but the minute marina came in, he caved. marina, look. don't think hank is making this very clear. and it's hard for him, because he has a longtime relationship with you. for me, this is business. and from my perspective, you're being demoted. you are no longer the general manager. >> why is that? >> i don't know if you're qualified. >> what makes you feel that way? >> quite frankly, i don't think that the people that work here have any discipline or any structure. and am i supposed to blame hank, or am i supposed to blame you? you're the general manager. who do you want me to blame? >> the blame would be on me. >> well, then that's why you're being demoted. >> i don't know where marcus is coming from. he doesn't know everything that i do in the store. i work hard everywhere that i've been. and that's how i've been taught. that's how i've been raised. but hank just doesn't take action. and that adds a lot of pressure. [sobs] >> i just want to make sure we're clear, okay? >> all right. >> coming up... the new van, check it out. >> unbeliev

marina devastated. in this neighborhood, gas mains and pipes burst sparking fires, causing buildings to collapse, and killing four people. i was actually a junior in college. i was in my dorm room at st. mary's college just across the bay bridge when the earthquake struck and my friends and i, you know, we heard about what to do in an earthquake and, of course, when it hits, all of a sudden all of that goes out the window. what we did is what you are not supposed to do, we started running. we ran outside to find a chaotic scene. all of the windows in our library had been blown out, people were panicking, and i was personally touched because my roommate at the time had her little brother here in san francisco who was recovering from leukemia. it was one of the hospitals here in san francisco, and we did not know whether or not the hospital was okay, whether or not he was okay, and of course, we were hearing things like that bay bridge collapsed, and based on how bad that earthquake felt, we pictured the

and a major fire breck out in the marina. and so we had 137 water main breaks just in the marina.supply. >> the marina looked like beirut the next day. there was just no people around. there were people not allowed inside their homes. it was kind of miserable. and it was very solemn too and quiet. >> and in all of that tragedy, i feel like there was also a lot of coming together. and that's what i remember when i was little girl here in san francisco, hanging out with my neighbors, eating over a camping stove because we didn't have electricity. and one of my coworkers, my favorite story from today met his wife thanks to the loma prieta earthquake. he helped her out. she was a stranger, didn't have a place to stay, and two years later, they got married and had a beautiful family. so it's important to remember the tragedy, but also how everyone here in the bay area came together and now is working together to prepare for the inevitable next big earthquake. live in the marina district, i'm kate larsen, abc7 news. >> great perspective, kate. thank you. >>> and we just received, i know

san francisco, a chilly 60 in the marina.own here to the mission, 65 and right through marin, napa, sonoma counties, i don't think any complaints about these kind of temperatures. 70 71 clear lake. 73 here in novato. the extended forecast, see in san francisco we stay with 60s as we head through sunday. but i do want to turn your attention to next week. we're going to warm back up into the 70s monday, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. this is early out. we could actually have a drier wind by next thursday up to 77 in san francisco, wind gusts northeast 10 to 20. that could increase our fire danger. now, that also means hot weather inland. we're going into the upper 80s next tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, with potentially that increased fire danger by next thursday. we still need to learn more information on that possible wind, but as we all know with pg&e power shutoffs the last week we're going to be very focused on that. as we learn more, we'll share it you. >> thank you, jeff. >>> up next at 5:00, a two-day burglary spr

let's listen in for just a minute. >> significance taking place at the marina green. the scene of so much destruction that day as so many homes there burned. people, neighbors putting water on the homes -- >>> again, we want to -- >> who could forget all the people helping firefighters run with hoses trying to extinguish the flames. friends and neighbors are sharing their moments and learning how to protect themselves in a future quake today. >> that's right. also, we want to let you know, given how close the epicenter was in santa cruz. take a look at that. the city there saw extensive damage, especialy downtown. abc 7 news reporter, chris nguyen revisited santa cruz today to catch up with long-time locals who remember exactly what they were doing when the shaking began. >> on this 30th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake, a look back at the 15 seconds that forever changed the history of santa cruz. >> it was truly a disaster. it was one that exceeded all organizational resource service structure that the city had in place. >> like many, community leader to bri

a community prepared this fair at marina green at 3:00. in santa cruz the downtown library will host a presentation of loma prieta oral histories beginning at 4:45 pm and in oakland community leaders will gather with civil engineers and transit officials for a summit on the bay area resilience in the years following the quake. that event begins at 5:30 pm at the structural engineering institute on grand avenue. >>> later today governor newsom will be in oakland to unveil a new statewide earthquake warning system that features the app called, my shake. it uses ground sensors to detect seismic activity. amber lee shows us how the new system works. >> we're over the marina district of san francisco. >> reporter: the loma prieta earthquake on october 17, 1989, is an event few people in the bay area will forget. even now 30 years later. >> i lived in san francisco in 1989 and it would've been really helpful to know how to check in with other people in my network. >> reporter: if you do feel a quake -- >> reporter: the nation's first date would

here in san francisco again off the marina green. it's a lot of exciting things happening today of course we have the air show and that's starting up at 12 noon. again don't forget that the last time you get to see the blue angel soar across the sky and if you're living in the surrounding area, you know that you're going to be hearing them soar over as well. now there are a lot of full list of events as well as a ton of live music that isn't going on right here all day as well. and when that's going on you there are going to events not only here in the greens but also over at the piers pier 30 peer 19 and also peer 32 son know that they're going to be a lot of different meet and greet as well as of course get puppies yesterday they're going to be more puppies again today and one big emphasis that ah every one of the air show has really mentioned is there. a lot of different opportunities for young children to learn more about stem and stem education obviously we've got you know a lot of great examples of how stem can be used in real

>>and that's going to happen right here marina green right where this caution tape is and you're not going want to miss i'm telling you it is a very cool sight to see obviously the blue angels. everybody looks forward to but this is quite the treat i've seen it myself for now i'll send it back to you. >>and if you want to skip the crowd and send us kind of kick back at home a year in lock right here on kron 4 you can watch all the action in the skies from here own living room this will be on saturday tomorrow from 2 to 4 in the afternoon all be hosting blue angels live. we'll give you a front row seat to the high-flying stunts right here live on kron 4. newsom signs more than a dozen gun violence bill set to strengthen protections and regulate. >>firearms sales in california. >>and if you are streaming assault kron on the news >>today signed off on 15 new gun control laws. >>our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >>governor gavin newsom signed a stack of bills aimed at strengthening california's gun violence protection laws among the 15 he signed friday, 5 of them broade

on the marina green at 3 pm. in santa cruz the downtown library will host a presentation of loma prieta oral histories beginning at 4:45 pm today and in oakland community leaders will gather what civil engineers and transit officials for a summit on bay area resilience on the 30 years following that quake. that event will begin at 5:30 pm at the structural engineering institute on grand avenue. >>> san francisco-based e- cigarette maker juul labs will stop selling fruit flavored cigarettes. this comes at the trump administration policy expects to remove all flavored e- cigarettes from the market.last year juul stop selling its flavored e-cigarettes and retail stores amid pressure from the fda. customers can only get certain flavors on its age restricted website. juul will sell its most popular flavor cement and menthol. those products account for 60% of their retail sales. they are also the most popular flavors among teens. the flavored pots affected are mango, cream, fruit and newcomer. they are also forced to c

one of those right there on the marina. that grew and grew. you've got to remember, there was no power in san francisco. there were no lights on, and it was getting dark quickly. this was after 5:00. no outside and see what it looks like at 7:00. >> i remember driving back from candlestick, joe funds and i driving back to the crew from candlestick back to the station. pitchdark, no traffic lights. so, you kind of creep along the streets are empty. it was the most surreal feeling. and once we came in, and this news began to come in, about the marina on fire, santa cruz. you remember how long people lived in tents? >> several people living in tents there. these are the exit ensuing days, after we finally got to the outlying areas, homes in los gatos had comeof an it's mind-boggling. >> santa cruz had to basically be rebuilt, downtown santa cruz had to be totally rebuilt. >> it is really something. you know, but, i think that the -- i love the thing that you remember the most about how ordinary people became heroes that day. he >> yeah. and how w

well read a paper like a global head of industry research of fish solutions joins us from london marina i know this is a new escalation in the trade war but pretty bored with this story i mean it's senseless both a guilty and both are going to just incur pain on each other. so i would say there is it's important to separate this from the unilateral action that the common ministration has taken another instance is specifically to china for instance this is a w t o world trade organization ruling at the moment so far against airbus which has been in the making and for a decade and a half as you said in your in in your video so this comes at an awkward time it puts the spotlight very much on the u.s. e.u. trade relationship one of the white house has been sort of you know examining reexamining. ever sence president trump became became president it's a very sensitive topic but it's actually quite separate to the rest of the policies or the say the actions that we've seen come from the white house that has been in the making for this ruling for for a decade and a half it just comes at a time

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you can meet members of the arm terraces at the marina green grounds. sailors are also participating in community events. the visiting local hospitals and there will be performance by the navy band and the us marines volunteered at the san francisco marin food bank. >> what inspires me and exciting for me about this food bank is that they are set up like a farmers market to give people healthy choices to choose from and we didn't have that growing up. >>> there is a lot in store and mostly all of it is free. you can come here along the marina green and watch the ships come in and watch the blue angels fly overhead. tons to do in the city. a lot of people ask acted to come out. >>> it's always fun to see people you are visiting and they're not here for fleet week or new to the area and all of the sudden that sound of the blue angels comes over us. they think we are under attack. >> and unmistakable sum. if you know what's going on, it doesn't startle you. good morning. i have a problem on the nimitz freeway i want to tell you about redwood. southbound ad

san francis san francisco chilly in the marina. right here through santa rosa, 72, napa 74 and mill valley 68. extended forecast, san francisco warms up as we head throughout next week. low 70s monday, tuesday, and wednesday. notice by next thursday could be up to 77 degrees. we're looking at what could be dry winds out of the northeast, 10 to 20. that would increase fire danger. i know that's the last thing we need right now. but i want to give you the early heads up. close to 90 next thursday with what could be a dry wind. i know what a lot of you want and that's rain fall. here's a look at the extended forecast. we've updated everything on this. want to make sure you see the next possility. best chance for rain is not going to get until the first or second week of november. december could be dryer in the pacific northwest and could mean near to below average rain for us. so, a lot happening here but big time storms not in the at least next two weeks. >> not in the near future. >> up next a high school football player is making h

. >> yes, the bay bridge failed, we so many fires pop up in the marina district, four people in the marina alone died, a lot of people were forced out of the ballpark or they were at the ball park and they were watching it when it was interrupted at 5:04. a lot of people froze in that moment of what is going on? i was at home in livermore and i did not do any of that duck, cover business. >> what did you do? >>i walked around the house and noticed it was shaking, it felt like it was three minutes long it was like 15-20 seconds so i did not do what you should have done, we are talking about earthquake repair illness and prevention and there is a incredible man that has some good advice. >> where were you? >> i was in an airplane, doing traffic coverage over the world series. so i saw it all. trust me we flew around a look at the destruction. >>we will talk about that and even something new when it comes to earthquake preparedness , let's get over to steve who has a look at your weather. >>i was at k icu the original before we bought it looking right at loma prieta. it was a very warm day, v

>>and i'm pam moore kron four's gayle ong was at the ceremony in san francisco's marina green district she joins us live in san francisco tonight, gayle. >>that's right pam and ken know there was mayor london breed was there as long as well as other city leaders just honoring the lives lost and also thanking all the first responders. >>i for thursday afternoon. mayor london breed rang the bill times before getting moment of silence during the very moment, the loma prieta earthquake rocked the bay area 30 years ago to date many in the audience remembered exactly where they were. >>i was at the end of with my husband and my 3 taking us so we looked around and there are >>most of our furnitureot not the walls and things like that the 6.9 earthquake change the bay area in 15 seconds 63 lives lost 3,000 hurt. >>and more than a 1000 people lost their homes costing billion of damage. the anniversary ceremony had a reenactment of community members helping firefighters were allowed a hose to help fight the fires city leaders say the big quake started neighborhood response teams. >>and what we l

around the bay area and the country, so expect a lot of company here if you're led the out to the marina green. let's look at some of the video that camera captured just about 45 minutes ago of the annual parade of ships going under the golden gate bridge. a lot of those boats are available for tours this weekend on the bay. you can climb aboard some cool ships, destroyers and cruisers and get a feel for how our sailors serve in the u.s. navy coast guard and canadian navy as well. the main thing is the blue angels. they were practicing over san francisco. if you were around the area, you definitely heard them. our cameras got some cool cimov over the bay yesterday. the village is here. a this is a mobile er, emergency room. our goal is bring patients in, stabilize them as fast as possible and transport them to a higher echelon of care. >> reporter: they are really having all sorts of demonstrations going on from the military and local emergency responders, as well. this is between fort mason and scott streets, interactive demonstrations, a lot of hands- on activities and a lot of cool ph

. >> regresa la brisa marina. estamos viendo condiciones en los altos 50.vemos los contenidos en dispositivos. le contamos. acompÁÑenos. llos esperamos. os esperamos. acÁ. los esperamos. le contamos. acompÁÑenos. los esperamos. >> (mÚsica) >> (mÚsica) >> una joven hispana rompe el silencio luego que estas imÁgenes salieran a la luz. el vÍdeo muestra como es atacada por una afroamericana. nos cuentan detalles de lo que oc r ocurriÓ ese dÍa. >> Éstas imÁgenes fueron tomadas el pasado 29 de septiembre en el restaurante taco jr. de chicago high muestra como una mujer ag e agag agrede con fuercza a una mujer la ataca por varios minutos. >> me sentÍ asustada. no sabÍa se iban a regresar, podÍan regresar con un arma >> ella es la mesera que denu i denunciÓ la agresion, y estas son las fotos de cÓmo le quedo el rostro. nos dicen que todo comenzÓ por una discusion porque le dijeron que habÍa un problema con la comida. >> y se metiÓ y me pego en el ojo. >> lla policÍa de chicago llleÓo luego del incidente, pero la agresora habÍa partido con quien serÍa su novio. een

many homes were destroyed in the marina district of san francisco. that's where pam cook was working at the time. the quake also caused billions of dollars in damage. san francisco is having several events today marking that memorable day. greg liggins is at the civic center plaza in san francisco. people will have a chance to experience a simulation and, greg, you remember that day very well. you were right there. >> reporter: i definitely do remember that day. i was a college student at the time. but right now let's talk about what's going on here today at the civic center. there were a number of civic leaders here and emergency preparedness officials and of course there is this thing behind me doing a lot of shaking. it's an earthquake simulator. what they are trying to do out here is to get people prepared for the next big one. of course many people here in the bay area have never experienced a quake the size of the loma prieta which as you mentioned was a 6.9 and did a lot of damage in the bay area. now to get a feel for what that kind of quake

week and without a doubt the best place to watch the blue angels air show would be right here at marina green in san francisco. >>it certainly is a great place to watch it. no question about it nothing in your way any in any direction. >>charles la follette knows what he's talking about watching the blue angels air show is a long-running annual tradition for this russian hill resident over the years, it's been terrific we we moved here 50 years ago and i seen in almost every year. other locations where you can see the blue angels fly in san francisco, like twin peaks were example, up here you will enjoy a one of a kind experience that includes an iconic view of the city and those blue jets flying above it fisherman's wharf pier 39 offers great unobstructed views of the sky overlooking the bay you'll be sure to catch more than a glimpse of the blue angels here. then there was beer 14 next to the ferry building from here you'll have a pretty awesome view every time, those f 18 hornet had eased over the bay bridge with those of you who live iand can't make it to the city but still want to

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speaking of water, a stunning rescue at the antioch marina. police say that the white car is underwater. it rolled down a boat ramp this morning. the driver was trapped inside. you can see the car underwater. they were automobile to cut open the top of the vehicle. opened the driver's door far enough to get the man out. he was rushed to the hospital. there is no word on his condition. >>> and, still to come, the warriors are out of the east bay. but tonight, there is a new team to cheer for. >> coming up, how this growing community is coming together for the oakland roots. >>> plus, climate change coming for your cabernet. coming up, the napa growers try to protect your wine. >>> and, marking a major anniversary. how the city of oakland is remembering a deadly and devastating fire storm. and how they are preventing it from happening again. >>> all this, plus, changes in the weather ahead as we look live over the city. south from the sales >>> sold out game tonight at laney college where fans got off to cheer on the oakland root. kickoff start

the pro tip if you're coming down here to the marina to e th rowahere eaterly. rf try to take transit. traffic has been pretty intense. it took us quite some time to get to r location down here on the waterfront in the marina. from our station which is not all that far away. >>> if you can't make it to any of the airshows this weekend check out kpix.com. exclusive sales force towers camera streaming live. you can see the great views of all the stunts. >>> i was out there earlier with my iphone trying to get a picture. it is so hard. >>> it is not easy. >>> they move so quickly. they are out of the frame in two seconds. >>> at least the weather has been cooperating. >>> as we just learned it is also saturday eve today. the weather really is cooperating for this weekend. . thg into fleet why fleeof year. it is like the chamber of commerce whether we like to show the rest of the country when they come here. le you what it looks like inland. from our sht owme highest camer it sits on top of the close range looking back into the central valley. that haziness has a lo

reporting live in the marina, christina tetreault. >>christina only a at fleet week could people be looking up to the sky to the blue angels and down to their feet for these puppies right. >>exactly honestly i consider the best whole world really keep you grounded, you know really does christina data reporting live for us from the marina green she'll be there all morning for us, thanks christina. and coming up on kron 4. president trump's personal attorney rudy giuliani might soon be out of a job will explain why the president might be steering away. >>from the former new york mayor. plus a man dies during pg e's power shut off will hear from his grieving family who's blaming the utility. and the latest on that huge brush fire in southern california destroying more than a dozen homes and forcing thousands of people to evacuate. the city with the most millennials living at home. we all live together here. it's myself, my dad, and my husband, and our three dogs. we hear a lot about millennials, but did you know that more than one in fou

stage in the capital quito the protesters are angry at new austerity measures introduced by president marina which lead to higher fuel prices but marina has moved government operations out of quito since the protests began a said he one step down. as the latest from quito. there is a lot of anger a lot of passion and somewhat of a confused situation here in the capital ttyl where thousands and thousands of indigenous ecuadorians are gathering inside and outside of a cultural center that has become now the headquarters for the indigenous confederation of ecuador and its leadership just a short while ago there was a religious ceremony for one of the protesters who was killed in clashes with police on thursday there also were these there were 8 policemen inside one of them was detained early in the morning and then we spoke to a colonel who is the boss of that particular trooper he went there with another group to try to secure his release he said that they were well treated to they were trying to make a have a put a peaceful solution to this but when i asked whether he was allowed to leave whe

antioch has to offer. >> we have hiking, a wonderful marina. there's a lot of things that people can do within the city of antioch to enjoy themselves. >> reporter: while residents admit apartme admit antioch has its challenges, it's still home. >> it has its traffic and problems, but i love it here. i'm not going anywhere. >> reporter: the city has spent $600,000 over the last year on a marketing campaign to brand antioch as the city of opportunity. that's how they want folks to view antioch, not as miserable. reporting live in antioch, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> certainly beautiful behind you. >>> a federal judge said an east bay man accused of spying for china is a flight risk and will remain in custody. here's video of the man allegedly leaving money in a hotel room. he has a wife and children in the u.s. prosecutors argue he could flee because he has a lot of cash and an apartment and mistress in china. pong is accused of dropping money for an sd card left for a double agent. if convicted he faces prison and a $250,000 fine. >>>

marina and her husband taken shifts at the activists monitoring site till they don't want their effortso be misunderstood as a conflict between cities and rural areas. we're not against moscow citizens that both they and their bosses need to understand that it's time to start separating garbage and to give up plastic the activists emphasize that their protest is peaceful but we are repeatedly being told that if needs be they can start blocking rail tracks once garbage arrives from moscow now the series of wars that followed the breakup of yugoslavia back in the 1990 s. were notoriously bitter and bloody and still today militant nationalism plagues the region with accusations and counter-accusations our reporters visitors in a small village in the sheba nick region of southern croatia where the serb minority has regularly being faced with violence but one local man boris petticoats says the time has come to begin to look to the future. the people of this story a will never forget the day a group of men attacked because bar boris his family and friends had been watching a football match w

. >>> buildings in the marina district collapsed and on fire after a 6.9 magnitude quake slams the bay area. >>> men in business suits, dropping their briefcases and picking up fire hoses. emergency crews scrambling to rescue people trapped in the rubble. >> i don't know how were going to get them out. >> okay. >> -- she is breathing and has a cult pulse. >>> thoule ndof getting home as the collapsed cyprus and embarcadero freeways lien rubble and the bay bridge with a big chunk missing. >>> in the financial district, it was like a scene out of a movie. people literally in the street, holding one another, people physically shaking, crying and some places. >>> kpix 5 news starts right now with a look back at the loma prieta earthquake that was 30 years ago tonight. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. the quake killed 60 people and injured hundreds more. it caused damage to property in private homes and businesses. all of these years later, wilson walker spoke with people who remember it like it was yesterday. day to ask that timeless question, where >> the oakland

and of course this creates a great deal of pushback and that's what's happened in that girl at the marina government yesterday claims that it had no alternative but to see a credit deal with the i.m.f. in order to rescue the country if you are a crisis this is just pieces of course but the government can say. no as a way out the suits this is what's the i.m.f. . expects in its local beijing they'd be the government i think the government has done it since it was not just asked about task they're going to have possibly have they reacted now and then they're saying conspiracies not too much going on at the moment. i think it's very very hard not fall into to see genuine way are. they they are committed not to remember that heavy handed repression of protests and of course this is allowed to spiral right now let's morden this out a bit to end look at what else is happening in the region ecuador's president as we mentioned scrap fuel subsidies as part of austerity measures imposed after the international monetary fund agreed a $4000000000.00 known in february and ecuador as a call and pointed

they dragged a fire hose from the wharf all the weights of the marina. and had phoenix fire boats fire up and pump water to put the buildings out. it was all volunteers. people in san francisco came together. that is my biggest memory how much people help each other. >>> you realize so much has changed since then. your own experience. and from experience. do you think that we are prepared? >>> we are much more prepared than we were then. 200 yards to the east there was a freeway. it is gone now. and freeways all over california along i-5 have been beefed up. building codes have changed. i think we are prepared more. we are in much better shape. >>> moments that many of us will never forget. we have compiled more of those pictures and videos. our special section on our website.>>> after years of planning the city of walnut creek is expected to take action on a project that will change the downtown area. the plan is designed to increase development near the bart station add more jobs and attract auto dealerships. walnut creek city council discussed the pla

i also met marina alexandrina in the corridor of the court who invited me back to her home. psycho pharmaceuticals were tested on her to this woman has bipolar disorder sometimes she feels on top of the world other times she's deeply depressed she remembers one occasion when she felt suspicious about her medication. numbers what i read on the package experiments alexandrina. and i thought this isn't right . when i read those words experiment alexandrina i said this isn't good the knee. before a new drug is authorized for the market it has to be tested on humans in a clinical trial. either pharmaceutical companies or research institutes known as sponsors commission these studies. the sponsor often appoints some contractors called contract research organizations to run the study. the principal investigator usually a physician coordinates the implementation of the trial on site. this was the psychiatric clinic leader daly up a day. in spite of my conversations with marina alexandrina and on the show are a cuckoo i managed to make no further progress. like many other patients th

the neo liberal policy of lenin marina's government which of bays and listens the international monetary fund cancels their nations and not affect students since we're all children of workers if he increases the cost of living and leave salaries of the same level this would lead to the fact that many students will not be was continuous studies led the government leave little in the. more end of leave we don't want him to be president because it does too much harm to all of us now the government is also implementing measures such as tax cuts to balance the higher cost of fuel and incentivize economic growth but many here say it's too little too late meanwhile here in quito the city prepares for more days of violence schools are closed and some businesses are closed down to public transport is down to a minimum but for some protesters here are just using this political unrest as an excuse for violence and vandalism others this is a vital fight for the country's future nicholas o'donovan r.t. . president marino has blamed the current turmoil on his predecessor rafael korea along with the le

it is a general marina letter, not only plastic but mostly. —— marina.ears ocean litter was not to blame. when the tea m litter was not to blame. when the team does not find a cause of death, how does it make you feel? you do not find plastic, it is good for us, we feel happy but if we do not know why it died, it feels a bit weird because we are curious and we are thinking maybe the total might drown in the sea because fishing net or maybe an infection and we did not see it. of course, we want to know. but a little smile because there is no plastic. yes. but let's not forget why we are here. the totals on the beach. the beach closes at 8pm but we have given special permission by the authorities to join the team to uncover some nests. we have to keep some precautions in mind. no bright lights, only these red runs and we have to be a little quiet. this is a real privilege. vulnerable nests have cages put around them to protect them from foxes. we find one recently hatched. 0ne empty total egg. eggshells are counted and there is a sorrow search for any casu

northbound 680 near marina vista, right lane is blocked. they're waiting for emergency crews to get this accident cleared off the right hand shoulder. i'm not seeing too much slowing there. as we mentioned in our seven things, we have a fire burning to the right hand shoulder and up the hillside eastbound 80 near san pablo dam road. that's causing some delays and distraction there. fire has been called and should be on the scene shortly. >> thanks, sue. >>> so this is definitely not what you want to see if you are headed down the freeway. a driver recording video of a man sleeping at the wheel of his tesla. this was heading northbound on 280 in san mateo. the chp said they got a call about a sleeping driver monday afternoon but they were unable to find him. tesla warned drivers they have to be alert with their hands on the wheel even when the vehicle autopilot is on. >>> macy's union square in san francisco is hosti a hiring event. the store is looking to fill about 1,000 full and part-time positions ahead of the busy holiday season. stop b

a lot of people gathered at marina green were our camera was to catch a if you missed it today thoughron four's charles clifford shows us what you can expect. >>during the show's tomorrow and sunday where in san francisco on friday fleet week 2019 kicked into high gear. >>11 o'clock in the morning, the parade of ships came underneath the golden gate bridge led by the san francisco fire department. >>fire boat guardian. there are also ships from the navy of course and the coast guard as well as the ship from the canadian navy. now the air show i kicked off about 12 30 in the afternoon with the navy leap frogs parachute team bringing in the stars and stripes the air show started shortly thereafter will continue 4 in the afternoon. their show will also be repeated on saturday and sunday from noon to 4. the highlight of course will be the navy blue a fleet week is expected to attract about a million people over the course of the week most of those folks will be here in san francisco. nday friday saturday and officials asking if you want to come to flee we keep in mind that you're going to

we have 76 in the mission, 72 in the marina. if you're headed out to fleet week, saturday is going to be probably the best day with the mildest temperatures. you see it dropping by sunday to 69. also notice high clouds in the evening on saturday and clouds early sunday morning. i don't think this will stop any kind of viewing from noon to 4:00 p.m. with the air shows. that is great news. have a good time if you're headed out. 83 in napa. extended forecast looks like this. we have temperatures dropping off again on sunday. we hold on to 60s all next week. i don't see any fire weather returning at least over the next 7 days. we'll have showers just off to the north by next thursday. so far it's been dry. inland valleys, 84 on saturday, 79 on sunday, and enjoyable week as we move through the week next week with lots of 70s moving on in. so, we are looking good as we hit this weekend's forecast. >> and halloween is around the corner. >> right around the corner. >> little orange in there, right? >> we're back in a moment. >> announce