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. >>> coming up, ready to see the sexy side of "star trek"? we'll explain in a moment.ck. kron-4 news a eight: indications suggest ... president trump is set to end a program that protects thousands of undocumented immigrants... we'll explain what happens next - for those in the 'daca' program. crews are working to gain control of a massive wildfire in the south bay. we'll have a live report. i'm steve aveson. i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪ >>> consideration provided by -- >>> before we go, the countdown is on for trekkies everywhere. 20 days to be exact to the premiere of "star trek discovery." >> i want you to get ready because this is not your parents' "star trek." >> you're right about that. bye, everybody. >> can you tell me about the new uniforms? i hear the uniforms are different. >> they're so -- >> tight. >> nothing wr

. >>> coming up, ready to see the sexy side of "star trek"? we'll explain in a moment.n back. >>> consideration provided by -- >>> before we , 20 days to be exact to the premiere of "star trek discovery." >> i want you to get ready because this is not your parents' "star trek." >> you're right about that. bye, everybody. >> can you tell me about the new uniforms? i hear the uniforms are different. >> they're so -- >> tight. >> nothing wrinkles. >> going to make us, you know, stand up straight and erect which we actually -- i really appreciate. >> uh-huh. >> i like -- like been a part of my physicality. >> if you slouch you look pregnant. >> go! >> will it get little racier because we are streaming and we're not on broadcast tv? >> i wouldn't say racier. but -- >> i would. >> yeah, a little grittier. >> definitely a show for adults. >> yes. >> edgier. >> it is edgier. yeah. >> i show cleavage. >> i don't. i don't. welcome to the cbs fall preview. it's your chance to get a sneak peek... ...at all the great new cbs shows coming your way. from hilarious comedies... .

>> you have to live long and prosper. >> "star trek" sure has. >> it was a great night last night.ier sunday. >> bye bye, everybody. manafort's ties date back to 2005 in a deal to advance the interest of russian president vladamir putin. leaks about activities have accelerated in recent days with reports, president trump's activities are now being closely scrutinized. "the new york times" today reported mueller's office sent a document to the white house that detailed 13 different areas that investigators want more information about. among them, this year's resignatin of national security adviser michael flynn. the firing of fbi director, james comey. and, this meeting in the oval office, a day later, between president trump and top russian officials in which mr. trump said, comey's firing, relieved great pressure on him. mueller is also worked with a question witnesses, and obtain search warrants. peter zeidenberg, former federal prosecutor who worked with him. >> how would you describe him as a prosecutor? >> as a manager, very no nonsense. very by the book. doesn't fool around.

. >>> speaking of hollywood, star trek discovery premiers tomorrow night at 8:00. cbs's susan marquez gives us the all access. >> reporter: nicholas martin green is going where no man has gone before, the female lead of the long-awaited star trek discovery. >> i'm quite overwhelmed. i am. >> reporter: set a decade before the original series, she plays first officer michael burnham. she's human, but in a surprise twist, she's fox's stepsister. >> it's a different journey for me and a more complicated journey. >> reporter: the show had a star studded premier in hollywood with stars past and present celebrating the show's return. >> trek has always been about hope for the future and about collaboration and love. >> we are all of different race and colors and that's the most important thing. >> reporter: after star trek's discovery, you can find the second episode immediately on cbs all access. you can sign up on many platforms like your computer, mobile device, or apple tv to name a few. go to cbs.com/allaccess to create an account. it's $5.99 a month for livid commer

it said william shatner and worn from "star trek 2."ore in "star trek 2." >> jimmy: they recycled the cast members' outfits and put it on you? >> put it on me, the lowly ensign. >> jimmy: unbelievable. >> and then i snuck off the paramount lot with it. >> jimmy: i don't blame you. [ applause ] you still have that? >> i still have it, yeah. >> jimmy: does your wife allow to you keep all these toys in your home? >> you know what's funny, she used to. in the first year or so she was so cool about it. and she was helping me pick out like collector's case things and display things. and then we got married. and then all of a sudden like storage units started to sound -- >> jimmy: she helped you pick a storage facility. >> that's it. exactly. >> jimmy: and stuff jut got sent out. >> slowly but surely -- >> jimmy: did you put up a fight or -- >> no. >> jimmy: -- did you know it was time for it to go? >> you surrender. surrender to win is what i say. and actually, i do still -- she allowed me to keep a few choice items. >> jimmy: what do you hav

thank you. >> stephen: "star trek discovery" premieres september 24 on cbs all access. we'll be right back, stick around. ♪ ♪ buy one take one is back starting at $12.99 at olive garden. come in for a fan favorite like smoked mozzarella chicken here and leave with a great meal too. buy one take one. hurry in, it's only for a limited time. at olive garden. ♪ ♪ ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody, back back to the show already in progress. well, it's friday, and what a crazy week it's been. donald trump threatened to rescind daca unless congress does something. and hurricane savaged the crib cran. houston is still digging out. i never want to see or hear anything about that stuff again unless doing so fills an act of my show tonight. this is the best of this week's "the late show." >> what do you like better, ready, "made in america?" "made in the u.s.a.?" what do you like? you like "made in the u.s.a.?" seems to be. we should pick one or the other probably. >> stephen: yeah, we should definitely pick one, and then the electoral college can

does america need a little "star trek" right now? >> are you kidding me? yes! oh, my gosh! point, right, division and separatist thinking. i think it's so important because people need to see what we can be and what we can become. and i think that's what this show does. it always has, so we're just going boldly in the way it always has. >> stephen: the original show-- of all of the shows, but gene roddenberry, created the original show, dealt with current social societal issues of all kind by putting them in space. >> yes, because honestly, the fantasy of it, provides a sort of-- it takes away the bar yerk right? so people can let go. they can suspend their disbelief and be imaginative, and in doing that, the message comes through subconsciously. that's the beauty of sci-fi, right? >> stephen: wow, sounds like you're brainwashing us. >> and then... >> stephen: cbs is-- they've thrown the kitchen sink at this. this is a huge production. what is the-- what is, like, the craziest locale or the biggest thing that you were involved in doing in shooting this? >> yeah, oh, man. ok

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. >> the long trek from charlottesville to d.c.e catch up with protesters alking for fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. p cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com >>> you're watching news 4 at 6:00. >>> they're marching more than 100 miles to confront white supreme see and we caughten with demonstrator in gainesville, virginia. news 4's derrick ward spoke to marchers and one man who was there to offer support. j they were just 30 miles from their destination. marchers heading from charlottesville, virginia,

cheryl: "star trek" is back. corner and there's some big news this morning from the nba. lauren: so have they were certainly as well enough above. >> a little bit of a mixed bag today. they go together like peaches and cream are the subject of the song by peaches and herb. reunited and it feels so good. dwayne wade will breathe -- according to -- sending a one-year contract with the cleveland cavaliers for $2.32 million days after he reached the buyer out what the bulls after wondering chicago, wait, lebron won two titles together for years with the miami heat. one of the biggest crack downs on corruption in college sports history. fbi charging for ncaa division i basketball coaches with robbery to recruit athletes. a top adidas executive also implicated your coach is accused of pocketing players agents and financial advisors at one of them, former nba star chuck% now assistant coach at auburn university, but for how long. he's been suspended without pay. louisville confirms it's also been targeted in this invest

showing some of the signs of wear from the trek. they showed in signs much determination being worn down. >> i'm here to say that we need to confront these things. >> numbers have grown since leaving charlottesville last monday. they've seen signs of support but not from everyone. along the way, there have been tense moments too. one daily leg of their journey was cut short. >> we had a person armed at a rest stop. we felt it wasn't the safest to go in there without knowing. >> the virginia state troopers shadowed the marchers since they left. it made for a curious sight along the way. >> my daughter is taking pictures to submit to her yearbook for the school. just to cover as a current event. >> a civics lesson passing outside their door. >> it deserves mention in all aspects in a peaceful and calm with family members because of his health. >> i'm supporting them. >> he's encouraged by the effort. reminds him of his younger days in the dominican republic. >> i come from a country where that's the normal. due to a lot of oppression.

the spacecraft well known to "star trek" fans made two trips around before returning to die. show has received positive reviews and tape to bed last night. cheryl: basically like a drone. all right, while our nfl sunday was dominated by what took place during the national anthem, the games themselves are actually really great. lauren: jared max is back with the highlights. >> great to be back in talking about sports. imagine that. one game ended on a 61-year-old field goal. another one when the video return to touchdown. a common thread through sundays grants with protesters in the national anthem and it continued with the sunday night game between the raiders and redskins. washington cousin chris thompson 74-yard touchdown 3336 yards. redskins for 72-128. green bay packers 21-7 at halftime tied in overtime when aaron rodgers does the game-winning touchdown. he went down. 17 seconds left. green bay wins 27-24. 90 degrees yesterday, expected to be 50 for 30 skeins. overtime 73-yard score turns out he stepped out of bounds. two plays later, jordan hayward -- jordan howard was 1

hurricane irma beat up on florida all day as it trekked up the gulf coast. it is now approaching fort myers moving northward at 14 miles an hour. the storm made initial landfall this morning in the lower keys east of key west at a category four. and again this afternoon on marco island just south of naples as a category three. irma is now a category two with maximum sustained winds of 105 miles an hour. the keys have been swamped. they could get as much as 20 inches of rain before it's over. irma is blamed for three deaths in florida so far, after leaving more than two dozen dead in the caribbean. power was knocked out to more than three million homes and businesses statewide in florida. we have extensive coverage tonight from correspondents throughout this hurricane zone. and we begin with jonathan vigliotti who is in naples. jonathan? >> the wind has died down but in its wake a lot of destruction. we're about two and a half miles inland. and i want to show you a scene like this, trees like this brought down throughout communities around this region. you've

i think it's been 51 years since the original star trek premiered. this for a long time, and what sticks with me is the staying power of the show and how many things you all sort of predicted along the way. all kinds of technologies and things that we've seen that are real now, that you guys were talking about decades ago. >> absolutely. the thrust of the science fiction writers to influence scientists and what to look for. scientists, astrophysicists themselves are imaging science fiction. they imagine a theory. they try and develop a theory to substantiate their thoughts and bring mathematics in to prove it science fiction is a leader in that way what we can imagine. what science fiction writers can imagine can eventually be done sometimes sooner than later as was the case in star trek. in "zero g" there are many imaginative premises that are astoundi astounding, like could this really happen? yes, it could really happen. science fiction, for me is an exciting form of literature in that although we won't live to see the futures, we can imagine what

as it trekked up the gulf coast moving northward at 14 miles an hour.l landfall this morning in the lower keys east of key west, as category 4. and again this afternoon on marco island just south of naples as a category 3. irma is now category 2. with maximum sustained winds of 105 miles an hour. the keys have been swamped ked get as much as 20 inches of rain before it is over. irma blamed for three deaths in florida so far. after leaving two dozen didn't the caribbean. power was knocked out to more than 3 million homes and businesses statewide in florida. >> we have extensive coverage from correspondents through out the hurricane zone. we begin with jonathan vigliatti who is in naples, jonathan? >> reporter: the wind has died down. in its wake destruction. we are about two and a half miles inland. i want to show youce a sne like this. trees like this brought down, throughout communities, around this region. you have to imagine when this storm first rolled in talking wind gusts up wards of 140 miles an hour. at this hour now we are told 85% of homes in

the trek shifted further west. now the western counties of florida.o saturated with many lovely communities and coastal areas that the storm surge here could be phenomenal. 8 to 12 feet. 10 to 15 feet. certainly possible. one other thing we don't typically mention until it starts happening is the upper right quad is when we start to see the tornadic active. with a system as large as this, you might expect it has a lot of deep tropical moisture. let's move over and show you what we can expect as far as irma is concerned and some of the wind and rainfall amounts. here is the wind we are expecting. you can see the white shaded area. wind gusts from the florida keys all the way over to collier county and to the north with hurricane-force winds. and in the early morning hours on monday, we are looking at sarasota and expecting tropical storm possibly up to category one with hurricane-force winds. even into georgia and into south carolina where they made preparations for schools and businesses. it looks like even this is going to be impacting those areas go

it's going to continue its trek towards the northwest.urks and caicos will be battered the better part of the day. nick was saying that the rainfall was there in puerto rico, and yes, we are seeing some of those enhanced bands coming in along the southern periphery are hurricane maria but i think it will grad wrally taper off. as it moves across the them. looking at a storm surge maybe on the order of 10, 12 feet. rainfall amounts could be 20 inches or more. and i think we're looking at the turks and caicos which is very small, not in a dissimilar situation than what we've seen across puerto rico. just to remind you some of the rainfall tote ls across port roo echo in excess of 35, in some cases more than 40 inches of rainfall. >> wow. unbelievable. thank you so much. >>> now to the other natural disaster still unfolding in mexico. those are rescue teams pausing to sing the national anthem to honor the dead. death toll rise to go 286, three days after a 7 pinpoint 1 magnitude earthquake devastated the country. volunteers and first respond

in is the legacy of star trek. that, i think having a vision of it can help you actualize it. >> you know, when it was first announced you were going to be the first woman of color, you had some haters. that couldn't have been pleasant for you. was it painful? >> it was, to be honest. it was a bit hurtful. i'm a black woman raised in the south. so, it did not surprise me because i am used to -- i'm used to that, unfortunately. but it's a double-sided coin, right, because on one end i wasn't surprised. on the other end i sort of was because diversity and universality are are pillars of star trek. that's the legacy of it. >> speaking of that leg circumstances i didn't realize this until going back over the research, in 1978 michele nichols and william shatner made history with interracial -- >> first interracial kiss was on the tv series. >> and it explodes -- >> you think so. >> 1968. >> star trek has always gone boldly. it always has. that's been the essence of it. >>> hurricane irma is literally taking the air out

made the trek to florida. here they are at middle here they florida.the trek to cross... made area red (steve) in the east bay, the hunt is on for an arsonist and possibly more than one person. this after a string of fires since sunday - including eight just overnight. (pam) this is happening in contra costa county. six of the fires happened in a three -mile radius in antioch. and two others were started in brentwood. kron four's terisa estacio talked to fire investigators on how they are trying to zero- in on whoever is igniting these fires.. terisa estacio live, antioch the damge caused by this fire is in the back of this church - you can see right over there - it ran up and consumed a section and raced into the roof. contractors were here today trying to shore up the building. the pastor has said he is in shock about why someone would do this investigators say this suspicious fire is just one of 8 since sunday. (estacio reporting) pastor x says he can't understand why anyone would set fire to his church. pastor. and this fire - is just one of 8 since sunday in antioch

. >>> the stars of "star trek" beamed down to the red carpet last night.ctors from the new cbs streaming show "star trek" discovery walked the red car. in los angeles. the new online series is set a decade before the original cult favorite. catch it on cbs all access. >>> a lion tried to charge at an unsuspecting dog at the indiana zoo but something got in the way. the massive lion ran toward the service dog and hurled into the glass window of the enclosure. the big cat pawed at the glass determined to reach the dog. but eventually, he accepted his defeat. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, do home runs really guarantee a win in baseball? i got that answer. and he is the biggest name in the game this morning. and he wears an a's uniform. what he did to deserve top dog status coming up. what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com, and we may feature your school on the thursday morning show. play o' the day from major league baseball... twins and (dog panting) another 2am stroll, huh? i'm worried. i have this medical

reporter: this might sound the adventure of a single person, but reeves biggest supporter in this trek is his wife. >> i have been nicknamed by his community tas the best wife in the world. a badge which i absolutely am happy to wear. >> reporter: but even the best wife in the world isn't interesting in waking up every hour to check the boats course or going a whole year without bathing. >> it is kind of horrific. >> reporter: so heel make the trek alone. >> you get to wake up every day in this rough and wild part of the world. >> if you know what it is you are supposed to do, then go do it, because you don't want to have regrets at the end of the day. >> reporter: it will have him going in the stuff of dreams, at least to him. nbc bay area news. >>> well, music super star performers, find out why ed s sheeran is saying no thanks playing the bay area for one tour. >> this is the new comfort food. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no

first, over 3 million people are without power in florida, as hurricane irma continues its devastating trekcross the state. the business district of miami is suffering from severe flooding and it's not over yet. it's all going to have a huge impact on the united states, the world's biggest economy. experts say this is the most expensive weather to ever hit the united states. it's too early to put an exact figure on the cost but the bank credit suisse is projecting losses could be in the region of $125—250 billion. the latest on the number of americans claiming unemployment benefits show the first signs of the economic fallout, with a spike of 62,000 more people claiming benefits, mostly in texas following hurricane harvey. temporary and casual workers are the most vulnerable. when it comes to florida, agriculture is hugely important to the economy. in 2015 it brought in almost $8.4 billion into the economy. hurricane irma is expected to make a significant dent. 0rangejuice prices have already gone up. and with such big problems the state is likely to turn to the federal government for help.

this is the culmination of this ten-day trek for these individuals. we talked to organizers who told us they wanted to end this here because they started this trek on the anniversary of the i have a dream speech. they have had police behind them every step of the way for safety reasons. this video that we are showing you now is of their arrival at the gateway park. this is just before they crossed the key bridge. this started in charlottesville on the heels of the violent and deadly protested in that city a few weeks ago. ten marching every day. new cities, new faces, but others have been logging miles since day one. listen to one man who we caught up to as they made their arrival to gateway park. >> i was there last month when the nazis were marching through my hometown. at some point you reach where this has to stop. we had 300 years of white supremacist history in the united states. we can't accept another 300. >> reporter: we are standing along independence avenue. they were at key bridge last time we saw them. we tried to get ahead of them to mak

bathing. >> the idea of not taking a shower for a year is horrific. >> and so reeves will make his trek the tradeoff is you get to wake up every day in this amazingly rough and wild part of the world. >> if you know what it is you're supposed to do then go do it. because you don't want to have a regret at the end of the day. >> reeves' course will carry him beyond the sea of regrets into oceans of unscripted nate, the stuff of dreams, at least to him. nbc bay area news. >>s we wish him well. >>> up next still searching through the rubble. we'll go back live to mexico city and check in on the friday night there as our own damien trujillo there on the ground for us. but tonight the people of mexi >>> right now at 6:30, piles of rubble and debris as far as the eye can see scatter the streets. but tonight the people of mexico are banding together to pick up the pieces of their badly broken city. nbc bay area damien trujillo has been in the earthquake zone for us where people are searching for survivors. and really acting on their own. >> this is the fourth straight night they've been doing

. >>> but first, "star trek: discovery" beems up on sunday.icer played by s sonequa martin-green. >> it's a lot of firsts. >> the first episode airs on did you know when you buy any bag of dog or cat food at petsmart we give a meal to a pet in need? buying your favorite bag of food at petsmart will help us reach our goal of donating more than 60 million meals to shelters and food banks. that means millions of hungry pets across the country (like this little guy) get to eat. buy any bag any size we give a meal to a pet in need. petsmart - for the love of pets. and now come celebrate our grand opening in your neighbourhood. >>> jake gyllenhaal stars in "stronger" the true story of a boston marathon ♪ >>> this is the most terrifying shower scene since "psycho." [ baby crying ] >> that's john stamos, dave coulier and a cries olsen twin. fast forward 30 years later to a much "fuller house." that's where i couldn't resist taking the cast on a walk down millimeterry lane. >> this is the first time you were on the sunset. >> yeah. >> i think that was

. >>> but first, "star trek: discovery" beems up on sunday.icer played by s sonequa martin-green. >> it's a lot of firsts. >> the first episode airs on cbs while the rest air on cbs all access. it means things will get racy. >> we're going to >>> jake gyllenhaal stars in "stronger" the true story of a boston marathon ♪ >>> this is the most terrifying shower scene since "psycho." [ baby crying ] >> that's john stamos, dave coulier and a cries olsen twin. fast forward 30 years later to a much "fuller house." that's where i couldn't resist taking the cast on a walk down millimeterry lane. >> this is the first time you were on the sunset. >> yeah. >> i think that was 30 years ago. right. >> oh, my goodness. >> the amount of times. >> look at the little billionaires being carried like this. >> what do you remember from this time? >> oh, my goodness. >> uncle jesse, how do i look? >> yeah. i had the world's tiniest voice. >> have mercy! 30 years to the day since the original series took the air, "fuller house" took to the air today. >> can you sum u

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