stop them from entering. a sea migrants have made their way inside mexico. some crossed from guatemala by boat others waded. or tried to swim.. the thousands of migrants. -mostly hondurans-said they were fleeing poverty and violence. many are looking to reunite w

(jrs) happening (jrs) (jrs) happening now... thousands of marriott hotel workers continue their strike across the country. police arrested 41 demonstrators in san francisco yesterday, as they called for higher pay. kron 4's sara stinson has details on the arrests and how the continued strike is impacting hotel guests. <"the week long strike in front of marriotts across the bay area continues. i spoke with several people who say they've worked for the company for 30 years and they are fed up. they say they plan to strike 24-7 as long as it takes."><"if it takes a week, two, a month whatever it takes, we're never going to give up.">ánatsávoices of marriott employees will continue to echo throughout the city until the company agrees to a contract put out by the union unite here local 2850.employees are demanding better pay, better worker safety and job security.<"you know the ceo is making 6,000 an hour, but employees down here are having to work two or three jobs.">the strike continues even after 41 marriott hotel workers were arr

(jr stone)(jr reporting. (jr stone) back here locally....b should be enough" is the cry of striking marriott hotel workers here in san francisco and around the country... the group is hoping a wage increase will allow them to only work one job to make ends meet. approximately 75-hundred workers in the last ten days have joined the protest... one third of them are based at hotels in san francisco...and they have received support from mayor london breed. breed has offered to meet with leaders of the unite here local 2 union which is representing the striking hotel workers. 41 strikers were arrested on friday after they blocked streets... (mabrisa bay area weather) (sports tease) just ahead in sports, we go to lambeau field for 49ers- packers on monday night football. san francisco kept it close, but couldn't stop the magic from aaron rodgers. highlights coming up. xfinity xfi. a more powerful way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, enhanced coverage, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's t

(jrs) good evening, i'm jr stone(justine) and i'm justine waldman. thank you for joining us. police have identified the suspect at 46-year-old robert bowers in what the anti-defamation league says is the deadliest anti-semitic attack in u-s history. authorities say his social media accounts indicate he held anti-semitic beliefs. he is now hospitalized with gunshot wounds and faces multiple federal charges, including hate crimes. he will be in court on monday. (jrs) in the wake of the tragic shooting at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, many synagogues across the country are standing in solidarity. holding vigils to mourn and pray with the families affected by the senseless shooting.(justine) including heregayle ong is live at a vigil thats getting underway right now in los altos hills.gayle. (gayle)

(jr stone) (jr stone) we are now (jr stone)fleet week.(jr stone) we are now joined by meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez with what we can expect for this weeks festivities. will the rain put a damper on the start of fleet week tomorrow. . temperatures on mondayill remain in the 60's along the san francisco peninsula with widespread 70's and 80's inland. dry overnight through monday with a gradual increase in clouds by monday afternoon. light rain develops in the north bay monday night then slowly spreads over the rest of the bay area by the tuesday morning commute. rain will turn into scattered showers by the afternoon. expect another shot of rain wednesday morning in the south bay. a drying trend will occur later wednesday through the rest of the work week and into next weekend. (justine) u-c berkeley is taking the lead as the first large-scale university to build a "gender-inclusive locker room." cal opened what it calls a "universal locker room"....to accommodate the needs of transgender students and students seeking more privacy.(jrs) as

in sunnyvale rob fladeboe kron4news (jr stone)(jr (jr stone) (jr stone) we're learning more about thatcebook security data breach from last month. fewer users were affected... but it's still in the tens of millions. facebook revealing today... the attackers harvested millions of users personal information... here's what was taken from 30 million facebook users... 14 million had their names, contact information, gender, relationship status, and recent location check-ins stolen. another 15 million users had just their names and contact information taken. 1 million users had only their access tokens stolen... which is how people access their user accounts without having to type in their passwords. facebook says they got control of 400-thousand accounts in order to gain "access tokens" of 30 million users. facebook says the breach is also under investigation by the f-b-i which asked the company not to talk about who might be behind this attack. the company saying the breach started september 14th and wasn't detected until 11 days later on the 25th. (terisa) the department of homeland secur

>(jrs)they're loved.">(jrs) many people remain unaccounted for in florida following hurricane michael. today, the dangerous task of sifting through piles of debris and rubble, as crews search for loved ones.(justine) here's omar jimenez with more on what is being done to help those coming home to nothing left. (justine) fremont street, between howard and mission streets, will reopen in time for the monday morning commute. the area in downtown san francisco has been closed since late september after cracks were discovered in a steel beam at the salesforce transit center. though fremont street will reopen, the salesforce transit center will stay closed for the time being. meaning.. people will still need to use the "temporary transbay terminal" at howard and main streets. (jrs) several murals are vandalized in san franco. we spoke to those who are trying to fix them and the warning they have tonight to anyone trying to help. "the damage is so widespread. mexico beach was just wiped off the map."(justine) whi

(jrs) good evening, i'm jr stone(justine) and i'm justine waldman. thank you for joining us. amons family is still demanding answers 10 months later. kron 4's gayle ong is live in pittsburgh with the story. gayle? (gayle)it's been an agonizing 10 months for his mother sandra talbert..she has been participating in rallys to bring justice to her son terry amons.. this incident happened in january.police were responding to reports of an apparent drug deal. officers say they opened fire because the man made a possible move towards a gun in the car's center console.the victim has been identified as 45-year-old terry amons jr. police say they administered first aid to amons until an ambulance arrived... but he later died at the hospital. police also say they found a in. amons mother says she has been involved with other organizations with similar tragedies. tragedies. (gayle)the d-a's office has reviewed the case and determined tha the officer's actions were justified..live in pittsburgh gayle ong kron 4 newskron 4 news (jr stone) today marks the 27th anniversary

don jr. was now don, manafort, jared. >> who would have their campaign manager, their son, their son-in-law all attend this meeting? to talk about adoption? it didn't make sense. >> it could have been used as a green light back at the kremlin. >> most campaigns never would have taken that meeting this campaign was happy to take it. >> he's talked to congress, the mueller team, the grand jury and now to us. rob goldstone with the inside story of the trump tower meeting. >> tell us what happened. was the dirt on hillary clinton forthcoming? ♪ >>> it was the email that set off a chain of events leading to the meeting. just a few sentences long, but every word subject to intense scrutiny and speculation. >> would you read it to us. >> sure. good morning. amon called and asked me to contact you with something very interesting. the crown prosecutor of russia met with his father this morning and in their meeting offered to provide the trump campaign with some official documents and information that

don jr. was now don, manafort, jared. >> who would have their campaign manager, their son, their son-in-law all attend this meeting? to talk about adoption? it didn't make sense. >> it could have been used as a green light back at the kremlin. >> most campaigns never would have taken that meeting this campaign was happy to take it. >> he's talked to congress, the mueller team, the grand jury and now to us. rob goldstone with the inside story of the trump tower meeting. >> tell us what happened. was the dirt on hillary clinton forthcoming? ♪ >>> it was the email that set off a chain of events leading to the meeting. just a few sentences long, but every word subject to intense scrutiny and speculation. >> would you read it to us. >> sure. good morning. amon called and asked me to contact you with something very interesting. the crown prosecutor of russia met with his father this morning and in their meeting offered to provide the trump campaign with some official documents and information that

good evening and thank you for joining us at 10, im jr stone. (justine) and i'm justine waldman. 45-year-old terry amons of antioch was killed by pittsburgh police while he was sitting in his car. police say he was reaching for gun. (jr stone) kron 4's gayle ong spoke with the family about their quest for answers ... and joins us live in pittsburg. gayle? it has been a hard year as you can imagine..the mother of terry amons has been working with local activists and organizations who dealt with similair tragedies. it's been an agonizing 10 months for sandra talbert..the mother of 45-year-old terry amons jr of antioch.amons was shot and killed by pittsburg police in january.officer body cam video shows what led to the deadly shooting.it happened at the nation's restaurant on railroad avenue in pittsburg..

(jr stone) still ahead... (jr stone) still ahead...breakins continue to plague the bay area... there is a warning about a new approach crooks are taking. details on how to keep your belongings safe. (grant) plus... the woman now being called "corner store caroline"... is apologizing tonight. why she says she called the cops on a young boy... accusing him of sexual assault. another case of the aftermath of an alleged incident - caught on tape. the reaction to it - going viral on social media. this time, it's out of new york - with an accuser apologizing to a young boy, and people reacting. a-j ross has the story on the woman now being called "corner store caroline". natsthe commotion outside this flatbush bodega wednesday evening quickly drew a crowd. nats...as teresa klein, now known as "cornerstore caroline" on the internet, loudly accused a nine-year-old boy of grabbing her behind. nats: "i was just sexually assaulted by a child!"in what has since become a viral video on social media, klein tells a 9-1-1 dispatcher she needs police i

(jrs) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(tes) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. ken wayne are here with kron 4 news at ten....guys? (pam) thank you jr and terisa.... next at ten... jewelry ld at seven major retailers here in the bay area tested positive for a toxic metal. all new at ten: an enviormental groups says the chemical cause cancer and

you know, she definitely partied. >> when ben jr.er, she was partying for tips as a stripper in a sleesy miami club, supporting herself and her little girl. >> she did very well with it, i guess? >> she did very well. my mother is a survivor. she adjusts to pretty much anything. >> narcy left behind her stripper pole to marry ben jr. she felt like excess baggage. she was dispatched to boarding school at the age of 8. >> did you feel you had been shipped off? >> kind of. >> you had a tough childhood. >> best thing is that it's over. >> ben jr. and her mother lived in a $2 million ft. lauderdale estate with a boat out back. his elderly mother bernice lived not far away. but may, the stepdaughter, was never going to be a rich man's trust fund kid. she grew up tough and hard, estranged from her mother, paying her own way with bar tending and waitressing jobs. she had two children young and sweated the bills. it was the grandchildren that ultimately thaws some of the ice between mother and daughter. >> she may have been a horrible mother,

(jrs) if have you ever tried one if have you (jrs)(jrs) next week.the middle of return toward weather will cooler weather will return toward the middle of next week. (jrs) (jrs) tried one of those dna test kits to try and see where you come from.. you are not alone... more than 15 million people have used one of the dna services like ancestry dot com. so many -- that according to a new report --- millions more can be identified via the registry... even those who haven't submitted thier own d-n-a. as we just saw with the golden state killer case... police were able to take a dna sample from an old crime scene and match it to former police officer joseph james deangelo.... even though he had never submitted a sample himself. the highest risk of being identified is for americans of european descent. their dna has a one in 3 chance of being matched... even if you haven't personally submitted a sample. all the police need is dna as close as a third cousin. but that still leaves a rough number of 850 people to comb through before police... or governments... can identify you specifically fro

(jr) (jr) caught on camera... a monumental robbery in downtown l-a! swiped the american flag from a world war two museum honoring japanese veterans. greg mills reports. picture this, one hundred twenty thousand japanese on the west coast about half of them u.s. citizens ordered into internment camps two months after japan bombed pearl harbor.but a year later it was determined we needed them to help us win the war. perhaps surprisingly thousands volunteered to serve this country that had locked them up.robin tyus / neighbor: "these guys i mean they fought with honor. they were in internment camp."robin tyus admires these soldiers he never met.he learned their u.s. history in his daily walks here.he still can't believe someone stole the american flag that flew over their monument with their motto proudly displayed 'go for broke.'this guy stole their flag. he hasn't been caught but what he did here was caught on security camera. robin tyus / neighbor: "despicable."sixteen thousand courageous soldiers of japanese heritage fought in world war ii for the u.

if donald trump, jr.nd jared kushner took this meeting innocently and ignorantly and sort of stepped into -- you know, it's possible. but mr. manafort, he would have clearly known what the russians were up to. >> two nights before the meeting on june 7th, trump greeted supporters with what now sounds like a curious promise. >> we're going to be discussing all the things that have taken place with the clintons. i think you're going to find it very informative and very, very interesting. >> we just don't know if the speech donald trump made was a coincidence or not. and so the timing seems awfully strange. >> for all the attention the trump tower meeting would later get, goldstone says at the time he hardly gave it a second thought. >> i didn't care about a meeting. it sounds bad, but it's true. i didn't care. i wanted my client to be happy. that's always my ultimate goal. >>> coming up -- >> so tell us what happened. was the dirt on the democratic party and hillary clinton forthcoming? n the democratic par

(jr stone) meteorologist (jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. .. red flag warnings and wind advisories remain in effect through 9 am monday because of gusty winds and dry conditions overnight. winds are forecast to taper off monday morning when the surface winds becomes more onshore. high pressure will keep skies clear through monday. temperatures will be warm with 70s at the coast and 80s inland. winds are expected to decrease on monday with low clouds returning to the coast by tuesday. warmer weather is then anticipated by late next week. (justine) and -- tonight marks one year since fires tore through santa rosa leaving thousands without a home. after the break 're talking live to the president of coffey strong about how the community is moving forward to rebuild... (jr stone) now to a big story we are following tonight. at least 20 people are dead after a horrific traffic accident in upstate new york. (justine) authorities said that the driver of a limousine failed to stop at an intersection. jamie deline reports. dispatch audio: "getting repor

jackie bradley jr. betts trying game struck him ou!s argues as game game 3 stays tied at 2. big bat coming up for the dodgers. bottom of the 15th. what a night. >> joe: game summary. joc pederson at 6:06 local time went deep to make it 1-0 li. then jackie bradley jr. to kenley jansen and right to tie the game in the eighth. then in the 13th inning, this ball off the bat of eduardo nunez. it got away at first, it scored brock holt. red sox had the lead until this. runner at second, two outs. thrown away by cancer, muncy scored , and it's a 2-2. bottom of the 15th, and muncy, who has been on base each of his last two times to the plate, will lead it nobody up the bullpen for the red sox, as nathan eovaldi goes back out to work. he's thrown 49 pitches. in his fourth inning of work. >> john: this is the danger. of fatigue. day off, and now you couple it with a long outing and a stressful outing. >> joe: muncy, good breaking ball from eovaldi. we talk to him before the game and he said, i can't even think about that. he said i will do my bu

so to recap, cesar sayoc jr. has been arrested in connection with the bombing probe that we have been talking about for the last few days. and there is to be a press conference this afternoon led by the joint terrorism task force, and in connection with the nypd, and you can see him as officer or detective there as part of it and the fbi and nbc news reported that the officials were circling florida as a location of where the package may have been sent. several hours ago around 10:00 a.m., myself and my colleagues here, pete williams and i started to get an indication that there had been or there was somebody that they were strongly considering and strongly eyeing in connection with this bombing, and at that time, the person was described as a male in his 50s and now we have more detail on who that person is, and in fact, that person has been take then into to custody. andrea. >> and we don't know if this is the only person who may be involved or may be of interest in connection to the packages? >> that is exactl

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i want to play don jr.d about the russia investigation. >> reporter: when you're out here on the campaign trail and you talk about this, what's the reaction that you guys get? >> honestly, no one has asked about this in two years. everyone has known it was nonsense. it was a big catalyst because the media needed it to be true. they needed something out there to say this is why trump won. >> the media did not fire comey or hire mueller. what's he talking about? >> we're going to find out shortly what bob mueller as. we should do this as a public service announcement, that nobody know what is he has. we don't know what this evidence is going to show, but it's a lot more than anybody will know. but this president with his alternative realities has really proven his ability, though, you know, to create these alternative -- there's nothing here to see, there's nothing here to see. just take the saudi arabia issue. he says he didn't do it. well, he must not have done it. this ability he has to sort of gaslight th

or adopted ray brown jr while she was married to braces ray brown. when the marriage ended in one nine hundred fifty three she raised their son alone though she. remained a lifelong friend. was. her singing was in a scape from anything that was not good in her life you know and you can tell that her escape was and her desire obviously was to find pure joy because that's what you hear in in her sound that was her that was her heir that was her water that was she loved she lived and loved to sing. in the late nineteenth sixty's and early seventy's fitzgerald increasingly performed a contemporary soul or pop songs including ones with a political message. offstage she took a political stance in her own way singing at president john f. kennedy's inauguration and supporting robert kennedy's campaign in one nine hundred sixty eight. following the assassination of dr martin luther king jr in april nineteenth sixty eight ella fitzgerald composed the song it's up to me and you. to. pick. it. up. with. my thoughts we'd like to do a know number. and it's one of

appreciate and bruce jr and rios set up to have some good clean fun. while you do it so bruce as i understand it the old mill here is one of your frequent hangouts of my correct yes well. you're like me brother. you're a little smarter than maybe you look. back you know this is heaven yeah it is beautiful it's fantastic so he said more about this neighborhood this town because we've been mean some of the folks and just the folks in massachusetts just seem so nice so nice that they have the self-proclaimed nickname mask it's the west minister of the town that's a very nice town it's. very quiet small town as you see right now it's very quiet peaceful well as are you too except for that. the people got the verse yes they did. where you were you born i was going nine hundred forty eight forty eight i was born. sixty six close. nineteen fifty eight forty eight forty eight all not even close. to the reason just the host improver yes we can agree more were to go to school. in lexington school system graduated then got drafted it was nineteen i was drafted ni

he's campaigning with donald trump jr., mike pence and, of course, the president is coming.en the president was restrained about brett kavanaugh's accuser dr. ford, he was on twitter going after her immediately within days of those accusations coming out and now we're seeing kavanaugh could help republicans in these midterm elections and we'll have to see if he will use that as a defense and help ted cruz that way tonight. >> eyeing a political career himself, might run for governor. what do you think? you're not supposed to laugh. >> i'm sure he is. this is what i was noting, the come down from this. if you look back at the rnc in cleveland, as i'm loath to do, but if you look back at that and the speech that donald trump jr. gave it was a very conventional, republican speech. sort of a nice pitch and tone, had some interesting forward-looking ideas. it was like oh, this is sort of what we kind of do. >> standard bear. >> and now he is the attack dog on twitter. that is a symbol for what happened with the trump administration. >> still, o'rourke can't be happy that donald t

(jrs) and i'm jr stone. officials say robert bowers was armed with a rifle and three handguns when he walked inside the tree of life synagogue during sabbath services this morning and opened fire. stacey cohan is live in pittsburgh... (stacy) a horrific act of hate -- michael eisenberg / fmr. synagogue president: "police cars everywhere, guns drawn... rifles... it was surreal" multiple people were killed when a gunman opened fire inside of a jewish synagogue in squirrel hill --a historic jewish neighborhood east of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. wendell hissrich / public safety director: "the scene is very bad inside... there are multiple fatalities. there are at least six injuries to include four police officers." a local official said a worship service was in progress when the shooting began. three different congregations hold simultaneous shabbat services in the building on a typical saturday, according to a former president of the synagogue. phyllis kimel/resident: "the people who are regulars there are peopl

absolutely now let's check in with bruce jr in rio to see how they're doing on their. looks like it's going to. tell me the story you had some problem with a fellow soldier we were out on. had been airlifted out and they placed on the side of the mountain they give you fifty thousand rounds and have at it and . we. at the time we had taken some incoming. and those gunner in the squad leader both got hit. they were better backed out and i was the only one left so they had another guy. feelin as a gun. and we got into a fight and he would shoot. on the top of my helmet. yeah. yeah. yeah. yeah. and did he respond yeah good yeah see now it just goes to show you bruce these days you want to just give your kid a little spank on the bottom in the twenty first century there's probably better ways to discipline your children what i do is take the phone away of the tablet it works even better yeah we did you don't whack little bruce on the head with a tablet you know. better when you're in somebody else's easy to hit somebody else's then you know you should probably avoid that a

one preview potentially of their strategy was in another donald trump jr. sweet.now we quoted him just last segment, but he tweeted about the possibility that democrats, if they take control of congress would want to impeach brett kavanaugh. you asked about that question, dana, smartly in your interview, but that is i think going to be part of their strategy. >> and i also asked nancy pelosi that very question, and she would be the person who would be in charge of the house presumably to begin impeachment proceedings, and she -- i didn't need those glasses. >> we'll get them. >> it's been a long day. she said, i'm not going there. i'm not talking about impeaching the president and i'm definitely not going there on impeaching brett kavanaugh because she understands what a rallying tool it is for republicans. >> you know, the good news for republicans, the very good news for the president, not only the confirmation almost certain of brett kavanaugh, but these economic numbers that came out today. >> yes. >> 3.7% unemployment in the month of september. that is the lo

jr?j.r.)today i talked with people who were in the city and those who were out of the city when the earthquake hit at 5:04 in the evening 29 years ago tonight. here at beach and divisadero in he city's marina district a natural gas line exploded and caused a massive fire that left 4 people dead. it is a difficult memory and those i talked with they will not forget. that's the first earthquake i ever felt in my life... i will never forget that day. everything slowed down for a second. it was like a dreamit was this very violent jerking of the building. working at the rincon center downtown everything was toppling everything fallint it was really really scarymy colleague was screaming...he was standing near all these phonebooks and they crashed on top of himwhat i remember is a lot of sirens and car alarms and then i started smelling the smoke and i started seeing the fires as i walked towards the richmond district. (j.r.)that was kitti who you heard from there. when she got back to her apa

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(jrs)back out here live in the marina district of san francisco. if you just moved here or didn't know your san francisco never realize that there was a natrual gas explosion here and it led to a massive fire. four people in this part of town died and dozens of buildings had to be torn down here.down here. (jrs)back out here live in the marina district of san francisco. if you just moved here or didn't know your san francisco history you'd never realize that there was a natrual gas explosion here and it led to a massive fire. four people in this part of town died and dozens of buildings had to be torn down here. down here. to be torn down here. seasonably warmer highs during the upcoming days are expected in the bay area. highs will warm up into the 70s along the coast with mid 80s inland. patchy coastal clouds at night will continue the rest of the week and into the weekend. current forecast track will bring temperatures down by monday with increasing clouds and a low chance for rain across the north bay. (ken) senator (ken) (ken) senator dianne f

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